The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-03-22

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The Hygiene senitarium az Kalama.
zoo, Mich, owned BY a stock company.
OF which Or. G. A. Fletcher is president
anu chief owner, caught fire, on the
iotn, from n defective fiue, and was
completely destroyed. The fire depart.
inent could got no water within thou
sand feet. The patients were all re.
moved. Loss, $4,000; insurance, about
S5, 900.
a SPECIAL train OF 100 farmers and
ali their belongings left Clyde, Kas.,
on the 10th. for Edmonton, british Co.
lumoia, where nll will settle. The
emigrants are French colonists, who
located In Kansas many years ago. A
small colony left last year and all now
follow. Some are very wealthy.
IHE body OF an unknown man was
found on Fourteen-Milec creek, 1e miles
northwest OF Tahlequah, ]. T.. recent
~. Hogs were devouring II when dis
covered. Parties from there think the
body Is that Of Peddler Haggerty, who
is missing and is thought was muir
dered for his money.
THOMAS DARRAs, son Of a wealthy
steamboat owner of st. Louis, died al
San Antonio, Tex, on the 18th, Of con-
sumption. He was a very eccentric
man throughout life and spent about
1000 month over gaming tables.
JAMES LANCASTER, a brother Of Stat
Senator r. ID. Lancaster. committed
suicide at his home in st. Louis, on
the night of the 14th. by taking dose
of Rough on Rats" lie died in terri.
BILE agony, after suffering fully eight
hours.
N. Y, on the 10th, between the New
York Central & Hudson River railway
and the Buffalo Car Manufacturing
Co.. which calls for the construction
of ], 800 box cars of the latest and most
improved pattern, fully equipped
throughout with air brakes, auto
matte eouplers and Street trucks. The
contract price amounts to 5000, 900, and
the job will give employment TO 1,OOc
men for five months.
By the falling of a wall during the
burning of the Wabash railway round
house at Toledo, o., on the 18th, three
men were killed and a large number
of others were more or less seriously
injured. Six locomotives were ruined,
and the total loss was estimated at
from s75, 900 to 500. 900; fully covered
by insurance.
UP to the nth forty-three dead
bodies had been taken from the mine
owned by the late Archduke Albrecht
at Troppau. Arckduke Frederick or
dered that an annual pension of 100
forms be paid the widow of each vic.
tim, the first payment to be made at
once.
The newspaper building on Ontario
street in Cleveland, o., occupied by
The World, the A. N Kellogg News
paper Co. and the United Press, was
completely destroyed by fire on the
nth. The total loss was about $780,
OOO
THE whole Spanish cabinet resigned,
on the 18th, and Gen. Martinez de
Campos was appointed captain general
Of Madrid.
The Litchfeld (dinn.) -four mill was
destroyed by fire on the 18th; loss,
$40, ,0OO During the conhagration a
high wind carried burning embers 10 a
great distance, and no less than TWEEN
tv-seven incipient fires were kindled
thereby in various portions of the city.
They were all, however, extinguished
without serious damage.
ARTHUR p. PETERSON. attorney-gen-
eral Of Hawaii under the monarchy,
died in exile in San Francisco, on the
10th.
OK the 10th the associated banks OF
New York city held s17,59s. us in ex-
cess of the 25-per-cent. rule.