Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-04-30

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Chinese has extended to Australia.
The supreme court of Illinois de-
clares the new local option law valid.
Pensacola street car strikers
stoned the car barns and several ar
rests were made.
Lieutenant General Linevitch, who
managed the Russian retreat from
Aukden, is dead.
representative Rayner, Of Mary
land, says it is time to curb the
power Of the president
The Independence league Of New
York is practically bankrupt and its
creditors threaten suit.
King Edward says Of the dead
premier: He was a faithful servant
of his country. | am truly sorry he
has gone"
The Illinois democracy has In
structed its delegates to vote for
Bryan and use all honorable means
to secure his nomination.
General Manager Gruher Of the
Great Northern, estimates that the
of the Hauser lake dam was about
SIS 900.
Los Angeles will take about $500
men of the battleship fleet on tour
of the city. Then they will have a
barbecue luncheon and see the wild
west show.
Widespread rains are causing
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It is reported that threats have
been made on the life of Abe Ruef.
Sudden warm weather is causing
great damage in Alaska from floods.
Four million oysters were Destroy
ed by striking fishermen at Cancale,
France.
A bunco man who has been rob-
bing women has been arrested in
Oakland.
Four masked robbers held up a
fashionable club at Hot Springs,
Ark, and got away with $4,000.
All the regular army troops in
the vicinity of Seattle will particl-
pate in the welcome of battleships
at that port.
Mrs. Beulah Hawkins Of Los An
geles, has now been asleep 7S days,
and there is apparently no change in
her condition.
Eight consecutive witnesses in the
Ford bribery trial testified that Gal
lagher paid them money to vote for
the overhead trolley franchise.
Roman Catholics of the United
States will raise fund of one mil
lion dollars to educate candidates for
the priesthood and aid poor parishes.
An attempt was made to assassi-
nate ex-Supervisor Gallagher, of San
Francisco, by blowing up his house
with a bomb. No one was injured.
Russian forces have repulsed the
Kurds who had them surrounded.
Saloon forces were generally sue
cessful in the recent local option
fight
Two dry kilns of the Seaside Lum-
Der Company were destroyed by fire.
Loss 100000.
A St. Louis councilman has been
convicted Oh anu ScuLeuCcu W
two years in the pen.
Partners in an Idaho mine quar-
relied and fought a revolver duel, In
which one was killed.
Kansas courts have quashed in
dictments against H. H. Tucker, the
oil company swindler.
The house has ordered an inquiry
into the paper trust and commis-
sion has been appointed.
Minister WI Ting Fang says he
had nothing to do with starting the
boycott against American goods.
Superior Judge Cook, of San Fran
cisco, has asked to be excused from
trying the California Safe Deposit
cases.
T. ]. Ryan of San Francisco, testi-
fled that part of 100000 used in
the crooked ferry deal, went to poll
ticians.
Florida republicans held two sep
arate and rival conventions, each one
electing delegates TO the national
Two more bodies have been dis
covered in the ruins of Chelsea, !
Mass, making the total deaths by |
the fire IS.
A movement has begun to release |
Harry K. Thaw from the insane asy-
lum.
The second trial Of Tirey L. Ford
for bribery has begun in San Fran
cisco.
A Los Angeles woman has slept
for IS days and shows no sign of
A jury has been secured to try
Banker J. ThOrburn Ross, and the
trial has begun.
Bryan denies the charge that he is
a plutocrat and says his views are
unchanged by wealth.
Russian troops who were sent to
punish brigands on the Persian from
tier are surrounded and cut off from ,
all help.
Both political parties in congress
are disposed to ascertain just who
was to blame for the financial panic
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