The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-11-29

AAtOucTel AkDoSeFSit ON the night OIL
October IA, in Milwaukee, Is insane
and has been committed TO the North.
ern Hospital for the Insane, near Osh.
kosh, until cured.
The American Federation or Labor
has decided 10 ask the unions affiliat-
ed with It to raise money for the de-
Tense of the alleged dynamiters on
trial at Indianapolis
Official figures given out on the vote
In Kansas on suffrage shows that the
amendment carried by a majority Of
1909. There were seyenty-four coun-
ties voted for It and thirty against it.
Future ex.presidents OF the United
States are TO be pensioned in the sum
Of $4,000 annually by action OF the
Carnegie corporation Of New York on
Thursday.
Infatuated when their automobile
ran over his hound near Walnut
Greek, Pa, Lloyd y. Pastorius. aged
70, fired both barrels of a shotgun at
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Forster and
their chauffeur, George Keller. All
three We're seriously injured.
WASHINGTON
Political campaign material trans
mitted free of postage through mails
accounted, according to the records,
for the difference between postal
surplus and postal deficit for last
fiscal year ending June 80.
Secretary OF the Interior Fisher on
Wednesday fatty told water power
corporations holding federal licenses
that they would be forced to grant
reasonable rates to consumers regard.
less OF ancient contract rights to the
contrary.
President Taft will be the final ar
bitter In constructing the law passed
at the last session OF congress, ad.
hitting ship-buildlng material, mach.
inery and equipment to the United
States free OF duty.
Contracts for the construction OF six
new torpedo boat destroyers, bids on
which were opened at the navy depart.
ment Monday. probably will be divided
among several OF the seven bidders.
There will be legislation during the
approaching short session OF congress
as result Of the money trust inves.
tigation Of the house, II Representa-
tive Pujo, the chairman OF the investi.
eating committee, can have his way
about 1t.
FOREIGN
A decree is published at San Do
mingo calling congress into special
session November 26, when President
Eladio Victoria Will resign Pending
the presidents retirement there will
be q cessation of hostilities between
the revolutionist and government
forces.
Normal conditions gradually are be-
Ing restored in the hurricane-swept
district OF western Jamaica. Railway
communication has been resumed, but
telegraph lines have not been re
paired.
A Dispatch from St Petersburg says
IN unsuccessful attempt was made to
wreck the train on which Emperor
and members of the Russian
imperial family were returning from
spala to Tsarskoeh by tearing up the
rails near Koslow Ruda.
The news comes from Vienna that
hree classes of the reservists have
been called out About 100000 men,
10 said, have massed around the Ser.
fian frontier and equally steady prep
lrations are going forward in Galicia,
Charles Wells, known as the man
who broke the bank at Monte Carlo"
vas sentenced at Paris on Frluay TO
I've years in prison and to pay fine
Il 5000 for fraud.
The ducal title and annual pension |
II $4,000 were conferred on the fam |
ly OF the late Premier Canalejas who |
vas assasslnated on November IL. /
King Alfonso signed royal decree to |
his effect Friday,
Reports from Durango, Mexico to the /
tate department state that the Ameri- I
'an'owned Maguey ranch, sixty miles
vest Of Durango. was completely sack
ID and Its buildings burned November
70 by force of 100 revolutionists.
The Canadian government win push
he plan to strengthen the navy OF the
British empire, 1t was announced
at the opening OF the sec.
md session of the twelfth parliament
i Canada.
The court.martial at Chavez, Portu-
al, condemned Captain HenriQue de
'alva Coucerio, leader OF the recent
oyalist movement. to six years i'm.
'risonment to be followed by an exile
i ten years from Portugal. AS an al.
ernatiye Couceiro may choose twen-
y years exile,
The town OF Acambay. in the north
IN part OF the state OF Mexico, Is prac.
ieally In ruins as result of the earth
uake Fifty.nine bodies have been
emoyed from the ruins Of church
nd other buildings, Many more re-
lain in the wreekage.
The terms offered by the Balkan