The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-30
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Registrar Irwin Switzler is compil-
ing historical record Of the Missouri
state university,
The whereabouts Of Gov Bradley is
worrying Kentucliians, They fear that
he is in Washington.
James S. Williams, of st. Louis, mar
ried his daughter-in-law Friday. The
frislsy groom is 90 years old.
New York capitalists have incor-
porated to give Pan-American exposi-
tion in 1899 near Buffalo, n. Y.
The coroner's jury in the San Fra n
cisco murder mystery found that Hotf-
man was killed by unknown parties.
Prof. +. E. Hacker, musical instruc-
tor, of Knoxville, Tenn, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head.
The senate committee on Pacific rail
roads viii report favorablya a resolution
that the government forcclose on the
Union Pacific.
Along the Atlantic coast the heat
Friday was the worst Of the season.
Over the Canadian border freezing
weather prevailed,
The mine operators at Sandoval, Ill,
made second attempt to resume work
at the reduced scale of wages. Less
than 25 men went down.
Mrs. John A. Logan is suffering with
an injured knee. She may not be able
to be present when the generals statue
is unveiled at Chicago.
Fort Scott, Kas., is stirred up over a
court decision which invalidates half
the city ordinances now in effect and
promises endless litigation.
Applicants for consular places have
learned that Assistant Secretary Day
will distribute them, and are now wor-
rying him instead of Mckinley.
Sidney Crutchley, aged 24, son of
Mace Crutchlev, a farmer living near
Smithboro, HI, was found hanging
from rafter in his fathers barn Friday.
The Russian war-ship Gangut, be
longing to the Baltic fleet, struck a
submerged reef off Transuud, during a
storm, and sank. Her crew was saved.
Adjt Gen Reece of Illinois has de
tailed Col. Nicholas Sem and Lieut.
Col. George n. Kreider as delegates to
the international medical congress at
Moscow.
H. c. Switzerland, an old prospector
of Manitou, Col, announces what is
said to be the first bona fde gold strike
this side of Pixies Peak. The ore runs
500 to the ton.
Lieutenants ]. R. Lindsay and ]. c.
Greggs are accused of 'cribbing' dur
ing the examination at Fort Leaven-
worth. A court-martial to try them
has been ordered.
Albert Wade, city marshal of New
Haven, H., shot and killed DR., Tan
near, prominent physician of that
place, Friday. DR.. Tanner was recent
ly from Canada.
The crew of the Dauntless, together
with the Cubans, on board at the time
the craft was captured, were dis
charged by United States Commission
er Otto at Key West, Fla.
Joseph Kirby, one of the wealthiest
lawyers of South Dakota, and a promi-
nent silver leader, has been sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary for
acting as a fence for post office rob
bers.
The corning-house of the Equitable
Powder Co.'S mills, one mile north of
East Alton, H., was destroyed by an
explosion Friday afternoon. George
Scott and John Boss were blown to
atoms.
The jury in the case of Clifton Gar
rott, for the killing of Tom Leavell
during a quarrel near HopIinsville,
Ky, last year, on trial in the Christian
circuit court, returned a verdict Of not
guilty after long and bitter contest.