The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-05

~ VO0V 90 q ROlAkAS0A NASSOSOA'
A new party has been born In Penn
s~ylvania and a state ticket nominated.
Congressman Campbell of Kansas.
standpatter, calls insurgents icono-
clasts.
Ohio republicans selected Mr.. Har-
ding for governor, the Taft following
thus winning out.
an appeal to the governor for troops
to cope with strikers.
The Rusk party of mountain climb
ers failed to reach the summit Of Mt.
Mckinley, In Alaska.
A Chicago newspaper charges that
a bride fund was raised to return A.
i. Hopkins to the senate.
The supreme court of Oklahoma
says the capital must remain for a
time, at least, at Guthrie.
Chairman Yoakum, of the Frisco
railroad, discussed good roads at the
Niagara Falls convention.
Senator Crane will make a trip
through the west to size up the poll
teal situation for President Taft.
The coroner's jury found that Ira
G.. Rawn died by his own hand, but
does not say he committed suicide.
Secretaries Wickersham and Nagel
are keeping out Of the Alaska
quarrel while visiting the territory.
There is some hope of compromise
in the differences between the
British house of commons and lords.
Mrs. Margaret Barcha, a bride OF
less than a year, was found shot to
death in her home at Chicago
Heights.
NoncOnformists were successful in
the British commons in having ex-
plunged an obnoxious clause in the
pending kings accession bill.
The French government has accept
ed a bronze copy Of Houden's statue
of George Washington, which was
presented by the state of Virginia.
That the o%ne-quarter mill tax levied
on all property in Oklahoma for
school taxes is valid in the opinion of
District Judge Huston in a decision.
At Hamburg T~hirty-five Thousand
ship yard workers united in a de.
mand for an increase of 10 per cent.
in wages and a fifty-three-hour week.
Cooperation between the federal
and state governments in the good
roads movement was advocated by
ton.
Copious rains which fell over the
Central and Southern sections Of
Iowa, those portions of the state
which needed it most, saved the corn
crops.
Major General Frederick Dent
Grant has left Chicago to assume
command Of the Department Of the
East, with headquarters at Governors
Island, N. Y.
The report of the national giners'
association at Memphis, indicates a
condition of 1877 per cent for cotton
up to July 25.
The pope has appointed the Rev.
Joseph Chartrand as coadjutor
bishop to Bishop Chatard, of the
diocese of Indianapolis.
Thirty cotton mills at Fall River,
owned by twelve corporations and
employing 5000 operators, were shut
down until August 8, for the purpose
of curtailing production.
For the protection of deer and
walrus in Alaska, the Department of
Agriculture has issued regulations
limiting to eight the number of deer
which may be killed by one person.
William Tubbert, 81 years old, and
William J.. Tubert, 4S, cousins, died
at Syracuse, N. Y, within a half
hour. The former was one of the
best known sporting men in Central
New York.
The governor of Texas ordered the
Capital City cavalry Of Austin, forty
strong. to proceed by special train to
Sloculn, Tex, to do police duty there
until the trouble between the negroes
and whites has subsidized.
Eleven men were killed at La
Taqua, Quebec. One of the men was
opening a can of powder with an ak
when an explosion occurred which set
fire to a train of powder leading to
a tunnel in which fifteen men were
working.
Twenty-Five persons persisted in a
flood that followed a cloudburst at
the town Of nees. Hungary.
Laura Jeanne ibbey the author of
when His Love Grew Cold" Lovers
Once, but Strangers Now" and more
than fifty other similar novels, will
make her debut on the stage.
The famous Crocker's Iowa Brigade
will hold its Fifteenth Biennial Re.
union at Washington. Ia, Wednesday
and Thursday, September IA and Is,
1910. All soldiers who served in the
brigade composed of the 18th, 18th,
18th and 10th regiments Of Iowa
volunteers are entitled to membership
and are earnestly urged to attend.