The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-03-08
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Eighty-five persons were buried by
IopdCIido A1nor;o

Eighty-five persons were buried by
landslide in Algeria.
Revolutioaists at Ufa, Russia, killed
Prison Inspector Kobe.
r. G. Gill of Cleveland, o., was
fined $3.50 for operating bucket shop
for women.
Fred A. Busse, postmaster of Chi
cago, was nominated for mayor by the
Republicans.
The new battleship Vermont was
placed in commission at the Charles
ION navy yard.
Six persons were injured in rush
to escape from burning trolley car
in Brooklyn. N Y.
The Red Star line steamer Vader-
land was released from the Goodwin
Sands were injured.
Manuel Mariu, a famous musician
and composer of Mexico, died on a
train at Ell Paso, Tex.
st. Petersburg police found many
bombs and rifles in the quarters of
the Polytechnic institute.
Floyd X. Whittemore, formerly
state treasurer of Illinois, died at
Springfield, aged 81 years.
John Comfy, an actor, jumped from
the third story of a burning hotel at
Chester, Pa, and was killed.
R. E. Binz, of Philadelphia, commit
ted suicide in a Detroit hotel by TAX
ing carbolic acid and laudanum.
Samuel H. Leathe, an octogenarian
millionaire of st. Louis, who was a
friend of Kit Carson, died of old age.
A mail wagon containing pouch of
registered letters was stolen from in
front of the stock exchange in Chi
cago.
Rev. John ~ Poland, S. j., socius
to the provincial of Missouri and
widely known in the Catholic church,
died in Cincinnati.
Ten persons, including two women.
were seriously injured in head-on
street-car collision at Fort Lawton,
near Seattle, Wash.
The Dutchmen who saved the lives
of Is persons on the wrecked steamer
Berlin were given gold and silver
medals by Queen Wilhelmina.
One man was blown to bits, several
others injured and many buildings
damaged by tremendous explosion
of dynamite at Homestead, N. ].
The resignation of Governor SWEET
complished fact and he will leave that
island so soon as his affairs can be
arranged.
Twenty casks of blasting powder
exploded at grading camp in the
outskirts of Kansas City, Kan, break
ing window panes within radius OF
25 miles.
Sherman F. Grim, treasurer OF
Waynesburg, Pa, attempted suicide
by taking morphine, severing the
arteries in his left wrist and cutting
his throat.
Frank Furlong, 81 years old, who
killed his aunt, Mrs. Margaret Keel
er, in New York city, in 1904, was
electrocuted at the state prison in
Sing Sing, N. Y.
L
al Association of Audubon Societies
have received the sum of $232,770
each, bequeathed them by Albert viii.
cox of Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas Baldwin, who assaulted
Cora Eiseman and killed the girl and
her mother and two of their friends.
near Bloomington, ILL.,, has been pro.
nounced hopelessly insane.
Vice President Mohler, of the Union
Pacific, denied the report that the
Union Pacific would remove it's head.
quarters from Omaha to Kansas City
in retaliation for the two-cent fare bill
passed by the Nebraska legislature.
The report of the examiners who
have been investigating the books OF
the county officers of Hamilton coun.
ty, Ohio, was made at Columbus and
shows that s526,575 in fees and inter.
est was collected without legal war.
rant.