The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-06-16
Domestic.

Peter Johnson, aged twelve, of Dix
on. Neb, is dead from typhoid fever
and pyema. He was the ninth member
of his family to be taken with the dis
ease.
In quarrel over jug of wine at
Burlington, Iowa. Dale Robinson is
said to have shot his brother Neil in
the stomach, inf1icting what Is believ.
ed to be fatal injury. Dale has been
arrested.
Doss Galbraith and Hill Gooch
blacksmiths, have been arrested at
Springfield, Mo-, charged with murder
in the first degree for their alleged
participation in the lynching Of three
negroes in Springfield on the night oil
April IA.
The failure of the executor to find
$4,000 in jewels left to heirs in Eng
land by Mrs. C. M. Tibbitt, milliner
who died at Sioux City, Iowa, has led
stones were stolen at the bedside OF
the dying woman.
In a fight with knives between Itai'
ians and Finlanders at Fort Williams
Ont, four of the latter were seriously
wounded and two cannot recover The
ARRAY was the result of two Italians
being elected from a Finlander dance
The assailant sare still at large.
r. F. Putterbaugh, proprietor c. one
of the meat markets at Spencer, Iowa
attempted suicide. He went to the
loft of his barn and cut his throat with
a butcher knife. He was evidently
both plucky and determined, as there
are two gashes in his throat, both sew
ering the windpipe. His life cannot
be saved.
What practically amounts to con
test of the vast Stanford estate was
filed in the county clerk sOffice in San
Francisco by Annie F. Sanford. The
action is suit for $10S,000 said to be
accruing to Asa P Stanford and the
restoration of 100000 alleged to have
been fraudulently withheld by Mrs
Stanford to cheat her brOther-in-law in
his old age and restitution.
A solid silver and gold plated chal-
ice, valued at $50: two solid silver,
gold plated ciboriums. valued at $40,
and two silver boxes containing the
altar bread and valued at SIS, were
stolen by burglars who broke into st.
Francis Xavier's Catholic church at
Missoula, Mont. The work apparently
is that of professionals. Two churches
recently were robbed at Great Falls.
There is no clue.
Lewis w. Parker, president of the
largest cotton mill syndicate in South
Carolina, was arrested at Columbia, S.
c., on the charge of contempt of the
legislative committee which is investi.
eating the affairs of the state dispen-
sary. The committee demanded OF
him certain information as to secret
rebates passing between the liquor
houses and dispensary officials. He
declined to give it,.
The Breathitt grand jury at Jackson,
KY, returned an indictment against
Judge James Hargiss, former county
Judge of Breathitt county, charging
him with the murder of DR.. D. B. Cox.
who was assassinated nearly three
years ago here on the streets by being
shot to death with a shotgun. He was
a kinsman of James Cockrell, of whose
g oil
Indictment in the circuit court at Lex
ington.
George E. Chamberlain, Democrat,
has been reelected governor Of Ore
gon by a majority of not less than
1000 over DR.. James Withycomb, Re-
publican. Jonathan Bourne, Jr., Re
publican, has received the popular
nomination for United States senator
by probably little over 5000 major
ity. w. r. Ellis, Republican, has been
chosen congressman in the Second dis
trict by a large majority, and w. c.
Hawley, Republican, has safe lead in
the First district Woman suffrage was
defeated by tremendous majority.
Capt. George Smithum of the Globe
copper mine in the South Range dis.
trict, near Calumet, Mich, shot and
killed George Quail near Calumet
Mich. Quail was discharged by Smith.
UNI, but came back at night and
threatened to kill Smithum. Smithum
went into his house and procured re.
yolver, blowing the top of Quairs head
off.
Mrs. Albert Storrs, who was charg-
ed with the murder of her husband
was discharged at Monrovia, Cal
Judge Northrop held that the evidence
did not warrant holding her on the
charge.