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TWO BANKS TO RESUME. They Comply With All the Government's Requirements. Washington, Jan 17.-Two national banks, which recently failed, have been permitted to reopen their doors for business after satisfying the controller of the currency that they have complied with all the conditions imposed by him. They are the First National Bank of Holldaysburg, Pa., which suspended Dec. 14, 1896, and the Merchants and Planters National Bank of Bryan, Tex., which suspended Dec. 23, 1896.
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PERMITTED TO RE-OPEN. Washington, Jan. 27.-Two national banks which recently failed, have been permitted to reopen their doors for business after satisfying the comptroller of the currency that they have complied with all conditions imposed by him. They are the First National bank of Hollodaysburg, Pa., which suspended Dec. 14, 1896, and the Merchants' and Planter's National bank of Bryan, Tex., which suspended Dec. 23, 1896.
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TWO BANKS RESUME. Washington, Jan. 27.-Two national banks which recently failed have been. permitted to reopen their doors for business after testifying to the comptroller of the currency that they have complied with all regulations imposed by him. They are the First National Bank of Hollidaysburg, Pa., which suspended December 14, 1896, and the Merchants' and Planters' National Bank, of Bryan, Texas, which suspended December 23, 1896.
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NEWS OF THE FAILED BANKS Washington Institution Closes With a Depositors-Pa1d-in-Fuli Notice, Olympia, Wash., Jan. 27.-The following notice was this morning posted on the door of the First National bank as the first announcement of its suspension: "Owing to unexpected heavy withdrawals of deposits, this bank is compelled to suspend until we can realize on our assets. Depositors will not lose a dollar. "A. A. PHILLIPS, President." Mr. Phillips stated that the immediate cause of the suspension was the withdrawal by the state treasurer of $35,000 of state money. This frightened other depositors, who made a run on the bank, forcing it to close its doors. The state deposits were withdrawn on January 1. The liabilities of the bank are $100,000, $75,000 being individual deposits of residents of this town and county. The assests are stated to be $226,000, a large amount of which can be realized on very soon. Youngstown, O., Jan. 27.-It is estimated today that at least 100 people living between East Lewiston and Columbiana will lose sums ranging from $500 to $20,000 each through the failure of the Ohio Lumber and Mining company, which went under about a month ago, carrying with it the Easterly bank at Columbiana. This company, composed of members of the Mennonites, a religious sect, was incorporated eight years ago, with a capital stock of $50,000. The company bought 24,000 acres of fortst land in Virginia with the idea of making and selling railroad ties, but things went from bad to worse until a crash came, and it comes out that this was the strain that broke the Easterly bank last month. Cincinnati, O., Jan. 27.-The probability of a clash between the state and national authorities over the receivership of the First National bank of Newport seems now to be remote. Judge Helm is away in Washington, as are also Receiver Wilshire and Commissioner Hodge, who was to have been appointed receiver by Judge Helm. Itnow appears that the course proposed by Judge Helm will not be followed, and that there will be no interference/with the appointment of Wilshire. made by Comptroller Eckles. Washington, Jan. 27.-The Merchants' and Planters' National bank, of Bryan, Texas, which suspended payment December 23, 1896, having complied with the conditions imposed by the comptroller of the currency and its capital stock being now unimpaired, has been permitted to re-open its doors for business. Washington, Jan. 27.-The First National bank of Holidaysburg, Pa., which suspended payment December 14, 1896, having complied with the conditions imposed by the comptroller of the currency and its capital stock being now unimpaired, has been permitted to re-open its doors for business. Washington, Jan. 27.-The comptroller of the currency has appointed William E. Hughes of New Orleans receiver of the Mutual National bank of New Orleans.
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Texas Bank to Reopen. Washington, January 27.-The Merchants and Planters' National bank of Bryan. Texas, which suspended payment December 23, 1896, has compled with the conditions imposed by the comptroller of the currency. and its capital stock being now unimpained, has been permitted to reopen its doors for business.
