The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-07-14
NEWS SUMMARY

VIII Lee, COuNlCteu NJ bdltlnlOTe VI
assaultipg two white women, has been
sentenced to be hanged.
A destructive cyclone in France has
caused much damage to property and
several people were injured.
st. Michaers church, one of the
most interesting buildings in Ham.
burg, has been destroyed by fire.
The Socialist state convention at At,
lanta Ca, nominated a full state ticket
headed by j. b. Osborne of Atlanta for
governor.
NJ Samonsky, superintendent OF the
| KursK-Sebastopol railroad, was killed
in revenge for the discharge of several
employees.
Leonard Boat, his wife and six chill
| dren were drowned while attempting
to ford the Animas river near Cedar
Hill, N. NJ.
| Because of the rising of Salton sea
the Southern Pacific is reported to be
about to move its main line in that vi
cinity for the fifth time.
In addition to closing the frontier
to all Servian cattle, Austria-HunSary
has prohibited the bringing in OF
timed meats from Servia.
The mutiny of troops at Batoum is
ended. The ringleaders escaped
whereupon their followers yielded and
are confined in the fortress.
The total assessed valuation of the
real and personal estates in New
York City Is reported by the tax de
partment as $6,305, 794,1S5.
A band of terrorists, consisting oi
thirty-fve young men with full equip
ment of bombs and revolvers, has beer
captured by the police at Moscow.
The Dutch steamer American col
lided with the Danish schooner
Berthe, off Southforeland, the crew OF
nine of the Berthe being drowned.
The collection of relics of General
Lafayette, exhibited at the Chicago
exposition in 1893, were sold at auc
ton in London last week for $4,000.
Frank A. Kaminsky, aged Is years
who was graduated from the Sacra
mento High school week ago, was
drowned in the Sacramento river Sun
day.
The peasants of the village Of Sui.
tanava attacked the superintendent OF
police and beat him almost to death
Troops have been dispatched to the
village.
In a domestic quarrel, Z. v. Murphy,
refugee at the Preside, shot and
slightly wounded his wife and took
his own life by shooting Off the top OF
his head.
Natal troops have completely sur
rounded and defeated a rebel body In
The Umvoti district. Seven hundred
and forty-seven rebels were killed and
few escaped.
Walter Hand, aged 7, of Los An
Eeles, placed lighted match In can
Of gasoline, which exploded, burning
the lad fatally and burning the rear
part OF his parents home.
Rather than face the Improved Or.
der of Red Men, in which order 1t is
alleged that he Is short in his &C
counts as treasurer, Frederick Koch
committed suicide at his home in Los
Angeles.
Maria Spiridonovo, who killed Chief
Of Police Luzhenoffsky at Tamboy, has
been sent to Siberia with other pris'
oners. Spectators at the railway sta
ton babe her keep a stout heart, to
which she replied, I'VE shall soon be
back"
| A monster shark, measuring thirty
feet in length and weighing 5000
pounds, became entangled In the net
Of fishermen set four miles off shore
at Playa Del Rey, Cal, and In strug'
Cling to free itself, was killed.
The Fourth of July was celebrated
In Rome by a reception at the Ameri-
can embassy, Ambassador White COM
Ing to town purposely from the coun-
try to receive the guests. Over 800
Americans were present, including
Monsignor Kennedy, rector of the
American college.
The flags over the foreign consul.
ates and public buildings were hoisted
at Guayaquir, Ecuador, in commemo-
ration Of the Fourth of July, and the
government ordered a military band to
play that evening in front of the Amer.
loan consulate.
William JAWS of Cooper's Creek, w.
Va, aged 35, was shot by his wife in
the yard at their home and his body
left out all night. Before he died he
called their little children to his side
| and told them that their mother had