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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

BORN.
BUSHNELL-In this city, February 4. 1895, to
the wife of T. r. Bushnell, a son.
FAHY-In this city, February 4, 1896, to the wife
OF Phil Fahy,
HARRINGTON-In this city, February /, 1895,
TO the wife OF John ]. Harrington, q daughter.
HAYES-In this city, January 22, 1895, to the
wife of John Hayes, daughter.
3, 1895, TO the wife OF Hu
Jones,
MUENTER-In this city, February 5, 1895, to
the wife of William Muenter, son.
ROBlNSON-In this city. January 20, 1895, to the
wife of DR.. f. B. Robinson, a son.
SPELLMAN--In this city, February 2, 1898, to
the wife OF Henry Spellman, daughter.
SARCANDER-In South San Francisco February
2, 1895, to tie wife OF c. Alvin Sarcander, son.
WEST-In this city. February l, 1885, 10 the wife
OF Charles s. West. a daughter
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NEW WESTl
A Johnson, Suisun
r Dickson, Pilot Hill
r d Thompson, Oakland
F Addy, Seattle
w G King, New York
w n Arnsden, Sacto
G FL Bird & w, st Johns
BALDWIl
Mrs 3 Barker, Livermre
r 5 Hiss ins, Snta Clara
T A Work, Pacific Grove
G F Kritchman. Chicago
s l. johnson, Walnut OK
+ Hayden. New York
J NJ Pike, California
] Martin, Yreka
NJ O'Brien & w, Sn Jose
DR. w s Beede, Stockton
PALACE
II w Hammond, Mex
Miss Simon, San Jose
] d Sproul, Chico
Mrs Harrington, Colusa
] A McCiurg, Denver
F G COrbus, Chicago
T Couch, Butte
T w Swanton, S Cruz
F d Van Norstand, n Y
J III Vogt, Portland
Mrs Marx, Elk Grove
] ID Phillips, Belmont
A D Remington, n Y
G A Mckenzie, n Y
r NJ Carr, Stanford
2 oppenheimer, Pnils
E II McClevey, n Y
Mrs McGovern, Ill
X E Pierce, San Jose
GRAND
V HunZiner, Cloverdale
r T Devlin, sacramento
f G Weinreich, Sacto
J Maclay, Cal
j II Beecher, Cal
w B Taylor, W Berkeley
J P Harris. Cal
DR. ] q Thompson, Oakdal
NJ Cronan, Sacramento
f Cronan, Sacramento
: A Hothams, Salida
Miss Parf er, San Jose
] T Williams, Los Angles
] A Andrew, Los Angels
ID r Fancher, Merced
+ J Teggart, Stanford
F Mattison, Santa Cruz
j T Ryan, Vail 10
] w Browning, Grand Is,
n Wines, Santa Barbara
A c Douglas & VT, Sacto
Mrs l. Finigan, san Jose
RUSS J
j l. Bell, Visalia
q E Horton, Beckwith
S NJ McNaughton, Oak
] Roser, Beno
F Morgan, Oakland
NJ Page, Truckee
E w Sweeney & W, Mch
] III Martin, Woodland
o Baden. Truckee
j r Morrison, Sacramnt
Mrs Bostorious, Livermr
Theo Ehvet, Anaconda
j NJ Brown, Petaluma
r ] Mcmillan, Vancouvr
A w Baker, Vancouver
w NJ Ruggies, Dayton
q w Boggs. Tracey
l. e Southwick, w&f, Neh
] + Brandon 81 w, Cen
] Delacy Yokohama
J w Devote, Sacto
A ID Duffy, Santa Cruz
j T Evans. Sonora
T L Bassett, Los Ang
j n Adams, Los Gatos
] McHolmie, San Jose
+ A Smith. Tacoma
G. H Sanford, Brooklyn
+ l. Bradley, Roseburg
Mrs Arlington, Roseburg
o + Godfrey, Roseburg
Mrs Meyer, Healdsburg
Grant Towel, Monterey
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Andersen, Christian Jones, Edna
Bailey. Oscar j. Krow, Pauline
Bjorman. John Ijndholm, BENJAMIN
Buck, William II. Madison, James j.
Burke. Michael Mcguire, officer j.
Calvin, Eugene Marshall, Thomas
Coney, Charles W. 81. Murray, James
Dolan, Bridget Neill, James s.
Fromberg. Isaac 0BTlen. Charles A.
Chaser, Edwin Sovereign, Solomon
Hammbcrg, Carl Sykes, n. L.
Hansen, John Tnrsill, Robert W. Jr.
Higgins, Walter Thompson, Ellen b.
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ERN HOTEL.
w Vogt, Benicis
L Forshop, Arkansas
w f Davis, Midway
+ n Schnider, Colo
c E Warner, Boston
J l. Day. Eel River
Y HOTEL.
Miss Barker, Livermore
Mrs Higgins, Santa Clara
T Hopper & W, Sta Rosa
w p Gordon & W, Sn Jose
] w FOOL. Chicago
G Fostelio. New York
] C Connors, Salt Lake
G .Rickanson & W, Oakld
NJ Solomon. Albion
HOTEL.
c c Cothran. San Jose
Mrs + Brown, San Jose
Col harrington, Colusa
A NJ Welle5, Denver
G o Peet, n Y
a Russell, Chicago
Mrs X I'll Stevens, Nebr
Mrs Swanton, sta Cruz
A b Carter, Vallejo
F F Marx, Elk Grove
& ID Phillips. Belmont
I n Burk, san Jose
w ] Setback, Stanford
Mrs kirkpatrick, N Y
Miss Kirkpatrick, N Y
Mrs II Kellar, n Y
w A Mcclure, Chicago
I S Buttle, n Y
] r Curnow, San Jose
HOTEL.
H T Harper, Sacto
E l. Syker, Minneapolis
G GeIsendorfer. Diamond
Springs
A NJ Robb, Port Costa
] K Hamilton, sta Rosa
] r Smith, Cal
+ w S Wood, Stockton
Mrs Cronan, Sacramento
Miss B Cronan, Oakland
It + Long, Pittsburg
TEos Prather, Oakland
j T Holme, New York
J n Lynde, Buffalo, " Y
ID Pearson, Chicago
ii B Nichols, Vallejo
A r Tabor, Auburn
L p Evans e. VT. Pinole
A l. burbank, San Jose
] F Devendorf, San Jose
Mrs t Abel, San Jose
E. Bartholomew, Stanfd
HOUSE.
J Forbes. Sacramento
] G GiltDer. Los Angeles
+ Rowell, Fresno
B Wergnett, Stockton
G Prenthy, New York
G. Scharl, Sanborn
B Powell. Stockton
ID Cameron, Oakland
c Henderson, Yountville
ID Padorous, Sacramento
) Jones, Re no
VIM Conrad & W, Illinois
Marguerite Conrad, Ill
Mrs w Haira, Illinois
L Long & W, Illinois
Miss Jean L Kelsey, Chico
G B Smith, W & C, Cal
r NJ Wilson, MADEIRA
VIM Mcmillan, n Y
G Johnson, New s Wales
] G Davis, Mich Bluff
r G Smith, Los Ang
Miss HildeDrand, L Ang
Miss NJ Hyeck, Los Ang
j McGinn, Evanston
s Bromberg, Portland
] Stinson, Los Angeles
= High, Honolulu
L A Hendricks, Deming
w S Hendricks, Deming
w D Hendricks, Deming
Miss Hendricks, Deming
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
LEGAL NOTICES.


