New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-10-28
EVENTS FROM EVERYWHERE.


against the retrial of the Armenian
refugee.
The insurance scoundrels in Amerl-
ca are receiving much attention by
London Newspapers.
Turkey demonstrates at the contln-
ued interference of European powers
in her internal affairs.
The departure of President Loubet
for Madrid was the occasion for
great demonstration at Paris.
Six men were drowned near Bever-
", n. j.. when a launch collided with
a barge in the Delaware river.
Twelve vessels are known to have
been lost during a storm on the Great
Lakes. All of the crew persisted.
As a result of the running down Of
a catboat at Yonkers, n. Y, it is be-
ueved that five persons persisted.
Togo went to Toxic and reported the
return of his fleet from the war. He
was given a ceremonial reception.
The steamer Lansing, recently from
Port Arthur, is reported as being at
sea with machinery out of order.
Direct control of the Hot Springs
of Arkansas by the government is re-
commended by the superintendent.
The British officers captured in Mo-
rocco have been exchanged for the
brother of the bandit who held them.
A dispatch from the City of Mexico
says the government minis have be-
gun the coinage of five-dollar gold
pieces.
Tive children were killed and eight
persons were hurt as result OF
grade crossing accident near Indian
apolis.
Edward G. Cunliffe states that he
put in most of his time before arrest
in reading accounts of his large pecu-
lation.
The Fall River textile workers have
rejected the profit-sharing scheme and
asked for restoration of full wages in
stead.
tuberculosis is said to be increas
ing at an alarming rate in Ireland, at
tributed to the belief that the disease
is not contagious.
That there will be a large attend
ance on the quarantine conference at
Chattanooga is assured by the &C.
ceptances.
The railroad strike in Moscow be-
comes serious. Seven roads are now
tied up and the city is being cut off
from supplies.
A fire in Memphis, Tenn, destroyed
property to the value of 100000. The
fire is believed to have been Of incen-
diary origin.
A pitched battle in which three men
were wounded was fought on street
car which was rshed along Eighth
avenue in New York.
In a speech at Jacksonville, Fla,
President Roosevelt expressed the be-
lief that the Panama canal will be OF
special benefit to the South.
Political significance is attached to
President Loubets visit to Madrid.
Spain Is expected to show her graft
tude for French favors.
Police Commissioner McAdoo in
structed the New York force not to
bother respectable women, but to
clean the streets of the harpies.
In the naval base proposed by Eng.
land at Singapore, India, that coun-
try. with a feet could practically cut
off all traffic between Europe and Chi
ma.
Edward G. Cunliffe, who stole $101,
600 from the Adams Express Co., at
Pittsburg, Pa. has been captured. He
burned large bundle of the paper
money in an endeavor to get rid Of
such large package.
The employees of the Riazian ant
Uralsk railroad, an important trade
artery between Moscow and the Aral
"a. in Russia, have gone out on strike
All traffic was stopped. The workmer
demanded an eight-hour day and lib
erty of speech.
Francis B. Runder, cashier OF th'
ST. Louis postoffice, was arrested b.
Postoffice Inspectors J. l.. Stice ant
John D. Sullivan following the discov
cry Of an alleged shortage of $1,000
in his accounts.
Tawney of Minnesota, is quoted a.
saying: Conditions are not yet rip
for admission of either Arizona O
New Mexico or both those Territories
together into the Union. believe tn
wisest move for those two territorle
at this time would be to cease agita
ton of the statehood question"
A pale-faced youth created com
motion the other day by wearing dia
mond necktie at theatre perform
ance in London. He attracted s.
much attention that he was escorte
from the building.
James Hopkins, a pioneer attorre
of Spokane, Wash. was found guilt
in the Federal court on seven count