The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-08-11

Mimi; Suver, Ore, and Westby, Wis,
and additional service at Usage City,
Kas.
In the midst of touching demon
stration of welcome to King Victor
Emmanuel, at Mona, on the LIST, two
strangers cried viva ranarchia.' They ,
were arrested, and narrowly escaped
lynching at the hands of the furious
crowd.
The secretary Of the treasury has !
begun sending out the new two-per-
cent. bonds, due in 1890, which are to
take the place of such of the old threes,
tours and tives as have been offered for
extension at the new rate under the
currency -ct of March IA. 1900.
Wholesale raids on alleged bucket ,
shops in Chicago, on the 31st, resulted ,
IN the arrest of over two hundred per- I
sons. The police swooped down upon
the spectators without warming, and /
1T is said that some prominent board {
OF trade men were included among the 1
persons arrested.
Lieut.. Boselli, of the italian army, !,
who was making horseback ride n
from Florence to Berlin, with letter
from King Humbert to Emperor Will =
lam, suspended his ride at Munich, !,
upon the news of the Monza tragedy,
proceeded to Berlin by rail and then 7
returned to Rome. d
Benjamin Armstrong. the Oldest
white settler on Lake Superior, died
at Ashland, Wis, on the LIST, of heart
disease. He went TO that region in
1885, and was associated in trading
with Indians in connection with the
American Fur Co., Of which JohnJacob
Astor was the head. 7
Capt. Benendahl, Of the German inn :,
perial navy, will start for the North
Pole on or about the 18th. He will sail
directly into the pack ice regions north
of Spitzbergen and then eastward to I,
the open sea, when he believes that !
he can reach the pole. He will take -
three years provisions. :,
An attempt on the life of the shah Of L
Persia, Din, was made in .
Paris, on the I'd. man, in the garb =
of carpenter, broke through line
of policemen as the shah was leaving
his apartments and, pistol in hand,
tried to mount the royal carriage step. I
He was seized and placed under ar =
rest.
On account Of the friction that has C
developed in the management of the
state normal school at Dillon, Mont, o
Gov. Smith has demanded the resigna- Q
ton of every member of the local ex- i
ecutive board of the institution. Pres
ident Sanders has been relieved and
the school is having thorough over
hauling.
Secretary Root says that nothing C
that has been received from China, t
either officially or unofficially, neces- +
states any change in the instructions
given Maj.-Gen. Chaffee. If there is an T
advance on Pekin, it is presumed that :
such of the United States forces as G
are then ready will participate in the j
movement. Ii
The Deutsch Tages Zeitung urges ]
the German government to publish the
terms of the recent tariff agreement {
between the United States and Ger ,
many, claiming that Germany was Sc |
verely worsted by the United States, I
and that the German foreign Office is 1
afraid to let the German public know :
the facts Of the situation.
Several hundred anarchists held a
meeting in Bartholdi hall, at Pater-
son, N. j., on the night of the I'd, for
the purpose of discussing the situa-
fion in Italy. There were many
Frenchmen, a number of Spaniardc
and a few Australians in the assem-
blage. which consisted for the most
pnrt Of Italians. While disclaiming re-
spoDsibility for the deed they rejoiced
IN Bresci's crime.
The international peace and arbitra-
4ion conference, in Paris, on the LIST,
adopted a proposition for the estab-
1ishment, in connection with the peace
bureau at Berne, of an international
x.ress service to be known as the
s.Peace Agency" whose duty will be
Ahe publication of monthly bulletin,
showing the advancement in the inter-
esta of peace. It will be furnished
4ree to all papers of Europe.
The records Of the Office Of the comp
AroIler Of the currency show that since
March II last. he has approved 426 ap-
plications TO organize national banks,
81 which 257 have since been organized
and begun business. The amount of
bonds deposited to secure circulation
As $4,250,25O. The number organized
with q capital Of less than $4,000 is
$50. and with q capital Of $4,000 or
ever IS n. The aggregate capital in
SOLVED Is s1s,65o.0OO.
The British adniralty received, on
Ahe soth, a dispatch in cipher, from
1ritish Minister Macdonald, at Peldn,
dated July slst, and Forwarded from
Tieu Tsin, by Rear-Admiral Bruce,
announcing an arnistice since the
10Th. with Gordon strictly drawn, and
4ddino. eAll women and children in
li,e British legation. Casualties to :
date. g. killed, including Capt. Strouts.
A nnnfer Of wounded in hospital, in
Guiding Can't. Halliday. Rest Of lega- ! !,