The Carlisle independent., 1910-04-07
NEWS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through cut the Nation and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

immigrants from the United States, and last year the government adyer- tised for them in nearly 1000 news papers and farm journals, according to a report submitted to the senate by the immigration commission.
 Acquisition papers for the extradi- tion of J. Ogden Armour of Chicago, who was recently indicted by the Hud- son County (N. J) grand jury for conspiracy in controlling the prices of meat products were filed with Gov. Fort at Trenton. N. j.. Thursday by Prosecutor Garven of Jersey City.
 With a roar that could be heard for miles. the powder mill of the E. l. Dupont Company at Jermyn. Pa, blew up Thursday Elias Cobb and Will Arthur, employees, were blown to at oms Alfred Moon. who was in the mill when the explosion occurred, es- capped with slight injuries.
 In an explosion in mine No. of the Great Western Coal and Coke Go. at Wilburton, Ok. Thursday, six men were kiHed.
 Eight years in the New Jersey state prison was the sentence imposed by Judge Blair in Jersey City upon Emil Karl won Mueller, the marrying count" who was convicted of bigamy-
 Clifford Pinchot, the former chief forester Of the United States, arrived in Copenhagen, Thursday. He is a guest at the British legation, where he is visiting his sister, Lady John stone, wife of Sir Alan Johnstone, the British minister to Denmark.
 Instructions in aeroplane piloting is proving so remuneratiye that Paris aeroplane manufacturers are having a hard time to keep enough demon strators on hand to show their ma chimes
 George Scott, cafe manager of the Hotel Baltimore, Kansas City, was killed and Walter Smith of Kansas City was fatally injured in an auto mobile accident at Topeka, Kan, Wednesday.
 David o. Ives, president of the Board of Trade of the Boston Mer- chants association and former traf- fc manager of the Wabash railroad, pleaded guilty in the United States circuit court in New York to one count charging him with relating while an official of the Wabash to the Holland-Ameriean Steamship con- pany. He was fined s1 900, which he paid
 A dispatch from Mulheim-Am-Rhein announces that 50 soldiers were killed or wounded in a collision of 8 special passenger train with military train Wednesday,
 A strike vote was ordered on the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail road by the officers of the Brotherhood Trainment and the Order of Railway Conductors.
 Representative Coudrey introduced in the house a bill providing for the erection on the plaza in front of the municipal building of the District of Columbia, Q statue of Maj. Charles Pierre IEnfant, the French engineer who laid out he city plan of the national capital.
 At a special meeting of the stock holders of the American Telephone and Telegraph company the plan to in crease the capital from $500 000,000 tc $500, ,000. GOO and to enlarge the board of directors from eighteen to twenty five was approved.
 Alexander Agassiz, the eminent naturlist and president of he Calumet & Hecla Mining Co. died on the steamer Adriatic, bound from South ampton for New York.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess was killed and her son-in-law, Merton F Hill, wealthy merchant of Lagrange, III. was dangerously injured Sunday when a freight train on the Chicago Burlington & Quincy struck their au- tomobile at crossing near Brook field, H.
 Although the Ballinger- -Pinchot in- vestigating committee refused to summon Secretary Ballinger to the stand at the request of Attorney Brandeis, chief of the prosecution counsel, MT. Ballinger himself an nounced that he will tesuly.
 A gas explosion in the Kali Inla mine at Cambria, twenty-five miles east Of McAlester, Ok, killed four men and injured two. The men were foreigners.
 Governor Hughes Of New York has called a special election for April 2S in the thirty-seventh senatorial dist rict, comprising the counties of Madi- son, Chenango and Otsego, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator Jotham P Allis.
 Sam B. Cook, former secretary of state of Missouri, was awarded judg- ment for s50.000 against the St Louis GIobe-Democrat for libel Cook was awarded originally s150,000 and the supreme court, in 2 decision handed down Wednesday, cut this to s25.000 punitive and s25,000 actual damages