The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Wire Flashes.

| iuJuFeu III q tenement house IRE In
New York.
Two children were cremated at the
village of Santa Claus, Ind.
Entombed twenty-eight hours. Su-
perintendent John Brown, who went
to the aid Of shot-firer, was rescued
from coal mine near McAlester.
Okla.
Leslie Harris is held on the grand
larceny charge at Los Angeles. He
identified dead Chicago bank robber
as his brother, Lamar Harris.
Rev. DR.. R. A. Holland, 65 years
aid, clergyman, author and chaplain
in the Confederate Army, died at st.
Louis.
Ray Lamphere. who caused death
Of Mrs. Guinness, the he-murderess, died
Of consumption n Indiana peniten-
Two deputies in Mobile admit re-
ceiving $1,100, but say it was to
close up some places operating In
violation of prohibition law.
Several persons were frozen to
death in the blizzard in Pennsylva-
mia.
The Southern Educational Associa-
ton finished it's work at Charlotte.
N. c., and adjourned.
A man supposed to be Ed r. Page,
Of Orange, Tex, was found dead in
a boarding house at Morgan City, La.
Governor Noel announced his in
tention to ignore pending judicial ap-
pointments until the legislature has
acted upon his recommendations as
to effecting a general redistricting
of existing circuit court districts.
At meeting at Greenville, Miss,
bill was drafted providing for the
drainage Of Bayou Black.
Roy Mckinney, while dining in a
hotel at Peru, Ind, shot and killed
Dora Chappell, who waited On him,
and suicided.
Five men were killed in boiler ex
plosion at Reading, Pa.
]. NJ. Coudrey. leaped from a train
to death near Des Moines.
Pate Smith, near Calera, Ala, shot
and killed his sweetheart, Miss Alice
Rhodes, and suicided.
The Federal grand jury in New
York has resumed the investigation
Of the sugar scandal.
Two physicians at Durham. N. c.,
claim to have isolated the pellagra
germ.
Hon. Charles Scott has withdrawn
from the race for United States SEN
ator In Mississippi.
Big George, negro, accused of
the killing of Walter King, was ar
rested and taken to Brookhaven.
Miss.
Body found in marshes back of
Biloxi, Miss, was identified as that
of the bridge keeper at Rigo1ets.
Howard Granger. accidentally kill
ed himself at Tangipahoa, La.
Ex-president Zelaya, of Nicaragua.
arrived in Mexico City and gave out
an interview attacking Secretary
Knox He still insists that he is the
titular president of Nicaragua.
Christmas packages valued at
100000 were destroyed in a fire
that wiped out the storeroom of the
American Express Company in New
York
Eleven schooners with crews Of
sixty men are believed to have been
lost in storm on the coast of New
foundland.
General Estrada, the Nicaraguan
revolutionary leader, has refused to
suspend hostilities pending a peace
parley. -
The centenary of the birth of Will
liam Stewart Gladstone was COM
memorated in London.
Four miners were killed in dyna-
mite explosion at Mineral Point, Wis.
Seven children were burned to
death in residence fire near Sykes
vile, Pa.
The New York APPELLATE Court de-
cided that negroes have no right to
use the name of Elks.
Because of ice gorges In the Ohio
river. navigation below Pittsburg Is
at standstill. Coal shipments are
being handled by rail.
The French Chamber of Deputies
adopted the new tariff bill as
whole. The vote was 365 to AZ.
Native Nicaraguans, exiled by
President Zelaya during his reign,
are rejoicing over his downfall and
taunting the fleeing president with
insulting kilograms. even inviting
him to come to the Mexican frontier
and meet them in physical combat.
The Venezuelan government has
terminated the diplomatic mission OF
Carlos Grisanti to France because
France insists upon arbitration of
the claims of French citizens expelled
from Carupan by Castro. Venezuela
bases it's action ON the treaty of
1885.
Ml .. duA OOHhOColAy 40 hOAA &S
Loveland, Ohio, on the charge OF
numbering her two children and at
tempting to cremate the bodies.
Five trainmen were killed and two
fatally hurt in freight collision on
the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
railroad near Fort Bitner, Ind.
President Diaz of Mexico stopped
Ex-President Zelaya of Nicaragua
from talking for publication, fearing
that eZlaya would compromise Mexi-
co.
Six railroads announced they
would ignore the new cotton rates
promulgated b ythe Mississippi Rail-
road Commission. and would continue