The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-29
OTHERWISE UNNOTICRD.

dedicated at Gilman. m. Sunday,
oshian Digha Ii said to he setirins
toward the interior Of the soudan.
The Iowa fish commission are aiding
nsn to get over dams with big seines.
The most skeptieal senator now saws
that congress will adjourn by June /.
The emperor If China he's authorized
the building of railway from Pekin
TO Hankow.
NJ. sarrien has informed President
ESure Of France Of his inability 10
form cabinet.
DAD Fellows celebrated the seveiity.
setehth anniversary of their order in
Illinois towns.
Alleged attempted bribery has kicked
up big row in the new city admins. ).
tration at bloomington, Ill.
Calls for bids for 2,o0d, 900 Caban
bonds brought out subscriptions for
nearly sl0,00O,OOd at New York.
The whites at Buluwayo made an.
other onslaught on the Matabeles and
killed great numbers of them.
A final quietus has been given the
home'rhle question by the members Of
the Irish parliamentary party.
Gen. Oliver and a force OF Spanish
were ambushed near Sancti Spiritus,
Cuba, and routed with great slaughter.
Gen. Maeeo has given the spaniards
shock by sending Bermudez and
sainz across the trocha with | 900 men.
Sir Henry Parker, ex-premier Of New
South Wales, is dead. lie was the son
Of an English farmer, and was born in
1918.
Preparations for the hanging Of Bill
Taylor at Carrollton, Mo-, are about
completed, and there is talk of Q
rescue.
August Mueller, for many years 4
business man of Mendoza, ILL.,, dice
suddenly upon the street from hear
disease.
Walter @. Dygert, the Illinoisan who
had been held prisoner In Cuba for tw,
months, has arrived at Tampa, Fla, er
route home.
IL is now estimated that the national
treasury deficiency will amount to s25,
100000 by the end OF the present fiscal
year, June 30.
Frank Coleman, editor OF the Hunts
vile (Ala.l Argus. was shot and badl,
wounded by R. E. Spraggins in street
duel In that city.
The programme in the house from
now on, all the appropriation bills
having been passed, will consist chiefly
of political speeches.
John Aiello and Robert Macker wer,
relieved of sum OF money estimated
at from $1,000 to 81, 900 by four masked
men near Berwind, Col.
Mrs. Joseph Pistorie, residing eigh
miles west of Ellsworth, Kas.. wa
killed by lightning at her home in tn,
presence of her two childrei /,
Baroness de IIirsch, widow OF thu
recently deceased Hebrew philsn
thropist, has presented $4,000 for dis
tribution among the poor Of Paris.
By the burning of the boardinghous,
and restaurant of Stephen A. Walter
at Moline, ILL.,, William Lage wa
burned to death and two or thre'
others injured.
President Cleveland has stated Il
members of the cabinet that he doe
not expect to see any settlement Of thu
Venezuelan boundary controversy b.
this administration.
A notable event occurred at the Uni
tartan church in Lawrence, Kas., Sun
day, when the pulpit was occupied b.
Rev. John s. Brown, on the ninetietl
anniversary of his birth.
Eight persons were killed, several ia
tally and many more seriously injure'
by tornado which swept through
section of the country in the vicinity o
Concordia, Kas. Immense damage t
property was done.
Fire at Cripple Creek, Col, swep
away several blocks of buildings. in
cluding dance-halls, gambling hell'
the Times office, post office, First nf
tioual bank, etc, causing loss of owe
81 100000.