The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-19

<ANSo-ulHS 10 present. dTTdus 6llleuls the president will remain quietly at Sagamore Hill until his return to Washington late in September, and will go to the isthmus after the No vember elections.
 Hello, Bill" Is the hailing saluta- tion in Denver this week, the Elks having gathered there for their annual browse
 Bills were passed by the French chamber of deputies and senate re habilitating Capt. Alfred Dreyfus and Col. Picquart in the army, the former with the rank of chief of squadron of artillery and the latter as brigadier general Both were promptly signe1 by President Faillieres.
 A duel occurred in Paris as a result of the bitterness displayed by the anti-Dreyfus minority in the French chamber of deputies. in which Under Secretary of State Sarraut was seri- ously wounded by NJ. Puliesi-Conti in the breast by sword thrust, penetrat. ing the lung.
 Some portions of the vatican, the papal residence in Rome. are declared to be unsafe, in fact, to be practically falling to pieces.
 At least one German fire insurance company is ranging itself in the six bit class by its endeavors to avoid paying it's San Francisco losses in full, and committee of policy holders is urging an appeal to President Roose- welt to exert his influence in their be half
 For the reason that the present time seems unpropitious, on account of the state of political unrest, the visit of the British channel fleet to Russian waters, on Russian initiative, has been postponed.
 A revolutionary proclamation, clan destinely circulated in Odessa, Rus sia, jubilantly acclaims the death sen tence savengingly executed on Chouk- min for the maytyrlom of Lieut.. Schmidt" adding that all the leading bureaucratic enemies of the people will be similarly and summarily re- moved.
 Ex-President Regalado, of Salvador, was killed in battle while leading the Salvadorean troops against those of Guatemala at Eljiearo, in which the Guatemalans were victorious.
 George Mitchell, the young man who was recently acquitted of the murder of Franz Edmund Creffield, the so- called Holy Roller" prophet, at Se- attle, Wash, was shot Gnd killed by Esther Mitchell, his sister, fanaticai follower of Creffield, in Seattle.
 Mrs Caroline Merriwether Goodlet of Nashville, Tenn, founder of the or der of the Daughters of the Confed- eracy, was seriously injured by falling down a flight of steps at her broth ers home in Clarksville. Tenn.
 The supreme court of France has completely yindicated Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, the famous prisoner of Dev- ifs island, and he will be restored to his rank in the army with such pro- motion as he would have gained by continuous service. Col. Piquart, who espoused the cause of Oreyfus, will also be reinstated.
 Seven girls, ranging in age from sev-  en to sixteen years, were drowned in the river at Cedar Rapids, la, where they had gone wading as an incident to picnic frolic. Four of them be- longed to one family named Sweeding, the youngest of whom slipped into deep water the others losing their lives in frantic efforts at rescue. Viee-Admiral Chouknin, who was shot by sailor in the garden of his villa at sebastopol, Russia, died with. out Tegaining consciousness.
 London Punch is having a lot of fun of it's own kind over the recent visit Of the Longworths. Some of the American colony are inclined to get riled.
 Miss Millie Ellison, of Ellsworth, | Wis. who was murdered in a Mime aDoIis (Minn.) hotel, is believed to have been the victim of a robber who knew she had large amount of money in her possession. N. NJ. j Riggs, a railway engineer. was sus- ! pected, and while under arrest at FL roy. Wis, committed suicide.
 At the sanitary inspectors confer ence in Bristol, England. delegate said that if the British public only knew a quarter of what was going on in the slaughterhouses of their own country the Chicago scare would be- come insignificant by comparison.
 At least seven persons were killed and d large number injured as the result of a cloudburst and landslide at Ocampo, in the state of Chihuahua, | Mexico, which nealy destroyed the town, including mining property owned | by American companies.
 No lives were lost IS the result of the wreck of the steamer Quincy of the Diamond Jo line, which struck snag in the Mississippi river near Trempea- | leau, Wis. The passengers were all safely landed and were cared for at Winona, Lacrosse and St. Paul.
 Rev. j. L. Req, pastor of the Man gum fOkla) Christian church, prob ably fatally wounded George A Ste l phens. his brother-in-law, who had gone to the Req home to get his sis ters belongings, and then attempted suicide by cutting his throat
 H. Clay Evans was nominated for governor by the Tennessee republican state convention at Nashville. J. c. Phesps Stokes, the young New York millionaire, who for several years has devoted himself to sluIn work, has formally announced that he | will cast his lot with the socialist