The Pulaskian., 1915-07-02

circuit court at Monett, Mo
 A $5 debt, two years old, was tba cause of the death of one and tbo wounding of two persons in Milwan, kee, Wis.
 The United States is not consider ing the placing of an embargo at pres. ent on shipments to any belligerent country. This was an official state ment.
 Frank Martin, negro farmland was stabbed to death and John Mc. Peters, a white man, was shot so that he will die, in duel in the dark near Farley, Ala.
 
 Joseph Leonardo, a miner, aged 50 was shot mad instantly killed at Springfield, H., by J. J. Irkin in pistol duel Irwin was wounded in tha head, but will recover. The trouble started when Irwin accused Leonardt of feeding his COW glass.
 Homer McCord, so-called Kansas bride kidnapper," and Frank Will Hams, convicts in the state prison i'll Lansing, Kan, escaped from the prison coal mine by a perilous S0O-foot climb up an airshaft
 George Smith of Sedalia, Mo, 2s years old, shot Hazel Reed, from whom he had been divorced IS months, and then sent bullet into his own body.
 Workmen excavating under the house occupied by Eugene Butler. who died in 1913 in the North Dakota hos pital for insane, unearthed the bodies of six men, believed by the authori- ties to have been murdered by Butler while employed by him as farmhands.
 Mrs. Irene Murphy of Los Angeles, Cal, found to have killed her hus- band, was sentenced to two years im- prisonment for manslaughter.
 James Lewis, negro, was arrested at Decatur, Ill., and brought to Spring field, charged with the murder of Mrs Herman Schmidt.
 The Willys-Overland Automobile Go. announced that voluntarily the wages of it's 10,500 employees will be increased 5 per cent beginning July 15.
 While Governor Clarke of Iowa IL As- the celebration of Iowa day at the Panama-Pcific exposition, 200 citizens of Des Moines were reported listen ing in" by telephone at the Iowa capi- tai
 The sum of $750,O00 in round num- bers of the new war loan had been applied for at the Lon6on banks with in the first 24 hours.
 Rear Admiral Boush was designtated commandant of the naval station at Honolulu, succeeding Rear Admiral Moore, who retires July 29 because of age.
 Gen. Victoriano Huerta, former pro- visional president of Mexico, passed through Chicago on his way to the ex- position at San Francisco.
 The future of Palestine was dis cussed at meetings of 10 national Zion ist organizations in Boston.
 Mrs. S. Osgood Pell, a society woman of New York was awarded verdict of $25,000 for the death of her hus- band, who was killed by Long Island railroad train.
 The interstate commerce commis- sion denied the application of western trunk .lines to establish a rate of 15 cents per 100 pounds on spelter from Springfield, H., to gulf ports for ex- port.
 The destruction of fire of another 55,000 barrel oil tank made a total loss of $500,000 suffered by oil com panies in the Tulka, Ok. treritory in one week.
 Sid Jones, negro convict hanged at Birmingham, Ala, for the murder of fellow convict, gave out state ment admitting the murder of 13 peo- pie. His victims included four con victs, a white brakeman, Mexican, Chinaman and several negroes.
 Several Mexicans broke into the home of Mrs. Louise Martines of Los Angeles. Cal. and applied fire to her feet which induced her to reveal the hiding place of $120.
 The permanency of the "railroad woman" has been recognized by or ganized labor and it was announced that hereafter she would be eligible to membership in the national union ol railway men