The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-06-17
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.


to control Africa together.
Maj. Mckinley spent Sunday at home
in conference with Senator cullom.
Erath county Crex.l democrats in
dorsed ''Silver Dick Bland for presi-
dent.
THe Universal Order of Scottish Clans
is to be instituted atEort Worth Tex,
June II.
Contests have reduced the number OF
democrats in the honse of representa-
tives to %.
AZ. Vincent santtariun at Santa Fe.
n. NJ, conducted by Sisters Of Charity;
was burned. Loss, 100000; with only
IS, 900 insurance,
Three hundred strikers are marching
on the town Of Amherst, o., to lay
Stage to the quarfies there. and blood
shed is imminent
Havana was shaken to its fouIda-
tions by dynamite explosions, the work
OF insurgents, who attempted to cut
off the city's water supply.
The navy department will soon call
for proposals for the building Of three
battleships, three torpedo-bcat de-
stroyers and 10 torpedo boats.
James NJ. Day, one Of the pioneers OF
10 Dayiess county, ILL.,, died at his home
near Galena. He was II years old, and
was well known throughout the west.
, In an accident near Brest ntewslSi,
town in Russian Poland. on the Bug
river, n railway passenger train was
, wrecked and many persons were killed
Edward Rogers, miner, was killet
, by premature explosion In the Fair
J view mines, near South McAlester. ]
T. He was buried by the odd fellows
: fraternity.
5 BF. Mangold, a prominent archi
: tect and builder Of Anna, ILL.,, wa
$ found dead on the public road nea
Z wetsuQ, where he was erecting
large barn.
Q The White Mills Distillery Co.
+ Warehouse AZ Louisville, Rya wa
y burned and three fremen were caugh
Q by stream of burning whisky. On
n was fatally burned.
g Ex-Gov. Alphcus Felch died at An
y Arbor, Mich, aged 90 years He ha
i been in an unconscious state thre
9 days. and his extreme age and feeble
tess prevented rally.
= Mrs. Melinda Baker. of Lima, N. Y
IS dropped off TO sleep March %. n
:, never awakened, but continued 10 thl
p strange condition until June IL, wht
d she died. The deceased was 9l yea
y old.
% II. ]. Smith, general superintendent
Of the Edison electric light plant
~ New York city, and president OF VI
- recent electrical exhibition, was fata
- !. ly injured by fall at Washing tonvil
"a IN. Y.
III A hye-year-old daughter OF Mrs.
-, Hatfield was fatally burned at Roo
~ house, ILL.,, while playing with match'
y, Her clothing was nearly burned fro
=, her BODY before the flames were ext
er guished.
Al. A dispatch received from Massow'
,ra confirms the report Of the acquittal
ait Gen, Baratieri by the codft-martI
sd which heard charges against him CO
be nected with the defeat OF the Italia
he by the Abyssinians.
he Patrick Sullivan, while drunk jump
m. from the Brooklyr bridge turned
me somersaults in his fight, struck
alf water feet first and was fished out
minutes later, no more hurt than II
op. had just taken bath.
to The famous collection Of violi
Do,- owned by the late X. d. Hawley'
Hartford, Conn, has been sold to Ra
Granger, OF San Diego, Cal. The pr
pa id Is said to be in the neighborh'
OF 1000 for IL instruments.
tho The mammoth hopper bins of
CRYSTAL Glen Stone Crushing Co.
'om Warsaw. Ill, collapsed, letting do
Ion several hundred thousand pounds
mas stones and crushing the freight c
Ime standing on the tracks beneath.
Veo Deputations with the mayors of
yer the towns Of the South African Rer
'o lie waited upon President Kruger
thank him for his clemency to the {
victed reformers, President kru
pointed to the Bible, with the rem
that there was his guide.