The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

sters has begun at Buffalo, n. Y
Mrs. Bertha Calhoun is supposed !
to have persisted in fire which de
stroyed her home in Berkeley, Cal.
The last section of the second cable
connecting Germany and America
was completed during the night OF
June /.
In an explosion at the plant of the
B. f. Goodrich company at Akron, o.,
half a dozen persons were injured,
some seriously.
Russian naval contractors have
been advised that final preparations
for the Baltic fleet must be complet'
ed by the first week in August.
Reports Of damage to floating craft
and docking facilities come from sew
eral port towns along the southern
California coast, resulting from high
winds.
At their final session at st. Louis,
the American sociological as
ISOLATION elected San Antonio Texas.
as the place in which to hold the next
annual convention.
A tornado at Dallas, Tex, blew the
roof off the Office of the Western
Union Telegraph company and caused
damage throughout the city. AS far
as known no one was hurt.
IItr,,;, Ni,r,;,,y aud Sir,on Garcia
ranchmen of Sanchez, New Mexico
are dead, making in ali seven victims
thus far OF the poisoned water barrel
in use at the Tafoya home.
A dispatch to the London Times
from Tangier says that Mohammed el
Torres has appealed to the tribes to
capture Raisuli, saying that this alone
can save Morocco from invasion.
Frank Sessler, rejected sutton.
shot himself and Miss Estella Roney.
daughter of tho assistant superintend.
ent of the South Chicago shipyards.
The girl will recover; he will die.
The Missouri supreme court has de-
Clueu lldl the SldIe DOdTu Ol dTDlll%
ton had no power to punish witnesses
for contempt who refuse to testify be-
fore it This decision destroys the
law.
BY vote Of 1864 to 157% the Geor-
gia Democratic convention instructed
Its delegates to the national conven-
ton to vote for the nomination of
Judge Alton B. Parker of New York
Tor president.
A compilation of new interpretations
in the eastern states with a capital of
100000 or more. shows that in May
they aggregated 1892 100000, which
amount is largely below the totals of
1903, 1902 and 1901.
A semi-ofIicial dispatch from Muk.
den. says the Russian losses at the
battle of Kin Chou May &c were thirty
officers and GOO men killed or wounded.
The guns abandoned by the Russians
were rendered useless.
The dead body of Herman S. Petit.
bone, 81 years old a son of former
Congressman A. Fl. Pettibone OF
Tennessee, was found in a hotel at
Washington. He had committed sui.
eide by taking poison.
Postmaster General Payne, as acting
chairman of the Republican national
committee. has appointed United
States Senator Penrose of Pennsyl-
vania a member of the committee. to
succeed the late Senator Quay.
Two military prisoners at Fort
Smelling made an attempt to escape,
and one of them, named Wisch, was
shot dead, Wisch, who has seven
times been convicted of violation Of
rules, belongs to the field artillery
The foreign Office doubts the correct
ness of Constantinople dispatch pub
lished In Paris, saying that the consuls
unite in reporting that 5000 Armen.
ians were m9ssacred during the recent
conflicts between Turks and Armen.
ians.
The Echo de Paris St PETERSBURG
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gence, previously telegraphed that
the car, adopting Viceroy Alexlen's
views, ordered General Kuropatldn to
send 10000 men to the relief of Port
Arthur.
In the arrest Of Michael Donovan, the
Chicago police believe they have be
gun the disruption of an organized
band of car thieves whose depreda-
lions in recent years have cost the
railroads nearly s1,OOO,9OO. Donovan
has confessed
severe windstorm struck Glen.
coe, town OF 900, In Payne county,
Okla. demolishing five residences
and destroying the Methodist church.
Several persons were hurt, none seri,