Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-04-02
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Boston, March 26.-Governor Guild
is reported little improved this ~ orn-
ing.
Philadelphia, March 26-Physicians'
bulletin this morning states that the
condition of Senator Pemrose is not
improved. Last night his condition
was alarming.
Vaudeville, Mich, March 25.-A
fire w hich broke out at 2 o'clock this
morning here destroyed over half the
business section of the town before
daylight.
Boston, March 25-Gov. Guild suf-
fsred a severe sinking spell during the
night, but this mornings bulletins are
m ore encouraging. Still his life hangs
t rem bling in the balance today.
Washington, March 25.-Informa-
ton is received here this afternoon that
Germany refuses to receive DIR. Hayne
Hill in the capacity of Ambassador
from the United States to succeed
Tower.
Venice, March 26-The German EN-
peror and Empress arrived here today
on a visit to the King of Italy, who
met them at the station. The weather
was bad, but great outpouring of peo-
pie inedsthe tagged line of march to
the Palace.
Chicago, March 26.-This morning g
the body of handsomely attired man
in dress suit was found in deserted
vehicle in one OF the most fashiona BILE
parts of Chicago. The man was mur-
dered, and was one Of three who are
known to have been out on a night of
revelry last night.
Los Angeles, March 25.-"Fighting
Fl remain" Jim Flynn and the big ''Bat-
tling Russian" johnson, fought ten
rounds at Maud junction, near this
city, like two wild beasts. Flynn won
the fight ever his giant opponent, but
the crowd was greatly pleased at the
ga me fight Johnson put up.
New York, March 26.-Next Satur-
day Superintendent Lamb, Of Mattea-
wan asylum for the criminal insane,
will sail for Europe. to be gone several
months. It is stated that he will not
m AXE report in the case OF Thaw be-
fore July, or later, which means that
Thaw will remain in Matteawan until
late in the summer, if he is even re-
leased or transferred to a private sani-
tarium.
lalibo, wealthy Italian banker, was
sta bbed today as he entered his bank
ing Office by three countrymen who
had vainly attempted to blackmail
him out Of money. He would have
died from loss OF blood had not off GERS
rescued him and rushed him to hos
pital. He know the identity Of the as
sailants, but is afraid to reveal it, and
they are not yet arrested.
New York, March 26-The Brokaws,
whose sensational domestic develop
ments while temporarily residing on
their place in North Carolina, near
High Point, the past winter, caused
such widespread gossip and specula-
ton, are reunited and apparently re-
conciled and happy, at their costly es-
tablishment in New York. They will
soon sail for Europe, it is said, and
complete their interrupted honeymoon
tour.
Indianapolis, March 25.-That Ma
tional Democratic Chairman, Tom Tag
gart is still on top in his home county
and State, and will again be elected
National Committeeman for Indiana,
is evidenced by the fact that he has
IS per cent of the delegates from
Marion county pledged to him and
maj ority from most of the counties.
There has been hard fight waged
against him.
Richmond, March rs A remark
able case of supposed suspended ami
nation is reported from Moyock, N.
c., where Bessie. the 10 year old daugh-
ter of farmer named Perry, has heen
apparently dead since last Friday
5 days-but whose body is still warm
and with the life-Hke color. The limbs
are stiff and there is apparently no
breath, but her parents will not permit
her TO be buried.