The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-16
NE WS IF TIE WEEK
LATEST EVENTS OF THE WORLE
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH. EAST. SOUTH AND WEST
Happenings in Foreign Lands and Throughout the Nation Chron-
 icled in Paragraphs.

revolutionary outbreak is threat ened in Honduras, and eXcitment pre- yails throughout the country. Whole sale arrests are being made and the iails are full of political prisoners Martial law has been proclaimed.
 The will of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy leaves to the Christian Science church, the source from which il came. the bulk of her estate, which inclusive of the value of copyrights is about $1,500,000. Of the total amount of the estate, under the terms of the will, $1.000,000 will be devoted to the propaganda of the faith.
 It seems safe to announce that the ancient absolute regime in China will exist only historically after the Chi nese New Year in January, 1911. It is stated that the throne has decided Eo accede to the resolution of the imperial senate praying for the i'm mediate creation of constitutional cabinet.
 The wholesale price of fresh meat at Omaha, Neb., which has been on the downward trend for three weeks, took a turn and started upward, and retail prices all over the country will follow at once. Prices on all grades of beef and pork went up 1 cent per pound and the wholesale price of pork. which last week was 10 cents, is now 12 cents. Packers say the prices of all fresh meats will continue to advance for the present.
 Secretary Ballinger of the depart ment of the intreior in his annual re- port says there are now remaining un- appropriated and unreserved 711,9S6,- i09 acres of public land in continental United States and Alaska.
 The recent forese fires with their at tendant loss of life and money is the subject of the lake states forest fire conference at St Paul, Minn. Public sentiment has been aroused to such an extent by the great loss of life and fortune in these conAa9rations and its demands for preventive measures Is so insistent that every effort vii! bs made to inaugurate precautions against a repetition of the disaster.
 The taking of evidence in the trla of Genkyo Mitzunga, the Japanese boy accused of murGering Mrs. Katherine Wilson in her home on Capitol hill Denver, Colo, last May, has begun The little Japanese, who admits tha he was in the Wilson home when the murder occurred, but declares a white man was the murderer, was the pie lure of fear as he sat in the court room. Many Japanese of prominence are attending the trial.
 Seven or eight persons are reported to have been killed and many inlurec in the wreck of the Missouri Pacilt passenger train No. 1, bound iron Kansas City to St. Louis, seven miles west of Lamont, Mo-, December Z.
 The provisional arrest of Juan San chez Azcola. once member of the Mexican congress, was procured pA direction of the department of justice on representations made by the MGXl can government declaring that war rant, with charge of obtalnlns money under false pretenses, had beei issued for him in Mexico.
 The population of the United State and it's possessions, unofhclally esti mated by the census bureau to be l0O 100000, may fall 5,000,000 short O m n comput ations.
 When H. H. Whitleck, retiring coun ty treasurer, at Danville, H., turned his office over to his successor, 0. $ Wysong, it became publicly kno"i that he had reported himself shor $37, ,552 .04.
 Six new cases of cholera have beel reported from Palermo, Italy, all De ing among the patients in the asylufl for the insane. One death also ha occurred there In addition, two case are reported from other districts
 Twenty-four persons were more less injured in a wreck on the MIG Kinley system when an east pouh local collided with the St. LOUIS A Peoria freight at Starne, northeast o " Springfield, III.
 Y Attorneys for Joseph Vending, COT I9fvicted of the murder of elght-year-oi Z Alma Kellner at Louisville, ky' ah ~ sentenced to life imprisonment Hay filed motion for new trial k The initial step in adding to the nav A the four submarine torpedo boats at thorized at the last session or soi M gress will be taken February b, "ne proposals for constructing these se' sels by contract will be opened at th navy department.
 Forty persons were seriously II jured, a number of them fatally Ill collision on the London x NorthWes ern railroad at Willenaden Junctoi Eng. The second section Of a trai at Stratford plowed into the hfst se' ton, which was standing at the Juh' ton.
 A threat of the police at Chicago prevent the parade of the strlklli garment workers was not carried ou and 35,000 men and women marche through the downtown streets Ill LII snow. A guard of .000 police inc the way to prevent rioting.