The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-03-29

p,,,-. - y '"r97AAN RICHARD VAux. 81
ennayiyRnia, who had beem,ill at' "a.
none' m Philadelphia, with the vrir
lor several days. died on the NOR, I Nv y
Vi the 22d' aged "A years. b ~ II :
HE Arizona legislature Iansod
through Limitation at lie o'clock an ''tl.. tha
night OF the 2lst. and Adiourned az ~,
s nour later In great disorder. havino
ssllea TO pass the appropriation bilI'
Yearly all territorial institutions and
Vncers are thus left without funds for
ene coming two years. Autbor;tios
agree that the only remedy lies IN an
extra session, which can only be called
oy congress next December.
some weeks ago the Gnluard NJ.
Pnone 20 OF Chicago was granted a
franchise at St. Joseph, Mich, under
whicn u was to charge SEA a year for the
use OF telephones in business bouses m
the 22d the Bell Telephone Co. which
had Tor years been charging S4s wear
announced redu ction TO Sls. and still
fered. ~e- W. Do OA-
rEfER HECK, who attempted 70
wreck limited passenger train on the
Nickle Plate railroad near Valparaiso.
ind-, pleaded guilty. on the 22d. ana
was sentenced to a term OF seven wears,
Imprisonment at hard labor.
IHE first batch of heavy side armor
ior the battle ship Massachusetts has
been completed at the Bethlehem Pa
plant, and a typical eigbteep-ineb
naryeyized nickel plate. representing
Oh tons of product, was, on the 22d
shipped to Washington for ballastic
test.
FIRE OF unknown origin destroyed
the greater portion of Reed Bros,
packing house in Armourdale. near
Kansas City, Mo-, on the oath
involving loss of something over
Sl'OOO,OOO, upon which there was
an Insurance of $4,000 The hog
building. three-story. rs by 100 feet:
i've ice houses. $50 by 200. and
the storage building, four-story. 200
by ESQ feet, and packed from TOP TO
bottom with pork, were burned before
the progress of the flames was checked.
DURING severe gale in the south OF
England, on the cath, three persons
In London were killed and three others
injured severely by falling walls. A
race boat on the Thames was upset and
its two occupants drowned, and manv |
cases of death in the storm
were reported from the provinces.
Several of the ancient and historic
trees at Rugby and Oxford were up
rooted, three Of them being between
twenty-seven and thirty feet in cir
ALL but one member OF Hose Com
pany No. lost their lives during the
of the St. James hotel in Den
ger Col, on the Esd. The company. ex-
;epting the captain, was com posed of
:olored men. The accident was caused
'y the floor upon which they stood
irving way and precipitating them
nto the basement, where they were
nangled and suffocated.
TUE statement Of the associated
,anlSs of New York city for the week
nded the 23d showed the following
hanges: Reserve, decrease, 81, ,452, ,275;
Oans, decrease. S+,35l 600; specie, de-
rease, S2,453, 200; legal tenders. de-
rease, Ss.s61, 400; deposits, decrease,
9, ,449, 800; circulation. increase, S7O,-
90.
On the Esd the associated banks of
lew York city held sl4, LAG, 500 i'm ex-
ess of the 25-per-cent. rule.
LORD CLARENCE EDWARD PAeEr died
l London on the 23d.
OTIs CLEVELAND, aged 100, and Censia
lack, upon whose shoulders rests 03
immers, were granted a marriage
ccnse at Crown Point. Ind. on the
ID, and were married on the 93d.