Huntsville gazette., 1890-11-01
NEWS IN eRIEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Xarinus Subjects.

Blaine spoke at South Bend, Ind,
Thursday.
Belleville, Kan, had 100000 fire; in
surance $40, 900.
Snow fell in Michigan Tuesday night
and Wednesday,
Oil has been struck near Jeddo, in JEFF
ferson county, o.
| Snow fell at Goshen and Huntington,
Ind, Wednesday.
Six persons were injured in a wreck
near Seneca, S. c..
! The school fund of New York city is
| $43 052, 600 for the year.
| Heavy falls of snow are reported at vari
Gus points in Michigan.
Hume Clay has been indicted at Paris,
KY, for his recent forgeries.
San Jose, Cal, experienced a sligh
earthquake shock Wednesday.
| Cora Sickles, %, St. Louis stenogra-
| pher, suicided by poison; cause unknown.
Rock Island employees have reached a
satisfactory agreement with the manage
| ment of the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Stanl sailed
| on the Teutonic from Liverpool Wednes-
| day for New York.
Frank Bergstorm, native of Sweden,
and expert forger, has been captured by
the Chicago police
The president of the republic of Chill
approves the propositions of the Pan
American conference.
At Woonsocket, S. OAK, Mrs. Rearick,
| charged with poisoning her husband,
| made full confession.
The New York Biscuit company will
build bakery in Chicago which will
cover an entire square.
British iron men are excited over
rumor that Pittsburg firm is to open
salesrooms in Englund
The twenty-frst annual convention of
the International Bee association is in
session in Keokuk, Iowa.
Gladstone's view of the effect of the Nc
klnley bill is that by it America is SIM
ply cutting it's own throat"
Miss Agnes Mccarthy Moore, one of the
best known Irish patriots and poets, died
at Boston Wednesday, aged So
Tommy Miller, of Indianapolis, has
signed articles to fight Tommy Warren
for 81 900 a side at New Orleans, Nov q
Col. F. L. Dancey, a classmate of Jeffer-
| son Davis and one of the best known men
| Of Florida, died Wednesday at Orange
Mills.
The body of Mrs. Tucker, colored, was
found with q bullet in the head at
youngstown, O., and her husband was ar
| rested.
The telegraphers' troubles at ST. Louis
have been settled by dissolving the local
Brotherhood society and reinstating the
strikers.
John L. Shideler, is in the Anderson,
Ind, Jail, accused of swearing false oaths
to women and the court, as bigamist and
perjurer.
The cornerstone of the new Young Mems
Christian association building, Seventh
and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, was laid
Wednesday.
The excursion steamer Bay Point dur
/ ing the high tide Wednesday, was lifted
from her ways, listed, and sunk at Fall
| River, Mass.
The glass blowers at the Buckeye glass
works. Martins Ferry, O., went on strike
| on account of q failure to adjust differ
ence in wages.
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
of Cincinnati, has decided against the
eligibility of women to seats in the next
general conference.
The office safe of J. H. Fear & Com
pany, at Frankfort, Ind, was blown open
Monday night. the thieves getting about
*75 for their trouble.
A monument to the memory of the men
who perished in the Jeanette Arctic ex-
| pedition was unveiled at the Annapolis
naval academy Thursday.
Julius Dornsife, aged 90, a son, of ex-
Mayor Dornsife, of Kansas City, COM
| mitted suicide at San Francisco by taking
| laudanum. Dependency.
| The ore-laden schooner Crossthwaite
! missed the pier at Ashtabula, O., Tues
| day, and is on the beach, her hold full of
| water. She is valued at $23, 900.
Tony Nagle, Cincinnati painter, who
had been frustrated in two attempts on
his life, succeeded in killing himself by
cutting his throat with razor.
The defalcatior Of Fred. c. Mehl, book
| keeper for Mueller Brothers, ST. Louis,
| extends over period of six years, and as
far as disclosed aggregates over $4,000
Tremendous gales and heavy seas have
| been reported for several days between
Cape Cod and Nova Scotia 1t is probable
| that some fishing vessels have been lost.
| The superior court of Cincinnati has re-
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restrain Mayor Mosby from appointing
the new board of city affairs Of Cincin-
natl.
The family Of Robert Paul, of Middle
ton, Wis, was Frustrated with diphtheria,
| caught from a stray cat. The father,
| mother and daughter recovered, but three
| boys died.
| A man giving the name of Andrew J.
Smith, home Mansfield, o., was caught
in an attempt to sneak gold chain from
| the jewelry store of Clemens Hellebush,
| Cincinnati.
| At Nashville, Tenn, William Young,
! bartender, shot and killed Bud Lee,
colored porter, and in a disreputable
house Will Tippens crushed the skull of
Felix MCGEE.
The remains of Romayne Leach, which
were sent to Genesee, N. Y, by mistake,
1t was claimed, were fully identified, and
there was no mistake Oh the part of his
friends in Chicago.
The yield of the Egyptian cotton crop is,
according to the latest estimates 100000
canters. To the fine weather which has
prevailed during the present month this
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