Huntsville gazette., 1891-11-28
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An EpitOms Of Happenings from Eve
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An EPitOms Of Happenings from Ever,
Section.
Peace reigns in Brazil, everyone be
ing pleased at Dictator Fonseca's resig
nation.
Five Thousand deer have been slaugh-
tered for their skins by Ute Indians in
Colorado.
Mrs. Rebecca Elizabeth Chisholm
one OF the oldest lady residents of At.
lanta, is dead
Uneasiness prevails in Chill ove1
promised revelations of Office corruption
under Balmaceda.
Between $4,000, 900 and $4,000. 900
bushels of coal have started down the
Ohio from Pittsburg.
At Odon, Ind, Mrs. Annie ingalls,.
married the day before, eloped with
! Bert Lowery, an old lover.
Evidence is accommodating that New
York has been heavily swindled in the
erection of school buildings
Brockman, the st. Louis grain com
mission man, claims to have been swim
died out of $75, 900 in Omaha.
A Berlin dispatch says: The grand
Ducal theater at Oldenburg, caught fire
and was completely destroyed.
The trial of the arch bishop of AK,
in Paris, resulted in conviction, and
fine of 5000 francs was imposed.
Judge Estell, in decision in Omaha,
pronounced Nebraska's fugitive-from-
justice act a disgrace to the state.
The Earl of Lytton, British ambassa-
dor to France, died in Paris. His
pseudonym was "Owen Meredith"
Democrats have a majority of three
on joint ballot in the New York legisla.
ture, according to the last estimate.
Bank Examiner Alden has left Wash
ington to take charge Of the defunct
First National bank at Wilmington,
N. G.
The attempt of Nicholas Eichler to
prove that the wealthy New Jersey
brewer was his father resulted in his
defeat.
Forty thousand persons reviewed the
remains of Governor Alvin p. Hovey as
they lay in state in the capitol at In
dianapolis.
Men in southeast Missouri are push
ing scheme to levee the Mississippi
from New Madrid to the mouth of the
St. Francis.
Judge Lawrence M. Gully, Of the
Hawaiian supreme court, says that the
islands are not ready for annexation to
the United States.
Wallace Andrews, formerly president
of the New York Standard Gaslight
company, is III trouble over an issue of |
$3,000,O 900 of stock.
Two persons were killed by Mondays |
storm in Washington. The damage in |
Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and West |
Virginia is estimated at several hundred |
thousand dollars.
The name of Charles Hunsicker,
member of the Norristown bar, is prom
inently mentioned as the probable sue
cessor Of the late Judge Silas Moorhead- |
Clark, of the supreme court of Penn
sylvania.
The executive committee of the ma
tional committee meet in Washington |
Dec. s, and it is thought will call |
meeting of the national committe on
Jan. 8to select a location for the next !
national Democratic convention.
The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the Seymour National bank,
of Seymour, Ind, to begin business,
with capital Of 100000, and the
Farmers National bank, Of Longmont,
Colo, with capital of $4,000.
Delegates to the State Alliance con-
vention to meet at Corsicana, Tex, are
pouring in from all sections Of the state
and the indications point t. Q general
revolt against the national Alliance.
This convention will be anti-tfoasury.
anti-third party, and will send . big
delegation to the national conve1faOn
called for Memphis. Tenn, on Dea 16.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says:
The news of the abdication of Fonseca
was received in Rio Grande Do Sui
with great satisfaction, and has put an
end to the revolutionary movement in
that state. The distractions placed in
the Rio Grande have been removed, and
the river has been reopened to COM
merce. The insurgent troops are dis
banding.
A 100000 Fire.
ST. ALBANs, VT. Nov. q Inc nfe
that broke out IN the American House
stable at 1890 q. m. destroyed elghtI
hns;ness blocks and the Congregational
church Loss over 500, 600. With
good amount of insurance.
The Editor Not In.
porrsyu1E. Penn. Nov. 3D.. B.
patterson. q politician and lawyer anu