Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-01
VIEWS IN BRIEF.
compiled from Various Sources.
nrRso>AL AND POLITICAL

FRIEDMAN ~ hibDMAN, "AoicSdlc
.,a+binp dealers of Chicago, have con-
sossad Judgment for sums aggregating
~ ooo The total liabilities of the
firm are about $4,000.
Ar Bar Harbor, Me-, on the 23d,
Nc Fannie Bryant-Godwin, wife of
parl,e Goodwin, formerly editor of the
vev York Commercial Advertiser, and
d.ncbter of the poet, William Culver
Brvant, died suddenly.
SECRETARY LAMONT has issued an or
dor dissolving the military court of in
ou;rv ordered in connection with the
Tords tbeater disaster, and will leave
.bo civil authorities to deal with the
case.
A BODY. supposed to be that Of ex-
state Senator David Paul, of Center
bnro O.. who mysteriously disappeared
from Toledo, o., May II, with a large
sum of money, was found drowned at
Monroe, Mich, on the gath. Foul play
is suspected.
At West Point, n. ", on the 24th,
Mrs. L. S. Grant and Mrs Jefferson
Davis met for the first time. The
meeting was very cordial on both sides.
OK the cath the funeral of Senator
Stanford occurred at Palo Alto, Cal,
and was attended by thousands, in
cuding many of the most prominent
people on the coast. Bishop Nichols
read the funeral service, after which
Rev. DR.. Stebbens delivered an eloquent
oration The body was placed in the
mausoleum beside that of his son, Lc-
land Stanford, Jr.
On the cath Rev. Rodney Edwards,
rector Of st. Phillips (EpiscopaD church
in Palestine, Tex, was arrested.
charged with embezzlement in San
Francisco. He denies the charge.
On the 25th, DIR. McGlynn arrived in
Hoboken, n j. His only attendant
was a nephew of Father Monroe, OF
Brooklyn.
REAR-ADMIRAL MARKHAM, it is under
Stood will be court-martialed with the
officers Of the Camperdown, as that yes
sci carried his flag as second in COM
mand of the squadron when she col
Gded with the Victoria.
Ox the 2Gth Gov. Altgeld of Illinois
pardoned Samuel Fieldep, Oscar Neebe
and Michael Schwab, the three Hay
market anarchists. and in his state
ment accompanying the pardon severe
ly criticises Judge Gary, one of the
Judges before whom the men were tried.
On the Goth Hon. Thomas T. Bayard,
American ambassador to Great Britain,
was presented to the prince of Wales
at a levee held by the latter at ST.
James palace.
On the morning of the Goth Col. Sam
uel P Rose, a prominent lawyer of
Denver Col, was found dead at his
home in that city. There is mystery
connected with the tragedy, the theory
being advanced that he accidentally
shot himself
PROF. CHARLES A. BRIGGS, of ''heresy"
fame, lectured on Church Unity" at
Asbury Park, n. j., on the 25th, to an
audience of 5000.
IT is said that President Cleveland
will leave Washington for his summer
home, in Buzzard's Bay, Mass, early
in July.
S' " q. GUMP, dealers in pictures
ana bric-a- brac, San Francisco, have
assigned, with liabilities of S15O,O00,
and assets 5000 600.
oS the goth Archbishop Satolli left
~ Paul, Mimi, for the west, in j. J.
Hill private car, to be absent about a
month Accompanying him are Arch
Oisnop Ireland, of st. Paul, and Fathers
VGorman, Race, Graham and Sheehan,
u Washington university. They will
Slop hrst at Helena, Mont.
ArroRNEY-GENERAL OLNEY has de-
clded that the several appropriations
nlaoe by the &ct Cf congress, approved
august 5, 1892. in aid of the Worlds
idF' including an appropriation made
iVr government exhibit, ''are as avail
dole as before the decision of the cir
cult court of appeals permanently open
InS the fair on Sunday, with the single
exception that no money ought to be
Pdlo TO the Illinois corporation known
aSthe Worlds Colum bian exposition.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
ON the 22d William Kline. night en-
s.neer at the Big Four shops in In
annapolis, Ind, was found murdered,
a. MS home in that city. There is no
Cew to the murderer.
AT Akron, O., on the 22d, Jacob Ha-
!anekl' a German, As years of age,
mortally wounded his wife and then
stabbed himself, because she had COM
~ehced divorce proceedings.
oN the 22d, by an explosion of gas in
nie Nantlcoke mine at Wilkesbarre,
ld' four men and one boy were in
sanity killed and three others serious
lyiniured. '-o- - -
~ the 21st thirteen persons were in
sosy oently killed, three fatally and eight
~Llously hurt by cyclone which swept
ser the Kansas river valley, in JEFF
iefson county, Kas.
IA, AN attempt to hold up and rob an At
ra [anIc q Pacific passenger train near
toonqge, n. NJ, on the 22d, was frus-
aa'ea by the engineer, who pulled out
robbers. p0" ~ 'no
W. ~ the 22d the British battleship
iC'oria, of the Mediterranean souad-
hu, was run into and sunk bv the
sas. ss.ieShlp Camperdown, of the same
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