The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
WIRE FLASHES

ceIsed riots In Spain.
Tennessee Jail burned and negr
prisoner was cremated.
Mobile Jury declared it would nc
believe prohibition officer on oath.
Seven men we're killed by a dy
Mantle explosion at Blairtown, N.
The relations between Japan an
China are strained.
Albert Lawson, a negro who she
Sheriff R. n. Compton was lynche
by mob at Paris. Tenn.
NJ. 1riant probably be caiie
upon to form a new cabinet /
France.
Popular opposition to the wa
with Morocco resulted in riots an
bloodshed in Spain.
Rev. William E. Thompson, al
enemy of saloons. was ordered t.
leave Memphis or be killed.
The United States, it is said, con
templates establishing a protector
ate over Honduras.
Fierce fighting between Spanish
troops and tribesmen occurred il
Morocco.
Premier Asquith, in a speech il
London. criticised the American ant
German tariff systems.
Philip Rhtnelander was elected
vice chancellor of the University o.
the South.
A large number of workmen were
killed by the collapse Of building
in st. Petersburg.
Six white men and a negro Of
Butler County, Ala, are held al
Montgomery on a charge of peonage
The French cabinet resigned as
the result of defeat in the Chamber
of Deputies over the naval scandals
King Green, a negro who attempt.
ed to seize horse driven by white
girls, was hanged by a mob at Gum
branch, Ga.
A sheriff, town marshal and four
other men were arrested at Albany.
Ga, following bloody fight over a
poker game.
A Safe and Sane League with
10000 members, was formed in
Alabama to fight constitutional pro-
hibition.
The hunger strike" of the wo.
men suffragettes who are in Jail in
London is proving successful. Sia
more women were released.
Dr.. William Miller, Mrs. J. B.
sayier and john Grunden were in
-aa-tAh at Watseka, Ill, for the mur
der of the woman's husband.
There is a prospect of an AMIGA
BILE adjustment OF the differences be-
twel Bolivia and the Argentine Re-
public.
Eighteen lives were lost in the
hurricane which swept the Texas
coast. The property loss will run
up into the hundreds of thousands
of dollars.
Members of the Louisiana delega-
tion protested against the attempt
of Commissioner Keefe to prevent
the construction Of an immigration
station at New Orleans.
The Argentine Government has
given the Bolivian minister at Bue-
nos Ayres his passports and or
dered him to leave Buenos within
twenty-four hours.
Will Webb, a negro charged with
assaulting Mrs. Exile
Brown, was rescued from a mob OF
1000 near Vining, Ca, by foul
officers.
The worst storm since the hurri-
cane of 1909 swept the coast of
Texas, causing great damage at
and other points. Ten
lives were lost at Galveston.
A women's Anglo-Geramn entente
with the object of striv-
ing to put an end to the incessant
between the two nations,
was organized in London.
The entire collection of the speci-
mems of the Roosevelt expedition
low numbers 1000 covering man.
mails and hides Of all sizes from
1eld mice to rhinocerii, and from
The St. Petersburg cholera situa-
ion now seems to be we'll under
and the Russian authori-
les are confident that it will not
each the proportions Of the 1908
Epidemic.
Madaria Dhinigri, the Indian stu
lent who, on the night of July
shot and killed Lieutenant Colonel
Sir William Hutt Curzon Wylie and
)r. Canvas Lalaca, was found guilty |
n London and sentenced to death.
Substantial progress In canal con-
truction all along the line is shown |
" reports coming to the Washington |
'nice of the 1sthmian, Canal Com,
mission.
King Alfonso Of Spain aided and |
the marriage of Prince
Alfonso to Princess Beatrice, and |
hem was forced to strip the prince
4 his royal honors as a result OF
he demand of the Spanish Premier.
mall shrike to bustards.
Charles c. Dickens, after being in |
all for seven months at Mobile, will !
omply with a court order whereby |
lis sister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie c.
will receive $4,000 and |
Hckens obtain his liberty.
The Spanish Government is rush |
ng troops to Morocco.
The indications are that American |
ankers will be given a share in the |
.hfnese railroad loan.
Ex-President Roosevelt has stop |