The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-03

which was made upon the aviator
by the local newspaper The Times
dc elared that Martin had given the
people of Seattle and other Puget
Sound cities the bunk by falling 70
appear in his machine. So many
+ times did the aviator disappoint his
audiences. in fact. that the Tim :
+ dubbed him the Grass Roots Ayi
ator.' and shortly thereafter Mar.
/ tin instituted suit for libel. ella ming
/ the sum of $4,000 as damages.
/ Captain Martin was in Alaska dur
| ing the past summer. where he gave
the first flights ever seen in that
country.
ASK FOR NEW TRIAL.
/ CHICAGO. Oct. 90 Claiming
that they were railroaded to prison
without having been ven the OPP
portunity of fair trial. SO of the
union labor leaders who were con
victed several months ago at Indi-
annapolis on the charge of dynamit.
ing, have Joined in an app al to
the Giro court OF appeals for the
setting aside of the verdicts return
ed n Indiana. The petition urges
that new trials h granted in all
of the cases and that the hearings
begin withou, unnecessary de'ay.
COULD HAVE BUT DIDN'T
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Former
Governor Sulzer is in receipt of a
letter from an unknown source which
states that former State Senator
Suilweh. who is now serving time
in the penitentiary. knew of the
attack which was TO be made upon
Sulzer by the Tammany organiza.
on and could have saved him from
dismissal from office had he chosen
to make certain revelations regard
ing the leaders OF the Tammany
hall gang.
Stilae was sent to Sing Sing
through the efforts of Sulzer. after
he had been acquitted by the state
legislature.
GOT WISE IN TIME.
san JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua
Oct. ga revolutionary plot OF
considerable magnitude was nipped
in the bud today at Managua. where
he leaders OF the conspiracy were
taken redhanded and placed n pris
on. The reports received from the
capital state that full confession
has been obtained from the con
spirators, who apparently had every
hing In readiness to accomplish the
overthrow OF the government.
The signal for the start of the
revolution was to have bsen thu
assassination OF President Adolfc
Diaz and the more influential mem
Jers of his cab net. The plans We're
aid with the greatest care and de
tail, and the attack upon the presi
Cent and his advisors was about tc
be made when the plot was frus
rated and the leaders cast into pris
on.
The exposure of the plans of the
@onspirators 1t is believed. has en-
tirely crushed the movement. bu,
the federal authorities nevertheless
have taken the precaution to rush
troops to several strategic points
and the utmost vigilance will be
maintained until 1t Is certain that
no furth,r danger from the plotters
exists
CAVALRY ORDERED OUT.
TRINIDAD. Colo, Oct 30-A de
tachment of cavalry has been or
iered to Agular to assist the troops
already there in suppressing the dis
orders among the striking coal min
ars IN that district. The situation
there is said to have reached a crit
lcal stage, following the alleged at
tempt of the strikers to fire the of
fees of the mines companies.
In other parts of the strike zone
u int I'M nu NV
der, although the danger of fresh
outbreaks among the strikers and
their Sympathizers is constant
PICKED THEIR GOATS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The attorneys
for the 33 convicted dynamiters who
have appealed to the circuit court
OF appeals for rehearing of theil
cases on the ground that they were
railroaded to prison, have placed
the entire responsibility for the dy
Mantle outrages On the shoulders oil
John Mcnamara and Herbert Hook
in Hockin is charged with having
engineered the whole plot which was
carried out in part by Mcnamara
Hockin, who was secretary of the
Bridge & Structural Ironworkers
union, was among those convicted al
Indianapolis.
WIDOW NOT GUILTY.
PLYMOUTH. Oct. 3O.-After hav
ing been out practically all night
the jurors in the Eaton murder case
returned verdict of not guilty
The verdict has been received with
approval throughout the entire com
munity where both the young widow
and her aged husband were we'll
known.
GARRISON Is OUT.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30-James c.
Garrison, intimate friend Of and
campaign press agent for Governor
Sulzer during the ousted officials
gubernatorial campaign, was dis
charged today. after having been
in custody for more than a month
on the charge Of contempt
Garrison was arrested during the
Impeachment proceedings for alleged
contempt Of the assembly by refus-
ing to substantiate his allegation
that certain opposition to the gov.
ernor was secured by bribery.
CASE WILL BE APPEALED.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-According
to a statement made public this
afternoon by Louis Marshall, one of
the attorneys who defended Cover
nor Sulzer before the high court of
Impeachment. the case will be ap-
pealed to the supreme court of the
United States on the grounds that
Sulzer was removed from Office
against his constitutional rights.
1t is also stated that a fight will