The Carlisle independent., 1907-06-27

| ~SO afihlt, WdS lutEOuuceu III the con
 vention of the National Electric Med
 ical association by Drs. c. C. Winter
 of Minneapolis, and E. G. Sharp, ol
 Guthrie, Okla.
 The leading Chinese daily of Shang
 haf contains an attack on the Japanese newspapers because, claiming that Japan is the pacificator of Asia, they are consistently exaggerating the hos, tility of foreigners and the unrest in 1 China.
 Judge E. NJ. Landis of the United States district court granted to John c. Hately authority to sell property in Zion City held by Hareiy as re- ceiver.
 The railway bridge over the river near AshecIs was attacked by Chinese bandits, who lately have constantly been attacking lines of comnlunica. tionS
 Unless it's demands upon the West ern Union and Posta! Telegraph con- panies receive consideration, a strike will be ordered within a week or ten days, it was announced by the Com. mercial TeIegraphers' union
 Augustus E. Wilson, of Louisville, publican candidate for governor ot Kentucky at the state convention.
 The Master Car Builders associa- tion, at it's closing session, decided to make Atlantic City its permanent place of meeting. c. N. Dow, Cleve- land, was elected president.
 The French submarine boat Gym note sunk in drydock owing to the careieSSneSS of workman who opened the sluices without notice. An examination showed that the subma rine was so badly damaged by water as to be total loss.
 w. F. Bechtel, former president Of the Northwestern National Insurance Co. of Minneapolis, was found guiltg of grand larceny by jury which had been out fer 2S hours.
 More than hundred persons were drowned in the flood caused by the inundated the town of Trikkala in ThesSaly.
 Strike-ridden San Francisco had another strike added to the list Friday afternoon when the telegraph operat ors employed by the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies left their keys and walked out.
 Fire destroyed stables Nos. II, Is. 19 and 20 at the Metropolitan race track, Jamaica, N. T. A hundred or more horses were rescued by em- ployes. The loss is estimated at S25. OO0
 Congressman Govin, editor of E.. Mundo, at Havana, cabled Secretary Taft, protesting against the purchase of the Cuban church property, inclua- ing the old customs house, for S2,0oo,- 900. the option on which expires June 30.
 Ex-United States Senator Lrcien Baker uied June 22 at Leayenworth, Kas Mir. Baker was born in Fulton county, Ohio, in 1S46, and served in the United States senate from 1895 to 1901 as a republican
 Mrs. George Tracker of Iront' n, O is dead, making the fourth death from the tragedy of June 12. Mrs. Tlacker was shot by her son-in-law, Charles Shafer, who killed his wife and youug son and then committed suicide.
 The confession of Chris Schang, 19-year-oId prisoner at Mineola, l.. l. will prove the police believe, the un doing of the gang of burglars whicl for six months has terrorized th wealthy colonies of Nassau and Sui folk counties
 Liquidation runs it's course in Wa" street and is followed by a genera substantial improvement which con tinues through the week Rev. Fri R. Hicks, " 2ather forecast CT. finds sun spots and predicts bi. storm for this week. Representative Nat3an w. Hale, re publican, of the Second congressional district of Tennessee, declared in ia yor of the election of President Roose- welt for another term. The supreme court delivered its de cision in the case of Mrs. Angie Bird song, charged with the killing of Dr. Thomas Butler at Monticello, Miss, i on Dec g, 1906, affirming the sen tence of five years m the state peni- tentiary under a verdict of guilty of | manslaughter-
 Miss Julia Magruder. the novelist died at Richmond, Va, after a pro | tracted illness. She was 51 years old The secretary of the interior has | withdrawn from all forms of entry thF l land immediately surrounding Mulno | nah alIs and also that inclising tn | ,skiyou big trees. both in Oregon. { -..I Io. ir.