The Pulaskian., 1915-08-06

MeXlcO ClLy ana NaTd cruz nave been blown up with dynamite and more than 200 persons killed.
 
 The loss of life in Canton, China, due to fire and flood, is estimated in tens of thousands, according to a re- port from Admiral Winterhalter.
 Fire which for a time threatened to wipe out the manufacturing district of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, was brought under control, with a loss of $750,00
 Charles Raynard, a passenger on the Holland-American liner Rotter- dam, was arrested by the British au- thorities on board the liner on a charge of travelling under false pass port.
 Health Commissioner Robertson of Chicago started campaign to pre- vetn an epidemic of typhoid as a re- suit of the Eastland disaster He prescribes typhoid vaccination.
 AS the result of a physical test. Russell Smith, son of Prof. George w Smith, of Du Quoin, H., has been de- clared to be the strongest student iii the naval academy at Annapolis.
 Kate Masterson, brilliant author and journalist, was committed to Bellevue, New York. hospital for ob- servation.
 Five thousand dollars each for the first ten dirigible balloons destroyed is the prize offered British airmen by Baron Michelham.
 
 Adolph Blau, private banker in Scranton, Pa, was arrested on com plaint of the police chief on a war rant which charges embezlement of $200,000.
 the Second Brigade, Pennsylvania Ma tional Guard, announced to his com mand that machine-gun drill was to be a part of the brigade encampment which will begin Aug. '.
 The naval supply ship Supply has sailed from Shanghai for Hong Kong with food for famine sufferers in the Canton district
 The German mine layer Albatross, which was drven ashore in the Bal tic, off the Gothland coast has been refloated
 The Morning Posts Budapest cor respondent estimates that the calling up of the last landsturm class in Aus tria-Hungary will add S00,0O0 men to the army.
 Charges that his home in Fl Paso, Tex, has been violated without scru- pie" by federal agents and a request for guarantee for his home and family in future were made by Gen. Victo- riano Huerta, in a message to Chief Justice White of the supreme court.
 
 An Austrian cruiser and four de- stroyers bombarded the Singaglia Pe- saro railway running parallel to the Adriatic seacoast.
 In telegram from Amsterdam the Morning Post correspondent says: "The city of Antwerp was fined 25O- 900 francs ($50000) for popular dem onstration held here on Belgian fete day"
 Mrs. Harriet Boyce of San Francisco and her daughter, Margaret, whose stage name is Adele Boyer, have been pardoned by the Lindau, Germany, authorities after being sentenced to prison for insulting German officers.
 The New York Trust company be- gan two suits in the supreme court against the Western Pacific, now in the hands of receivers. The first suit is for $14,090,O95.51 and the second action is for $4,375,OOO
 Lon Dean, sheep herder, who ad- mits he kidnapped E. A. Empey, was lodged in the Bonneville county jail by cowboys, after hard ride to save their captive from would-bes lynchers.
 Motorists have paid fines amount ing to $20,000 in Chicago within the last 2S days for violating speed laws.
 Eight hundred Seventh Day Adven- lists, camped at Dalworth, Tex, ex- pect the second coming of Christ" as soon as the allies capture Constan- tinope.
 A blaze of mysterious origin did $200,000 damage to sheds containing large stores of government supplies at Belfast.
 The strike of 1900 longshoremen employed by the Clyde Steamship Go.