The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-25

 Coal and Mining Co.,, at Jenny Lind, Ark. The dead are John and Jesse Glaze, brothers, shot firers.
 Gov Haskell was exonerated of the charge of misappropriation and mis- management of state funds in a re- the Oklahoma house committee, con- posed of five Democrats and two Republicans.
 Henry Ziegenhein, president of the Lafayette bank, former mayor of St. Louis and the most picturesque figure in the city's political history of later days, died suddenly at 10 o'clock uursday night on a street car of apolexy.
 The evidence of a S-year-old girl, will be the most important factor in determing the death of Mrs. Daisy Cartwright in connection with which Ziua Cartwright the husband, is held pending the verdict of the coroner's jury at Tuseola, III.
 A straight load of hogs, averaging 246 pounds each, was sold at the East St. Louis stock yards Friday for $11 hundred pounds-a total of $1,731.S4 and an average of $27.06 per hog.
 Attacked and robbed in a berth in a Pullman sleeper by a masked bandit on the Central railroad of New Jersey Charles Hill, a wealthy resident of Lancaster, was found unconscious when the train reached Jersey City.
 Two men were killed and several injured by an explosion of dynamite in the oil and gas field 12 miles north of Bartlesville, Ok.
 The Prairie Oil and Gas company at Muskogee, Ok, announced a raise of cents for light crude oil and raise of cents on fuel oil, making light crude oil 38 cents and fuel oil 30 cents. This is ? cents above the average market price.
 The diet has passed, without es- sentia changes, the governments Prussian suffrage bill. The vote was 23S to 1SS. The measure has been bitterly opposed by the Socialists. whose recent public demonstrations of protest have brought them into frequent conflicts with the police.
 In the local option election Haskell county. Tex, went dry by a majority of 590 votes. Judge H. G. Mcconnell was the manager for the prohibition ists and F. M. Potts manager for the antis.
 Arthur Barnett, 14 years old, and Robert Barnett, 12, sons e. MT. and Mrs. Barnett, were drowned in the Arkansas river, at Orchard Grove, Colo. Neither could swim.
 Walter H. Stewart who for many years conducted a private bank at Ghittenango, N. Y, serving one years sentence at hard labor in the Onondaga penitentiary. He was found guilty of receiving deposits when his bank was insolvent.
 That a strike will be declared by the members of the United Mine Workers and that it will include 350- 900 union miners, but enough non union wOrkmen and the allied union ists of other vacations to bring the number of strikers up to half mil Ion, is the only conceivable way the distinterested students of the mining conference can view the sessions at Cincinnati.
 At Hamilton, Ohio, Miami university students dynamited and destroyed the large fountain recently presented to the university by H. S. Thobe, an OK ford contractor.
 Consul Junior, the so-called educat ed chimpanzee, who was dressed and taught to act like man, died at Dal- las, Tex, of bronchial pneumonia after an illness of four days. Consul was valued at $50,000 and was insured with London insurance company for that amount.
 The financial loss in the United States caused by tuberculosis in food producing nimals amounts to $24,000,- GOO annually, according to Dr. A. D. Melvin, chief of the bureau of animal industry of the department of agri- culture.
 Dr. Frederick A. Cook is on his way back to New York from South Amer ica, according to a statement made by friend. It is said he has even cabled the Waldorf-Astoria to reserve a suite of rooms for himself and wife.
 Jack Cudahy the Kansas City mil lionaire packer, whose affray with Jere Lillis, the Kansas City banker and club man, whom he found in com pany with his wife, is keeping in se- clusion at the home of Joy Morton, in Chicago.
 The National Packing company lost it's fight to hide the minutes of it's di- rectors' meetings from the Hudson county, N Y., grand jury Monday when Supreme Court Justice Swayze at. Trenton signed an order for the production of the records.
 President Taft Monday sent to the senate the name of William s. Ken yon of Fort Dodge la, as assistant to the attorney general, vice Wade Ellis of Ohio, recently resigned, to become chairman of the Ohio State Republi- can executive committee.
 Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., is to take up his residence in San Francisco i'm medately after his marriage to Flea nor Butler Alexander which probably will be in June.
 Suspension of work in the Illinois coal mines is practically certain, ac- cording to a statement made by Dun can Macdonald, president of the Hi nois miners organization. The shut