The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-08-07


Eleven men and five women were
killed.
j. j. Keppler, vice-president OF the |
Association of Machin-
lists wires that everything at the
plants of the Remington Arms and
Co. had been settled.
President Wilson has commuted to
life Imprisonment the sentence i'm
posed at Milwaukee, Wis, on James
an Indian, who pleaded
guilty of murder of an Indian woman.
Three children Of w. r. Grimes, a
farmer Of Temple. Tex, were beaten
to death with a hammer. Grimes and
his wife were beaten into unconscious
ness.
Announcement is made by the West
inghouse Electric Co. of the receipt
of a further large order for war sup
plies.
Eleven foreign-built steamers, pur-
chased with German capital, are to
be granted American registry.
The annual green corn dance of the
Kiowa and Apache Indians is being
held near Fort Cobb, Ok.
Tbaodora QoooavaJt,s I;f. a,,,oo,t ha
worth 10 cents" if, after Aug. 10, he
makes any move to "embroil the
United States in war with Germany"
according to threatening letters
mailed to him at San Diego, Cal.
The dedicatory exercises of the
government experimental creamery
were held at Grove City. Pa.
wish" Sheppard, a negro, charged
with attacking Miss Mildred Clark, IA
years old, daughter of Enoch Clark,
a fredericksburg, Md, farmer, July Is.
was found guilty and sentenced to bs
hanged.
The Swedish army is now the
largest and most efficient in the
country's history. Since the outbreak
of the war the army has been almost
doubled.
Ira Nelson Morris, United States
Minister to Sweden, is in n hospital
after an operation for the removal of
cystic tumor of the throat
Charged with recruiting soldiers for
the Villista army here in violation of
American neutrality laws, Manuel de
1caza. Villa consul here, was arrested
at Laredo. Tex, July 27 by Deputy
United States Marshal Walker.
Gov. Edward F. Dunno telegraphed
subscription of $500 to the Eastland
relief fund from Los Angeles.
The Morning Posts Budapest cor
respondent estimates that the calling
up Of the last landsturm class in Aus
tria-Hungary will add 100000 men to
the army.
Charges that his home in Ell Paso,
Tex, has been violated without scru-
pie" by federal agents and a request
for guarantee for his home and family
in future were made by Gen. Victo-
riano Huerta, In a message to Chief
Justice White of the supreme court.
An Austrian cruiser and four de-
stroyers bombarded the Singaglia Pc
saro railway. running parallel to the
Adriatic seacoast
A taube aeroplane dropped Is bombs
on Dunkirk. None Of them caused
serious damage.
In telegram from Amsterdam the
Morning Post correspondent says:
THE city of Antwerp was fined $780,
900 francs (s50,000) for popular DEM
onstration held here on Belgian fete
day"
Mrs. Harriet Boyce of San Francisco
and her daughter, Margaret, whose
stage name is Adele Boyer, have been
pardoned by the Lindau, Germany,
authorities after being sentenced to
prison for insulting German officers.
The New York Trust company be-
gan two suits in the supreme court
against the Western Pacific, now in
the hands of receivers. The first suit
is for $14.090.095.51 and the second
action is for s4,375,0O0.
Lon Dean, sheep herder, who ad-
mits he kidnapped e. A. Empey, was
| lodged in the Bonneville county Jail
by cowboys, after hard ride to save
their captive from would.be lynchers.
| Secretary Wilson has departed for
San Francisco to attend the confer
ence on Aug. 2 of federal, state and
municipal officials interested in en-
ployment.
Edward M. Grout, former New York
comptroller, was sentenced by Judge
Lewis to serve from one to two years
in Sing Sing prison for perjury.
Prince Poinatowski. whose wife was
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