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Huntsville gazette., 1893-05-13
Society Meetings
MASONIC

MASONIC.
Evening Star Lodge M
Monday night Of each monL y 2ecol!
Hall in Davis Grove, q Il Z q ther
ford w. NJ. Charles HendIa,V Y Bp
SHARON COURT.
Meets at Masonic y Hall, in \.
Grove, lst, Sd, Friday ni,l / lDa's
s O'Clock Mrs. II. U, BI.fo,Jp JpSas Ss u
Mrs. Lucy 2. Pope Secretary ~ 4
ODD FELLOWS.
Spring City Lodge No 27es.
lst and 3rd Tuesday highs y a'era
month. Lucien G. J0nes = e-l
j p Rice, Sec. y y;
s NJ. T. NO. L.
1st and 3rd Tuesday nigb,.
Lizzie Nelson w. p, Nil, IA
iooIuSSS, DeC.
IMMACULATEs
Huntsville Lodge No. "A
every Friday night at tbei, 'a5es Y
Samuel Taylor, W. NJ; EmalaI;; isaI;
McCally Captain of ceremon;anaaI,aae
rion Moore q. S. 'S'N%
PRINCES HENDERSON TEMPLE 10. q
1st and 3rd, Tuesday night, A..
G. A. Mcdonald w. P. Niss ! IN
Hall, Sec. 4 N'Aa
UNITED BRoTFERs OF FRrEynsp,,
United Brothers Of Friendship I,
and 3rd Monday nights. 4 ''lP Pli II
erts, ". NJ, William Bates, 'ss' ~
Queen Esther's court, No "a
meets lst and 3rd Monday nights
each month. Mrs. Maria Mc5,ai5.
M =, Z; Leah Martin Npie; NJ
Lou Kinchellow, Chron. -
HOUSE HOLD OF RUTH, Gu Q. ofop
Meets the first and third Tbr,,
day nights in each month. MB. I
+. Rice, NJ. w. G, Mrs. N. !,
Gordan, Secretary.
The Opening Gems No. % meet
first and third Saturday Of each
month. Mrs. Winnie Douegan N.
S., Frances Barnett K. s., Maria
Sue Turner. w. D.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-05-13
IMMACULATEs

Huntsville Lodge No. "A ~,
every Friday night at tbei, 'tsel' \ \
Samuel Taylor, w. NJ; Fmalal ilal;
McCally Captain of fceremoniaa,aaIi,aae a,ai,ae
rion Moore Q. S. ~ 'Sla'
Huntsville gazette., 1893-05-13

The Opening Gems No. % meet
first and third Saturday Of each
month. Mrs. Winnie Douegan NJ.
S., Frances Barnett K. s., Maria
Sue Turner. w. D.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-05-13

HOUSE HOLD OF RUTH, Gu Q. of oP
Meets the first and third Tbu,,.
day nights in each month, Mrs. I.
4. Rice, NJ. w. G, Mrs. N. !,
Gordan, Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-05-13

Queen Esther's court, No. a
meets lst and 3rd Monday nights
each month. Mrs. Maria Mccall
NJ. 3, .; Leah Martin Spie.; NJ
Lou Kinchellow, Chron.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Chicago Aldermen Figuring How To
Capture the Mayoraity.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a meeting of the
democrat aldermen was held in the
Sherman house at 10 o'clock this morn
ing What was done is shrouded in
more or less mystery. and the result OF
their deliberations was a matter for
conjecture on the part OF all except the
initiated. The meeting was held with
closed doors in the assembly rooms on
the second floor Of the Sherman house
Every one OF the thirty democrat alder
men, il is claimed. were present. aud
with them Corporation Counsel Kraus.
Alderman Sexton was selected chairman
OF the nesting. and Alderman Ellert
was chosen secretary. The body then
proceed TO discuss the welfare OF Chicago
in secret session. Details OF the
proceedings are extremely meagre. Al
derman John McGillen. when asked
what had been accomplished at the
meeting. replied: Nothing at all.
told the aldermen that il there was any
possibility OF winning over to our side
the one blank vote that was cast, and
that could be secured by substituting
for my name as candidate for acting
mayors was ready, willing and glad 10
step out and would support heartily any
such candidate without regard for my
self"
What did we do? We resolved that
the thirty democrat aldermen would
stand or fall together" added Mr.. Nc
Gillen with considerable heat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
HE Is FOR M'KlNLEY
Senator Sherman Has Declared
for Ohio's Governor
FOR THE PRESIDENCY IN lss'
Es-Gox Foraker viii sapport she
Great Prosectionist as Cieveiand's
succc.sor in tho white HOUSE

