The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-10-31
GREENVE WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS SATURDAY OCTOBER
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

Secretary Carlisle has lost his vots in
Kentucky. '''' IL
Vnt'aws shot and killed ]. H. Elm.
oree' farmer, near Mariette. L II
Another of the wounded in N,
frisco wreck of Sunday last died al 81
Louis. - '''
Mr.. Watson says he will not chance
Butler. '''
The Venezuela boundary commits.
SION has resumed its session at Wash.
ington. :"
A storm at New Orleans. "Wednesday,
caused the loss Of one life and dam.
aged much property.
The report Of Gov. Franklin show.
the mineral output Of Arizona for last
year to be Sla. .97s,s73
The silver forces in st. Louis will
parade Saturday evening. Ii is expeet.
ed there will be 10000 men in line
W. NJ Hoyt, of Chicago, having no
available cash, gave $4,000 worth Of
real estate to the democratic campaign
fund.
Up to Wednesday evening lists OF
$4,000 men had been entered to partiei.
pate in the st. Louis Sound Money
parade Saturday.
The demand of all classes of citizens
OF st. Louis for flags and bunting to
decorate their houses Saturday has
well nigh exhausted the supply.
George Sauers, watchman ON the
steamer st. Paul, which was laid up |
Quincy, Ill committed suicide by
shooting. lie was about 80 years Of
age.
Medals of honor have been awarded
to Milton l.. Haney, Fifty-fifth Iii.
nois volunteers, and +. w. Fout, Fif.
teenth battery, Indiana light artil.
lery.
Monmouth township, Warren coun-
ty, ILL.,, has completed 1900 feet OF
brick pavement as the first hard coun-
try road ever put down in the United
States.
At the request Of Mr.. Bryan the boys
who threw eggs at him in Chicago
have been released from custody.
They will, however, be expelled from
college.
The Edgar Thomson steel works at
Braddock, Pa. which had been shut
down for ten days, have resumed in all
departments, giving employment to
200 men.
The steamer 7. p. Leathcrs, which
sank near Natchez. Miss, has been
iloated, having suffered but little dam.
age. The Leathers was taken TO New
Orleans for repairs.
Lord Charles Beresford. in n speech
at the Constitutional club in London,
declared that the time had arrived for
England to'boldly announce her inten-
tion to annex Egypt.
Monroe Cawvey was arrested at
Greenville, ILL.,, charged with an as
sault with criminal intent upon his
own daughter, Dolly. He Is In jail,
but denies the charge.
Judge Glenn, in the Warren county
(Ill) circuit court, overruled the mo-
tiou for new trial, and sentenced
Alderman J. n. Dera, of Monmouth,
to the penitentiary for forgery.
The famine outlook in India is in.
creasing in gloominess. tits not prob
able now that rain will fall, and the
prospects are serious In the northwest
and central provinces In the Punjaub'
The price of bread in London has
gone up halfpenny loaf and the in
crease is being acutely felt In the
poorer districts, where many families
have, in consequence, been obliged to
reduce their supplies.
The newspa pers of st. Johns, N. f.,
pu blish frightful accounts OF the des-
titution In La abrador, upon the author
ity of DIR. Grenfell, superintendent OF
the mission to deep sea fishermen, who
comes from England yearly.
So many cases of diphtheria have
been reported at Galesburg, H., that
the health department closed the
schools. Special officers were appoint
ed TO enforce the ordinance to prevent
further spread of the disease.
As the results of experiments last
winter, the mill at Castalia, 5. d., VIII
again this winter use the Russian this
tie for fuel in place of coal. The pro-
prietor OF the mill offers farmers sl.5O
per ton for all the thistles they can
bring in.
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