The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-07-21
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Brief Summary Of Most
important Events
Of Each Day.

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York city that they buy, no more beef
until the high prices created by the
strike shall have again become nor
NAL, all but ten Kosher shops are re-
ported closed. p =
r At Chicago. Monday, President
Donnelly, leader of the striking meat
cutters, sent out new circular urg-
ing the men against violence.
Chicago packers issued a state
ment Monday that about six hundred
more men were at work than were
employed Saturday. Receipts of the
day were the largest since the strike
began, consisting of 5000 cattle, 10000
hogs and 5000 sheep.
The German government has Ia
ken prompt and firm stand in regard
to- the seizure OF the mails Of the
North German Lloyd steamer Prinz
Heinrich, which arrived at Alden July
16, from Hamburg and Southampton
for Yokohama, bya Russian volunteer
feet steamer.
Democratic leaders met in New
York City Monday to discuss plans of
campaign. Hon. H. G. Davis, candi.
date for vice president, was present
and received congratulations. The na-
tional committee was called to meet
July 26th.
At New York, Monday, Daniel J.
Sully & Company and Daniel ]. Suliy
individually made formal offers Of
compromise at meeting Of their
creditors. They offer forty per cent
cash and ten per, cent in ninety-day
notes. ; : . at-"
AT inquest over the body of Kent
Loomis at. Kingsbridge, Devonshire,
England, physicians testified that a
wound on the head was received be.
fore death.
Admiral Walker, president of the
Panama Canal Commission, has called
a meeting of the commission in Wash:
ington for Saturday.
Packing companies at st. Louis
have secured state injunction against
striking meat cutters to forestall in
reference with their plants or with
non-union men employed.
At Oyster Bay President Roose-
velt is arranging for ceremonies Incl
dent to his notification.
For assault on white women in
New Jersey, three Negro men are
sentenced to forty-nine years each in
the state prison at Trenton.
Pennsylvania miners are sore over
snub of President Roosevelt in refus-
ing an audience to special commit
tee sent to talk over the Colorado af-
fair.
-Postofice at Calhoun, Ca, enter
ed by robbers Sunday morning and
$500 in money and stamps taken.
For slight of negro troops at
Worlds Fair in st. Louis, Lieutenant
Haight, OF. Fourth United States cav.
airy. is forced to resign.
Official denial is made at Toxic
of the report that the Japanese lost
10000 men in a battle at Port Arthur.
Not a shot was fired on the date Civ
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New York capitalists buy Popo-
catepetl volcano in Mexico and will
begin marketing its inexhaustible sup
ply of sulphur at an early date.
There is reason to believe that
the whole or part Of the Port Arthur
squadron has gone north into the gulf
Of Lao Tung. The sound Of the fir
ing of heavy guns is heard seaward.
Three negro strike breakers were
assaulted at Chicago Sunday on leav-
ing the packing plant OF schwarzchild
e sulzbergers Two white men, po-
licenaanS and alF-four ofAthe negroes
were injured. Reyolvers and knives
were used and three Of the men are
seriously hurt.
The body of Kent Loomis, broth
er of the Assistant Secretary Of State
at Washington, who disappeared from
a passenger vessel of the English
coast over a month ago, was found
Saturday, near Plymouth, having been
washed ashore Foul play is suspected.
Georgia railroad commission de-
clares interstate rates of roads enter
ing Atlanta grossly discriminate
against the city and calls for readjust-
ment of tariffs within sixty days.
Rates fixed by the commission within
the state are declared just and equit-
able.
The fusion populists OF Indiana
have issued a call for a state conyen-
tion,to be held in Indianapolis Wednes-
day, September a. The call is ad-
dressed not only to populists, but to
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