The Pulaskian., 1915-06-04
NEWS IF THE WEEK FROM OVER WORLD HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND
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Admiral Moore notified the navy de partment from Honolulu that the sub marine "A had been raised to within lOS feet of the surface
 Robbers blew open the Jonesboro, Ill, postoffice safe, robbing the office of quantity of stamps and small amount of cash.
 The police are hunting for R. c. Ringwalt of Dallas, Tex, against whom an affidavit has been filed charging embezzlement of $5,O0O of the Hotel OrientaPs funds.
 B. c. Lewis, politician of Logan, W. Va, was shot and killed there by A. H. Sutphin, chief of police of that place.
 An official announcement was made that 158 persons were killed or are missing as a result of the triple col lision which occurred on the Caledon- ian railway north of Carlisle, England.
 The boiler of sand dredging ma- chine blew up on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware river at Borden town, killing five persons.
 First honors in the graduating class at the naval academy will be taken by Midshipman Richard A. Adams of Utah. He is president of the class, which he heads alphabetically and as a scholar.
 Charles Becker, the New York mur- dering policeman, is to be granted an- other trial.
 The supply of dyestuffs of German origin now on hand in this country is rapidly diminishing and will probably have disappeared by the middle of next month, according to special re- port.
 Denmark, Sweden and Norway have officially notified both Austria and Italy that they intend to preserve the strictest neutrality in the Austro-Ital- ian war.
 The first shot in the Italian invasion of Austria was fired by a custom house guard, who killed an Austrian about to explode mine at Cormons.
 Barney Oldfield did not appear in the 500-mile race at the Indianapolis motor speedway. The car which Old field entered for the race was dam aged in practice.
 Miss Edna Engel, the 17-year-old daughter of Caspar Engel, at Kenosha, Wis, was scared to death by mouse. The mouse ran out from under piece of furniture as she entered her room.
 Mrs. T. Davies of Chicago is report ed recovering from the second Caes- two years. The baby is strong and well.
 An Italian airship was shot down by Austrians at Gorlitz and two staff of ficers killed.
 Great ice floes blocked the eastern seaboard of New Foundland. Steam CTS are imprisoned in the harbors.
 Marion, Ind, voted dry by a major ity of 729. The dry majority of two years ago was 123.
 1t is reported Chicago, Burlington & Quincy train has been wrecked at Chapin. One man was killed and sev- eral were injured.
 Policeman George Trojan of New York City was ordered by Judge Stev- enson to take Louis Brougofsky back to New York at once or the prisoner would be released. The court assert ed that Trojan had been continuously entertained since his arrival by lodge men, while his prisoner remained in his cell.
 Taken to the Los Angeles jail be cause he was making disturbance in the street, H. w. Cecil stabbed with a pocketknife five prisoners, two of them perhaps fatally, when he was re- leased from his cell two hours later.
 Clarence Dewein, the young Belle vile (Ill.l boy under sentence of death for the murder of a sIorekeeper at Benton, Ark, has been successful in obtaining another stay of execution.
 Following a conference between American Ambassador Page and Sir Edward Grey, British foreign secre tary, it was stated that all misunder standings between the United States and Great Britain regarding trade ne gotiations have been celared away
 
 James Barry. former local pugilist was arrested when the liner New YorF docked, and taken to Ellis Island fol observation as to his sanity. Officers