The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-10-06
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tempted assault.
Perry Belmont has declined the re-
nomination to congress from the
Fourth New York district unanimous
ly rendered him.
Gov. Roosevelt was given a rousing
reception at Lincoln, Neb., Tuesday,
and reviewed a big parade.
Owing to the death of Lawrence
Pierson, of the Lake Forest (Ill.) uni
versity football eleven, from injuries
received during a game, the parents OF
six players have peremptoriiy for
hidden their sons to further partici-
pate in the game.
The annual parade and ball OF the
Yelled Prophet at st. Louis, Tuesday
night, was a distinct success.
William Hodges, a negro ~bootblack,
was fatally stabbed in a fight with a
fellow workman at St. Louis.
Census Supervisor Higgins, of st.
Louis, received a badge from his spe-
cial agents as a token of esteem.
Robert Treat Paine heads the state
ticket nominated by the democrats
of Massachusetts, at Boston.
1t is annonced that Melbourne will
be the capital of confederated Aus
tralia.
Fully one thousand persons are at
tending the fiftieth annual state con
vention of the Christian church at
Bloomington, III.
Sixteen thousand striking miners
passed in review before President
Mitchell at W~ilkesbarre, Pa, Tues
day.
Kansas City's fall carnival opened
Tuesday night with the annual
Priests of Pallas' parade, which was
viewed by thousands.
Mrs. Henry Saphore, one of the old
est actresses ON the American stage,
was accidentally killed at Toledo, o.,
by q heavy piece of furniture falling
upon her.
The democratic managers have ar
ranged to have Mayor Jones of Tole-
do, o., accompany MI. Bryan on his
tour of New York state.
The Cottonwood Lumber associa-
ton was formed at Chicago, Tuesday,
and H. c. Bagby, of the Tiger Tail
Mill and Land Co., of st. Louis, was
elected president.
George Flood, a member of the I'm
perial stock company at st. Louis, has
disappeared as completely as If he
had been swallowed up by the earth.
George T. Thompson, president of
the Denver (Col.) Gas Co., and a mem
Der of a prominent st. Louis family,
died at Denver.
Nelson Thomas is under arrest at
st. Louis charged with stealing 3,
s5s pounds of wool, worth $691, from
the Union Storage Co.'s warehouse,
where he was employed as porter.
Kate Carmack, wife of George Car
mack, the Klondike millionaire, filed
n suit in the superior court at Hollis
ter, Cal, for divorce, alleging deser-
ton and infdelity.
When Mr.. Bryan concluded his last
speech at La Crosse, Wis, Tuesday
night, he had made 18 addresses and
had covered about fifteen hours OF
time during the day.
Hiram Munger, "The Sage of Chi
copee," Mass, who celebrated his
ninety-fourth birthday anniversary
Sunday. says he expects to live to see
the second coming of the Lord. He il
an Adventist.
In the presence of Sir Wilfret
Laurier and a large number of in
vited guests. the corner stone wa
laid, Tuesday, of the new Quebe'
bridge over the St. Lawrence. Thi
bridge will have DIG span that will b.
the biggest in the world.
President Mckinley will return t,
Washington Thursday or Friday t.
confer with the cabinet relative to re
plies to be made to new proposition
submitted by Germany and France.
Chi Hsin, a member of tsung
yamen, of notorious a~nti-foreign ter
denotes and a patron of the Boxer.
has been captured in the 'imperia
city by the Japanese.