Show heads of four packing establishments are chicago july 1 an indictment was voted against eighteen persons officials of the tow packing corporations by the federal grand jury today this ended the investigation which has lasted over three months and brought out testimony of over witnesses one indictment of more than sixty typewritten pages was voted carrying charges including combination in restraint of trade conspiracy to monopolize trade and receiving and granting rebates the vote on the eighteen in dividends and four corporations was unanimous for indictment trials 0 those under indictment will probably begin in the july term of the district court the united states district attorneys tor office although somewhat reticent admitted that the heads of the chief packing companies are on the indictment list chicago july 1 the following persons were indicted today by the federal grand jury investigating the eo called beet trust J ogden armour charles W armour edward morris ira N morris louis F swift adwin C swift L A carlton edward A cudahy A F evans attorney T C mcmanus attorney A H veeder patrick A valentine T J connors edwin tilden arthur meeker charles N swift samuel mcroberts samuel well both S cusey C E todd V D in addition to the individuals an fn dialed the following corporations are indicted armour company swift company cudahy packing company morris company hives are a terrible torment to the little folks and to some older ones easily cured doans ointment levei fails instant relief permanent cure at any drug store 50 cents BREAKING OF STRIKE benefit funds short and teamsters uneasy chicago july lare la re turn to ork unless they were given more money 1000 strikers gathered at the office of secretary charles ot the finance committee ot the teamsters joint council today which have managed the strike the men who were after their weekly strike benefits belong to the railway express and department stores unions the express drivers gloomily discuss the difficulty of getting money to take home for family necessaries norwegians NORWEGIA NS WILL FIGHT two million in the united states ready to serve astoria ore july 1 tha nor resident in this city and vicinity are watching tho controversy between sweden and norway with great interest it is said on authority that should trouble break out between the two nations 2000 corwe gians would leave this city for the fatherland it is also said that two million norwegians Norwegia ns throughout iha united states would take up arms or their country it necessity demands such action WEEK ON STOCK EXCHANGE new york july 1 prices have been higher this week on the stock exchange in continuation of last weeks speculative operations but tho hardening of the call money rate late in the weak due to preparation for the july settlements prompted some realizing the failure to increase the and nashville dividend was a disappointment to an important element in the speculation as great stress had been laid on prospects of such an increase foreign political developments and the dally fluctuations in the commodities markets have been little regarded tho export of gold seems to be interrupted but the future course of the TOO Is studied with attention GREETINGS FOR EDUCATORS new york july 1 newyork New York city teachers will open today headquarters at tha fifth avenue hotel to greet delegates on their way to the forty fourth annual of the national educational association which will begin at asbury park next monday with the opening of the convention the new york hospitalities will simply b transferred to the new jersey re fidorf the undertaking is a mammoth ane for persons are expected to attend the meeting two nurses and a corps of physicians from york health department will be in constant attendance at tho head quart ars here and at asbury park 1 HE WAS STRANGLED r prison authorities put an editor to death new york july 1 according to a constantinople dispatch forwarded by the paria correspondent of the times bey chief editor ot the turkish journal published at smyrna has been strangled by hla wardens in the prison ot adana to which he was recently sentenced it is asserted by tha constantinople correspondent that the wardens subsequently hanged the body at the door of the prison following which a statement was given out saying the journalist committed suicide DURHAM RESIGNS another big victory for manoj weaver harrisburg pa july 1 israel durham the leader of the republican or has resigned as insurance david martin of philadelphia has been appointed alg successor excursions TO sacramento portland ore july 1 representatives of sacramento valley are in portland arranging tor a series of excursions cur from the portland exposition to the sacramento valley and it Is expected that large parties will make the trip arrangements are also being made tor a corresponding of excursions cur from the sacramento valley to the fair the exposition headquarters have been notified that a large party of ex from honolulu are en routs for portland and are due at the exposition in the course ot ten days the party composed of 50 members la headed by edward detain a former resident of portland OFFICER BURNED TO DEATH european russia july I 1 an officer was bumen to death in a railway car here by a mob last night after a short sharp conflict the trouble arose through the officer or darlng the arrest of a boedler Bold ler the latter was impudent and the officer drew bis sword and cut the man down the surrounding crowd drove the officer into a railway car from which he defended himself with his revolver ultimately the mob saturated the car with petroleum set fire to it and the officer perished the rioters were dispersed by dragoons TEAMSTERS NEED MONEY chicago july 1 dissatisfaction is said to exist among the teamsters as a result of an apparent lack of funds to pay strike benefits unless tha strike leaders are able promptly to solve the financial problem confronting them a break in the drivers ranks it was said might be looked for within a few days secretary charles of the finance committee of the teamsters joint council however said all payments would ba met this afternoon BIGGEST CARGO OF CORN 1 chicago july 1 the largest cargo of corn carried out of chicago in the last ten years or it Is believed carried on lake michigan will be placed in the hold of the midland king a canadian boat which has sailed tor tho north the boat carried bushels of the cereal the weight of the big cargo caused the boat to draw 18 feet 11 inches of water the cargo waa shipped north tor canadian con sump tion MINISTER OF WAR RESIGNS london july 1 the russian aln later 0 war general Saka haroff it is announced in a dispatch to a news agency from st g has resigned copenhagen july 1 A swedish squadron ot sixteen warships now undergoing der going maneuvers passed here this morning steering northwards MRS AUGUSTA CHAPIN DEAD new york july 1 mrs augusta Chap lri one of the beat known wo mans rights agitators in the country is dead from pneumonia in a hospital here she was 69 years of age and had been ill one week mrs chapan was a doctor of divinity prominent in the church she was once pastor of the mount varnon church and at different times occupied the pulpits ot various churches 0 that denomination throughout tho country she was also well known as a lecturer and writer REPORTED MUTINY washington july L the russian black sea fleet Is reported to have mutinies mutinied muti nied american con sul heenan at odessa has cabled the state department as follows fleet reported in mutiny two battleships here and another S late yesterday afternoon a cablegram was received from consul heenan informing tho states of the surrender to admiral kruger of tho mutineers muti aboard tha russian battleship kniaz the cablegram from him concerning the report of the fleet in mutiny waa received at the state department at 1010 today |