The Green Forest tribune., 1912-10-04
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ton Koschilak, then killed himself Nobak accused -Koschilak of turing Mrs. Nobak from her home Nobak leaves six children, Kischilak eight
 Gen he Salazar, commander-in- chief of the rebel forces in Sonora, has deserted his army in the desert and crossed to the American side, ac- cording to adyices received by Mex ican federal officials at Fl Paso, Tex
 Private banks and department stores are planning to establish their own money Iaundries," according to Assistant secretary of the Treasury Bailey
 The glass industry of the country, following strike of four months, will be resumed Oct 15, when glasswork- CTS will return t9 work on basis of wages increased Is per cent
 Otto McKDeily, 21 years old, was arrested at Wellington. Kan, charged with the murder of his father, Theo- dore McKRejly. his mother and sister Gretta. whose bodies were found in a tent or the outskirts of that city.
 G. L. Bumbaush of Indianapolis, a well-fnown aviator. fell loo feet while flying in biplane at North Man chester. Ind. He was rendered un- conscious, and it is feared he is ia. tally injured.
 George Mestach, aviator, was exon- erated from all blame in connection with the death of Howard Gill. bi- plane pilot, at the Cicero field, Sept. IA, when the verdict of coroner's jury was returned
 Turks fired on the Greek steamer Roumel at Vathy, according to re- ports received here. The Greek con sul at Samos narrowly missed being seriously wounded when he visited the vessel.
 "Im sick of being bothered about politics" said John D. Archbold, just before sailing for home from Europe on the liner Majestic, and he sta toned three men at his cabin door to keep off interviewers.
 Fighting in several places in both Haiti and Santo Domingo was report cd at Kingston, Jamaica. Telegraph wires have been cut and couriers who attempt to bring news from the in terior are killed.
 President Madero sent to congress a message requesting an appropria- tion of 20,00o,000 pesos or authoriza- ton for making of a loan for that amount to be used in conducting the campaign against the rebels.
 At a special election Sioux City voted against merging it's two tele- phone lines. The majority against consolidation was 127 in total vote of 2,500
 Two little Italian girls, dressed to represent angels, were hung suspend ed by ropes over an improvised altar at Pittsburg church festival, and now the fathers are under arrest for cruelty.
 Attorneys John M. Longer and J. w. Spedems began suit for possession of 9 strip of land from 50 feet to d half mile wide along Lake Michigan, from Fifty-first street to the Chicago river, valued at $50,000,000. The suit is to be brought for Frank Eli anl $500 other Indians, descendants os the Pottawatomie, Chippewa and Ot t2wa tribes.
 A new movement to obtain peace in northern Mexico was made when President Madero and his cabinet in- structed the minister of war to offer amnesty to the followers of Pascual Orozco, the rebel leader.
 The labor situation at Ely, New, was somewhat cleared when it was announced that a strike of the 5000 copper miners in the Ely district would not be called unless state troops are asked for at Bingham.
 The British army airship Gamma struck hillside while maneuvering near Devises, England, and was wrecked. The crew escaped unhurt. The Gamma was steerable balloon.
 Official confirmation of reports that the American forces had reached Granda, the last rebel stronghold in Nicaragua, was received at the state department at Washington.
 The controversy between the union steamfitters and plumbers of Cincin- nati which has caused a general tie up of all big building operations in the city for several weeks, has as- sumed national importance.
 The forty-second anniversary of the entry of the Italian troops into Rome and the fall of the temporal power of the papacy was the occasion for the customary patriotic demonstrations and holiday observance.
 It has been decided that President Taft soon will issue an executive or. der placing fourth-class postmasters in the classified service.
 The state supreme court handed down a decision declaring the Colo rado initiative and referendum law constitutional.
 w. c. Nichols, an American fruit grower, for whose release the Amer ican ambassador, Henry Lane Wilson, made a peremptory demand on Matias Guerra, governor of the state of Ia maulipas, has arrived from the Tam rico jail and was placed in Mexico City hospital, under guard.
 William Lyons, 19 years old, near Lancaster, Kan, shot and killed his 18-year-old sister Ellen with pistol The youth was cleaning the revolver, which was thought to be unloaded
 The Pennsylvania railroad has is sued an order restricting trains on all points of the road from exceeding TO miles an hour.
 Philander c. Knox, secretary of