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VOL. XXIX. GREENVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS., SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1897. FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. HENBY T. YREYS, in M'KINLEY'S CABINET. A TRIPLE MURDERER. (Second Session.) THE DUSKY EX-QUEEN. SENATE Two babies were burned to death at Linton, Ind. WASHINGTON. Jan. 28. Senate bill to The Next Secretary of the TreasArrest of Arthur Palmer, of MamaNear East Norwalk, Vu., five men Liliuokalani Will Prolong Her Stay extend the time for the completion of ury at Canton. in Washington Awhile. St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroneck, N. Y., at St. Louis. were run over and killed by a freight IREYS &L ST train. road through Indian reservations was passed. The immigration bill. as reported by THE CABINET IS NOW NEARLY FILLED. Several petitions favoring the immethe conference committee, passed the COLD DAY FOR AUTOGRAPH HUNTERS. HE HAS THREE LIVES TO ANSWER FOR, house. diate ratification of the arbitration treaty were presented. The national manufacturers' conThe Portfolio of Agriculture Has Not Mr. Allen (pop., Neb:) offered a reso. The Ex-Queen, Who Has Received vention adopted tariff and reciprocity On Monday, January 18, He Shot and General Insurance Yet Been Assigned-The Political resolutions. lution instructing the committee on Numerous Invitations to Social Killed His Mother, Sister and Broth. Work of the Republican NationPacific railroads to inquire and report The battleship Texas will be ready Gatherings, May Grace One or er at Their Dairy Farm in al Committee to Go On. whether under existing law, the execto go to sea February 28. She will proTwo with Her Presence. Westchester, N. Y. GREE utive department has authority to ceed to Galveston. 211 Main Street, foreclose the government mortgaged Col. John Hay will serve as first asthe Union Pacific railroad and to sell CANTON, O., Jan. 28.-Maj. McKinley sistant secretary of state in the McKinNEW YORK, Jan. 28.-A Sun special ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28. Arthur Palmer, the property without additional legis. reeted Lyman J. Gage, of Chicago, ley administration We represent none but relia from Washington says: of Mamaroneck N. Y., who murdered lation; also as to the authority of the ery cordially when he arrived, and The National board of trade has Liliuokalani, ex-queen of the Hahis mother, brother and sister at that and solicit a share of your busin president or the attorney-genhey withdrew at once for a private made recommendations to congress rewaiian islands, will be in Washington point on Monday, January 18, was eral to contract in advance of conference. garding currency reform. until the middle of next week, if not arrested at the Planters hotel Wednes= sale, for the amount that is to Maj. McKinley had not seen Mr. W. Two men were killed and three inlonger. Wednesday she gave this inJ. S. WALKER, President. ay afternoon by Police Captain O'Mal. be bid; also whether it is not age for some years. When the presi jured when a train dashed into a hand formation to Commissioner "Paraley and Detective Gocking. Palmer the duty of the president and of the ent-elect was last in Chicago, Mr. car near Bluefield, W. Va. mount" Blount's who called to pay was known to the hotel people as Paul secretary of the treasury to redeem or age called upon him, but happened Jones, under which name he had been her a social visit. Private ecretary Near New Roe. ky., two children of otherwise clear off, all the paramount call when he was enjoying a drive Palmer gave an evasive answer when registered at the hotel since WednesDan Elkins were burned to a crisp in liens by paying the same and directing the park. When Mr. Gage leaves asked if the ex-queen would again call day, January 20. a fire which destroyed their home. the attorney-general in the meantime anton he will have received and acon President Cleveland. The arrest was made in response to Merchants and Plant to refrain from interfering in the A large number of petitions favoring epted the tender of the treasury a long-distance telephone message refurther stipulations or agreements reGreenville. Miss the passage of the Torrey bankruptcy ortfolio. He hasalready declared that ceived from Sheriff Johnson of Westbill were presented to the senate. specting the sale of the property. chester county, in which county the The senate at 2:12 p. m. went into Berry Wall was relieved of a $450 executive session on motion of Senator triple murder was committed. The Collections and Corresponden gold watch at Albans, N. Y., when