The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-27
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
For the week Ending sunr Fl.

Cuban reciprocity is declared dead for
the present session of congress.
Tennessee republicans have nominated H..
t. Campbell, of Carter. for governor.
The Maine democrats have nominated s.
u. Goulo, of Skowhegan, for governor.
The business part of the town of Koochi-
chlng, Mimi, has been wiped out by fire.
Albert A. Ames, mayor of Minneapolis,
mas been indicted on a charge of bribery.
Fire at Creole, Col, destroyed property
valued at $500, 600 and made 60 familieshome-
less.
The government crop report says con-
oielons are favorable in the central corn
states.
The transport Fitzpatrick arrived in San
FRANCISCO from Manila with $50 troops on
board.
Troops are now guarding the silk mills
at Paterson, N. j., to prevent riots by
strikers.
In the Eighth Indiana district the dem
ocrats have nominated j. E. Truesdale for
congress.
The United Irish Leagues will keep corona
ton day in London as a day of mourning
for Ireland"
Walter Gordon was hanged at Brandon,
Man. for the murder of Charles Daw and
Jacob Smith.
Michigan university gave degrees to 77s
graduates, Notre Dame to Al and Wis
consin to 2O3.
The bituminous coal supply is not enough
TO last three months, if a general miners
strike is called.
An explosion in a powder mill at Seward,
Pa, killed four men, and two others were
fatally injured.
The democrats of the Fifth Ohio district
nave renominated John S.. Shook, of Pauld-
ing, for ongress.
After a separation OF 81 years Abraham
Burns and his brother Joseph We're united
at Hammond, Ind.
The senate in executive session con-
frmed the nomination of Gen. Crozier to
be chief of ordnance.
The Wisconsin supreme court decided that
brewers cannot deliver beer direct from
| wagons to customers.
The university, Evans
ton, ILL.,, graduated a class of SOC, the
largest in it's history.
Kaiser Wilhelm, in a speech at AiX-La-
Chapelle, upheld the Christian faith as the
strength of the fatherland.
Miners of the middle west are said to be
opposed to a general strike i'll sympathy
with the anthracite workers.
Dun & Cos weekly trade review says
that the anthracite coal strike is begin
ming to make itself felt on trade.
Bishop Nicholson, of Milwaukee. issued
a statement against the tobacco habit to
the Episcopal clergy of his diocese.
Maj. Ora A. Shaler, a New, York unneI
contractor, was fatally hurt by a O0-pound
rock which fell on his back. breaking it.
Persistent rumors are in circulation on
stock exchanges that a gigantic combina-
ton of all packing interests islto be made.
Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill spoke
at the Tilden club opening in New York and
urged reuniting of the democratic party.
1t is reported that King Edward has detin-
itely decided to grant a pardon to Mrs.
Florence Maybrick during the coronation.
Wisconsin prohibitionists met in Milwau~
kee and nominated a state ticket headed
by E. w. Drake, of Milwaukee, for gov
ernor.
Gen. Gomez denies the story that he
received money from Gov. Gen. Wood
, to conduct the Palma presidential cam
paign.
Frank Jores and John Johnson, negro
murderers of Israel Badetsky, a Hebrew
peddier, We're hanged at Ellicott City, Nd,
Friday.
A Cuban cabinet meeting decided to save
sugar planters from ruin by distributing 49,
coo, eco to planters and s., 00O,0 600 to cattle rails
ers in loans.
Miss Mabel Hanna, eldest daughter of
Senator M. A. Hanna, was married in Cleve-
land to Harry A. Parsons, her fathers
second secretary.
Director of the Mint George E. Roberts
has purchased the Iowa State Register, of
Des Moines, from the. Clarkson family, and
may resign his office.
James Wharton, a travelling man of Aa-
Gibson, Kan, was accidentally shot and
killed in a restaurant at Leon, Ia, by Lou
Betrick, the proprietor.
Immigration law hearing before the sem
ate committee developed the fact thai
steamship companies smuggleldiseased i'm
migrants through Canada.
Former President Grover Cleveland was
given the degree of doctor of jurisprudence
by St. Thomas college, Philadelphia. He
is the first American recipient.
A mob at Vincennes, Ind, surrounded the
Jail and threatened to lynch William Edison,
charged with attacking a child, but the
officers drove the crowd away.
Pedro Feleiz, leader of ladrones who
hacked American soldiers to pieces, has
been captured and held fortrial. Manaimo.
a Filipino leader, has been given a ten
years sentence for sedition.
The last remnant of Illinois antitrust
law has been declared invalid by Judge
Hanecy, in Chicago, in deciding the attor-
ney generals suits for failure to make corr
poration aftidavits. The sum of $40, 000, 900
was involved.
The law providing for the election Of
six additional circuit and superior court
judges in Cook county has been declared
unconstitutional by the Illinois supreme
court. The republican senatorial appor-
comment of 1901 was upheld by the court,