Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-30

EhBut nunOTeQ lnOuSdnu uOlidTS III
gold bullion, the largest consignment
received from the north this year, was
I brought from Nome, Alaska, to Seattle
Wash, by the steamship Victoria.
Foreign
Austria sent a peremptory note tc
Servia demanding punishment of al
accomplices in the murder Of Arch
duke Francis, Ferdinand and his wife
and the suppression of all societies
which have fomented rebellion in Bos
MIA.
The 5000 inhabitants of the island
of Aoba are facing death from earth
quakes and volcanic eruptions.
Street car strikers rioted in st
John, N. b., and we're charged by
troops.
Wilding and Brooks of the Austria
lasian Davis cup team defeated the
| Canadians In the singles matches oi
the elimination series at Chicago.
Albanian rebels threatened to de
stroy Durango, the capital, unless
Prince William of Wied abdicated.
|
The japanese steamer Komagata,
with 352 Hindus who resisted the
| Canadian ooyarnn,ant,e nrdar ~ do
portation more than three months, left
the harbor of Vancouver bound for the
Orient.
A conspiracy against the govern
menf was discovered in Lima, Peru
and large number of plotters were
surprised and captured in the residence
Of Dr. Gerardo Balbuena Barranco.
Official announcement was made o,
the betrothal of Prince William of Ho
henzollern, father-in-law of forme.
King Manuel of Portugal. to Princes,
Adelgunds, eldest daughter of Kint
Ludwig of Bavaria.
The acquittal OF Nine. Caillaux ir
Paris was predicted and the trial de
generated into political wrangle.
Bloody fights took place between the
strikers and cossacks In. St Peters
burg and other Russian cities.
President Poincare testified by depo
sition In the Caillaux trial, his evi
dence tending to prove NJ. Caillaus
was primarily responsible for the
murder of Calmette Caillaux also as
sumed blame for his wife's crime.
\ Riotous strike in St. Petersburg
spread rapidly and cossacks attacked
the mobs.
The international eucharistic con
4 gress opened in Lourdes, France.
Austria sent Servia threatening
note concerning the Pan-Seryian move
ment and war was predicted.
Sultan Ahmed Mira, the sixteen
year-old shah Of Persia, on attaining
his official majority took the constjtu
tional oath of Office in the palace o
the national council at Teheran,
The earl OF Cathnes, peer OF Scot
land, died at Los Angeles, CAL, undo
his family name.
Abbott Huertebott. cure OF Fontain
La Louvet, France, has been arreste,
on the charge of espionage and ha
confessed that he acted in the interes
of Germany.
King George summoned the leader
of all parties to conference on tn
Irish question.
Albanian rebels are again activ
around Durazzo. the Albanian capita
They captured Spinta on the easter
outskirts of the city, and threw u
intrenchments. They are evidentl
preparing for another attack
The steamer Kit failed to &c
through the ice to Wrangall islam
where the Stefansson arctic explorin
party is marooned.
Personal
Sister Bernardina Krampha, mothe
superior of st. Joseph's hospital i
Bloomington, H., and prominent in tn
Franciscan order for 80 years, died.
Edward H. Brink of Cincinnati wa
elected president of the Commercis
Law league.
Rev. Louis r. Patmont, hero of tn
Danyiile kidnapping, was found agai
in the woods of northern Wisconsin.
I President Poincare OF France wa
welcomed at KroRstadt by the car 9
Russia.
Mrs. Florence Carman was arraigne
in the Nassau county supreme cour
at Mineola, N. Y. and pleaded nc
guilty to an indictment charging mai
slaughter in the first degree. whic
had been voted against her In comes
ton with the murder of Mrs. Louis
Bailey in DIR. Edwin Carman's office Q
Freeport, on June 80. Justice Va
siclen fixed bail at $4,000. She wa
released.
DR.. ]. NJ. Fischer. a dentist Of Wa'
kegan. H., fell from motor boat an
was drowned.
Digs Nolan, former politician
Omaha, Neb., serving sentence In tn
United States penitentiary at Leavel
worth, escaped.
4 Charles Jerdes, farmer nes
Springfield, Ill, killed his young viii
and MORALLY wounded her mother an