he sheriff said that he had received inCullom for the purpose of considering went there to attend the Platt banAll correspondence answered and remittances formation from a man in New York the nomination of William S. Forman, quet. City, who had received a letter from of Illinois, to be commissioner of inThe glove contest bill was introPalmer, to the effect that Palmer was ternal revenue, upon which a favoraInterest Paid on Time duced in the Nevada senate and restopping at the Planters hotel under ble report has been made. ferred to the committee on public the name of Paul Jones, and he asked HOUSE. morals. Foreign Exchange on all Civili the St. Louis police to arrest and hold The speaker laid before the house R Wednesday's statement of the condithe latter. NEW YORK CORRESPONDE number of private bills with the sention of the treasury showed: AvailaThe crime with which Palmer is ate amendments, which were agreed ble cash balance, $229,920,399; gold recharged shocked the entire country by NATTONAL PARK to. Other bills, which the house had serve, $143,889,380. its brutality and causelessness Palamended, were sent to conference, the The senate defeated the amendment mer lived with his mother. sister Gersenate refusing to accept the house ESTABLISHED 1885 to the military acadamy bill providing trude and brother Leonard on a dairy amendments. that West Point cadets attend the infarm. He was married and his selecEx Queen Liliuokalani. By unanimous consent a bill was auguration ceremonies, tion of a wife seems to have caused "That is a matter for her majesty to considered and passed to extend the The house committee on labor has some estrangement between himself answer," he said. "I have no informatime for the construction by the East authorized a favorable report on a bill and his family, and ultimately caused tion as to the queea's movements, aside Nebraska & Gulf Railway Co. of its WALL to prohibit the employment of prison the tragedy. On the evening of Janfrom the fact that she expressed a deline through the Omaha and Winne labor on government buildings. uary 18, while he was seated in the sire to see Washington's public buildbago reservation, Nebraska. house with his mother and sister, he W. J. Bryan addressed the Texas ings as soon as the cold condition of FOUNDRY and MACHIN To half a dozen others, mostly pri. suddenly drew a revolver. and, withlegislature and urged the enactment the weather permits. vate pension bills, objection was made GRE 220 to 224 Central Avenue. out a word, commenced firing at his The intention of the ex-queen was of laws prohibiting corporations from Lyman J. Gage. and they went over. sister. He shot her three times and contributing to campaign funds. to ride about Washington Wednesday, could accept the honor, if it were A FAIR CONVICT. Pay bus the weather was such that she did then turned the weapon on his mother. John Wanamaker is going to build a fered him, and he will be given to putting two bullets into her. not venture out doors. Several ladies church by way of a thank offering for derstand that Maj. McKinley desires Special A Young and Pretty Missouri Woman ConBoth women fell to the floor and the called during the day, but were told the escape of his big Philadelphiast in in his cabinet. The presidentvicted of Receiving Stolen Goods. murderer turned to run out of the that she was not receiving callers, and from destruction by fire Tuesday. Attention ect said, in speaking of the cabinet, FORT SCOTT, Kas., Jan. .-After a house. As he left the house he met they were not admitted. Fourth AssistThe Merchants' and Planters' naat though all of the positions had jury convicted Mattie Price, a pretty ant Postmaster General Maxwell was Leonard running towards it from the to tional bank of Bryan, Tex., which sust been filled. that the end was in and fashionable Missouri woman, barn, where he had heard the shootthe only member of the administrapended payment December 23, 1896, ht. It is understood upon excellent Wednesday, of having received and ing. The murderer fired at Leonard, tion who saw the deposed queen Repairing has been permitted to resume busithority that no one has yet been concealed 15 bolts of silk, stolen by the ball striking him in the forehead, Thursday. The once exalted lady has ness. ered the portfolio of agriculture. burglars from Goodsell, Calhoun & killing him instantly. Then the triple Machinery. been besieged by persons desiring her New York situation remains unTwelve men were indicted by the Co.'s store in this city. her lover, murderer returned to the house, hastiautograph, but to one and all she has grand jury in Chicago