The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-09
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

cavalry TO Soutn AIrlca.
Snow fell for over an hour at Ell
Paso, Tex, October 80, the earliest
on record in that section.
The cotton spinners of Fall River,
Mass. have decided not to strike
against a reduction in wages.
Frank L. Osborn, a gold democrat
of North Carolina, has been ap"
point associate justice, court OF pri-
vate land claims, by the president.
The report comes from Rome that
M. Falcon.o has been chosen to uc-
coed Cardinal Martinelli as apos-
tolic delegate to the United States.
Two members of company Y, Of
the ninth infantry were killed in
an engagement with insurgents on
the Island of Samar, P. l., October
30.
The French government threat
ems to dispatch a fleet to a Turkish
port to seize customs, in order to
impress upon the Sultan the i'm
portance of granting certain French
demands.
The publication Of Gen. Buffers
message to Gen. White during the
famous siege of Ladysmith by the
Beers, makes public the fact that
Butler advised Gen. White that he
had been repulsed, urging him tc
destroy all ciphers and ammunition:
and make the best terms possible
with the Beers.
The Browning ruling, which hello
that Indian children in government
schools could not be removed by
their parents to sectarian school;
without the Indian agents consent
has been abrogated by Secretar.
Hitchcock, of the interior depart
ment. Archbishop Ireland, of tn
Catholic church, interested himsel
in having the rule revoked.
VIM. R. Hearst, proprietor of tn
Chicago American, and six of hi
editors, have been summoned b.
Judge Haney, of the circuit court
to appear and show cause why the
should not be punished for contempt
The publication on which this &C
r ton was taken we're news items, ed
torials and cartoons rejecting on tn
t motives of the judge in a recent dc
cision.
A At Centropolis, a small town
: Franklin county, Kan, NJ. Bern
heimer, a German farmer, name
=, his infant son Leon Czolgosz, an
= was driven from the county by il
dignant citizens. Bernheimer sougl
a a priest and asked him to christie
r his SON.. When the point in the ce
d emory for the name to be given W;
reached the priest Indignantly +
Il fused to christen an infant such
name. and addressed a rebuke to Il
4, parents. e..
n Brig. Gen. Fred G.. Ainswort
'e chief of the record and pension c
st fee, in his annual report shows tn
1882 cases were received al
disposed of during the fiscal yea
lie His Office relates mainly to recor
c. of officers and soldiers kept for t
Il army and the pension office. &c
u Ainsworth says that the fiscal ye
es has witnessed the practical comp
e. ton of the work, so many years
IN progress, of the publication of t
81 official records of the Union a
Confederate armies during the CT
ns war. They make a total of 1851
bo pages of text.
,e- In his annual report Gen. G
cd lespie, chief of engineers, subm
nd an estimate for river and harbor i
~ provements, including the follc
NO ing: Mouth of Calcasieu riy
Louisiana, $165,000; harbor Sab
al Pass, Texas, 100000; Galvesr
II.
~, harbor, Texas, $4,000; ship CHI
mel, Buffalo Bayou, Texas, $3C
900; Brazos river, Texas, $1,000
ela Brazos river between Velasco {
Richmond, $4,000; Arkansas p
It $350,000; Red river, Louisiana ;
gh, Arkansas, $135,O00; Ouachita
red Black rivers, Arkansas and Lo1
e a lana, $4,000; upper White ri
nd. Arkansas, $270,000.
dye As the dowager empress o f Oh
the was en- route from the imperial
VIII ace at Pekin to take passage o
ctoouor cba woC attacked nv an