Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOlNGS
General Review Of important Hap
penings Presented In a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-kational. Political. His
toricai and Commercial.

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Japan.
A terrorist bomb thrown at LODI
Russia, killed two detectives and
wounded five others.
The assassin who killed ex-Presi-
dent Barillas, of Mexico, says his
cousin bounded him to it.
Three men made a balloon voyage
from Washington, D. c., to Harris
burg, Pa, 200 miles, in Az hours.
The government will soon begin
suit to force Hartman to tell what
he knows concerning the Alton stock
deal.
An earthquake in China is report
ed to have killed 1000 people and
left thousands more destitute and
starving.
1t is said the Standard Oil Com
pany is so busy fighting the courts
and legislatures that it has no time
now for politics.
japanese residents of Toxic de-
mand that their government take ac-
tion regarding the diplomatic rela-
tion with China and the United
States.
John w. Gates who has just re-
turned to New York from the South
west, says the damage to wheat does
not exceed per cent. Cotton is dam
aged somewhat more, on account OF
heavy rains.
The name of the baby Prince of
Spain has been entered on the roll
of a regiment, and he wears the
number of it in gold pinned on his
bib A room in the barracks is re-
served for him as the latest recruit.
Queen Victoria is doing well.
The Honduras National Lottery
Company, of Wilmington, Del, sue
cessor of the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany, has surrendered for destruc-
ton all its books and paraphernalia,
paid fines aggregating 1884, 1000, sold
its printing plant and quit business.
Raisuli, the noted bandit has been
offered pardon on condition that he
leave Morocco and live away from
Tangier on a pension to be paid him |
by the government. A friend OF
Raisuli proposes that he make tour |
of the British and American music |
halle. VI 10 believed that Raisuh fay-
Ors such a scheme.
A waterspout in Kentucky did $780,
900 damage.
Kuroki gave nearly $500 in tips to
the Chicago hotel employees where he
stopped.
Hartman cannot borrow money
abroad, owing to attacks on his roads
at home.
Minnesota may form a league with
other states to fight for state control
of railroads.
After a very cold and backward
spring, the Eastern States finally have
warm weather.
Longshoremen to the number of 15,-
900 returned to work on a compromise
with the steamship companies.
All inemen employed by the tele-
phone company in San Francisco have
struck in sympathy with the telephone
operators.
Japanese merchants who speak both
Spanish and English are steadily ex-
tending their trade in the larger cities
of the west coast Of South America. I
In the poorer districts of Chicago {
veal, pork and mutton are entirely out {
Of the market and only the poorer cuts ,
of beef can be reached by the con-
sumers
The English government has prom i,
sed relief for evicted Irish tenants, ;
and also education, in return for the re- 9
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llist convention at Dublin.
Delegates of the French sailors have @
dvised them to return to work, pend ?
ng a promised settlement of their de-
nands In spite of this, however, 5000
trikers at Havre have voted to con-
inue the strike. ,,
The Dutch government has forbidden G
meeting of anarchists at Rotterdam.
Chicago consumers are forced to pay 6
n advance of 2 cents pound in the C.
rice of beef.
Richard Croker, exboss of New York,
active in Ireland, and it is said he II
Tants to enter Parliament. II
Mobs stoned the house of Catholic s.
riest in Cleveland for expressing SEN
iments displeasing to them.
Rome is celebrating the granting of
he constitution, the birthday of Pope el
ius X and the death of Garibaldi. 81
A Texas passenger train was derailed, e
ither by wreckers or a broken rail, II
nd one man killed and several fatally F
'jured.
Streetcars in San Francisco are now y
inning almost full time. -. y,
The crews of incoming vessels are So
lining the strikers as soon as they en- ia
II French ports. Even river steamers
-e tied up.
British delegates to The Hague peace
inference will not make the first move of
II disarmament, for fear of displeas- he
g the Kaiser. in
Portland was seized with a gambling as
ania and fully $4,000 was wagered au
the mayoralty contest in the cam sc
ign just closed. lsti