The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

ST. Observation-Disclosures has been
found that the assassination on Satuc-
lay of General Kozlov was due to the
TACT he was mistaken for General Ire
poff.
New York-word has been received
that John D. Rockefeller is willing to
give $3.50, 900 toward the rebuilding of
the Y. NJ. C. A. building in San Fran
cisco.
New York-Miss Louise Karcher re-
'lected the suit of her fathers employe,
Adam Scheuig, and the latter fatally
committed suicide.
Columbus, o.-Marsh Lindsay died
in the Ohio p~enitentiary yesterday. He
was the murderer of Celery King
Johnson. He nee escaped from prison.
but returned voluntarily.
whftworth & Co., limited. have con-
tracted to build for Brazil three bat
tleships. each is to cost more than
t5,0Oo,o0o and all are to be alike.
Salisbury, Eng.-The coroner's in
quest into the cause of the recent wreck
here when twenty-three Americans
were killed, places the blame on the
railroad. charging excessive speed.
San Francisco-General w. H. War
field, who was on Sunday appointed a
emb of the new police commission,
was killed when q train hit an auto
mobile in which he was riding yester-
day.
chicago-The will Of Joseph Jeffer-
son has been probated. A codicil dated
ave years after the making Of the will
says: ITO my friend. the Hon. Grover
Cleveland. I bequeath my best Ken
lucky reel"
AaIesund, Norway-King Haakon
saved Queen Maud from perhaps fatal
injuries by catching by the bits a
team which was backing the vehicle in
which the queen was riding over an
embankment.
Minneapolis-The railroads have
completed arrangements whereby visi-
tors to the G. A. R. convention in Min
neapolis August 10 to IS will be Civ
en- stopover privileges for ten days in
Chicago on the retur trip.
Notwithstanding has been
about suppressed in Siam, where it has
heretofore f1ourished. Professor 2. H.
strobel, formerly Of the Harvard law
school, is general counselor there and
he is leading the anti-gambling cru
SADIE.
chicago-John Alexander Dowie sat
In the conservatory at Shiloh house
Sunday and read to those who would
listen, while his young rival, Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, addressed a congrega-
ton OF several thousand in the tab
ernacle.
Santa Barbara, cal-congressman
w ~,,n1, C~1h~o~ ~ N~1- v1-1x 49,
Joined Congressman John Sharp Will
liams Of Mississippi Cloth democrats)
In declaring Roosevelt will be forced
to again be the candidate of the re-
publican party.
United States court of appeals, aftirms
the conviction Of Henry Lear. former
president Of the Doylestown, Pa, ma
tional bank, who was found guilty of
abstracting funds of that institution
amounting to $4,000.
New York-Senator Platt passed a
balmy 73d birthday at a hotel in Coney
Island Sunday. 1t was on this spot
that Mr.. Plat in former years planned
with his friends in the republican par
ty of the state most of his campaigns
within the last decade.
Knoxville, Tenn.-John Mcpherson is
a fugitive from justice, charged with
the murder of Grant Smith, a former
merchant of this city, and the fatal
wounding of Deputy Sheriff William
Walker, who attempted to arrest him.
Two posses are in pursuit of him.
Lima, O.-Judge Cunningham denied
a new trial to Harry Hammond. of the
week ago for violation of the law
against restraint of trade n SEN
fenced the prisoner to pay a fine of
$500 and the cost OF prosecution,
amounting to $4,000.
San Juan, p. R.-The United States
cruiser Columbia has sailed for Boston
with 800 marines IN board, of whom 165
are suffering from malaria contracted
at Panama, where they were stationed
in anticipation of trouble during the re-
cent elections there. Nineteen Of the
marines are seriously I'LL.
Paris-The prize of the presidents of
the republic at one mile. o and one-
half furlongs, and valued at $50. 900,
was won at Maisons-Laffitte by Will
liam K. Vanderbilt's M%aintenon, with
the American jockey, Ransch, in the
saddle. Among those at the track We're
President and Nine. FalIieres and Mr..
and Mrs. Longworth.
san oCIlIHllZ mas
appointed a new board of police COM
missioners, as follows: w. r. Hag-
gerty, president of the local Interna-
tional Machinists' union; Herbert Law,
a we'll known capitalist; General r. H.
Warfield. a former president of the
California hotel, and w. II. Leahy, for
merly manager of the Tivoli opera
house. The latter has been appointed
president OF the board.
Kingston, Jamica-The italian cruis-
err Umbria, which went aground on a
mud n here July 13, email fast.
Her guns and the coal in her bunkers
have been removed in order to tighten
the vessel and hopes of saving her are
good.
londonderry Phipps of Pittsburg,
Pa, has rented Glen Quoich, Scotland's
! most magnificent deer forest. which
comprises 10000 acres. The rent and
expenses are over 100000 u year.
Columbus, O.-Nilliam PAT 1ter ar
rested. charged with having Eve wives.