The Grenada sentinel., 1889-08-17

J.W. BUCHANAN, Editor and Proprietor.
GRENADA. MISSISSIPPI
THE United States steamship Jane.
town arrived at Gibraltar, on the lot
with large number of apprentices @
board.
THE attempt to secure the release
DR.. Tanner, NJ. P, under sentence fc
violation of the Crimes act has falle
through.
BELLE HAMLIN defeated Harry Wilke
at Buffalo, N. Y, on the Sth. Twent
thousand excited spectators witnesse,
the race.
THE steamship Montreal, Of the Domin
ion line, was totally wrecked on Bell,
Isle on the 7th. The passengers anC
crew were saved.
Mr.. PARNELL's health has shown sign!
of impairment, and he has been advised
by his physician to go to the South o
France to reeuperate.
DELEGATES from all parts of the United
States will meet in Pittsburgh, Pa, the
latter part OF next month, to form great
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MAYOR GRANT of New York received, on
the It'll the first subscription to the pro-
posed exhibition OF 1872 IN the shape OF
the New York Suns check for $4,000.
PRINCE BISMARCK had long confer.
ence with the Emperor William, on the
II
llth, presumably upon the subject OF the
Emperor's recent exchange of views with
Lord Salisbury
THE trial Of ,Jobn YelGelI alias A. E.
Flemon, the eolored minister, was begun
AT EuSeuolu, = -, on 'iS !S "tI no en
'"e ia! was O"iiH "''Ie.' - 0'4'1'1e J"' oiS'
OH! 010'eN Oo-H- Seeul Gu.
DE VIM H. BRADLEY, manager Of the
Weekly Press, Philadelphia, was, on the
9.h. arrested upon charge Of embez-
Zlng the funds Of that paper. The
amount OF MS shortage Is SAID 10 De over
S2,VVV.
PRESIDENT HARRISON. on his trip to Bar
Harbor, was enthusiastically greeted at
all points along the route, and at Boston,
on the 9TH. was publicly received and en-
tertained bv the officials of the Common.
"ea!tn anu clly'
THE note of the Greek Government re-
pardinu the situation in Crete and the
attitude of the Athens Ministry in the
r,tter has craatad a very bad imnres.
sion in Rerlin and il unanimons1y con :
demned bv the Cfermas nress
TUE new smaII.arms and smoka1ass
military authorities have bean Thoroughly
tested BnIlats from an eigbt.miIIimetre
riF, niarced an iror nlo+a ono inch tbioy
At a distance of one hundred Yards
-
ont the emnire are freati1g with rreafer
riror the assembloges of workinrmen in
the LARGE cities. and at the least proyoca.
flor. or no provocation at ali. sncb meet.
inrs are broken nm or nrobibitel in ad.
vance,
c.h,,,. !, - ,.--77 --7--,..,, :. ~.
ciuuati on the 11th, The saloons we're
generally closed and but few arrests were
made, A few cigar stores kept open to
test the coustitutionality of the Common
Labor law. Altogether it was a yery
quiet dav.
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M 90"1A0L A'4H NV 'o''Nt' 4't tl'+e
viewed bv Queen Victoria on the grounds
of Osborne House on the Sth. The men,
numbering 800, were commanded by the
Emperor who was dressed in the uni
form of an Admiral.
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lnh 1'!ocA on roi''au- I4nGe' Iaytl'
was SUI - P''7'0'' VI t+to 81, ~ ""S
landed a force on the opposite side of the
island. and was about TO attack the city
from the rear, in which case he would |
have decided advantage.
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AUSTRIA mas sent reply 10 the GreeH
note on the SUBJECT OF the Cretan disturb
ances' The reply very frankly admits
and the Influence of the condition of |
offoirs thara amono the naonIa but do.
rida11v objects +n anv action
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On the llth Postmaster General Wana-
maker spoke TOR haIf an hour before the |
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Saratoga, n. y, on the subject OF "Prac-
teal Christianity" There was very |
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