The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-22
WESTERN.

Governor La Toilette signed the rail
road rate bill for Wisconsin.
A $4,000 Carnegie library was dedi-
Gated at Topeka, Kan. Among the
speakers were President King of Oberlin
College and Rev. A. NJ Brodie, u. D., OF
Chicago.
The bribery cases against former
Speaker Charles Kelley of st. Louis are
to be dismissed because he turned States
evidence and because he is now physi-
cal wreck.
The effort at Minneapolis to make No.
northern wheat contract grade was
defeated. The vote was 22o for the
change, 1S2 against, not the necessary
two-thirds.
Thomas Satterwhite, former Attor-
Gey General of Arizona, committed sui
eide in his Office at Tucson by shooting
During the past year he has been suf-
fering with nervous prostration.
William Jukes was shot to death by
Joseph Brown in the latter's home at
Chenille, Ohio. The cause of the crime
it is said, was the attempt of Jukes to
gain entrance to the Brown home.
well-known miners, have been found
dead at the mouth of the tunnel of the
Cashier mine, mile above Eureka, Colo
1t is believed the men were caught in a
snowslide.
Word has been received of the drown.
ing, near Maltoneyville, on Pickere
Lake, South Dakota, of Oscar Smedis
tad, aged %, and Annie Pustad, aged IS
Their boat was overturned and they
could not swim.
Levy Brothers & Co., jewelers. al
| State and Adams streets, Chicago. re-
ported tc the police that their store had
been robbed. The burglars cut n piece
from the show window and took watche!
and other jewelry valued at $1,000.
While four men and a woman were
trying to cross the Missouri River al
| Judith, Mont, on the ferry the boat cap
sized and two of the men were drowned
Their identity has not been determined
and their bodies have not been recovered
| Articles Of incorporation for the Ma
tional Board of Trade, with headQuarterl
at Kansas City. have been filed at JEFF
ferson City, Mo. 1t grew out of tn,
recent decision giving the Chicago board
| a property right in its grain quotations
Mr. and Mrs. Richard s. Sayer o.
Englewood. N. j.. were killed, and thei
two sons were injured so seriously tina
physicians fear they will not recover, il
an automobile wreck near Goshen, Ind
Mr.. Sayer's machine was struck by
locomotive.
Mrs. George Campbell, wife of
ranchman living four miles west of Tu
cumcari, N. NJ, became insane. and witt
n rifle chased her husband from home
Before he could return with help sh
killed her FIVE children and ended he
own life by shooting.
Mrs. Paul Klass killed her four SINAI
children and then committed suicide a
her home near Keller, Wis The womal
used a large butcher knife, cutting eac
child's throat. The eldest child was
and the youngest baby. The woma
had been in i'll health.
Governor Hoch was asked if he woul
object to the battleship Kansas bein
christened with wine when launched il
September. He said: eff / am consult
J ed / shall recommend and advise tina
the ship be christened with some fui
! other than an intoxicant-"
AT a meeting in the Offices of tn
United States Mortgage and Trust Coin
lpany in New York representatives of tn
Detroit. Toledo and Ironton Railroa
purchased control of the Ann Arbor Raj
road for $5,500,0OO. The consolidatio
of the two roads will be effected with
thirty days.
Thomas b. Clement, president of til
defunct First National Bank of Far
bault. Mimi, was arraigned before Judg
Lochren in the United States Distrit
Court in st. Paul and pleaded not guilt
/ to eighteen COUNTS and entered demu
re. to the other counts. The demurrer
were overruled.
Colonel William Colville of Red VIM
MIMI, who led the famous charge of th
First Minnesota Regiment at the battl
Of Gettysburg, was found dead In be
, at the Minnesota Soldiers Home in Mil
neapolis, where he went to be ready
, celebrate the reunion Of the regimen
Ho was Is years old.
President Roosevelt has approved ii
court-martial findings sentencing Captai
George w. Kirkman to three years col
6nement in the prison at Fort Leavel
worth and dismissal from the arm
Kirksnan was connected with the sens
; tional suicide Of tks wife Of anoth'
, army officer at Lincoln, Neb.. in 1904.
Il All speed records for breach Of promi,
trials were broken in the Court Of Cor