The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-10-03

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ton. p''s'sSs at Burling
a vicioas dog at Maryvine No
Enah ,~'%iy oit Laura Baumln and RAIN
Helen NJ. Cougar declares that I,.n.
wlil carry Ohio beyond the sbadnrs =. -,
a mammoth Bryan and Sewall han
net was unfurled in St. Louis with dns
A ladies' Bryan club, with an ,c,ixo
srum corps, has been organized at oy.
Wilbur +. Porter has aceen,o1 a..
aemoeratie @ nomination for governor of Of
burglars cleaned out the Hotel Nor.
'nahuie and all its guests at Wi.
merding, Pa. ~ VIII
non Joseph Chamberlain. british
solonial secretary, and his wife sailed
ior Europe ON the Germanic.
The forty-ninth session Of tbe :,
Louis annual NJ. Il South conference m
Is IN session at Charleston. Mo-
candidate Bryan will make a tour ~
hanSas the latter part of Oetober
camping ON Tom Watsons trail
Nauonal democratic managers claim
- eieetoral votes for Bryan: the re.
publican claim 3O9 for Mckinley
IL is reported that preparations bave
oeen made to rotten-egg Secretary
Ky. s'on'
'a'r witness denounced the prose.
cutting attorney as a liar in coprt n,
Macon, Mo-, and was cautioned bv the
judge. " '"e
victor Herbert, leader of tiilmore,s
oand' was presented with magnif.
cent gold medal at the st Louis ex.
position. "'' VA
W. Is. I. Adams, an aged planter of
Newton county, Miss, died ON his
plantation as the result Of being gored
by bull. e'N"
secretary Carlisle has refused In In.
terfere with the order Transferring |
Surgeon John i. Hamilton from chi. |
cago to San Francisco.
owing to the continued rains. the
pilgrimage of bicyclists from Ohio and
hentncky to Canton has been post.
poned until Saturday, October 10.
James Garvin, son of Philip Garvin
OF Decatur, ILL.,, allowed a grain Of
corn to lodge in his windpipe and
ehoked to death in few moments.
The st. Louis police force have been
unofiicially touched" for one per
cent. OF their September salary in be.
half of the state democratic campaign
fund
Louis Ahrens, prominent politician
and business man of Louisville. XIV.
dropped dead on the street at Hot
Springs, Ark, from heart failure and
hemorrhage OF the lungs.
George Barnum, an old hermit and
hunter, was found murdered in his hut
ncar Harrison, Mich lie was broth
'r of the late 7. 7. Barnum, Snowman.
Ind served in the late civil war.
Fire broke out in the Bulen livery
table at Evansville, Ind, and the en-. ,
ire barn and contents were destroyed. I
Fifteen horses, including roadster $
With a record Of 9:l5, were burned TO I
leath ,
The grand jury of the criminal dis {
rict court at New Orleans found seven j
Indictments against W. p. Nicholas, i
resident, and John b. Deblanc; cash. g
er of the Bank of Commerce, for EN- ?
excitement. |
During the recent storm the Green b
'oint telephone exchange in BROOKLYN I
aught fire from u switch board and L
'as destroyed, causing n loss of $50 400.
fireman Hickey fell 80 feet aud was j
stally injured "
An immense bed of ore, carrying rich n
eposits of gold and silver, has just g
cen located on the west slope of Mount Ct
acoma, Wash, near the snow line. n
here are millions of tons, running $50 a.
er ton, in sight u
The fiftieth anniversary of the we'd
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Trcdway,
Dubuque, Ia, was duly celebrated. NJ
hey were married at Lyons, n. Y,
,ptember 30, 1916. They removed to
ubuque in 1851. n,
Andrew Nelson, who was herding ca
300 sheep on the eastern slope of the DC
iscade mountains in Washington, was th
Tried beneath the carcasses of 100 T.,
the animals who were tramped to Isl
ath in stampede. re
An explosion of ammonia occurred I'M
the Schmidt bre every, owned by the be
dianapolis tlnd.) Brewing Co., which Nj
mpletely wrecked the cold storage
ant, badly iniuring eight men and ha
using great damage til
A special bulletin issued by the ul
,ather bureau states that for one th
mute during the recent storm the Ia
nd reached so miles an hour. The pu
,rm gave Washington the worst ty
iliing up it ever had. pu
rhe recent storm blew down the th
II breaker at Natalie, Pa, belong wa
. to the Pennsylvania Anthracite tn'
Six tenement houses belonging to ge
the camp were destroyed by fire and tn'
children were cremated in one of
IN.
he grand jury at Waco, Tex, re-
med ten indictments against the al. WI
cd whitecaps who are charged with
ling Ernest Vaughan, colored, at I
lside, and with beating several Ne
er negroes. The indicted men are aft
white. Jal
t Harper's Ferry, W. Va, an old Iu
n pushed into the thick OF the YES
wd, declaring that he wanted to all
r "the Boy Orator. Several Draw up
fellows lifted him to their should- ian
that he might see as well as hear Oh Oh
suddenly collapsed, and an exam o,o o,o
tion showed that he was dead. Ala
A Nice Consignment OF Gold. Dul
Ew York. Oct. The steamship :,
tonic, which arrivel from Europe '
nv hrougbt 81 s5s.OOO in gold. rea'