Evening journal., 1904-06-09
The Worlds News
WASHINGTON.


II x-Secretary Foster. representing
American Missionary Societies,
- urged the state Department to
bring pressure TO bear on Turkey to
force the payment of claims Of Ameri-
can missionaries.
The Court Of Appeals OF the District
Of Columbia affirmed the decision Of
the court below in refusing to compel
the Secretary Of War BY mandamus
proceedings to reinstate Miss Rebecca
J. Taylor as q clerk in the War De-
partment. Miss Taylor was discharged
for writing newspaper article critics.
ing the President.
POLITICAL.
Chairman Cowherd. Of the Demo-
cratic Congressional Committee. crlti-
cised secretarys Shaw's Wilmington
speech as verifying the report that
government clerks are compiling Re
publican campaign data.
Kentucky Democrats probably will
not instruct the delegates, to the Ma
tional Convention. Governor Beck
ham was in control in the preliminary
organization of the State Convention.
state Prohibitionists nominated Lee
l.. Grumbine of Lebanon, for Supreme
Court Justice, and eulogized General
Miles as a candidate for President
MORMONS.
The National League of women's
! Organizations adopted resolutions re-
lquesting the Republican and Demo-
cratic National Committees to insert
in the party platforms a plank pledging
the passing Of laws that will uproot
polygamy IN Mormon communities.
FOREIGN
The Sultan of Morocco acceded to
the terms Of Raisuli the bandit, to Sc
cure the release Of Perdicaris and Var
Hey
I The correspondence between the
Congo Free state and Great Britain
was issued. and Il showed that the
English Government is satisfied that
Consul Easements report of cruelty
was true.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Richard Il. Preusser an Albany. n.
Y, broker, shot and killed his friend.
Miles b. Mcdonnell. Of Boston. In the
Teneyck Hotel IN Albany. He gave
himself up, but declined to say why he
had killed Mcdonnell.
The Liberty Bell reached ST. Louis
in safety and with formal ceremonies.
In the presence of "a vast throng. IL was
placed on exhibition in the Pennsyl-
vania Building
I The last legal obstacle to entrance of
the Gould railroads into Baltimore was
removed.
1t is reported that General Jiminez
has landed al Macoris and that fresh
4 revolution has started IN San Domingo.
/ A woman's college viii be established
IN connection with Trinity College.
Durham. n. C.
Justice Clarke Of the New York Su-
lpreme Court. denied the writ Of habeas
corpus for Mrs. Nan Patterson, held I'm
connection with the mysterious shoot
ing Of Frank T. Young, a wealthy turf
man. She was denied bail. and was
remanded to prison pending the in
quest.
. / Papers upon the eye, the impurities
In milk, loss of memory and language
appendicitis, arteriosclerosis, a disease
caused by a too strenuous life alb
dominal surgery. too much surgery and
the prevention of disease were read
and discussed AZ sectional meetings OF
4 the American Medical Association. In
Atlantic city.
Hannah Elias was committed TO pri-
son, under $4,000 bail, on the charge
of extorting nearly 100000 from John
r. Platt an aged New Yorker.
Adolph Lewisohn, the capitalist has
provided for the erection Of a $3.50. 600
School OF Mines building for Columbia
University.
Mary Virginia Rhodes, the lost heir
ess. who inherited fortune from
Cecil Rhodes, is said to be i'm AshevilIe
J n. c. where she arrived from the
mountains, in which she spent years
in missionary work.
In a battle between union miners and
, troops near Victor one miner was
killed and fourteen taken prisoners
Martial law has been declared in Teller
country.