Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-02-07
GENERAL MATTERS OF INTEREST,
Big Events Reduced to Little Paragrsphs
for the Readers af This Psnar.

for the Readers af This Paper.
Thirty Indictments or NOR
growing out of the governmeut'
investigation into the dynamlt,
conspiracy have been drawn up
1t Indianapolis, Ind,
Harry K. Thaw, who just com
pleted four wears at Matteawst
hospital for the insane, will s,ol
make anobher attempt, it is re-
ported, to gain his freedom
through habeas corpus proceed.
ings.
General Manuel Monilla assum
ed the presidency of Honduras
Friday.
Robt. Ewing, member of the
Tennessee committee of tn.
Woodrow Wilson campaign State
committee, ha resigned from the
committee giving as his reasos
"the extreme PERSONAL bittsrness
which has lately developed be-
, tween my broth law, Henry
Was5erson, and my friend Wood,
row Wilson," Mr.. Ewing makes
it clear that his resignation is on
account of embarrassment by
reason of his relation TO Mr..
| Watterson.
A bill has been introduced in
the Russian duma prohibiting the
admission intc' Russia of JEWS b
citizens Of the United States.
The bill also provides for an in.
crease In the general customs
tariff, with special duties against
American goods. The bill is the
first definite step taken by Russia
In retaliation for the notificatl u
recently given by the United
States govern ment Of the aoroga
tion Of the treaty of 1882.
Vice President Sherman at the
white house said that Taft will be
reno minated and re-elected
Sherman said: II never have
had q d 9ubt as to Taft's nomina.
tions. The republican party wins
its victories in November and
net February. History will re-,
peat itself this year"
Santa Fa and other trans-c on-
tiaenta ia lroads pstitioned the
comm fce court for an injunction
against the Interstate commerce
com n isslon's order reducing rates
On lemons from Calif1rnia to al.
poll is in the United States from
81 IS per hundred pounds to 81.
The CONT heard the argument
Monday.
II don't sae wherein Governor
Wilson has beeh injured at all by
this controversy. The only man
who has been injured is Colonel
Watterson himself" In this
brief fashion Senator BENJAMIN
R. Tlllman, of South Carolina,
SUNNI sd up his Impressions of the
apparent ending of the Waiter
son " llson-Harvey controversy.
Aftar amending the child labor
bill 80 So t, prohibit the Invasion
of private reslneuces in quest of
information, that measure was
passed by the Senate 81 to
20. The negative vote was cast
by Senators Bailey, Bryan, Chill
ton, Culberscn, O'Gorman, Over
man, Taynser, Tllimar and Wat
son, Democrats; and Senator'S
Burnha N, Clark CT Wyoming.
Gallingar, Hey urn, Nixon, Oil
YER, Wetmore and Works, Repub.
licaus.
Louishurg Times: We don't
believe We would exaggerste very
much if we would say, that the
whlskey that has been sold in
Louisburg and Franklin county
the past twelve months would
overfill the city standpipe. If
the public ls going to allow those
conditions to exist, 1t would be a
greas deal better to remove the
law aud licoLse same.
A dispatch to The Baltimore
Sun from Washington says that
in the cam palgn for Goyerndr of
Virginia two more scholars may
shy their castors into the ring,
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, Of Il Q
University of Virginia Tut #
North Carolina Def Jre he became
of Virginia aid OF North Care
lima still, aud Th 5mas Nelson
Page, th9 writer of most delicious
books, being the two men In
view.