NEw YoRK, Nov "A special 20 the
Sun from Toleio, Ohio. says: Much IN
terest has Just been added 10 Ohio poll
tics boy the statement which has quickly
been passed among the republican lead
ers that Senator Sherman has declared
himself in favor OF Mckinley for presi
dent The senator is said 10 have made
the statement 10 the Hon. George 4.
Waldorf. ex-collector az internal reye-
nue. in the city. just before Mr.. Sher
man went back TO Washington recently.
The expression the senator used. Mr..
Waldorf said. Is that IL would please him
10 have whatever mantle Of honor he
had won in public life fall from his
shoulders 10 those of Mckinley and he
would be glad 10 see him nominated for
the presidency in 1896 lie added that
il his assistance was desired IL was at
the disposal ot the governor Foraker 5
statement in public that he was for
Mckinley also adds interest 10 the
spectacle. Sherman and Foraker rarely
agree on any policy. The republicans
say IL is matter OF majority whether
Mckinley will be the nominee. A
majority OF 30,0o0 or more they think
will settle il. The indications tonight
in this part OF the state are that Nc
kinley will not have $1,000 ajority,
but about 10000 less than that.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Has No Law to send Hack Rejected
Immigrants

OTTAWA. Oat. Nov. 5-The aathori-
ties al Washington - Tar have made TO
application % the government here 10
secure the return Of emigrants who
have been Inspected and rejected BY the
United states officers AZ Quebcc 10 the
country whence they came. A leading
othesal u the government speaking of
the representations that have been
made that under the present system
these rejected enligrants can sWk their
~ay across the border Into the United
States. said there Was no Law by which
the Canadian government. unless they
wege destitute paupers or criminals
could prohibit their landing IN Canada
OF compel them % return. The Cana
dian immigration iaw provides that the
goSernment can prohibit the landing
of pauper or destitute emigrants
and criminals, but IL appears
that those who have been re
iected 10y the United States officers do
not always come under either OF these
classes. bat are emigrants Who are amen
able 10 the United States alien law Al
though IN every other way calculated 10
make good citizens this fact prohibits
their admission into the United States
Tie authorities here rldiCule the idea
of giving power 20 tho United States
officers az Quebec 10 compel those who
may be rejected by them 10 return To
their own couutry. as Il IS something
more that the Canadian government
could do on its own account. unless
these emigrants were either pauPers.
destitute or criminals The fact Is the
Car adian government has given no per.
mission IN any way to the United States
officers 20 inspect emigrants arriving IN
Quebec FOR thest nited States. although
there Is an understanding that they will
take no steps 20 prohibit the inspection.
by giving the Cuited States officers
power now 20 send the rejected ones
home, the Canadian government would
become a party 10 the arrangements
which they have all along refused To
sanction, although they have not op.
r.a...i IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
FAILED OF CONFIRMATION.
List Of Nominations Rejected by the
Senate.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The ocfficial
list Of nominations which the senate re
iected or failed TO confirm during the
extraordinary session shows that there
we're fifty eight which met this fate. OF
these two were rejected. The
others the senate failed TO con
firm. The list comprises one asso-
ciate justice OF the supreme court OF the
United States Judge Hornblower). the
director OF the mint Robert r. Preston)
one minister &C. H. J. Taylor TO Bo-
livia. one consul general 81. B. Riley to
Ottawa. Canada; three appraisers OF
merchandise. three collectors OF internal
revenue. four Indian agents. one re
ceiyer OF public moneys. the three mem
bers OF the California debris commits
sion. two consuls and thirty eight post
masters.
The nominations which the senate
failed TO confirm either because they
we're not reported by committee or be-
cause the senate failed TO take them up.
die with this session just as those do
which were rejected. They can be com
missioned by the president. and will
continue to hold their offices until dis.
posed Of by the senate. or In case the
senate should again fail 90 coAtirm them
until the close of the next session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
BLOWN IN THE AIR
Admiral Mslio's Powder Msga-
me Exploded Killing
BRITISH OFFICERS AND MEN
Ftss Mea Wers Woundesf-Peixoto
Charged With fiFtnG it--Lss-s
NfH Handicap tieli.A

