The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-31

l judicial brancnes of the government. The bill carries an appropriation Of more than s34,oO0,O00.
 Ali Hunter. the negro who was con- victed of the murder of Sheriff Gar rison of Oklahoma county, has been taken from the Oklahoma state pen itentiary, where he had been for safe keeping, to Blaine county, where he will be hanged April s.
 The March average of one bomb ex- plosion a month in Chicago is credit ed to secret fuse artists, and the police are making little effort to apprehend those who plotted the wrecking of the Crystal Athletic club, South Halsted street. This is the 37th exploded here in two years.
 Lieut.. Ernest Shackleton, British Antartic explorer, with Lady Shackle- | ton, arrived in New York on the l Lusitania. He went to Washington and as the guest of Ambassador Bryce was presented to President Taft.
 Twelve hundred firemen employed | on the Lehigh Valley railroad will get l an increase in pay of ten cents per day. The men will have their work day changed from a 12-hour to 10- hour basis.
 George W. Coleman, indicted on the charge of defrauding the National City bank of Cambridge, Mass, of his home city to marry Miss Mamie Hightower, daughter of Mir Mathew and Mrs Meliva (Norman) Hightower of Kansas City.
 Following a complete failure of the operators and miners who have been l in conference here over a new wage scale to reach any basis of agree ment it was announced that strike of the coal miners of Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania will in all pro- bability be ordered for April 1. Thousands of persons, rendered homeless by the new eruption Of 1 Mount Etna, which bids fair to be the most destructive of modern times, are fleeing toward Catania, the scene rivaling that of 15 months ago, when that city became the srefuge of many or Messina's earthquake sufferers.
 Two men were killed in an ex- plosion in mine No. IS of the Western Coal and Mining Co.,, at Jenny Lind. Ark The dead are John and Jesse Glaze, brothers, shot firers.
 Old Mother Earth, who closely guarded her age for her entire life, is | 4o00o0.000 years old, according to an article which appeared in the current number of a geological publication of the University of Chicago.
 The federal board of arbitration ap- pointed to adjust the difficulties of the North America employed in the yards of eight middle western railroads, has granted the switchmen a wage in- cerase of three cents an hour
 Mrs. Guy E. Smith of Minneapolis, is dead as result of being inoculat- ed with antitoxin for diptheria. She died in convulslons five minutes after by physician.
 Kathrine Mantz, 16 years old, who has been sought by the police of Ohio since the finding of the body of her sister at her home in Massillon, Fri day evening under circumstances in- dicating murder by poison, was ar rested Monday morning at the Good rich rubber works at Akron, O., where she had obtained employment under the name of Fife Morgan.
 John c. Maybray, Leon Losier, Tom S Robinson, Willard Powell, Clarence Class, Ed. Leach, Eddie K. Morris, Clarence Forbes, Harry Forbes, Frank and Eddie Mccoy, leaders of the famous Mabray swindling gang, were sentenced to two years in the federal penitentiary at Fort Leaven- worth. and fined s1O,000 each by Judge McPherson at Council Bluffs, Ia, Mon- day.
 Stormy as have been sessions of the Hungarian chamber of deputies, the Magyars Monday outdid themselves, and inkwells, books and other handy missiles were hurled at the heads of the ministers until the latter took re- fuge in fight. Both Premier Khuen yon Hedevary and Count Serenyi were struck by inkwells and their heads were cut.
 Gov. Haskell was exonerated of the charge of misappIopriation and mis management of state funds in re port flied in the legislature Friday by the Oklahoma house committee. com posed of five Democrats and two Republicans.
 1 Henry Ziegenhein, president of the Lafayette bank, former mayor of St Louis and the most picturesque figure in the city's political history of later days, died suddenly at 10 o'clock thursday night on a street car ot apolexy.
 The evidence of a S-year-old girl will be the most important factor in determiag the death of Mrs. Daisy Cartwright, in connection with which Ziua Cartwright the husband, is held pending the verdict of the coroners 1 jury at Tuseola, III.
 A straight load of hogs, averaging 246 pounds each, was sold at the IL II -a T H.