STOTT~S1,
NOTICE-I HAVE GIVEN A BOND FOR A
~ title of the Seattle Restaurant at 1877 Fourth
81, San Francisco, Cal, TO THOMPSON d
Tobias: time to pay said bond about ten more
months Until said payment is made said THOMP-
sun G TOBIAS cannot bring any Indebtedness
against said restaurant, furniture, fixtures or bus-
ness as Is owned by me till fully paid for but recon-
mend SAID parties as truthful, honest, and will pay
all bills, believe. e. S. BOYD
DEPARTMENT NO. 8, PROBATE-IN THE
- - Superior Court in and for the City and County
oi san francisco, State OF California: In the mat
Ter OF the estate Of ANNE GILL, sometimes
known known as ANNIE GILL, deceased-Notice is
nereoy given that MONDAY. the 18th day OF
February. A. D. 1926. at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said
Gay Gay and the courtroom of Department No. Of
said court, at the New City Hall, in the City and
Sounty OF san Francisco, state of California, have
g neen appointed as the time and place for proving
.ne VIII OF said ANNE GILL, sometimes known
as ANNlE GILL, deceased, and for hearing the
applcatlon OF MARY GILL for the issuance to her
OF letters testamentary.
Dated February l. A. d. 1895.
CHARLES f. CURRY, Clerk
BY v. +. NoRTHRoP, Deputy Clerk
=: =: McELRoY. Attorney for Petitioner.
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STORAGE

