The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-20
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
For the Week Ending June IA.

For the Week Ending June IA.
Leaders in both branches of congress
hope to adjourn July 8.
Sidi All, Bey of Tunis, is dead, and his SON
Mohammed succeeds him.
A heavy snow fell at Middleburg, Cape
Coiony, Tor the first time in Is years.
Inc Bank of France lost 4O 900 francs
by the ingenious fraud of a trusted em-
ploye.
troops were on duty at Pawtucket, r. T.,
owing 70 troubles growing cut of a street
car strike.
Two negro boys were lynched nearGhar-
News, Va.
The Allis-Chalmers strike, which lasted a
year and cost Chicago $500, coo and two lives.
has been settled.
h British government plans to APP
point a commission to inquire into the
South African war.
Or. Otis r. Freeman, the Oldest practicing
physician in America, died at his home in
Freehold, N. j., aged 90 years.
President Palma has signed the bill grant
ing amnesty to all Americans under SEM
tence or awaiting trial in Cuba.
Army officers who gained distinction in
Cuba, the Philippines and China nave been
by President Roosevelt.
DE-. Patton has resigned the presidency
wv. ~ university ana Is Sue
ceeded by Prof. Woodrow Wilson.
Gonzales de Queseda, the Cuban min
lister to the United States, has arrived
IN Washington with his family.
July 10 has been fixed as the limi. in which
the Beers or rebels who surrender will re-
ceiye the benefit of the peace terms.
me United States transport Warren
reached San Francisco from Manila with
SUI marines and $50 short term men.
~ a nrraIn 1-ro,1rDl -
Copac, Ia, and Mildred McAtlin and
CHARLES Chance were fatally injured.
The fire losses in the United States and
canada for the month of May amounted to
sl4,Seo.0N against 49,. $50. $50 in May. 1901.
In replying to addresses from the mayor
and council of London King Edward paid
nigh tribute to the bravery of the Beers.
The Pennsylvania republicans in conven-
ton at Harrisburg nominated Samuel w.
P~ennypacker, of Philadelphia, for governor.
One hundred Italians, imported from
chicago for railroad building in Wiscon-
SIN, have been driven out by mosque
toes.
The Minnesota supreme court decided
that the sale of meat containing preserva-
tives cannot be interfered with in that
state.
Packers at Chicago stock yards are deliv-
erlng meat to wholesale depots by train.
Fifty Transfers nave been discharged as a
result.
Three men were killed and Is hurt in
a collision on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & st. Louis railroad near Chatta-
nooga.
The navy department is taking advantage
OF the miners strike to enlist them as sea-
men. Recruiting officers are sent to coal
region.
Venezuela is said to nave declared a
blockade of the Orinoco river. A war
ship may be sent to protect American in
%terests.
A monumen to soldiers Of Black Hawk
war Killed at Stillman Valley, ILL.,, in 1882,
has been unveiled. A survivor of the battla
attended.
Striking miners at Wilkesbarre att
tempted to kill Superintendent Thomas,
of the Lehigh company, and serious trou-
bic is feared.
Judge N. M. Hubbard, chief counsel for
the Northwestern road in Iowa and a
leading politician of the state, died at
Cedar Rapids.
Col. Arthur Lynch. the Irishman elected
to parliament after fighting in the Boer
army, reached London and was arrested on
treason charge.
Stock yards teamsters accuse Chicago
packers of ignoring the agreement that
ended the recent strike and threats of a
fresh tie-up are made.
IAS jan
yates of the West Point military acad-
envy with diplomas and the centennial
celebration came to an end.
The Connecticut supreme court de-
clared valid the legacy of Sidney Hall
to be used in combating the doctrine Of
the Immortality Of the soul.
Secretary Root declared thai Gen.
Woods. payment from the Cuban treas
ury to aid the reciprocity campaign was
approved by the president and war de-
partment.
Moses Leonard Frazier, negro and ex-
slave. was given the masters degree by CO.
lumbia college. Previous degrees were
granted by Mount Union college and New
York law school.
A final copy Of statistics of manufac-
lures compiled by the census bureau has
been sent to the printer and Is expected
to be out before July /, making a new
record for rapid work.
An attempt to kill a Lehigh Coal COM
pany superintendent was made at Wilkes
barre. The engine on which he was rid
ing was riddled with bullets. The strike
leaders plead against violence.
Maj. Littleton Waller, acquitted at
Manila for the execution Of II Filipinos,
has reached San Francisco. He declared
he gave the to shoot and be-
lieved he was acting under his superior'S
orders.
James H. Agen, of West Superior. has
been elected department commander of
the Wisconsin Grand Army of the Re-
public, and E. c. Anthony, of Negaunee.
has been similarly honored by the Mich
ipan G. A. r