Connecticut western news., 1911-06-22
GEN ERAL N EWS

.,-,.,a busted Zelaya from ~ the presidency ot NJ HAPPENINGS. cHrapra has met Gen eral Juan Moncada, one of his revOIu tionary chiefs ill Washington. Poll- carpo BonilIa, former president of Honduras, is also ill the capital. The gathering of deposed Central AmerI can presidents Ill Washington Is taken by many Io nave some con lecLon With Mexico.
 The treaty between the United States and Honduras, which provides for Inc refunding of the foreign debt of HoA duras through the aid of financial In terests in the United States, was It ported to the senate in executive Sc, sion. A motion was made by Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan Io have the treaty made pubic, and tue debate upon 1t proceeded In open ses sion.
 A case of hazing at St. Johns CO., lege, Annapolis, the first to come tu the attention of the authorities fu. J mary action by the faculty, and four members of the sophomore class have been suspended indefinitely. This ac- Stion may cause the enIlre body Ur the suspended youths classmates to leave the lnstltuuon.
 Representative Kahn of Callforulu has Introduced d resolution whlcn
  gauon ot tue army and winch declares that LAe Cnlted States should be gIv ell an efficient fighting force ill return for the SlUU,UOO,OUU and more eXpenu ed every wear on the military estaD liShment.
 A general strike of hremen, coal pasSels, sailors, cooks and stewards has started on five steamers of the Morgan nne ot New IorK. The strike extended to the passenger nner Mo. mus, the passenger steamship Antilles and the cargo steamers El Cld, kI Norte and El Rio of the Galveston service.
 With the death at Arverne, N. l.. recently of Frank Stewart Osborn. foreman of the jury that convicted eight anarchists of murder after the Haymarket riot in Chicago in 1886, .. story of his persecution by friends of the anarchists from that time untlI his death has been revealed by his widow.
 Two hundred and forty-nine youn. men who successfully passed the ell trance examinations held in JanuarS and May have been admitted as cadets to West Point. This Is the first class to enter since the increase of the corp, of cadets was authorized by congress and Is the largest that has ever en- tered.
 Laura Little of Sandusky, O., fell on a teeter board, alighting on. her chest. Immediately she began to breathe six. ty times minute and her heart t. beat 150 times a minute. The breath ing Is three times as fast as the nor nal and the heartbeats twice as fast. yet she has no fever.
 The seven submarines which com prise the third submarine division of the Atlantic torpedo fleet will leave Narragansett bay for run to Glouces ter, Mass. The entire trip will be ma de submerged, except for the possible necessity of coming to the surface to recharge batteries.
 A band of Blackfoot Indians has been put on the trail of Hugh Whit ney, an outlaw, who recently has ter rorized eastern Idaho. Posses are out from every town, and the governor is considering calling out state troops. Bloodhounds also have been employed
 Former Representative Foster and General Edgar R. Champlin of New York have returned from Rome. where they attended the international con, vention of agriculture. The object they said. was to adopt a standard method for determining crop reports. General Cipriano Castro. deposed president of Venezuela. is believed tt be under cover'' in New York city One well known Central American revolutionist declared positively that ! Castro was hiding there under an as sumed name.
 The New York state assembly put