The Green Forest tribune., 1912-11-29
Kansas, close race for the governor.

lots cast in the last election.
 A decision of the appellate court at Los Angeles, Cal, handed down re- gently, apparently insures majority for Woodrow Wilson in California of all, of the electors to be sent by the state to the electoral college.
 Aviator Frey, who won the Paris-to- Rome flight some time ago, fell with his aeroplane at Rheims, France, and was killed.
 The official estimate of the dead in the hurricane and tidal wave which visited the western part of Jamaica places the number at more than 100 in the coast towns alone.
 The radical wing of the American Federation of Labor, in convention at | Rochester, N. Y, was defeated by a vote of nearly to l in it's attempt to have the federation adopt industrial uniOnism in place of trade autonomy. Three persons were killed and F were injured in a fire that destroyed | the St. George hotel at Los Angeles, Cal. There were more than 100 guests at the hotel, and only the heroism of | the employees and firemen saved many | from death.
 Attorney General Wickersham has | directed that warrants be not served upon John D. Archbold, fi. c. Folger, Jr., and w. C. Teagle of the Standard Oil company as d result of their in- dictment at Dallas, Tex, last August, in connection with the case against the Magnolia Petroleum company.
 Lats returns from Wyoming coun- ties give the Republicans control of each house and a majority of eight on joint ballot in the twelfth legislature. As Republicans are all pledged under the state primary law, this means Senator F. E. Warrens reelection as United States senator.
 Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher of Salt Lake City will get the votes of Utah s four Taft electors for the office of vice-president of the United States.
 The Turkish fortress of Monastir surrendered to Servian troops. Fifty thousand Turkish soldiers and three 1
 .fhe supreme court of the United l States delivered a death blow at vio. .ations of the sherman anu-trust law l under the cloak of the protection of the patent laws by annulling as inval- | id license agreements" which held manufacturers of sanitary enameled ironware together in the combination l known as the bathtub trust.
 William Randolph Hearst, the pub l fisher, will be one of the first wit aesses called before the Clapp com. mittee of the senate when it resumes | it's investigation of campaign contribu- tions, early next month
 Congressman-elec Timothy Sulli- | van, known as Big Tim Sullivan, the ruler of Tammany Hall for more than twenty-five years, is maniac confined in straitjacket in Dr. G. F. M. Bonds sanitarium, Yonkers, N. Y, according to his friends.
 Henry s. Boutell of Chicago, former representative in congress, in all prob ability wil be named in a few days as chief justice of the United States court of claims, vice Chief Justice s. J. Peele, ho will retire because of the age limit.
 Mrs. Frances M. Scoville-Norton, sister of Charles J. Guiteau, who as- sassinated President Garfield July 2, 1881, more widely known, however, for her exceptional character and at tainments, was found dead in her room in Chicago.
 Manuel Pardinar Zarrette, the | young anarchist who killed Premier ' Canalejas and then committed suicide, was secretly buried at Madrid Spain.
 William P Miederich of Indianap- oils, Ind who is one of the repre- county, is preparing a bill which he will introduce at the coming session of the Indiana legislature to pension all dependent mothers of the state.
 Higino Aguilar, an aged general of the Mexican regular army, who joined the insur-ections several weeks ago, has entered into an alliance with the Zapatistas and now is their directing officer
 Fifty days in jail was the penalty | assessed George R. Lunn, Socialist mayor of Schenectady, N. Y., who was found guilty of violating the city ordi- nance recently in refusing to move when the police interrupted a speech he was making to striking mill em- ployes.
 The first plea for divorce by an h. dian woman in the history of Colo rado was filed by Kalbab, for 20 years the squaw of Conconino, a rancher. Of their several pappooses, she asked the custody of two
 Communication between the naval wireless station at Mare Island, near San Francisco, and the monster new tation at Arlington, Va, to the Vir- sinia side of the Potomas river near Washington, was established for the 1rst time. The points are 2,117 miles part.
 Friends of Huntington Wilson, as. istant secretary of state, will urge lis appointment to succeed Charles Page Bryan of Chicago, H., whose resignation as ambassador to Japan Ias been announced
 A severe earthquake shook Mexico City. The tremor lasted for about one minute. Several small houses were oppled over and the payements were tracked in mary places.
 The jury in the case of Ernesl Velch, charged with participation in he tarring of Minnie La Valley a. Vest Clarksfeld, O.. on the night Of August 30, returned verdict of guilty
 Mayor Lunn of Schenectady, N. Y.