The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-10-20
NEWS SUNNI Cv

Mich.
Charles Suydan, 10 years old, was
killed in football game at Morriston,
N. ].
Fresh outbreaks of boxers are re-
ported in North China in districts west
of Picking.
A majority of the victims OF the
steamer Hankow burned at Moscow
were women.
John Gadomski, editor of Gazette
Polska, who was shot by bandits at
Warsaw, is dead.
A cigar stub left in the opera-house
at Bristow, Ia, started fire which
destroyed the business section.
Joseph H. Glidden, the inventor OF
the barbed wire fence, is dead at his
home in Dekalb, Ills, at the age Of
90.
Fire at Summerfield, Kansas, de
stroyed three stores and the Sun,
newspaper Office. For time the en-.
tire town was threatened.
Vincenzo Raymundo, a teacher OF
languages in Chicago, murdered his
11-year-old son and then suicided
Raymundo was insane.
The earthquake shocks in Sicily
continue, and are causing serious
damage to dwellings and churches.
some Of which have fallen.
The activity among the fanatical
bands in the lower part Of Morocco
is causing considerable anxiety in
French government circles.
Susie Becker three years old, the
daughter Of Fred Becker, a Buffalo,
N. Y, saloonkeeper, is believed to be
in the hands of kidnappers.
The very severe rainy season in
Panama has caused foundations in the
Interior of the province of Los Santos,
where heavy losses have been suffered.
Advices from important cotton sec.
tons of Oklahoma and Indian Terri.
tory are to the effect that the cotton
crop was badly damaged by last
weeks frost.
There is no increase in yellow fever
at Havana, and Major J. r. Kean Of
the medical department says there
are no special elements of danger in
the situation.
Eight indictments in the so-called
sugar rebate cases were handed down
by the October Federal grand jury of
New York City. which completed its
labors last week.
The National Wholesale Druggists
association has determined to aid the
government authorities In every pos.
sible way to carry the pure food and
drug law into effect.
Two men were killed and a dozen
were wounded in a conflict between
striking mill hands and provincial
police at MacLaren's saw mills at
Buckingham, Quebec.
Aunt Jane Mitchell, colored, aged
1T years, died at Frankfort, KY, of
burns received by her clothing catch
Ing fire. Her husband died a short
time ago at the age Of 100 years.
In a baseball game near Rolla, Mo-,
two men, Clark and Mckee, collided
with terrific force while trying to
catch a ball Mckee was killed al.
most instantly and Clark rendered un-
conscious.
The peonage case recently tried at
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, which resulted
In Charles M. Smith and his son and
Ave others being fined and sentenced
to the Leavenworth penitentiary, will
be re-heard in st. Louis.
The monthly statement Of the col.
iections OF civil revenue show for the
month of August. 1906. the total re
ceipts were $21,S48,663, which was O
gain, as compared with the month OF
August, 1905, of $1,913,59O.
Secretary Taft having indicated
that he had no further use for the
battleships Indiana and Kentucky In
Cuban waters at this time, these YES
sells have been ordered to rejoin the
Atlantic fleet off the coast Of Massa
chusetts.
The general managers Of the rail
roads in Chicago who recently receiv
ed demands from the union switch
men on their lines that an eight-hou
day and other concessions be granted
; have decided to refuse the demands
Of the men.
The rebellion against Turkish rule
: In the province Of Yaman shows NJ
signs OF subsiding, and whenever
pitched battle Is fought the rebelliou'
Arabs seem to be victorious over thu
. unwilling Turkish conscnpts sent Il
subdue them.
Richard Croker has formally inau
gurated the libel suit which will brinj
: to definite issue the question whett
err he used his position as chief O