The Holly chieftain., 1898-06-10

national cemetery at Chattanooga,
! Tenn.
A SEVERE earthquake occurred in
northern Kentucky between two and
three a. IN. on the 9th. AT Paris sew
eral persons were thrown from their
beds. At Millers burg the people were
panic-str;cken and many fed from
their homes. The shock was felt for
two minutes, spreading terror among
the people. At Cynthia the shock was
accom- panied by loud report, and at
Owingsville metrors fell during the
day.
| DURING an arrangements celebration
of the 9Th at Belfast, Ireland, they at.
tackled and overpowered the police.
| The troops were then called out Many
| civilians were injured and score OF
arrests made.
OSCAR GARpSER put Jerry Marshall,
| Of Australia, ont in 70 rounds at Wheel
| ing, W. Va, on the 9th. Gardner used
| his famous short-arm jabs in the wind,
sending Marshall to the floor repeat
edly.
! AudUsr SHBADEg, the long-haired
/ divine healer, arrived in Tcrre Haut te,
| Ind, recently on a bicycle, hatless and
shirtless and without money He
! claimed to have been robbed of his
money AZ Yincennes, and at Sullivan
/ he gave his shirt for a meal. His man
agcr. he said, took all the proceeds of
| their tour of the middle ives tern states
year ago.
| A STEAMER which arrived at Port au
Prince, Hayti, on the 4th stated that Ad-
miral Cervera's fleet in its entirety was
| not in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba,
I but only one Spanish cruiser, one tor
pedo boat and two auxiliary cruisers
were there.
/ The wrestling match at Cincinnati
I on the ith between the ''Terrib BILE
/ Turk" Iousouf, and Wittmer, the
American champion. was stopped by
the police after three hours contest
and declared a draw by the referee.
THE ambulance ship SoIace arrived
at New York on the 5th having on
board 81 wounded and sick, some of
whom had been transferred from the
American warships in Cuban waters
and others taken from the hospitals at
| Key West
NM IL W. men "tEt htuktuCtu 70
the Fort Leavenworth. Kan, peniten-
tiary for terms ranging from ! 5 months
to 81 years at the criminal term just
closed OF the United States court at
/ South McAlester, ]. T.
| The grain dealers associations of
| Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Iowa
will hold a joint meeting at Omaha,
/ Neb., June 1917. 7. ID. Coburn, secre-
tary of the Kansas board of agricul-
ture, has been invited to address them.
: IN international association of grain
dealers will probably be formed at the
meeting.
| Is quarrel over a 50-cent pocket
knife at Galveston, Tex, Pete Peter
negro fisherman.
| EX-PREsIDEST CLEVELAND has writ
ten a letter to the secretary of the com
mittee appointed to collect funds for
the Red Cross society. the funds to be
used for the relief of soldiers during
! 'he war, expressing his regret at be-
ing unable to attend a meeting of the
society at Philadelphia and commend
ing th society for its objects.
Col WOODS regime t of rough riders,
| .ticially known as the First United
states volunteer cavalry, went into
camp on the Sd at Tampa, Fla. The
men, fully armed and equipped, made
a magnificent appearance and many
| favorable comments were passed by
veterans who watched the westerners
as they rode by on their b-onchos.
| SURGEON GENERAL SrERSRERG said
recently that the reports of army sur
geons showed that notwithstI.nd ding
the sudden change in climate and the
rain which the troops in Tennessee,
Virginia and Florida had suffered, less
than two per cent of the volunteers
were ailing and that only a dozen or
more men in the entire army of ZOO, ,0C9
were seriously i'll.
JOE ANDERSON, the elephant keeps T
with Wallace Bros circus, was killed
at Racine, Wis, on the Sd by one of
the elephants that became ugly. The
animal broke away and chased the
whole police force and an excited crowd
of citizens.
| A GENERATOR connected with the
residence of John Young, at Calves
ton, Tex, exploded with terrific force,
setting fire to and partially destroying
the house Miss Annie Young and two
negro domestics were frightfully
burned and it was doubtful il they
would survive.
| WoRTHrNGroN Military academy
(EpiscopaD near Lincoln, Neb., was re-
Gently burned. Loss, s62. 900; insured
for about $50, The building was
of brick and stone, 81 stories. The
fire caught in the attic, supposedly
from tlue, and, being beyond the fire
limits, nothing could prevent the de-
struction of the building.
A MUTISY broke out among the con.
victs Mt the United States penitentiary
at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, on the lst
and IA escaped. Two hours later
James Musgrove, an Indian territory
desperate, who was the leader, was
shot down, struck by eight bullets.
By the fall of a boat from the davits
on the cruiser San Francisco while at
Provincetown, Mass, Klaus wesselt,
coxswain, was drowned and Seaman
Svenson badly injured.
REED TRIBE and his nine-year-old
brother went out hunting near Guth-
rie, Ok, and the latter was instantly
killed by having the top Of his head
blown off by his gun discharging.
AN Anglo-American banquet was
given in London on the night of the
Sd, 600 Britons and Americans holding
a regular love feast, the former being
the hosts and the latter the guests
Many famous men and women were
present
THOUSAND people gathered a
Doyline, La, on the Sd and witnessed
the hurnino at the stake of Willia,