The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
NEWS SUMMARY.

postmaster General Payne has re-
turned to hrs desk at the postoffice de-
: partment
The sentence of Mrs. Cordelia Bot.
kin for The murder OF Mrs. J. p. Dun
ming ha7 been postponed until May Q.
The town Of Illig on the coast of
Somafiland, has been bombarded by
the British. The sultan OF Illig was
captured
Arrests of anti-Russian Polish agi
tators In all parts of European Rus
STA indicate the extent of the revolu-
tionary movement
The May day celebrations by So
cialists throughout France were les'
numerous than usual, and were not a.
tended by disturbances.
DIR. Spellmeyer is of the opinion
that from 10000 to 10000 persons will
arrive in Los Angeles during the con-
ference of the Methodists
Carl Myer of Pueblo. Colo. suicided
near Santa Fe, N. NJ, by throwing
himself under train. His last will
and testament was found on his body.
The latest Japanese naval move
ment against Vladivostok failed OF sue.
cess because of the dense fogs which
prevailed In the vicinity Of that port.
About 200 houses of the town of
Buczacz, Austria, we're destroyed by
fire which broke out early in a, the
morning. Some 5000 inhabitants are
homeless.
J. c. May, an Indian trader at
Fort Wingate. N. NJ, shot himself
through the heart, a pistol dropping
out Of his hand accidentally and be-
ing discharged.
Miners Of the Tuscarawas, Ohio,
district, about 1900 In number, have
quit work until an agreement IL
reached on the scale. The trouble 10
over the machine rate.
Samuel Parks. the former walking
delegate of the Structural Iron Work
ers' union in New York, is dying ct
the hospital at Sing Sing. He is SUI. |
fering from consumption.
A message received at Halifax, N.
g., states that the schooner Orono,
bound from West India for Halifax,
with molasses. is wrecked at Herring
Cove, and all on board lost.
The caving in Of q coal mine at |
vntn
Fifty bodies have been recovered. |
Ten Of the miners we're rescued, but |
all of them are badly injured.
King Oscar of Sweden has signed q
decree declaring strict neutrality be-
tween Japan and Russia during the
war. The decree is similar In terms
to that issued by the Danish govern. |
ment
May day was celebrated in Vienna |
by an unusual concourse of workmen !
In the Prater, . park and forest on |
the east side Of the city. II Is esti- |
mated that 10000 men marched in the |
procession.
Brigadier General Joseph Dickinson,
the last Of the adjutants general Of |
the army Of the Potomac and chief |
Of staif under Generals Hooker and |
Meade during the civil war, is dead.
aged 70 years.
The collapse Of a cage in the Rob- |
inson mine at johannesburg precipi- |
tated forty.three natives down 1000 |
feet to the bottom. All were killed. |
The bottom of the shaft is Quagmire |
of human remains.
3. Mehuela. clerk of the Hawaiian /
house Of representatives, has been |
found guilty by a jury Of the federal |
court Of destroying certain vouchers |
for expenses Of the house incurred |
during the last regular session.
As the mother was In the act of /
laying her baby in bed, Fleming Fro
man of Dallas Mills, Ala, shot his
wife, followed her as she ran into the |
yard, cut her throat, killing her, and
then inflicted fatal wounds upon him
self.
The Spanish steamer Zazpirak Bat
was sunk of the Sicily islands in q
collision with the British steamer
Cresyl, bound from Cardiff for BuenOs
Ayres. Thirteen members of the
crew OF the Zazpirak Bat were
drowned
Bandmaster lines, while leaving his
hotel for the Worlds fair grounds to
lead the massed bands of the music
program at the opening ceremonies,
was painfully injured by trolley car.
The carriage in which he was riding
was wrecked.
Rev. Victor Garak, director OF the
Polish Catholic church at Snowshoe,
Pa, has been arrested charged with
having caused the death Of Andrew