Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

Judge Marcus w. Acheson, OF tn
United States district court for tn
third federal district, comprising Penn
sylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
died suddenly of heart disease in Pitts
burg.
Circuit Attorney Sager, of st. Louis
has dismissed the charge of briber.
against T. E. Albright, former membe
OF the st. Louis house of delegates
who was acquitted at Macon after thu
trial on charge of perjury.
Fraternal beneficiary associations
conducted for The mutual benefit o.
members, according to decision Of
the Nebraska supreme court are moi
charitable institutions, aEl their prop.
taxation.
With ceremonial mocif!ed from the
old Morse forms to inset the modern
democratic spirit Of the country, King
Haakon VII. and Queer Maud in the
old Trondhjem cathedra were anoint-
ed, blessed and given No, ways crowns
The Illinois supreme couit granted a
rehearing in the case involving the
constitutionality of the juvenile court
act OF year ago. The decision which
is to be reviewed held the principal
provisions of the act to be unconstitu-
tional.
The tales of atrocities committed at
Bialystok are innumerable. The mob
seemed to delight in torturing the vic
tins. Strips of flesh were cut from
their bodies, children were snatched
from their mothers arms and taken
by the legs and Drained on the pave
ment before the eyes of their parents.
A band of 300 Pulujancs under Caesa-
rio Pastor attacked the town of Burau-
en-. on the Island of I.eyte. They killed
five policemen, wounded five and cap
tured tie remainder of the force except
the lieutenant, who was in command.
Pastor. the Puiuian, leader, was killed
during the encounter.
Mr.. Robertsc n, of Baltimore, general
manager of the Western Maryland rail-
road, his examination being conducted
by Mr.. Whitney, special counsel for the
commission, admitted the Western
MarylaI.I Railroad company was the
owner Of the Davis Coal & Coke COM
pany.
DR.. s. A. Bradley, livestock and meat
Inspector of Louisville, caused to be
seized and sent to fertilizer works, q
400 pounds of pork loins held in cold
storage.
After desperate fight at Perlepstich,
near Kochana, force of imperial
troops annihilated band of IL under
Capt. Christie, of the Bulgarian army.
The troops lost two killed and four
wounded.
The cable attached to an eight-ton
skip in No. 6 shaft of the Quincy mine
at Calumet, Mich, broke and as the
car dropped down the shaft at a tre-
mendOus speed it killed two men and
injured another.
The -uTy at Cleveland, O., brought in
a verdict Of Tot guilty in the case Of
the ice dealers indicted for alleged vio-
lation Of the Valentino antitrust law.
Alexander Mcintosh a half breed,
and Man Leclair, guide from the
Kaml oops, were shot and killed at Ha-
zelton, b. c. Simon Johnson, an Indian,
is accused of the crime.
AS u result of the active Intervention
of the president the senate will vote
to adopt the lock type of canal across
the isthmus of Panama.
A jury at Macon, Mo-, returned a YER
dict Of not guilty in the case of T. Ed
ward Albright, former member Of the
st. Louis municipal assembly, who had
been on trial on charge of perjury in
with the Suburban railroad
franchise.
Newark health inspectors confiscated
the cortents of Harry Rosenthal's boz
logna sausage establishment, a small
room in Jones street leather factory.
They claim TO have found the utensils,
machinery and the room in general
reeking with filth and vermin.
Politicians are eagerly awaiting the
first indication of the policy to be pur-
sued by the new governor of Ohio, An
drew l.. Harris, in regard to the ap-
pointments made by his predecessor.
Should he annul those already made
and name Republicans in the stead of
the Democratic appointees of Pattison,
there may be a deadlock.
The supreme court of Missouri In
banc oyerruled the motion for a re-
hearing filed by counsel for Lord"
Frederick Seymour Darlington, sem
fenced to be hanged for the murder OF
James p. McGann.
John Murray Dowie, so years old,
Of Essex, Ia, arrived in Chicago to
testify before Judge Lands in the
United States court, where a suit to
determine who owns Zion City is be.
ing tried, that he is the father of
John Alexander Dowie, the first
apostle"
By a decision of the Nebraska SUI
preme court the last chance of the
state of Nebraska to recover 100000,
the amount of the defalcation Of for
mer State Treasurer Joseph S. Bart
ley, has gone.
At West Plains, Mo-, Henry Mize,
farmer, died from the effects
Of poison. ]. P. Bremmer, his son-in-
law, who was accused by Mize of hav-
ing given him poisoned water, has been
The finance minister announced in
the house the dominion government on
the advice of the British consul at San
Francisco had forwarded $4,000 of the
100000 voted for the relief of the SUI
ierers.