The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-26

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the government severely, and blam
ed it for defacations.
French Ministry gained vote 0
confidence by large majority and
promised rigid Investigation into
Duez defalcations. Duez was indict
ed.
The father of Miss Grace Pace
was shot at Houston by friend o
Salvatore Guiffre, the girls lover
The ceremony was performed while
the victim lay dying.
President Taft spent day II
Rochester and made speech justify
ing his administration and indors
ing the tariff.
Chancellor Day naads4a speech II
Pittsburg, denouncing president fol
indicating to Congress such bills al
he wanted passed.
H. A. Sheffield, brewery worker
was arrested at Houston, Tex, In
connection with the quintuple mur.
der.
John Thomas, supervisor at Roch
ester, N. Y, was sentenced for not
less than two years for embezzle-
ment.
Colonel Roosevelt arrived at Khar-
toum, was given great reception and
was later jointed by Mrs. Roosevelt,
who came by train from Carlo.
Lord Rosebery presented his plan
to reform the upper chamber of the
lords.
At a brewery in Mobile $50 bar
rels of beer were emptied into the
sewer.
Rev. Father Cascianelli, of Can
ton, Ohio, is to investigate Black
Hand crime and report to the pope.
Family of five was found murder
ed in home in fashionable part OF
Houston.
John P. Cudahy, of Kansas City.
who cut Lillis, and his brother and
chauffeur are at Ashville.
Herr Oldenburg gave verbal chal-
lenge to duel to three members of
Reichstag during debate.
Girls in st. Petersburg Univer-
sity challenged member of Douma to
duel for remarks about them.
Miners received report of scale
committee and will probably act.
Strike Is feared.
James J. Hill delivered notable
address on conservation of capital
and credit at st. Paul.
Rioting was renewed in Bogota on
effort to resume service on street
car lines.
President Taft delivered several
speeches in Chicago during st. Pat
erick's Day celebration.
Commander Peary has cancelled
his Southern dates because of treat
ment in Atlanta.
An American preachers was mobb-
ed in Venezuela town and one of his
converts badly beaten.
Estrada has presented a counter
peace proposal, which Madriz will
reject.
Colonel Roosevelt, en- route to
Cairo, announced his European itin-
erary.
There was no change in any of
carmen used dynamite on two cars.
Hooking Valley Road has been
bought by Lake Shore and by Chesa-
peake and Ohio.
Legislative committee exonerated
Governor Haskell of illegally using
state funds.
Rioting in Bogota was stopped by
carmen going on strike.
Three were killed in cane riots in
Guadeloupe.
Cholera has reappeared in St.
Petersburg.
Labor leaders in Philadelphia say
statewide strike will be called.
Colonel Roosevelt and family
started northward from Khartoum.
Famous Mexican mining case was
settled by Supreme Court.
American Art Exhibition was
opened in Berlin.
Nine passengers were injured by
train wreck near Poplar Bluff, Mo.
The jury in the case Of Ensley
at Indianapolis, disagreed.
A suicide in Texas left a note ask
Ing that his body be dissected.
The thread mill strike at Pawtuck-
ct has ended.
Aids bribery investigation was re-
sumed in Albany.
The Lords debated Rosebery's re-
to reform upper chamber.
Thirty-three were drowned in
wreck of Portuguese bark.
Charles Moore, Of Meridian, was
struck and killed by train.
The funeral of General Will T.
Martin was held at Natchez.
Will H. Reber, 50 years old, died
1t Jackson.
Mysterious stranger made another
attack ON white woman in Macon.