The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.


The Globe theater, st. Louis, low
clasi affair. was burned early Thurs
day morning
The Moline Qll.) Plow Co. has an
nounced that the works, which have
been idle five months, will resume
operations.
Political quarrels in Kentucky have
resulted in several killings, and at
Winchester thsre came near being a
regular riot.
The lumber-yard OF Ed R. Hogg at
Jefferson City, Mo-, was fred by some
unknown person and destroyed. Loss,
5000; fully insured.
Thos. 0'Dell shot and killed James
Bryan at Platte City, Mo. 0'Dell was
Bryan's father-ln-law. They quarreled
over family matters.
Archduchess Maria Dorothea has re-
nounced all her rights Of succession to
the throne Of Austria, precedent to the
marriage to the duke OF Orleans.
Chairman Hanna Of the Republican
national cammittee has been the re-
cipient Of numerous congrstulatory
messages on his campaign general
ship.
Representative Doskery, Of Missouri,
announces that he will not run for
congress again. The term to which he
was elected Tuesday expires In March.
1890.
There was almost q riot In Chicago
Wednesday, caused by disorderly
mob parading the streets bowling that
"the crime OF 20 must not be re-
peated."
Ernest, the I4-year-old son of Rufus
Hayden, a farmer living three miles
east of Palmyra, Mo-, was accidentally
shot and instantly killed while out
hunting.
Fire at Carbon. Ind consumed the
Opera house block and several other
buildings, involving loss OF over
slOo, 900. 1t was caused by an cxplod-
ing lamp.
Henry Grobmann, crazed by partial
blindness that made him dependent
upon relatives, committed suicide at
Davenport, Ia, by hanging upon the
cellar door at his home.
Frank Hearshley (rep.) crowed over
McKinley's victory at Greersburg,
Ind. and called Don Camden (dem.) an
anarchist, whereupon he was struck
with beer bottle and died.
Isaac b. Allen, bern slave in Vir-
ginia "a years ago, has been elected a
member OF the Massachusetts, execu-
tive council. defeating Treasurer John
"A. Sullivan OF the democratic state
committee.
While in political discussion at Mar
shall's branch. in Letcher county, KY,
Scott Smith shot and instantly killed
Charley Osborn, an intimate friend and
nciQhbor. Excitement is intense, and
deadly feud is feared.
On Mitlcr's creek, Estill county, KY,
Thomas Harris shot and fatally wound-
ed James Norton in quarrel over poll
tics Norton's fve-year-old daughter
was slightly wounded by a stray shot
from the gun of her fathers assailant.
The position Of the newspaper corre-
spondent in Cuba is daily becoming
more and more difficult, owing to the
strictness with which the censorship
is enforced. Little accurate news can
be cabled unless by using secret
code.
1t is felt by those about Maj. McKin.
ley that he ought, In justice to himself
and Mrs. Mckinley, to get away from
Canton for few dayH. After the tre-
mendous strain OF recent days his
friends want him to take few days
respite.
The returns show that 1l6,44l votes
we're cast for presidential electors in
st. Louis, about $4,000 less than the
city's total registration. 1t is figured
that 90 per cent. OF the city's regis.
tered voters deposited ballots which
were counted.
| According to agreement, POSTMASTER
+. j. Nirder of Kinmundy, ILL.,, rolled
up his trousers, took his wheelbarrow
and wheeled walda Tull, leading
merchant of that city, through the
principal streets, cheering for McKin-
ley at every corner.
Constable Frank Delong. Of Joliet,
ILL.,, aged go years, was shot aud killed
by Lyman Hall, aged % years. Mr..
Delong had warrant for Halls arrest
for disorderly conduct, and was serv.
ing the warrant on Hall, when he was
shot three times.
The residence Of A. ]. Story, in
South Columb bus, Miss. was entered,
and 81, $50, which was In Mr.. Story's
trousers pocket, was stolen. The
money was the property of the Atlanta
Fertilizer Co., OF which Mr.. Story is
agent.