The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-05-12
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The Terre Haute Ind.) steel mill,
closed.
A Pullman (nl.) post Office employee
is charged with securing nearly $4,000
by means OF forged money orders.
The judges to choose immortals for
the Helen Gould Temple of Fame have
been selected and their work outlined.
The British have occupied Fourteen
Streams, north of the Vaal river, the
Beers having retreated toward Chris
tiania.
The Missouri supreme court ruled
that the governor has no power to
| PARDON or make remissions in police
court cases.
A party Of Texas gold hunters re-
ported the discovery OF a mine, near
Clcburne, worked by the Mexicans a
century ago.
The Tenth Iowa district republican
convention, at Algona, unanimously
rcnominated Congressman Jonathan
+. Dolliver.
Investigation of the alleged postal
fraunds in Havana indicates that the
conspiracy to defraud the government
was widespread.
Tom Sharkey, at Tattersalls, Chica-
go, knocked out Joe Choynski, of Cali
fornia, in two rounds. The finish was
of hurricane order.
The government crop report says
the cool nights have retarded the
growth of crops, but no great mount
Of damage has been done.
The Chicago Congregational univer-
sity directors propose to give Prof.
Gilbert one years vacation, in which
to write a book correcting some of his
liberal views.
Kansas City is threatened with a
street car strike, as the Metropolitan
company, which controls all but one
of the roads, announces that it will
fight the union.
The ST. Louis court of appeals de-
cided that the excise commissioner
has the right to annul the licenses of
any saloonkeeper who does not con-
duct his place properly.
The members of the subcommittee
VA tllC OClloCI dtlC AdtlOudl COIlulibtCC
are busy at Kansas City in making
preliminary arrangements for their
party's coming convention.
The British vanguard in the Orange
Free State has discovered the Beers
in force at the Zand river, where, APP
parently, the burghers are preparing
to make a determined stand.
Rev. Charles Sheldon has been cho-
sen honorary president of the Canadian
Socialist league on account of his So
cialistic articles in the Topeka (Kas.)
Capital during his editorship.
The judiciary committee of the
house of representatives adopted reso-
lutions on the death of Judge Culber-
son, of Texas, who, for several terms,
was chairman Of the committee.
AS James Turpin, an aged negro OF
La Grange, Mo-, was attempting to
catch a turkey he lost his balance and
fell from a cliff 40 feet high, breaking
one leg and otherwise injuring him
self.
Richards, an American negro, held
in connection with the blowing up OF
the Begbie foundry at Johannesburg
South Africa, is said to have confessed
that he was offered $25, 900 to do the
work.
Frank Bulger, of indianapolis, Ind.
confessed to the city marshal of Odin
ILL.,, of having murdered two women
near indianapolis, Ind, about seven
teen years ago. He was arrested, but
is thought to be insane.
Mary Hardaway, negro postmistres'
at Freetown, Miss, has been arrested
on the charge of classifying her re
ports. She was released on $500 bond
Her husband also was arrested ano
bonded for the same amount.