The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-12
FOREIGN.

General Juan j. Estrada will con-
tinue as provisional president of Mica
ragua for two years, receiving the sup
port of the conservative party. A con-
vention to this effect was signed Sat
urday by the special United States
commissioner, Thomas C. Dawson;
General Estrada, General Mena, min
lister of Observation-Disclosures of
the interior; Ferdinando Solarizona,
minister of public works, and former
President Cardenas.
Robert A. Crump, former cashier Of
the Federal Banking Company of the
City of Mexico, convicted of having
appropriated funds of the institution
to the amount of s6S,500 gold, was on
Monday sentenced to serve twelve
years Imprisonment and to pay fine
of $500. An appeal from the finding
of the court was taken.
The suffragettes have again become
active, the immediate object being to
secure the passage during the autumn
session of the conciliation bill, be
slowing the parliamentary vote on
those women who at present have
vote at municipal elections, and which
passed the initial stages at the spring
session.
Willows, the young Welshman, and
his crew, who attempted London
to-Paris flight in dirigible balloon,
crossed the English Channel success
fully, but were obliged to descend in
the Pas de Ca1ias Province, south and
east of the Strait of Dover, because OF
A rupture of tube which permitted a
serious loss of gas.
The first case of yellow fever ever
known in Honolulu has been discover
ed aboard the japanese cruiser Hong
Kong. which arrived there Oct 80 from
Manzanillo, Mexico The steamer IS
held in quarantine.
segundo sa1vero. the Mexican kid
naner of 16-year-old Grace Rolnh Of
pender Neb.. had succeeded in Guiding
his pursuers and making his way with
his victim into the mountains OF Ia
maulipas, Mexico, according to word re-
na;yad from DR.. Rolph BY Consul Mil
Ter AT Tampico Fri6ay. Dr. Rolph, at
the head OF a posse, was close on the
trail of the kidnaper and his com \
panions. Many persons had been en-
counteTed during the pursuit Who had
seen the girl in Selyero's possession
she was said to be in a pitifu! plight,
having been brutaiIy misreatea-
The senate at Madrid, Spain. Sat
urday by vote Of 149 to s. passed
the paddock BILL" which prohibits the
creation OF further religious establish
p,ents in Spain until the revision Of
the concordat with the Vatican has
been completed. The conciliary atti- |
tude OF Premier Canalejas toward the
senators during the de- |
hate in the senate on the bill led to
the impression in official circles that 1
a way would be found to resume the I
negotiations between the government /
and the Vatican for revision OF the I
ccncordat when the bill was passed. |
General Jose Valladares, who has /
returned to Amapala, where he was |
at one time governor and commander /
of the port has come out in open re-
bellion against the government, which
him. A state Of siege has
been proclaimed, and it is expected
that forces will be sent Immediately
against Valladares.
Chilean Minister Cruz, en- route for
Washington, IS detained at the quar-
antine station at Panama because OF
a case of bubonic plague discovered
on the steamer on which he was a
passenger