The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1910-05-25

The house postal savings bank bill
as favored by the republican mem
bers of the committee on post Office
and post roads, was introduced to tn,
house by Representative Gardner o
New Jersey.
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman. widow o.
the late palace car magnate. was sue
cessfully operated on in Chicago
Tuesday. Her speedy recovery is pre-
dicted.
The National Municipal league will
hold its next annual meeting in Buffa
To-
Plans for King Edwards funeral
ceremonies include a great military
pageant.
The Hyde jury found the defendant
guilty. fixing punishment at life i'm.
prisonment.
The United States has suggested to
Mexico that the boundary question in.
volved in the celebrated Chamizal
zone case be submitted 10 some well
known jurist Of mutually friendly
power for arbitration.
The New York senate by at vote of
&c to 20 adopted the Davenport reso-
luton placing New York state on
record as favoring the income tax
amendment.
The first survivors of the recent
earthquake in Costa RIGA, in which
more than ] ,500 lives were lost in the
destruction of Carriage. arrived at
New York
Colonel W. T. Sullivan, former
pOstofiice inspector. Tor several years
in charge at Denver. Colo, died at
Gallatin. Mo-. from paralysis. He re-
tired from the government service
about three months ago.
The administration is embarrassed
by recent disclosures in the Ballinger
investigation.
The high cost of living was at.
tackled by the convention of the Anal
gamated Association OF Iron, Tin and
Steel Workers.
Champ Clark may not get the speak
ership even If T." democrats get con-
troll of the next .-Juse.
Five carloads Of macaroni shipped
from st. Louis to Chicago and alleged
to contain poisonous coloring sub
stance. was ordered destroyed by
Judge Landis
Representative Bartholdt of Mis- |
souri,. chairman OF the American group |
Of the inter-parliamentary peace
union. is in receipt Of a notice from
the secretary Of state at Brussels that |
the conference of the union will be
held at Brussels August 30 to Septem-
Der 2. inclusive. DR.. Bartholdt will
call together within the next two
weeks the members of the American
group in congress to select delegates
10 attend the conference.
An engagement between the pro-
and Madriz forces at Rama
S looked for at any moment. The
wo armies are practically facing
ZACH other.
The Jockey club of Juarez has an
bounced that gross sum of $4,000
n stakes and purses will be given /,
Turing a To-day meeting Thanksgiv- {;
ne day. an increase OF $1,000 a day :
ver the meeting last season.
After quarreling over a $40 skirt ,
which her husband had bought for ,
er under protest. Mrs. A. J. Sun
erland of Chippewa Falls, Wis. shot {
nd killed him. 4
One hundred and fifty delegates to
ne National Socialist congress, rep
esenting the entire socialis: move
lent in the United States met in ,
hicago to prepare for the coming ,
tate and congressional campaigns. 9
iren no assurance that they will vote r
n the railroad bill. 4
President Taft paid tribute to the s
'reisn soldiers who helped the Unit.
States to win independence.
The house will investigate to de-
.rmine if the sugar trust bought the
lar lands. :,
Former President Roosevelt is OK 4.
ected to be the guest of honor and .
rincipal speaker at the formal open !.
e of the International bridge across .
'e Rio Grande at Brownsville. Tex. :.
July. =
Statues to two PO!iSh-American :
eroes were unveiled in Washington.
President Taft's railroad bill as
nended is long stride forward in
ilrOad legislation. =.
Advices received at Guayaquil state :, :,
at the Peruvian government has sta. :.
oned 100000 men along the frontier
resist invasion.