Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-06-06

which began at the Belmont three
weeks ago. has spread and 1000 wait
ers are out and q hotels, six restaur-
ants and two clubs are affected.
DR. D. F. Dumas, former mayor OF
Cass Lake, Mimi, who, it was charged,
planned the blowing up of the post Of
fee safe at Puposky the night of June
16, 1911, and aided criminals In the
act, is guilty of attempted arson in the
third degree and his conviction in the
district court of Beltrami county was
warranted This is the decision of
the Minnesota supreme court handed
down.
That John ID. Rockefeller is now
made by counsel In an inquiry into
the stock holdings and other forms Of
wealth of the oil king which has
grown out of the litigation that has
brought about the examination of Mr..
Rockefeller as witness to tell of the
present relations between the Stand
ard Oil company and its subsidiaries.
Alexander NJ Davis is under arrest
in New York on the unusual charge of
stealing 100000 names from the files
of suit and cloak house by which he
was formerly employed.
Four bishops, 1t Is said, will be re-
tired automatically at the 1916 Meth
odist general conference by the seven
ty-third birthday age limit. They are:
Earl Cranston, born in 1870; John
Hamilton, born in 1845; Charles w.
Smith born in 1870, and Missionary
Bishop Joseph C. Hartzell. born in
1S42.
The commissary at Hickman, KY.
where provisions have been given out
by the government to the food refu-
gees. will be closed within few days.
About 100 persons are still drawing
rations and these will be given ten
days supply when the relief work dis
continues.
In warning to the New England
mill owners and other capitalists is-
sued by William d. Haywood, leader
of the Industrial Workers of the
World at New York, it is declared
that should two labor leaders at Law
electrocuted, the workers will destroy
them as mill owners by closing down
all work
The motion Of the United States
government to have made permanent
q temporary injunction restraining
Herman Sielcken and the New York
Dock company from disposing of 746,-
b39 bags of valorized coffee held in
New York was denied by Judge La
combe in United States district court.
Politics
According to the official tabulation
of the vote in the Ohio Democratic
presidential preference primary vote,
Governor Harmon received 100000
votes. against S9,116 for Governor Will
son of New Jersey Harmon's plural
ity OF 10,9S3. William j. Bryan re-
ceived 2,49o votes, just one more than
was cast for Champ Clark.
President Taft sent a telegram to
Arthur l. Vorys, Republican national
committeeman for Ohio declaring that
while he does not need that states six
delegates at large to win the presi-
dental nomination, he will not consid-
er compromise in the Ohio state con-
vention.
Roosevelts clean sweep of the New
Jersey primaries was emphasized
when late returns gave him substan-
tial pluralities in the few districts
about which previous figures left any
doubt, and increased his lead else
where throughout the state to Is 900
Governor Wilson gained "a of the 28
delegates. including the delegates-at.
large.
The Texas state Republican conven.
ton split and the Roosevelt and Taft
forces held separate conventions
Each convention elected eight dele
gates-at-large to the national conven
ton. Roosevelt, however, is certain OF
nearly all OF the thirty-two distric,
delegates as result of the primary.
Foreign
Following mild warning to Gen
Orozco, rebel leader, from Presiden
Taft that he must not interfere will
Americans leaving Mexico, United
States Consul Charles M. Freeman is
sued hasty instructions to all Ameri
cans at Villardena to fee for theil
lives into Durango.
With regiment of United State
troops in camp at Guantanamo an,