The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1910-06-08

Ex-Gov. Mickey Of Nebraska diet
| at his home in Osceola after foul
| months illness.
President Ripley Of the Santa Fl
says the roads will fight the court in
junction against increasing freight
rates.
The abscess on the right wrist Of
Emperor William Is healing and his
majesty's physicians appear to BE-
satisfied with the results Of thei!
treatment
There Is no reasonable doubt that
the United States will hold that the
Estrada faction in Nicaragua Is en-.
titled to collect the customs at Blue
fields.
At Hannibal. Mo-. twenty-five west.
ern railroads were temporarily re-
strained by United States District
Judge Dyer from enforcing or making
. general advance In interstate
freight rates.
Thomas E. Watson. once q demo-
cratic member OF congress and once
named by the populist party for presi.
dent. announced in a card issued last
week his return to the democratic
party.
The supreme court OF the United
States set the corporation tax aside
for reargument at the beginning OF
the next term before a full bench.
This action was announced by
Chief Justice Fuller.
H. w. Lyon. who Is said to be the
president and vice president OF
several banks and corporations In
Minneapolis. Mimi. was held In New
York on the charge of smuggling two
pearl necklaces. a brooch and gold
watch.
Charles Stuart Rolls started In an
aeroplane in an attempt to fly across
Calais. He had gone only few
yards. however. when the motor
broke down and he was compelled to
postpone the flight
Premier Rutherford rendered his
resigation as the head of the Alberta
government cabinet. Chief Justice
Sifton has been called ON to form a
new cabinet
United States Julius c. Burrows OF
announced his candidacy
for reelection and his desire to be
endorsed by popular vote At the polls
next fall.
The deposed shah of Persia. who is
living at Odessa in a villa placed at
his disposal by the Russian govern
ment. has taken up the study OF
medicine.
Returns from the vote at the prtm-
aries in Ohio county. West Virginia.
indicate that candidates for the state
legislature favorable to the reelection
On United States Senator y. II. Scott,
won by 500 majority over the support
ers of Congressman W. p. Hubbard.
1t is authoritatively announced |
hat the resignation of Viscount Some. |
general in Korea has beel |
accepted and that Lieutenant General |
discount Terauchi will succeed him.
Net profits of $4,000 were realized
or the actors fund. to be devoted to |
he care of aged and needy stage fol-
overs. by the recent lair held in New !
FORK city.
Charles L. Burr, we'll known at
orney of New York city. a member
II the legal firm of Mackenzie &
surr. died Of typhoid fever in his
orty.first year. He was born in Lin, !
DIN. Nehr.
A platform advocating protective
ariff that will cover the difference in
he cost of production here and
broad" but not mentioning the
tariff law. was adopt
d by the republicans of the Ninth
district of Indiana.
One man was killed and several in.
ured as the result of an explosion at
he Dolores mines in the state OF
hihauhua. Mexico. The explosion
tarted a fire which destroyed 100
ouses. rendering 500 persons home
aSS.
Asserting that 1t Is better not to
bserve a memorial day at all than to
lake Of it a Fourth Of July. Com
handler ]. Willard Brown of the Mas
achusetts department of the Grand
rmy of the Republic. in a statement
eclares a resolution for the changing
r adjustment of memorial day will
e introduced at the national encamp-
lent of the G. A. r.
On their summing up for the prose
ution" Brandeis and Pepper unmerci-
lily scored Secretary Ballinger.
Glenn H. Curtiss flew from Albany
, New York in an aeroplane. win
ing the prize of $4,000.
The commissioner of labor of Cali
ornia made q report on the result OF
Employment of Japanese.
Senator Burketts bill giving $685. ;
90 for an addition to the present
ostoffice building ut Lincoln passed
he senate.
Personal.
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