The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-07-01
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The ezar is said to be in quite a se<i-
Gus state Of health.
Capt. J. W. Ewing, veteran editor
OF Georgetown, Tex, is dead.
Capt. r. L. Fulton, for ten years
mayor Of Galveston, Tex, is dead.
A big crowd Of Blackburn boomers
is going from Kentucky to Chicago.
Albert sooy was killed while trying
to board train at jacksonville, III.
Bland seems to lead all competitors
for the presidential nomination at Chi
cago.
William vettor fell from two-story
building at St. Louis, and received fatal
injuries.
Senator Harris has left Washington
to take command of the silver forces
at Chicago.
Chicago subscribers to the Demo.
cratic national convention fund are
still 5000 shy.
A large number Of ex-confederates
are en- route from all parts of the eoun.
try to Richmond, Va.
Emma Lutz, of Red Bud, ILL.,, was
run down by cable car at St. Louis
and seriously injured.
The Seventh Missouri district popu.
lists have nominated Richard Thomas,
OF Marshall, for congress.
Josh Levering, the prohibition presi-
dental candidate, talks as II he thought
he were going TO be elected.
Yale's crew at Henley, England, will
do fast racing work this week and will
taboo society after the race.
Mrs. John Mccullough was found
brutally murdered near Riverdale, Ca.
and her husband is under arrest for
the deed.
The people OF Denver, Col, are pre-.
pairing an ovation TO Senator Teller,
to be given when he returns home,
Wednesday.
Tom Johnson, Of Ohio, says that he
is against both silver and gold and
wa snts the government to adopt pa.
per currency.
Harrison Potts, an aged man, while
going home from st. francisville, ILL.,.
was struck by a freight train and in
stantly killed.
4. p. Jackson, Of st. Louis, has been
arrested az Mexico, for the abduction
OF Ada Wallace, a pretty l6-year-old
girl OF that place.
The Missouri ex-con federates. OF
their way TO Richmond TO the ex-con
federate reunion, were royalty enter
tanned at Lexington, Ky.
Rev. J. W. Rheinhart, Christian
minister, is under arrest at Jackson
Vile, ILL.,, while young girl who
trusted him unwisely Is about to die.
The geological Office has issued q
bulletin showing that the minera
products OF the United States in isD
Increased in value over those of 1872
$50, 900, 900
The states Of West Virginia anC
Maryland are expected to unite at Chi
cago in a supreme effort to win TIL,
vce-presidential nomination for Judg'
John j. Jackson.
Emile Arton, implicated with DIR
Herr and the late Baron Won Reinacl
in the frauds on the Panama Canal Co.
has been sentenced, at Paris, to sil
. years at hard labor.
, Patrick McKeown, who was nomi
mated at the Ohio Democratic state con
=. vention for state food and dairy com
missioner. died at his home in Cincin
) natl OF cholera morbus.
New York gamblers are betting tha
) the gold men will hold convention o
their own in the latter part of July, o
perhaps early in the fall, and put
gold ticket in the field.
John Cunningham and George Ha
zleton were arrested at the funeral o
william Milligan at Lawrenceville
ILL.,, because they are supposed TO b
able to throw light on his murder.
Judge Sam Priest Of st. Louis, ha
written letter TO the New York Her
aid saying that some western demo
Gratis will vote the republican ticket
free coinage is adopted at Chicago.
Ex.Gov. Campbell OF Ohio says: ~
a stinging and lasting defeat would b
. avoided in November, the majority a
Chicago must concede and conciliats
! while the minority must yield and cor
E cur"
At Chicago, 1t is said, Mr.. Whitne.
will produce letter written recentl
by the president to Chairman Harrity
+ in which he warns the party agsins
free silver, calls it back to gold and a
i nm incident saws that Cleveland wan