The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-03-23

coitor and proprietor.
ShENADA. go: MISSISSIPPI.
AT Uniontown, Kas., on the 18th, r.
Eekert, travelling salesman for a
louisville (Ky.) company, was arrest
co Tor soliciting orders for liquor. He
WAS fined 500 and sentenced to so
days in Jail.
An order was sent to Gen. Chaffee,
on the 18th, for the evacuation of
China by American troops, leaving
only a legation guard of $50 men. The
troops will be removed from China
the last of April.
M. Bogoliepoff. Russian minister of
public instruction, who, while holding
a reception, February 81, was shot by
Peter Karpovich, formerly a student
at the University of Moscow, died, on
the 18th, of his wound.
On t.Ic 18th eX-President Cleveland
spent his sixtv-four'h birthda :, ut lbs
home in Princeton, n. j., with Mrs.
Cleveland and their childrea. lie en-
tertained no callers. Miny %congratu-
latory kilograms were received.
The United States supreme court,
on tie 18th. restored t, the docket for
re-aryument the case of the Carnegie
Stc:' Co. VS.. the Cambria Iron Co..
The ease involves the patent process
of steel making ana was argued in
January.
The first carload os exhibits from
southern California for the Pan-Amcr-
~ exposition at buffalo, \. Y, left
; Angeles, on the 18th. The car
uded a typical select n of Calif"r-
products. Another car was to fol-
in a few days.
accordance with President Nc
US lecent order chat the treas
# Cuba should be u citizen of
nd, Gen. Wood. on the 18th,
to tt { war department that he
ppointed Charles I:olos as treas
Of Cuta. Secretary Roo: con-
Il The appointment.
MOI Crispi, the celebrated Italian
;man and former premier, dur
4 audience of Dowager Queen
crit, on the 18th, was attacked
sudden illness and fell to the
slightly injuring his head. He
immediate medical attention
! aJble 20 return to his hotel.
Frank c. Armstrong, of Wash
formerly assistant commits
of Indian affairs bind later Il
err Of the Dawes Indbn commits
sion, Jas been appointed ] special In
dian tnspecto1c His dutf win be to
investigate and report II the condi-
ton of Indians on reservations and
the character of their lands.
There is much talk III Mexico about
President Diaz going to- FL Paso, Tex,
in order to meet President Mckinley
when the latter makes his trip to the
Pacific coast, but there seems to be
some doubt as to which government
: y Mould take the initiative. Each pres
~ 1T has a high regard for the other,
- a meeting between them would be
" first event of the kind.
l that was mortal of Benjamin
ION, Christian, soldier and states
former president of the United
was laid to rest in Crown Hill
y, near'Indianapolis, Ind, on
h. The obsequies were attended
sident Mckinley, Gov. Durbin
ma, the members of Mr.. Har-
cabinet and fully fifteen thou
his fellow citizens.
y transpires that just before
for Europe on the American
t.. Louis, Mr.. Carnegie in addi-
his $4,000, 900 fund for pension.
abled and superannuated mem.
# his late employees, made Il
of $4,000 900 for the establish
If 65 branch libraries in Greater
York, the city TO furnish site:
provide for maintenance.
-e-
Meyers and his wife, o.
I'd at New York, on the
the steamer Majestic
mes here to conduct
SO. %rvices. He will go tc
~. SS%..,p where he will be2ir
Mafs will conduct services il
pclhnati, Louisville, Birming
l, Indianapolis, Chattanooga alt
aha, sailing for home on April II.
Taul De Roulede has tclecraphe,
end il Paris that the seconds o
ndre Buffet told ais own second
NJ. Buffet had resolved, in viev
is Christian principles. to allow NJ
Eoulede to fire in the propose,
J without his on Buffet return
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