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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-01-20

The following good reading Is from the legis-
lative proceedings of the 18th, as reported by
the Jackson News:
Senate bill No. Is, appropriating money to the
/. L. and e., at Columbus, being on its third
reading, Mr.. Moore explained this as an emer-
gency measure and asked that the courtesies Of
the floor be extended President kincannOn,
which was done.
Mr.. Kincannon explained that the institution
had been running two years on money borrowed
from Maj. Millsaps OF jackson and the banks OF
Columbus The State owe teachers more than
1000 back salaries; owes for sewerage extern
sions, insurance. etc. He explained that the
college buildings were donated by the city OF
Columbus and had not cost the state a cent, ex-
cept $3.50 for the presidents residence. The
buildings are all in bad repair and leak copious-
ly-in fact be knew of no public buildings any
where except the capitol. that are in such de.
plorable condition. The heating apparatus. put
in 1885. is badly rusted and worn full OF holes.
so it is impossible to make the rooms comfort
able in cold weather. They need new sewing
machines and new pianos, those in use for l5
years, being second hand when bought, and
now worn out. The fences erected II years ago
are down. He compared the incomes of the
other State colleges with that OF the l. |. and C.,
and showed that all of them are much larger.
avI tH. 1nobA arA NasA ,nly aoa half tho
sa'arn - raooiv. ~ ,ha - 800 onnaaas
H. oaa oason s""a.ox tinr,Seri,
-, a.stos and 10 $50 ~ isoIa,,
-, 10 80 hv ,ho -a So tha, =
stonnn ras nraran,o, A. ineunnry shont1
~ nnpsa p ,na - =, Tha a,deroa
=. .so unaraa. ,hav h.va 80. ooonn,mod,
80 - oss ua IL $3.50 80 ~, s, In
60 800 and has ra,,sas 100 opn,tc,,,s
90, 80. ua,, Zoo, =" a.nI'"rv
80, III
49,. 49, 80. sn- 49, .ho So.
Ti.nn " S" nT,oss -,
e"scasaSs ~. - 49, 49, go,
- - pSa" IT, SUo 80,
,nsn - ,hs -,
80. sas ,@v 49, Tna
N'"
az "'N' y f'0'VOV y !" 'e''"
Mr.. Moore spoke iorcioly In favor oil the OH
declaring among o'her Things that the appro'
priation must De maze or the school cioSeu
fast appropriations had oeen nlggardiy IN com
parlson to what was every session voted to the
other State colleges. lie was a trustee OF TN
L. l. and e.. and acquainted with It's needs. In
management is excellent. The attendance ha'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-01-20

Miss, Jan. 16.--This has
been one of the biggest days in the his
tory of the capital city of the State of
Mississippi, and Gov. Longino has been
indicted into Office with more pomp
and ceremony than ever before at
tended the inauguration of any of the
thirty-three governors the State has
ever had.
A monster procession of military and
civilians, accompanied by three brass
bands, covered the principal streets OF
the CITY. and at noon halted in front OF
the old Capitol. The outgoing and the
Incoming State officials, distinguished
guests and visitors rode in carriages
that were gaily decked and caparisoned.
1t was intended hat the retiring gov
Observation-Disclosures occupy the
carriage with Governor-elect LONGING,
but being very i'll with pneumonia, sew
eral breaks in the original programme
were necessary. The inaugural cere-
monies were begun with prayer by Rev.
H. F.. Sproles of vicksburg, and the
oath of office administered by Chief
Justice Woods OF the supreme court.
After the inaugural address, which
was clear-cut and business-like from
beginning to end, Gov. and Mrs. Lon
gino and several friends repaired to the
Edwards House, where the reception
was held.
Just before taking the oath eff office,
Governor Longino said:
Gentlemen OF the Legislature and Fellow-Cit-
liens:
The Constitution Of the State vests the chiel
executive power Of the State in Its Governor
and by the sovereign will OF the people ex-
pressed at the polls l today begin the duties Of
that high and honorable Office in Mississippi.
The words ''chief executive" when contem'
plated by me in their legal and personal slgnif'
canoe become so fraught with the meaning o.
responsibility soon to devolve upon me that
almost stagger under its weight at the threshold
But when / recall the fact that the full success!
OF any high official In republics like ours de
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Returned His Pay Check.

