The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-02

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that ,fsce Or y asid in. to manufacture re
nanin. sane lmotion machines
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tho 'or lis. ss,h the supreme court of al
tbe u'essed \. VIRGINIA. by unanimous vot'
ban. Onbihs,s o.he application Of Mrs Belv
bits foFation .,o5 to qualify as practitionei
eason tha gs crorer ~ CURzoN and hi
ecrimha,. 9 ,.,elr Miss Mary Victoria Le
nIavorofn a1 h,r.ed ON the Cunarder Etru
1' h'eb sailed from New York 70
4 uiney ana oool on the s7th
ccutio Elualr Irsrrs f. TEMPLE aged 8
both Y. " andes u Wavnesburg, Pa, died, on th'
at an. 'ed al !, ,he residence Of his daughter
BE- ~. Jaw VA ..beny. Mr.. Temple served al
ses 'lcaly General Of Pennsylvania from
q Wilson ols's
s,,u,olciary u. ..rrpoltrR EcKELs has accepted
'' was nns- station to deliver a speech at the
'ndge Cull. ..st If the Detroit (Mich.) cham
I, ,or'sihless, bule commerce on Maya. His speech
\ the scSsio. 4 devoted largely to the financial
'''nt was M alton Of the country.
olucv ne g5th the navy department re.
Of IN. sno "a telegram announcing that
ought IVY .'man John Johnson had been
Snpa,t-lT IAN the new cruiser Olympia of
lendon,'- 0@ Diego by an accident happening
he samo sfan sre.nch rapid-fre gun.
~ ",uent pou H.. Il. $ GRANT and Mrs. Sartoris
NJ 0e bfosE A me latter's daughter the guests
he Chicago Press club, attended
4 v,,o subs celebration of Gen. Grants
''~HkD blav anniversary at the Audito-
ca Stru,.r I'M on the evening of the 27th.
ra !, AA Trrdepartmcnt of public safety at
\ ~, gc a,burgh, Pa. issued an order, on
as.ck eth. that the gold and stock tick
"a. 4 ior reporting baseball games, horse
r. su1l ss and other sporting news will not
for. y. lne allowed in saloons or other resorts
OF 49, sseason.
yea ihni Il the British house of commons, on
A4oW planli .ith, Mr.. 4. W. Russell's bill, pro-
'"n ne Ia ding for the perpetuation of the ex-
y " men an ting temporary regulation closing
'f neehs s drinking saloons in Ireland on
were col lniays, passed its second reading by
= o'ad id vote Of lGs to 60
hed Cream. NRs MARY BRowN, a monogamian
ear Buls. eDsioner died, on the 10th, at her
Muphr One miles from knoxville, Tenn.
BY a, he was the widow of Joe Brown,
iephsu older in the revolutionary war, and
iy An was born in 1904 Her husband died
placed fiyone years ago.
armed IA
iined ~, ABmErAIIlc league was formed in
ma T. Cincinnati, on the Goth, TO be inde-
cen Con. pendent Of all political parties, its
principal object being TO secure the
stiiut.4 free and unlimited coinage Of gold and
0ne \ silver without waiting for the action
oniesse1 dany other government.
nosV IK Ohio republican state central |
o~''" committee viii meet in Columbus, on
busu eth, 70 call the state convention |
eDsuu 'I,,. Hhchnominates successor to Gov. Me- |
:. nsn' sa Ahley who has positively declined |
" .a. ~ Hnominaton, as he desires to APP
r..- .. Foaeh the next national republican |
ss''- convention as private citizen.
~
lHE earl Of Lonsdale was sum-
moned TO court at Melton-Mowbray, /
vn England, on the 23d, upon a charge of |
assault IN having struck a gentleman
vs named Boden upon the head with
...s hunting whip His lordship offered an
rn.r apology TO Mr. Boden, which was ac-
49, c,epted' and the summons was with
N' drawn.
.rs IHE faculty Of Mount Union college
a. al Alliance, O., have determined to
NV prevent courting among the scholars.
nq several OF the young ladies and gen
m. .lelnen were reprirlanded, on the 25th,
In resident Marsh remarlring: 1T is
Al %ld @ that matches arc made in Heaven;
y. ithlnk branch Office has been opened
M a' Mount Union college,"
\.
,s LIE treasury gold reserve was in.
. ERASED, on the 26th, by S413 s4l, TO
/. @lIb b25l-S65. 900 of which came ia
sne ordinary course Of business and
s4Ns'l from the Belmont Morgan syn
uicale The syndicate still owed the
sO'ernment over SIC, 900 on its con-
uact but It was said to be still ahead
u the terms of its agreement.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE JACKSON, Of the
Onited States supreme court intends
leave his home at West Meade.
near Nashville, Tenn, about May A
st with his colleagues during
'ue nearing Of the income tax petit
"ons. After the consideration Of these ,
peutions, he will return 10 his home /
ana remain until the October term Of !
court
IHE official canvass Of the vote cast :
q Michigan at the April election
shows that the plurality Of Judge ].
D D Moore, republican, for justice OF =
-NfANAAC NDuiLf OVER JucbiCt MI
urath, democrat, was so. 4s7. The plu-
lalitles Of the republican candidates
lor regents of the university were;
Roger w. Butterheld, 90, l49, and
CHARLES II. Hackley. sg,s43.s
rEKIN advices of the 23d state that
Rome indications in the Chino-Jap-
anese treaty Of peace have been agreed =
upon. OF the FIVE new commercial
ports to be opened, IL has been decided !.
q % substitute Nankin for Perin, and 4
WOO Chow, on the west bank of the =
.anton river, for Huchow. Wei-Hai.
WEI is also to be garrisoned by Jap I
anese at China's expense for term Of =, =
years. y
IhE new Spanish minister TO the p
United States Senor Dupuy de LONE,
arrived at New York, on the 25th, on Y
1he steamer Palama from Havana. n
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