The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-08-10
NEWS SUMMARY

The antf-clerical agitation In north
western Italy continues and the gov.
eminent threatens to impose martial
Flaw.
Two hundred and fifty disaffected
members of the Belfast police force
have been exiled to isolated parts of
Ireland.
Baron Kaneko has been appointed
presiding commissioner of the Inter
national Exposition, to be held in ia.
pan in 1912.
An explosion of fire damp in mine
at Mittelbexbach. Prussia, resulted in
the killing of eighteen men and the
wounding OF eleven other men.
Herman Billik, recently convicted
at Chicago of the murder of Mary
Vzral by poisoning, has been SEN
! fenced to be hanged on October IL.
A settlement of the difficulties has
been effected with the Northern Pa
cific carmen, thereby avoiding the
threatened strike of 5000 carmen
| BY the capsizing of a launch In the
Des Moines river near Ottumwa, Iowa.
William II. Powell, wife and son, Mrs.
j. F. Stevens and baby were drowned.
Six persons were killed by lightning
at Posen, Germany, and enormous
damage was done to crops by extern
sive floods as consequence of u ter.
rife storm.
| Three men were killed and Ave
others wounded by the explosion of
a gun during target practice on board
the French training ship Courome,
near Houlon
M. Toropoff. leader of the monar-
chist party in Moscow, shot and
killed M. Ermouse, a member OF the
social democratic party, during a
heated political argument.
Robert Stubs. for years butler in
the home OF Levi p. Morton, has re-
tired from his position with a fortune
Of 100000 and has returned to Eng
land, his native country, to live.
Subpoenas In connection with the
governments suit against the so.
called powder trust were issued soon
after the filing of the petition. They
are returnable the first Monday in
| October.
| The American Fisheries company's
plant at Promised Land, eighteen
miles east of Greenport. l.. l., was de-
stroyed by fire last week, two lives
being lost and the property loss es-
timated at 100000.
| Rota, the fighting leader of the
Pulajanes in the island Of Leyte, has
been sentenced to death. One COM
panion was sentenced to imprison.
ment for life and four others were
given thirty-fve years.
Four persons were killed outright
ten others were seriously hurt when
the boiler of an engine attached to a
fast Illinois Central freight train ex-
ploded near Milan, Tenn.
The Spanish government is draw
ing up plan for concerted action
with France to obtain reparation for
the murders In Casa Blanca. As a
first step Spanish warship has been
ordered to proceed Immediately to
Morocco.
| The monthly statement of the d.
rector Of the mint shows that coins
executed In the minis of the United
States during the month of July. 1907,
have aggregated $7,457,00O as fol-
lows Gold, $7,O2U,O00; silver, $780,
900; minor coins, 100000.
Charles Jones, negro janitor of a
bank at Sulphur, ]. T., has been al,
rested on the charge of stealing $4,000
from the bank. Jones was arrested
while spending money freely among
the negroes OF the negro quarter OF the
city. When Jones was arrested he had
$3.50. and $4,000 was recovered from
his wife.
Joe Maloy. of Silver City, N. NJ,
shot and instantly killed Deputy Mar
shall Charles Smith as Smith was at.
tempting to arrest him. Maloy had
announced that any officer attempt.
ing to take him would get all six bul-
let's OF his revolver, and as Smith en-
tered the door of Maloy's house the
latter kept his word.
Physicians of Sag Harbor, N. y,
are somewhat perplexed by an cpl
demic OF sore throat In the village,
They believe, however that II may
have resulted from the dust raised by
automobiles. More than two hundred
persons have been attacked by the
malady
According to the Milan correspond
ent OF the London Tribune, Paradless,
the painter of Trieste. has found two
hitherto unknown pictures by Titan,
In a church In the village of Tracia.
Dalmatia. One represents Magdalen
and the other the Descent From the
Cross"
The German steamship Teutonia,
from Bussorah, for Hamburg, was to-
tally wrecked July 20 near Ras Mad
rak, on the coast OF Arabia. Sixteen
members of the crew are believed to
have been lost. They left the wreck
In boats and have not since been
heard from.
The monthly statement OF the pub
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