Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1903-11-27
NEWS OF THE DAY
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Cream of Late Dispatches From the
Four Quarters of the Globe.


Four Quarters of the Globe.
The London outlook severely at
tacks the attitude of the United States
ut Panama.
Brazil is ready to acknowledge the
independence of Panama when apph-
cation is made.
Panama has rejected all of the peace
proposals of Colombia.
1t develops that Panama is not re-
sponsible forsth bonde d debt of Col
ombia.
Premier Won Koerber replied to
Premier Tisza in the Reichsrath.
The Prussian Diet elections were
marked by much violence.
The Kaiser will go south, as he can
not stand the rigors of German win
ter.
An attempt was made to asssssinate
the tutor of King Alfonso at Madrid.
King Victor and Queen Helena
have left for Italy.
The FRENCH Government passed an
amendment to the educational law pro-
hibiting members of congregations
from teaching in the higher schools,
by small majority.
Ephraim W. Clark, serving life
sentence for murder as one of the
mutineers on the schooner Jefferson
Borden, has been pardoned by Pre- ST.
dent Roosevelt.
F. M. Drake, Ex-Governor of Iowa
is dead.
Patrick A. Collins is the Democratic
nominee for Mayor of Boston. The
Republicans named George N. Swallow
Judge Joseph E. Gary, of Chicago,
has celebrated the fortieth anniversary
of his career on the bench. m
The Twentieth United States Infan-
try has left Fort Sheridan for the
Philippines. HEo
The Russian Press says the Panama
incident proves the imperialistic ten
dency of this country.
1t is said the indictment of Senator
Dietrich saved District Attorney Sum-
mers from dismissal.
Commander Hubbard declares that
the Colombians practically made war
on the United States during the
trouble at Colon.
The last proposition ot'the Colorado
mine-owners is being accepted by the
miners. v
Miller and Johns charged with con-
spiracy in connection with the postal
scandals, have been acquitted at
Cincinnati.
Socialists in the Federation Of Labor
will try to defeat President Gompers
with a Socialistic candidate.
Two men were killed in q collision
on the Norfolk and Western near
Matewan, W. Va. e. 81 s.
W. J. Bryan is being shown many
courtesies in London,
n The assignment of the Borgla Gal
lery to Cardinal Del Val has evoked
some protest, which is allayed by the
announcement that the gallery will
remain open to the public.
The Lebaudy airship blew up wher
it came in contact with tree. /.
~ naturalized American named Allen
is under arrest in France for snspic-
ious actions in getting information
about French Notifications at Cher
bourg. astsf
General Reyes had q futile confer
ence with the Panamian Commis-
sioners at Colon, and was surprised at
the things he learned. He gave ouf
an interview in which he said he was
going to Washington to see tho
President. He said Admiral Coghlan
officially told him the United States
would not permit Colombian troops to
reach the Isthmus. He says Colombia
will not submit to this, but agreed to
withhold action until he reached
Washington. The American guaran-
tee OF the sovereignty of Panama was
great blow.to him.
Tom Horn, noted army scout and
Indian fighter, has been executed at
Cheyenne. Wyo., for the murder Of a
boy. as
Fire at Louisville destroyed the old
Masonic Temple. used as theatre.
causing loss of 50 25. 900. @'s
Sau Domingo city is still under FIRE
of insurgent forces. The French
cruiser has landed marines for pro-
lection OF the Consulate.