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

q II the late Prof. John
M, Tnlackio leaves Gi,ooo for q
creek library in Edinburgh
rsiiy' -
,.,,rrgr. commander OF the
i'aons in Italy's east African
..as uv &C. c.upied Adigrat, on the
.,1out encountcring opposition.
,srps arrived at Key West,
NJ 18th. reported the sinking,
..ast , of Cuba, Of an American
4. M a Spanish gunboat and
Z" ofibe entire crew OF sixteen.
,elecrams from Cuba re-
!. Madrid. on the l4th, failed to
\ ,he official statement that the
y, had been crushed, but de-
,,s.t the insurgents were gain
rugth daily.
s
..omship Olivctte, arrived at
FIN. ON the llth, from la
n.,rinr intelligence of the
liam 81 4 provisional government
\. with Gen. Marti rs president
c.nez as geucral-in-chief.
renorted from Washington,
inb that Secretary Gresham
5.,ermined 70 give the Spanish
'amsnt the alternative Of apollo
.,or fighting for the inst II to our
q firing upon the steamer Alli-
,rileEycE from Cuba, Via Key
Fla. on the 18th, state that from
i.olated bands Of marauders, .he
have crystallized a well-armSd
d6OOO men. All reports of gov.
rsnt victories are declared to be
snled.
s KATHERINE TODD CRITTENDEN,
M Of the late Maj. Gen. Thomas
'dttenden, Of kentucky, died, on
1tb. at the home OF her nephew,
nd II. Taylor, Of Buena Park.
county, H., after an illness Of
weeks.
n body Of Victor Hugo was Oh
18th, deposited in n sarcophagus
aally constructed for it in the
heon at Paris. The only members
he family present were two of
5s grandchildren, Leopold Hugo
NJ Paul Merice.
wHuNDRED employees of the Cleve
NJ 0) ship Building Co. went out
strike on the 5th. The company
posed TO pay the old hands s9.37
new men s. % per day. The strike
for a $3.50 per day rate. The
ier were employed in the boiler
king department.
lm weekly statement of the asso
ieibanks Of New York city, issued on
18th, showed the following changes'
s7e, decrease, S., $50, $50; loans, de.
le, $685. 300; specie, increase, $500,
legal tenders, decrease, S7,9O7, 500;
poaS decrease, S9,473,OOO; circula-
Increase, Sls2 900.
Wsto the refusal Of the ownerL
iatTeat manufactures at Pantin
Aloervllliers TO accede 70 the de-
las Of their employees for increased
ges etc, the labor union TO which
men belong, on the 18th, ordered
employees Of all the match facto-
10 France to cease work.
i1O RIOTS, in which white men were
aggressors, and negroes, as a rule,
victims occurred in New Orleans
me l2th. Six men were killed and
Y, seriously and many slightly in
l'u Among the dangerously
'unaed was Purser James A. Balm, of
English steamship Engineer.
HE information received by the sec
's'yot state that Baron Fava, the
'laa ambassador, had addressed
\ Aeintyre Of Colorado directly cn
/ subject Of the Walsenberg affair,
.a'ea somewhat Of a surprise at the
y department, on the 18th, as being
'N contrary 70 diplomatic usage.
AT a ORossMAN Of the American
I steamer Allianca, which arrived at
''anllne, N. ", on the 18th, from
'.u' reported that, on the sth, when
'ssSel was of the east coast of the
~ u Ouoa' She was fired Ipon by a
man-of-war flying
spanish flag, aud chased for 25
/. - "nen She distanced her pur-
i. newspapers of Rome
'alu very ilattering comments upon
.%,onputude with which President
y. ,.'aao and Secretary Gresham have
"a "a s'eps to bring to justice the
\ ,4grers 7 Of the Italians in Walsen-
= |. Ool', and say that Americas con-
! - thls case has been as honor
I i.l y ner as 1t is ilattering to Italian
'onal sentiment.
NJ ~ national Afro-American Typo.
inca ru'Cai association was organized in
.so AT meeting OF colored print
-Hu journalists Of both sexes from
err. eO''h and south on the I4th. 1t is
IA I1S' colored printers union in the
, =, ana will include in its member.
printers, bookbinders. stereotyp
,,.' ''sporters' apprentices and al
''ed tradesmen.
~. ..s was received, on the 18th, OF
n ','aek on Puerto, Colombia, by the
e, ~ under Col. Castillo. All Of the
oa' ,r'o Ot the customhouse were made
suers' the rebels retreated toward
@1ue' so where a desperate battle last