WAsnfxoFoS. Nov "A dispatch was
received by Secretary Herbert from
Capt H. b. Picking commanding the
Cbnrlsstosa. the senior Officer II our
dest at kaa Jansiro. stating that yester-
day an sxpiosioa had occurred az Mel
los maaazins and a largs qaanuty Il
gunpo~llsr bad been destroyed The
dispatch - datesl BIO and . As fellows;
A explosion Il iarge quantity II gun
powder beioogng 70 the insurgents oe-
carred here Saturday evening on Gov
sfnora > lsland. Tao British naval on
rers y re killed aud aiso = boatsWain
and onb nAan belonging 20 the British
crul-~rk Five men sere Wounded seri-
ou.ly. They we're al gathering sand
n.ar the uiarazsns. Meilo claims that
the BRAZILIAN government - responsible
The ho-s ~ the magazine may
L. 4 seriogs blow 20 Mello
- II ii believed his entire supply OF
poWliet excsrt what hs had on his
ship@ Vas stored away on the islani
The difpafch does cot state how the ex
rlo-inu happened AMI why Mello should
hoii ia tixot0's government responsible
for his'serious io~s can only be conlec
turo-t The is.and upon which the mag
aziaa Kas situated ls in the hands Il
Neil0 and l-s Just above the city. IL Is
sail ho soized IL sooa after the navy re-
volted aud erected magazine there 20
hold ass powder IL IS about rise miles
long by two broad and is weli out from
the naio iand which surrounds IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
HER IRE II AROUSED.
Mrs. whitney Has Her Husband Ar
rested for Adultery.

LANSING. Mich. Nov 5.-Mrs. vii.
liam whitney. who Is here from Mt.
Pleasant gathering evidence Tor use in
the case which she has instituted
against her husband for alleged adul
try with Mira Fannie Case of Alma
widow Of the late Ex Representative
Ovid y. Case OF Detroit. has another
string 10 her bow. She wants a divorce
but not without slimopy. Previous 20
leaving Louisiana three weeks ago Mrs.
Whitney commenced divorce proceed
ings but upon learning that she could
not hope TO be awarded alim0ny in that
state. she discontinued her case and
came 10 Michigan 90 commence pro
ceedings She Is greatly exercised over
her inability 10 oproeecute Mrs Case under
the Michigan law. which exempts
women unincumhered with husbands.
bot will get what satisfaction she can
out % whitney. who vas Tor many a
year justice n the peace st Mt
Pleasant
The story ~ the suif is a. follows.
When Mr.. Csse died IN lSS6 his wife
uaa left with hut slender resources
Friends became interested IN her. and
uts9n the accession ~ the Winaus ad
conafortaile berth IN the auditor gen.
erals ofsce. william v Whitney Of
Nj. Pleasant had good position IN tie
same place Some time before the Va
mans administration drew - a cloee and
II became evident that democrats would
have n walk the rank. Mr. Nhitney. i
is alleged proposed removing = sosns
place IN the soufh He would serve oui
his term; rueanuhile his eife would g.
doxn there snd prepare hsne Mrs
whitney coosenfed. and she iiF~5 in ths
south until fev weeks sgN Her bus
bard. hoveveF. remained IN the north
In the course ~ time both Whitne1
snd Mre Gag iost tbeit posifh0us Mrs
Case setfled i Alma, and u ia siiegei
that every saturday night Whitns'
would Wait her. resnsininr over Sunday
Neaawhtie ire saitfng wifs 8own arufl
became furstierf sn3 80 time qenf -
suspt.soas Shs fiuaiy came rsofth, ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
WILL DEFEND PRENDERGasr.
Essex & Wade Retained as Counsel
for the Assassin

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Assassiu Prender.
CAST received word today that his
brother. John Prehdergast, had retained
MessrsL Essex 4 Wade. attorneys. TO de-
fend him. These are the men who had
a brief conference With Prendergast
Saturday evening. At o'clock this
afternoon DIR. Richard Dewey, secretary
OF the National Medical Psychological
association. DIR. X +. Bromcr aud DR.. r..
l.. Talbot. three experts on insanity.
called at the jail and put Prendergast
through a rigid physical examination
They sounded his lungs listened To the
pulsations OF his heart. made careful
measurement Of his Uranium. examined
his teeth. tested his eyesight, noted his
respiration. and asked hum many ques-
tions. I'VE made a very true examina.
tion from a physical standpoint" said
DIR. Dewey when questioned as 10 the
extent and result OF the afternoons in
vesiigation. I'VE made a complete
measurement of the mans Uranium. ex-
amined his feet, eyes and general physi-
cal structure. This was done to note
the development OF any point which
marks the criminal We made a most
careful and cxacting examination Of
Prendergast's head. Each Of us noted
the points which we observed. We shall
get together and submit our individual
observations and from them will make
our report" ''Doyou bclseve Prender-
CAST insane." DIR Dewey was asked Il
cannot answer that question now:
really cannot tell anything about the
result 81 our examination"
Prendergast's case IL on call in Judge
DUNES court Tor 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. II Is believed a continuance
will Toe granted for at least one week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

