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

NH Secree Of the Nicaraguau COVER
y that ministers Of religion sha
nj enter Nicaragua
rur credentials Of the parties TO u
conference nc Shimonoseki wel
Fsa;,ted on the Goth, and found
suu a heen prepared in due form and
IT, - mn powers on both sides.
Tur Belgian government has IN
- the state department at WaSl
l0.Is l.,on that the discriminating dutiC
.inst food products, recently in
80 have been repealed by royal d'
cree
ps,s .GFN. ADAM BADEAU died sue
,.nlv in Rridgewood, n. j., on th
us M of the 10Th. lie appeared TO b
~ usual health aud spirits up I
~ \ time Of his death, which was causes
bapOplexy.
Tur example Of Mayor Pingree o
n.,roit who last year farmed th
.'.,nt lots Of that city for the benefi
.I,hs moor there. will probably be fol
Iared this year in Pittsburgh an'
Allegheny, Ia.
II was reported, on the 22d, that th'
I,r.nese were making an attack upor
,hspescadore islands, situated between
r,rmosa and the Chinese mainland
,ri had already taken possession o
he largest Of the group.
TF failures in the United States
smthe week ended on the 22d, as re.
nmed bv r. &. Dun Il Co., were 27s,
sninst ga for the corresponding
week last year. For Canada the fail.
mes numbered IS. against 50last year.
The Canadian Pacific directors de
,ded. on the 10Th, as a measure Of re-
trnchment to make per cent. cut
u alaries up to $1,000 per year. and
,bore that 10 per cent. All officers,
rfhout distinction, will be affected by
heeut
w. CALVIN CHASE, the colOred editor
aWashington. who was convicted of
ziminally libeling C. II. J. Taylor, the
district recorder Of deeds. was SEN
i,nced, on the 23d, TO ninety days in
hl By Judge Cole of the Washington
criminal court
TnERE Is reason TO expect that Bel
ginm will soon remove its prohibition
O Canadian cattle, as the results OF
consular inquiries disproving the ex-
kienee Of disease have been communi-
aied by the British government 70
tie Belgian cabinet.
On the 22d the hungarian house Of
Eignates voted upon the question of
he second reading Of the religious
hVedom bill, the result being a tie.
President Szlavy L'Okany gave the
aiing vote in favor of the bill, and
hs'ond reading was passed.
Vus ?, HUNTINGTON, president of
hsNuihern Pacific, has been indicted
@ United States grand jury in
Miancisco, for violating the inter
'aA commerce law. Frank Stone,
alo accepted pass from Mr.. Hunting
w. furnished the necessary evidence.
IN lhe German reichstag, on the 10th,
ne leaders Of the center party in
silea ,al Herr Won Levetzow, president |
4'na' body that their party would |
.ppoSe the motion to tender the con-
sia'ulations q Of the house to Prince |
n BISMARCK on April 1, the occasion Of
u's'gnlieth anniversary of his birth.
!, pA cl 4 4. = Triple, leading physician
'..l. ...1Hal..'anooga' Tenn. has created a
'..i .-sauon In the medical profession by
Ing oy hypnotic influence, a man
~ ~ naa been bitten by a mad dog.
NV ~ wound was a week old, and the
.aeu' was IN a frenzied condition bor-
|,,a'1. N.Y. On madness when the doctor
~uei'ook the case.
~. "as learned on the ed, that the
H. ~ the remarkably low death
'.,,..l' lrom diphtheria at the Indiana
n, vre ~ ior Feebleminded Youth at
I'M wayne, is fairly attributable
IN - use OF anti-toxine. Up TO that
y. .', out Of forty cases, there had
|as-a Twelve deaths from the dis
most remarkable showing.
~. new Y, Of the vast number Of resi-
smss :. ureat Britain who derive in
bdg., from the United States. the
h0bi...ii iioreign Office has caused the
|igs g''lOn IN the Gazette of the terms
|aw ,a -e" United States income tax
MAJ Il. ,ss..O,o.mpanied by a notification !
|iE has h' ''uie oil declaration under the !
extended to April rs.
1as ,gl'Pt rslGsPect OF serious complica-
~, y, which threatens the United
ErssbmnO.u through probable European en-
IU NJ bent on Venezuela and Nicara-
|rotb.a assumed a phase of such dan s
loD,oa 'ue principle laid down IN The
nsl coD,a ,aOeIrine, that a special cab c
ouse @,e'enee :. was held at the White {
pbsst OD the Goth, to consider the I
iaoDo,ol', ,,osl',urIning to his lodgings i'm f
'riDr DUsekl' a.. Japan, on the cath. after
ont H. o'senaed a conference with Z
~ Dsso. ~ and viscount Mutsu. lana. 4
taus, Ss ~ poI,sn.ipotentiaries, y, Ii Hung S
lq Il \, nv t5e Chinese peace envoy. was 4
10 otrie5 ,It ! lace ace BY young Japanese v
'0s n u ,. y assassinate him. How SER p
l.aru.~SO wound inflicted was could mot