The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-01-27
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a farmer ''iieu Osgoou was ''c'u uP
anu l"''''y sno' al r'"ie', iu"'
a negro was lynched AT IaIIah"sSee'
IA oy hloO composer Hlos'ly u ho'
Rtoes'
a lo-year-old BOY rooDto larmer'
near Ferry, Okla', Oh ms money horses
ana buggy
A bill providing Tor monument OF
Lincoln at gettysburg was passed by
the senate
'Nhdge LeVenS, OF Sedala' VINO was
born the day Missouri was admitted 10
lhe Union, Is dead
a sod schoolhouse, near Perry, Okla,
collapsed upon 20 children several
were injured iatally'
An orphan asylum at Council Buns,
la was damaged by hre' Three hre-
men We're badly frozen
The cold wave extended to the Ohio
valley and as far south as centra
Texas, 1t Is working eastward
Ihe remains OF the late Minister
willis have arrived at Louisville, hy'
The funeral will occur Tuesday
A convict at Auburn, n. Y" was
burned to death in his cell by the eX-
plosion OF naphtha that he had stolen
The Dawes Indian commission treaty
is the subject of protest by the non
citizen farmers of the Indian terre-
tory.
Earnest Naihaus, living near Car
lyle, H., mistook his brother-in-la71,
Henry Raunning, for burglar and
killed INN.
The Fennell brothers have been ar
rested near Perry, Okla, charged
with harboring outlaws and receiving
stolen property,
Senator PETER, of Kansas, asserts
that he will return from the senate to
his editorial chair and advocate mid
dle-of-the-road populism.
Capt. Gen. Weyler declares that
there are only few rebels left in Ha-
vana and Matanzas provinces,an that
they can easily be dispersed.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lees son has been
reappointed a cadet to West Point, as
has Daniel Bond, of Missouri They
will have to begin over again.
While going down street from his
residence to the post office, Sunday
morning, at Columbia, Mo, Co. w. B.,
Hale dropped dead from heart failure.
Miss Hattie Gault, a former in-
structor Of Mrs. Mckinley, wife Of the
presid is named by friends as
a candidate for the Media Pa.) post
Office
Chairman Stone of the house coin
age, weights and measures committee
has decided to recommend to the house
the passage 10y congress of the "metric
system" bill.
Members of congress are receiving
importunities by the score for their in,
huence in selecting the coming brida-
dier general, who is to be named from
a list of % colonels.
The government of Uruguay claims
to have unquestionable proof that 4
revolution will occur this week. 1t
will be inaugurated by an invasion
from the brazilian border.
A dispatch from Teheran reports
that /, 400 bodies have been recovered
from the ruins which resulted from the
recent earthquake on the island of
Kishm, in the Persian gulf,
Several wealthy women of New York
have decided to stay away from the
Bradley, ball, February 10. fear
inc some unpleasant contretemps as
the result of the pulpit agitation over
the affair.
Rarl,ars and otbers are kirlsinr
obont,ba now sflve,. certifcatos-tbev
.sa,- +bat +lo two and five dol1o. hills
are hard to distinguish, and that they
are more easily torn and mutilated
than tbe old bills.
Tho man, hers Of the National vicl,s.
l,rr, p,,.r, ossoci,tion oro ,,e,.,, hone
f,,I tbat+ba hin rardinr in CONGRESS-
for tho establishment of n national
oiIi+arU narl at Virl,sburr will he
o,,,toS i,t, I,,,o at tbie cassie,