The Pulaskian., 1915-10-01


 who was wounded severely in tba trenches recently, has undergone a successful operation on his eye
 Waldo Thomas of Big Rock II, won the Wheatland chamDionsbir blowing contest for the second tirnp in two years.
 Important public demonstrations in favor of peace will be held in all tba principal towns of Switzerland on Oct. 8.
 Twenty-six operators of bicvclo wheel chairs at the Panama-Pacific exposition struck for the old rate of $2 day.
 Included in the cargo of the Dutch steamship Sloterdijk, which arrived at New Orleans from Rotterdam. wera 1,S47 cases of German-made toys.
 In clash with strike rioters at tho Corbin screw factory, New Britain Conn.,, three policemen were iniured by flying bricks and stones.
 
 The United States mail to Eurone has fallen off at such rate since the beginning of the war that the post. office department will not ask for the usual appropriation for the transpor. tation of such mail.
 Tennessee has established a cattle sheep and swine quarantine against Illinois.
 Solomon Bryson, Fl years old, of Columbia, Mo-. was married to Mrs. Fannie Lewis, 60.
 The British horse transport shin Anglo-Columbia, en route from Mon treal to England, was torpedoed by a German submarine off Fastnet.
 Benjamin Chamberlain, formerly a prominent Columbus, O., politician. killed himself in Los Angeles, Cal.
 
 Elder J. H. Zook, who preached at the final camp meeting of the Holi- ness denomination at Bellevue, Neb..
  it's indifference and wiekedness and prayed that the wages of sin be wis ited upon it.
 The Dutch steamer Koningen, of 5000 tons, which struck a mine as she was on her way to Amsterdam from Batavia, Java, capsized and sank in the Thames.
 A 2-cent letter rate and extension of the parcel post system to all coun- tries on the American continent were discussed at meeting of the United States International High commission on uniformity of laws.
 President Robert G. Allen of the Little Rock club of the Southern as- sociation turned over to the Arkansas penitentiary 100 baseballs for the use of prisoners.
 Michael McGraw, 30, and John Grant, 45 years old, were drowned near Tulsa, Ok, when a broken cul- vert let the horses and wagons into nine feet of the Arkansas river.
 An outbreak of typhoid fever in Menard county, H., caused call for assistance to be sent to the state board of health. There are 80 cases at Petersburg, 16 at Athens and nine at Greenview.
 1fr,o oP ntc If stomach and portions of the liver and kidneys of Mrs Polly Davis of Breath it county, Ky, whom Mrs. Mamie Hamlin of Fayetteville, Ark. was ac- cused of poisoning, shows no evidence of poisoning.
 Jacksonville, H., will continue to live under the commission form Of government. At a special election the commission form of government was voted to be retained. The vote was 2,773 to LAP.
 Esther Morton, wealthy and proml- nent business man of Providence, Ky, shot and killed Harvey Mcdowell, whom he had found with his wife and shot and mortally wounded Mrs. Mor- ton.
 Isabella Wade of Chicago, who was arrested in Milan, Italy, in June, charged with being an accomplice or Bavarian officer, Martin Schehmam- mer, previously accused of espionage, has been released.
 The body of Miss Jennie Davis, 2o years old, was found in Shaker lake, Cleveland, O., by Robert T. HattwicK
 Damages to the amount of $150,ooo were asked by the Prince Line, Llm- ited, of Newcastle, England, from F. D. Steger, in a suit which alleges fall- ure to deliver horses in Galveston TOT shipment to France.
 Clyde Davis, circuit court clerk ol