The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-20
NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE

Inc Norwegian Cabinet announ
ced that it would resign.
troops restored order at Cairo
LII. No further rioting occurred.
>. z. Douglas, a switch foreman
was run over and killed at Mobile.
Senator Aldrich exchanged bank
ing views with Minneapolis bankers
James A. Finch was hanged At sa
lem, Oregon, for the murder of Raj
Pm Fisher, a fellow-lawyer.
Three persons were burned t.
death IN residence fire at Rock
land, Mich
F. Government good roads official.
VIII keep open house at Washington
during the session of the Southern
commercial Congress-, Dec. 6 to IL
Government Forester Clifford Pin.
chot will not resign, and if he quits
Office he will have to be removed.
Gen. Asinari, commander of the
Milan corps of the Italian army. was
retired for an indiscreet speech at
flag presentation.
1t was said the rate of discount
OF the Bank of England would be
raised to per cent soon.
The Catholic clergy refused abso-
luton to children studying books
lnterdicted by the church in France.
1t was stated that there were
100000 unemployed persons in
New York city who were willing to
work,
Robert E. Peary, made his first
address On his trip to the North
Pole in Washington and made no
reference to DR.. Cook.
Officers of the Standard Oil Com
pany organized company in Ok
lahoma to build the pipe line which
will go to Baton Rouge
1t was said Postmaster General
Hitchcock would appoint four new
assistants.
The Western Trunk Line Associa-
ton protested against proposed su-
gar rates to Missouri river points.
The defense in the trial of Ben
Kinchen at Amite City, La, for
completely in the Breeland murders,
produced strong testimony contrad-
letting the principal State witness.
H. E. Mcqueen, an attendant at
the State Asylum at Jackson, La,
was arrested on charge of being
accessory to the murder Of e. K.
Judson, an inmate Of the institution
Gen. Robert Lowry was re-elect-
ed commander of the Mississippi
Veterans at the closing
session Of the State reunion at
A daughter Of Osca Perry Of Ver-
million parish, La, died as the re-
suit of a spiders bite.
A desperate attempted to rob the
National Bank at New
Ind, and killed the cashier,
seriously wounded the president and |
fatally shot negro chauffeur.
Will James, a negro who Grimm
ally assaulted and murdered Miss
Annie Pelley, at Cairo, Ill, was
ynched and burned by mob.
Charged with being fugitive
rom justice at Shreveport, La, Will
lam A. Bennett, an attorney Of Ho-
ner, La, was arrested at Newark.
y. j., and held for the Louisiana
authorities.
Three men were killed and nine
injured in a factory fire at New
York.
Two men riding in a wagon were
truck and killed by train near
'ampa Fla.
Simpson Cole was killed at Green's
oro, N. c., and his father and bro
her-in-law are charged with the
rime.
Mrs. Ann Coker pointed pistol
t her husband at Knoxville and in
struggle it went off and killed him.
Edward Hoff near Indianapolis,
ushed his wife off a bridge and
rowned her.
All grades of refined sugar were
dvanced 10 cents per 100 pounds.
laking standard granulated 5.25.
Bishop Thomas F. Gailor,. of s
[emphis in an address before the u
piscopal meeting at Montgomery,
alled the religion of Ex-President
liot, of Harvard, nothing more
ian the Unitarianism Of another
ay, now practically worn out and {
ltinct.
The British cable to the West {
ldies is supposed to have been dam {
red by an earthquake.
Two boys robbed bank at Eud- I
"a, Kans. One Of them was quick {
captured and the other shot him. I
If when he saw escape was impos- I
ble
A seventeen-year-old boy held up y
bank at Eudora, Kas., for the Sc
nd time in a month, shot the cash c
r and attempted to commit suicide Il
hen a mob was about to capture Il
m.
It was said the method of proce-
Ire in French trial courts would e
obably be changed so that the t
dges would not act as prosecutors. p
netition to have the United
ates Supreme Court review the case t
Charles w. Morse, the convicted f
ce king" was filed at Washington. t
Denver and other Western pool Il
oms were said to have lost heavily
the result of Wiretapplng c
heme. &C
The grand jury at Baton Rouge d