The Springfield herald., 1901-09-27
TeLEGRAPHic sREvITiEs.

900 yen in America.
a Manila dispatch of the 18th inst.
| says General Funston is in tS. hos
pital suffering from appendicitis and
will probably be operated upon.
The transport Warren sailed from
| San Francisco on the 10th instant for
Manila with officers returning to duty
and Il number of school teachers.
One hundred persons We're more or
| less injured in the rush of people TO
see the remains of President Mckin-
| ley at the capitol building in Washing
| ton.
The mayor and chief of police of
North Bergen. Hudson county, New
Jersey, interfered to prevent meet
ing of anarchists at the home of Mrs.
BreSci.
The National Baseball League unan-
imously voted to suspend all league
championship games on Thursday. the
day of the funeral of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Fire on the 18th instant destroyed
the largest portion of o. j. Baudett Il
Co.'S carriage body works at Pontiac.
Michigan. Loss 100000, insurance
$4,000.
Mrs. Quintevalli. wife of the alleged
co-conspirator of Bresci, King Hum
bert's murderer, and Charles Martino.
have been expelled from the town of
Union Hill, New Jersey.
The Cologne Gazette asserts that all
anarchist meetings have been forbid
den in Germany since the assassina-
ton of President Mckinley, and that
all anarchist clubs will be closed.
The London Mail says: 1.-The United
States have n great man at their head.
We may expect with confidence that
Mr.. Roosevelt will be n moderating
and not an eNasperating influence"
The plant of the Glucose Sugar Re
fining Company at Peoria, Illinois,
which was closed down n week ago,
as it was then supposed indefinitely.
has started with a complement of 1,OO
men.
Anti-Italian demonstrations in Croa-
tia are reported, caused by the recent
expulsion of Austrian priests from Ital-
ian territory. The authorities are anx-
ious and are endeavoring to suppress
the news.
The constitutional convention now In
session in Virginia has cut the words
freedom of speech" out of the states
bill of rights. Members declare that
this provision is responsible for the
Presidents murder.
Emma Goldman. who is in Jail at
Chicago, has received many letters
threatening her with denth as soon rs
she appears on the streets. They have
affected her SO that she has been on
the verge of Mysteries.
1.-THE American minister to Bel
GUM" says dispatch to the London
Standard from Brussels, confirms
the report that the United States will
no longer oppose international meas
ures against anarchists
Major General Corbin has reached
Victoria. British Columbia, from Ma
niIa. When the pilots took the news
of the assassination of President Me-
Kinley on board he was prostrated
and tears rolled down his cheeks.
Frederick ]. V. skiff of Chicago, for
merly of Denver, has been appointed
to direct and supervise in all depart
ments the exhibits at the Worlds fair
to be held in St Louis in 1903. He is
now director-in-chief of the Field Co
lumbar museum, Chicago.
II. d. Peery of Ogden, Utah, died on
the nth inst. Mr.. Pecry was an in
innate friend of Brigham Young, and
had amassed n fortune estimated at
S2,OOo.OOO. He had been mayor of Cg-
den and also served in the territorial
Legislature and constitutional conyen-
ton.
DR. S. w. Burson, accused of being
an anarchist, and who was expelled
from his boarding house at Boise, Ida
no, for utterances rejecting approval
of the assassination of the President,
was arrested, charged with disturbing
the peace, and released on bonds for
hearing later.
Colonel B. II. Howell is under arrest
in Lawton. Oklahoma, for the alleged
killing of X. G. Goree at Mcknight on
| September 4th. His son, James Il.
Howell. is also under arrest charged
with completely in the affair. The
shooting resulted from Il dispute for
town lot.
Comte Henri de Ia Vaulx is prepar-
ing for his trip across the Mediterran-
can in n balloon. He will not, however,
be followed as he desired, by two
| French cruisers, as the government re-
fused to expose the vessels unneces-
sarily to the dangers of Mediterranean
| navigation in equlnoctial weather.
The annual report of the Northern
| Pacific road shows gross earnings for
the year ending June Both of $50 ,5GO,-
9S4, an increase of S2,245.516, and net
earnings of S15,920,640, an increase of
1894 $50 The dividends paid aggre-
gate S6,2O0.0OO. Over $2,OOO,OOO was
expended in betterments and the total
surplus is $3,oI ,42i, an increase of ST..
OO2, ,G19.
Fusion between the Democratic and
| Populist parties of Nebraska was eff
| fected by their state conventions OF
the 1Tth inst. The Democrats Were