The Pulaskian., 1915-07-02
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 The trial of Charles B. Munday, vice-president of the defunct La Sale National Bank of Chicago, of which William Lorimer was president, was set for July 2.
 A private dispatch from Berlin states that a declartion of war against Germany by Italy is immi- nent.
 The body of Reginald A. J. Warne- Sord, the aviation lieutenant killed during flight in France, was buried In London with full naval honors be- fore 40,000 spectators.
 
 Governor Dunne of Illinois signed the abatement bill'' which provides the power of injunction against i'm moral resorts and allows sheriffs to close them on complaint.
 J. H. Hamilton, a wealthy cattle man and owner of a La Platte, Ind, county farm. is dead in the hospital as the result of injuries when he was nit by passing train.
 Wilson day, designated by the Mayors proclamation, was observed at Seattle, Wash with parade and mass meeting.
 Ir,,o sor+orooC xxaro .ffi~,,ood l. the Mississippi supreme court and the death penalty was fixed. The date of each execution will be on August 6.
 The Spanish cabinet resigned, the government considering the failure of the recent loan to indicate a lack of confidence.
 Word is going the rounds that Rob ert Lansing, now acting secretary of state, will be appointed as the per manent successor to w. J. Bryan.
 
 William H. Rand, for many years head of the printing and publishing house of Rand, McNally & Co.,, is dead at New Canaan, Conn.
 The Rev Dr. Loaring Clark of St. Paul's Episcopal church, Chattanooga, Tenn, received message announc- ing the death of his son, Lieut.. Chas. Loaring Clark at the front in France.
 William Jennings Bryan plans to speak at peace demonstration to be held in Madison Square Garden.
 D. W. Cove, paying teller in the Dexter-Horton National bank, Seattle, Wash, was arrested here on charge of grand larceny in forging a check for $3,000.
 The steamer Tunisiana of HIPPO tons has been torpedoed off the coast of Suffolk while en route from Mon treal with cargo of wheat. Her cap tain succeeded in bleaching her.
 The body of Albert Hood, farmer of Jackson county, who mysteriously disappeared two weeks ago at Du- quoin, H., was found in the Big Mud dy river.
 Announcement has been made that French posttal service is handling mail in 90 towns and villages in Al sace. They all now bear the names they had 45 years ago.
 Customs officials declared that the revenues from customs for the fiscal year which ends June 30 amount to more than $204, 1000 ,0O0 and that there is prospect that the total will be close to $210,O00,OOO
 Mrs. H. M Dansle, 29 years old, died in Colorado Springs. Colo, after a Caesarian operation. Twins were born and both are likely to live. Ambassador Marye, St Petersburg, | notified. the state department of the arrest at Kholm, Russia, of John Reed and Boardman Robinson, Amer jeans.
 Maj Lumsden of the Royal army uyluS COl pS WdS h1llcu Wull6 uyluS over the Brooklands aviation course | Herr Muller, convicted German spy must die at London. His appeal was l dismissed.
 Several Italian cruisers have left their base at Aaranto for Tenedos island to join the allies attacking the Dardanelles.
 The German Zeppelin raid on the British northeast coast on the night oi June 15, destroyed the navy yard ar senal at South Shields and caused enormous losses by fire.
 President Menocal of Cuba pardoned 40 convicts. Seven of those pardonet