The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-10
THE LATEST EVENTS OF THE WORLD BRIEFLY AND TERSE-
 " NARRATED.
FROM EVER HERE
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma. ton, and Particularly
 From the Great .lt Southwest. H

A negro was lynched at Montgom- cry, Ala, for attempted assault. A posse swung him up to tree and riddled his body with bullets.
 The people of Jett, Okla, are in desperate straits as a result of the long fuel famine. Wood is un- obtainable and the price of corn cobs is prohibitive. A few farmers are hauling coal from Enid, dis tance of 40 miles. The last car of coal that reached Jett several weeks ago lasted 55 minutes.
 Senators Foraker and Culberson engaged in sarcastic debate on the discharge of the negro soldiers by the president, the Texas senator de- lending the president. Senator Gull person declared the race issue the most vital and important question before the American people.
 Senator Beveridge reintroduced his general child labor bill as an amendment to the District of Co., lumbia child labor bill, desiring to secure action during the present ses- sion. He gave notice that he would speak on the subject January II.
 Long lines of people, estimated at $500, many of them belonging to poorer classes, stood for hours in the streets waiting their turn to enter the mansion of the late Baroness Burdett- Coutts in London, and take 6 last look at the dead.
 All British insurance companies have repudiated their liabilities ar- ising from the earthquake at Valpar- also. The terms of the Valparaiso policies differed from those of San Francisco.
 Will Harvey, a negro, was hanged at Mayorsville, Miss, three minutes before notice that his sentence had been commuted reached the sheriff.
 The articles of incorporation of the Polish league have been made public. They describe the aim of the league to be to "unite all the na- tional resources for the restoration of the independence of Poland"
 Mines in the Bullfrog district of Nevada, valued by the owners at over s20, ,000, have been awarded to E. W. Montgomery by Judge Seawell, at San Francisco, against the claims of c. B. Fleming, who had sued for half interest because of a dispute in a grub stake agreement.
 During 1906 exactly 1,199,4 persons arrived at New York from foreign ports, according to state ment made public at Ellis Island by the department of commerce and la- Dor.
 President George Gould of the Missouri Pacific has been on tour of inspection of the southern lines. He can see nothing but prosperity ahead for the country.
 It is stated that Germany has signed a treaty of peace with the Herreroes, the African tribesmen who have given trouble for several years.
 Near Muskoday, N. D., the proc ess of thawing dynamite was being carried on. It exploded, blowing two men 10 atoms.
 W. s. Reyes, a banker and pioneer business man of San Francisco, was found dead at his club from natural causes.
 The power of Raisula, the bandit of Morocco, is reported broken.
 Territorial Federal Marshal Hor- ace Porter, cousin of Mrs. Roosevelt, may face charges as result of ru- mored political intrigue.
 It has been announced at the state department in Washington that the United St States will support measure adopted by England to ameliorate the sufferihgs of people in the Con- go country.
 Membe1{s of Aero club committee arrive to investigate St. Louis ot fer for th he international balloon races
 Cabinet| changes shifts social rank of women) who will receive at Roose velt's Net Year house party
 LawSnce Leberg, who wal lynchgJ at Las Animas, Cal, fol murdA was recently released iron