The Tomahawk., 1903-11-20
DOMESTIC.

Judge Cleveland, in New Haven, Conn.
decided that the letter giving $4,000 to
William J. Bryan could not be admitted
to probate with the will of Philo S. Ben
nett.
The exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
seven days ended on the 9th aegreg gated
1,900,S13,792. The decrease compared
with the corresponding week of last
years was 1873.
Alfred Mcseiy, head of the British edu-
cational commission. praised American
Scollege presidents during an address at
the University of Chicago.
Every male citizens of New Hamp-
shire will be advertised by Gov. Goodell
to saloonkepers as unfit to buy liquor
Snow fell at many points in Ohio and
Michigan.
mob at Charlotte, Mich, tarred and
feathered and drove from town j. w.
Copeland, hotel clerk, for his share in
the fate of Mabel Sturdevant. Of Gillett.
Pa, who hung herself
James ~ Murphy, Monongahela, Pa,
aged IL, was shot to death, and John
Johnson, aged II. wounded by Earl
N1ory, Is years old. who was angered by
, being called names.
Weekly trade reviews show general
business restricted by warm weather,
while crop gathering was helped.
The United States government has
extended recognition to the new re-
public of Panama. which has accom-
plished it's independence by the most
rapid work in history.
Gen. Greedy, chief signal officer of the
United States army, in his annual report
says LAO miles of telegraph lines have
been completed in Alaska.
AS result of conferenceSat Pitts
burg Of window glass interests, 10000
workers who have been idle for six
months will return to work.
Frank Shanklin, captain of the Han
over college football team, died at In
dianapolis from injuries received in a
game.
Thomas Costello, pal of Pat Grove.
confessed in ST. Joseph, Mo-, to partici-
pating in the kidnapping of young Cud-
ahy at Omaha two years ago.
Samuel Parks, New York walking dele
gate, was sentenced to two years and
three months at Sing Sing for extortion
Fire in the Kearsarge mine, six miles
from Virginia City. Mont, killed nine
men.
-Four children were instantly killed by
an explosion of nitroglycerin at Bucks
Run. in Hooking county, O.
Judge Lacombe of the federal court
in New York, ordered the deportation of
John Turner, the English anarchist. be-
ing the first application, of the new law
forbidding "reds" entrance here.
Two special trains with armed Off
GERS and bloodhounds were dispatched
by Rock Island railroad to Dexter, Ia.
to capture men that demanded that
$1,000 be left near the track.
The twenty-third annual convention
of the American Federation Of Labor
was opened in Boston and will continue
probably for at least IA days. The re-
ports of officers showed gratifying prog
ress during the year.
Embarking of Colombian troops from
Buena Ventura or any other Colom-
bian port for the isthmus will not be per-
mitted by the Washington government.
Bessie KnecLt, the sleeping girl is
dead at Salt Lake City, Utah, after AZ
days sleep.
John Alexander Dowie called on
President Roosevelt in Washington.
Ninety-six young Filipinos, sent to
the United States to perfect their edu-
cation, arrived in San Francisco.
October fire losses in the United
Sta :es and Canada totaled S10.409 800.
Eenry Kelly (co1ored) and his wife
and three small children were found
mu .dered in their home near Mariana
Fla
Su.ter Brothers, an old tobacco h use
Chicago. went into receiv rs
aands with liabilities Of S1.soo.00o.