The Chitina leader., 1912-10-29
Late Telegraph News.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct .25-A fierce battle was fought at Kilisseh, and Turkish defeat is admitted.
 PARIS, Oct. 25-A dispatch re- ceived here states that the Bulgarians in taking Kilisseh captured Gen. Mur- tar and Prince Halem. They also took captive 10000 soldiers and one hundred cannon.
 HARRISBURG, Oct. 25-Govern- or Hiram Johnson, who is on a cam- paign tour, delivered frey speech here last night. He declared that Woodrow Wilson, as Governor of New Jersey, was the one man who in the past twenty-four months might have dissolved the Standard Oil Con- pany, and other insidious combina- tions. He declares the fact that he failed to do this is an indication that his present talk against curbing the trusts is not made in sincerity and with good intent.
 HAVANA, Oct. 25-This morning in this city battle resulted between the Conservatives and Liberals. Hundreds of shots were fired result ing in the death of several, and the wounding of fifty The feeling here is intense and more bloodshed is sure to follow.
 OYSTER BAY, Oct 25-Col. Roosevelt is again almost we'll man. This morning he was walking in his garden, and is again taking an active part in directing Bull Moose affairs.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-Before retiring from office Postmaster Gen eral Hitchcock has made a recom- mendation that will forever make him friend of many thousand post masters throughout the country Recently 30,000 fourth-class post matters were declared under the civil service rule. This was possible by Presidential order Now MT. Hitch cock recommends that all postmas- ters, irrespective of class, be placed mn dnr. nit ,r, &NI that such a recommendation will be made to the next Congress, as legis- lative enactment is necessary to bring about this change.
 POLAND SPRINGS, Maine, Oct. 25 Taft in speech here this morning declared that school tea chers and government employees should be taken care of in old age.
 BELLINGHAM, Oct. 25-The peo- pie of this town are very much ex- cited over the kidnapping that has just occurred. The three year old boy of Frank Wright, wealthy can neryman, has been taken by a party of Japanese and carried out to sea. It is believed that they did this from motives of revenge, as they had some trouble with MT. Wright.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 25-The treas urer of the National Progressive party has filed a statement with the Clerk of the House of Representa- tives at Washington, which set forth that the total contributions to that party, up to date aggregate $304,- 900.
 PORTLAND, Oct. 25-In an ad- dress here last night Governor Mar shall declared that unless the voters assumed their heritage and took back the control of national affairs, the country would be thrown into a revolution. He declared that if this came about that the very foundation of the government would be rocked so badly that there would be danger of it's toppling over.
 BEVERLY, Oct. 24-The Taft home here has been closed for the season. The President and some of his family are now motoring in Maine.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-The de partment of Commerce and Labor has just issued a table showing the trade relations between the states and Al aska for the fiscal year ending in 1912. Exclusive of the gold re. ceived the volume of trade has az. gregated about 5,OO0,000. CHICAGO, Oct. 24-The federal
 officials anounce that Jack Johnson
 will close his cafe in this city or November first. Events have showr
 that it was the rendezvous for un desirables and law breakers. City l council had intended to revoke his licenSe