The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Tcxarkana Crex.) men are arrang-
ing to build a cotton factory.
Smallpox is raging at Hartvillc, Mo-,
but the patients have been quaran-
tined.
The spring cleanup at Dawson, it is
estimated, will run from $12, OO0. 900 to
$4,000, 900.
Mrs. Nathan Webb, ore of the oldest
residents, died in Pittsfeld, ILL.,. Tues
day. She was born in 1922.
The Greek parliament has passed a
law imposing a heavy tax on all bach
elcrs 25 years of age ard over.
The war department, it is said, is
making preparations for the return
to this country of Maj.-Gen. Otis.
The Australian federation delegates
were received in audience by Queen
Victoria at Windsor castle, Tuesday.
Corn is pouring into ST. Joseph, Mo-,
from Kansas and Nebraska farms at
the rate of a million bushels II week.
Newton ]. Harvey, a wealthy retired
farmer, was found dead on the floor of
the dining-room in his home at st.
Joseph, Mo.
Forty deputy sheriffs at Boonville,
Mo-. are On duty to protect the life of
a negro. who killed a city marshal
while resisting arrest.
The St. Louis board of police of com-
missioners has made arrangements to
have all members of the department
drilled in the use of rc,olvcrs.
Trouble is expected at Pana, ILL.,,
where the coal operators declare that
then can not pay the miners the new
scale, and a lockout may be the re-
suit.
Counsel for the memorialists in the
use of Senator Clark, of Montana,
have submitted their brief to the sen
ate committee on privileges and cleo
tons.
The secretary of war does not APP
prove the recommendation of Gen
Wood that about 1000 troops should
be returned to this country from
Cuba. y
The Glover Leaf railroad was sold
Tt esday, for $12, zoe, 1000 to Messrs
Hartshorn and Peyton, representing
til. bondholders' reorganization com
mittee.
After having searched CONSTANT,
for eight years, Andrew Weber found
in Maryville, Mo-, Tuesday, his daugh
ter, from whom he had been separated
Ii years.
Mayor ~Ziegenhein of St. Louis ha'
taken steps to investigate the charge
made by the grand jury in its repor
against +. c. Meier, commissioner o.
supplies.
A shipment of 1885,, $50 for pay
ment of soldiers in the Philippines lief
the New New York subtreasury Tues
day, and was placed on board tn
transport Sumner.
Representative Carter, of Kansas
his introduced a bill in congress I,
establish a bureau of criminal in
formation in connection with the lie
partment of justice.
Hoke Smith, former secretary of tn
Interior and owner of the Atlant,
(Ga.) Journal. has sold his interest il
that paper to Harry M. Atkinson. o
Atlanta; +. j. Coolidge, of Boston, an
associates.
The funeral of H. II. Taubeneck, wh
died in Seattle, WASH, OIL the lot
j, inst, was held at Marshall, ILL.,, Tue:
day A funeral Grafton was delivere
at the grave by A. L. Maxwell, q
Lawrenceville.
Secretary Hay, it is said, has spoile
. a nice little scheme of would-be il
: termediaries, in New York, for the NJ
: QUESTION of the Danish West Indie,
They expected to make a fat fee, bu
, the fats in the fire.
Eleven ward workers We're indicte
> at Louisville, KY, Tuesday, for III
= lawfully and focibly ob%structing n
; ele elton: three election officers WEI
: indicted for refusing to give a certil
y cate of returns, and two were indic:c
c FOL unlawfully destroying ballots.