Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-05

petition.
Hazleton, Pa.-The trial OF Joseph
Bianza at Wilkesbarre for the muir
der of Raphael Marsicano, of this city,
Ia being closely watched by the Black
Hand. The Black Hand which was
friendly to MarsiCanO. secretly dug up
his remains after the funeral and care
fully examined the wounds. This or
ganization is said to have decided that
IL Bianza is acquitted he Will be marked
and killed.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa-An informant ma
chine addressed TO Jacob Schift, a New
York banker. was picked up on the
street here by David Thompson, a col
ored boy, who found it near a mail box.
The boy gave the package to Henry
Sulzman, a postman, who carried 1t TO
the substation, where its character was
discovered. 1t consisted OF a pasteboard
box filed with g~unpowder and matches.
Madison, Wis.-Has the suspension
OF football caused a decrease in the
attendance at Wisconsin university?
This is a question that is being con-
sidered by the faculty and regents of
the institution. No official figures
have been given out, but IL is said that
the enrolment for the last two days
has been close to 400 iess than at the
same time iaSt year
Powder Springs, Ga.-Discovering
that his ~16-year-old daughter, Ruth,
was to become q mother in n few
months, John Billiard, n planter, who
lives near here. shot the girl 70 death
this morning, firing six shots into her
body. Billiard is a widower and the
dead girl was his only child. Billiard
himself Is in the last stages OF con-
sumption.
Portland, Ore-Orders were issued
by the Hartman lines that no more
cars Of wheat would be hauled to Port
land until the strike of the grain han
dlers is at an end. The wheat will Ell
Their be held i'm the upper country un-
til the strike is at an end or will go to
Tacoma on the joint rate established
by the Washington railroad commits
sion.
Chicago junction, OFF his most
%sanguine hopes are fulfilled, w. H.
Budd. q Baltimore and Ohio passen-
ger conductor On the run between here
and Pittsburg, will remain right on
the train some day this fall and go to
Washington and take the Fourteenth
district seat in congress. The demo-
Gratis nav nominated him for the Of
flee.
Washington, .. C.-During the year
ending June 80, 1905, according to a
statement issued by the Interstate
Commerce commission, an average OF
twenty-s six people were killed a day
and 23S injured a day by the railroads
in the United States. The total num-
Der killed during the year was 9,073,
while the injured numbered S6,00S.
Columbus, ON an opinion rem
dered the state railway commission,
Attorney General Ellis holds h a 1t is
unlawful for railway companies 70
charge 10 cents excess fares where
cash fares, instead OF tickets, are ten
dered. even when the road refunds the
excess on the presentation OF the con-
ductor's receipt.
London-In a dispatch from Luck
now the correspondent OF the Standard
says that a boa containing 200 per-
sons capsiZed in midStream while cross
ing the River Indus. Tho persons were
swept down by the stream and only
thirty were saved. They are supposed
to nave been traders going TO the in
terror.
Cleveland, o.-An alleged plot to de-
stroy the Nickel Plate trestle in this
city was reported TO the police. An in
fernal machine containing twenty-five
sticks of dynamite. equipped with four
dry batteries. fuses and o clock set for
8 a. m. was found by a night watch
man early and turned over to the po-
lice.
Lawtcn, o. T-Since the sitting of
the district court here last week Owe
fifty foreigners have been granted cit
iZenship. Twenty-Five Germans We're
naturalized In n day, This rush Is
caused because the new naturalization
law takes much longer and is more
complicated han h present law.
Cincinnati, O.-The Hamilton county
democrats nominated Thomas Bcntham
in the First district n John Meyer
in the Second district for congress. The
republican nominee for reelection In
the First district is Congressman Mich
olas Longworth.
Lincoln, Neb.-State Chairman w. p.
Rose, OF the republican committee, an
nounced that he had received word
that Secretary of War Taft would
make a speech In Nebraska, probably
on october II at Omaha.
Eonver, Colo.-Vice President Fair
! banks was the guest of ono at the
banquet at the Brown Palace hotel
J rendered by the Chamber of Comrnerce,
. Thomas n. Walsh. the millionaire min
ing man. was toastmaster. Tie vice
president responded to the toasr, Our
Country
pawtucxst, r.. Five hundred girl
, twisters at the thread mills Of the J.
and p. Coates company struck for a 10
per cent. increase In g The back
bovs struck a week ago. making The
same demand. and a shutdown OF the
plant, employing $500 hands. Is prob