The Green Forest tribune., 1911-01-27

Der or the nome, SnOL ana instantly killed J. s. Mead, driver of the home ambulance, and Robert Shulta, an other member of the institution. Tucker and Mead became involved in a quarrel over a breast strap,
 The Panama exposition will be held at New Orleans This was decided when the house committee on arts and expositions voted in favor of the Louisiana site to 6. The six votes were cast for San Francisco.
 The executive committee of the staff of the commander-in-chief of the G. A. R. announces that the national encampment will be held in Roches- ter, N. Y, August 21 to 2G. At the same time will be held the national convention of the Sons of Veterans, Women's Relief corps, Ladies' of the G. A. R. and Union Veterans union Attorney Charles E. Erbstein was found not guilty in Chicago of hay ing bribed juror to prevent the con viction of Lee O'Neil Browne, minor ity leader in the Illinois legislature who was charged with bribery in con nection with the election to the Unit ed States senate of William Lorimer Andrew Carnegie has announced the donation of $10,000,000 to the en- dowment of the Carnegie institution at Washington.
 Citing the opportunities for corrup- | tion and the tying up of legislatures such as now exist in several states as the result of the present sys- tenn of electing members of the Unit ed States senate, Senator Borah made d strong plea for the adoption of resolution submitting to the states a | constitutional amendment providing | for direct elections.
 Jesse Bradley, r years old, and John Brocker, 19 years old, both of | Wyanet, H., were drowned in the | Hennepin canal, a short distance east of Kewanee.
 Paul Morton, president of the Equi- | table Life Assurance society and sec retary of war under Theodore Roose- welt, was stricken with apopleXy and died of cerebral hemorrhage at the Hotel Seymour in New York. It is learned that the interstate commerce commission has decided to postpone until March b the effective ness of the increased freight rates on 60 commodities recently all nounced by railroads operating be- tween Chicago and the Missouri river.
 The board of trustees of the postal savings system considered reports on business done by postal savings banks established January and regulations | for their conduct The report showed the banks to be successful.
 An unsuccessful attempt was made to assassinate Premier Briand while the chamber of deputies was in ses- sion in Paris, A man who has not yet been identified fired a shot at the minister from behind a pillar. The shot went wide, but strike NJ Mir man, who was standing beside the premier, and wounded him.
 As a result of an explosion in the Heating mine at Radersburg, 40 miles from Helena, Mont, six miners are dead, two are badly injured and there is an unconfrmed report that two more men are somewhere in the workings.
 Representative Champ Clark of Mis- souri in the caucus of Democrats elect in Washington was nominated by exclamation for the speakership of the next house of representatives.
 President Taft has nominated Rep resentative Walter l. Smith Rep0,
 Iowa, ito be United States circuit judge in the Eighth judicial circuit, to succeed Judge Van Devanter, re- gently elevated to the supreme court bench.
 A bank clerk entrusted with $52,- 800 to take from Paris to London lost the money when he became acquaint- ed with two men on the journey. The men are being sought.
 TruXillo, Honduras, was captured
 by the revolutionists after a hard skirmish with the small squad of gov ernment soldiers. The government lost seven killed, including the mayor de plaza, and 12 wounded.
 Three negroes were taken from the | mob of 20 armed and masked mer and hanged from the Chesapeake X
 Ohio railroad bridge. The men | lynched were Eugene Marshall, who had been convicted of killing an aged negress and had been sentenced to the penitentiary for life; Wade Pat | terson, charged with detaining Miss l nh n1J | James West, charged with beating Miss Mary Coley: a white girl. Millions of pounds of cold storage butter, eggs, cheese and poultry, some | of it as much as five years old, ac | cording to estimates of dealers, are about to thrown on the market and sacrificed at whatever price they will | bring, as the result of the collapse within the last few days of the flood | trust" which by steady aggression has piled prices of provisions up to their present figures.
 A boy was killed and four persons l were injured, two probably fatally, when a bobsled upon which the party was coasting struck a moving motor Ceti Oli d SIISSJ ClOSSiliS ct lllS ioot | of a steep grade in Kansas City, Mo President Taft and two of his cabi- net, Secretaries Dickinson and Will son, have accepted invitations 10 at tend the meeting of the Southern | Commercial congress in Atlanta, March s, 9 and 10.
 Foster Campbell, nine years old, was found dead hanging fromf a 1 ra fter nf thn shack which thp hnVs