The Carlisle independent., 1910-08-11


 he Indian lands scandal in Okla .a,oa One man was fatally cut ,,5 - were seriously slashed or shat ;n 'attle in front of the We oStan fnIoS N, 1ty hall between polieo .,1en o,,d svY,. ,athizers of Charles pohsr+s . - wba t4 ,,S s,e eiI,i eu ma! at that place, dis eepI'SSeiltatl .te Lee O'Neil Browne ."S. o eiy tint in the technical legal ,si is - n ~as making to prevent his 2,,. 211olio oial on a bribery charge in 5hiea' 90.
 r, -flnce Henry, husband of Queen Alhelmina of Holland, is laid up with a broken collar sone.
 The first step in the extradition of Porter Charlton to Italy was taken when the Italian government sent to the state department in Washington the papers setting forth the facts in the case against Charlton This was preliminary to request for extradi- ton.
 An insuFfectionary movement, it is reported. has started in the Basque provinces of Biscay, Ava and Guiepe- uzeoa and in the adjoining province Of Navarro, Spain.
 President Taft and other notables were present at the unveiling of the Pilgrim monument in Proyineetown. Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Kerjes was killed by being struck in the eye with a croquet mallet while watching game in Grand Rapids Mich.
 George NJ. Hanson of Calais, Me, was elected supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. Thomas J. Car ling of Georgia was elected supreme Viee-ehaneellor.
 The boilers of the pleasure fishing steamer Satellite exploded in Boston harbor. Two persons were killed and others injured.
 Through Arthur Newton, solicitor in the English capital, came the news that funds had been provided to fight the murder charge against Dr. Grip pen, in the form of a cablegram sent in care of Inspector Dew.
 If the government desires to op- crate the railroads it should buy them at fair valuation and not attempt to run them at the expense of their own CTS" This statement was made by President E. P. Ripley, president of the Santa Fe, in an open letter to William Allen White, the insurgent Emporia (Kan.) editor.
 Four additional negroes were slaugh- teyed by whites at Sloeum. Ninnevai and Elkhart, Tex, making a total Of g in two days. The grand jury has met and it is reported that wholesale arrests will be made.
 President Tom l.. Lewis announced that call for a special national con- yention of miners. to be held in h. dianapolis. Ind, will be issued in the next two weeks. This has become i'm peratiye, Lewis said, because of the complications that have developed in some districts, and also because of the methods used to deceive the mine workers in Illinois.
 At 8 union meeting of the four Christian Endeavor societies at Fair bury, Neb., it was unanimously voted to write an open letter to Mrs. Mich olas Longworth, daughter of former President Roosevelt, asking her to re- sign the cigarette.
 Capt. Peter Elliston, commanding the Royal Canadian army in the Els quimalt garrison, was shot and killed by Gunner Grant of his company. Grant had recently been punished for a military offense.
 Claud A. Swanson, former congress man from the Fifth Virginia district and recent governor of the state was appointed United States Senator by Gov. Mann to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator John W. Daniel. who died June 29.
 In a pitched battle between police and band of negroes at Bradford, o. one of the negroes was fatally shot The officers approached the rendezvous of the negroes and were fired upon.
 In an inspired article Le Matin, or Paris, declares that the plan of Secre- tary of State Knox for an American | protectorate in Liberia will prove un- welcome to France and other Euro pean powers.
 An anarchist plot to murder the Dowager Queen Margherita was dis | covered in Milan on the tenth ami versary of the assassination of her husband, King Humbert, who was slain at Monza on July 29, 190G William J. Bryan has given instruc- | tions that the work of improving his farm of 160 acres near Mission, Tex. | be pushed forward as rapidly as pos | sible, as he desires to move into his new home with his family in the fall He gives intimation that he intends to make Texas his permanent home.
 Revenue officers raided an opium still in a Chinese den in the heart ot Kansas City and seized s25,000 worth of opium.
 The strike of conductors. trainmen