The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-04-22

OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Miss Frances B. wnat1 sails fot
England Wednesday.
Joseph Dougherty, of Warwick. Pa,
killed himself and his wife.
The Grant mansoleum at New Y orb
Will not be opened until next fall.
Mrs. Lucas, postmistress at Or gon.
Ark, has been caught, it is alleged
riding the mails,
At charleston, ILL.,, the new First
Christian Church was dedicated Sun.
day; cost, $4,000
Rx-Consul Waller is liable to los his
eyesight as result of his confinement
In French prison.
The greater part of the business por.
tion of the town of Woodruff, S. c.,
was destroyed by fire.
The village OF Sifsrh, n. Y, is agos
over an ankle show held to raise money
to pay pastors salary.
The fishing schooner ]. w. Campbsll
was lost in a storm off Long Island.
and nine of her crew perish ID.
The zinc combine" Ia southwest {
Missouri has closed down the spslte,
plants at Rich Hill, No, and Pittsburg
Kas.
Ex-Gov. Dofeman, the first governor
of West Virginia, died at his hom, in
Parkersburg. lie was the last of tn,
war governors"
The Daughters of the Revolution ar,
raising funds to erect . monument I,
the memory of Francis Key, author o
"The star Spangled Banner"
Walter Crane, while chopping woot
near Greensbtrg, Ind, struck himsel
In the head with an AK, splitting tn,
: skull and fatally injufing him.
Henry A. Anderson, an insan'
Swede, who went to Washington fron
Chicago to tell President Clevelan
/ how to save the country, committe
, suicide by strangulation in a polio
t, cell.
I The london Times publishes infcr
, nation going to show that the armin
b. of the inhabitants OF the Transvaal
$ which is going forward with sue
energy, Is being assisted from Germa
sources.
, Elder w. w. Blair, next to the high
est officer in the reorgnnized Churc
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint
, the headquarters of which are a
s Charlton, Ia, died from neuralgia d
6 the stomach,
= Leo Bird, a free-love preacher. VIII
spsnt the winter at FAlm oath, Ky
preaching his new faith, was badl
beaten while returning from his churc
to his home and ordered to leave ii
1 town. lie left.
;. Criticisms of Thomas A. Ellison
r claim that the TX" rays are form {
4. sound waves have led the inventor
a to make further experiments to prov
the theory. lie has both seen al
n heard the sound waves.
IS As measure of defense against I'll
n expected attack upon Buluwayo b
r. the rebels dynamite mines have bec
" laid in the outskirts OF the town an
G. on ground over which an attackir
1t party would necessarily approach.
a. Ezekiel Smith, the wealthy Chical
b. contractor who was recently sued
Miss Ella Donaldson for $4,000 II
breach of promise, has compromise
the suit by marrying the plaintiff, al
n has started for California on weddll
= = trip,
" Prof. Lombroso, of London, a
y nounces that further studies in the /
sanity OF genius convince him th
Dlnte was as much of q madman
" the rest. This is not new to the me
}. ical world, but it is to the general pu
= = lie,
IL Dan Ross, aged 76, and Mary Col
4. aged 10, both colored, were married
- Lexington, Ky. The license und
" which they were married was procur
by the groom June 2, 1871. The ag
couple would make no explanation I
y, the long-deferred union.
e. Gen. Levi Clark BODIES. of the Seg
a lar army, retired, died at Wilmingto
te Del. aged 81. lie served under &c
x erals Taylor and Scott in the Mexic
as war, and also with distinction throu
lg the civil war. He was wounded
ms Antietam and Gettysburg.