The Nevada County picayune., 1906-11-23
THE LATEST EVENTS OF THE WORLD BRIEFLY AND TERSE-
 " NARRATED.
FROM EVERYW WHERE
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma tion, and Particularly
 From the Great
 Southwest.

Murchinson, Henderson county, Tex, died after takirg a dose of chill tonic. An old man by the name of Green recently came into that community from some point in Oklahoma, saying he had chill tonic, one dose of which would af- feet cure Mrs. Mccoy it is said took the tonic.
 The oldest citizen, John E. H. Buhrman, died at Nashville, H., at the age of 91 years. MT. Buhrman was a native of Germany, where he served several years in the army. He was a shoemaker by trade and followed that occupation for seventy years.
 Deputy United States Marshal Dougherty at Hannibal, Mo, arrest ed William Day, quadroon-lndian and negro, said to be wanted in con nection with the killing of John Robinson in Indian Territory last May.
 Gov. Magoon Is making strenuous efforts to recover the arms which the volunteer forces of the late govern ment failed to surrender. It Is known that thousands of volunteers succeeded in secreting their arms. One American officer succeeded in recovering 1900 rifles.
 Conductor Frank Land, is dead and Brakeman Burnside fatally hurt as the result of an accident on the Alpine branch of the Colorado and Southern railroad near Leadville, Seventeen coal cars ran away down a steep grade and dumped over a bank.
 President W. Hayes Fuller, of the Chamber of commerce at South McAlster l. T., has 1t officially from headquarters that James R.. Garfield, the next secretary of the interior, will visit Indian Territory and inquire into conditions at first hand in the state where his dictum will be the court of last resort for a year to come.
 At Fayetteville, Ark, policeman Rough was shot last night in a row with 200 college students. The students were giving ''shirt-tail' parade, because of the victory over the Tahlcquah basketball team, when the policeman interfered and arrested one of them. The crowd then surrounded Rough, and in the melee which followed he was shot, the ball entering his body between the shoulder blades. Other police men went to his rescue, and fired several shots at the fleeing crowd, none of which took effect. Rough,s injury is not serious.
 There has been considerable ex- eitement at Center, Tex, over the killing of pr. Paul by Dick Garrett, a negro, and the military company from Timpson has been on guard at the jail. William Paul, brother of the dead man, prevented a lynching by an address to the crowd gathered about the jail.
 A destructive forest fire ragged in the east portion of the Choctaw Nation. The immense woods of clear and muddy boggies were on fire and hunting parties were oblig- ed to flee for their lives.
 Officials of the great southwestern railway lines are planning routcs to Mexico to complete with Panama canal.
 An increase of 10 per cent in the salaries of the employes now receiv- ing less than $200 a month has been announced by the directors of the National Express Ca,
 Henry Irving Miller has been elected president of the Chicago X Eastern Illinois and the Evansville X Terre Houte Railway companies, l Alfred J. Davidson resigning, in or der to give attention to the develop