The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-25

tious af the United States Hdi.4c. a general movement Of soisma-ral Is The only place which thus far ha. reported an earthquake. hoae.,r. G- WuA..n City. where a stri"s u' lis. Giup, sho.ks were 'rE today Iu' -,.s .smo-rlrh az }la Ju!.ersHr f aashing-eu recorded s.y,r1l shocks aHr rhe location ot The disturbance Is indefinite
 AT DENVER.
 DENVER Nov lg. The earth Huar. recording instrument at tGr local u.llyrsify recorded sho.I today. and rom the general dire lion indicated. if is believed fG disturbance took place W som, rar ar Alaska or The North Pacific
 HEARING WEARS END.
 SALEM. Nov |" The trial uI Joseph Ettor and his tEo assoe.afes has advanced to the point whrr, there remains oHly the rehHaa' tas .imonf to he introduced l. is e. .s,rrt thaf the hsagi.a giN ". concluded within a few days.
 OARROW TRIAL POSTPONED.
 LOS ANGELES. %oE. te-Ff. hearing of Clarence Uarrow OF th. su,cnd indictment ohar2iug him will .rfhsr9. has heeg ros1roaeI u=ti ionuary 6lh.
 WILSON CARRIES IDAHO
 BOISE. Nov 19 The late returns show that Wilson has carried 'h, s.ate of Idaho with a plurality of. aprraximatcly 1.ee0 yeaes oter Eoas .clt. his nearest rival.
 MURDER AND SUICIDE.
 NEW YORK. NOV. 10. In a r@"u in the Rains hotel last ri-ht Joseph and Lotrie NoIct suspected nt 4 p. cent diamond robbery. fired tHalA shots at officers ssuf fo arras 1Eg'. In inc melee n t.atisv far 1n' Louis Nonds rheia the proprietor 0. he horol. ere la'a'E ~our'rL i'e Fsrr any tur-h her s'eus "oN'# D" 'f'-'' 'o arrrst tEe G,sa"rato couple Na"' -ror his niIe kl-ug her. 1r1 thtH. turning 1he gun or himself hie' lis h~sius out
 HOTEL BURNS.
 LOS ANGELES Nov. r. ThteD persons were killed here early this morning whc9 the St. George hot. was destroyed by fife. and gwelF. A.re seriously injured The fire ha. eained considerable heaa"ay heao"' il was discovered and those s'eeptH2 in the upper stories could rot h" ,arunl in time To permit of their eN cape other tE9u Ar tn" "iu@o +S Il aas in iumairg from tho thin story ghat three men los, their lives
 GET ONE YEAR.
 TACOMA Nov l4-N0u=-CN 3.y Bullock. convicted of drfrauiins th, government in connection with coa lontrayts aI Nome. convicted shor, time ago. were soate@red this morning re a year iu the King cong iaiI api ta a:E 4 fine of -'. ."H4
 STRIKERS WILL FIGHT.
 rHARI. PISTON W Na.. Nov. l.. The struafian II Inc Paint creek goo' mines is hourly gro|in" worse. ''. strikers apparently hciu2 drtrImlat. 10 fienr the companies to th" eh' Their leaders yes eTdav issued ar u,tima'um 10 the effect tha' f th'' terms had not been agreed uoon h tonight they would make q e}ear sweep of the comNan''s rro"er'' ard. to head them off. four addition al Compauics of militia are hein- rushed to the scene.
 WYOMING REPUBLICAN,.
 CHEYENNE. Nov 19. The late returns from the recent state cl"c rfon show that the Republicans will he in control of both houses of the state Ipeislatuae Senator Warren has been reelected by a safe margin
 NO HOPE OF RECOVERY.
 WASHINGTON. Nov, 19.-The phy si,ians i'll attendance on Senator lsidore Ravner. of Maryland. hold out no hope for his recovery, The senator has been suffering for the past week from neuritis. and little hope has been entertained for his recovery since he first had {" takl to his bed Senator Rayner is e ve2rs uf age H" was first elected to the United States senate in l"o4. BRYAN SECRETARY OF STATE. SEATTLE. Nov. 20 4 s"eela' 10 the Post-Intelli2encer from Wash inetou this morning states that | can hardly be questioned that Wt.' fam Jennings Bryan Hill be tenderef the portfolio of secretary of state in Mr. Wilson's cabinet if he vii! accept. The authority for the state men, is said to he almost eaui"a- lent to statement from the Pres ident-Elect himself
 MALFEAsANcE IN OFFICE. NEW YORK. Nov. 20. - Charles Hyde. formerly city chamberlain, was Iplacea on trial this morning charee'' with malfeasance in office. The specific offerse stated in the ir- dictment is that he forced Joseph II. Robin. president of the Northern bank. to make a loan to the Car negie Trust company. when the lat ter institution was in financial dlS tress Robin was coerced wifh q threat from Hyde that the city funds would be withdrawn from the North crn unless the loan vas made 1N the Carnegie Trust. As a result of being forced 10 make the loan it is alleged the Northern bank faii- ed and its president is now serVino ! term in the penitentiary in COP nection with the failure.
 SHOULD BE NO STATE LINE
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. - In ar address to the association of rail way commissioners in this city Chairman Prouty, of the interstate commerce commission. urged closer relations between the states in theh trade relations. There should he no such thing as state me r commercial interests" he said.
 OBSCENE LITERATURE CHARGE
 AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov. 20. - Thos E. Watson. publisher of Watson's Magazine. was indicted by the grand