The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Cormack, st. Louis plumber, but he
had no money.
The 16-months-old son of William
King fell into a eistern at Pittsburg.
kas-, and was drowned.
Robert Clark formerly Of Chicago
fell down ali inelitc IN the Gold Cup
mine at St. Elmo. Col, and was killed.
John Bushnell, only son of Gov.
Bushnell OF Ohio. who was married re-
Gently, is seriously Ill Of typhoid fever.
Scarface Charley, the rc.ed Modoe
chief, died on the Quawpaw reserva;
tion, In Indian territory, after long
illness.
Ex-senator William C. Gear was ac-
quilted at Columbus, o., of the charge
of soliciting bribe from ex-senator
Gaumer.
Robert Short, miner working at
the Bunco lease, at Galena, Kas., fell
lis feet down a shaft and was instant
ly killed.
Chester, Ark. was almost totally de-
otiO1tu w HlO NtNutouh1 oNVuiuks iu-
eluding the Frisco depot and other
property.
The house committee ON banking and
currency has asked commercial bodies
to submit definite and practical plans
for currency reforms.
Cashier Fleming. formerly OF the
Exchange national bank Of Eldorado,
Kas., has been arrested on charge Of
forgery on four complaints
John A. Young, night watchman on
the government fleet at Greenville,
Miss, Is missing, and II Is presumed
that he fell overheard aud was
| drowned.
At Vaudeville, Mo-, Cliff Simpson,
20 years old, stabbed and dangerous
ly, IL not fatally, wounded his teach.
er, Clarence Campbell, because the lat
ter chastised him.
Mrs. w. B. White, wife Of truck
farmer, north Of Admission, Ala. and
the mother of seven children, commit
ted suicide. while demented by sick
ness, by drowning.
Steve Krouse, molder OF New
Richmond, o., was almost cut tC
pieces by John Donley, who claim'
that Krouse has been too intimat,
with his (Donley's) wife.
James IL. McGregor died at Bloom
ihgton, ILL.,, aged 20. lie was one o
the most successful business men o.
central Illinois, and one of the wealth
lest men in Bloomington.
John IIoch, the condemned murderer
of Minnie lngersoll, was rcscntencet
pt Lowville, N. Y, to be electrocutes
at Auburn prison within the weel
commencing January II.
A notable social event was the tel
given by Mrs. U. s. Grant at her HON,
in Washington, Wednesday, to presen
her granddaughter, Miss Vivien Sar
toris, to Washington society.
Patrick Meledy, who has Zen miss
ing from st. Louis for year, and whit
recently fell heir to big estate in Ire
land. has been found in the Cook coun
ty I'll. poor house at Dunning.
There were 800 persons present u
the banquet given at the Grand hotel
Paris, Wednesday, to Mime. Sarah Bern
hardt by her admirers. They included
leading artistic, literary and societ.
people,
The battleship Indiana has gon
from New York TO Hampton Roads
She will be followed by all of the yes
sells of the North Atlantic squadron a
fast as they are repaired at the Ne'
York navy yard.
United States Ambassador Bayar
has accepted the invitation of the lor
mayor of London, Mr.. George Faude
Phillips, to be present at n banque
which will be given in honor Of MI
Bayard on March 2.
After long preliminary examins
tion, Rudolph Brockman. a wealth
farmer, living in Usage township, Ii
bette county Kas., has been held in tn
sum OF $4,000 to answer for the mur
der of his 17-year-old daughter, Mary
S. l.. Northrup, aged 69, and Mis-
Nancy Mcllvane, aged 81, of Augusti
Kas., were married while standing !
buggy in the street, just opposit
the courthouse, at Wichita, by Pr,
bate Judge Myatt. The streets wer
full Of people at the time.
Eminent public men from many cite
, sat around the board at the Hotel Wa
, ton, Philadelphia, Wednesday evening
and did honor to Col. Alexander /
! Mcclure, editor OF the Times, who hs
just completed his fiftieth year in jou
nalism. Gov. Hastings presided.
The Columbian iron works. OF Bait
more, Md, has contracted to build
submarine wreclsing boat according
! the plans of Mr.. Simon Lake, a Bait
more inventor. This new boat viii |
J the first submarine boat ever built I,
, practical submarine engineering wor'
William Tinnea, aged 10, academia
ly shot and killed his brother Leonal
at bingham, ILL.,, with shotgun. +
: had placed cap upon the nipple of Il
gun, and pointed it at the door. Ju
as he pulled the trigger his broth,
stepped in and received the load in h
heart.