Putnam patriot., 1913-08-08
Latest News Condensed.

men, in progress for three weeks, was settled
 A gunpowder factory near Naples, Italy, blew up causing injury to six teen persons
 The Federation Of Trades has aban- ~ doned the strike in the South African mine district
 il .Tne French line has decided to build a 10. 000ton liner for the New York Havre service.
 Professor John Milne, the eminent seismologist, is dead at Newport Eng band, aged 63 years.
 The British Foreign Office an- nounced that England would not par tieipate in the Panama-Pacifie Fair to | be held in San Francisco in 1915. l. Seven persons were killed in fire | at the home Of Joseph Paquet on the | Isle of Orleans, near Quebec Baseball is doomed to gradual death | tn Canada, according to members or i the Australian cricket team. s shortage of 900 was discov- cred in the telephone accounts of the Provincial Government at Edmonton, Alberta.
  Glasgow, Scotland, caused the death of 22 miners and injury to many others
 Brooks, German aviator was burned to death when his fuel tanks s1ploded after an abrupt landing at Johnannisthal.
 The American training ship Ranger left Leghorn. Italy. for Marseilles, France.
 Dr. Kirk Bos. Liberal Democrat, has failed te form a coalition cabinet m Holland because the socialists refused to accept portfolios.
 More than 200 persons were tramp led in a panic when spectator at buu fight in Madrid cried The bulls are loose"
 Turkey advised the Roumanian gov srnment that the retention of Adrian opls by them Is necessary for the de fense of Constantinople and the Oar danelles.
 Five hundred women suffragists pre- scented 100000 petitions to the Sen ate
 The law abolishing free lunch in saloons has become effective in Con pecticut.
 Jane r. Brown, of Providence, K. l., left sl00,O00 and house and lot to Ellen Logan, her nurse.
 About 2,500 pounds of hog casings were seized in Chicago under the pure food law by federal authorities.
 The home of Mayor Stevenson, of Highwood, Ill., was burned by incen- diaries because he closed blind pigs. A dynamite plot was revealed In the copper mine strike at Calumet, Mich, resulting in the arrest of eight per sons.
 It was announced that Governor Sulzer would carry his direct pri- maries fight to the primaries this fall.
 The Chicago City Council passed an ordinance restricting cabaret shows and prohibiting dancing in restau- rants.
 Augustus NJ, High. serving his fourth term as postmaster Of Read ing, Pa, died in that city, aged 64 years.
 The Liverpool, N Y. postoiiice was robbed for the sixth time in six years. The invaders escaped with $600 in stamps.
 Fire, which destroyed the Flory mills at Bangor. Pa. caused loss of sio0o0 GOO and forced 600 men out of employment
 At Waynesburg, Pa Mrs. Mary Lantz was killed and her husband g right hand blown off by the bursting Of shot gun.
 Daniel II. Tolman, the loan shark king. was fined S1000 and put on three years probation by Judge Gniehtel ot Trenton N J.
 Mrs. Alice Broean. Of Philadelphia went insane and, after killing two Of her children and wounding two others committed suicide
 Rose Ferarro, five years old. was burned 10 death In Brooklyn when the fringe of her cowgirl suit became ignited from a bonfire
 Nearly a million dollars is left to Millikeu University, Decatur, H., h> Mrs Anna B. Milliken, widow oi James Milliken. founder
 Chairman Underwood announced that the House would insist that tho wool schedule of the Tariff bill go into &lCtl AS SONu AS tue bAtA lS FaNS'Ns
 George G McCmcken. an architect son of President McCracken. of New York University was drowned of Sea cliff. l.. l.. after failing from his launch.
 The Detroit Common Council ap proved Mayor MarN's resolution urg ing the people to refuse to pay more than three cent fares on local street car lines.
 At Wefdeet, Mass, George c, Fox shot and killsd his divorced wife Agnes. and committed suicide because she refused to live with him after his release from iail.
 Coroners jury in Brooklyn re- turned verdict finding that Police man John E. Cahill who Deputy Com missioner Dougherty said committed suicide, was murdered.
 In quarrel in Atlay, Schuyler eoun- ty, N Y. Russell Bailey, farmer 70 years old, shot and killed John Sta. pIeton, s5, an employe of the State Road Department Bailey was ar. rested.
 Charles c. Rumsey has given up hope of the return Of the jewelry stolen from his home at Narragansett Pier. Mrs. John H. Hanan still has faith" that hers will be returned. She smoke of "woman's conscience" but declared she did not suspect her ser