ose Hundred Lower Braie sioan
Are I'm Custody.

CHAnHERLAsx. s. ID. Nov A party
of over l0oIower Bfule Sioux are under
arrest Al Lover Bruie agency. They
are the remnant Of faction at that
agency xho have ter years stoutly
fought all attempts - induce them 20
remove 10 the nes reservation set apart
for them. further up De Missouri river.
Several weeks ago thsy left the agency
aud went to the sbzalloned Fort Ran
dall military resersati@n. down the river.
and took possession 81 some of the va
eantpost buildings. Their fight vasdis-
covered aud two Indian policemen were
seat by the Indian agent 10 order them
10 return home. The order they treated
with contempt aud refused 10 obey.
Last week twenty Indian policemen.
ccompanied by two white agency EN-.
ployes. all fully armed. vent 10 Fort
Randall with orders 10 bring the In.
dians. by force IL necessary. The run
Always surrendered without a struggle.
and accompanied their captors back TO
the agency. The party has always de-
sired 10 move south OF White river 10
the Rosebud agency. notwithstanding
the fact that the Rossbuds have decided
against permitting hem TO do 50. even
though the government favored il.
which il does not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
cLEvELAxD.s SUCCESSOR.
Crank Under Arrest Who says lie
viii He Prc@idenf-

KaxsAs CRY. Mo. Nov A danger.
ous crank. who wants 90 displace Fresi.
dent Cleveland. was arrested here today
His name is Elmer F.. Rsuh and il from
Finney. Henry county. Missouri He
arrived here today. having started
from bis home with the aVowed inten
ton - becoming the president 81 the
United States. The con tuctor q the
tam. which brought him to Kansas
City. recognized the dar gerous cbarsc-
ter 4 bis cranky notions and tele-
grsphed police headquarters % arrange
Tor his arrest upon the arrival - the
train When tie train came in. two
policemen arrested him and locked him
up Upon hefng examined by serCeant
~ police. be aid ne sas going to Wash
ington.
4 an going 70 succeed Cleveland. he
added First. | shall study politics
from the practical pint = view AMI
then | shall b~come president Clese-
lard must give way - rne.
~fher- arr good saatly ~ your class
- people in the country nov. suggested
The serxesnt
~Yes. responded The crank. and
one = its kind killed mayer N Chi.
csEa
Raub Ein Re sent back 70 Finsey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

a.. - ~ Bought Boats Getting Ready
for ~caL

Nav YoeK. Nov 9 The little feet
got together Tor President Peix0tO u
Brazl a-sem bls= Itself daily and adds 10
Itself strength and beauty. lt viii be
a. gorgeous a. Brazlilan parrot The
Cd is black. the iirttauia white. the
feizsen mahogany coiorrd. the Jayeiin
while. The Destroyer green and the ! ar
row topped beats have a color - their
own. Ihe white huiled Briitania. with
her tao xhitc banded smoke stacks. ar
rlsea oil the Morgan iron works az noon
YESTERDAY Tuesday she viii 20 into the
sectional dry dock al the foot u Pike
street She will DO formally transferred
O. her neW oWBers tomorrow. The work
"a TRANSFORMING n Cid and the newly
bought steam yachts INTO war vessels
goes on swiftly. IL the friends of Ad
miral Melio 10 this city are % be be-
believed. the insurgcnt admiral has
plenty u money az his command which
- beng supplied b. friends of Count
q Pa Ia Europe. As vas made known a
few days ago. a Portuguese man of war
- noN on its way 10 Flo Janeiro pre-
sImabiy q look alter the interests OF
the counts sou. The vessel which left
l.islon eight days ago u the corvetts
Alsou so de Albuquerque. This vessel.
when - l.luo tons displacement. is 80
fest over all. fi feet beam. and has a
speed % l. knots an hour. Her battery
consists % two 6i1ch and i've 5-Iuch
Armstrong guns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
sANTANDrR DISASTER.
Death and Destruction Wrought 10y
Dynamite Explosion.

