The Green Forest tribune., 1911-01-13
NE WS 1T THE WE EEK LATEST EVENTS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD. NORTH, EAST. SOUTH AND WEST Happenings in Foreign Lands and Throughout the Nation Chron-
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A Tn filled with passengers on the WeA Tn railroad was wrecked at RahY bullet, about 25 miles south West' of Paris, France, and the shat tered cars were consumed by fire.
 An explosion wrecked the east side power plant of the Minneapolis Gen. eral Electric company. Two men were seIskpsly injured. The city was left teIHIrarily without electric current
 NIore proofs" are wanted by the house committee on naval affairs De fore making Capt. Robert E. Peary rear admiral as reward for his dis coyery of the north pole.
 Fire from an opium layout which had been overturned swept through the heart of New Yorks thickly con gested Chinatown, destroying the buildings at 12 and 14 Pell street and driving more than 300 panic-stricken Chinese from their quarters.
 Negotiations being carried on be- tween Mexico and Japan will result in &n ultimate treaty which will give 10 the Mipponese navy supply sta ton in Bahia de Todos Santos, ac- cofding to a statement made by Gus tavos Madero, brother of General Francis Madero, the leader of the Mexican rebels.
 Crossley hall, the largest dormitory at the Mount Hermon Boys school at Mount Hermon, Mass, was destroyed by fire. The loss will be S100,000.
 Hiram Beebe, IT years old, is dead ard his S0-year-old brother, Nelson, IS in jail in Oregon City, Ore, severely hurt. under a charge of murder aA . result of fight at the home of the aged pair. two miles east of here.
 The right Hon. Sir Richard Hem Collins. Lord Collins, who was creat- ed 9 life peer, is dead in London. He was born in Iowa.
 Two masked robbers entered the lobby of the Angelus aotel in Fl Faso Tex. held up the clerk, !. N. Price ani the porter and footed the hotel safe of S5.000 in cash and about the same amount of valuables.
 In Lisbon, O., the ohio Patriot and the Daily Journal suspended publica= tion as dailes. They will continue issuing weekly editions.
 James J. Gallagher. who attempted to kill Mayor Gaynor as he was about to sail for Europe last August, was found guilty Of atroeious assault with intent to kill Street Cleaning Com missioner William Edwards of New York. who was shot while attempting to aid Gaynor. Justice Swayse sen fenced Gallagher to 12 years in states prison at Trenton.
 East-bound passenger train No. on the Southern railway ran into an open switch at West Seventh street, in New Albany, Ind, and struck yard engine None of the coaches was derailed, but score of passen- gers were bruised and otherwise in jured, nearly all suffering cuts about the face from contact with seats il, front of them when the air brakes were applied
 Southern Pacific train No. 1, the Overland Limited, west bound. was held up by two masked bandits at Reese, Utah. One negro porter was shot and instantly killed and another porter was mortally wounded. A pas senger was slightly wounded. One hundred passengers on the train were robbed of their valuables.
 J. ogden Armour and nine otder Chicago beef barons who are crimi- nally indicted for alleged conspiracy and violation of the Sherman anti trust laws came measurablY nearer to jail cells in Chicago when the United States governments right to discontinue civil cases against them was upheld by Judge Kohlsaat in the United States circuit court
 The case of the state of Missouri against Mrs. Alma P. Vaughn and Dr. ,araaes F. Hull, charged with the mur- .ar of Prof. J. T. Vaughn, was nolle &broseqHed at an adjourned term oi the circuit court in Lancaster, after Judge Shelton had denied request by the state for a continuance until May
 Springfield, the first city of Illinois to hold an election under the statute authorizing the commission form Of government, adopted the commission
 
 plan by majority of 700.
 Robbers took 1900 from the Mus kogee State bank in Muskogee, OK Bioodhonrds were put on the trall, rfalled to find the men.
 Because a man walked up behind ter on a dark street and was Whls. ting a hymn, Miss Anna Childress ot Kansas City, Mo-. was not frightened until he grabbed her sealskin bag, containing small amount of money, and ran.
 The Oklahoma state deposit guar aEtee law was held constitutional by the supreme court of the United States The Kansas bank guaranty law of 1909 was likewise upheld The con. stitutonality of the Nebraska state banking guaranty law, passed March 25, 1909, also was upheld.
 From a source close to the pope it was learned in Washington that there is more than an even chance that an other American cardinal will be named at the next consistory, the date fer which has not been fixed, but which will be held soon.