New York. Jan. 17.-William \. En-
glish. of Indiana. Il captain of volun-
teers in the war with Spain, has re-
turned to the treasury a check for ST.
l72, sent him for pay for his army serv-
ice. with the statement that he would
not accept pay for service TO his
try III time of danger. 1t is the only
cast of the kind in the Spanish war.
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Fire ut Dawson City.

Tacoma. Wash. Jan. ia large
part of tie business portion Of Dawson,
in the Klondike country. was burned
on the night of the eth. the loss eN-
ceeding 100000, according 10 a brief
dispatch received at Skaguay and
brought 10 Tacoma by the steamer
Farallou. The temperature at the time
of the fire was below zero.
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Washington, Jan. 17.-Gen. Wood, at
Havana. has notified the wal depart
inent of the death at Quemados, on the
18th inst, of Private Charles o. Brum-
field, Co, D, Eighth infantry, of ty-
phoid fever.
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senator Gear, Rc-EIection.

the Iowa Legislature met in joint ses-
sion and reelected James II. Gear, of
Burlington, to the United States sem
ate. The vote stood: Gear (rep.), III;
White (dem.), 80.
Gov. Shaw Immediately after the bal
lot was taken signed Senator Gears
certificate and forwarded it to Wash
in o1Ou.
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rhc Bnndesrath 10 BE Released.

Berlin. Jan. 17.-An official telegram
from London says the British govern
ment has declared that now the in
quiry into the seizure of the Bundes-
rath is concluded her release may be
expected Immediately.
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Puts and Calls Tabooed.

Chicago. Jan. 11.-Trading in puts
and calls, or the payment of any
money i'll connection Herewith. will
hereafter be a dishonorable transac-
ton if carried on in the exchange
room Of the board of trade.
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Aiding n Good work.

New York, Jan. 17.-NiSs Nelrn
Gould has contributed $4,000 TO aid
in the building of the new home for
the naval branch of the Young Mems
Christian association III Brook IN. a
work thar is being undertaken by the
international committee of that ASSOC
citation,
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Anenf rod sionn in England.

New York. Jan. 17.-A dispatch 10
the World from London says:
No confirmation can be found for
the report that Tod Sloan's license TO
ride in England will not be renewed
By the jockey club. The only possible
basis for the statement is that Lord
VIM. Beresford has engaged T. Ne.-
don as first Jockey.
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The Hairuc Trenty.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate
committee on foreign relations agreed
to report favorably the convention
known as The Hague treaty, negotia-
ed last year. The treaty was not
amended,
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San Francisco. Jan. 1.-THE trans
ports Olympia and Pennsylvania are
TO be turned over by the government
NAL is likely to be rcchartered, as
there are vet several hundred horses
and mules to be shipped to Manila.
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A Ten Per Cent. Advance.

PlattsDurg, y. V. Jan. 1.-THE
American Steel and Wire Co. has adj
vanccd the wage of its employees in
the iron mines at Grown Point, Essex
county. y. Y, ten per cent, TO take
effect at once.
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Cargo Agrees with the Manifest.

Hamburg. Jan. IA cablegram re-
ceived by the owners of the Bundles
rath, at Hamburg, says all of the cargo
OF that steamer has been discharged
and entirely agrees with the manifest.
The prize court has not yet rendered
a decision
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Washington, Jan. 17.-By a viva
voce vote the senate, Tuesday, ratified
the Samoan treaty. The only opposi-
ton came from Senators Pettigrew,Ba
con and Money.
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Old board Re-EIected,

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 1.-THE stock
holders of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
read reelected the old board of di-
rectors. John X. Cowen was reelected
PRESIDENT.
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4 RONnI Patient.

