The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-19
OTHERWISE UNNOTlCED

Physicians at Havana predict an
other outbreak of fever.
Cienfuegos, Cuba, may soon be made
an open port under American tariff
rates.
John X. Adams, an old citizen OF
Relleville, Ill.,, died from Q stroke OF
paralysis.
The Cuban hospitals are found in a
| too unsanitry condition for use by
American troops.
Fire. supposedly the work of incen-
diaries, destroyed two business houses
at Bunker Hill, III. .....
John B. Cuneo and Mrs. Fannie How
ell were seriously shot by Mrs. Cuneo
in Little Rock, Ark.
The Evansville (Ind.) street fair
opened Monday with great crowds of
visitors in attendance. g.
Lawyers will predominant in the
next Missouri state senate, but farm
ers will rule the lower house.
The independent tobacco manufac-
turers and grocers have combined in a
fight against the Tobacco trust.
A convict dug out of Jail at Kan
kakee, ILL.,, and horsethief also es-
capped by putting dummy in his bed.
The large store of c. C. Buckner, of
Dequeen, Ark, was destroyed by fire
Monday. Loss, $500; insurance, 3d.
600.
Citizens of Columbia, Mo-, are exer-
cised over project to remove the
Christian college from that city to Sc
dalia. 4:t.+ "--,- ss,
Charles Boughner, aged rs, died at
his home near Richmond, Ind. He was
one of the wealthiest farmers in
Wayne county. @6 +Nds 4tF
John Crawford, aged 66. one of the
oldest settlers in Sullivan county, died
at his home in Milan, No., from a
stroke Of paralysis. -a-...,. .....,...
John Hyde, a negro freight brake
man on the Iron Mountain, fell be-
tween cars at Walnut Lake, Ark, and
was instantly killed.
Three more casualties resulted Mon
day, from the race war in South Caro-
lima. one of them, a negress, 60 years
old. being wantonly shot to death.
Comma ader Harris, who was in
charge of the Maria Teresa when
abandoned, has been ordered to go.
with his men tofNorfolk navy yard. 9@
Mrs. J. w. Black, of Cunningham,
Tenn, was fatally burned while alone
with her babe. Her clothing ignited
from the fireplace. She was subjected
to epilepsy.
The mail driver between Albertville
and Dawson, Ala, was held up by
highwaymen, who carried off the mail
sack, ripped it open and stole AL the
registered NATTER .,st$5f 2
Harry Bell, a saloonkeeper of Clarks-
vile, Tenn, shot boy at Russellville.
KY, during an alteration. The bullet
passed entirely through the body, pro-
ducing fatal wound.
Walter Thompson, 12-year-old
youth, at Arab, Ala.. was caught in the
revolving SHIFT of his fathers gin. His
clothes were torn from him and his
arms broken in several places.
All grades of domestic refined sugar
were advanced nc pound by the
American Sugar Refining Co., and the
advance was at once followed by the
independent sugar refining interests.
Col. Casi,nir Andel, of the Fourth H.
linois regiment, at Savannah, Ca, has
resigned, and Gov. Tanner has recon-
mended Lieut.-Col. Edwin Swift, of
the Ninth Illinois, to be colonel of the
Fourth. - NJ -
Henry Morris, Of Peoria, Ill.,. was
killed while at work at Rehder's boat
yard. He was helping draw steamer
to the dry decks when the windlass
broke. A heavy iron struck him on
the back Ct the head, killing him in
stantly.
, A seat ON the New York stock ex-
change was sold, Monday at $2s, 900.
the highest price in fifteen years. The |
advance in the price has been due to
the increase in Wall street business
md the generally: prosperous condi-
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