The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-03-30
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several persons we're inJuicN III y
religious riot at Setubal, near Lis;
bon. "a
A force of Beers is reported to
have captured 100 colonials and, after
stripping them of their accouteT-
ments, released them.
The supreme court of Michigan
holds that the Wabash must reduce
its passenger fares in the state to
two cents per mile, its net earnings
being above $4,000 per mile.
Hon. Chaucey Depew offers for
sale, at an increased price, the house
in Washington he had intended giving
his niece as a wedding gift.
Eighteen hundred persons left Chi
cago Tuesday night for North Dalso-
ia, where they will take up home
steads.
Railroad Contractor Albert j. john
son is at work on an eight-track troll
ley line between Jersey City and Phil
adelphia.
John Mullins, 20. and Nancy Dow
ney. ~, were married at MiddletCwn.
Ky, without the consent of their
children. They have been forgiven.
British demand for American horses
has bullcd the market. Receipts Mt
the Chicago horse market, Tuesday,
broke all records.
\ freight train stalled in the new
Unopened Cascade tunnel. in Wash
ington, and before a relief train ar
rived the engineer died of gas suffo-
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come.
Gam Lee, known as the King of
Hop Alley" one of the best-known
and most influential members of the
Chinese colony in st. Louis, is dead
of consumption.
A dispatch from Constantin ,ple
SAYS that the Russians are making
great preparations for war, and that
it is believed that Japan, probably
backed by England, will force the
issue.
1t is said. with an apparent show
of authority, that the president will
| appoint Joseph Neal, of Guthrie, gov
ernor of Oklahoma, when the term
of c. NJ. Barnes expires, May IL.
The retirement from active service
of Colonies Augustus W. Corliss, Sec
ond infantry, and Abraham X. Ar
mold. Eigth cavalry, is announced.
William A. Dreadruff, a clerk in The
employ of a wholesale jewelry firm
at Kansas City, has been arrested on
a confessed charge of stealing n tray
of diamonds from his employers.
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night clerk at the Coates House, Kan.
sas City, has confessed to n series OF
robberies from the rooms of guests
and vaults Of the hotel.
S. B. Patton, postmaster at Halls
Mo-, was given a two-year sentence
in the ~penitentiary, in the fedora,
court at st. Joseph, for being shorr
in his money-order accounts.
Prominent educators from all ovel
Illinois are at Springfield attending
a conference of county superintend
ents OF schools and institute instruct
ors.
The officials of the finance depart
ment at Ottawa, Ont, admit that til,
picture on the face of the new Ca
madam 81 bills is that of the Anleri
can 800" lock.
/. r. Whitley, of St. Louis, who wa
recently appointed federal judge i
the Philippine islands, was the cues
of honor at a banquet given him D.
hi. associates at the bar and severa
personal friends, in st. Louis, Tues
day night.
The grand jury at Chicago rcturne
an indictment charging conspirac
against Miss Marie Defenbach,
; young woman who has been dead fo
months.
/, Chalin Sisk shot Taylor Phipps {
the l~atter's home, about three mil,
east of Eldorado, Ill. The troub
, arose because Sisk wanted TO mari
Phipps' daughter.
Nora Seaman, the 1o-year-old sist'
of Policeman James Seaman, of II
Madison Street station, New Yor
shot and instantly killed. her moth
while handling her brother mis- revc
yer.
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