The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-21

ply fatally and 14 seriously injured in head-on collision between a through northbound freight train and work train on the Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad at a point five miles north of Ridgeville, Ind
 The forest fires throughout the Rainy River district of Ontario have evidently burned themselves out or were completely quenched by the heavy rains.
 The Royal Blue limited on the Bal timore < Ohio, carrying Secretary of the Interior Ballinger. struck the Royal local in a head-on collision at Mount Hope road and Sixth street, Cincinnati, injming II, including the cabinet officer, and badly shaking up every passenger on the two trains. Western shippers scored an impor- tant point in their fight against the increase of railroad rates when, ac- cording to telegraphic dispatches from Washington It was announced that the interstate commerce commission had issued an order holding up the proposed increase in rates scheduled to take effect November 1 until Feb ruary l.
 Forty-three persons were injured, several probably seriously when F'ris- kco passenger train No ,, the cannon ball. sounthbound. went through 6 bridge between Tallina and Compton, Ok, 90 miles southwest of Fort Smith.
 Martial law practically exists throughout France as a result of the great railroad strike. which threatens to broaden into commercial paraly- sis, touching every trade
 James E. Woods. 50 years old. an inventor, was caught in the shafting at factory ill Aurora, H., and Whirled 10 death. He had just com pleted an invention of a corn-husking machine.
 To determine if there Is any foun. daton for numerous complaints re- ceived al the department of justice, alleging the existence Qf lumber trust, special agents are Investigating the operations of many trade associa- tions and other organizations in all parts or the country
 Floating near the surface of deep water in Boggy creek, four miles north Of Gcalgate, Okla., the headless and nude body of a white. girl who had been attacked was found
 Judge c. c. Kohlsaat, sitting in the United States circuit court in Chi cago, issued a temporary injunction preventing the Illinois state railroad and warehouse commission from en- forcing it's order for a general reduc- tion in express charges throughout the state of Illinois.
 Spain's war in Morocco is again re- newed Coming as it does. when Spain is in the clutches of a repub- lican movement, the war in Africa is almos. sure to be seized upon as basis for armed revolt on Alfonso
 E. w. Hogan, president of the Ar kansas Federation of Labor, has re- signed and accepted a position with the Western Coal and Mining com pany at Denning.
 The Greek cabinet, of which NJ Dragoumis is premier, resigned. The ministry was formed January 31. 1910.
 King Manuel of Portugal and Queen Mother Amelia have acceptd the in vitation of the Duke of Orleans to become his guests at Woodnorton England It is believed the house in which Amelia spent her childhood days on the dukes estate sill eVentu- ally become the home of the royal eXiles.
 Gen Jose Maria Valladares. com mandante at Amapala, on the western coast of Honduras, whose dictatorship over the Island of Amapala has stirred trouble for the government at Tegucigalpa, has resigned.
 Jake M. Hamon of Lawton has been appointed to fill the Republican va cancy on the Oklahoma election board by Governor Haskell Hamon Is the man whom United States Sen ator Thomas P. Gore accused of of fering the S50,000 bribe in behalf of the McMurray contracts.
 Reports just received from the Min nesota fire district say that Williams, Cedar Spur, Roosevelt and Swift are all safe. The fire at Longworth is worse. Warroad is entirely safe. Zizzple and Clear river have not been heard from.
 The supreme court of the United States, presided over temporarily by John M. Harlan as senior associate justice, opened the October term ana prepared for what is likely to go down in history as one of the most important years in the record Of that judicial body. Charles Evans Hughes, former governor of New York, took the oath Of office.
 The population of the state of Yer mont, as enumerated by the thlr- teenth census and made public by the census bureau, showed an increase ol 12,315, or 3.6 per cent, the total mum Der of inhabitants being 55,956, as compared with 343,641 in 1900.
 Tyrus Cobb, Detroit's premier base ball artist, Is the ldteSt to pe deelaS' ed by the glare of the footlights Ty is going on the stage as a real coi- lege boy at a salary of $50 per week with the College Girl company.
 Disorders in France have already marked the beginning of what prom ises to be the greatest railway strike in history. Not a wheel is moving