The Glenwood post., 1906-07-07

uTen were drowned Wnlle attempting
to ford the Animas river near Cedar
Hill, N. NJ.
A statement issued by the United
States treasury shows that at the
close of business June 30, the total
government debt, less cash in the
| treasury. was 1864 ABS, SIS, a decrease
during the month of sl7,5l9,OO5
The Chicago and Alton railroad conf
pany and two of its former officials
are charged with having given rebates
to a packing firm of Chicago and are
being tried on the charge in the United
States court there
According to statement issued by
the department of commerce and la
Dor there We're built in this country
last year .463 merchant vessels with
a gross registry of s421, 744 tons.
The supreme court of Colorado has
| granted a writ of supersedeas which
prevents the removal of the district
attorney and sheriff at Denver for al
| legged completely in election frauds.
The supreme court of New York has
| rendered a decision holding that the
high rates imposed upon members of
the Catholic Mutual Benefit associa-
| ton are void and that members may
recover all payments in excess of for
| mer rates.
| At the hearing Of the Dowie case in
| Chicago teller of the Zion City bank
| testified that Dowi4's account was
overdrawn s4S1 ,237 and that for the
| last seven years Dowie had drawn
money from the bank at the rate of
| SS4 900 a year.
A general strike of all employees of
Mason City, Ia, street car and inter
urban lines has taken place.
Two tanks of the Union Oil company
exploded at University Park, few
miles north of Portland, Ore, with suf-
| ticient force to shatter every window
within three-quarters of a mile. The
cause is not known.
The corner stone for new village
of Ottajano has been laid with cere-
mony upon the site of the village of
that name destroyed by the recent
eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
In the wreck of a passenger train
at Salisbury, England, 20 passengers
mostly Americans, and four trainmen
were killed and seven persons injured
The train was loaded with AZ persons
who had landed from the steamer New
York
C. n. Luling, superintendent OF in
surance for Kansas. has announced
that all insurance companies failing
to pay San Francisco losses in full
will be Immediately deprived of the
right to do business in Kansas.
The third Pan-American confer
ence, or, to be exact, the third inter-
national American conference, will
meet at Rio de Janeiro, capital of Bra
Zil July 81.
John Clark. superintendent of a
Red Cross relief station in San Fran
cisco, has been arrested for selling
large quantities of relief blankets'an
appropriating the money
Attorneys for Ex-senator Burton
deny the rumor that an appeal will be
made to President Roosevelt FOR par
don for Burton in case the supreme
court denies the request for a new
hearing.
Lewis Embry Jr. has been nomna-
ted by the democrats of PENNSYLVANIA
for governor. Mr.. Embry had pre-
viously been nominated by the Lincoln
republicans for the same office.
Nearly every building in the town
of Tittzewah, Ok, has been practi-
cally demolished by a tornado. Many
people took refuge in cyclone caves
and no person was injured.
The correspondent at Constantinople
of the Standard reports that Turkey
has decided to take measures to sup
press the Creek bands which are dis.
lurbing Macedonia.
Attorney General Moody has directed
that suits be brought against a large
number of railroad companies to re-
cover penalties for violation of the
safety appliance law
1t is stated that Gar Nicholas will
attend with emperor William the en-
tire maneuvers of the German fleet
near the end of July.
The Missouri supreme court has
rendered an opinion unfolding the
right of suffrage for the old soldiers
in the federal home in ST. James. The
right had been denied by "A decision of
the circuit court of Phelps county
Seven tramps captured freight
train near Glendale, Ohio, and al the
point of revolvers forced the crew to
leave They ran the train ten miles
and then abandoned it
The emperor of Russia is now vir-