The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-30
Notes From Foreign Lands, through out the Nation and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.
RACES FOR THE REMNANTS.
National Leaque.
Am erican League.

Governor Haskell of Oklahoma ap- proved the new charter which gives the city of Kingfisher a commission form of government.
 Robert Winthop Chanier has re- voked the power of attorney he gave Lima GaValieri to collect the income from his estate under the famous an tenuptial agreement.
 Baltimore, which was sixth city in the United States in 1900, has lost her position according to the 1910 census and now is seventh. In ten years she has been outStripped by Cleveland, which takes sixth place.
 Contrary to general opinion, the Indian race is not dying out, accord ing to Dr. Joseph A. Murphy, United States medical inspector of Indian schools, who is in Denver attending a conference of Indian school inspect ors. The death rate amurg the red skinned race is about 20 in every 1000, while the birth rate is about 3l in every 1000.
 John E. Gilman of Boston, for con- mander-in-ehief, and Rochester, N. Y., for the next place of meeting, was the winning combination in the national encampment of the Grand Army Of the Republic. Other officers elected were: Senior vice commander-in-chief, Charles Burrows, Rutherford, N. J.; junior vice commander-iil-chief, Will liam James, Jacksonville, Fla; sur geon general, John L. Smith, Spokane, Wash; chaplain-in-chief, Rev. Thomas F. Harwood, Albuquerque, N. M.
 Engineer John Dugan and Fireman Q. E. Ostenberg were killed and mail and baggage car wrecked on the St. Louis & San Francsico road two miles north of Olathe, Kans, when the locomotive blew up.
 In a statement in which he declares that the crusade which he feels inn pelled to wage against the liquor in 1erests of the state and nation oVer- shadows a personal and political friendship of twenty years, William J. Bryan announced he had bolted the head of the Democratic state ticket in Nebraska, and would not support Jas. c. Dahlman for governor.
 Three-quarters of the town of Dera GhaZi Khan, India. have been inundat- ed by an overflow of the Indus river. It is feared that hundreds have been drowned The town has population of 3O,0O0.
 It is learned the appeal of pr. B.
 
 preme court, will not be heard by that body until January. This delays the one hope Hyde has of gaining free dom.
 The Burgomaster of the thriving town of Hattersheim, Germany, has declared war on scandal-mongerlng women. He has issued a municipal proclamation calling attention to the frequency of prosecutions for libel and slandering resulting in bitter en- emies and costly litigation.
 The trial of Former Governor B. F. Carroll charged with criminally libel ing John Cownie, former member Of the state board of control, started in the Polk county district court in Des Moines, Ia.
 At Oak Grove, village in the west end of Bovis county Texas, Mart Ross, Jr., and Butler Ross, his brother, engaged in a duel with Jim and B. O'Rear, also brothers, the weapons used being rifles and shotguns. When the smoke of battle lifted B. O'Rear iay dead, while his brother was found 10 be seriously wounded with rife ball just below the heart.
 In Columbus, O., attempts were made to blow up three street cars, but only one attempt was successful. The crew escaped injury and took out another car.
 Republican State Chairman Jim Harris, of Wagoner, Okla, is being hoomed for secretary of the interior when Ballinger resigns.
 Emperor William of Germany has been the guest of Emepror Francis Joseph at Schoenbrunn.
 Republicans of the Third Tennessee congressional district nominated Chas. R. Evans nephew of H. Clay Evans, for congress.
 The men who were charged with plundering the Illinois Central out of nearly s2,O00,0OO by means of padded r rlyac gnea making in-ta,c-f
 The city of Chicago gained 28 per cent from 1900 to 1910, according to the statement of the census bureau. The huraou oppoupcad that Chicapo'S population in 1910 is 2,1S5,2S3, as against 1,6sS,57o in 1860, and 1,099,S50 5n 1890.