The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-03-17
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FIVE men and injuring twelve.
Thirteen soldiers of the Poeruisk
(Russian) garrison have been sen.
fenced to death Tor mutiny,
Ohio coal operators have decided
not to concede the demands Of the
miners for an increase in wages.
Four hundred military executions
have occurred in Livonia as a result
of the governments repressive meas.
ures.
The socialists of Finland are agitat-
ing for general strike to show the
discomfort Of the people of the con-
ditions.
BY the collapse of the gallery stag
ing In Earls mine, at Rabbi, district
of Tarvid, forty miners and one en-
gineer were killed.
A snow avalanche at the Lofeten ISL
ands buried number of fishermen's
huts. Rescuers extricated twenty-one
dead and thirtypine injured.
There is great rejoicing in Okla
homa over the passage Of the state
hood bill by the senate, and universal
concurrence in the amendments.
A military train with machine guns
| is held in constant readiness at the
railroad station in Moscow, in case
of emergency in the neighboring
cities.
A wholesale bomb factory was cap
tured by the police at the lodgings of
druggist in st. Petersburg. One
hundred and twenty bombs were
seized.
A provision limiting the salaries of
government clerks over 65 years old
to $1,000 a year has been attached to
the legislative appropriation bill by q
subcommittee.
For refusing to handle their guns
against the revolutionists in Odessa
during the disturbances. thirty sol.
diers have been sentenced to various
terms in prison.
The bite of black spider brought
agonizing death to Edmund Seccombe.
the 11-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Seccombe, prominent residents OF
San Bernardino, Cal.
The international waterways com
mission has reached an agreement re
garding Niagara Falls, by which botf
countries will take all precautions tc
save its scenic beauty.
Tartars of the village of Aliatlol
fired on a detachment of passing cos
sacks. The latter bombarded the vii
lage for three hours and dislodged the
Tartars, killing several OF them.
The three men who on Februar.
10 attempted to assassinate Genera
Reyes, the president of the Republic
of Columbia, were shot last week a
the spot where the attack occurred.
The bodies of Mrs. Clinton Met;
and her two children, who were froz
en- to death in the recent blizzard
have been found about half a mill
from the Metz ranch, near Harrison
Neb. H
In a saloon fight near the line of tn
Chickasaw nation, thirty miles cas-
of Lawton, /. T., Ed Buchanan an,
Thomas Caldwell were shot and killed
| It'd
wounded.
The London Express says that Il
consequence of repeated raids by tn
Waziras and other warlike tribes o.
the northwest frontier of India the AZ
thorities contemplate sending a power
full expedition to the disturbed dis
tricts.
At the village OF Fueceechio. twenty
three miles west of Florence, Ital,
house where a dance was in pros
. ress took fire. In the panic which Ell
sued, the floor gave way and sixtee
D persons persisted while many other
, were injured.
In the twentieth annual report
the Boston chamber Of commerce II
| sued last week, It is pointed out tha
Boston has re-astablished herself a
| the second port of the country o
!. combined values, taking the place {
I New Orleans.
/ The supreme court at Jefferso
I City, Mo-, holds to be constitutions
| the statute making 1t felony for
! man to live in Missouri with his Sc
ond wife though married to her
| another state, the first wife living an
| not being divorced.
| L. Stuckey, editor OF the People
| Demands, was shot and killed at &c
| fax, La, by A. M. Goodwin, editor I
| the Colfax Chronicle. The cause
i the tragedy was the publication of 9
: article by Stuckey rejecting on Il
q nhara ntar IF Goodwin