The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-12

European Turkey, were murdered by
Bashi-Bazouks and their villages
burned after bombardment.
Consul McWade, at Canton, tele-
graphs that over a million natives in
Kwang-Si, China, are starving.
Mayor Francisco Sanchez, instigator
of the assassination of Dupiu and
Courmont, F~renchmen, at Chilpa1ingo,
Mexico, has been shot dead at public
execution.
Pope Leo is said to spend most of his
time in a half sleeping condition, which
at times approaches coma.
LATER.
The bodies OF seven more victims
were found at Topeka, making II
known dead.
August w. Machen, former superin-
tendent of the free delivery system,
has been indicted on a bribery chal ge.
The indictment was returned in open
court at Washington, D. G.
President Roosevelt reached Wash
ington the 5th from his trip through
out the west.
Mrs. Robert Sector was chloroformed
and robbed of about $1,000 in her
apartments in Seattle.
Two men are dead and another is
dying as the result of a fight at Eagle
Lake, Texas, where City Marshal XII
nard and William c.. Mellow shot each
other to death, and Pierce Hammond
bystander, received a mortal wound.
In the province of Wong of Kwang-
81, ove q million Chinese are starving
to death.
Three blind pigs were raided at
Willmar, MINI. and a large stock Of
liquors captured. -Four men we're ar
rested.
Sanue Montgomery, alleged muir
derer of his wife, escaped lynching at
the hands of an angry mob at Tomah,
Wis, through the strategy of Sheriff
Castles, of Monroe county, and the
protection of a score of deputizcd citi-
zens with leveled rifles.
A hurricane has swept over the Phi
lippine. islands and great damage has
been done to shipping, The United
states transport Samshui is reported
to have been wrecked. This however,
has not been confirmed.
The Associated Press has perfected
arrangements for the use of the Mar
conf wireless telegraph system in con.
nection with the trial races between
the Reliance, Constitution and Column
bia off Sandy Hook.
A perpetual injunction, preventing
any combination of certain coal opera
tors in Illinois and Indiana to sell their
wares through n distributing agency
and regulate prices, was issued by
Judge Kohlsaat of Chicago.
Reports from every section in North
ern Maine confirm the first reports of
tremendous loss to numbering and 9TH
er interests from forest fires. In ad-
addition = town hos Deer destroyed
and hundreds of buildings burned.
Hugh j. Cannon, a Mormon mission
airy, and his wife, have been expelled
from Germany.
Two men were killed and two fatally
injured on a handcar that was run
down by a stock train near Genoa,
iNeb.
VIM. Hardee, a condemned murderer,
killed Charles Williams, his death
watch, with a rifle he secured from
the Jail kitchen, at Anaconda, Mont.
McChesney, the vests greatest thor
oughbred horse, won the Harlem ham
idieap at Chicago.
The strike of the brickmakers of
cleveland ties up more than So, 600, 600
worth of building operations.
The steamers Insulaire and Liban
met in collision near Marseilles, France,
The Liban sank and over 100 of her
passengers and crew persisted.
Torrential rains visited Spartanburg,
IS. G., and caused twenty-five deaths,
many injuries and great loss. All the
bridges and trestles on the main line
of the Southern railway were washed
AWAY.
Estimates by lumbermen place the
loss from fires and drouth in Aroostook
county, Maine, at more than $1,000, 900,
and for northern and eastern Maine at
$3, 0oo, 900.
w. T. Wyatt 2 eelc:.e5 sffio5ifTTteacn
er, was lynched at Belleville, ILL.,, for
hly :.crsssiiiy wounding County
Superintendent Charles Hertel
of st, Clair county. Hertel had re-
fused to n the teaching certificate
lof WYATT ard Mas7 sAeett = Two hours Ia
ter q mob lynched Wyatt.
Two hundred persons in the village
of Black Walnut, on the north bank of
the Missouri, eighty-ive miles north
west Of st. Louis, are surrounded by
rapidly rising water and all means OF
escape are cut of.
Prince Henry of Prussia, brother Of
Emperor william Of Germany, will
visit the United States again Ia 1904,
and will be q visitor at the Worlds
Fair BIZ st. Louis.
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