The Green Forest tribune., 1911-09-29
EVENTS IF A WEEK
WHAT IS GOING ON IN ALL QUARTERS OF THIS WORLD
 OF OURS.
THE NEWS IN A NUT SHELL
Noteworthy Happenings From Every Coast and Cline Gathered To-
 gether for Delectation of Our ~ Numerous Readers.

A strong earthquake shock was felt in the Prince William Sound country of Alaska, but it's extent can not be learned because the earth quake severed the cable connecting Sitka and Valdez, 100 miles south Of the latter place.
 Gen. Bernardo Reyes, candidate for She presidency of Mexico against Francisco l. Madero, announced his intention to withdraw from all par ticipation in the October election and that he would refuse to permit the use of his name by either political party
 Dmitry Bogroff, the assassin of Premier Stolypin, was tried by court martial and sentenced to death by hanging. Bogroff shot M. Stolypin at gala performance at the opera, and the premier succumbed to the wound four days later
 Less than one-fourth of all the earth and rock to be removed from the bed of the Panama canal was in place September l. The excavation in Culebra cut during August reached the total of HAP, 402 cubic yards, the best record for a rainy season month in the history of the cut.
 Organized labor in Illinois is op- posed to the formation of an inde- pendent political party. The referend- dunn vote on the question of forming a new labor party, submitted by the American Federation of Labor has been returned and 1t Is overwhelm- ingly against a new political party.
 q am greatly disappointed" said President Taft upon hearing of the election results in Canada. q had hoped that it would be put through to prove the correctness of my judg- ment that it would be good thing for both countries. It takes two to make a bargain and if Canada de- clines we can still go on doing busi- ness at the old stand"
 Murdered in their own homes by an unknown person, who used an ak, the bodies of six persons, three in each of two neighboring houses, were found at Colorado Springs, Colo. The heads of all the victims had been smashed in, and the appearance of the bodies indicated that they had been dead several days and that death came while they slept.
 Peter s. Grosscup, presiding judge of the United States circuit court of appeals of the Seventh district, an nounced his intention to resign i'm mediately after the disposition of cases under advisement by the court of appeals, the first week in October.
 W. s. Dalzell, representing Joseph T. Nevin, receiver, sold the Pittsburg Post to A. E. Braun, representing the Farmers Deposit National bank, for $250,000, the purchaser assuming mortgage of $400,000. The Sun, the afternoon paper published by the de- funct Post company, went to the same purchaser for $25,000.
 Rev. Thomas E. Sherman, son of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman and a brilliant lecturer of the Jesuits, was sent to the insane asylum at San Jose, Cal.
 After being out only three minutes, the Maysville (Ky) jury in the case of w. T. Ham. aged 62, accused of attacking three little girls July Il, returned a verdict of guilty, and Ham was sentenced to forty years in the penitentiary.
 The British consul at Pekfn re- received a dispatch from Cheng Tu saving: Foreigners have not been molested and are being treated civil ly. There has been no fighting with in the city since September z, but there have been several engagements outside the walls, the insurgents los ing considerably and the loyal troops a few"
 TraceabIe to the high prices of the necessaries of life, riots broke out inSVienna and many persons were killed or wounded. Troops fired on the mobs, which had erected barri- cadeS in the streets.
 Secretary of the Navy Meyer on his return to Washington from his European trip will find himself con- fronted with an organized and power ful opposition to his plan for concen-
 
 Atlantic coast navy yards, to the detriment of the navy yards as New Orleans. Charleston and Pensacola.
 Premier Stolypin died from pistol W. &ds inflicted in the municipal theater by Dmitri Bo2rof, a young lawyer, who was a police spy. The czar saw the shooting. Bogrof con fessed he was after higher per son." evidently the emperor.
 Egbert Gillette, the Shaker elder who, with Elizabeth Sears, admins tered chloroform to Sadie Marchant, another member of the Shaker col ony who was suffering from tubercu- losis, was held for murder following announcement of the finding of the coroner's jury at Kissimee, Fla.
 Miss Harriet Dewitt, the principal figure in what has become known as the poisoned pen" case, was indicted by United States grand jury on the charge of sending anonymous letters of defamatory character through the mails to residents of Easton, Pa.