The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-06-30

state oonstabulary which is on duty in
that city in connection with the street
car strike fired into a crowd and in
5ured boy.
At a meeting of the Historical soci-
ETY. of the Kentucky Baptist associa-
ton at Richmond, DR.. A. Gattliff, of
Williamsport. KY, gave to the Baptist
Educational society 1000 acres of coal
land in Whitley county worth $780,
900.
Three miners lost their lives in the
Monroe mine, near Duluth, owned by
the United States Steel corporation.
They were working in drift when a
blast brought down mass of material
which shut them off from escape
King Edward has made an important
concession to Jewish feeling. Courts
hitherto always have been held on
Fridays, precluding. the presentation
of Jews. By the kings command the
third court of the season has been
fixed for Thursday.
The United Mine Workers associa-
ton OF Illinois assessed fines of ten
dollars each against 400 miners en-
ployed near Collinsville. When the
mines resumed work the men refused
to report because two mule drivers had
been discharged.
The differences which have existed
between the coal operators and miners
of the Michigan district since March
have been settled.
There were 26,420 printing and pub
fishing establishments in 1904, an in
crease of 18 per cent. over 1900. The
capital invested in 1904 was 1884 ,021,-
359; increase of 81 per cent, Total
value of products, s496,0S7,109; in
crease of 43 per cent.
Commander Charles A. Cove, now on
duty in the bureau of equipment at
the navy department, has been as
signed to the command Of the new
cruiser Milwaukee.
A memorial presenting charges of
oppression in Office, and malfeasance,
with general denial of justice against
Charles Parlange, district Judge of the
eastern district of the United States
court of Louisiana, has been received
by Speaker Cannon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar is dead in
the county infirmary at Grand Haven,
Mich, aged 108. She was born in An
trim county, Ireland, and when Is
years of age witnessed the battle of
Ballynahinch in County Down, Ire
land.
Prominent Jews of st. Joseph, Mo-,
are circulating petition which will be
forwarded to President Roosevelt, call
ing upon the executive to take prompt
steps through the diplomatic channels
to put stop to the "orgies of blood
and carnage in Russia
Federal Judge Mccormick of Dallas,
Tex, issued an order restraining the
railroad commission from enforcing it's
order to reduce fares on the Houston
& Texas Central railroad from three
cents mile to two and one-half cents.
An unknown negro was quietly
lynchei by mob at DeKalb, Miss, for
what was believed to have been an at
tempt to criminally assault Mrs. James
Young, proprietor of store.
Two persons were killed, extensive
damage done to livestock and crops
and many houses demolished by the
general wind storm that swept over
Oklahoma and Indian territory.
Bulgaria has sanctioned the ap-
pointment of Mgr. Neophylos as Greek
metropolitan of Varna.
Glass day at Yale with it's many
gatherings, In which the seniors
played the leading parts, proved to be
one of the most interesting in years.
Washington and Jefferson college
has followed the action of other edu-
cational institutions in abolishing
Greek from among the requirements
in the classical courses.
Evidence was produced in the fed
eral court at Dallas, Tex, alleging
that the interstate commerce commits
sion had accepted through rate be-
tween two points that was higher than
the local rates and therefore liable to
manipulation.
Pope Plus X. appointed the Rev. E.
j. Mccarthy, of Halifax, N, S., to be
archbishop of Halifax.
In the outskirts of Warsaw band
OF terrorists attacked and killed three
detectives.
A largely attended meeting at Ber-
lin expressed sympathy with the VIC
tins of the massacre and indignation
at the atrocities and the hope that
parliament will be able to punish the
offenders.
The cry of tainted money has been
raised by the friends of the children.
John D. Rockefeller's offer of $5,O00,-
600 to start the work of national
juvenile improvement association on
lines suggested by Judge Lindsey, of
the Juvenile court of Denver, has been
rejected.
]. P. Cudahy of the Cudahy Packing
company, of Kansas City, said that
the Louisville Packing company,
which closed down Saturday night, is
not a branch of the Cudahy Packing
company.
On invitation of Emperor William,
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth took tea with him on board his
American built yacht Meteor at Kiel.
John Esburg and Paul Ross were
shot at Davenport, Ia. by "Cappy"
Hoffman, who escaped. Esberg was
shot through the heart, dying instant.
ly. Ross was shot in the stomach and
will probably die. Esberg and Ross
had been the aggressors.