The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-08
Neus Breut;es

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WASHINGTON, d. CA friendly
settlement, through an agreed decree,
Of the proposed antitrust suit against
the American Press association and
the Western Newspaper union seems
Likely. AS the result of extended con-
fsrences during the last two days it
was said that all differences between
the government and the corporations
as to the provisions of an agreed de-
cree have been composed, with one ex-
eeption, the nature Of which was not
disclosed. Officials declared thai the
outlook apparently was favorable.
|. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new Turk
ish ministry received a vote of conf
dence in the chamber Of deputies Tues
a after 1t was announced that the
government was willing to enter into
peace negotiations with Italy and the
The government was sustained by q
vote of 113 to 45. The grand viz1er
had declared that the government
would resign unless parliament gave
its sanction to the program.
PORTLAND, ORE.-The second bat
talon. Third regiment, Oregon Ma
tsonal Guard, was ordered disbanded
result of the refusal Of the men to
obey orders issued by Gen. M. P. Maus,
u. S. A., chief umpire during the re-
cent joint maneuvers noa Gate, Wash.
Officers and men Of the battalion will
be mustered out of the service.
Observation-Disclosures of $50, ooo,-
900 in pensions to veterans OF the Mex
lean and civil wars is being held up
here because of the delay in ongress
on the pension appropriation bill.
Vouchers are ready for mailing il COM
gress woul agree on the bill, but it
Is being held up by a dispute over the
abandonment of pension agencies.
WASHINGTON-Th armored
cruiser South Dakota, en- route with
Honolulu, broke a propeller shaft, ac-
cording to a telegram from AL. Suth-
rland. h accident occurred last
Monday and the vessel is proceeding
under one propeller. She is expected to
arrive at Honolulu Sunday.
ARKANSAS CITY, KAMA motor
car in which Clifford Pinchot, former
were riding was demolished here last
night when an interurban car plunged
into it. Mr.. Pinchot, who has been
speaking throughout Kansas for the
progressive party was thrown to the
ground and slightly bruised.
CHICAGO-Three persons were in
dicted by the grand jury late yesterday
| .dlleIllOOH IL SOllllGSllOH Will lHe al
legged conspiracy to defame the char
acter of Clarence S. Funk, general
manager Of the International Harves-
ter company. Those Indicted are Dan
lei Donahoe, an attorney; Isaac Stfefel
n Miss Aileen Heppner.
SAN FRANCISCo-The capital stock
of the Standard OIL company of Cali
fornia was increased from $25, 900, 600
to $50, 000, 900 yesterday. The proceeds
of the sale Of the new stock will be
used in ~liquidating the present indebt-
edness of the company to the Standard
Oil company Of New Jersey, about
$12.0 900, 900.
VANCOUVER-Six Frazer river sal
nor fishing boats were seized yesterday
off Point Roberts by a United States
revenue cutter on the ground that they
We're operating in American waters
The occupants Of the boats asserted
that they were on the Canadian side
Of the boundary.
Observation-Disclosures Of Dan
ish-Amer1cans have arrived here to
participate in the inauguration cere-
American National park, to be pre-
scented on that day to the Danish gov.
by the Danish citizens of the
United States.
SEA GIRT-Governor Wilson an
nounced last night that William J
Bryan had contributed 81, 600 to thu
democratic national campaign fund
Grit. Mr.. Bryan accompanied his
check with a personal letter which was
not made public.
wAsHINGToN-The Senate con.
frmed the appointment of Lewis c
Laylin, of Ohio, as assistant secretary
of the interior to succeed Carmi a
Thompson. The appointment Of Will,
! ia m Hofll~" Of NIocu1 n.
assistant appraiser at Boston also was
confirmed. F.
BOSTON-The strike of the conduc.
tors and motormen of the Boston Ele.
waited Railway company, which has
lasted for So days and is estimated tt
have cost $1,o2S, 600. was ended by the
agreement of the company officials tt
the terms of settlement, the striker.
winning every point sought.
WASHINGToN-The sundry appro.
priation bill, one of the large annua
supply measures, was sent to confer.
ence between committees representing
the House and Senate. The House re.
fused to accept the Senate's amend.
inent which would continue the tariff
board.
CLEVELAND, oHIo-A woman
thus far unidentified, was found nude
and unconscious in the rear of a house
on St. Clair avenue yesterday after.
noon. She died while being taken to {
hospital. The body bore marks of VIC.
lence and the deputy coroner said sh,
had been murdered.
MEXICO CITY-General sanjines re.
ported to the president yesterday thai
he had occupied Bavaciora, near Oil
tos, after a brief engagement with thu
rebels. The laconic character of his
report caused The president to believe
that the resistance was slight.
LONDON-The house of common.
last night passed the second readine
of the seal fisheries bill, giving effec
to the convention between Great Brit
ain, the United States, Russia ant
Japan to prevent the determination O
the seals in the north Pacific.
Observation-Disclosures of tn,
loss OF life, injuries and damages sus.
tanned by Americans in the Maderc
revolution in Mexico in 1911 would b,
ordered by a resolution submitted 1,
the House by Representative Smith, o
Texas.
WHITE PLAINS-Harry K. Thaw