The Chitina leader., 1911-03-25
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TOLD IN BRIEF

Washington, March ga confer.
ence was held at the White House
late yesterday afternoon between
President Taft and ambassador Bar.
on Yasuya Uchida. Afterwards il
was announced that the Baron had
given the President every assurance
that Japan would withdraw from
Mexican affairs and hereafter take nc
part in its troubles.
Washington, March 23.-The War
department has issued call for 1000
recruits to bring the infantry regi.
ments of Texas and California to its
full strength.
Douglas, March 2s.-Milbourn
Hayore was present at the recent bat
tie at Casasgrandes. He says that
300 .ederals and 90 rebels were kill.
ed. Madero. the revolutionary lead.
Ell. retired in good order, being Joined
by Gen. Orozco, the two having 1900
men.
Mexico City, March 23.-lt is adj
mitted here, even in official circles
that Mexico is facing q crisis greater
than was generally believed. Diaz
and his cabinet are endeavOring to
sustain the courage of their follow
ers, but many are beginning to des-
pair. Minister LimantOur declares
that the government has no definite
plans for the solution of the perplex-
Ell Paso. March 23.-Despite re.
ports from Mexico City to the con-
the military program.
Danville, ILL.,, March 21.-Two
hundred Italian miners are rioting
at the mines of the Southern Coal
Company, at the town of Gillespie.
Company 1, of the National Guard,
has been ordered from here to quell
the riot.
Gillespie, ILL.,, March 21.-This
morning the rioting Italians increas-
ed their numbers by accessions from
our foreign nationalities until they
have over one thousand. They are
heavily armed and parade about the
mines making demonstration
against the English speaking work
men. The federal troops have been
ordered here, but it is feared that
bloodshed will result ere they ar
rive.
Lincoln, March 21.-William Jen-
nings Bryan. editor, statesman and
political economist, was rendered a
banquet on the fiftieth
anniversary of his birthday. Twelve
hundred enthusiasts and friends sat
around the banquet tables, and many
complimentary words were uttered
Champ Clark and many other distin'
guished Democrats were present.
London, March 21.-M. Korosto-
vitz. the Russian minister to China
has been reported assassinated a.
Pekin.
st. Petersburg, March 21.-Pre-
mier Stolypin has resigned. He feels
deep disappointment over the rejec.
ton of his bill providing for the self
government of nine Western provin-
ces.
Tripoli. March 21.-H. F. Deacon
American archaeologist, has been
murdered by a member of the Cynne
tribe.
Walla Walla, March 21.-Much ex-
element has been caused through
out this section by reason of the un-
explained act of Mrs. George Wilcox
sen. While in their home she sud
denly shot and killed her son Will
liam, a young man % years of age.
Immediately thereafter she placed
the gun to her head and took her own
life.
Chicago. March 21.-The grand
jury. after hearing the testimony
against Mrs. Charles Schenk for the
murder of her wealthy husband, de-
cided to held her for trial.
Geo. W. Dawson, an old-timer in
the Copper River Aountry, and su.
perintendent of big mining com
pany, arrived this morning. He Ii
purchasing his supplies and outfit IL
Cordova.
Washington, March 21.-The Su
preme Court mas taken recess unit
April 5.
Hermosillo. March 22.-The towI