The Carlisle independent., 1910-08-11
Notes From Foreign Lands, fhro aoh out the Nation and Particul ArIy
 the Great Southwest.
RACES FOR de REMNANTS.
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 Indictments were returned in the federal investigation of the United Wireless company. in New York, on charge of violating the postal laws.
 Investigation of Senator Cores charges Of irregularities in dealing with Oklahoma Indians has been be gun in NIuskogee.
 A sensation was furnished in the Calhoun bribery case in San Fran cisco when Judge Lawler sentenced three attorneys to five days in jail for replying hotly othe court.
 Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen has made a complete confession to h. spector Dew Of the killing of Belle Elmore, his actress wife, it is reported on supposedly good authority.
 As the result of a family feud, Joe Henson, a mountaineer, living near Wood, N NJ. was shot and killed by the Rev. W. R. Wright, a Baptist min ister of Almogordo.
 Colonel Roosevelt has been circulat- ing among the miners in the Wyoming valley of Pennsylvania with John Mitchell and the Rev. Father Curran, whose guest he has been.
 The Kentucky prison commission has refused paroles for Henry Yout- sey, convicted Of complicity in the murder Of Governor William Goebel in 1900: Tom White agd Curtis Jett, tuo yotad fa44dfSfc
 Nearly one-half of the 3,200 Ohio National Guard soldiers on duty in Columbus have been sent home. on advice of Mayor Marshall and the Ma tional Guard officers.
 The Iowa Republican convention in Des Moines was controlled by The in surgents. The resolutions passed en- dorse Taft qualffedly. ask amend ments to Aldrich-Payne tariff law, and favor conservation of national re- sources and an improved basis for representation in national convention.
 Election returns show that six out of eight congressman from Kansas in the next house of representatives will be insurgents.
  son Thomas were murdered and their bodies incinerated at their ranch home near Santa Rosa, Cal.
 The European record for aeroplane height was broken al Blackpool, Eng. by Chaves, 9 French aviator, who reached an altitude of 5,405 feet.
 A dispatch to the Exchange Tele- graph says 30 persons were killed and many injured in a railroad accident near Orau, Algeria.
 The Statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee. clothed in the uniform of the Confed- eracy, will be allowed a position in statuary hall in the capitol if the ad- ministrarion has anything to say about it
 Dr. Hawley H. Crippen has been identified and arrested. With his com panion. Miss Ethel Clare Leneve. he was positively identified by Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard. The pair was taken into custody immediately by the Dominion police. Neither offered any resistance nor did either one at tempt to commit suicide, as had been feared. They arrived at Quebec short ly after o'clock and were hurried to the police station, where they were locked in separate cells.
 The supreme court in Manila, P. I. rendered a decision upholding the right of the governor general to de port undesirable aliens and denying the rights of the courts to interfere with him in this matter
 With the opening of the merged in stitution of the Continental and Com mercial National Bank. Chicago has ar institution third in size in the United States and the largest west of New York. 1t has deposits of nearly s167y 900, ,00O, a capital of s20,Q00,0 900 and surplus and undivided profits of more than s13.00O,000
 Revelations which may mean prisor terms for former officials of the Hi nois Central and heads of car-repail companies are expected to come tG light when the hearings are resumed in Chicago before Master in Chancery Roswell S. Mason
 Associate Justice William H. Moody of the United States supreme court has definitely stated he will announce his retirement from the bench prior to the expiration of the enabling acl passed in his behalf by the last con Eress. This act expires the middle Q, November.