Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1903-01-30
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interest in the Santa Fe. and unless
it secures il will build an extension
to the Pacific coast.
A Catholic priest in st. Louis ad-
vises the use of dynamite on English
war vessels and army barracks in
the event of Colonel Lynch being
put to death.
Private secretaries OF congress
men have organized union to pre-
vent their salaries being taken from
them.
A Brooklyn school boy drew
pistol on his school teacher because
she would not return love.
Negroes planned to assassinate a
negro doctor residing IN Wynne,
Ark, but the internal machine
would aot explode.
Senator Teller was reelected to
the United States senate by the
Colorado legislature.
Ten men in the Birmingham jail
are doomed to the gallows.
The latest developments in the
Venezuelan situation have led MIN
ister Bowen to conclude that set
Element is at hand.
Great Britain is concerned over
Ihe Cuban reciprocity treaty, and
serious differences are likely to arise
between that country and the
United States.
Latest information from Venezuela
avs the Germans did not lombard
San Carlos or Thursday
Major Glenn has been acquit ted ol
:he charge of ordering aFilipiEos
silled by administering fhe water
,ure for the purpose of securing in
formation.
King Osacr of Sweden will tempo
.ariiy turn the crown over to
Crown Prince Gustaf.
The Panama Canal Company's Off
GERS are satisfied that the signing of
ihe treaty means the building OF the
canal.
The American government is re-
ported to be growing decidedly sus
picious of Germany.
American naval officers are said
10 be angry at the bombardment OF
Fort Carlos, and are anxious to try
conclusions with the German navy.
The house judiciary committee
has favorably reported the anti
trust bill.
Two men were killed and four Sc
riously injured by a recent dyna-
mite explosion at PittsburR.
Two of the injured of the battle
snip Massachusetts, explosion .have
died.
There is a movement in Texas
looking 10 the making of a new Con-
stitution.
The Texas legislature j is having
difficulty in finding a reEedy for
the boil weevil pest.
Anxiety is felt for the safety OF
the coal-laden vessels afoat for this
country.
Lord Charles Beresford is out in
another interview critieising the
Anglo-German alliance.
The farmers of the country are
organizing a gigantic union.
A mammoth coastwise shipping
trust is being organized at Boston.
Senator Morgan declares that
Germany is itching for asfight with
the United States. and 1--WE are
dangerously near giving it>to her. "
The reciprocity treaty between
the United States and Cuba threat
ems to raise one of the most serious
differences of opinion between Great
Britain and the United States that
has occurred for years.
The bombardment Of Venezue-
Ian fort by German warships has
caused another cutburst of feeling
in Great Britain against the Anglo
German alliance.
The British governments has {
nroblem on its hands in deciding
what should be done with Arthur
Lynch. the Irish member OF parlia-
ment. who was convicted of treason
for lighting with the Boers.
After a trial in New Orleans last
;np four days, Joseph Calamia ha
been acquitted OF the murder OF Sal
vador Luciano. The jury was ou
four hours.
South Greenfield, Mo.-A fast ex
nress train ran into an open switcl
ook;no the train. kill