Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-04

re,entatives in Korea seized control of ! the Korean army in Seoul yesterday and ordered the emperor to make vari- ou, court reforms.
 Marquis Ito has assumed dictatorial mowers in Korea and is in actual con- tr1l of all real powers of government. The Korean emperor is practically a prisoner and f, prevented from holding any communication with Russia from which source alone help is expected 70 resist Japanese u-gve>sions.
 To Accept More Silver
 san Francisco. July 2N- The treasury deoartmeu, today authorized the local mint to accen, bullion consignments containing not more than three-tor,hs silver and ,ue remainder gold, to toe paid for at the current gold rate for the metals. Heretofore bullion has no, been received a, the mint when it contained more than one-halt silver.
 To Locate Boundary Point
 Seattle. July 2S- Prof. Edward smith of the government coas, and geodetic survey win sail for Alaska next week 10 locate definitely the line where the I4lsy meridian of west long ftude crosse, the Yukon river. The l4Is, meridian is the boundary line between Alaska and British-Yukon.
 Throws Bomb Into Crowd
 New York. July 2S-R Representatives of the diHeren, branches of the plumbers union of this city met last nigh, in Teutonia hall to settle mat . ters of controversy among themselves and while in session two bombs were thrown through window of the hall !. from the Elevated railroad by outside member, of one faction. A score of men were cu, by fragments of flying iron from the exploded bombs but no one was killed The thrower escaped. !.
 The bomb throwing broke mp the !. meeting and probably destroyed all possibility ut settling the differences . among the unions.
 Discredit Loudon's Story
 seattle, July Jack London's new !. story .The Unexpected" has for it's pIo, scheme by Mrs. Nelson to see cure the hanging of Mitchell Dennis !. at Laruya bay. Alaska, in l9O0 Me- Cures magazine. which will publish . the story. announces that it is true. !. AIastans in this city say that no such . occurrence as described ever hap oened. although man was hanged at . La,uya by the miners for some OGeuse. .
 Will Let Dietz Alone Ladysmirn. Wis. July 2S-The at tempt to capture John Die,z, the lum- herman who barricaded himself at home to resist a court order, by the ! aid of militia has been abandoned and !. the troops have been withdrawn. {. Dierz still holds the fort and the sher- . if will try to capture him by strategy. !
 Strike in San Francisco
 san Francisco. July 3o-SiNteen i hundred Iaborers and all mechanics . engaged in the work of rebuilding street railway lines struck today They ask for a 20 per cent increase of. wages. an eight-how day and the re- instatement of men alleged ro have been discharged for activity in the unions.
 Debs Makes Warlike Speech
 st. Louis. July 30-Jn an address to workiugmer here last night Eugene Y. Debs urged them Co take inn mediate steps tov the release of Mover, Haywood aua pe-tiboue. the officials of the Western Federation of Miners. now held in ta. in Idaho upon the charge of camp#c.ty in the assassiua- zion of EN-Gov. Sleuneabwg. Debs advise. ,u. release of the men by force even . .ue effort caused a revo- Luti1u In ... country. He said he was willing |. lead lu1aU00 worsiugmen ina mrromaa, To free rhe prisoners by teartr- aoan gue .alL and would use arms f necessary Co accomplish the desired result
 Picks Fairbanks for Nominee
 Wa~n.r.,9u. D. C.. July 3J- Senator Warren O. Wyoming in an interview says rha. Roosevelt is not in che race for the Republican presidential nomi- nation ia 1908, and that Vice President Fairbanks uas che best chance for the nomination.
 Refuses to Be Senator
 New York, July 5O- Ex-Governor Frank s. Black refuses the offer of PIatt and OdeII to make him senator from New York in place of Depew. He says he would no, accept the place if he were elected. It is understood