The Colorado statesman., 1906-09-01

the revolutionists for his harsh ana
cruel methods az repression, was
killed BY young sSy2 as he sltghJea
from a train AZ the ssS;son az Neee>
hof.
The comet discovered ny Professor
Kopff at Hsideloars university Al
gust % has been oAss-Ve& since by
Prof. Faith al the Lick Observatory and
Prof. PrzyhyleeA ST KosnigSSsus,
The Cuban government has offered
unconditional pardon to all insurree
tionists except captured commanders
if they viii lay down their arms
The sudden drop in temperature
caused frost TO appear in the low
lands in Iowa but not sufficient 10
injure the corn crop.
The simplified spelling board OF
New York announces that two distin-
guished British scholars, Dr.. J. A.
H Alurry, senior, editor of the Ok
ford dictionary. and Prof. Joseph
Wright, editor of the English dialect
! dictionary, have accepted member
ship to testify their sympathy with
the new movement to improve En-,
glish orthography.
The federal grand jury at Chicago
has returned ten indictments against
the Standard Oil company. The in
dictments contain GAPS counts and
are all in connection with granting
rebates.
The negro troops who have been
stationed at Fort Brown, Tex, and
who created a disturbance at Browns
vile, have been transferred to Fort
Reno.
President Roosevelt has issued a
proclamation appealing for aid for
the sufferers by the Chilean earth
quake.
Mexico has decided to prohibit the
importation of arms and ammunition
into the state of Sonora in order to
stop hostile Indians there from re-
ceiving supplies.
Revolutionists threw a bomb into
the residence of Premier Stolypin of
Russia which killed 80 persons.
Twenty-four persons were wounded
and the building badly damaged, but
the premier only sustained slight in
jury.
Arms and ammunition for the Gu
ban government consisting of 5000
Remington repeating rifles, 100000
rounds of ammunition and six Cat
ling guns, were shipped from New
York on the steamship Mexico.
Mrs. Josephine Burton Young,
member of the Holy Rollers" of
Southern California, poured oil over
herself and drank oil, then lit
match and deliberately set herself on
fire, hoping by the martyrdom of
flames to reach the heavenly throne.
The street car smen of San Francis
co made a demand upon their en-
ployers foA $500 per day of eight
hours and the demand not being com.
piled with as quickly as they wished
strike was called and all the prin-
cipal lines of the city tied up.
DIR. Thomas, of New York, has
made a second balloon ascension in
which propeller was used enab-
| ling him to determine the course of
flight. They were in the air nearly
"a hours and attained an altitude Of
10000 feet.
President Riesco, of Chile, in re-
ply to an offer of help for earthq-
quake sufferers from the European
banking firm of Rothschild, says he
hopes Chilean resources will be suf-
ficient for the purpose.
| The heaviest rain in nine years fell
at Ell Paso. Tex, recently.
Martial law has been proclaimed
at Valparaiso, Chile, pending rehabil-
itation of the city.
Nebraska republicans in state con-
vention nominated George L. Sheldon
| for governor and selected Norris
Brown for United States senator over
Edward Rosewater, the Omaha editor.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw has
taken steps to increase the deposits
of public moneys in national depositor-
les in various parts of the country
to $4,000 each, the amount authorized
by law.
The Ohio democratic state conven-
tion at Columbus adopted a platform
indorsing William j. Bryan for pres
ident and favoring the initiative and
referendum and the election of SEN
ators by direct vote of the people.
he piaLh VI lHe AHtl-SttlOOn league
favorlng the local option for counties
was defeated.
A Unionist party has been formed
in Salvador to form a Central Amer
lean republic which is to include all
the Central American republics as
now constituted.
The medical department of the Ger
man government, after an invest1ga-
ton. reports many bakeries and
slaughter houses in that country in
an extremely filthy and unsanitary
condition.