The Grenada sentinel., 1888-11-24
DUKE MAMMALIAN Of Bavasts died In

DUKE MACMILLAN Of BavastS died In
Munich, on the 18th, Of apoplexy, aged
eighty.
Mr.. EDWARD HARRINGTON, M. p. for
West Kerry, Ireland, has been sum-
moned for melting to boycotting. The
trial is set down for the 26th of Novem- >
Der.
The Gallays Rapids contracts. amounts
ing to $500, 900, and the Ssult Ste. Marie
canal contracts, 81. $50, 900, have been
awarded by the Dominion Government to
syndicate composed largely of United
States contractors, much to the disap-
pointment of Canadian contractors, who
are prohibited from competing for Gov.
ernment work in the United States.
A VESSEL which sailed from Clutch,
India, bound for Bombay, with 800 ma
tivss on board, is long overdue, and it is
supposed that she foundered with all on
board.
Or the 800 non Episcopal ministers In
Ireland, including Presbyterians, Bap-
fists, Methodists and Congregationalists,
| s64 signed the anti Home Rule address
to Lords Salisbury and Harrington, pre-.
sented on the 14th. OF the 1873 COM
| posing the minority who refused to sign
the address, eight only were Home
Rulers.
THE Harvard foot ball team notified
| the Yale club, on the 18th, that they will
play nowhere but at Cambridge this year.
THE Dublin correspondent of the Lon
don Neags says that nothing is known
there OF the reported papal rescript on
the Irish question. The Archbishop has
received nothing.
AS sequel to friendly wrestling
match at Atlanta, Ga, on the 10th, be-
tween James Hunt, recently -eleeted
member of the Georgia Legislature, and
H. S, Moore, railw ay mail agent, the
latter drew penknife and stabbed the
former in the stomach, causing death in
few minutes.
TIE spinners at the Robson mills at
Fall River, Mass, quit work, on the Nth,
claiming that the agreement madelast
winter to advance their wages hos not
been fully carried out
MISS FARwELL, daughter Of Snator
Farwell, of Illinois, will be marned in
Washington, in December, to Dudley
Winston, the son of Hon. F. H. Winston,
formerly Minister to Persia.
AT Dunmanway, County Cork Ireland,
on the 18th, the parish priest al each mass
took occasion to denounce from the altar
the murderer of Lynch, and at each out
burst of indignation urged the people to
become detectives in order 10 capture the
criminal.
The mammoth new iron yiaduct SPAN
ming the fats at Cleveland, D., at an alti-
tude of seventy five feet and connecting
IA E1nr 81 "a tba oil
completed on the 18th.
The police of Berlin have expelled NM
La Tapieh and Ooriot, French journalists
who have lately been engaged in inditng
CORES pondence to Partisan newspapers
A BOILER exploded in the lumber yards
of George Crawford, at Cincinnati, on the
18th, due to an insufficiehoy of water,
probably fatally scaiding William Noes
singer engineer, and Peter Mcguire, fire.
man, who are said to have been intoxi-
Gated at the time.
RESIDENTS in Milford, Mass, and vicin.
ity felt slight continuous earthquake,
on the 18th, lasting from two to four
minutes. Dwellings, were slightly shaken.
THE Princeton foo ball team defeated
Harvard by a score of is to s on the 18th.
THE sale of Lord Sackville's household
effects occurred in Washington on the
10Th.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 18th
says: president Cleveland may or may
not have made up his mind to leave
Washington after March T. But he has
certainly not put Coax View" upon the
market, either for sale or rent"
PRESIDENT HEWITT of the Wa shington
Base Ball Club stated, on the 17th, that
negotiations were pending for the sale of
the club to retired business men Of that
CITY with plenty of apital.
THE Connoton Valley railroad, from
Cleveland to Coshocton, O., a distance
of 1l5 miles, completed the work of
changing from narrow to standard
& aug, on the 18th.
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