Dresden, Jan. 1.-THE condition of
the empress. mother of the dowager
duchess of Schleswig-Holstein, is
worse. a bulletin says her sleep is ir-
regular, and her breathing difficult.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-01-20

At the last session of the legislature the bill
OF Representative Cox. OF Prentiss, providing
for a uniform series of text books for the public
schools OF Mississippi, passed the house. The
combines and trusts and the lobby were organ
lied against 1t. The bill failed In the senate.
Mr.. Cox has re-introduced his bill, much per-
fected, and the combines and trusts are on hand
again and have renewed their war on the meas
ure. But the sentiment in the legislature ap-
pears to be very decidedly In favor OF a uniform
series for the state; and the provisions OF the
bill insure the best books, ami at a saving TO
parents OF from 40 to 60 per cent. This writer
is informed by the superintendent of education
OF Tennessee that the saving in that State by
the law recently enacted will be fully 40 per
cent, and that would mean an immense sum to
the people of Mississippi. 1t would be well for
our readers who have considered this matter,
and whose conclusions are in accord with the
views here expressed, to write at once TO their
| senators and representatives and ask 10 be re-
.ieved of this burden, which will be continued
and increased. fcs the next four years, unless
adopted.
Thanks to the courtesy of Gov. Longino, wa
were enabled 10 put in type his splendid inau-
gural address forty-eight hours before delivery.
1t is a very able and interesting document-the
keynote to a broad-gauged, progressive and con
sentative administration. His discussion o.
mob-law Is timely. and the remedies he suggest:
are heroic, and II applied would be effective IL
checking this growing evil.
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ment to section 205 of the constitution, so as tc
require the State free school fund to be dis
tributed among the counties according to tina
actual attendance upen the schools rather than
per capita. There has been some urgent insist
ence for the submission by this legislature OF an
amendment to the State constitution to provide
for the distribution of the free school funds be-
tween the white and negro schools OF the State,
so as to give the benefits thereof to each race In
proportion to the school taxes which 1t pays.
Though 1t may seem a little outside OF the
governors expected prerogative to speak
OF the matter here in advance Of leglsla-
tive action on the subject, l shall nevertheless,
at the risk OF being considered meddlesome,
venture to express the hope that no such
amendment will fnd approval at the hands OF
the Legislature. Without stopping here TO dis.
cuss the constitutional conflicts which would be
brought about between the State and Federal
constitutions, or II 1t be admitted that there
would be no constitutional vice In such amend.
ment because OF Its class or race distinction, its
effect, which would be to take school benefits
largely from the negro children, would be con-
trary TO that broad and deep philanthropic spirit
that has always moved the great common heat
OF Christian man and womanhood in Mississippi
to a love OF justice and fair play toward the
weak and needy whoever or wherever they are.
1t must be borne In mind that the negro is our
neighbor and is here to stay; that he Is the de-
pendence largely Of the white people for labor
that it Is also in a great measure due to that
labor that In the past the South's cotton. sugar
and rice Industries have brought the sections
greatest wealth and given 1t a commercial i'm
portance in every land and country where the
Nations flag protects the American shipping.
Besides, he is OF our citizenship. and being OF a
weaker race becomes a ward Of the white peo-
pIo ~ cha Gt,ta ond than ahAnII ,.At ,iaIa 70
the trust by taking from him the benign intiu-
ence Of education which help to make him !
better man, a better citizen and a better
Christian.
Now, with sincere gratitude to the people OF
Mississippi for their kindness to me, and with
cordial good will to all, l am ready to take tat
oath of Office.
McLaurln and sullivan Elected Senators.
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grand Jury at each sitting thereof, giving infor-
nation against all %defaultlng road hands and
overseers coming to his knowledge in the
county.
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MISSISSIPPI'S NEW GOVERNOR
Andrew Houston Longino Assumes the Duties of
Chief Executive of the State.

