The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-09-14
NEWS SUMMARY


Lecben. Austro-Hungary, on May 9,
but no damage was done.
The state senate without dissent.
ting vote. passed the bill prohibiting
bucket shops" in Massachusetts.
So far as is known in Simla, India
The anniversary of the outbreak Of the
Indian mutiny fifty years ago was not
marked by disturbance.
An anarchist named Kaidoff
charged with completely in plot
against the life of King Charles, has
been arrested at Bucharest.
The eleven Italians convicted at vii
kesbarre. Pa. of "black hand" crimes
were sentenced to one year in jail
and fines of $3.50 each and costs.
As the result of a quarrel, William
o. Rice, telegrapher. of Washington
shot and killed his wife, shot his baby
in the leg and then killed himself.
The Missouri senate has passed the
house bill giving wards in cities of
5000 inhabitants and over the right
to vote local option for the individual
wards.
The commercial modus vivendi be.
tween the United States and Germany,
which was referred to committee
May Z, has been accepted by the com.
mittee.
The 300th anniversary of the land,
ing at jamestown island of the first
permanent English settlers was cele
brated at jamestown Monday, Vir
ginia day.
w. d. Clark has been arrested al
Honolulu on a charge of forgery on
warrant issued from Hastings, Mich
Clark has been engaged in mission
airy work among the Koreans.
The political unrest at Lahore, In
dia, is assuming graver proportions
The authorities are drafting troops OF
all arms and have issued a proclama
ton prohibiting demonstrations OF
every kind.
In a pitched battle on Sugar Island
creek, near Middleboro, KY, the re.
suit of a feud, John Howard and Mar
tin Green were killed, Eleanor Howard
fatally shot and Jim and George Green
badly wounded
The latest received concerning the
loss of the French steamer Potion,
which was wrecked of the coast Of
Uruguay, is to the effect that forty
passengers and eight members of the
crew lost their lives.
AS the result of fued of long stand.
Ing, James Leftwich shot and killed
T. J. Clark In the court house at
Duncan, I. T. Both men were married
citizens and wealthy. Leftwich is a
candidate for state senator.
The 10000 textile operatives who
are on strike at Orizaba. Mexico, have
added to their demand abolition of
the fine system. Suffering and desti-
tuition are becoming evident among the
strikers, but they are defiant.
William Wells. motorman, was
killed and ten other persons were in
jured in a collision in Lexington, KY,
between a street car and a passenger
train. The motorman lost control of
his car, which was demolished.
In consequence of the great increase
in emigration, the Hungarian Manu-
facturers' union will begin May 10 an
inquiry, in the hope of finding some
means of keeping the people at home.
Several cabinet ministers will partici-
pate.
The jury in the case of Garland
Moore, who stabbed Clara West to
death at Springfield, Mo-. because she
Tilted him, returned verdict of muir.
der in the second degree and fixing his
punishment at twenty-five years in the
penitentiaIy.
Five years in the military prison at
roiI LcdEcHWOTln IL the sentence OF
Edward Leviner, a Columbus, Ohio,
boy, who was charged with desertion
in the face OF the enemy in the Philip.
pines, while a soldier of the Seven
teenth infantry.
The Master Builders association OF
Berlin and its suburbs has decided
unanimously to lock out all masons
and bricklayers assisting building
workmen, on May 16. over 100000
men are affected The men demand
an eight-hour day.
Miss Matte Watterson, aged e
years, said to be a niece of Rear Ad
miral Robley Evans and a member 81
the Daughters of the American Revo
luton, was found dead in her room II
FL Paso, Texas. The cause of death
Is given as heart failure.
Despondent because of ill-health
Mrs. Alexander Sigsworth killed heI