The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-12-31

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a V that the Russian authorities have
closed Moscow university until FEB
ruary /, owingGto recent student DIS
t%urbances. SO sw il 1891
A Chefoo dispatch Of the 22d said
that the British7steamer Lady. Mitchell
had recently ruu the blockade at Port
Arthur. during a snOwstorm, with a
cargo of ammunition and dynamite for
the Russians. <..
Shippers at Wichita, Kas., complain
that a numberToE railroads are discrim-
mating in freiaht rates against that
town in favor of MissqpTii river cltleS.i
The Interstate commerce commission
will investigate.
According to.a dispatch from Con
stantinople toEthe London Telegraph
on the ODD, a.. Fevolution has broken
out in the Turkish vilayet of Yemen,
in Arabia. Thetrebels have hadeeon-
siderable success, Is M I
DR.. Leroy S. Chadwick andhis wife,
Mrs. Cassie /. Chadwick, were Jointly
indicted by the grand jury at Cleve-
land, O.. on the I'D, on the charge Of
having forged and uttered a s5,000.0e0
note signed Andrew Carnegie"
A correspondent of a Russian news
paper, posing as Il aTK e1ssms
to have passed through Japans visited
many important plaGass9 and e0fieeted
valuable information as to the copql[[
lions in the interior of that~AGolnHfy.-
--rr-7 Q5 &c, y.iss a3.a.
Robert Irwin, arrested near BaSlh'
Wyo., on Decemberr 23s and1S rowan,
Jail in that city, has been positively
identified as on6cofthe two bandits
who attempted to rob. 9he Cody bank
and killed Cashier. rMI i344sa4Nbgshh1 on dN91
vember 1. - ,do~od Il njqfX 81
A courier FROM uAleazar, .Merocco.I
about sixteen miles northeast OF.
Tangier, states that tribesSmpeenn fhfaYfl
surrounded AlcazarA and threaten to
sack the town ualesS elFrenth con-
sui and one British subjecthaee handed
over to them. ,saooAt d H
Rn-sian officers from 7adhfd5s baltic
SQUADRON are prepared otg1 before the
international commission, in RaFiss,
and insist that Japanese torpedo boat8
we're present Observation-Disclosures
feet on the occasionilofIqthe Dogger
bank affair in thelL Notwithstanding +"i
--@a-+.55f3 30 ySGl
According to the official canvass:
Roosevelt's popular majQTity for pres
ident of the United states is ! .746,77.
7G9. He received 2,5f7,JFS more votes
than did Parker and 9JS22I more than
were cast for McKip3eyjh 1900 in a
total vote that fell short 460,078 ofthe-
1900 vote. ,,.4- MIA, ted
A truce was arrassed; Cop theH 2Ssaj5
between the facultX0ofy Gefunn1ia9dfhia
versity and the r+sep4ommsFeb4tasa,
which resented the. suspension of fPpfi
of their number for participation in
the Kingdom GouIdlfakPAg affair, AND
which had threatenetblG0 QlttIehstuaa42
versity in a body. eunitnoo Il8d2 / j8d
Cen. Kuropatkin taaggEaafp7f5s1d a e tie.
general staff in st. Peeer5buhrg, 0nhfh6'
ODD. that he had Observation-Disclosures
from Chinese sources to the effect ttacs
the Russians hadsskeoapThrebV0S-
meter hill at PortstAp MISUNDERSTANDING
guns mounted by theoFspaAhsed yThsi
report lacks confrmatifnQ 6nB SOIL Y
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A news agency dispatch from Rome,
on the 2Gth, stated that Geh-Stoesse1;1
the Russian c~ommanders atat1cbfS Az
thur, had appealed misunderstanding
Japanese commander 2aSkiIppRg,th9tebb 4a-
tiIities be suspended for "a hours, and
that he be allowed hp4nAt9 tine to re.
move the wounded f5dR P64IAFtIdr?:
-ro-ssauod 91Dtin1
Countess Montign9So, stf0NfmmSEiy dtbsi
Grown Princess Louise, and, divorced
wife of King FredetiR RutgtGtstus. Of
Saxony, by going to9DFesdeml and try
ing to see her children on DeeeA9sef
%, has. probably forfsitedh Der aHoEt
anee of $500, one Of +heA eondftfo9s
of which was that she sshoalhnSegqse5
foot on German sol, sb.n91D III pnSL
--nH2-bns nsmofu'
It appears, accordiagitq adf2snStssla
cation just made, that1 t3ui1s4O ,Oeeiset
aside by the secretary Of war for a
c,uh building for the enlteteA freuae
governors Island, N. YSrasIaasoanter
attraction to the saloon, has, with the
execution of about $4,000, been diverted
~ the use of the officers in providing
for their comfort and pleasure.