The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-26

run the DardanelleS, but were drlVen off by terrific fire from the Turkish shore forts. It is reported that two of the boats were sunk.
 A motion protesting against the United States government granting favors to American shipping passing through the Panama canal was adopt ed in the house of representatives of the Australian commonwealth.
 Representative Sabbath of Illinois introduced a bill prohibiting transmits sion of racing news by telegraph, mail or otherwise.
 We must have a new constitution or we shall have bloody revolution" " Victor Berger, the Wisconsin Social fst, gave this warning to his col leagues of the house in a speech on the doctrines of Socialism.
 Twenty lives were lost in cloud burst at Seven Troughs, Nev. A spe- cial says that five persons are known to be dead at Mazuma
 The Democratic campaign funds to- tai was about s1,000,000 when Alton B. Parker ran for president in 1904, according to w. F. Sheehan of New York, who testified before the senate committee Investigating campaign funds.
 Recruits in the United States ma rine corps are being provided with government" pajamas as part of the annual allowance for clothing
 hni tot, 4l,~4 to her children, Mrs. A. L. Hamilton has refused to run for the assembly on the prohibition ticket.
 Because he asserts that most of the funerals that pass through Queens boro came from outside, Borough President Connolly wants each funeral cortege taxed $1 for road improve ments
 Earthquakes filled one street with debris from shattered houses, dam aged to some extent almost every building in Guadalajara, Mexico, and drove hundreds of citizens panic stricken into the open places. Twenty three shocks were felt between sun rise and sunset.
 The original agreement between representatives of labor and capital in Los Angeles by which the McNa- mara case was to be ended forever was disclosed in detail by Fremont Older, editor of the San Francisco Bulletin, who took the stand for the defense in the bribery trial of Clar- ence S. Darrow.
 Trial of the impeachment against Judge Robert W. Archibald of the commerce court was formally begun in the senate when special oath was administered to senators.
 Terribly injured and semiuncon- scious, two Salt Lake trsinmen crawled half mile alings the tracks and Jagged two passenger trains which were rushing to collision with a freight train which was wrecked when it hit a huge boulder on the track
 The unseating of Senator Lorimer creates no vacancy and Gov Deneen has no power to appoint a successor Thus holds Attorney General Stead in a voluminous opinion rendered to the governor.
 Mrs. Rene B. Morrow was found not guilty of the murder of her husband, Charles B. Morrow, Chicago invent CT, by a jury in Judge Kerstens court.
 Hubert Latham, former aviator, was killed by buffalo while hunting near the source of the Nile, according to a cable message received by the gov ernment from the governor general of French Equatorial Africa.
 Dissolution of the United States Steel corporation-the steel trust will be recommended emphatically, probably unanimously, in the report of the Stanley steel Investigating con- mittee of the house.
 As the result of a raid of 25 unli- censed saloons in New York, $50,0O0 worth of beverages were dumped into the streets by Excise Commissioner Farley.
 The senate passed without discus sion the "terror battleship" resolu- tion by Senator Tillman, proposing that the United States build the great est warship possible under modern naval conditions to put an end to the race for naval supremacy"
 The senate indirectly rebuked Pres ident Taft for his course in connec- tion with the Lorimer case. A reso- lution, battle scared in protracted, bitter debate, was adopted, 35 to 23, denouncing "any attempt on the part of a president" to exercise the power of his office to influence a vote on questions within the senate's exclu- sive jurisdiction.
 No compromise with Roosevelt over the presidential electors in any state, was President Taft's ultimatum to Senator Gamble and Representative Burke of South Dakota, who came with a delegation from that state to confer on their political mix-up.
 Declaring he was left to starve with out means of support, Salvadorean Consul Silvio Selva has resigned, al leging the government of Fl Salvador owes him money he cannot get. Selva is ill at New Orleans and needs funds for medical attention.
 A gift of $50000 to establish an architectural library in the Art Insti- ute is made by the will of Daniel Hudson Burnham, architect, and crea- tor of the Chicago plan for a city beautiful.
 President Taft has accepted an in- vitation to attend the celebration of the centennial of the battle of Fort Harrison, on the banks of the Wa ho ch Canfopahar