The Ketchikan miner., 1908-07-04
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Items of Interest From All Over the World. Told in Short
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New York, June o.-Grsas interest Is being shown in the great LipsoO cup race which is scheduled for next Saturday. Eighteen of the fastest yachts in she world are already enter ed and with good weather it will oe one of she greatest international races ever held. The course Is three hun dsrd snd twenty five miles long, and the start will os made. from the oesu- siful home of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
 Seattle, June S-Alfori Cooler, assistant attorney general of the United States, has arrived here from Washington and will sail tomorrow for southeastern Alaska. Mir Coolsg sss,ei. today that he was nos on off cial business but WAS making the trip only for pleasure and..s vacation. He may go north into the Interior, but has nos yes fully decided.
 Seattle. June al-The official fig ACS AlC 1 --4C 4C~CA eA- VI -AA-s-N1 gold have been given ous today. and show total of six million six hun dred snd eighty thousand dollars. ex- eeeding all previous records by wide margin. On this basis the receipts for the season gre expected 10 be fully forty five million dollars
 Mexico Cisy, June 3a-PresiGsns Disz has issued orders 10 both ihe civ il and military authorities 10 treat the Visces revolutionists as common criminals. He stated today that he would ai oncs apply 10 the United States government for exsradisioa pa- pers for all fug gssives who had crossed the Texan border, and that they would be brought back to stand trial ike any other narauders-
 Lincoln. Neh.. June So--Immenss crowds will gather here in September as result of an arrangement which has already been announced providing for speeches in this city ol cOrsscu- tive days by Bryan and Taft It is taken for granted here that Bryan will be nominated.
 Denver. Colo. June 30,-I- is an nounced today that the delegates so the democratic convention from all prohibition states will join forces tC compel the party 10 adopt 2 prohibit sioo platform. General Weaver will lead the attempt and already many plans and predictions have been made oa she effect of this movement on the convention IL is also stated that the entire Democratic national com missee will unite in drawing up s clear and decisive plank on the anti injunction question The party lead CTS realize the i'm mporianee of making this clear cus issue, and state that when she platform is adopted there will be 10 poss. oIe doubt of where ihs party stands
 Pors.Townsend. Wash, June 50.- The Evening Call. s local newspaper. yesterday published .seorchiDg arii- ele on certain recent ac-s of she sol diers ai Fort Warden, describing their deeds as acts of vandalism and calling upon the military authorities to discipline the men ~ho were con- ducsing themselves i1 way unworthy of their uniform The article created bitter feeling among fhe soldiers and last night large party from the sws1siesh artillery suddenly entered the office of the paper and started a general rough house. ending by completely denolishing the front of- fee The police hurried 10 the scene. and when they attempted to handle the soldiers they were attacked and terribly beaten, Chief Barclay and three other sustaining injuries that may prove very serious. The military provest guard was as once ordered to arrest the men, but have not succeed ed iu finding many of them. They will eventually be found and put uu- der heavy guard to await trial by court martial. when is is probable that every one connected with the affair will receive a severe sentence