The Pulaskian., 1915-10-08
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CTS, were shot and fatally wounded by a negro tenant on the Neil plantation at Clarksdale. Miss, when they at tempted to arrest him for the killing of his wife.
 l. E. Depont de Nemours & Co have filed incorporation papers with the secretary of state of West Virginia. They will expend half million dol lars in purchasing land and will build powder factory.
 Every male German, Turk and Aus trian who has not been granted ex- emption will be required to surrender to the London police Austrians un- der 51 and Germans under 55 will be interned.
 The police at South Bend. Ind, be- ueye that John McKinstry, 17-year- old son of Dr. William B. McKinsary, who disappeared from his home week ago, has been the victim of foul play.
 Miss Clio Davenport, sister of the late Homer Davenport, cartoonist. is dead at Los Angeles as the result of an automobile accident.
 Otto Engel, an employe of a baker at Sterling, H., was killed when he became entangled in bread mixer
 
 Charles E. Schaff was appointed re- ceiver for the Missouri. Kansas X Texas Railway company.
 Mrs. James Ogden a bride of last June, is dead, the fifth victim of an epidemic of typhoid fever at Peters burg, H., in the last two weeks.
 Pope Benedict is preparing cir cular letter to the belligerents, asking for a general truce on All Souls day. Approximately 1000 employees of the United States Cartridge Co.'S plant at Lowell Mass, returned to work after being out two weeks. The com pany has submitted the question of wages to the state board of arbitra- ton
 The number of bankruptcies in Ger many from July to September of this year was 981, as compared with 1,60S during the same period last year.
 semi-official statement denying reports that Russia had asked the Japs to send troops to Europe has been issued.
 Joe Cracraft, 25 years old, of Jack son, Miss, accidentally killed himself when he was trying to shoot an owl Gen. Carranza has issued strict or ders against violation of neutrality laws on the American border.
 Gen. Alexander H. R. yon Kluck, after period of recuperation in the country, is now fully restored to health and is living in his Berlin home.
 Distinguished elergymen of the Protestant Episcopal church from many states participated in the conse- cration services of the Rev. Dr. Charles Clark Fiske as coadjutor bishop of the diocese of central New York.
 Capt. Joseph Bernier the Canadian arctic explorer, has returned to Que bee after a trip into the arctic during which he discovered new land which has been called Baffin island.
 
 John T. Scott, director of the fed eral reserve bank in Dallas, assured a committee of tbe Southern Rice Grow CTS association that the bank regards rice as 9 staple, palcing it in class with cotton.
 A new worlds record in egg-laying was established when Lady Eglantine white Leghorn, laid her 2S7th egg in 33e days at the Delaware college, Newark. Del.
 Four workmen were killed and half 2 dozen or more were injured at Phoe- nixyille, Pa, when Reading railroad passenger train ran into a score of workmen in tunnel.
 John Cameron Miller, Panama canal employe was arrested, charged with being in collusion with another man to defraud the Colombian government by raising the amount Of receipt GOV ering payment on account of the trans portation of mails.
 President Wilson promised Senator James of Kentucky to give his sup port to former Representative Stan ley. Democratic candidate for govern or of Kentucky.
 An explosion in an ammunition fac tory at Wittenberg, Prussia, Aug. 23, killed PAP worxmen and injured many others.
 Four of the sophomore class of the Kentucky state university have been