The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-11
OTHERWISE UNNOTLCED.

The republican state chairman claims
Kentucky by 444 plurality.
The Pullman ear works at Peterhoff.
Russia, were almost destroyed By fire.
Floods have again occurred in Italy,
and the town of Rimini is submerged.
Prairie fires In the Cherokee Strip
have destroyed farm houses, grain ana
hay.
Maj Warner. Of Missouri, it is said,
wants to be commissioner of internal |
revenue.
The schooner Waukesha went down |
off Muskegon, Mich. Five men were
drowned.
The Kansas legislature will stand 9s
populists. democrats aud silver re-
publicans
The republicans and gold democrats
of Virginia will try TO elect successor
to Senator Daniel.
The viceroy OF India says that the
latest news from the famine districts
is more encouraging
1t Is said that Gov. Morrill, intends to
abolish Kansas police boards before
his term of Office expires
Fred Burks, of Milwaukee, agreed to
leave the country il Mckinley was
elected. lie will go January /.
! There is renewed talk Of the pros.
poets or duel growing out of the Car
lisle-Blaekburn feud in Kentucky,
Live stock men OF the west are said
TO be urging Samuel Allerton, OF Chi
cago, for secretary OF agriculture.
/ The Association of the Survivors OF
the Battle of Belmont had its thirty
fifth annual reunion at Chester III.
Fifty thousand cattle are being fed
on cottonseed in the vicinity Of George
town, Tex, for the st. Louis market.
There were all kinds Of freak wagers
paid on the streets of st. Louis Sun
day, aud there was lots of fun down
J town.
The Chiliau cabinet has resigned
, because the chamlgr Of deputie:
passed a vote OF censure OF the govern
a ment.
III ]. w. Patton was found on the ter
minal tracks at St. Louis with botl
y legs cut off. lie died at the city hos
pital.
Senator Mcmillan says that tarif
Q revision is a subject for consultation
d and compromise with sound none.
o democrats.
n James Sprague, who was charge,
n with the murder OF W. ii. Dixon II
. Bloomington. H., proved an alibi an'
"a was released. ae#
Prof. Henry L. Parker, for more thai
twenty years professor of Latin a
Dartmouth college, died in Boston
p He was 76 years of age.
'e II. Walter Webb, the third vice-pre'
" ident of the New York Central Raj
t. road Co, is seriously i'll at his home
ic Observation-Disclosures.
ie David Dodge, a well'known wester
a lawyer, who for many years practice
,f law at st. Joseph, Mo-, was foun
:. dead in q chair at Perry, Okla.
. Senator John P, Jones, of Nevada
'A has a scheme for the government
control of railroads, which he propos'
Wy to push before the coming congress
he The vt. Louis members of the socie
TX of the Army of the Tennessee are ma
'ot inp preparations for the meeting
,rs the society to be held November
on aud 10.
he John II. Reagan, ex-United Stat
"a, sepator, and who was postmast'
~ general OF the confederacy, is report
nc living at the point of death at Pal'
~ tine, Tex.
er. Col w. c. p. Breckenridge is said
OF he Carlisles choice for the senate
ed, d.feat blackburn. The colonel
yht Blackburn's bitterest personal, as "
as political enemy.
Jean Laloze, aged s2years, preside
ary of theUnion Francoise OF Birmingha
iur Ala, died from cancer OF the stolna
"a He served in the French army durl
tbe Franco -prussian war.
David Blakely, e5 years old, the g
'eI. eral manager Of the sousa band, q
nus suddenly in his Office in Carnegie M
by hall, New York city Death is $
in posed to have been due to apoplexS
dis. Mrs Catharine Poltz, aged 8" yea
Co. who for many years had supplied
,hip the principal hotels and restaurant
Cob baltimore, Md, with mint, predie
.n, her death Saturday within TWO ho
- OF its occurrence. - II
p'e The board Of church extension
Us the Methodist Episcopal church, IN
able sion at Pittsburgh, Pa, passed +
the ,ntion authorizing the foreclosure
'ard mortgages on churches in cases wi
the open neglect was shown
the IT, C. Morgan, 20 years old, atta'
his wife at their home IN Hlawa
Kas. knocking her downstairs
3 striking her a blow with hamt
Her sunnosinr that he had killed her
y to cut his throat. She was not o
s hurt. --------
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