Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-05-19
GEM RAL NEWS.

Gen. E. A. Brook ordered three COM
panies of the New Mexico guard at
Santa Fe to the scene of the serious
Indian outbreak at the ancient Taos
Pueblo, seventy miles northwest of
East Las Vegas, N. M. The troops
were dispatched after an appeal had
been made to Governor Mills by Judge
John R. McFie, who declared that
massacre was imminent
Cotton and corn crops in Georgia
were damaged by hail-and-wind
storm. At Culverton several houses
were blown from their supports.
After six years of American effort
on the Isthmus of Panama it is shown
by figures that 165, 38S,672 cubic yards
of earth and rock have been removed.
Upon his refusal to testify before
Sangamon county grand jury after an
order of immunity had been entered
in the local courts, Representative
Michael S. Link Of Mitchell, was ar
rested on a charge of criminal con-
tempt of court by order of Judge Rob-
ert S. Shirley. He was released on
$500 bonds.
Frank w. Rollins, former governor
of New Hampshire and now banker,
with Boston offices, his wife and son
were charged in the sworn complaint
of customs inspector at New York
with conspiracy to smuggle into the
United States wearing appeared and
jewelry and souvenirs without pay
ing or accounting for the duties le-
gally due thereon"
Borne on the shoulders of eight tall
Grenadier sergeants, King Edward in
his coffin was carried from the death
chamber to the throne room of Buck.
ingham palace, where he will lie in
private state.
Two hundred monkeys, a part of the
cargo of the liner Graf Waldersee,
which has reached New York from
Hamburg, are consigned to the Rookie
Teller institute, where they are to be
used for experimentation.
Fashion Plate, a chestnut colt, four
years old, by MISUNDERSTANDING
won the metropolitan handicap at Bel
mont Park, New York. Prince I'm
perial was second, Jack Atkin, third
The time, 1877 As, was the fastest
ever made by winner of this event
Clarence S. barrow of Chicago said
at the conference of the national ne
gro committee in New York that race
amalgamation would solve the negro
problem.
The special grand Jury at Chicago
which is investigating the bribery
scandal connected with the election
of United States Senator Lorimer has
begun questioning Republican mem
bers of the state legislature who voted
for Mr.. Lorimer when the deadlock
was broken at Springfield.
Taking from the shoulders of Score
tary Ballinger all the blame for tn,
"clear listing of the Cunningham
Alaska coal claims, H. H. Schwartz
chief of the field service in the ger
eral land office, took the entire respor
sibility of the transaction before tn
congressional inquiry committee.
+. Augustus Heinze was acquitte,
in New York of charges of misapply
ing the funds of the Mercantile Ns
tional bank while he was president G
the institution in 1907, and he wa
cleared of the charge of over-certify
ing the checks of his brothers firm
otto Heinze & Co.
Judge Robert B. Shirley at Sprinl
field, H.. denied the motion of Alto
ney General Stead to bring the Sang,
mon county grand jury into court an
instruct them to suspend the invest
CATION OF the legislative bribery case
until the Cook county grand jury q
Chicago had finished its probe.