STORAGE
II. ROONY. 722 MISSIoN-STORAGE AT
.reouced rates: basement storage,$1 SO per load
SIoRAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.
~ n. r. OSBORN & CO., 761 and 753 Market St.
STORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOUSE,
~ hold goods etc. ]. NJ. PIERCE, 73b Market st
w ILSON BROTHERS, ITO MARKET
W Storage; low rates: telephone South 762.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.

Complaints filed:
Frederick E. Rockstroh against d. NJ. Rockstroh
&. Werner against +. IT. Werner.
Sarah j. Hammatt against K. w. Hammatt
Susan Saunders against Frederick Saunders.l
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mall
WIN not be inserted They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offices and be ndorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
THE Gu BAN RESOLUTIONS.


Something About Them the spanlards Csr
Not or Win Not Understand.
NHw York, Aprl 6.--Disratches from
Madrid stating that IL is expected in
official circles there that Pre- ident
Cleveland will sign the Cuban bJliger-
ency resolutions, but will pestpone
giving them effect by declaration,
| indicates that the nature IT ths reso-
buttons is not even yet undo c'stood at
the Spanish capital. As repeatedly
explained, they are soncurrent'
resolutions, not JOINT" resolutions,
and under practice which Las
grown in rec ent years, Concurrent
resolutions do not require approval or
disapproval by the president, who may
act upon them or not rs he chooses,
but in no case is he called upon TO sign
them. Similar resolutions adopted by
! congress in pnncction with the Armo
nian affairs January 20 last lemain
unacted upon by the president. The
text of the Cubs,n resolutions as adopt.
| ed is as follows.
| Reso,red, That in the opinion Of congress, q
condition OF public war exists between tho
government OF sntin and the government
proclaimed and br some time maintained by
| force of arms by the people Of Cuba, and tha
| the United States sr America should mairfait
| n strict neutrali " between the contentins
powers, according 10 each all She rights o.
| bellgcrcnts In the ports and territory of thi
| United States.
Resoired, furtheF, That the friendly offices o
the United Sta les should he offered by thi
president to the Spanish government for th'
recognition OF tie indepen Gnee Of Cuha
These are the senate. resolutions con
Cured in by the horse.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
AN ANARCHIST PLOT
To Seize and Hold Cornellus Van
der5ilt for Ransom.
CHIEF OF DETECTIVES eEoiat F. GARD,
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad, Rs-
eeived Tip by Means Of Which the
Plans Of the Conspirasefs
Hava Been Balkel.
SAW FnAsclsco. April IA morning

SAN FRANcIsco, April IA morning
paper says.
George L. Gard. chief of the South
ern Pacific Railway Co.'S detective
service, has given pablieity to one OF
the most remarkable stories of an an
archistic plot that was probably ever
heard in San Francisco. The plot, ae-
eording to Mr.. Gard, was nothing less
than conspiracy to hold up the
Vsnderbilt-Depew specml train and
abiuet Cornelius Vanderbilt anti II
has transpirel that the officials
Of the Southern Pacific CO.,
who were informed of the matter
through Mr. Gard before the Wander
bilt party reached El Paso, have been
taking all possible precautions TO pre-.
vent the carrying out of the plot,
shortly before the Vanderbilt party
reached Ell Paso,n said Mr.. Gard, II re-
ceived letter which detailed in SOME
degree the plans of a gang of ex-
tremists for making money out OF the
kidnapping of Cornelius Wander
bilt. The letter went on to say
that the men had been conspiring
for some time to make hcld-up, but
had not been able TO agree on any plan
until the announcement appeared in
the paper that Mr.. Vanderbilt and
Depew were on their way to California
They Immediately picked out vohder
bilt as shining mark and concluded
to abduct HIM The conspirators de
cided TO board the special train at SOM
point In the San Joaquin valley. Elab
/ crate plans were laid for the raid, tn
murder of the entire party being re
garded as u remote possibility. Th
: railway officials were immediately In
formed, and upon the insistence Q
4 General Manager kruttschnitt an
Vice-president Crocler, tho specia
train was run only by daylight, on th
pretext Of giving the visitors an OF
! portunity TO view the scenery, but,
. reality, TO preclude the possibility
an attack. Armed guards We're place
n on the train, but the distinguishe
n gentlemen were kept In ignorance {
i the plot in order that their pleasul
= might not be marred thereby"
e Gard is regarded as eonservati'
/, man, not given TO sensationalism, al
D. his statement is taken.seriously.
It The Vanderbilt party left Sundi
Y evening for Sisson, where splend
y view of Mount Shasta Is to be ha
=, From Sisson they will return to Sacr
Is mento and proceed eastward over q
- Central Pacific. The same safeguar
,r adopted since the arrival of the par
" in the state will be maintained un
8, the gentlemen are safely over L
m Sierras.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08


