Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensation of Interesting Items or
Various Subjects.

Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
Mr., Sargent, razor, spree, Cabery, Ill
West Virginia legislature went home
Wednesday.
The rubber trust stretches over all the
firms in the county.
Unknowns killed one man and wounded
two others at Springfield, La.
New Albany, Ind, ghouls gave bond COM
mensurate with their grave offense.
Immigrants to the number of l ,346 were
landed at Castle Garden Wednesday,
Eleven persons were badly injured by the
upsetting Of coach at Norfolk, Va
NJ. B. Wright was renominated for con-
gress for the Fifteenth Pennsylvania district
at Susquehanna.
The hardware store of G. W. Krohn, at
Pandora, O., was robbed of some valuable
notes and 81 COO.
The nuns of Ursuline convent at Pittsburg
will sell the property at public sale despite
the pope's protest.
Heige & Company's saw mill, at Column
bus, Ind, was destroyed by fire. Loss, $780,
020; no insurance.
At 2 p. m. Thursday the Ohio river at
Cincinnati was fifty-four feet five inches in
the channel and rising very slowly.
Matron of the Newark, o., childrens
home, has been compelled to resign for i'll
treating the children in her charge.
Charles Wild, IT, is in jail at Portland,
Ind, for fooling with knife in uncomfort-
able proximity to Dick Meals carotid
artery.
coroner's jury has returned verdict of
murder against Dubois, who killed his wife,
mother-in-law and children at st. Albans,
Quebec
Mr.. Weiss, of Hamilton, O., takes occa-
sion to remark that twins for the third
time in the same family is just too awfully
two-two.
Rev. Dr.. J. A. McCauley, formerly presi-
dent of Dickinson college, but now the pas
tor of Eutaw Street Episcopal church, Balti-
timore, is dying.
At Scranton, Pa, Martin Starrow, em-
ployed in stone quarry, rammed a bar into
hole containing dynamite cartridge. His
body was blown to pieces
Uncle Joe johnson, who revealed the Hat
field plot to release the prisoners from the
Pikesville, KY, Jail, has been shot to death
by those mountain wildcats.
William Rhoades, of Clifton, Green
county, O., was arrested Tuesday and bound
over to court, charged with an assault on
Miss Flora Miller, aged 18 years.
There is one great, big yearn pervading
the bosoms of the citizens of Peninsula. o.,
and that is just to get glimpse of the fire.
bug who has been burning them out.
The coroner's jury IN the Sawtelle case de-
clares the body found to be that of Hiram,
and that he came to his death by bullet
wounds inflicted by his brother Isaac
The Wisconsin supreme court has affirmed
the lower court in the Jambor bomb-throw-
ing case. Jambor will be obliged to serve
out his sentence Of ten years imprisonment
Mary Frances Keller, aged 10 years, of
Sheboygan, Wis, seeks release from the
ties that bind her to Joseph Anton Keller,
rs years of age. The complaint alleges
cruelty.
The Chicago International Copyright
league unanimously indorses the Chase
Breckinridge international copyright bill,
and urges upon congress the necessity for
its immediate passage
The Plain Dealer, of Wabash, Ind, has
been sued for $1,000 damages for libel by
George Fowly. The Plain Dealer published
an article charging FoWly with Drutally
whipping his 1O-year-old son.
Turner Sims is bound over to keep the
peace at Shelbyville, Ind, for first making
sighting remarks about Mrs. Diggs
daughters and caressing her over the head
with hatchet when she resented them.
Bob Pope, white man of bad character,
and his son, IL years old, were shot dead
on Monday night, while riding from Cum
mings' to their home in Hampton county, s.
C. The murderer is supposed to be white
man.
The school board of Canton, o., has APP
pointed a committee to investigate charges
of immoral conduct preferred against Chris
tian Valzer janitor of the high school
buildings. Sensational developments are ex-
pected.
DR. Martin Brewer Anderson, of Roches-
ter, N. Y, died at Lake Helen, Fla,
Wednesday. He was one of the leading ed
ucators of the country. He was president
of the Rochester university from 1850 to
1888, and prior to that time was editor Of
The New York Observer and professor in
and president of Colby university at Water
vile, Me.