The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-06-13
NEWS SUI MA RY

wrecked by n tornado.
One fatal case OF bubonic plague
has been officially reported at st.
Thomas, d. w. l., and two suspected
cases are being watched.
Sixteen workmen were killed and
seventeen seriously injured by an ex-
plosion in a celuloid factory, at Otta-
waring, a suburb of Vienna.
Word has just reached the City of
Mexico that twenty lives were lost
and property damaged to the extent of
$40 900 by a cloudburst in Guanajuato.
Joseph Stiz who has been convicted
of Illegally voting in New York City,
under the name of Charles Mullen,
has been sentenced to a year in
prison.
CASTOR p. Philip, civil engineer and
clubman of New York and Washing
ton, has been acquitted of the murder
Of Frank MacAboy, a cab driver, in
Washington.
The plague at Guayaquil, Ecuador,
seems to have been gotten under
control. Since May Sth new cases
have numbered forty-two, with nine
teen deaths.
The twenty-second wedding annS-
versary of eX-President and Mrs.
Grover Cleveland was quietly cele-
brated at their home in Princeton, n.
j., on June 2.
A Washington dispatch announces
that the name of Senator Dolliver of
Iowa is to be brought forward by the
administration forces as the running
mate with Mr.. Taft.
Four masked men robbed the State
Bank OF Cuba, Kansas, and escaped
on hand car with between $4,000
and $4,000, after fight with citizens.
| No one was shot however.
In the circuit court at Jackson, Ky,
the case of Beech Hargis, charged
with the murder of his father, Judge
james Hargis, was continued until
| the October term of court.
Fred w. Roschen, the Montreal
member of the New York Consolidat.
| ed stock exchange, who failed re-
Gently. has been arrested in Montreal,
of that city $4,000.
Earthquake shocks at Yalta, Rus.
STA, did considerable damage. The
Inhabitants fled from their homes and
| spent the rest OF the night In the
streets and on the quays. Many
houses were slightly damaged.
Mrs. Lizzie Gorling, of st. Louis,
who, as she was retiring at night, was
seized by a man coming from under
her bed who cut her throat, will re-
cover, according to the belief ex-
pressed by attending physicians.
Mrs. Minnie Grunert was found
dead in a closet of her home In APP
pleton, Wis, a small cord encircling
her neck, showing that she had been
strangled TO death. II Is believed she
was killed by her divorced husband.
That the Roman Catholic church is
ship OF the church building occupied
by that denomination in the city OF
Ponce, Porto Rico, was held last week
by the supreme court OF the United
States.
Twelve persons we're injured, two
seriously, when the motor. box on
Fort Worth, Texas, street car
caught fire, causing panic among
the passengers. There was a large
number of women and children in
the car.
Refugees arriving at Athens from
the island of Samos, say that the
Turkish flag has taken the place OF
the Samos flag over the governors
palace. and that before occupying the
town of Vathy the Turkish warships
bombarded the heights and drove out
the inhabitants.
Grant Poole, who shot and killed
. Mrs. L. II. Orvis at Oakfeld, Wis.
, because she objected to Poole's at
tentions to her daughter, was at one
. time an inmate OF the asylum, and
1. is believed he was insane when he
shot Mrs. Orvis.
In decision handed down by tho
supreme court of errors OF Connect
cut, a new trial was granted In the
case of the state against Frank Nc
, Gee, the organizer OF the iron Moui
ders' union, who was found guilty OF
n charges of intimidation,
: A tornado which swept over ter
/, ritory twelve miles west of Durant
= Oklahoma, destroyed dozen farm
; houses, and, with heavy storm o
n bail which accompanied IL, did dam
a age estimated at $4,000. A numbe
of persons are reported injured, sons
fatally. ..
A French system for the employ
. ment of alternating instead of con
: tinuous currents, which It is claimed
= would permit the use of twelve instru
!, ments on single wire, was present
ed at the International Telegraph
congress at Lisbon by NJ MercadieT
=, the inventor.
= The proposal for union Of the Pres
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