ST, Lousss-r'iour-.Funcy to extra fancy
s-f515M; patents. 3ss95es. wheat-No .
red, 70lsc; No. ., hard, ssssc. Corn-No.
., mixed geSc; No. z, white, sbhc, Oats
No. 2, ISA5ai8Hc Hsy-prairlo. Hslds.o0i
mixea timothy, stk0lp.01, clear timothy,
tp.50aIab1. Bulter--Creamefy ijD2ic, dairy
lgu6,. Eggs-f'rush, o.. ard-Prme steam
4s2He Porlx-New standard mess. " 621i a
s,7Je. Becon--Longs, b37ac; clear ribs, s.4o
as, tso; clear, b.50c; all boxed. Wool-Choice
tub-washed, isqsc,
wheat-Futures closed: May, 6,ss 9oaAc. a.
| July, 62Ac.
Corn-Futuros closcil May, siAci July
| esHc b.
| NEW YonK- -.Flonr-State aud western quiet
end steady, unchanged Wheat-May. I2s
| I, 7-iGc; July. 7lSm7ihc. Corn-May, 3oAc
| July 3sSc; No. ., 37a d39c. Data April. sbs
| May, 2IAc; western 25daSKc Pork Mess
| ss.751to. 80 Lard d-Stcam-rendercd, b2hc
| Butter--Westen dairy, l0Qll4c; western cream
cry, l30.0c; western creamery, held, 1lGl7c
western creamery, factory, sQisc; Elgins. 2Oc
imitation creamery, i,Gblec. rolls, e9ieo. Egg
Western, 12c.
CuicAGo-Openingq quotations: Wheat-Ma!
65d5654c July, 65Ma6jzc. Corn-May, eeat
29Sc; July. 30I00Sc; September, SEC. oal
May, lgSc: July, o0Ac; September. 2Oasc biz
Pork-May, ss,a5; July. 1870 Lard-May. b05'
July, 5.od5.22hc September, h.s2hc' Shor
Ribs-May, a5561L57hc; July, A7o.
CHioAoo-Closlug quotations. wheat-Apri
66o; May, 66sa165Hc bid; July, 67tsc Corn
April, 29S g2enc; May, soA93oAc aske'
july 3iic; September 32ssc. Oats-Apri
i9%c. May. 204 a20Sc; July, o0ssc bid; Sci
tember, 2lNc bid Pork-Aprll, 1855; Ma
| no aaty nj. 30 u1tf - 4
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
HERBERT BOOTH



ToRoNfo, Ont, April 6.-Comman-
dant II nrbert booth of the Salvation
army mas Just returned from visit to
British Columbia and the northwest.
lie says the general condition of the
ARMY in the west, and their loyalty to
t,he international center OF the army
are very encouraging. With regards
to the position of affairs at headquar-
ters in the United States, Commandant
Booth says;
1--WE are still hoping that my brother
darlington will consent to see my SIS
ter. who has come across the ocean
| inst now at an infinite sacrifice to get
an interview with him. What have
seen of the army myself would lead me
to conclude that reports which have
been sent to me as to the armys stead
fastness from the Atlantic to the Pa
eiac in the United States are con-
| firmed.'
Commander Booth will leave Canada
in June for Australia. His command
will include New Zealand, Tasmania
and the colonies of the mainland
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
loTHER AND SISTER.
Rncted Conference Between Bal
Booth and Mira. Booth fucker.

