The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-08

nothing from General Estrada him self
 Count Zeppelin's passenger airship, Deutschland, the highest developed of all the famous aeronaut's models, fell on the top of the Teutoburgian forest, pierced with pine-tree stems, and be- came mass of defated silk and twisted aluminium. The thirty per sons aboard the airship escaped un- injured
 Ibrahim Wardani, the assassin of Boutros Pasha Ghali. the Egyptian premier and minister of foreign at- fairs, was hanged at Cairo. Wardani was an Egyptian student and a mem- Der of the Nationalist party.
 United States Senator Samuel Doug las McEnery died at his home in New Orleans.
 Governor Jared Y. Sanders will suc- ceed the late Senator McEnery in the United States senate, according to the party leaders gathered at Baton Rouge, La The legislature is in ses- sion and Sanders election is being ar ranged. Lieutenant Governor Lam bremont will succeed Sanders.
 Five men were killed and eleven in- jured, two of them fatally, when Ed ward Bushay's saloon and suburban hotel, five miles north of Minneapolis, Minn., was wrecked by the explosion of the acetylene gas tank in the base ment of the saloon.
 Secretary of War J. M Dickinson and party, including his wife and son, and Brig. Gen. Clarence Edwards, chief of the bureau of insular affairs, have sailed on the steamer Siberia from San Francisco for the Orient
 Senator Gore charged on the floor been made to bribe him in the inter- est of a syndicate of lawyers who are seeking to enforce Indian contracts that will yield them a fee of $3,000,- 900 at the expense of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians.
 A bill for the relief of former As sistant Treasurer Akins of St. Louis, Mo-, permitting the transfer to his credit of $61 300 on the books of the United States treasury has been passed by the senate.
 Former Governor Hoke Smith, who was defeated for reelection two years ago by Joseph NJ Brown, has an nounced his candidacy for the goyer- norship of Georgia. Governor Brown is a candidate for reelection.
 Porhrio Diaz, the S0-year-old states man, who has been president of Mex ico for thirt. years, has been re-elect- ed. Ramon Corral undoubtedly was chosen to succeed himself as vice president. The result means the poli cies of Diaz will continue another six years.
 Falling 1000 feet from balloon and clinging to parachute which failed to work properly, George Fay Tor, an aeronaut of Philadelphia, was seriously if not fatally injured in mak- ing an ascent from near Belleville, N. J.
 Charles Edward Russell, magazine writer of New York, was named for governor at the state convention of the Socialist party at Schenectady. A full state ticket was named, including one woman, Mrs. Bertha Mathews Frazer of Brooklyn, who was named as the candidate for secretary of state
 Richard B. Stack, millionaire owner of cobalt lands, who is charged with kidnapping his own son from St Louis. appeared before Judge Choquet in Montreal after many adjournments and threatened forfeiture of $10,000 bail.
 The Arkansas supreme court has upheld the act of the recent legisla- ture authorizing the state medical ticing physician who advertises a cure for certain chronic and incurable dis eases.
 Capt w. A. Roberts, champion life saver of St. Louis county, Missouri, added to his long list of rescues when he saved four men from drowning in Crevc Occur lake after their boat had overturned. None of the victims could swim and three struggled helplessly in the water while the fourth was pin toned in the water beneath the over turned boat.
 Announceemnt that Colonel Roose- welt has decided to "set into the Republican situation in the state by requesting Governor Hughes to lay aside hls supreme court judgeship and run again for governor has caused decided stir in official Albany. He has let it be known in plai1 language that he favors Governor Hughes re- form program.
 Judge D. P. Dyer of the United States circuit court dismissed the by the government against the Mis- souri Pacific Railroad company and "A other railroads in the western traf fic bureau. The temporary injunction issued at that time was dissolved.
 Charges against police officers, in cluding II now under suspension in connection with the police relief scan dal have been filed with the St. Louis police board.
 Three members of one family were killed and four others of the family seriously injured when an automobile, driven by William H. Hamilton, an undertaken of Roscoe, Pa, was struck by street car. MT. Hamilton and a son were instantly killed. The gaso- line in the automobile caught fire and Mrs. Hamilton burned to death.