The Ketchikan miner., 1908-10-17

E og wine III uSr hu>uauu N{uSN au. E It is supposed that she accidentally
 fell into the vat.
 Portland, Oct. la.-Angry because
 Michael Campbell was today acquitted of the murder of John McCleliand,
 near here some time ago. his enemies are threatening to lynch him as soon as he is liberated The authorities.
 fearing that the threat would be car
 ried out. have decided to transfer him under heavy guard from Cathlamet 90 this city. The murdered mans | friends are thirsty for blood and are preparing to follow the man to Port land. and if allowed will undoubtedly get him at the tirst opportunity.
 Washington. Oct. l2.-"Bill Jones. the syengsr," who brought himself into the limelight when President Garfield was assasinated, by trying to avepge the crime by killing the as sasin Guiteau. tnday shot and killed John McPherson. The trouble arose over a horse deal. Jones has been committed to jail to await trial.
 St. Louis. Oet. l2.-After bitter tight with poverty, lasting several years and breaking down and con.
 fined to his bed for mo-ths. August Engi com nitted suicide in the absence of his attendants. The dead man left a note saying that rather than let his loved ores be turdened by him any
 longer. and adding further troables to the many they already had. by bis
 lingering illness, which must eventu- ally end in death, he committed the sct.
 Seattle, Oct. 12.-The revenue cut ter Rush arrived here today. She has completed her seasons work in Ala kan waters and will soon go into dry dock for her regular overhauling.
 Washington, Ger. 12.-In his report ln the native schools of Alaska, Con- missioner Brown strongly recommends that law be enacted oippelling na- tive children 10 attend the schools. He says that iu some localities there IS 8 decided lack of interest manifest ed iu properly educating the children. This will very likely necessitate the appointment of additional teachers md the enlargement of some of the school buildings.
 Adrian, Mich, Oct. 12.-Enraged st the action of Jordan SSain who had eloped with his daughter. SaIlie 8esrdsley the father starting in pur suit of the couple before they had been married, overlook them. The father oi the girl challenged young Swain to l duel which resulted in the father being shot dead. In spite of this. the couple proceeded to their destination and were married.
 Berlin, Oct. 12.-The American ball. con, in the International balloon races being held here. today burst. af-,r raising four thousand feet in the air. The aeronauts. Forbes and Post came U the ground, but with the help of plrschutes and were able to land but slightly injured. They will make re- pairs to the balloon and again enter she race. There are tsenty-three entries.
 Spokane. Washington. Oct. 12- On alighting from Northern Paci i; train here today, Oscar Travis was h.t on the head with club by ne grJ porter. There had been dispute b tween the two men en route and the negro had threatened tU kill Travis upon his arrival at his destination. fhe negro took flight as soon as he had delivered the bow. As soon as the news Of the assault spread, posse sas organized and started in hot pur- suit. with the intention of lyncuIng the negro.
 Seattle, Oct l2-F. E. Hand, a member of the n. erchants patrol was killed by an unknown man Lere last night. Hand was making his regular tCuads " ht he discovered bu glar try ing 10 Dreak Iu,o .ne fedetai a. loCn, sas shot and killed while a. Geiupting 10 arrest him. As soon a .ne murderer fired the iatal shot, he took 10 his heeis ana has Lot been ap- - shs n5ed.
 .uburn, Cal. Oct. 13-J. Cared, becoming enraged al Louis Fuller anu wife yesterday. short aad killed them Do h. He immediately took to the woods and posse followed ID pursuit. Ths chase lasted for some tune yester- aay, but tbe fugitive Y as Oyeriakeu. As soon as the posse cane within r4p.e they opsHeJ ire on Cared, aa=ticaIIy rid,iiing bim with ioiI. S.
 San Francisco, Ost. 13.-An appii- cation for d ~rlr of prohibition. made by the officials at Nome. tU preve nt the District clerk from CA rying out Ii e eer of Ju, ge Moore in tue distribu- ton of taxes has been denied by Cir cult Judge Gilbert. He de6pes the duties of the cIer. as ministerial and not judicial. The matter does not .,-da~ ,ha of bo