ncted Conference Between Bal
Booth and Mira. Booth fucker.
York, April g. Ballington
who since his secession from the
pn army, has been at the head
Volunteers, a religious move
hich he started, and his sis
lrs. Booth-Tucker. one of
esent commanders of the Sal
hrmy in this country, met and
interview at Mont Clair, n. j..
night, at which an effort was
y Mrs. Booth.Tucker to induce
pther TO return to the army.
present besides Mrs. Booth
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ballington
md their physician, DIR. Nickel
Philadelphia.
greeting between brother and
said to have been affectionate.
|erview lasted until about 4 a.
st what passed between them is
pwn, but it is said she tearfully
for hours to induce her brother
rn to the army. He was oh
in his refusal. Mrs. Booth
declines to say what sh'
! the result of the meeting
be or what passed betweei
Like his sister, Ballingtor
declined to give any informa
Through his chief aid, Col. Glen
ouneed that he might have
ent to make regarding the in
later in the day.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
BULLETS WERE FLYING.
e. the steamer Prinz wilhelm ~. Hustled
A~aJ From Jaemei.

Nav YosK, April 6.-The Dutch
steamer Prinz Wilhelm ~, which ar
rived firm West Indian and Haytien
Ports, rep rts that was all quiet at the
time Of leaving Port-au-Prince. While
at Jaemel, on March ~, there was a
riot In the town. Gen. Manigat's
frieais had tried to raise a disturbances
and nsiderabie shooting took place.
Severa bullets dropped on the deck OF
the pfinz Wilhelm and Capt. Dorr, ios
the "a ct OF his passengers and crew,
was eb iged TO leave post quickly. Tho
sh p's clearance papers wsre sent tf
h m a. Porl IA Prince. At the lattel
port wa, learned that the trouble q
1acmel h "A quickly subsidized.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
TWO NEW MAYORS
Al the Helm In Pittsburgh and A,~pbeny
City, Pa.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Apr ;, s-Mayor.
McKenna, of Pittsb' .rob and Ken.
nedy, of Alleghen'n at In noon alv vacated n
two chief execr tive chairs, maxi ing
room for their successors-H. P. Ford.
in Pittsbur sh, and Charles Gcyer, in
Allegheny. The inaugural ceremonies
in bcsh instances were brief and
wi-nout special incident. The
last official act performed by Mayor
McKenna was the signing of the ordi-
nances giving valuable rights of way
to the Con solidated Traction Co. Just
before the noon lrour Mayor McKenna
received from the hands of C. L. MaGee
check for 500, ,DO, which Is to be ex.
pended In the esta blisament of a zoo
logical garden in one of the city parks.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
A SPANISH VICTORY


For which Gen. Melquizo Received Com
gratuiations From the Queen Regent.
New YoRk, April e.--The Herald's
correspondent in Cuba cables via Key
West fragmentary details of another
massacre by Spanish soldiers under
Gen. Melquizo. This officer is the sam >
who executed number Of innoce'At
men on the plantation of Dir. Delgar 10,
an American citizen, few weeks igo.
Melquizo was promoted immedia tely
after that outrage, and no action what
ever has been taken by Gen. WeyAer to
investigate the attack ON DIR. Delgardo.
On March 10, the Herald CORE spond-
ent says, Melquiza attacked he Gar
rido estate, near the town of Bainoa.
Among those known to have been
killed were Crescence Noble and his
wife, Rita Fermin Tellechea. Andres
peroso, % years old; Euseblo Gonzales,
Pedro Potriller, 80 years old; cooper
employed on the plantations, Nicholas
Castro, and his stepson, six years old.
All except Castro and his stepson
were mulatto or negro colonos on the
Garrido estate. Pedro Potriller, the
octogenarian, was taken to the Bainoa
railroad station by Melquizo's guide,
and there beheaded with the m,achete
In cold blood. Casteo's little child was
found in hut by soldier, who said
'.This is young rebel, too; better
nip him in the bud" He then be
headed the child. This Garrido ex
ploit was the affair for which the
queen regent cabled, congratulating
Melouizo upon his deed of arms" Oi
course nobody supposcs that the queen
regent was permitted to know the true
nature of the exploit. Noble and his
wife, thcir friends say, were American
citizens, but the correspondent could
find no record of them in the consu
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08

