The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
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 nown as the Corralitos bridge, was ynamited.
 Emphatic denial of the reports that ne final outcome of the Chinese revo- ltion may be the splitting of the new nina into four separate countries was Jade by President Yuan.
 1 Great interest resulted in financial ircles in London when Rome cables nnounced that J. Pierpont Morgan, he noted American financier, had | cen commanded to meet the kaiser 1 Il Venice in the near future" l A party of IS tourists, while trying l o ascend the mountains near Hoch- stuhl, Austria, were overwhelmed byb m avalanche and ten of them per shed.
 Peace in the bituminous coal fields and suspension in the anthracite re- gions. Coal operators in western Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and H. l9nois agreed to a general increase in wages of 5 cents a ton on screened lump, with corresponding increase for day labor, and to grant five-hour work day on Saturday.
 Secretary Fisher of the department soon to investigate charges against Walter F. Frear. governor of Hawaii, by Delegate Kalanianole.
 The city election in Kansas City was Democratic land slide, three lower house aldermen being elected by the Republicans and possibly the South Side city judge, P. F. Halsted
 At Savannah, Ga, Sam Sims, an orphan, 10 years old, killed Thomas J. Griffin, aged Il, when the latter kicked his dog around and drew 8 knife. The Sims boy is under arrest on murder charge
 A blow at foreign shipping monopo- lies was struck by Representative Humphrey of Washington, by intro ductien of bi;l in the house to pre- vent trust-owned vessels from enter ing American ports.
 The Cairo (In.) drainage district is gone. Two breaks have flooded ter ritory nine miles square, and the loss will run to $5,000,000. Twenty-two lumber companies, Future City, a town of 600, and many farms are covered. k Calbraith P. Rodgers, the first ocean No-ocean aviator to cross the Amer Ln continent in an aeroplane, was 7 killed at Long Beach when his aero plane plunged 100 feet into the ocean in front of Long Beach bathhouse.
 Mrs Nora Lollv, an inmate of che Elder William Allison private home for friendless women and children, at Wiles, also an inmate of the place, of burning her 1-year-old child.
 Clementine Barnabet, half blood" negress, told story at Lafayette, La, that the police authorities say they accept as clearing the mystery yelling the killing of 20 negroes in southwest Louisiana and which, it is said, gave clues that will fix the guilt for 15 other night assassinations of blacks in Louisiana and Texas.
 Considerable speculation has fol- lowed the granting of four months leave of absence to Maj. Gen. Freder- ick Dent Grant, commander Of the de- partment of the east. Itfwas reported that he was suffering from an afflic- ton of the throat similar to the dis ease that caused the death of his fa- ther, Gen. U. s. Grant.
 Adoption of the railroad workmen's compensation and employers liability bill, drafted by joint commission of senators and representatives, was de- cided upon by the senate judiciary committee
 Charley H. Mover, president of the Western Federation of Miners, has been defeated for reelection. Final count in the primary vote of the mem- bers showed that Thomas Campbell of Butte was elected.
 Senator Thomas Gore of Oklahoma narrowly escaped death when crazed Pole, Charles Schemalia, attacked him with club while the senator was speaking at Waukesha, Wis.
 v bert Love Taylor, senior United S tis senator from Tennessee-"Fid- ding Bob" to all the South-died in Washington, unable to withstand the shock of an operation for gall stones recently performed.
 The federal government has insti- tuted a suit in New York against vari- ous steamship companies engaged in traffic between New York and the Far East by way of the Suez Canal, charging pooling of freight rates and relating to the concerns which ship only by their lines in violation of the Sherman antitrust law. The defend ants are IA.
 Mexican federals from Las Vegas, opposite Del Rio, fought band of rev olutionists and lost several killed and wounded and all their horses. The rebels left seven dead on the field. The federals then retreated to Las : Vegas and summoned medical aid from Del Rio.
 Crazy Snake, the Indian responsible for. the last uprising in Oklahoma, is dead.
 In a street duel at Beaumont Tex. M. A. Mcknight and w. c. Whitney. business men of that city, killed each other.
 Word was sent by President and Mrs. Taft accepting an invitation to attend the Cincinnati May festival, May z.
 Japan's minister of war, Ishimoto. died of consumption. He was 59 years of age.