Ar Able and Interesting inaugural Address, in Which the Incom-
ing Governor Makes Recommendations in Regard to a
New Capitol Building, Amendments to the School
Law, and the Suppression of Mobs.
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River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. II
Grain and Provisions.

ST. Louis 49, Flour 49, Patents, S3..O43.55:
other grades, s.. 75G315. Wheat-No. = red.
7Oi2@7ll4c. Corn-No. 2 mixed, 32l4q32isc.
GS.5o: timothy. SitS.Ooa155G, good to choice Sd5s
clover. 81. 00QlO.O0. Butter-Creamery, 24D
&c; dairy, 20a2Sc. E~ggs-Fresh. 14i2c.
mess. si1'S7ia. Bacon-Ciear rib. 6iRc. Wool
Tub-washed. 29d35c: Missouri and Illinois
medium combing. 24lac; other grades. 40
24c.
ChioaGo-Closing quotations: Wheat
January. 62iaa62Ssc; May. 657sc; July, 65is0
Gjssc. Corn-January. 3li4c; May. 33Ssc:
July, Sf4c, Oats-January, pc; May, 22lsc;
July. 24sc,- Pork-January, 5000; May,
AIRY. S5S5; May, $6.02i2; July, S6.O712. Ribs
January, $50; May, $5.771eQ5.S0.
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New York, Jan.17.-Money on call steady
offered at 4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper sac per cent. Sterling eXchsnge
firm. with actual business in bankers
bills at 4S7Isd4S7Ss for demand, and at
4S394 a4S4 for sixty days; posted rates.
3s4E and ass; commercial bills. ASA 1891 f;
silver certificates, 5Sd6Oc; bar silv y, 59l4c.
Mexican dollars, 41ac. Goovernment
BONDS steady.
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Live stock Market.

st. Louis-Cattle-Fancy export. $500
500; butchers, $4.25u5 Is; stockers, y
4.40, cows and heifers, S.. Hogs
Packing. $.SOu4.60; butchers, S4.40U4.70:
light. A.OOG4.50. S~heep-Mutton sheep,
sL25G5l0; lambs, $5.50d6.S5.
Chicago-Cattle-Beeves. S410G6.4 40 cows,
&.Oed4.50: heifers, $S.25G4.70; Gamers. Sis
o. 80: stockers and feeders, $3.25a4.15,
Texas fed beeves. $i.00n5l5. Hogs-Mixed
and butchers. ~$L45Q410; good to choice
light, $4.40dI4.60. Sheep-Native wethers.
s.. 50d5.00; western do. St.40u4. -; native
lambs, S4,50a6.25; western, S50Gu6.25.
Kansas City - Cattle - Native steers.
Si.25n990; Texas steers, ~$.s0H4.90; Texas
cows, &.S5Q3.6 TO. native cows and heifers.
s. .0GM+ 20; stockers and feeders. 50. 756i.OO.
Hcgs-Heavy, $A.45M4.62l2; packers, 81. 5tT
i.51l2, mixed, $445n455; light, ~$4.25G452ia:
workers, ~S4.50NA52le. Shecp-Lambs, 81. -
M6.00; mnttons. s.. 1504.6.
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McLaurln and sullivan Elected Senators.
The Legislature today in joint con-
vention elected Gov. McLaurin United
States senator for the long term and
Hon. w. V. Sullivan for the short term.
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Cotton.
Financial

Quotations for middllng range as fol-
lows; st. Louis. 7-l6c; New York, 7Sc;
Memphis, : 7-I6c.
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To Prepare Reports.