GENEVA. N. Y, April e.--William 0,
Rnnn. So years of age, editor OF the
Gsneva Courier, died ut his home here
sunday evening of consumption. Mr..
punn formerly resided at Homer, N.
Y, where he was engaged In ueWspa-
per work.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08

Ell PAso, Tex, April e.--John Sci.
man, who is credited with having killed
fully 20 desperadoes in shooting af-
trays in this state, among them the
notorious John Wesley Hariin, islving
with q bullet hole through his body.
United states Deputy MaFghai George
Scarborough shot him fur times when
eslman threatepea 70 kill him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08

purrA1.o. N. Y, April s.-The fight
bstween James DAILY, of this city ana m
Joe Dnnfee, of Syracuse, scheauleu les -,
NAV il, is off, the police having seluaee
60 permit 1t to take place
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
DIAMOND THIEVES
SECURE Thirty Thousand Dollars ""''"
From Florida Hotel Guests

Harure Thirty AnousAh" D
From Florida Hotel Guests
sr. AUGUSTINE, Fla, April 6.-Dla-
mond thieves have raided the flagier
hotels on the east coast timring th,'
closing days of the season. securing
GEMS valued in the aggregate at near-
ly 100000. w.. VA,
who has been staying at the Ponce oe
Leon, in st. Augustine, is lamenting
The loss of jewelry valued at $4,000.
At the Alcazar, Mrs. VIM. Free born
and daughter, of Tivoli-on-the-hua-
: on. were robbed OF diamonds worm
5000. ~
MIR and Mrs. L. j.. Camp, oil New
York. who have been spending the WIN
tor al ROYAL Poinciana on Lake " orth'
are also heavy losers, their rooms hav'
inc been robbed of jewelry worth W.
onn
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
. n.n.r., strike Expected.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 6'-Twen.y
men employed at the Sycamore stree ',i.'a y
h.rns Of the Buffalo street railway
went out on strike this morning ~ -
sxpected that others may follow anu
.hat General strike will result.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08

WINeToN, April e.-The state de-
Fnt has received telegraphic in
lon from Consul-General Will
a Havana, that he is expediting
Eoceedings in the case and ex-
pc Immediate release OF Walter
Eert, the young man frem uli-
Eeld IN Guines, Guba, on suspi-
oeing . noted insurgent leader,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
A, original Muswump and Ba nana Inn
pDfter.

Bosrov, April e.-Williafn |. Hen
shaw of Cambridge died at Fitchburg
sunday. aged 80. He was the original
mover and developer of the banana i'm
porting trade. Mr.. Heushaw was one
n the company of 100 who were the
original mugwumps.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08

LOUISVILLE, KY, April e.-Mr. James
uvde. proprietor of "Hyde's Come
disns which closed weeks engage
nsnt at the Buckingham theater sun
aav evening. was assaulted Saturday
,,sht and robbed of 81, 1870. ~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
Thrse italian, Asphyxlated.

pnTsBuRGm, Pa, April e.-Thres
Itali n GUEST az +. Torchias hotel,
on Wooster ave ue, near Sixth avenue
were found dead Id. their room shortl,
after noon to-day. Tdcy had beer
suffoc ted y gas.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08

ky WEST, Pa, April e.-fhe Amer
ica7 schooner Martha, which left here
|. st Tassla lay nigh. with an expedition
bou4 t1 { b1, returned Sunday with
the tirs party, having heen unabls
to max ]. landing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08

JiFFERs)SyrILE, Ind, April 6-The
body of NJ $. katherine Steiner, we'll
k ,own omtr, wa, found in the river
hare u day morning. Whether her
ca th wis ac :idental or Is case Of sui
eid A. unk lown.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-08
,.suu.nt for Advances Made During the
War.

wAsnrSeToN, April e.-The court ,,,. OF
claims rendered judgment Tor sil4,-
ia % in favor of the state OF New YORK
for advances made to the United states
dn,ing the war This includes interest
IN an original claim.