The Pulaskian., 1915-07-23

army in an engagement at cs spala practically clearing the va,la. Ioa'er. zapatistas.' y of Henry Clay Crenshaw, 72 year. ,. one of the last of the Quantrell aa olo' IS dead at the hospital in s~us, City. - iAansas
 Unaccompanied by guards n Essacson, convicted of swindIia DaFid New York to serve sentence os ,sil year and a day in the federal neni.. tlary at Atlanta. Ga. 'su' Tse-Ne-Gat, Piute Indian. was fo. not guilty of a murder charea .Sunu " jury in the United States d;9 court at Denver A Berlin dispatch published bora says that martial law will be declaraS throughout Germany in order to press the socialist agitation for tas minating the war.
 DeueVinS that her husband bos ceased to love her, Mrs. Inez Mansbin of Philadelphia, with her two smap children in her arms, turned on all tha gas jets in her home and the tbroo were found dead by the husband
 
 Mary White, Atna Creech and Mary Jane Wilson, mountain girls, IT to 10 years old, are under arrest noor Whltesburg, Ky, charged with run. ming moonshine still.
 Two men held up and robbed tba Farmers' Savings bank at Liberty Ia oI practically all of the cash it had m hand just before the closing hour.
 St. Clair McKelway, editor of ina Brooklyn Eagle, is dead at his homs in Brooklyn.
 mob at Bunkie, La. hanged Tbor, as Collins, negro accused of wound. Ing a policeman, w. c. Townsend. who was shot when he tried to arrest the negro
 
 Three men are known to be dead as the result of an explosion at the plant of the United Safety Powder Go.
 By unanimous vote. the hill of rights committee of the New York constitutional convention decided asainst proposals to abolish the death penalty.
 Henry Field, grandson of the late Marshall Field, has been promoted in the ranks of the British army for dis. tinguished service.
 The Illinois division of the Dixie highway has been formally dedicated. Joseph G. Cannon threw the first shovelful of dirt
 Mike Demski, a Franklin miner killed himself with dynamite.
 Another effort to save Charles Beck. CT has failed. Chief Justice Bartlett Of the court of appeals has rejected an appeal from Becker's counsel.
 raise of three cents an hour in nay of Chicago street car employees. an- nounced, will cost the companies ap- proximately $1,170,OOO year.
 President Wilson's daughter Mar. garet has joined the chautauqua sum- mer school She will deliver several lectures during the season.
 Ethel Pigg, A years old, lifelong cripples, was shot and killed by Jo- seph Tribbey in Cass, Ind, when he mistook her for burglar.
 
 A Little Rock, Ark, jury found Mrs. Mollie Washburn, 56, guilty of first degree murder, for shooting and kill ing J. H. Suth, 63, carpenter, June 5. She was sentenced to life imprison- ment.
 The Swedish schooner Daisy struck mine and sank in the Baltic. Capt. Stryback and four of her crew were drowned.
 Walter Leake, colored, 24 years old. was shot and killed by Peter Brown. a special watchman of the Illinois Central railroad.
 A Central News dispatch from Am sterdam says: Field Marshal von Hindenburg is engaged in prepara- tions for something that will surprise the world and may decide the war" Judge R. J. Peebles instructed spe- ctal grand jurw at Raleigh, N. O., that 3he act prohibiting shipment into the state of more than one quart of alco- holic liquor to any one person in Is days is unconstitutional.