The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-04
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cher, of Cavendish. was nominated fol
governor of Vermont at the republican
state convention here yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures 13-year-old
Guy Hurdle received a parental rebuHe
last Saturday for exchanging a watch
for a chicken, to which he had
a fancy, the boy hanged himself from a
tree near his home.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Five hundred
miners at the Roes Run mine in Bath
county, Kentucky, went or strike yes
terday when refused a 25-cent a day
increase in their ages The mines,
owned by a st. Louis syndicate, were
closed. The miners are all %nonunion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stewart,
of Decatur, ILL.,, for many years con-
aected with the federal bureau of la
Dor, and lately with the tariff board,
was yesterday appointed chief statisti-
clan of the new children's bureau.
WASHINGTON-The supreme court
of the District of Columbia held yes
terday that a retailer may sell a safe
ty razor at any price he chooses, not
Withstanding any stipulation to the
contrary by the manufacturer. The
case probably will go to the supreme
court of the United States.
WINNIPEG-More than $1,000, 900
damage has been lone by. fire since
Monday in the vicinity of Superior
Junction on the Grand Trunk Pacific,
east of here. No loss of life has been
reported, but many settlers are said to
be in danger, and their buildings and
| farm fixtures are bein rapidly wiped
cut.
NEW YORK;. J.. Buckley, of Chi
cago, a delegate to the democratic ma
tional convention, caused the arrest
here Tuesday of two men, one of whom
he charged with attempting to swindle
him in a fake wire tapping game.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. MA disas-
trous c~loudburst five miles northwest
settlers homeless and it is believed
caused loss of life. A wall of water six
feet high swept down upon the town,
flooding stores n homes.
WASHINGTON, D C.-The casual
ties to the Italian army in the war
with Turkey to June 7 We're 81 officers
and 5SS soldiers dead, according to the
announcement of the Italian minister
of war, just received by the Italian
ambassador here.
CHICAGO-The jury in the case of
John c. Henning, who sued Clarence
S. Funk, general manager of the Inter
national Harvester compay, for $4,000,
charging alienation of Mrs. H%enning's
affections, yesterday returned a YER
dict in favor of Mr.. Funk.
CHIHUAHUA, MEX.-Gen. Pas
cuale Orozco. the rebel c--ief, has de-
cided to ask General Huerta, the fed
eral commander, advancing northward
with 5000 men. to agree to the policing
of this city by a rebel garrison, whose
neutrality should be respected. Gen
eral Orozco said he did not wish to
place the city with it's foreign residents
in peril of a mob.
PORTLAND. ORE.-Mayor A. G..
Rushlight, Chief of Police Slower, Cap
tain of Police Beatty and Detectives
Maddox and Reed were indicted by the
county grand jury today for alleged
conspiracy to bride Deputy District At
torney Frank Collier. 1t is alleged Col
lier was offered $500 to secure the dis
missal of a previous true bill returned
by the grand jury alleging extortion
against Reed and Maddox
WASHINGTON-It became definitely
known at the White House today that
Charles D.. Hilles, President Taft's sec
rotary, can be chairman of the repub-
lican national committee if he cares to
take the place. Hilles, who had charge
of the presidents personal interests at
Chicago, was back at his desk at the
White House yesterday for the first
time in two weeks.
MANKATO, MINN.-Burglars yes
terday blew the safe in ]. NJ. Kar-
many's meat market here, securing $3.50
and hen broke into an adjoining
grocery store and robbed a cash register
of $35. The only clew the authorities
have is a last Sundays Sioux City, Ia,
Journal and some of the tools We're
wrapped in another Iowa paper.
NEW YORK-David Eccles, the Utah
magnate, in t%estifying for the
government in the sugar inquiry yes
terday told how in 1902 he had brought
the late H. o. Havemeyer around to his
price in the purchase of a half in
terest in the Amalgamated Sugar Com
pany of Utah.
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st. Boniface, for the education of bows
for the priesthood, was burned We'd
nesday night. The loss was 500, 600,
One Of the priests connected with the
seminary captured an 1~S-year-old boy,
who, he claims set fire to the building
n turned him over to the police.
CHICAGO =. The freight handlers
strike, Which began nine weeks ago and
affected % Chicago railroads and near
ly 1000 men, was settled yesterday.
The offer of the railroads to take 1900
OF the strikers at once and provide
places for the others as soon as condi-
tions made it possible was accepted.
CHICAGO-Rumors that Mrs. Louise
Vermilya, recently tried on a charge of
numbering Richard T. Smith with pois-
on, never again will face trial followed
her release from the county Jail yester-
day on bond Of $4,000. Her first trial
resulted in a hung jury.
Observation-Disclosures of the Yey-
stone Watch Case company's dealings
with catalog houses was taken up in
the federal investigation of the con-
Germs alleged violation of the Sherman
antitrust law yesterday. A. C. Brock
en-, formerly a Chicago catalog house
man, testified the keystone company
had warned him In 1904 if he desired
to handle it's goods at all he must ex-
clude all other brands.
DENVER-"Sandy'' Griswold, sport
ing editor of the Omaha World-Herald.
Robert Edgren, sporting editor of the
New York World, and F. C. Hurley.
an Omaha sport enthusiast, with Hur,
ley's chauffeur, while Ell route in an
automobile to Las Vegas, N. NJ, to at
into Stanley lake, near Brighton, early
yesterday, when the driver dozed and
failed to take a tarn in the road.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH-L. H.
Scheurman, said to be a wealthy fur
niture manufacturer of Carrollton. KY,
yesterday shot and fatally wounded
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