The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-15
GREENvLE WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS WEDNESDAY
OTHERWISE UNNOlICED.

Buluwayo is prepared for an expected
attack.
A hurricane did much damage in
Fort Worth, Tex, and the surround
Ing country.
Charles saekbdrger attempted TO end
his lie at St. Louis by taking dose of
"Rough on Rats"
George Taylor, the eseapsi / murderer
st Carrolltop, Mo-, has thus far eiuded
The Searching parties.
Congressman Blue is after the seals
OF Gov. Smith of the Leavenworth
tkas.l soldiers hcnie,
The latest figures OF the republican
presidential campaign show that Me.
kinley Is still gaining,
Another $4,000 has been added tc
the shortage of Maxey Cobb. late treas.
urer of Lancaster county, Neb.
osman Digna, commanding the Der.
wishes, Il has been learned, makes
practice Of beheading prisoners.
At New Hampton, Ia, Herman Boak
murdered Mike Bartz and mortalls
wounded Bartxs son and daughter.
1t has been decided that the body of
the late Col. John A. Coelxerill will be
buried in the Elks' plot. in st. Louis.
Russia denies the story that Port Ar.
thur has been ceded to her by China as
result of an offensive and defensive
treaty.
Ex-senator John ]. Ingalls, ia sick at
his home in Atchison, Kas. suffering
from severe cold, contracted on re-
cent trip south.
Mrs. Sarah Caldwell, aged So years,
known in church work all over the
state, and a very prominent woman,
died at Jeffersonville, Ind, Sunday.
G. X. Innis, a prominent politician
and delegate-elect to the Republican
state convention, died suddenly at
Galesburg, ILL.,, Sunday, aged 40 years.
Robert Bonney, an American citizen,
was murdered in San Salvador, March
9s, and as a result the state depart
ment has demanded the fullest in
vestigation.
What Is known as the French cham
Der of commerce has just been organ
lied in New York city to promote com
mercial intercourse between this coun-
try and France.
George w. Smalley, the American
correspondent of the London Times,
has been suspended from membership
in the Metropolitan club of New York
city for one month.
Samuel +. Thompson committed sui.
eide, by hanging, at Camden, Ind,
Saturday. lie was krpwn as the Car
roll county giant. ne was six feet
eight inches in height.
Supt. Sanborn OF the New York, New
Haven & Hartford railroad, has been
reunited and remarked to his wife, at
Providence, r. l.. from whom he had
been divorced nearly twenty years.
The Cuban leaders at Key West, Fla :,
have received news that the steam tug
George w. Childs safely landed we'll
equipped flibustering expedition in
Pinar del Rio province, Cuba, satur'
day.
Fred Debardeleben, the wealthy iron
man, died at his home in Bessemer,
Ala. Sunday, from blood-poisoning.
A few weeks since he was vaccinated,
and from the wound blood-poisoning
set in.
The Cripple Creek Coll district was
visited by the severest and most de-
structive blizzard ever known Sunday.
An immense amount of damage was
done, and in all probability some lives
were lost in the hills.
William Anderson, prominent resi-
dent of Normal, ILL.,, died Sunday. He
was native of Pennsylvania, and was
81 years of age. Anderson was one OF
the forty-niners who went to Pixies
Peak in quest of gold.
The report that Capt Gen. Weyler
has asked the Spanish war department
to send him $4,000 more men pleases
the rebels greatly, for they want Spain
to send all the men she can to Cuba at
this time, in order that they may expo
rience the fever siege.