The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-11-27

-Four troops Of the twelfth United
States cavalry, accompanied by de.
tachmrut Of the hospital corps and a
commissary wagon train, marched 100
miles overland to Ship Rock agency,
on the Navajo reservation, to quell an
incipient uprising among the Indians
there.
A message from Juarez says Gen,
Villa, commander OF the constitutions
alist forces, returned to Juarez from
the south with 90 men and reported
that the fcdcrals. after a brief battle.
fled from the cousutuLOpalists below
Terra Blanca.
The total cost of the fusion cam.
paigu, resulting in the election Of
John Purroy Mitchell as mayor OF Sew
York City. was $l29,5lO, according to
the report Of Charles J.. Bernhcimor,
treasurer Of the Citizens Municipal
committee
\ police raid on suspected house
in Calcutta led 10 the arrest Of four
men aud the discovery Of Il bomb fac.
tory Correspondence found Is be-
lieyed to give a clcw to the attempt
to XIII the yiceroy with u bomb a.
Delhi last December
After q splendid passage over the
Traus.Andean railway. Col. Roosevelt
and the members Of his party arrived
from Mendoza. Argentine. The Of
licial5 OF Santiago and an enormous
crowd Of citizens awaited the coming
Of the former American president AT
Central Station and escorted him and
his party to the Grand dotel.
It Is announced from the New York
state suffrage headquarters that the
10000 required before the campaign
Of suffrage victory in 1915 could be
begun has been raised,
Mordocai Brown, the famous three.
fingered pitcher Of the Chicago Ma.
tiouals and the Cincinnati club, may
take the managership Of the Chicago
Federal league team. it was said in
Chicago
a silver service costing $1,000, to
bS presented to Miss Jessie Wilson
on the occasion OF her marriage Tues,
day to Francis Il, Sayre, was sent the
bridc.to.bc as the gift OF women voters
Of northern California
Justice Maddox in the supreme
court. Brooklyn. ruled that a woman
whose husband has been sent to pris-
on for life is just as muca widow IN
the eyes of the law as II tina man
were dead.
Gov o. b. ColQutt OF Texas headed
the annual turkey trot" parade at
Cuero. participated in by 5000 tur-
keys, which stalked through the
streets in droyes Of Il few hundred
each behind trained leaders.
Queen Victoria OF Spain was StrlCk.
en- with n serious attack Of influenza
and now lies In the state suite Of Ho-
tel Meurice, Paris, tossing rcstlcssly
In bed, with a temperature OF more
than 100 degrees.
Ida Won Claussen. who once sued
eX-Presdent Roosevelt for Sl.O00,0 600
damages for not having her introduced
to the king Of Sweden. was declared in,
sane in a report submitted to New
York court.
Vocal sounds, but not actual words,
have been transmitted by wireless
telephone across the Atlantic ocean
from Clifden, Ireland, to Glace Bay,
Nova Scotia. according 20 statement
made by William Marconi.
Charter rights for the construction
of tunnel under the Delaware river
from Philadelphia to Camden, n. j.,
were issued at Harrisburg to the
Philadelphia Tunnel Railroad com.
pany.
Sixteen miners are known TO have
been killed and at least a dozen 9th
ers were missing as a result OF an ex-
plosion In the Alabama Fuel and Iron
company's mine No. 2, at Acton, Ga.
With only five dissenting votes, the
American Federation OF Labor. In SEES
sion at Seattle, adopted resolutions
demanding the exclusion Of all Asiat-
ics and literacy test for Caucasians
Lord Lansdowne, leader OF the op-
position in the house OF lords. In a
speech at Brighton said the Unionists
were ready to consider the govern
ment's proposal to exclude Ulster
from the operation Of the home-rule
bill.
The Ottawa, III, Trust and Savings
bank was appointed receiver for the
Tonica, ILL.,, Exchange bank, private
concern.
President Wilson promised to de-
liver an address to 900 persons over