for swindling anged, with Gen. Stewart L. WoodAl Peck, pleaded guilty to the ly gathered together a few articles of refused to give it. She said to Private If your Engine, Boiler, Saw Mi the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. to rd the only possibility within the same charge, and John Anderson clothing and ran to the depot, a half Secretary Palmer, however, that beblie view. the extent of $4,000 by means of forged Press, or any other Machine pleaded guilty to the charge of burmile where he boarded a passing fore she left Washington she would tickets. Gen. Wm. M. Osborne, of Boston, glary. The Price girl is the fairest repairs, send to me train and came direct to this city. probably gratify the wishes of Charles H. Kearns is charged with eretary of the Republican national woman ever convicted of a felony here When the neighbors arrived at the some autograph seekers. SecreKeep on hand Engines, Boilers. Pumps, Pipes mmittee, said that the story sent forging the name of D. L. Morehead to and must go to the penitentiary for Palmer house, attracted by the shoottary Palmer gave the further int from Cleveland to the effect that a money order for $15, issued October Pulleye, Couplings, Grate Bars, Boiler Frouts, and all from one to five years. She is from ing, they found the mother and sister formation that the ex-queen has 19, 1896, at Eldora, III., and made payCastings had been determined by Maj. McPettis county, Mo., near Sedalia, and still breathing. Mrs. Palmer regained been invited out to all sorts of social able at St. Louis. uley and Mr. Hanna to discontinue Estimates Made Free of C her mother and step-father, named consciousness long enough to make a gatherings, but up to this time she political work of the national Editor Rosewater of the Omaha Bee Gaskett, now live in Benton county, Works Opposite Georgia Pacific Depot. statement of the shooting, and then has declined all invitations. "She nmittee and to practically close the Mo. Peck is a son of a prominent is authority for the statement that expired. The daughter died a few may attend one or two society meettional headquarters in Washington moments later. President-elect McKinley is opposed to family in this city and Anderson was ings before leaving Washington," said s without foundation. The matter the annexation of Hawaii or any other A search for the murderer was made. a boyhood acquaintance of the Price NOTICE TO PLAN he. s not aiscussed and there is no inwoman, his home being in Pettis counforeign territory. but he had disappeared. It was said If proof were needed to show that tion whatsoever of stopping the ty. He will probably get 15 years. that he had become suddenly insane, A dispatch from Milan, Italy, says the city of Washington is full of rk. About half of the stolen silks were rehaving on a previous occasion been that, after repeated violent quarrels, curiosity seekers, a visit to the covered in the Price woman's room. Organization and our campaign of confined in an insane asylum, from Shoreham would furnish it. The Princess Chimay packed her trunks, ucation will go steadily forward. which he had been discharged, apparpaid her own bill and left her gypsy hotel people say they never before SMOTHERED TO DEATH. idea of stopping it is absurd and ently cured. lover, Rigo, stranded. have had so many curious ones now such a thing was neither disPremier Canovas will, in his reforms about the corridors. Many in passing Sad Fate of Theodore During in a Fire: BUTCHER FONDEVIELLA. sed nor considered by the presifor Cuba, make great commercial conby on the outside turn their eyes in Bay City, Mich. t-elect and Mr. Hanna. cessions to the United States as a sop the direction of the ex.queen's apartWeyler's Bloodthirsty Lieutenant to Be BAY CITY, Mich., Jan. 28.-The Van ol. J. H. Brigham, of Ohio, the ofments, which are located on the third to Americans to help them to swallow Chief of Police of Havana. Emster block, a frame building two al head of the national grange. floor front. The negro population in the Spanish proposals. stories high at the head of WashingNEW YORK, Jan. 28.