The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-03-10
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

respond to their country's call.
q G. Howles stabbed Hugh Hall "a
ueath Saturday night near Lilly. Mo,
A big G. A. r, tri.state reunion vii
be held at Fitzgerald, Ala, March Is.
Milburn Drake, farmer. near Dex
ter Mo-, is charged with stealing 500
Andrew Main, respected pioneer OF
Pike county, H., died Sunday, aged 81
years.
Mrs, Lucy Thurmond, Warren coun.
ty's CMo,) oldest inhabitant, died Sun.
day, aged sS,
Alonzo Walling and Scott jackson,
the condemned murderers of Pearl
Bryan, are ILL.,
Corbett gives tip to his friends: "a
would not enter the ring unless | was
in good shape.
Navy Paymaster Corwine, accused Of
embezzlement, was arraigned at New.
port, R. l., and held in SO, 900 bail.
The democrats of the house will
hold caucus next Saturday and nom
mate candidates for complimentary
honors.
The chaplain of Nevada prison chose
for his text Sunday: 81 fightnot as one
that beateth the air" Fitz listened to
the sermon.
The president has issued proclama-
tion convening the Fifty fifth congress
in extraordinary session Monday, March
Is, at noon
Senator Lindsay, of Kentucky who
recently reintroduced the Torrey bank
ruptcy bill, said he will persevere until
it becomes a law,
A foot-pad attempted to sandbag a
New York man, and failing, fed. He
was captured and died before reaching
the police station.
While Henry Noll living near Ram
sey, H., was placing props under
corn-crib, the crib fell over on him.
crushing him to death.
Secretary of the Interior Cornelius n.
Bliss has retained as private secretary
Mr.. Price Lane, who has acted in that
capacity for Mr.. Francis.
Miss Gertie Tressler, in a somnolent
vision, saw the location of buried treas
ure at Knoxville, Ia, and next morning
went out and dug up 5000 in gold,
Sheriff Plummer, of Newport, KY,
has secured the $500 reward for the
capture and conviction Of jackson and
Walling, the murderers of Pearl Bryan.
NJ. II. DeYoung, of California, will
be presented to President Mckinley as
the unanimous choice of the California
congressional delegation for ambassa-
dor to Italy.
The Park theater, formerly the Met
ropolitan, the Oldest theater in Indian
apolis, was destroyed by fire Sunday
night. The theater was landmark of
indianapolis,
Two children, while standing on a
Big Four trestle near Terre Haute,
Ind, viewing the flood were knocked
off into the water by train and in
stantly killed.
The British government has decided
to signalize the occasion of her majes- |
ty's jubilee by, among other things, is
suing a new coinage, which will be put |
in circulation next June.
Col. John Hay is expected to assume
the duties of United States ambassador |
in London at Easter He has taken the
earl of Caledon's house, No. 3 Carlton
House terrace, from April 6.
While attending communion services
at the Presbyterian church in Clinton,
Ia, Sunday J. c. Moses suddenly ex-
pired. He was 70 years old, and had
resided in Clinton many years.
Gen. Weyler marched down the is
and and sailed back on a steamer. He
says he is greatly pleased at the sue
,ess" of his campaign, and has sent a
wonderful account of it to Madrid
Gen. Julio Sanguilly, who was recent
Y released from a Spanish dungeon
through the efforts of Consul-General
zee, will go to Washington to seek an
audience with President Mckinley.
Mai. Gen. Wesley Merritt now com
nander of the department of the Mis-
ouri, will succeed to the command of
he department of the east upon the re-
irement, on April ., of Maj. Gen. I. II.
iuger
The United States cruiser New York,
he flagship of Admiral Bunce's squad
on, which left Hampton Roads in com
ANY with the battle-ship Indiana and
he tender Fern, is anchored in New
Z yorll harbor.
E. NJ. Bently, Calvin Sherman, Everett
,urtin and Jim Furber, the posse who
hot and killed the outlaw, John Girls
ON. in Oklahoma, and were arrested
Or murder, were tried at Chandler and
II discharUed