Chairman Tayler was authorized to
prepare the majority report. 1t will
he ready in a few days, and the pros
poets are that the subject will be
brought before the house early next
week. Mr.. DeArmond will submit the
views of the minority.
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The fault lies in a defective or Inactive public
sentimenton the subject. and hence the remedy
must come from the people. The law has all
the whileb been ample and rigorous in Its penalties
for crime; the judges have done their full duty
for the suppression OF mobs, while appeals to
public opinion in this behalf have been made by
at least three Of the religious denominations OF
the State, and likewise by the press as a
rule; but all have failed to bring apparent
beneficial results in that regard. Since.
then, moral persuasion falls to sufficiently
arouse the people to the danger and enormity
of the evil which is yearly growing. and
resort seems necessary TO some stringent
gent legal method to arouse and move public
opinion to more vigorous assertion of Its In
fiuence In the premises, l would. therefore.
recommend to the legislature the wisdom and
expedlency OF passing a law giving to the family
OF any one who may be hereafter ~lyrched. a
right to recover In the chancery court. a nxed
sum In damages against the county wherein the
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Second hand household
furniture bought and sold;
also pianos, organs, trunks,
mirrors, carpets, etc j
w Watkins
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Fes SALE, Hiflery Island. slt-
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acres u hi9h land, suitable for truck
ing Of penirT raising abont is acres
cleared; good fshing and oyster beds
srcuna the Islaud Also, Island View,
coutaipg 90 eores, more or less, s':u-
atsd 90 -G,blon and Peryises creeks,
ak tcres Of which Is under new wire
fence; 70 TO 100 pear treee, and linz
provements on same. For fuFiher lu~
formation, apply to f, jos DOerfl n
ger, SIG Union street.
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WANTED bay good h6ssh
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CASH in ADVANCE

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NJ. Oal, Q 'Ehe 90yh annual
american board Of COM
isniAsioh or foreign missions was
cow nsd heFsEn the PILGRIM Congrega
tioaal ehtsn aesay and will be in ses-
SIGN three deys.
There arg 3stseen zoe ami 800 meu-
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Wonep's Auxiliary q Missions, m 8
siouariss f.op foreign and home tields,
as we'll As prominent ministers and lay :
men from man {, q :. sgational churches
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WANTED nsistisn man or wo-
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Contagious
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sona disease, for 70 other poison is so
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DAUGHTERS OF coNFEDERAc4a
Raleigh, NC, oct. lo.--rhe State
Convention Of Dauahters efth6coufed,
aracy is ia session hsre today RAJ
leigh Chapter saEe reception 70 the
convention aud All visiting members.
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4 Days DOings as Gathered by The
fimHS-CalI Reporters
MATTERS PERSONAL AND GENERAL
BRIEF STATEMENTS OF THE MANY
THINGS THAT MAKE UP THE
BUSY ROUND OF LIFE.
Mr.. A. b. Argo. of Atlanta, is reg
lstrred 1t the oglethorpe.

Mr. A. B. Argo. of Atlanta. is reg
istrred 1t The oglethorpe.
Mr.. c. H. Davis, ofTowpseod, Ca,
was a visitor to.the city yesterday.
The many friend. Of Capt. T. Newman
Ewili % glad to learn that he is ous
again,
The fns bible offered as prize By
the superintendent Of McKena rec
day sehoOl, was Awarded 70 Funk Ne,
culloue,h 81 { 5s-g No. !. tsnghs By ID IS.
@. Y. Uiseh.
Mr. NJ Martin, editor Of The Lib.
erty Com Herald. and member Of
the State Demtctato Executive Com !
nlttee Is in The city Nc rim has
many friends here who are pleasd 10
greet him.
ri. and Mrs. W 9. Hatcher and.
iss Gassie Dixon desire 10 express
sothelr friends thejr heattiest appreei-
saslea q and gratitude for tho many
ndns saeA ana words d sympathy
shown them during their recent trail
end sore bereavement,
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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-11

FOR Rents ix.rooto, ons-storE
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