-A dispatch to I, in all probability, be appointed particular has great curiosity to see Representative Erman, of St. Louis, ton avenue, was gutted by fire shortly the Sun from Havana says: The nomistant secretary of agriculture. the dusky lady. introduced a bill in the Missouri house ination of the Butcher Fondeviella as after a. m. Theodore During, aged to appropriate $6,000 for a statue of 68, unmarried, who occupied one of chief of police of Havana, which was CHOSEN ARBITRATORS. SWEPT BY FIRE. Senator Thomas Hart Benton in Bellethe rooms on the second floor, was reported as probable some days ago, is fontaine cemetery, St. Louis. smothered. Florentine J. Van Emef Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer an accomplished fact. It is said that The Business Portion of Centerburg, O., Gov. Mount of Indiana signed the On the Venezuelan Commission. ster, the druggist of the city and a Weyler signed the appointment in the Nearly Wiped Out. member of the first state pharmacy field in Matanzas province. The terbill directing the Vandalia Railroad EW YORK, Jan. dispatch from COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 28.-Fire deCo. to make an accounting as to its board, was terribly burned about the ror, therefore, from which Guanabacoa shington says: Melville W. Fuller, stroyed almost the entire business porhead and willdie. Mrs. Van Emster and alleged debt of about $1,000,000 to the has suffered, is going to be felt in the ef justice of the United States sution of the town of Centerburg, 50 state school fund under an old charfour young daughters and her mother capital. me court, and David J. Brewer, asmiles north of Columbus, on the Cleveand a sister were rescued by passerster. iate justice, have been nominated land, Akron & Columbus railway. Missouri Legislature. by. The property loss is small. commissioners to serve on the arbiOtis Day, aged 21 years, whose parColumbus sent the assistance of a part JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Jan. 28.-In ents reside at Sumner, Mo., was intion tribunal appointed to deterKILLED BY BURGLARS. of its fire department, but it arrived the house a communication was restantly killed by a tree, which he had e the boundary line between Ventoo late to do much good. ceived from the state federation of lafelled on the farm of William Lilly, ela and British Gniana. The fire started in the basement of Virgil M. Moore, a Chattanooga Grocerybor thanking the members of the house near Chillicothe. His head was literman, Fatally Shot. Steera's clothing store. Its origin is I have the Latest Improved ( for the passage of the fellow-servant ally crushed. unknown. The total loss is about bill The house passed the Rebo flour CHATTANOOGA Tenn., Jan. 28. I can do your Gin work at less Miss Lulu Carver, 17 years old, $75,000, most of the property being bill, providing that 49 pounds shall an early hour Virgil M. Moore, a wellprices, and save freight charges. daughter of a prominent farmer near but partially covered by insurance. constitute a sack of flour, instead of 48 to-do groceryman of this city, was Fulton, Ky., was choked into insenpounds, as at present. In the senate on all kinds of Gin and Engine called to his store by the ringGEN. MARTINEZ CAMPOS. sibility and outraged by a negro. A a bill was introduced providing for a ing of a burglar alarm. He surhundred men are scouring the country JOS. WALL, special tax for the benefit of free pubprised four white men in the act of Former Captain-General May Return to for the brute. lic libraries. Cuba to Inaugurate Proposed Reforms. pillaging the place, but when ordered to The bodies of 14 girls have been throw up their hands they opened fire NEW YORK Jan. 8.-The Sun's HaActs Approved. found in a small cave near the Spanish nhimatcloserange, inflicting wounds vana correspondent says: WASHINGTON Jan. 28. The president encampment at Guanabacoa. They from which e died later. One of the From Madrid it is cabled to La MISSISSIPPI COTTON has approved the acts authorizing the were discovered by a boy. The bodies robbers was wounded and left a trail Lucha that Gen. Martinez Campos has construction of a bridge across the had been cruelly violated and hacked of blood through to the bank conferred with the queen regent, and Columbia river, in the county of SteGREENVILLE M with machetes. of the Tennessee river. this fact is greatly commented upon. vens, Wash., and private bills grantIt is probable that there will be legAt the same time Senor Canovas has SAMUEL NURSE Manager. ing pensions to Susan E. Cunningham, A DOUBLE MURDERER. islation in the present congress indeclared that, in a few days, the reGeorge M. Brooks, Sarah E. Conley, creasing the pensions of survivors of Green forms for Cuba will be ready and pubFanny Moale Gibbon, widow of Maj. Colin Daughdrill to be Hanged at Gadsthe Indian and Mexican wars. The lished in the Caceta. It is believed Gen. John Gibbon, and Richard Brookden, Ala., March 5. SMANUFACTURERS OFhouse committee on pensions has reins. that the queen proposes to Martinez BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 28. The ported favorably a bill having this end trv