The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-07

formatory, according to Prof. Frank E. Lake of Boston.
 Notices were made out at Stuben- vile, O., calling on about 2,500 fami- lies of striking miners in Jefferson county to pay to the coal companies by Jan. Is 10 months house rent they owe. under penalty of eviction
 So numerous have illiterate foreign CTS become since the outbreak of the war forced most foreigners from Can ada that the school board at Brainerd, Minn., is considering night schools to teach them
 J. J. Lyons and Fred Miller were arrested at Waterloo, Ia, charged with counterfeiting. Seven molds, cop per, zinc and whiting and 10 counter felt dollars were found by the police.
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by the Krit Motor Car company of Detroit. The liabilities of the motor car company are said to be sS81,23 with assets of s622,533.
 Every sailor passing through the Panama canal will be given a Bible, it was stated by James Wood, presi- dent of the American Bible society.
 Details of native uprisings in the Philippines beginning Christmas eve were given in a cablegram received from Governor-General Harrison at the war department and made public by Assistant Secretary Breckenridge. The report mininlized the extent of the trouble, but stated that small bod ies of Filipinos had assembled in Ma nila and Navotas Christmas eve and at Laguna De Bay and attempted to make trouble. AS a result 40 men were arrested and one man was shot by policeman.
 Capt. Oman, commanding the armored cruiser North Carolina at Beirut, Syria, informed the navy de- partment that it was a Russian cruiser and not an American vessel which threatened to lombard Tripoli
 Most Rev. Patrick William Riordan, archbishop of the diocese of San Francisco of the Catholic church, is dead.
 The gradual withdrawal of federal ho ,Jo where they have been on strike duty since last April, will begin this week, according to Gov Ammons.
 
 Col Arthur Macarthur, grand mas- ter of the eneampment, Knights Tenn plar of the United States, died sudden ly of apoplexy at Troy, N. Y. He was 64 years old.
 The Swiss government has decided to order a partial demobilization, &C., cording to the Petit Parisienne's cor 250,000 men will gradually be re- leased from duty.
 The trawler Ocana was sunk by a mine. Eight men were drowned, only the second engineer being saved When attendants removed the cov- erings from the bed on which Peter Hammer died at the soldiers home a, Leayenworth, Kan, they found a to- bacco box in which was deposited S11,000.
 Legislation designed to prohibit the exportalon of arms and munitions of was to belligerent nations will be con- sidered by the house foreign affairs committee.
 Fernando SomeZa Vivas, consul-gen- era1 at San Francisco of the republic of Honduras, was arrested on charge of arson
 Capt. Bill Mcdonald, 65 years old, famous as Texas ranger and former ly President Wilson's bodyguard, mar ried Miss Pearl Wilkinson of Ouanah. Tex.
 Eight westbound transcontinental trains marooned in southern Arizona by the floods of last week left Phoenix with 500 passengers, some of whom had been stalled since Christmas.
 
 It was announced that the Illinois Central railroad had placed an order with the American Locomotive con- pany for 50 locomotives and the Nick el Plate railroad for 15.
 Discovery of a new counterfeit s10 note on the National Park bank Of New York City was announced. The counterfeit bears the check letter "F.' and the portrait of William Mckinley. Eight locomotives were disabled, four destroyed and the Duluth round- house of the Duluth, Winnipeg & Pa. cific railroad wrecked by fire The lrcc ie- ii