The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-04-26

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chinese indemnity TO japan X
\, Mid in silver in five yearly In.
ailments
ia SECRETARY HAMTIN decided
~ 18th that the sale of stamp al
Z W '.ontaining fac-simile stamps IA
afsal
tooanesc legation at Washing
~ the 18th, officially notified
Y wv ,hs foreign Office at Toxic that q
" ..,r j peace between China aud Ja.
M !. ead been signed at Sh'monoseki
ihc 18th
snb International convention
,ia. 4. younr Women's Christian Asso-
V. ", II the United States and Brit.
w. ~.ovinces. opened in Pittsburgh,
N the 18th, about $50 delegates
Nj .ing ii attendance.
-, assembly concurrent resolution
...,,ing 10 a vote OF the people q
.a.eJ constitutional amendment
s1ing for woman suffrage was
.'.5 ~ the New York senate on the
gh-yeas, 2o' nays, !.
ru Dietrich syndicate OF New York,
,he Goth. completed the purchase o.
\. natural gas plant in Peru, Ind /.
n, last city in the Wabash valley to
N anti The syndicate now owns
,.,rly ali Of the pipe lines in Indiana
PATRIOTS day, the anniversary OF
4. hattie OF Lexington, was generally
s.sryed in Massachusetts, on the
I'M although not in SO elaborate a
.,nner As it was last year, when the
',aay was legally commemorated for
Ae first time
INTERVIEWED in Chicago, on the 18th.
President stevenson refused to
m on political matters, and would
N define his position on the silver is
4, or answer general questions with
rrard to the white metal as polit-
n factor in 1896
uRs MARY Brown. a monogamian
susoner. died, on the 10th, at her
one miles from Knoxville, Tenn.
N NJ was the widow Of Joe Brown, a
,sdier ii the revolutionary war, and
~ born in 1904. Her husband died
fAy.one years ago.
United STATES secret service agents
arrested G. o. Jones, a newspaper art
b o. Chicago, on the 18th, for com
5rity in counterfeiting two-cent
stamps Another man was also taken
Into custody at the same time, but his
identity was not revealed.
\ The British government has offered
D Umra Kahn an asylum in India for
himself, his family and his suite on
condition Of absolute surrender, and
n also guaranteed that the tribes
men and their villages shall be spared
iitsy offer no further opposition.
0HWNDRED employees of the Cleve-
land O) Ship building Co. went out
maHke on the 5th. The company
proposed TO pay the old hands S2.57
BAD new men S. % per day. The strike
vas for a $50 per day rate. The
strikers were employed In the boiler
making department
~
NEGOTIATIONS have been in progress
SEVERAL weeks. with Chicago as the
center Of the figuring, for the organi-
alion Of an excelsior trust. It is
proposed to organize a corporation un-
der the laws Of Illinois to buy up all
lhe factories and operate them under
single management.
II was stated, on the 10Th, on seem
lngly good authority, that the masonic
orders IN Indiana are to take an inn
p0rtant step in the promotion of tenn
perance by making the use Of intoxi-
'.ats at public receptions a violation
Y me laws Of the order, and punisha-
Oe oy severe penalties.
lhE treasury department has dis
Dnunued the collection of statistics re-
saiulng the production of tin and terne
raieS The importations OF foreign
w plate will be collated only in sta-
.aucs regarding imports, as under the
asH tariff il is not deemed necessary
7" collect further information.
DURING a meeting which was being
by Dwight L. Moody in the
4 nluuitorlum at Fort Worth. Tex, on
" evening Of the 21st, violent storm
''Ose !, which blew a large section Of
" foof off the east side Of the build
" panic ensued among the 5000
isrsons present, and in the rush TO
.'Oape from the place many persons
'ere injured.
I'm. sVaN L. WALLER, formerly United
n .'aes consul at Tamatave, arrived at
aa'seilles, France, from Madagascar,
n \. 'he Goth, aboard the steamship
I,!elnah, and was taken directly 70
NY Saint Nicol, where he will be con-
Aso until transferred to the civil au-
Waller was convicted by a
iench M court martial Of conspiring
va I, the Hovas against the protector
y IN Madagascar.
SAMUEL G. AMAYAR, charged with
sslssasuding the Shoe and Leather bank
New York Of $40, ,00U. and who was
rested II. 10 Brooklyn, on the Goth, was
slalgned in the Tombs police court ON