The Yale expositor., 1906-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

mISOE
A race war of alarming proportions
began at Atlanta, Ga. 1t ragged with
varying vigor. Nine negroes and one
white man were killed and score of
both races wounded. The downtown
streets in possession of eight COM
with battery of light artillery in re-
serve.
A burlap bag stamped with the
name ~. X. Mano," a strip of wom-
ans skirt and an oil cloth table COW
ering bearing a rude sketch of the
landing of Columbus, are the only i'm
mediate clews to the perpetrators of
a revolving murder committed in New
York.
Bishop c. C. McCabe, of Philadel-
phia, who is presiding over the ses-
Pon in progress at Ishpeming, Mich,
of the Detroit NJ. f. Conference, in a
sermon in the First NJ. +. church on
Religious Liberty" said that he
would like to see war declared against
the sultan of Turkey
1t transpires that the Black Hun
dreds acting in collision with the an
archists, had elaborated plans for a
violent attack on the Jews at Odessa
on the occasion of the Jewish New
Year. and that the carrying out of
these plans was only averted by the
extraordinary alertness and energy
shown by the authorities.
The Paris Tempts says it learns
from an absolutely unquestionable
source that the latest consultations of
medical advisors of the sultan of Tur-
Key established the Fact that Abdul
Hamid was suffering from cancer of
the kidneys.
q During a squall a tow5oat contain
ing two men and two women was
swamped in Maumee bay, at Toledo,
and the women and one man were
drowned. -
Six entire families of Allegheny,
score have been poisoned through
the product of bake shop.
Rev. w. j. McNab, supreme chan
cellor of the Catholic Mutual BENEFIT
association, died at Niagara Falls, N
Y. He was born in New York 1874
and ordained in Philadelphia.
The chief of police of Moscow has
forbidden workmen to vote for their
representatives in parliamentary
elections on the ground that the gov
eminent considers that the council
of workmen's delegates is a revolution
airy organization.
The French warships Chasseloup
and Lavoisier sailed from ST. Johns,
N. F., upon the completion of the sum-
mer's fishery patrol.
There are strong suspicious that the
throwing of a bomb at Gen. Sollogub,
governor general of the Baltic prov
inces, at Riga, was stage affair ar
ranged to strengthen his position
which is said to have been greatly
shaken owing to his inability to re-
store order in the Baltic provinces.
Deputy sheriffs have been stationed
at the approach of the temporary
bridge across the Cimarron river at
Dover, Okla, where the Rock Island
wreck occurred, to prevent trains
passing, and traffic is at a standstill.
AS a result of an exchange of notes
between the Spanish cabinet and the
Vatican an arrangement has been
made based on the same principles
as the modus vivendi of last year.
IL is reported that the Japanese are
erecting Notifications in southern Sag
halin, contrary to the treaty of Ports
mouth.
Validity of Union Pacific's titles to
Wyoming coal lands was brought up
before interstate commerce commits.
sion at Omaha.
Capt. Grammer, of New York Cen.
trail, urged rule against allowing ex.
port and import freight rates lower
than domestic.
General staff OF the army at Wash.
ington is making preparations for in.
vading Cuba IL armed intervention be.
comes necessary. War maps are be.
ing printed, instructions are issued
for the purchase of horses and mules
and members of the staff are ordered
home.
The suburb of st. Petersburg ad.
Joining the Narva gate was shaken by
The explosion of a powerful bomb,
which was thrown by one OF three
vell-dressed men and which tore an
enormous hole in the ground and
broke all the windows In the vicinity.
There was no loss of life.