Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-02-14


cabinet, Portugal seemed to be for
the nloment at peace. There was an
underlying current OF revolutions,
however, and the strictest measures
were taken to preserve order Premier
Franco resigned and was succeeded by
Admiral do Amaral, who acted with
great energy, proclaiming martial law
and deporting nearly 100 political pris'
oners.
Admiral do Amaral, the new Por-
tuguese premier, succeeded in uniting
the various factions in new cabinet
and 1t was given out that the entire
policy of Franco will be reversed,
repressivc measure being abolished
and government by decree being with
drawn.
King Manuel of Portugal signed
three DEGREES abolishing repressiVe
measures. Franco, the former pre-
mier, was said to have fed to Spain.
Revolutionists in Oporto captured the
city hall and raised red flag, but
were routed by the municipal guard.
The funerals of the late King Carlos
and Crown Prince Luiz was held in
Lisbon. Former Premier Franco ar
rived in Bordeaux and staid over
night, not telling his destination.
c. W. Johnstone of Boston, who has
been searching for big shipment of
gold which sank with the burning
steamer Golden Gate off Manzanillo in
1862, has turned up in San Francisco
with report of failure.
Former County Judge James Hargis,
for many years member of the Ken
tucky Democratic executive commit
tee, accused of completely in many
murders and a prominent figure in the
feuds which have disrupted Breathitt
county for several years, was shot and
instantly killed in his general store at
Jackson, KY, by his son, Beach Har'
gis, whom he censured for drinking.
Concurring in the recommendation
of acting Public Printer Rossiter, the
president cancelled the contract of the
government with the Audit System
and ordered it's election from the gov
ernment printing Office at the end OF
six days. The Audit System is the
corporate name of the cost-ascertaln-
ing method which was installed more
than year ago by Public Printer
Stillings.
Caid Sir Harry MacLean, command
er of the sultan's bodyguard and next
to the sultan the most influential man
in Morocco, arrived in Tangier under
an escort from the Bandit Raisuli, who
has held him under bondage for the
past seven months.
At the request of United States Dis
trict Attorney Stimson Albert B.
Boardman, counsel for Charles w.
Morse, the New York financier, cabled
his client at Liverpool to return at
once.
Robert Mitchell, colored, an alleged
murderer, was taken from deputy
sheriff by a mob at Oakgrove, La,
and lynched.
Owing to recent heavy Withdrawals
the Copenhagen Freeholders' bank
temporarily suspended payments. The
banks capital is about $5,O00,000.
Highwaymen in the vicinity of Wo-
burn, Mass, shot two policemen and
several other persons who tried to ar
rest them.
Two men were killed and several
other persons were slightly injured
when part of passenger train on
the Western Maryland railroad jumped
the track and toppled over an en-
bankment at German, w. Va.
Fire in an apartment house result
ed in the death of three persons.
Sir Birrell Barnes, president of the
divorce court in London, granted the
countess of Yarmouth, who was Miss
Alice Thaw of Pittsburg, decree null
lifying her marriage to the earl of
Yarmouth.
Samuel Floyd Angus, former owner
of the Detroit American league base
ball club and prominent as capital
list, died at his home in Detroit.
Jack Long, white, was lynched near
Newberry, a small mining town in
Florida. He was accused of the muir
der Of Elias Sapp, prominent farmer.
The Democratic state committee de-
cided to hold the state convention in
Indianapolis March 25 and 26
Republican factions in Florida held
two state conventions in the same
hall, one indorsing Taft and the other
condemning the use of federal patron
age to secure delegates.
An exposition designed to show the
best methods of safeguarding work
men and protecting the general public
will be held in New York beginning
early in April under the auspices of
the American Museum Of Safety De-
vices and Industrial Hygiene.
Ernest Douglas, the mysterious for
eigner who was found murdered in
Baltimore on January 16, was in re.
ality Count Henrico Douglas Scotti,
a member of an Italian noble family.
Alvah H. Martin of Portsmouth, Va.
was appointed a member of the Re-
nublipnn national cOmmittaa IN Sup-