The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-22
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
For the Week Ending July 10.

For the Week Ending July 10.
The earl of Cadogan has resigned the
lord lieutenancy OF Ireland
Texas democrats have nominated S. w.
I. Lanham, OF Parker county, for gov
arnor.
Gen. Charles H. Smith. United States
army, retired, died in Washington, aged
10 years
In the Twelfth Michigan district the re-
publicans have nominated II. o. Young for
congress.
w. w. Reisinger, captain of the United
States cruiser Philadelphia, died of fever
off Colombia.
Tomatoes have caused a loss of $1,000
600 in crops and property in Minnesota and
North Dakota.
Oscar Turner, former congressman
from the Fifth district, died at his home
near Louisville Ky.
In the Twentythird Illinois district the
republicans have nominated Joseph B.
Crowley for congress.
Maj. Gen. Lloyd Wheaton has closed his
active military career having reached the
retiring age of Ga years.
The Baltimore club has deserted the
American league and sold out to Andrew
Freedman. of New York.
A confederate veterans monument has
been dedicated on top of Valley noun
tain. near Elkins, w. Va.
Charles P. Dadant, IS years old. died at
Hamilton, Ill. He was one of the highest
authorities on bees in the world
Funeral services for Archbishop Feetin
We're held in Chicago and the remains
were placed in Calvary cemetery.
Paul Morton, at Chicago, predicts that
an enormous corn crop, which may reach
O.000 bushels, will be harvested.
John &. Lacey has been nominated for
congress for the seventh time by the re-
publicans of the Sixth district of Iowa.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Patterson, wife of Unit
ed States Senator Patterson, of Colorado,
died in Denver of nervous prostration.
John Anderson, charged with murder
ing his wife, was taken from Jail at
Owensboro, Ky, by mob and hanged.
The papers of an anarchist from Pater-
son, N j., arrested at Bra, Italy, disclose
a plot to assassinate King Victor Emman-
uel.
Chicago was swept by a violent cleo
trical and rainstorm and much damage
was done, especially in the business dis
trict.
Russia has proposed to the great pow
ers that an International conference be
held to regulate trusts in protection Of
trade
Gov. Taft's mission to Rome to secure
the withdrawal of the Philippine friars and
purchase of their lands has temporarily
failed.
Lizzie Buthmann, u years old, shot and
killed in Chicago her three-year-old cousin,
Frank kruse, whom she had been left to
attend.
Capt. Hobson, the Cuban war hero, res
cued a drowning girl who had jumped in
| the river near East St. Louis to test his
gallantry.
The number of immigrants arriving in
the United States during the fiscal year
J 1902 shows an increase Of 16O,S2o over ar
rivals in 1901.
Ex-Congressman r. B. Hawley, of Tex
as, paid 500 for a special train enabling
| him to keep luncheon engagement with
| President Roosevelt.
| North Carolinas democratic convention
| nominated Walter Clark for chief justice
of the supreme court and reattirmed the
| Kansas City platform.
| Andrew Carnegie has promised to give
| Clark university at Worcester, Mass,
100000 toward the $3.50, 900 needed to Sc
cure a bequest of 100000.
Charles Nelson, discharged convict,
murdered his wife in Chicago, and wound-
| ed himself because of jealousy al finding
her in love with another man.
The price of whisky has advanced ore
| cent on the Peoria (Ill.) board of trade.
| This brings the present price up to Sl.S1 per
gallon as basis for finished goods.
Bendit Tracy again eluded Sheriff
| CuilHee, OIL MING county, ana MS posse
of picked men, who advanced on his hid
ing place near Black Diamond, Wash.
Dr. Harvey Milligan died in Jacksonville,
| ILL.,, aged 81 years. He was professor Of
| English literature in the faculty of Illi-
nois college for 25 years, and a prominent
| mason.
Five thousand stamps, believed by de-
| tectives of the central station to have been
| included in the famous post office robbery
| of last fall, have been found in house in
| Chicago.
Cuba has requested that the United
| States coaling station in Havana harbor
| be given UP. Gov. Gen. Wood already had
turned over the title and the request will
| be granted.
Count Matsukata, former minister Of
for the United States, and believes Ameri-
rowed capital.
The new battleshlp Maine broke the
| worlds speed record for battleships,
registering 1895 knots an hour on the
builders trial trip. The contract speed
was exceeded by % mile.
| The officers of Clark university at Wor-
| cester, Mass, have received from Andrew
Carnegie a cablegram giving 100000 to-
| ward the $25O,0O0 needed to secure a bequest
Of 100000 by the late Jonas G. Clark
Secretary Root, In his final note of in
| struction to Gov Taft. wants the vati.
| can assured that the removal of the
friars from the Philippines is demanded
| only to meet wishes of Philippine Roman
| Catholics