The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-08
LATER


Japan buys $50, 900 cases of salmon
at Seattle.
The floods in Indiana continue to
rise.
street car from the track and nearly
drowned a passenger.
Low Chez, a Chinese merchant of
Chicago, is arrested for smuggling
Cinnamon into the country.
The strike Of the Iowa miners is on.
eral of the cities.
Japan gives permission for news
paper men to go to the front.
The San Francisco mint is turning
out 81, 00O, 900 gold daily.
Hereafter negroes will have separate
cars on the street car lines of Rich
mond, Va.
John S. Harvey, of Springfield, ILL.,,
was arrested for sending threatening
letters through the mails.
All the painters and decorators at
Superior, Wis, have struck.
Lieutenant Commander Warburton,
OF the warship Maine, committed sui
eide by blowing out his brains.
Otis White, an old man, committed
suicide at Niagara Falls by walking
into the rapids and going over the falls.
Henry Tritsche, a farmer near
Bridgeport Wis. was shot and wound,
ed by horse thieves while trying tc
guard his property.
Three masked men held up the Ore,
gon express, south-bound, on the
Southern Pacific railroad five miles
from Kesw:ck, Cal. killed w. J. O'Neil
the express messenger, and carried of
the contents of the express box.
John Pelkola, a prosperous Finnish
farmer near Bruce's Crossing, Ontona.
gon county, Mich, was shot through
the neck, stabbed in the back with {
file and pounded with fatirons bwhi.
wife and her brother, Albert Collow.
Probably fatal ARRAYS between uni
on and non-nnion men and Vicious en-
counters between rival organizations
have marked a sudden revival of strike
violence in Chicago. Five men were
seriously hurt.
Russia's cavalry retiring toward WI
ju in great distress.
Russia claims nearly 200, 900 troops
in Manchuria, claiming Japan has
landed but $4,000.
American ambassador to ST. Peters
burg does much to get japanese non.
combatants out of Siberia.
Sidney Johnson, jumped from the
top of a New York 21-story building
to the pavement below. Every bone
in his body was broken.
-Four people lose their lives in the
floods in southern Ohio.
James Johnson was shot and killed
by hummer Spicer near Jackson, KY,
as a result of the Marcum feud.
At st. Francisville, Ind, funerals
were held in boats on account of the
floods.
Nearly all of East Marion, Ind, will
have to be rebuilt on account of high
water.
Congress the ID passed 319 pension
bills in two hours.
Canada suspends for one year the
coastwise law.
Two freight engines collided in the
Baltimore & Ohio yards at Clarks
burg, w. Va, killing three men riding
on the pilot.
r. D. Meldrum, a deputy sheriff, wa,
shot and killed at Telluride, Col, by {
man named Thissel.
A corps of agents Of the department
of commerce is Investigating the bee
TRUST at ST. Louis.
Two persons were killed and a doz
len others injured in a collision be-
tween an express train and a freigh'
lon the Pennsylvania railroad neal
Pottstown, Pa.
Japan officially admits overwhelming
Iodds against her, in matter of mum
beers and physical advantage in the ar
Inv. But she is planning carefully and
means to fight to victory.
Japanese have established strong
line Of forces along south bank of va
|lu river, where first important battle
lis expected soon.
Troops are sent home from the Tel
Hurdle mine district. 3