The Pulaskian., 1915-09-24

| Ill.,, WdS h1llGu duQ 4Sl band perhaps fatally injured
 The Paris war office hears that large part of the German troops which have been operating against the Rus sians, is being transferred to the An glo-French front.
 Lyman U Humphrey, former gov ernor of Kansas, is dead
 Oliver Harker, cashier of the John ston City, H., National bank, which failed in July, 1914, was found guilty of making false entries in the cash ier's book.
 The Alabama senate passed house bill permitting the shipment of quanti ties of stored liquors from the state. l The measure was designed to relieve distillers.
 Highwaymen, believed to be those who recently killed two American ci-. williams, were discovered on the Fres- not tract in Texas. Fired on by a party of soldiers, the Mexicans fled
 Secretary Garrison said he would re- fer all requests for additional citizen l training camps in the middle west to the central division of the army, at Chicago.
 A special war tax on munitions of war is being planned by the treasury department to help swell the govern ment funds, which have been depleted recently.
 The dead body of Capt. John w. Milan of the Thirteenth United States cavalry was found hanging in his room in the officers quarters at the l Presidio.
 check for $18,000 was received by Commissioner of Correction Davis from John D. Rockefeller toward the establishment of hospital for drug fiends in New York.
 Howard Gould has decided to ap- peal to the United States supreme court rather than pay federal in- come tax on the $36,000 a year ali mony he has to give Kathryn Glenn mems Gould.
 Secretary Redfeld laughed at the report that he would resign because of dissatisfaction over his investiga- tion of the Eastland disaster. For get it" said the secretary.
 
 Miss Nellie Sewers was killed and Ray Arnett and Floyd Prather were seriously injured in collision between two automobiles and a buggy near Nicholasville, Ky.
 Returns from the Maryland primary show that Comptroller Ellerson C. 1 Harrington was nominated as the l Democratic candidate for governor and O. E. Weller by the Republicans.
 Nearly 300 employees at the United States Cartridge company, at Lowell, Mass, are on strike.
 The German military attache at So- fla, Major Baron yon der Goltz, has departed.
 Three thousand members of the Im- proved Order of Redmen attended the opening of the sixteenth annual grand council at Chicago.
 John Lowenbruck, an American ranchman, captured and held for $2,000 ransom by Mexican bandits l Tn1, 11,,e, 11o
 
 Turkey has ceded to Bulgaria 200 square miles of territory.
 A bond issue of $100,00O for the erec- tion of tuberculosis sanitarium was voted in Jasper county, Mo.
 Company E of the Nineteenth in- fantry will be stationed at Fort Sher- idan, near Chicago during the busi- ness mems army school encampment.
 A French torpedo boat patrol has sunk German submarine in the Mediterranean sea between Mitylene and Tenedos.
 John A. Lewis, fisherman, was shot and killed at Cairo, H., by John Carnahan. Lewis attacked Carnahan's wife and the husband arrived before he could escape.
 The fourth trial of Dr. B. Clark Hyde of Kansas City on the charge of murdering Col. Thomas H. Swope was | continued until the January term of court
 The first cargo of German-made toys to arrive this year is being unloaded from the Holland-American line steamer Zaundyk at Philadelphia
 Gottlieb von Jagow. German foreign minister, has been promoted to the rank of major in reserve of the Third | regiment of HuSsArs