Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-11-16
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOINGS
General Review Of Important Hap
psnings Presented In a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Rsaders-National, Political, His
torical and Commercial.

Russian Socialists, led by Cork, ar,
agitating for a republic.
A Texas mob lynched three negroes
who had murdered a farmer.
More frauds are being discovered il
the recent New York election.
Brewers oppose prohibition in Okla
homa, saying beer is not intoxicating
Yellow fever has broken out in Cuba
The first victim at Havana to die was
an American.
A court martial has been ordered on
Midshipman Meriwether, who killed q
companion in fight.
Great Britain has perfected the basis
OF an agreement with Russia in which
Germany is slghted.
A former minister of Boston has been
indicted for swindling. His operations
are said to involve 81 900, 900.
France and Venezuela have reached
an agreement. 1t is said that in this
case Venezuela was in the right.
People in all parts of the United
States are raising funds for the Jews of
Russia. Portland expects to send
about $l3, 900.
Reed Smoot has fallen into disgrace
in Salt Lake City by dragging the Re-
lief society into politics. This has been
the only Utah institution on which the
Mormon and GENTLE have united.
Senator Burton has been indicted
again.
Norway is naming her ministers to
foreign countries.
All foreigners are leaving Odessa,
fearing the disorders.
A strike may tie up the Chicago
light and water works.
The merit system will be adopted for
the American diplomatic service.
Every tenth man among the Cron-
stadt mutineers is to be executed.
An Ohio doctor is accused of nine
murders, inclding his whole family.
A New York grand jury has issued 12
indictments in connection with the
election.
The French cabinet has been shaken
by the resignation of the minister of
war after a stormy scene in the cham
Der.
A Detroit, Michigan, stonemason has
erected statue of satan and placed it
in his front yard, declaring it repre-
sents his friend.
A general movement has been started |
in the United States to raise funds for
the relief of Russian Jews. 1t is hoped |
to secure 81 ,OOO,O
King Edward of England has passed
his Gath birthday.
All of Russia's grand dukes are now
out of controlling Offices
A Chinese mob at Lien Chow has
killed five American missionaries.
Several American warships have gone
to San' Domingo to suppress a revolt
there.
Herrick, the defeated candidate for
governor of Ohio, says slander by his
enemies was the cause.
Senator Cullom says he expects con.
gress to ratify the treaty with Santo
Domingo, giving the finances of that
country into the control of the United
States. :
Sailors and artillerymen at Cron-
stadt mutinied, bul were subdued after
a day of terror. Machine guns were
turned on them by loyal troops and
hundreds shot down.
The New York Life Insurance COM
pany continues to solicit business in
Missouri in defiance of the insurance
who suspended their l
certificate in that state. |
Chairman Shonts says those who are t
1enouncing the methods of the canal {
commission are band of hired knock n
ers getting in practice for grand burst a
'f noise when congress convenes. a
The suffrage strike IL spreading :, =
through Austria. 1 !,
The powers are planning a naval al
demonstration against Turkey. h
Grand Duke Nicholas is with Witte
n the present reform movement.
A bunder in the law will prevent 10
be sale of the Siletz timber land. -,
Two towns in Bessarabia have been az
nrned and many Jews persisted in the de
ames. I'll
de
Fire at Birmingham, Alabama, de- tu
troyed property valued at sl72 900. or
Judge Paul Jessen, Of Nebraska, has We
ecllned 10 accept an appointment to VIC
le supreme bench of Arizona. ne
A rice famine exists in three pro-
nces Of Japan and 1000, 900 of the
opulation is practically starving
1t is said that the French minister Sta
preparing to leave Venezuela. The fan
rltish minister will take charge of the est
rench legation. raI