The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-06
- NEWS SUMMARY >.

Sixteen men were killed and one
plosion in a coal mine near Dubois.
pa.
Troops and strikers clashed at Gees.
tochowa, Russian Poland, Saturday,
four strikers being killed and a score
wounded.
Mrs. Robert Bruce, wife OF rail.
road man at Billings, Mont, is dead
from n self.inflicted bullet wound In
the right lung.
The British steamer Yuen Wo has
been totally destroyed by fire at Tung.
chou. It is feared that $50 Chinese
lost their lives.
The bank at Kendrick, Oklahoma,
has been looted by four robbers, and
In an endeavor to protect the deposits
Justice Davis was shot
Newt Walker, who shot Dave Bur
ton, the wealthy mine.owner, and
man named Bagsby, at Bakersfield,
Cal. has been captured.
The first railroad train from Lao
Yang since the retreat of the Russians
from that place last year reached
Mukden station last week.
The bodies of twelve Filipinos, who
died at st. Louis during the exposi.
ton, have been shipped to Manila for
dnterment in their native land.
The >questlon of constructing a ca
nal to connect the Black sea with the
Baltic sea has again been taken up
by Russia's minister OF finance.
Fire insurance companies doing bust.
ness In Mexico, principally German
and British companies, have agreed to
advance rates from 80 to 40 per cent.
oflcial reports from the Caucasus
describe numerous encounters be
tween peasants and troops. Many
Of the former have been killed in Cos
sack charges.
The Illinois house of representa-
dives has passed bill establishing
. state sanitarium for the treatment
Of persons afflicted with tuberculosis
and appropriating $4,000 for the pur-
pose.
It is said in shipping circles In Lon
don that Japan has purchased large
number OF steamships in England for
her largely increasing coastlng trade |
with Formosa, China and Port Ar |
thur.
parliamentary bulletin Just issued |
shows that the number of British emf. |
grants who went TO America in 1904
was nearly double the combined total
OF those emigrating to all the British
colonies.
Cities and towns throughout In
diana are threatened with "a Purltani.
cal observance of the Sabbath in view
OF Governor Hanley's determination
to have the law enforced or demand
the resignation Of officials.
With elaborate ceremony, beginning
"Wednesday and ending Friday, the
names Of 30,SGG soldiers and sailors
OF Japan, killed prior to the battle of
Mukden, will be onshrined In the
spokonsha temple IN Toxic.
Carr w. Taylor, r.torney for the
Kansas state board of railroad COM
misisoners, announces that he will
start half a dozen cases before the
Interstate commerce commission In re.
gard to Kansas freight rates.
Although his life is fast ebblng,
Bert Humbert of Alton, H., is still
alive, after having undergone the re.
markable eXperleuc, of being skinned
alive as the result Of striking a missed
shot while at work in a tunnel.
The fifth division OF the North At.
lantic feet commanded by Rear.Ad.
lmiral Bradford, will relieve the third
division, commanded by Rear-Admiral
sigsbee, which has been doing duty In
Dominican and Cuban waters for some
months.
me situation In Turkish Arabia
has become critical. It transpires
that only a thousand OF the Turkish
troops sent TO the relief of Ria Pasha
reached Sauna, and these fed thither
after sustaining defeat at the hands
OF the insurgents.
Colonel willard Glazler author,
soldier aud explorer, is dead at Al.
oany, N. Y, at the age OF Ga. In 1875
he rode from Boston to San Fran.
cisco on horseback and was captured
10y Indians near Skull Rocks, Wyo.,
but made his escape.
A gift of s1O.OOO,OOO by Andrew Car,
negie TO provide annuities for college
professors who are not able to con.
unue In active service, was an.
nounced last week by Frank A. Van.
derlip, vice-president of the National
CITY bank Of New York.
EQlth Grant ~,