MADsID. Nov. D. Dispatches from
SantanS.er this evening confirm the re-
port seat out last night that the vessel
blown up was the Cabo Machicaco. She
WAS discharging 2.COO tons Of iron and
many barrels Of petroleum and Hour.
and several wine casks. The captain
bad declared he had only twenty cases
81 dynamite aboard. otherwise he would
not be allowed 20 anchor at the dock.
Tie hre started ats o'clock in the coal
buukcrs. The customs officers and po-
lice fastened Ia remove the twenty
eases Of dynamite. which soon were
landed at a safe distance from the
vessel After fighting the fire
au nour and halt. the petroleum was
ignited and shortly after the dynamite.
A Il on board the vessel. and many along
the dock. we're blown TO atoms The
tug vanished The quay. with its epor
nous crowd of spectators. rose slowly in
the air. The people were scattered'in
every direction into the sea and upon
the land The shock was felt in every
part Of the city. Houses rocked ou
their foundations and more than a hun
decd were set on fire. The de
struction in the harbor was equally
appalling The launch % the steamer
Alsonso XIII was laying alongside and
contained all the crew not aboard the
Ckbo Maehicsco vanished with the
others Sautander today has been like
city ~ dead aud dying. All shops have
remained closed. the streets have been
deserted except by few mourners still
looking FOR their dead in the ruins.
Most u the houses left standing are as
empty as Il plague stricken. The occu-
pants who fed on the night Of the lire
have been afraid 10 return to the scene
of horrors which they had witnessed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
DrrcHED BY TRAIN RoBBERs.
Engine. Baygsge and Espress Car
Wrecked and FircmAn Killed

CnRo. Ill, Nov. The Illinois Cen
trails Chicago a New Orleans limited
vestibuled train was sidetraeked and
ditched at Lime switch. two miles north
OF Ullin. at o'clock this morning and
Fireman Charles Hammond OF Cen
tralia instantly killed. There Is every
reason To believe that the wreck was the
work OF would be train robbers. because
the switch track runs out TO lime kiln
and is never used by passenger trains.
The lock was broken. the switch turned
and the lantern thrown into a ditch.
The track gave way under the ponder
Gus engine and the tender was over
turned, burying the fireman beneath
the ruins. The baggage aud express
car followed and rolled over on It's side
imprisoning the express messenger and
two guards within it. without serious
injury. Three coaches left the track.
but did not turn, over. and none OF the
passengers were injured. There were
ten vestibuled coaches in the train be-
sides President Fish's private car. which
vas occupied by Mr.. Fish and his pri-
vate secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Centennial OF Maubauge's Release
Prom Austrian Rule

Psnfs. Nov. = Manbsugc fortified
town on the France Belgian frontier.
celebrated today the one bundredth an
niversary II its dciiverance from the
AustriauS President Carnot delivered
The address ~ the close the mOnu-
ment xas unveiled amid cheering for
vas executed by Leon Fagel and Louis
Dutert and represents a French sans
chUlotte brandishing triumphantly
rife atove the heads - General Carnot
and Marshal Jo0rdans who shared the
cnmmand AZ Wstiignies Between the
two great sol3iers is the figure - the lif.
t.e drummer hoy who was killed close
% the AUSTRIAN hnss while he vas
drumming g. make the enemy believe
the Whole French army vas upon them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
ARRESTED FOR swINDLING.
Son OF Wisconsin Lumber Merchant
In Troable.

CHICAGO. Nov "A. b. Potter. claim
ing to be the son OF a wealthy lumber
merchant OF Phillips, Wisconsin. is un-
der arrest. charged with having swim
died G.. NJ. Briggs OF Minneapolis out OF
slla Potter married a young lady only
few weeks ago. She is the daughter
OF s. w. Hall. wealthy merchant Of
Faismont. West Virginia. the young
couple having met here during the
worlds fair at the State Of Maine hotel
The marriage was runaway affair and
took place at Titfin, Ohio The day
after the marriage some one in Tiffin
discovered that Potter was wanted in
several places in Indiana and Illinois.
Mrs. Potter said she had given her hus-
band her jewolry. He had pawned it.
An officer claims TO have recognized
Potter as person who had been sent TO
the bridewell seven years ago on a
charge of forgery.