The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-12-05
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Joe Dandy mine at Cripple Creek was
destroyed by fire last week, the loss
being $4,000.
A local mail train was attacked by
robbers near Kiachia, Russia, three
| of the train escorts being killed.
lhe robbers secured s125,OOO.
One German workman and thirty
| Chinese were killed as the result OF
an accident in the works of a German
mining company near Hunkshan,
| China.
The total vote cast in Kansas for
| president was 375,S95, as follows: Taft,
1S7,16S; Bryan, 161,2O9; Debs, 1920
Chain, 5,O32; scattering, 6S. Taft's
plurality, 35,957.
BY majorities respectively of LOO,
600 and 975, jefferson, Sandusky and
Clermont counties, Ohio, last week vot.
ed dry, knocking out 21O saloons. Hu.
ron county voted wet by 1852.
The acquittal last week of two
more of the defendants in the Spring.
field riot cases is regarded as fore
casting the collapse of the cases
growing out of the recent riots.
Mrs. Christina Clark, accused of
the murder of her divorced husband,
on trial at Vermillion, S. D.. was found
guilty. The jury returned a verdict OF
manslaughter in the second degree.
Mrs. Rebecca Levy and her two.
year.old daughter were probably IA
tally injured as the result of leaping
from the secondstory window of Il
burning tenement house in New York
City.
Two boys named Baker, living near
Wavery, Tennessee, were given Sc.
we're whipping by masked night rid
by the riders, that they would not
work.
Adolph Fisher, naturalized Am.
erican citizen, who has been held fol-
the past eleven months in Russia jails
on supposition of being implicated in
murder, has been released from
prison.
owen Kildare, author ana play.
wright, who was member OF a
Bowery gang before he gained literary
and dramatic honors, is in a New
York hospital, where his sanity will be
investigated.
Supreme Justice Gerhard of New
York has handed down decision de-
nying the motion for an injunction
which would have suspended the func-
tions OF the public service commission
in the first district.
Six robbers dynamited the State
bank of Page, Neb., securing all the
cash in the bank, said to amount to
about $4,000, and made good their es-
cape. While two men did the work
the others stood guard.
Thousands of the unemployed of
London, carrying large banner with
the words work or revolution, the
government to decide" marched
through the fashionable districts of
London on November 25.
The Towanda State bank vault at
Towanda, Kan, was blown open with
nitro glycerine at 2 o'clock in the
morning. The crackmen got about 3d.
500. They escaped on a Missouri Pa
citic handcar and tricycle..
Governor Harris of Ohio has de-
clared himself candidate for Senator
Foraker's place. He said: Il have no
coalition with any other candidate for
United States senator, and | am in no
sense opposed to any of them"
Charles Stevens, the negro who
stole $4,000 from a registered mail
pouch in Kansas City several months
ago. was found guilty in the federal
court on all six counts. The maxi
mum penalty is thirty-five years.
Governor Hanly of Indiana and par
~ on Thanksgiving afternoon unveiled
the monument to the Indiana soldiers
who died at Andersonville prison. 1t
is the largest memorial yet placed in
the Andersonville national cemetery.
Public Printer John S. Leech has
sent his resignation to President
| Roosevelt, asking to be returned to
service in the Philippines. Samuel b.
| DOnnelly of Brooklyn, n. Y, former
| president of the International Typo
| graphical union, was appointed to sue
coed MIR, Leech.
At the request of Mayor Harper the
Los Angeles city council has unani-
mously adopted and telegraphed to
President Roosevelt resolutions re-
questing him to retain the American
| fleet in Pacific waters. Similar reso-
buttons were adopted by the San
Diego city council.
Moral anaethesa, deadening of
the moral perception" was ascribed
to Mae l.. Otis when the hearing OF
her case was begun In the municipal
court in Chicago last week. Miss Otis
was arrested recently, charged with
attempting to conspire to murder her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Otis.
The Kentucky state election board
after an official canvass of the vote in
the presidential election, has an
nounced the result as follows: Taft,
| 235.7ll; BRYAN, 244,O92; Chain, 5,SS7;