Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
General News

John G. Sanger, late of New York,
has been murdered in Sonora, Mexico.
Several conflicts between Czechs
and Germans, the result of race hat
red, have taken place.
The warrant for the extradition OF
John E. Gaynor and b. ID. Green has
been signed by the minister of JUS
tice.
The supreme court Of Nevada hand.
ed down a decision UNFOLDING the con-
stitutionality of the state eight-hour
law.
At least fifty lives are reported to
have been lost in the typhoon In the
Philippines, while the property loss
is great
One man was burned to death and
two we're fatally burned tonight in
fire in lodging house in West street,
New York.
Ambassador Cassus, who expected
to leave Mexico City Saturday, for
Washington, is confined to his bed
with severe illness.
Robert E. Burke returns to power
as head Of the Cook county Demo-
Gratis and as political manager for
Mayor Dunno Of Chicago.
Secretary Metcalf of the depart
ment of commerce and labor, who
has been i'll with an affection OF the
stomach, is reported better.
The pest commission reports that
on September 20 and September 30
twenty-one new cases Of cholera were
discovered in Russian Poland.
Z. p. Ripley, president Of the San
ia Fe Road, called to aid the cause
of reduced live stock rates, testified
that they already are too low.
The members of the Russian I'M
perial family who have been cruis-
ing in Finnish waters on the impe-
rial yacht Polar Star, have returned
to Peterhoff.
George w. Beavers, former chief of
the salaries and allowance division OF
the postoffice department will be tried
at an early date on all the indictments
returned against him.
Japan made peace in fear Of
financial breakdown, the expenses of
the war proving greater than was
expected and the rice crop being
threatened with failure, is a report
from Toxic.
The lars of Missouri are declared
to be a menace to business and moral
life by the st. Louis grand jury which
has been investigating tax lodging,
and tho 10 nf Oh
is recommended. =.
The Never Sink Mountain hotel, To-
Gated on the summit of Never Sink
mountain, on the outskirts of Read
ing, Pa, was destroyed by fire. The
building, a large four-story frame
structure, was erected twelve years
ago at a cost of 100000.
The federal grand jury at Wash
ington returned new indictments in
the cotton crop leakage cases against
Edwin S. Holmes, jr., former as
sistant statistcian of the agricultural
department; Frederick A. Peckham
and Moses Hass of New York
At meeting of the directors of the
Wabash railroad, resolution was
passed granting President James
Ramsey, Jr, an indefinite extension OF
his leave of absence. Mr.. Ramsey
attended the meeting and formally
protested against what he considered
an effort on the part of the board &c
remove him as president.
The Paris Echo de Paris prints ar
article signed by Andrew Carnegie
in which the writer argues in favor O
an alliance of the United States
France and Great Britain for the safe
guarding of the peace of the world
The author denominates the coun
tries named as "the three republics
two uncrowned and one crowned"
Congressman Hull OF Iowa, pre-
diets that the coming session of cor
gress will be a busy one and that cor
gress would have plenty to do in dis
posing of legislation that failed las
session, appropriation bills and neN
legislation. He gave as his belle
that there would be "a serious effor
at railway rate legislation and tn
probabilities are there will be lay
passed"
Inc DeHHlSOH CdSSI III WHICH IOl
Dennison is charged with complicit
in the Pollock diamond robbery, whic
was scheduled to come up at this teri
of the Montgomery county, Iowa di
trict court, may be continued unit
December, If it is ever tried.
The Single Mills bureau, an a
ISOLATION to control the output I
WaWshington red cedar shingles, wa
organized at Seattle, About 80 pr
per cent of the total output of IL
state was represented. A resolutio
was adopted. advocating a closir
down of the mills during the month
of December and January next.
Completion of the second tube (
the New York and New Jersey tunn
under the Hudson River is a
nounced
Superintendent Pearse of the M
waukee public schools favors the c
tah1ichmpnt Of neiphhOrhOOd cente