The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-09-11
OTHERWISE UNN0TICED.

David Anderson, farmer living near
Charleston, H., lost au arm in broom
corn seeder.
f. D. Casey nephew OF U, 3 Grant
has been appointed to position in the
congressional library.
Bert Farman has returned home to
Mason City Ia, with $4,000 in gold
from the KlondilSe region.
West Texas long drought was ended |
on Wednesday, too late for cotton, how
ever, but good for grazing.
At Atlantic, Ia, Andrew Jensen aged
85 took a fatal dose of strychnine be-
cause of financial difficulties.
Hamilton Mcbride, aged 30, was
drowned at Owensboro, Kyo while
bathing. The body was not recovered.
Christopher c. Cook, a normal student
at Cape Girardeau, Mo, committed
suicide. His home was in Dunltlin coun-
ty.
Robert Blacltnby, a prominet farmer
living near Lewiston, H., died Tues
day. He came to Fulton county from
Ohio in 1871.
Central Illinois reports the hottest
September weather on record, 100 de-
grees in the shade. Corn is greatly
damaged.
The coinage Of silver dollars which
was suspended during July and August,
will be resumed at the New Orleans
mint this month.
The civil-service commission has laid
formal complaint before Secretary OF
the Interior Bliss against Pension Com
missioner Evans
Lutte A. Lyttle, "A 23-year-old negress,
was admitted to the bar as a fullledged
LAWYER at Memphis, Tenn. She Will
practice in Kansas.
Mrs. Alexander Grimm, of Newark,
o., grieving over the waywardness ol
her son, committed suicide with NOR
phine Wednesday.
Postal clerks have been warned by al
order from Washington that they mus
pay their debts and keep out OF the
hands Of the money sharks
Two alleged yellow fever cases were
reported Wednesday night at Scranton
Miss. Refugees headed north are no
permitted to embark in Alabama.
George Graham, of Sandersville
Miss, charged with having murdered
: a negro recently, swallowed poison
} and thus escaped punishment for M
crime.
t Ed Faucette, % years of age, aros
l from his bed at his home in Atkins
Ark, walked to the yard and shot HIN
self through the heart. No caus
known.
The American Volunteer post at ,
) Louis, the Ballington Booth offsho(
of the Salvation army, has been real
Z sorbed into the parent organizauo
after a checkered career
Mrs. Mary Rissler, of near Pleasar
Green. Mo-. found $40 which THE
! who stole eight dozen spring CHECKER
y " from her, dropped in his haste to g.
nwav with his booty. Mrs. Rissler ism
= complaining
>, Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, Mrs. Eva Hal
ner and Miss Maggie e. Hill are IN j.
! at St. Joseph, Mo-, for showing cou
a teTfelt money hdue Ny AN''ii'O
" Smith, arrested at Kansas City. All a
v highly connected.
r. The barn on the farm of Harv
to Young, near Centralia, H., was burn
+ at a loss of $500. This is the four
( harm burned within SIX weeks, a
r. bloodhounds have been secured to 7
lv down the supposed &ncendiary.
Of 1t is officially denied at Madrid tn
the premier Gen. Azcarraga, has WI
ten to the leaders of the present part
saving that the government would p
a. fer war with the United States to I
ne Intervention of that country in the
;" fairs of Cuba.
A dispatch from London says Nj
u u, cagni, the brilliant composer OF
Gu opera "Cavalleria Rusticana," has
tempted to commit suicide at Bolog
Italy, by taking poison The atten
is said to have failed, but Mascagl
of mind is unchanged.
An Oklahoma postmaster wrote
81 postmaster in the gold regions n
ny the Klondike, asking him if 1T wo'
RS nav him to resign his office and &c
the Klondike. The Klondike postn
lie, ter answered: "If you don't want
SIS, perish to death keep your office
c. stay where you are