The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-17

RrltlSn upWarus OF O,Oou lien IL
an army of $4,000.
For assaulting an S-year-old girl
at Clyde, S. c., George Rattcliffe
was shot to death by a mob in the
Jail.
England is making extensive
preparations for war, and an early
conflict with France is not improb-
able.
Gen. Joe Wheeler and daughter
arrived at New York from the Phil
ippines on the transport Warren
March 9TH. !.
Insurance companies have paid
into the Missouri state treasury
500, 1000 in, fines for violating the
antitrust law.
Wayman King, colored, was exc
cuted at Pensacola, Fla, Friday for
the murder of his sweetheart. King
helped to erect the gallows on which
he was executed.
The war department has taken
the initial steps toward r%enovating
the military forces in the Philip
pines by returning, in small detach-
ments, the troops who have seen
longest service there, and replacing
them by recruits raised in this coun-
try.
In an address to his people, Pres
ident Kruger says: although God
is testing u people, my personal
opinion is that the limit of the test
is nearly reached. If the people are
sustained by faith in the time of
adversely, God will soon again turn
the tide in our favor. If we have
strong faith in God, he will surely
deliver us. The God of Deliverance
of the olden time is the same God
now"
A female doctor Jekyl' was re-
vealed in Chicago last week by the
sudden death of Nellie futile in a
questionable resort, of which she
was proprietress. The m lead
the double life of a.South Side So
ciety woman, and the proprietress
of The resort in which she died. She
maintained fashionable apartments
at a first-class hotel, and entertained
in a lavish manner, which made hel
a great favorite with the Windy
City's 400, among whom she was
known as Mrs. Frank Land, a ricl
widow. Her brother is a prominent
business man, and her son, II years
old, is a student at Notre Damt
University. Unknown to him ant
other members of her family, ant
equally unknown to her Soutl
!, Side acquaintance, Mrs. Land hat
= been a noted figure in the Chicag,
tenderloin district for several years
and had grown rich.
Dispatches of the 18th show tina
the situation in Kentucky is %critica
= and civil war may break out at an,
u time. Republican Secretary o
State Powers and Capt. Davis, o
. the state militia, were arrested o.
4, warrants charging them with com
plicity in the assassination of Wm
Goebel. Civil officers at Frankfor
II were denied admittance to the stat
capital building to serve the wal
; rants on Mr.. Powers and Capt. Da
Wis. At night the two men, DISCUS
, ed as members of the state militia
succeeded in Guiding the local off
o GERS and made their way to the dc
IS pot, where they took a train fo
is London. AS soon as their move
y ments became known a TELEGRAM
l. was sent to Lexington, and whe
he the train reached that place a lara
n force of officers were in waiting an
to succeeded in placing the men wan
4 ed under arrest. The democra
Of claim to have evidence against Sc
he eral republicans high in the coul
Of ellis of the party connecting the
ne with the Goebel assassination, viii
ed or the other hand the republican
ay claim a plot has been Matched
&c convict or harass innocent men
Us order that INSCRIPTIONS detectiv
he may collect the 100000 reward G
fered for the assassin.
nd President Krugar has appeal
d. for the Intervention of the powers
the Transvaal. Germany has d
!, clined to use her good offices f
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