Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27

johnson ana Fireman j. IL. SIMPSON
were killed.
The funeral of Louise Michel. the rev.
%Olutionary agitator, at Paris, was the oc-
-asion OF n large anarchist demonstra-
ton. The streets. however, were heav-
lily guarded by military and police and
there a no serious disorder.
Reed SmOot. United States senator
from Utah, On the witness stand declared
his belief in revelations from God, and
said he would obey them, but in case
they confiictcd with the laws Of the land
he would leave the country.
About to be placed on trial for mis-
treating his family, Charles TuXhorn, a
farmer living near Mcpherson, Kan,
killed his two sons, young boys aged six
and ten years. burned his house and barn
with all Of the contents, and shot and
killed himself,
There were three distinct earthquakes
Of increasing force within "a hours,
at Santiago de Cuba, causing considera-
bic excitement. No serious damage wa
done.
In an automobile wreck neal Ormond,
u Ia lI' tHdilllf'll vac IiIslii'Iy nv
and Frank Croker, of New York. son Of
Richard Croker, the former Tammany
leader, died later Of injuries received.
Miss Helen Could gave "A reception to
900 sailors of the navy at Norfolk, Va,
Senator Mitchell will return 10 oregon
to demand a speedy trial in the land
fraud suit.
The Cleveland city council has voted
ask Andrew Carnegie to build a$2,OOO,-
900 library thcr"
President Roosevelt Is among the first
subscribers to the national exhibition to
be- held in ireland in 1907.
The annual report Of the Carnegie re
lief fund show SIS Workmen benefited
and $2i2,GOO paid out in pensions.
A Vnlisc containing 81, 27O was stolen
from the office Of Robert Stevenson &
/ Co, in Chicago, while the cashier vas al
the telephone talking to the lhiefs aC-
complete.
The residence Of George Barnes, Il
Of the best known farmers in north Wis
cousin, was burned near Iron River.
WIS Four pcrsDug prrishcd.
A protocol between San Domingo and
the United States has been signed. tn.
latter plaraurcojug the integrity of Do
minicau territory and aerecingt 10 adjust
its obligations. foreign and domestic.
A resolution barring membership to
all sal~ooukcepers. owners Of saloons or
ba~rkerpers WAS adoptcd at the conyen-
ton of the United Mine Workers, in In
diauanuIig Ind
T,c s,~u,a of IN. c,t,on mill nnora-
uvoa II, r.II pivor uoae which af-
,oc,od ,h,n, o. moo r.re,ns and has
hccn in ,roprosg for siy montbg has
icon c,II.d off tho nnorativcs agree
tny to occen, a roJuction II Is estI-
ua,nd ,h,t m. cnst ,r tine etrikc tn all.
interests will roach g. 600 OOo
Aocr fearful .r~forinpo during
,bLch ono ma, r,, sr,,cn T., do,tb
and ,,o,hor hoc,uo i,s,n, tho sur-
giving uouhore nf q marty that, tried
;, ,uon -, ,bo pi,n InuL,r c,n
nory's sr,w hlocEaonJ roIrood from
rnhor,on ia rly,do I'm Colorado
h,,o hoo, rogcuod
Tbo Trl,cd Nipoworkore co|nvontinn
,v,ailod n,r,o,,o p,rd,u ~ wy,,rir.
,,h, occuyod p~rcelf,,, Mitchell az unII-
inc an, IA. Cnl,rod, ,tru.,re
gncrctory uav ho. received Japan's
rlodpc r,, m. rro.,r,,tion uf Cbins
preeidon, Huosn,,It MANS = vlporous
nrnyo,ntton If ,,h,to rr.rgoe
uregidor, C,g,ro ~ von,,uol, b,e
hr,kon ,n nopotiatiors vim ,hc JIpi,cd
statce ,n eet,l, imnardirp issues RoIa.