The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-18
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der, duplicating others, creates sensa-
ton in Jackson, KY.
Sixteen girls and four youths are
burned to death IN factory at Gels
polsheim, Germany.
Speed is Illinois legislatures cry.
Speaker Jhurtleff determined that per-
sonnet of committee shall be named
early.
Heavy snowstorm in Kansas, Okla
homa and southwest.
The flow of cash from the interior
to New York during the past week
has been heavy.
Never in the history Of the New
York money market has the demand
for capital been so heavy. This de-
mand, coupled with the impossibility
of supplying it, has stopped the loan
ing of funds for wild speculation.
OF the $4,000 bales of cotton sold in
Liverpool Friday, 1890 were from
America.
The French government, it is ru-
mored, intends to introduce in the
chamber of deputies a measure provid-
ing for a tax on incomes.
Snow blockades will prevent the
extensive shipment of wheat from the
Dakotas until spring. Then lake nav
igation will be open, and Minneapolis
mills, some of which are now closed
down for want of grain, fear that the
wneat will pass on to the east
The two Japanese arrested at Port
land, Ore, on suspicion of DR.. John
Sol murder, released.
The miners strike at Goldfield, New:
settled on operators terms.
After week of stormy weather. dur
ing which railroads suffered, the sun
shines in southern California.
Three hundred tons of flour shipped
from Stockton via San Francisco, for
China, TO relieve the famine.
Archbishop Montgomery, Catholic,
died in San Francisco. Born in Daviess
county, I.y., Dec. 80. 1S47.
California State Federation OF La
Dor refused TO indorse boycott against
Japanese and Koreans.
One hundred union carpenters on
strike in Memphis because window
frames were made in al open shop.
Gould stocks weak on New York
market, presumably based on suits
in Missouri against the alleged com
binations of these roads.
The Bank of England directors re-
rused Thursday to reduce the discount
rate below 6 per cent.
Future corn, wheat, oats and pro-
visions advanced sharply in Chicago.
Heavy rains reported to have dam.
aged fall-sown wheat in Ohio valley.
Cornelius P. Shea was placed on
witness stand, but before he could
give testimony court adjourned.
Balance in United States treasury,
inclusive of $3.50, 600, 900 gold reserve
S242,4o-,cl4.
President Roosevelt may withdraw
his order relative to negro troops.
Bailey's forces carry sever counties
in Texas in special legislative election
Employees of six of the big railroads
entering st. Louis are holding impor
tant conference In ST. Louis.
Government attorneys seek writ to
compel e. H. Hartman to remain in
interstate commerce commissions jur.
isdiction.
Carlisle institute, for the higher ed.
ucation of Indians, is in danger If be-
ing abolished.
There has been no reconciliation be.
tween the duke and duchess of MARI
borough.
The corcner's jury holds the train
crew and the night train dispatcher
at Baltimore responsible for the ter.
rible wreck at Terra Gotta, on the B.
& O.
Scranton, Pa, under martial law In
typhoid epidemic.
Business men of ST. Louis are
pleased with result of conference be-
tween Terminals commission and rail.
road officials.
Rate discrimination, it is reported,
will be formally charged against ILL
nois railroads in short time.
Indiana legislature %convenes to-day
and it is thought that the reading Of
the governors message will consume
five hours.
Record in Barrington's appeal to su-
preme court is practically completed,
making a book of 932 pages.
Charles Simeon and Walter Fink in.
dicted on the charge of killing Water
Robinson and Otto Buddemeyer at
Washington, Mo.
Oklahoma convention takes stand
against armed bodies. Civil rights
declared supreme.
Night rider carries respite for Viii
liam Spaugh, sentenced to hang at
Centerville, Mo, to-day. Reprieve may
reach murderer too late.
Standing committees of Missouri
house numbering forty-four are an
nounced by Speaker Atkinson.
Property is purchased by the Gould
interests for terminals at Springfield.
Mo-. and the new line will be opened
March l.