Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
NEWS JN BRIEF.

A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
The Federal election bill passed the
house by a vote Of l55 to 149
Georgia Republicans will not name a
state ticket, but will nominate to con-
gress.
Tony Sarvis, bridge bandit, was "a
tally shot at Newburg, N. Y, by al ex-
policeman.
H6verhill, Mass. celebrated its 250th
anniversary OF settlement, Wednesday. a
poem Ly Whittier being the feature.
Secretary Tracy went aboard the United
States steam er Dispatch, at the Brooklyn
navy yard Wednesday, en- route for Port.
land, Me.
Young Wallace and his accomplice, who
robbed his uncle of $4,000, was Wednes-
day sentenced in New York to eight years
hard labor in state prison.
Joseph Spencer. the oldest son of Capt.
Sam Spencer, of Belpre. o.. while trying
to manage refractory horse, was kicked
in the breast and cannot recover
John Chapman, of ST. Louis, seriously
shot Mrs. Johanna Esner, a widow, and
grocer named Milgrim, who protected her.
lie tltil StlOt anu kjllttl Dl1nSSlk.
f. L. Delaney, bright Columbus, O.,
young lawyer, is arrested for using "A lot
of language and 32 2-calibre bullets around
the house of Mrs. Robert Swickard, who
had offended him.
Sunday night four men surrounded the
saw mill of j. f. White, at Tallahassee,
Fla, drove off the workmen by display
of shotguns and set fire to the mill, which
was burned to the ground.
Mrs. Emma Mundell, a Jacksonville,
Ind, widow, answered a matrimonial ad.
vertisement and found her respondent.
James Nelson, in the penitentiary. Shs
will try to get him released.
The National Sulphur company, which
will prepare for the market sulphur, pc
trolehm, salt, iron, copper and gypsum.
has just been incorporated i'll CCyington,
KY, with Il capital stock of sl0,000,0O.
Henry Shawvel was seriously burned
and several other workmen severely in
jured by an explosion Of molten metal at
Barton's foundry, Binghampton, n. Y.
The building was somewhat damaged
John Dillh0use assistant master me-
chanic of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
road, went from Norwalk to Atlantic
IltE. ~. H.. III ScdICH VI flcttltu anu IOutII
the better land where there is no sicknes
nor suffering.
At Ees York Otto Hahne, manager II
the European Bond and Exchange Com
pany of New York and Chicago, WI, held
for trial on charge Of swindling Miss
Minnie Spar By selling her bonds which
ne failed t9 deliver.
The board of state charities calls upon
all Ohio citizens to aia tla work Of prison
reform by encouraging the National
prison congress set for the last week in
September at Cincinnati, for "after many
days" it may return unto them"
In anticipation OF the worlds fair being
held in Chicago tn 1893, the American
Federation Of Labor, through It's presi-
dent Samuel GslHpers, has issued call
for an international congress of workmen
to be held in connection with the worlds
fair.
On Tuesday evening a ol0ud-burst over
Coshocton county, o., caused the loss Of
thousands of dollars. The Pan Handle
and the Coshocton railroads were badly
washed out. The Ohio canal is broken in
several places and the water has damaged
the crops and drowned stock.
MI E1n"ih TtafSuu OF SitVelanu, O., Is
ready now to tackle angel food or any
thing else his young vile wishes to exper-
iment on in the cooking line He vas
taken with cramps on his wedding tour.
and his wife gave him aconite in mistake
fsr ginger SIX doctors saved him
Perhaps there is no connection between
the two: but It Ia q Father peculiar coin
cidence that the same papgs whici. con
tails dispatch from Columbus. In.t.
stating that the saloon License has .,c,u
reduced from $50 to SD, also has All. lie,
telling about large bfacksnake th..t AT
tempted to enter house, and. when shu,
out, tied 10 break down the door.
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