The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK
HAPPENINGS or THE SEVEN
Past DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
TOLD nERE.
FROM AROUND the PLANET
Dispatches From Our Own and For
s,sn Countries Are Here Given
In Short Meter for
Busy Rssdera

Busy Rssdera
Delegates TO a convention Of the
Indiana Equal Suffrage association AZ
Logansport have pledged themselves
10 wear gloves aad hose Of cotton UNI
III the European war is ended.
A masked bandit forced the cashier
Of the Bank Of Pontotoc. at Pontotoe.
Ok. to hand over $4,000 and escaped
after exchanging shots with citizens.
In bis flight the robber dropped two
bass containing $500.
Judge Jacob rr1eber. In the United
Statss circuit court At Little Rock.
Ark, rendered an opinion that the
Arkansas blue sky" law Is oonsutn-
tional.
'steAmboat" known throughout the
country as the champion bucking
horse Of the world. Is dead, Tie was
shot TO end his sufferinEs from blood
poisouing.
The Wisconsin state supreme court
issucd an opinion forbiddlng the use
Of voting machines a. the general
election on Nov. 5. Objection Was
made that secondchoice votes could
not be- properly recorded.
william Cosad the isycarold
youth who struck his brother sidney
q blow ON the head with his fiat that
resulted In death. was fined tl00 on .
charge Of assault and battery At Iowa
City. la
President Wilson signed the Clay
ton antitrust bill. thus taking the last
step TO complete the administration
present program a legislation Affect.
inx big business.
President wllsoa endorsed the ad-
ministrstion Of Gov Glynn Of Ncv
Yors. and sent him letter express
Ing the hope that he would Be ~
elected with an emphatic majority"
Arriving incognito on the Finland.
Miss Christsbel Pankhurst. daughter
Of the English militant suffragette
leader. entered the United states
without hindranee from the smmiErs
zion authoflties
The board Of arbitration TO settle
labor disputes between " western
railroads and their engineers and fire
men will osgin its session at Chicago
Nov. 2
The towboat Joseph n Williams
was burned 20 the waters edge at
Cairo. III The boat vas said TO De
the Second largest towboat ON inland
water. II cost 100000.
Gustav BaumanR. proprietor Of the
Biltmore hotel New York. was killed
by a fall from the roof OF the hotel.
where he had gone to inspect thu car
pentsr shops Baumann came to New
York from Chicago.
Jurors selected for service On coro'
ners cases hereafter will be chosen
from men out OF employment who
have families dependent upon them
Coroner Peter Hoffman q Chicago
announced.
with ais speech In Brooklyn. Sec
Rotary Bryan will begin . campaiEi
tour which probably will keep hin
away from Washington two weeks
and viii take him into northwestern
states.
Oliver s. Lyford. vice president o
the Chicago a Eastern Illinois railroad
and one Of the Oldest railroad official
in the United States. died At Chicago
aged 81 years.
The roller towel was banished b,
the board OF health OF Paterson. n
J. Any business firm keeping role
towel In use about the premises vii
be fined IS or $40
Eleven thousand tons Of foodstuff
started for Eurspe On the Atanti
transport liner MlRnstonka, whicl
sailed for London A large part Q
the cargo was sugar. flour and ceffss
:, Suit for t25.eoo damages file
J against United States Judge Ksness'
J lands IL the result d 30 days span
! in the Chicago jail By Frank BlAel
, ndgs on . eontsnpt charge prefere
By the federal Judge.
Senator overman, for the ootto
statss senators. served notice on III
! senate that efforts 10 hasten the vot
\ % the war tai bill and thereby hurr
adjournment would be opposed unit
something was doas 10 relieve u
cotton situation.
y Albert Dighton. farmer. his vii
D and three children Of rotssu. Oh
= were found dead In the woods near
tent they had occupied all summs
: Dightsn had . pistol wound throus
HE temple and the heads Of his VII
= ana children had bean almost blow