The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-12

BY the Patterson followers as insuring his
election
New York. Jan. 12-The Pan-American
/ Steamship company, which was fncorpor-
ated three weeks ago in New Jersey. will
/ begin the operation in the spring of a reg
ular freight service between this port and
China, Japan and the Philippines. via. the
/ Suez canal weekly service will be es-
New York, Jan. 12.-Papers in a demand
/ for $4,000 damages from the government
this city, American citizen, are to be
/ fled with the secretary of state next
! the province of Casia biuca Morocco al
| leges that in April, 1897 the government
seized his property and killed his native
| servant
Boston, Jan. 12--Charles E. Bockus, for
many years an editorial writer on the
Boston Herald. was instantly killed last
night by an express train at dorchester.
Shanghai Jan. 12-The China Gazette
asserts that three Italian warships have
ment is not confirmed officially, but there
are rumors of Italys intention to acquire
station north Of San Nun.
Denver Col, Jan. Pit is announced
that an agreement has been reached for a
senatorial caucus of the fusion members
OF the leglsiatllre at 3 o'clock Monday
senator will be taken in the house sep
arately January Is.
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 12.-As a re-
suit pr the investigation conducted on
Morse, Captain John F. Schiller has been
relieved Of command Of the vessel. The
trouble arose from differences between
Captain Schiller and Quartermaster Baker
of the Grant on the homeward trip of the
transport.
Tacoma, Wn;. Jan. 12--The torpedo boat
Goldsborough has been repaired and will
be taken out for a speed trial She wAI
be submitted to the government test as
soon as possible.
Vancouver. B. c. Jan. 12-The city of
New Westminster escaped a cafasfropI1e
snow caused the roof of the opera house
to collapse during a performance: The
resulted from the crush
London. Jan. 12-According to advices
from Berlin the health of the Dowager
Empress Frederick is again causing anx-
New York. Jan. 12-Henry Amy of the
banking house of H Amy & Co, Wall
street died today at his home in this city
aged z years He was active in the or
ganizat1on OF the Denver & Rio Grande
railway.
London. Jan. Pm. Dewitt. the Rus
sian minister of finance will be created
a count at the Russian New Year, ac-
to the Daily Express, in recognition Of his
services to the empire.
London, Jan 12-According to dis
patch to the Daily Mail from Shanghai,
Chu Chou massaeres, has been sentenced
to death.
London. Jan. 12--It is reported that Sir
William Butler viii be appointed Iieuten-
ant general commanding troops in Canada
in succession to Lord William Frederick
Ernest Seymour
London, Jan. 12.-The Daily Mail pub
fishes a two column article signed by
Mark Hanna discussing the aspect of the
merchant shipping question in the United
States giving
ing the bill now before the United States
senate.
Washington. Jan. 2.-Representative
tee has reported to the ho,Ise a biz re-
vising and codifying the postal laws No
radical change in existing laws are pro-
posed in the bill.
Omaha, Jan. notwithstanding the
decision of the Grand Army not to hold
its encampment at Denver. the Chicago
a. Northwestern has just issued a notice
per mile rate to Denver in case the en-
campment is held there. This action of
previously taken by the Union Pacific,
Rock Island and Burlington.
Princeton. Ind. Jan. 12.-Joseph Keith
who on April g. in Norwich county, muir
on May e near Evansville. was today SEN
fenced by the jury to be hanged.
St. Petersburg. Jan. 1a.-Dispatches from
Sebastapol deprecate the sufferings of B.
throughout the southwest as extreme. one
train was inaccessible for a whole week /
and others for two or three days. The
passengers Were largely school children
and others going home for the holidays.
Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 1.-THE legisIa-
tive election is proceeding here The re-
suits thus far are against Joseph Cham
berlain's desire to revert to crown govern |
ment
Colon. Colombia. Jan. 12.-The. few reb-
els who were outside the town of Panama. |
have been driven back to the bush by !
the government troops. There is no ex- |
tensive revolutionary movement
Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 12-The mail
from Demarra brings a report of large /
finds Of diamonds in the interior Of Brit I
ish Guiana A company has been formed I
St. Petersburg. Jan. 12.-The Sarkoe-
l<elo palace the summer palace. seventeen /
prepared for the reception of the car,
who is expected January q
sixteen stock exchange firms which re- /
Gently failed aggregate 2 GOO. 900 pounds, in /
one case the figure reaching 900 900 pounds. /
Washington. Jan 12.-The senate com
mittee on judiciary has authorized a IA /
vorable report upon Senator HOar's bill /
Tor the punishment OF train robbery The /
Dill provides a penalty OF twenty years
imprisonment and a fine of Sc, 600, or both, /
for the offense.
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