Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.


MAI OF It's settlement Oct. II
Thomas Mullaney, an engi lear, was run
over and killed at Iancing, Tenn.
A German American Prohibition league
has been organized in indianapolis.
City Marshal 4. j. Lichty, of B.cyrus,
O., has been arrested on a charge of
forgery.
The Indian Run Oil company struck an
immense flow of gas at their wet near
Marietta.
The general sessions of the co ouied I3ap-
tist church will eyin at Lo willie. Nv,
Thursday.
Benjamin F. Swingle nominated for
congress by the Fourteenth district Re
publicans.
McAuliffe and Slavin are again in train
ing in England, and the fight is to come
off within two weeks.
Mrs. Nicholas Harter. of TifIin, o. gave
birth Wednesday to boy babe wnich
weighs but fifteen ounces
The slavery clauses will be disposed of
simply by leaving them out OF the new
constitution of Kentucky.
1t is believed that Ex-Governor Foster
will accept the Republican nominssion for
congress in the Eight district
Frank Richards, of Newark, O., is in
Jail for sending Tolstoi-like productions
through the United States mails.
The population of Chattanooga is 90 103
according to the last census, an increase
since 1880 of 1917, or 1@5.2J per cent.
John Glazer, of Springfield, O., me-
chanic, is under arrest in that city,
charged with attempted wife mu. der.
II IT,
anon, O., normal school, grew suddenly
insane and died in the Frankfort, Ind,
Jail.
Logan, O. commissioners will give $500
for one of the murderers Of Farmer John
Krim, OF 500 for the entire precious quar-
tette.
Carl Rees, aged II, at Newark, o.,
swallowed an overdose of morphine. He
has been sufferer for years. VIII re-
cover
Pennsylvania Prohibitionists have nom-
mated John ID. Gill, of Westmoreland, for
governor, in place of Charles Miller, de-
clincd.
Democrats of the Nineteenth OHIO con-
gressional district nominated Z. IL. Cool
man, OF Ravenna, for congress by accla-
nation.
A strike of switchmen in the Union
Pacific yards Denver, is affecting the en-
tire business interests of Colorado and
the far west.
John New, 35, of Philadelphia, fatally
shot himself while looking ut the corpse
of his wife as it lay III the ice-box pre-
paratory to burial.
Agnes Robertson, former wife Of Dion
b,, v,-ii
claim all her rights in the estate Of the de-
ceased playwright.
Nelson, stallion owned by c. ii. Mel
son, of Waterville, Me, trotted mile at
Kankakee, ILL.,, Wednesday, IN 2:l2, equal
ing Axtell's record
Charles Ellsworth, photographer, of
Canton, o., ur,empte suicide b. taking
poison. Recovery doubtful. Domestic
troubles sad b be the cause.
The entire corn crop this season promises
to be about l. .5j5, 90 bushels-a reduo-
tion of Jas, ,O0O, 900 bushels, on nearly rs per
cent, compared with last year.
Omar S. Brown. ex-deputy sheriff Of
Christian county. Ky, and one OF the
chief actors in the great defalcation
brought to light lately, has disappeared.
Mary, the 8-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Wendell Biel, died Wednesday
at Peru, Ind, from hydrophobia She
WIS bitten week ago by their old house
dog.
Secretary Rusk has writt.n q long letter
to the worlds fair commission, making
many valuable suggestions as to the char
acter of the exhibits and the general con-
duct of the fair.
no of bo Triu
tional league in session in Cincinnati ap-
proves condemning the bishop of LINER
ick for upholding the course of the Brit
ish government.
AT Martinsville, Ind, Monday, Fred. A.
Calls and James Douglass pleaded guilty
to charge of burglary and larceny, and
received two and three years respectively
in the state prison.
The bricklayers, bridge men, and other
workmen on the Richmond, Nicholas
vile, Irving and Beattyvlle railroad.
quit work Saturday on account of receiv
ing no pay for sixty days.
D. w. Fuller, of Norwalk, formerly
president of the Lake Erie and Wheeling
Coal company, was adjudged insane by
the probate court at Norwalk yesterday
and sent to che Toledo asylum.
Louis Philippe, Comte de Paris, on the
eve Of his departure for America, has
issued a manifesto, asking his friends In
France to boldly assert their confidence in
the principles in monarchy and to unite
among themselves in order to keep up the
struggle.
Jacob Keim, the defaulting clerk of the
Louisville Deposit bank, has left the
country, and his whereabouts cannot be
ascertained. He is accused of having
taken 81 900 of the banks funds and OF
forging his brothers name upon import
tant nanara
henceforth he will be known among the
Children of Israel as Israel Ostenheimer.
He Is to marry Jewess.
Hiram A. Tuttle was nominated for
governor by the Republicans of New
Hampshire
w. H. Sneed, the police Judge of Frank
fort, KY, celebrated his silver wedding
Wednesday evening
Fifteen persons were injured in a wreck
OH the Iron Mountain railroad Wednes-
day. near Coldens, Mo
Josiah d. Nottingham and wife are un-
der arrest at Kankakee, Ill, for circu-