The Carlisle independent., 1906-10-25
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Carefully oseA.d and Condensed Compilation of Current News
 items. Domestic and Foreign.

Compilation of Current News
 items. Domestic and Foreign.
 MISCELLANEOUS
 The Bank of England increased it's discount rate from to per cent, causing a sensation in the money market of the world. The bank is endeayoring to protect its gold revenue which has grown rather below the re- Quirements.
 Havana was visited by a severe cyclone, which caused damage to pro perty to the amount of s2,0Oo.o90 and the loss of 20 lives. The storm went ;k1AYsrd, and a great tidal wave Elliott, Ky, an island off the Florida, about 20 miles from | & A sea captain says that SHe of it's inhabitants, 250, were
 barge on which 100 people hal &efuga was found near the island, and 50 had been wash
 T and lost. The storm con fportheastward, causing high 6tl New York and other Atlantic
 bplication of Gov. Brooks Of
 g, the president ordered fed 1ops to round up band of un-
 #te Indians, and escort them to 5sP reservation. The Ute's who were hmped at Gillette, heard the news, Bed up stakes and headed for
 atana.
 liter deliberating 32 hours, the jury
 he case of the state of Ohio against
 Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, at hdlay. O., returned a verdict of vguilty" on the charge of conspiracy against trade in violation of the Valen- tine antitrust law.
 A message was read from President Roosevelt inviting the foreign dele gates to the Worlds Women's Chris ian Temperance union convention in session at Boston, to meet him in s Washington on Nov :.
 Pythians select Boston as site for next meet
 Eastern trunk lines contend that the grain embargo is entirely due to general prosperity and the lack of equipment to handle the enormous freight business now.
 Mrs. Laura Cowdon, daughter of Bishop Henry c. Potter, of New York, commits suicide at New York sani- tarium.
 Regulations issued for Oklahoma land opening place minimum price of s per acre.
 The address of Reverend Daniel s. Futile, of St. Louis, at the Episco- pal conference at Minneapolis, was one of the events of the session. He spoke of the relation of the church to the government in France, and said that this country of ours might we'll be looked to as an example of how free church and free government may
 side by side. each hand ia hand 3a et be separate.
 Tr.a |ankers convention adjourned /. ct Louis, after providing for a -necial eommission to consider cur me wreath which President and .,r. Rlcosevelt placed on the coffin as Mrs. Jefferson Davis was taken to p,chmond, Va, and placed at the foot ,f the mpument erected at the grave of the foRer president of the con federacy.
 A simpleend brief funeral service was held fSthe late Mrs. Jefferson Dayis at tA\9otel Majestic. New work. The tice was private, only inc me0ers olNs. Davis family, rSp-
 resensatives aase Un ted Daa agh -ers
 os the Conferacy and small number
 of intips friends b ing pres Tt, a
 Sgreasent by President and Mrs.
 pvelt was on fae coffin. Inter
 was at Richmond.
 William Scully, formerly Lord Scully of London, Eng, died in London. He was a peer until 1950, when he became a citizen of the United States. and re- sided in Washington. His fortune g estimated at about S50,001,00O, incl4d- ing 100000 acrss of land in Illinois, Kansas and Nebraska.
 Gen. Herman Sturus brigadfx general commehiing InalanN troops il the civil war, general purchasing agent of the Mexican army'suring the French invasion, afterward prasident of the Mexican Cuernavaca & SP~ ellie rail wav. and of late years engage9 in min. ing in Colorado, died at Denver, Gel, aged 75.
 Chief Quanah Parker, representing tba Apache tribe of Indians, have gone to Washington to make last nIea before the president and war bsrartment for liberty, definite loca tion and allotments of land