The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-11-16
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED,

oThe National Ornithologieal society
Is holding It's annual session at Wash
ington.
The japanese government has de-
eided to have ten warships built
abroad.
Z. 5. Gilmore was killed at Joplin.
Mo-. by falling into a mining shaft lli
feet deep
Warren MeVeigh and Paul Wilkes
fought duel on the New York pail.
sades. Both were wounded.
Deputy Collector MeNair, at Circle
City, Alaska, says that u company Of
troops is needed at that point
Broker II. b. Martin has been indict.
ed at San Antonio, Tex, for attempt
ing to bribe three Texas congressman.
Warships OF European powers are
gathering at Constantinople, and the
time for action seems to be near at
hand.
The sudden death Wednesday night
OF Senator-elect =. ]. Bennett, Of Car
rollton county, Md, will necessitate
special election.
Chief Missionary DIR. Wight has writ.
ten letter from Turkey defending
the course Of the United States Minis
ter, A. w. Terrell
Mrs. ortleib was held up in broad
daylight on the street OF Dallas, Tex,
and relieved of poeketbeok and dia.
monds worth $1,000.
The mother OF Lady Sholto Douglass
went to Los Angeles, CAL, to make
trouble, but his lordship fooled her by
sending his wife away.
A Kansas City gripman who killed a
negro who would not remove his feet
from a car seat was acquitted ON the
ground OF justifiable homicide.
Consul-General Jernigan has re-
ported from Shanghai that Chlna's
new treaty ports offer great advsn-
tages to American merchants.
Arrangements have been made by
the Panama Railroad Co. to establish
a permanent line Of steamers to ply
between New Orleans and Colon.
The fire in the Bozman tunnel at
Livingston, Mont, which has been
raging furiously for the past nine
weeks, has at last burned itself out
viii g. Gaines was found guilty at
Sherman. Tex, OF the murder OF
Charles Koch, and the jury gave him
ninety-nine years in the pcnitentiary.
At Wewoka, |. T., John Pretty, a
Creek Indian. received fifty lashcs on
his bare back, having been convicted
in the Indian court for stealing a
saddle.
The steam oyster dredgc Jas. w.
Boyle foundercd off the belle buoy at
Rockaway IN. W inlet Wednesday,
and all ON board, five in number, were
drowned.
Jacob Bush, one Of the old settlers
OF Piatt county, ILL.,, and member ol
the One Hundred aud Seventh Illinois
infantry, died at his home in Month
cello Wednesday, aged 6s years.
Thurman lIillyer, said to be from
Missouri, went to the White House, at
Washington, and asked for tho presi'
dents protection, saying sword-6shes
were chasing him. lie was protected.
Mrs. Burnett Quick, aged 90 years,
one of the Oldest settlers in Vernon
county, Mo-, Is dead at her home near
Milo. She was born in Missouri twen
ty-four years before II became state
1t is currently reported in New York
ON seemingly good authority thai
President Cleveland has decided to elc
vate Secretary Carlisle to the supreme
bench and make Perry Belmont his
successor.
Mrs. Emmet, the wife of the actor
has deserted Fritz" and gone to joir
'the only man she loved" taking viii
her S4. 700 and valuable diamont
which Emmett had intrusted to her fol
safe-kceping.
Three men met death by suffocatior
from foul gas in we'll at Bristow
Ind. They are Judd Linden, Thomas
Ellis and Frank Orr They were fount
by Mrs. Orr, when she carried the met
their dinners.
by request OF the bride, the flower
used in decorating st. Thomas churcl
"A. I A
for the wedding of Miss Pauline Whit
ney and Mr.. Alneric IL. Paget nave
been distributed among the hospitals
of New York city.
william Kunz, OF Kansas City, Mo.
murdered Mrs. Caroline Mem, OF For
Worth, and Clara Fisher lO-year'ol'
daughter of her step-daughter' "a
Laredo, Tex, Wednesday, and ooiev
his own brains out when he found tina
his crime was discovered.
Found Guilty OF Man'iaughter.
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