The Pulaskian., 1916-01-21

dike, 21, sons of Furman U. Opdihe' millionaire Chicago Board of Trade man, were arrested, charged with plot ting the murder of their parents.
 Rioting broke out between rival fac tions at the church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Dupont, near Scran- ton, Pa, Sunday, and resulted in the death of one man and the serious in jury of at least a dozen more.
 The Mahoning county grand jury has returned indictments against 26 persons involved in the late labor troubles at Youngstown, o.
 Mrs. Betty Bird was shot and killed on the street at Sullivan, H., as she was leaving the courthouse after be- ing granted a divorce from Charles Bird.
 Overcome with cold and stricken by apoplexy, Frank Elam, wealthy farm CT of South Pana. H., fell dead in his barn lot.
 The crude submarine Fool Killer" recovered from the river bottom at Chicago a few weeks ago, was found to contain some human bones, sup posed to be those of the inventor.
 Martin w Ross, who until a year ago lived with his parents at White hall, H., was killed under load of oats which overturned on the way to market.
 A third of the city of Bergen, Nor way, was destroyed by fire. Two lives were lost and 2,000 damage is estimated at s15,000,000.
 
 A dispatch to the Temps says the Swiss government has fined the editor of the newspaper Fl Ragno for pub fishing a scurrillous poem about Elm peror William.
 Judge S. c. Slough, at Morris, H., wrecker, another continuance. The date is set for Jan. 29.
 Ten children who were playing in gravel pit near the Cologne aviation grounds were killed by an air bomb. s. J. Weller, cashier of the Dundee (Ky.' Safety Deposits bank, ended his life by hanging while bank examiners were looking over his books.
 
 Gen. Carranza and the de facto gov ernment of Mexico are to be given full opportunity to run to earth the mur- derers of American citizens at Santa Ysabel.
 The fifth regiment, Ohio national guard, which has been on strike duty at Youngstown, O., returned home. Mme E. Lanel, wife of the French minister to Brazil, whose death in Rio Janeiro is announced, was Miss Amy Mckee, the daughter of Mrs. Sam Bell Mckee of Oakland, Cal. The Alabama circuit court of ap- peals held that beneficiaries of man hanged for murder cannot collect his insurance policy.
 A robber who had obtained $500 in the First State bank here failed to lock the cashier securely in the vault. The cashier released himself and with a rifle bullet broke the leg of the horse on which the robber was fleeing.
 
 Four persons were injured and a number of houses were destroyed by a tornado which swept Madison Station, Tenn.
 Matthew A. Schmidt. convicted of complicity in the destruction of the Los Angeles Times building by dyna- mite, was sentenced to life imprison- ment.
 Albert c. Long was found dead by his father-in-law in his garage at Chi cago. The place was filled with gas fumes and his death was attributed to petromortis.
 The proposed bond issue of S400, 900 for the establishment of municipal electric lighting system at Springfield, Mo.
 Five stores were destroyed at Ot- tumwa, Ia.. by fire in the heart of the retail district, with loss of s500.000
 Angelo Sarto, only brother of the late Pope Plus, is dead at the age of 79 years. For years he was the post master of the village of Brazle.
 
 The Belgian spy Gels. who de nounced Edith Cavel, the English nurse who was executed at Brussels some time ago by the Germans, was assassinated.
 Ten whales, weighing from 1000 to 5000 pounds each, were washed