Huntsville gazette., 1890-08-23

and unless the fair should, after all. 60 ts
Jackson PARK, not a few,o,, them will be
ruined.
Ii is likely that th mail service be-
tween Nel5osune, .,Cst ;,lia. and San
| Francifco will cease n November.
| PERI Hale, II, under at, est at Indi-
| anapo Ior .lennr, switches on the Gin
| cinaati, iia ALTON md Dayton track, in
attempts a. wreck passenger rains.
Mrs Hidden ioeips. near Evansville.
lnd.' s"dHteniy oecame violently insane,
ana When her twenty -year-old daughter
saw her iaoeher in her rawlings She too,
lost he, reason.
| Alter IA wfangie lasting until nearly
| mluhighl, at ihlcago, the direct ors IF the
worlds 1sir ad )urnci again. Tuesday
evenlng, wttlout definitely selecting 8
site for the eN position
| Out In kentucky recently the strange
sight was'see4l OF wollen only attending q
fulierai The men were Ill, probably, in
ambush with shOtGuns, laying for each
other along the road
Inc 6iva ion Army opened a crusade
| against WlcLediles. at C..icaSo Tuesday
evening, with Marshal Dalhngton Booth
and wefe, Lord Ranta Pala, Miss Frances
| Willard and others as speakers.
| John Whitlatch had an awful exDeri-
ence at Lexington, Ind He was caught
| In the betting OF machinery and hurled
around an Immense shaft forty times a
minute until nearly dead He will die.
IL Is supposed that James Jeffrey Roche
Will be the su- cessOr of the late John
| boyle OReilly as editor of The Boston
| Pilot, and that Archbishop Williams will
purchase O'Reilly's interest, giving him
control
collision occurred on the Denver and
| hlo Grande railway. between Palmer
Lake and Monument, which resulted in
the instant death of En-ineer Hart
and the probable death OF his fireman
Fred. Foley.
hitney county, KY, reports killing.
| William Mitchell, young farmer, was
shot by Randolph Pietrie, brakeman on
| the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
| Mitchell had taken up quarre. started
| by his smaller broth hers
| 81 or eight represent ltive British
farmers and three delegates OF leading
| agricultural societies will visit Canada
next weeh Tor the purpose OF reporting
| upon Manitoba and the northwest n. a
| suitable field for settlement.
At Midwac, Ky, Gilbert III Satter-
white, a Young 2 Il well-to-d, farmer, in
| vlte'i Ills cO!oreu co.,. to ride to her home
with him Iii Il buggy, ami the womans
husb md, nalnei Henderson, cut him with
razor and fatally shot him
Mss Annie Borchuitlt, a teacher in the
| Chicago public Schools committed sui
eide by jumping into the lake Tuesday
night. Her body was recovered Wednes-
| day. Despondency, the result of i'll
health, was the cause OF her act.
AT Les sbarg, o., u remarkable case of
suspended animation occurred. The little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox be-
came i'll and presumably died. But the
little thing came to life again just in the
nick OF time TO keep from being buried
| alive,
Arthur Day. who is in Jail at Welland,
| Ont, on the charge of having murdered
his wife by pushing her over the Niagara
falls embankment, says she fell over az
she was picking gooseberries There are
| no bushes anywhere near the spot where
the woman went down 10 her death.
The steam barge Monitor, Of Chicago.
foundered of Racine, Wis, Tuesday
| afternoon The crew aud passengers.
| twelve persons in all, were rescued by =
passing schooner having sought safety In
small boat, which was launched only
few minutes before the barge went down.
AT Elkhart Ind, three boys named
Snellzer. Richardson and Mann went
hunting with but one gun, which was in
possession OF Smeltzer The other bows
did not want to accompany him further
than to given point, whereupon be
hred upon them. shooting the Mann boy.
Two burglars and prisoner named
Driscoll, held for stabbing a lumberman.
attempted to escape from the jail At
Florence, Wis. Deputy Sheriff Keyes was
knocked down and the keys taken from
him. keyes recovered and killed Driscoll
with one shot. The other two succesded
in escaping
1t Is reported that the work of survey
ing the boundary between Alaska and tho
British possessions has not yet been com
pleted and that both parties of the GOV
ernment expedition, contrary to expecta- |
tlons, Will remain another winter in camp
I'D Alaska. Each party consists of eight |
white men and number of Indians.
They took along enough provisions to last |
for two years
Frederick Dlttmar, OF New York died |
two weeks ago, after calling down a curse |
upon his wife, Annie Dittmar. whom q |
passion for drink has ruined and made a |
moral wreck. Wednesday she bought a |
paper of paris green. which she swallowed.
attempting, at the same time to give
some to her young boy, who fortunately
threw awav the mixture. Mrs. Dittmsr
will probably die.