The Green Forest tribune., 1911-07-21

David H. Kaplan and Milton A. Schmidt, wanted in connection with the Los Angles Times explosion, are not believed to be in London as has been reported This was the state ment made at Scotland Yards, follow ing the departure of Detective William J. Burns for home, via Montreal.
 The Peru congress which opened with enthusiasm and closed it's ses. sion in riot of stones and revolver shots. resumed it's session, prepared for any further trouble. A strong force of guards was on hand. The government an dthe chamber of depu- ties are not agreed on certain import ant policies.
 Two revenue officers and former government official at Chicago are charged with accepting bribes, in in- dictments returned by federal grand jury.
 Governor Deneen of Illinois fiatly denied the testimony of Edward Hines, before the Lorimer Investigating com mittee of the senate. Deneen told the committe that Hines never told him over the telephone that President Taft, through Senator Aldricn, had sent word to him, Deneen, that the president favored the election of Lori. mer.
 Evelyn Arthur See, head of the "Ab- solute Life" cult, at Chicago, who has been on trial for three weks on the general charge of contributing to the delinquency of Mildred Bridges, and more specifically for abduction of his youthful follower, was found guilty on every count.
 Late reports from Puebla, Mexico, say that in a fight the Maderists lost 156 killed and so seriously wounded, while the federals suffered loss Of 12 killed and 20 wounded.
 Milton D. Purdy, former assistant to the attorney general and trust bust CT" in the Roosevelt administrator, told the Hardwick sugar trust com mittee he didn't know why the depart ment of justice had not prosecuted the sugar trust for closing the Penpsyl-
 
 adelphia.
 Confirmation has been obtained of report that discrepancies of from $15,- GOO to S20,000 exist in the accounts of the House of Incurables of Cincinnati. A club woman is treasurer. She is un- der the care of physicians, who say she is too i'll to be questioned on busi- ness affairs.
 William E. Lonsherry, well known Eaton county (Mich.) farmer, has been placed under arrest pending in- vestigation of a story told by his aged mother, who declared that she saw her son choke his wife to death six old well.
 Between 300 and 400 persons are known to be dead, hundreds injured, thousands homeless and the property loss will reach into millions as result of the forest fires that swept the Porcupine district in nor thern On tario Canada.
 With hardly more than half a dozen houses left standing in Au Sable and Oscoda, with Alepan fighting dis astrous fire all day and with forest fires raging along the Detroit & Mack inac railroad from Au Sable to She boygan and at other points in the northen part of Michigan, heavy rains are needed to prevent possible reavy loss of life.
 To an "amicable band of insurgents and soothsayers," all efforts in behalf of the initiative, referendum and re- call provisions of the Arizona consti- tuition were traced by Senator Suther- land of Utah. He addressed the sen that instrum ent.
 That plans have already been drawn for a 100-story building in New York that will be 1900 feet high, and the tallest building in the world, was the announcement here of Vice President George P. Mortimer of the United States Realty Company of New York.
 The mystery of the eight or more missing letters written by w. E. D. Stokes, the millionaire hotel man, to Lillian Graham, the show girl, must be solved by the police and James Cummings. Stokes private detective, to the satisfaction of Magistrate Freschs and Police Commissioner Wal do at New York.
 Three members of the crew of the steamer John Mitchell perished when that vessel collided with the steamer William H. Mack about eight miles off Whitefish point, Michigan, in a dense fog.
 The Venezuelan government has not been able to confirm the report that Cipriano Castro has landed in Vene- zuela or in neighboring territory It is not considered possible that the former president, even if he has se cured a foothoId in Venezuela has been able to get any considerable fol- lowing.
 President Taft's order, throwing open 12.S00 acres surrounding Con troller bay, Alaska, is to be investi- gated by the house committee on ex penditures in the department of the interior.
 Fifteen men were killed and more than 15 wounded in political riot in Ocotlan, Mexico. Partisans of Benito Juarez, one of the two candidates for governor, inaugurated the riot by lead ing an attack on mercantile establish ments of Diaz brothers.
 Albert and Mart Gladmore were