The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-09-09

worth OF uuhus from u NAltaHo uh
dcrtaker.
Albert Andrews, a white Goa
miner was run down and killed by
a train at Macon, Mo,
Mrs. p. Coucauuon, aged 60, o.
Leayeuworth, kas. was bitten on
the arm by pet dog and died Of
. hydrophob.a.
Hon. d. ", Shacklcford, demo
cmt, was elected to congress from
the Eighth Missouri district, to sue.
coed the late Il. 7. Bland.
The governors of 81 states have
signifed their intention Of attend
| ing the antitrust convention at Chi
cago September 18th to 10th.
The Pennsylvania volunteers were
given a royal welcome on their ar
rival at Pittsburg. President Nc
kiuley addressed them at length.
by the explosion of locomotive
boiler of the Mexican central near
Fampus seven men were instantly
killed and three seriously injured.
Those acquainted with the tactics
OF the Naqui Indians predict that
the Mexican uoops viii have to
wage a long war before subduing
them.
Henry Graves, public admins.
traitor, suicided Mt Maysyille, Mo.
An investigation Of his accounts re-
yealed that he was short over SIP, 600
in his accounts.
Rev. William Johnston, colored,
was killed by an officer at Maysyille, !
Mo, Johnston had just been sem
fenced to a term in Jail for insulting
a white woman, and was trying to
escape.
After successfully Guiding the off
GERS for two years, Chin Madsen.
notorious outlaw aud murderer, was
captured last week ON Medicine
Lodge creek, near the Montana and
Idaho state line,
At Park Hill, N. Y, fire de-
'troycd nine Of the ten buildings of
st. Agnes convent and orphanage,
a loss of S15O.OOO and
'ausing the death of four persons.
twenty-five inmates were injured by
alls, jumps and burns, none seri-
,usly.
Joe Lawson and pal attempted
o hold up store at Jordan VALLEY,
daho, but the raid was anticipated
" citizens, who killed Lawson and
criously wounded his companion.
Burglars entered a store at Airing
on, Tex, chloroformeda clerk sleep.
ng in the building, and after ran
lcking the place set it on fire. The
Jerk was dragged from the flames
a dying condition, but managed
D tell of the dastardly crime before
e expired. 8
Rev. W. R. Wilburn, of Greenup, :
~, was fatally injured by his
iyorced wife, who crushed his skull t
18th a soup bowl. The couple met $
divide their household goods. ;
hey could not agree as to what
rticles each should take and scrap
ollowed, with the above result.
A statement prepared by the war T
apartment of the receipts of the i
hilippine Islands from the date OF =
equation by the United States y
1yernment to July 81 last shows f
lat the total receips from all sources !
II the period named were IS, 249,- y
II. The receipts from all sources t
= ports for the above named period t
e; Manila, So, S48,248 Iloilo. a
!65, $50; Cebu, $15G, 1876. g
The insular commission appointed
prepare a code of laws for Porto
leo has submitted its report to the n
cretary of war. Among the recon- ~ T.,
of the commission is the $,
loption of the American judicial B
stem, and that the proceedings of o.
courts except the supreme court y,
conducted in Spanish. The re- NJ
Drt recommends that a military Il
rec be kept on the island, and does p
1t provide for elections. The COM ",
issioners state that "the people are
1t ready to exercise the elective
as not over 10 per cent of q,
EN- can read and write" This al
plies to municipalities as well as st
the general government, and it is az
commended that all officers be ap- Il
inted and firm hold kept on the u.
yernment of each municipality n
the general government of the ~ ~
and. sr
Six men were killed by dyna- II
tie explosion in a zinc mine at
rterville, Mo. Their names wero -,
J. Sinclair, c. II. Robins, J. H. 6'
1lman, Henry Galbreath, Frank 50
and James Eaton. W
louis Burkhes. a wealthy farmer -