Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-24
THE TELEGRAPH SUMMARY
NEWS OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF
A Complete Review of the Events OF
the Past Week-In This Rad For
eign Lands-Taken From the
Latest Dispatches.

Gus Rubin has signed the articles of
the agreement for a match with James
J. Jeffries.
Strong failure at New York not so
bad as estimates of six millions are
out of bounds of reason.
Santiago Ortez was hanged at Yuma
Ariz. At Harrisburg, August IL, Ortez
murdered w. s. Murphy, an old store
keeper, and robbed him of his money.
During the cool weather last week
the yellow fever situation improved at
Havana. Sixty-five cases are now I'M
der treatment, including seven Ameri-
cans
At Phoenix, Ariz, William and Thos.
Halderman we're hanged in Tombstone
iail for the murder of Ted Moore. Both
died without the slightest exhibition Of
fear.
Joe Cans of Baltimore knocked out
Kid Parker of Denver in the fourth
round of what was to have been a 10.
round fight, before the Colorado Ath-
letic association at Denver.
The John Cudahy Packing & Provis-
ion company was incorporated at
Springfield, ILL.,, last week, as the first
step in organizing a $10,000,000 organ
iZation embracing all the John Cudahy
packing interests.
Queen Victoria received a detach-
ment of mixed colonial troops, includ-
ing number of Canadians at Wind.
sor, and personally thanked them for
their loyal services to the empire.
Addison G. harris, United States
minister at Austria, has offered his re-
signation to President Mckinley. He
will return to his law practice in Indi-
annapolis soon after the Inauguration
of President Mckinley in March.
Theodore Youngblood, aged % years,
was shot and instantly killed by John
bud, I'll. The murderer. escaped but
the authorities hope to capture him.
A retired army officer, Captain Odon-
nahur, correspondent of the Lokal
Anzieger, confirms the statements of
the German soldiers letters from Chi
ma, saying: Nobody is left alive after
the battle. The butts of the rifles finish
what bullets and bayonets fail to do"
Porter, colored, was burned at the
stake near Limon, Col, on the exact
spot his victim persisted. His agony
was awful. Shrek after shrek from
the doomed wretch told his sufferings.
Father of the murdered girl lit the
wood, then stepped back and watched
the brute die.
Dispatches received by the officials
in Tor 10
state that band of raiding Apaches
from San Carlos reservation, Arizona,
assaulted the town of Pecheco, Mexico,
so miles from Casa Grande. In fight
which followed II Indians were killed
and six Mormons wounded.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad
Co. has advanced the price of No. 2
foundry iron rs cents per ton, making
an advance of 81 per ton ON the grade
since the presidential election. Orders
for more than the entire output of the
furnaces of the company have been
booked since November 1.
AT Charlotte, N. c., a mob intent up
on lynching a negro in Jail at Abe
marie, battered down section of the
Jail wall, securing the prisoner, and
dragged him through the hole in the
wall AS soon as the negro touched
ground he ran and escaped. The negro
was accused of poisoning DR.. Love, who
died several months ago.
In velocity Of wind and high surf
Nome had the worst storm of the sea-
son, beginning October 81. Passengers
OF the Oregon report that it lasted with
Jury until November 8, being still in
progress though milder when that YES
sci sailed. After the wind had blown
from the southeast for 16 hours, dur
ing which time all the vessels in port
put to sea, it suddenly veered to the
west, the thermometer dropping nearly
81 degrees. Rain, STOW and hail fell.
More or less damage was done to prop
erty along the front.
Governor Beckham of Kentucky has
taken bride, MISS Jean Raphael Fuqua.
Corbett thinks he has the proper in
JUDGEMENTS and wants to fight Jeffries.
Washington and Baltimore are to be in
GUIDED in the American baseball circuit.
heavy wind in northern Ohio recently
reached velocity of 60 miles an hour at
Cleveland.
When Dom Paul landed in France a
great popular demonstration occurred.
Nlarsellles received the famous Durgher
with open arms.
The republican members of the ways and
means committee have decided to make a
reduction of $30,O00,OO0 in the revenues.
United States Ambassador Choate at
LONDON has made representations to the
british foreign office on the subject of the