The Tomahawk., 1903-10-16
A WEEKS RECORD
All the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News Of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Homo and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.


In the extradition case of Leopold j.
Stern, of Baltimore, wanted in Wash
ington in connection with the postal
frauds, Justice Winchester, of Toronto
Ont, directed that Stern be delivered
over to the United States authorities.
At Annadale, Mimi. in fight between
a posse of citizens and gang OF sup
posed robbers one of the latter was
killed, one mortally wounded and four
others seriously wounded.
Four women were drowned on Long
lake, near Brainerd, Mimi, while at
tempting to ford 'the Narrows."
Elliott W. Shanl1lin, secretary Of the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders as
ISOLATION, dropped dead suddenly in his
Office in Louisville, Ky.
J. Loeser, a retired merchant Of Pa
ducah, Ky, was knocked down and
robbed of $4,000 at Carbondale, Ill.
Maj Gen. Corbin, adjutant general ol
the army, is to be assigned to the com
mand of the department of the east, with
Headquarters at Governors Island, New
York.
r. G. Dun's weekly review predicts a
20 per cent reduction Of pig iron out
put. Other industries are increased.
September railroad earnings were S.4
per cent. over 1902 Bradstreet's re-
ports spotted aspect in the middle west.
The Honorable Artillery of London
reached Boston. Mass, as the guests OF
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
the latter city. They will visit New
York, Niagara Falls, Washington and
Canada.
Despite pressure brought to bear upon
President Roosevelt, he stands firm in
his intention to cali congress in ex-
traordinary session in November, say
ing the country is committed to the
proposition that the Cuban reciprocity
treaty be made effective at the earliest
possible date.
United States Senator Morgan advo-
Gates strong anti-negro plank in the
democratic platform.
Cardinal Gibbons. in a revised inter-
view, says divorce is a modified form
of polygamy and is poisoning the foun-
tains of the country.
Frank Buchanan was reelected
president by the iron-workers' conven-
ton. receiving 4S votes to 40 for Hugh
F.. Donnelly. the candidate of Sam"
Parks.
South Dakota's wheat and corn crop
ported, and the claim is made that
the output this year will be record
breaker.
The Chicago Federation Of Labor
has prepared a letter to President
Roosevelt protesting against his de-
cision in the government printing Oh
flee case.
The passenger steamer Erie l..
Hackley sunk in a gale on Green bay
and II persons were, drowned. Nine
survivors reached Marinette after be-
ing rescued by the steamer Sheboy:5an
from the wreckage.
Cardinal Gibbons in a sermon at
Baltimore in honor of Pope Plus cleo
tion predicted that the United States
would be represented by several cardi-
mails at the next conclave.
Sir Thomas Upton in a New York in
terview declared no country can displace
the United States as the source of food
.supply for Great Britain, but tax on
food products would be regrettable and
! hurt the poor.
I Acyclone swept portions of Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Illinois. Eighteen lives
were lost, number of people injured
and much property destroyed.
The Reese-Hammond Brick company
of Bolivar, Pa, is insolvent, with an in
4debtelness of 100000.
An explosion in distillery In Peoria
ILL.,. killed seven persons.
The Sycamore Qll.) club won the IN
terstate league baseball pennant.
Peter Elliott, identified as notorious
advocate of anarchy, was overpowered
by the white house police after desper-
ate battle, in which he and one of the
officers were wounded. Elliott, who
halls from Minneapolis, was trying to
force an entrance to President Roose-
veIt's room.
A cyclone destroyed one-haif of the
village of Even, Mich. and one man
was killed and four fatally injured.
The postal scandal investigation in
Washington ended with the return ol
L. indictments against ten officials.