Huntsville gazette., 1890-11-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.
a Condemnation of Interesting Items on
Various Subject.

Various Subject
Things are more quiet on Wall street.
The North River bank of New York CITY
Is In the hands of state examiner.
Miss Laura Burns, of Martinsville, Ind.
has hair that trails two feet on the ground
Beilefontaine, O., is happy over the
prospect of securing the Big -Four railway
shops.
Saunderson's printing house, in New
York, was damaged by fire to the extent of
$50, 900.
Railway employees at indianapolis have
formed strong combination to secure
better wages.
Dillon and O'Brien spoke at Providence.
K. l., Wednesday night and collected S.
OOO for the cause
Ed. Blair Is on trial at Ottawa. O..
charged with numbering Station Agent A
Henry, at Sharpsburg.
Charles A. Collins, pioneer of Akron
y, Is charged with Systematically robbing
the till Of W. Siller's grocery.
A stranger named Lowell was fatally
injured by train near Osceola, Ind. Sup
posed to be attempted suicide.
AT Marion, Ind, an unfurnished house
belonging to George Custer was wrecked
Dy an explosion Of natural gas.
Weekly health bulletin for sixty-six
towns in Ohio, shows prevalence of diph-
iberia, scarlet and typhoid fevers.
Reinhard, ex-auditor of Franklin county.
o., has been sued for S14,S23, money
claimed to have been illegally collected
William Hastings, John Whalen aud
Thomas Wadsworth were drowned in Ips-
wich bay. Whalen belonged in Califor-
nia
Six students of Ann Arbor university
are In Jail, the result of "rush," in the
postOffice, against members of another
class
The plurality of Judge Swing in the
circuit comprising Butler, Clermont.
Clinton, Hamilton and Warren counties is
1884.
William Radford, owner of three farms
In Christian county, KY, assigned. AS
sets, $50, 900; liabilities, $4,000 Both esti-
mated.
Allen G. Thurman's nth birthday was
celebrated in Columbus, O., Thursday
night. Many prominent Democrats We're
present.
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ton, o., are seriously ill from poison, the
result OF using certain kind of baking
powder
The remains of Gen. Crook were re-
moved from Oakland, Nd, to Washington
Wednesday and inferred in Arlington
cemetery.
The thirteenth church congress of the
Protestant Episcopal church of the United
States opened in ST. Stephens church,
Philadelphia.
Tramps brutally beat young farmer
named Schrieder at his farm near Newark,
0. Their object was robbery, but they
failed to connect
William r. Rots, founder of Rosslyn,
Tenn, and correspondent of several family
and agricultural journals in the interests
of Cumberland Plateau, Is dead.
In accordance with the instructions Of
Judge Tuley, the grand jury at Chicago
has returned thirty indictments against
members of the gambling fraternity
Bee Eubanks, of Mitchell, Ind, is sus-
pected of killing his mother and then beat
ing his sister to death to conceal the crime.
The father has been arrested as an acceS-
sorry.
The finance committee of the Kentucky
soldiers home is considering the question
of location. Lexington, Elizabethtown,
Somerset and Lebanon are the competing
cities.
Christopher Copeland, of Denver, COL,
was arrested at Fitchburg, Mass, Tuesday
night for the embezzlement of 81 200 from
the Western Union Telegraph company's
Denver Office.
The Adams Express company has
adopted the regulations of the postoffice
department in regard to lottery business
for the guidance of its own employees in the
same matter.
The United States government has
abundant reserves and resources to meet
any legitimate demand that may be made
upon it by reason of the embarrassment Of
the money market.
Thomas L. Tomey, farmer near Wash
ington, Ind, while feeding stock, was at
tackled by two masked men and cruelty
beaten. 1t is thought to have been an at
tempt at assassination.
The shooting contest between the Chi
cago and Kansas City teams ended, at the
latter place. in victory for the Chicago
team, by two birds. The totals are:
Chicago 442, Kansas City 440.
Florence Nathan Fell dead at the corner
of Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street,
New York, Wednesday night He was a
nephew of Benjamin Nathan, who was
murdered eighteen years ago.
George A. Fender was arrested at Bloom
ington, Ind, on the charge of bigamy upon
complaint of woman who came from Col
orado, and claims to be his wife and the
mother Of Ave children by him.
BY a compromise the children of the de-
ceased wife of Col. A. M. Saxton, of St.
Joseph, Mo-, receive $10O, 900. The bulk OF
the s., ,000, 900 left by Col. Saxton goes by
will to r. U. Hendricks and wife.
Elmer f. Gibson, rate clerk of the Hook
ing Valley and Toledo Railway company,
has confessed that he appropriated book
of press passes, forged the name of General
Passenger Agent Fisher, and gave it to a
friend.
Another murder is reported from Estill