The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1903-08-06

WhitlOck will arrest % persons GU
gagged in the attack on the jail.
The report of the interstate COM
merce commission for the three
months ending March 81 last shows
that S27 persons were killed and II, 48l
injured in train accidents. the financial
loss to railroads being $2,49l, GAG.
New York bankers express the De-
lief that the worst of the stock market
furry is over and that confidence will
be gradually restored.
In st. Louis five lof the former
members of the house OF delegates,
convicted Of bribery and perjury IT.
connection with municipal franchise
deals, were sentenced to prison for
five years.
The second trial Of Curtiss Jett and
Tom White for the murder OF James
B. Marcum commenced at Cynthiana,
KY.
One hundred carloads of fruit are
daily shipped east from Sacramento,
and 5000 carloads are likely to be
moved during the season.
An electric railway system connect
ing Chicago, Dubuque, Ia, land Dixon,
ILL.,, is planned by Chicago interests.
Farmers freight is 10 be carried.
The transport Dix, bearing Philippine
exhibits for the st. Louis exposition,
was badly damaged by going aground of
the coast of Japan.
E.. J. (Lucky) Baldwin has incorpor-
ated his own city in San Gabriel val
ley. CAL, elected himself mayor and
filled other offices with his employs.
An elaborate funeral of Henry Cater
man was held at Danville, H., whose
murder precipitated the riot and lynch
ing. Troops were still in control of the
city.
President Roosevelt stands firm on
his decision in the case of Binder Miller
that membership in labor organization
is not necessary to secure government
employment.
The governments weekly crop report
shows no damage to corn, though rain
Is needed in central and southern belt.
Spring wheat condition poor
Six persons were drowned at Pitts
burg, Pa, by the upsetting of skiff.
An Indian was arrested at Park Rap
ids, Mimi, for the murder of another
Indian.
Three brothers were drowned at Rem
frew, Ont, while bathing.
Orders have been given to fit up the
cruiser Minneapolis for service as the
flagship of Rear Admiral Wise, COM
handing the training squadron of the
North Atlantic fleet.
Two persons we're killed and seven
injured in railroad collision at Spring
field, Va.
Frauds which it is claimed will re-
suit in loss of millions of dollars to re-
tail liquor dealers in large cities have
been unearthed in Philadelphia.
Personal AND POLITICAL.
The funeral of the late Archbishop
Frederick Xavier Katzer took place in
Milwaukee from st. Johns cathedral, the
ceremonies being the most elaborate
Catholic demonstration in the history of
the city.
Judge David Willard, aged IS, is dead
at his home in Joliet, III. Willard was
first elected county judge in 1865, serv-
ing many years.
Bob" F,itzsimmons pugilist, was mar
ried to Miss Julia May Clifford, actress,
at San Francisco.
Isaac Springston, probably the old
est man in Wisconsin, died at his home
in the town of Emerald in his one
hundredth year.
Ex-Congressman John M. Clancy, one
of the most widely known democratic
politicians in Brooklyn, N. Y, died in
Butte, Mont.
Congressman Robert H. Foerderer, of
the Fourth Pennsylvania district, died
at his home in Torresdale, a suburb of
Philadelphia, aged 43 years.
James J. Perrin, one of the Oldest
and wealthiest bankers in Indiana,
died in Lafayette, aged "a years.
Alexander Conduit. the last surviving
member of the Indiana constitutional
convention of 1850, died in Indianapo-
lis, aged IS years
F.. ]. Kimball, president of the Nor
folk & Western Railroad company,
uICu III Ills dl ILcLuAol, 1 o. otoSN
SO years.
FOREIGN.
The prosperity of Canada is shown by
the fact that foreign trade has more than
doubled in the last six years.
A plot to unite Servia and Bulgaria, de-
pose Prince Ferdinand and substitute
Karageorgevitch dynasty, is reported
from Vienna.
The body of Pope Leo was inferred in
the basilica of st. Peters with impress
sive ceremonies in the presence Of
church dignitaries and Roman aristoc-
racy.
Near the village of Schalajifka, Rus
STA, SO female laborers were burned to
death in barn.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
were given an enthusiastic reception at
Belfast.
Export of wheat to Japan has been
stopped by Russian officials at New