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

MR. TREyroN, the director oe stba
mint has ordered the 1855. 600 I'm rold
bullion and l50,0OO ounces or silver
now at the United States mint at Car
son. New, shipped TO the mint al san
francisco. The inference is that the
larson mint will soon be dismantlec
anu ITS machinery shipped to Denver
tor use I'm the new coinage mint to be-
established there.
WALTER >. HAYS, n State leamne base
Dali player, was stabbed and killed at
bloomburg, Pa, on the night OF the
nth, by Casper Thomas, 70 years old.
lays threatened to murder the old
man, whereupon the latter turned
upon his would-be slayer and killed
him instead.
JANE BROOKS, aged 20, convicted OF
murder In the first degree in New York
city in the early Cos, but whose death
sentence was cOmmuted TO imprison-
ment for life by Cor. Seymour, died i'm
the Auburn prison on the 18th.
A LARGE barn owned by James Gra-
ham, 3 miles north of Madison, Ind,
was burned at midnight OF the 18th.
Two valuable horses, twelve head OF
cattle, twenty tons of hay and a lot OF
agricultural implements were con-
500.
LENA NEAL. the 14-year-oid daurh-
ter of j. f. Neal, of Church Grove,
Tenn, was bitten by a cat recently,
and, on the 18th developed violent
symptoms of hydrophia. The cat had
been bitten by rabid dog.
The National Academy of Sciences
concluded its four days session in
Washington, on the 10th, after decid :
ing to hold its next meeting In Phila-
delphia, October 20. 1895. A number OF
papers on scientific subjects were read.
FAILURES In the United States dur
ing the week ended the 18th, as re-
ported by r.. g. Dun g. Co., were 241,
against 2io for the corresponding week
last year. For Canada the failures
numbered "a, against As last year.
MANY deaths continue to be report
ed in Maco, the Portuguese settlement
i'm China, at the mouth OF the Canton
river, as the result OF the bubonic
plague which made its appearance
there short time ago.
A DISPATCH from Seoul, on the 10th,
said that plot had been discovered
to dethrone the king of Corea In favor
of his nephew. Ii Shun Yon. The con-
spirators, including III Shon Yon, were
promptly arrested.
A DISPATCH received at the state de-
w4n - H. fntI S--.w~ Nnw~~..r
Brice at Matanzas, Cuba. stated that
the two American citizens, Justo
Genere and Jose nj. Caraballo, ar
rested at that place, April 6. were re-
leased from custody on the 9th in
stant.
TIE government of Queensland has
issued the prospectus for Rl, ESQ, 900
31S-per-cent. loan at the minimum OF
9718.
THE Chinese government has con-
cluded loan for 30,O00.000 marks at
per cent. with German syndicate.
A DISPATCH from Hiroshima says the
miIkado ratified the Chino-Japanese
treaty on the 21st.
SENIOR TREDIM has been appointed
Portuguese minister to the United
States.
TwENTY-sTx men were injured al
Felixdou, Austria, on the Goth, by the
explosion Of a large quantity of parox-
ytone In a magazine.
EIGHTY delegates from Italian
chambers of commerce met in Rome,
on the s21st, and resolved to aFitate
,w.r..r rwg.nrs& W&nlwy sv favor ~ ,~nmsvwuF,n
commercial relations with France.
PAUL FENNTMoRE COOPER, SON oi
the American novelist, j. Fennimore
Cooper, died at Albany, ~ ", ON tha
21st, of paralysis, aged 20 years.