The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-04
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

NNO O1ettS ol the ballot.
The Australian ballot system viii
be given its first trial in Louisiana.
William Brannon drove his horse off
a trestie near ChiIlieothe, Mo. Both
are dead.
A man named Leymaire. who saws
that he is an anarchist, wounded two
Paris policemen.
Capt 5. NJ. Hickey, a well.known
Mississippi river steamboat man, died
at Malvern. Ark.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa, one Pole and
two slavs will die as the result Of
fight over politics.
The Gregory memorial window was
blessed at the Christ Church cathedral,
ST. Louis, Sunday.
A letter from Maeeo's army says
that the general will remain in Pinar
del Rio until the rains are over.
The Seine and Rhine rivers in Eu-
rope are at food stage. A number of
lives were lost in the floods in Sicily.
A new cotton gin on the farm of n.
A. Sturgis, southeast of Guthrie, Okla.
was totally destroyed by fire. Loss,
5000.
A credit Of 53,000,O0O pesetas (about
$40, ,6oO,000l will shortly be sanctioned
by the Spanish government for naval
works.
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt is to be
crowned queen of the French drama
at solemn dramatic festital to be held
in Paris.
The hoodlums Of st. Louis made
themselves very offensive Saturday by
their efforts to break up the sound
money parade.
The Chicago Trades and Labor as
sembly has disbanded. A meeting will
be held Wednesday for the purpose OF
reorganization.
Charles Richardson, aged 50 years, a
well-known farmer in Beverly, ILL.,.
committed suicide by sending bullei
through his head.
Rt. Rev, Mendcl Creighton has ,beer
appointed bishop of London, in place o
Rt. Rev. Fred X. Temple, appointed
archbishop of Canterbury.
A l5-year-old boy named Harris, fel
|, beneath the wheels while trying t.
steal a ride on Santa Fe train u
Mulhall, Okla, and both arms an'
legs were cut off.
: A fire at Farmingdale, ILL.,, destroye'
number of corn-cribs belonging t
Charles L. Hopper, lumber-yard be
!, longing to David Trip, and grocer
!, store to W. II. Good.
= H. II. Sothern announces that he
!, engaged in marriage to Miss Virgini
Harmed, aud that the wedding will
= take place next summer at the close G
!. the theatrical season.
a Three retirements from the army al
y, certain for November. They are thos
a of Col. Thomas M. Vincent, Assstar
% Surgeon Lauderdale and Capt. }.
,. Munson, Sixth infantry.
d Edward J. Ivory, alias Bell, who's
case is pending in the Bow Street p
I5 lice court, London, has requisite
10 Secretary Bayard to take cognizan'
a of his American citizenship.
70 C. G. Heller, Chicago travelir
n. man, aged so years, was found dead
70 his room in hotel in Galcsburg, ii
~ He had been taking bath and eN
n IDENTIFY had been stricken by heart dl
IS; ease.
S; The body Of J. J. Williams, a printe
D, was found in cornfeld half mi
n. from Indianola, Miss, with kni
wounds in his body and large gash
on his head, showing that he had be-
murdered.
President Cleveland has left Was
" ington on one of his cunning expe'
-. tions in the lower Potomac and I
10 Chesapeake bay, intending, it is said
~ tn. White House, not to return un
s. after the election.
he The second annual convention OF
an Luther League of America viii be he
of in Chicago November II to 20. 1t W
- Organized a year ago at PittsourG
,a and claims a membership already
he 10000. There are leagues In eig
100 states.
cd Death came suddenly to ex-Coun
he Treasurer J. A. McClelland, at Gre
ar Falls, Mont, who had been suffer-
MOO some months from Bright's dlsea
ID He was one of the first settlers OF Gr'
,al Falls. and leading republican
as. north Montana politics.
700 The Old Soldiers Mckinley leage OF
700 Louis, composed of union and cont
90. crate veterans, were competed to isl
al To the most offensive epithets hur
IRE at them by the st. Louis thugs
of toughs as they marched in saturoa
er, parade: but they went through
nst mobs in solid phalanx with hohof
in dignity.
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