The Glenwood post., 1907-06-22

teer or other liquors have been bought
in other states delivery may be made
in Kansas and has issued in injunc.
ton restraining the officers of Kan
sas City, Kan, from interfering with
such delivery.
! Gov Hoch and others were present
when the $1,000 silver service. the
gift of the state OF Kansas, was pre-
sentel to the battleship Kansas at
Philadelphia
The railroad attorneys have agreed
with Attorney General Hadley to put
the two-cent law into effect in Mis-
souri, for three months before making
any attempt to contest the validity
of the law.
Eighteen persons We're injured,
three fatally in a wreck on the Santa
Fee railroad near Earl, 20 miles east
| of Trinidad, Colo,
Railroad accounting in tie United
States and Canada is to be identical
according to an arrangement entered
| into between the two governments.
New York's s2,0O0,000 court house
| has settled since the building of the
subway to such an extent as to alarm
the occupants as to its safety and it
| is predicted that the building must be
| abandoned.
The opening session of The Hague
peace conference was very brief last.
| ing only about 20 minutes. In his OPP
ening adress NJ. Nelidoff stated that
disarmament and universal peace are
unattainable
The emperor of Russia has issued
| a ukase abolshing the present douma
| and orering another election under
new law which greatly restricts the
| right of suffrage.
Bubonic plague has broken out on
the island of Trinidad and communi-
| cation between the island and Vene-
zuela has been severed
The launch belonging to the battle
ship Minnesota, which went down
in Hampton roads with eleven men
| aboard has been raised but only one
body was found.
Faustino Aben, head chief of the
Pulajanes on the island of Leyte, has
been captured by United States
troops. This it is thought will end
the Pulajane war on that island.
President Roosevelt and family
have taken up their residence at their
summer home at Oyster Bay, Long
island.
The 200th anniversary of the estab-
liShmppt of tba Cburnb of m OIL nd
in Connecticut was recently celebrat-
ed with elborate ceremonies at STRAIT
ford
Four jointists of Cherokee, Kan,
have been fined 500 and costs and
sentenced to 80 days on the rock pile
for violating the prohibitory law.
A suit has been filed in Philadel-
phia by the government to break up
the monopoly of the anthracite coal
carrying railroads in Pennsylvania,
Judge Smith Mcpherson, in the fed
eral court at Kansas City has issued
temporary restraining order to
prevent the Missouri state auditor
from collecting a tax of cents on
sales of futures in grain and stocks.
The Southwestern Interstate Coal
Operators association has elected
James F. Elliot, of Haileyville, l. T.,
president to succeed the late w. c.
Perry.
The test questions of the Kansas
state board of medical examiners
were stolen from the state printing
office at Topeka and peddled among
the candidates for examination at
Kansas City, Kan. Many of the 40
young men will have to take the ex-
animation over again.
BY agreement of the board of man.
ayers of the insane asylum at st.
Joseph, Mo-. Superintendent Wood
son, was eXoneiated of the charges
resigned and the resignation "'as ac-
cepted.
The federal grand jury at chicago
is Investigating the giving a largo
bonus by the Santa Fe railway to the
Garden City, Kan. beet sugar plant.
A crisis was reached in the parlia-
| mentary situation in Russia when
the government demanded the sur
render of 55 members of the lower
house with the alternative of dis
solution unless the demand was COM
piled with. The ultimatum was re-
jected by the douma
The joint control of the Chicago
and Alton railroad by the Union Pa
cific and Rock Island has been dis
continued and the road placed in the
hands of its stockholders.
The executive committee of the
Cattle Raisers' association of Texas
has decided to stand by the live
stock commission men in their fight
against the post mortem order of the
packers regarding cows and heifers.
The Japanese residents of San Fran
cisco are arranging to demand an in
demnity of the United States govern