Gilpin observer., 1916-11-02
FOREIGN

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Rule for Ireland.
The Reichstag at Berlin after a
short discussion passed the bill for a
new war credit of 12.000,000 marks,
asked for by Count Won Roedern, the
imperial treasurer.
Austria's new premier, Dr. Won
Koerber, submitted to Emperor Fran
els Joseph list of the new cabinet,
the Stuergkh cabinet having submit
ted their designations.
The total wheat harvest of the
world is estimated by the agricultural
institute at Rome as'7 per cent be-
low the average and 25 per cent be-
low that of last year.
Although Germany has obliterated
nearly 10 per cent of Norway's mer
chant fleet, it is not believed in well
informed quarters at London that Nor
way will seek break with Germany.
The recent report that Prince
George of Greece, brother of King
Constantine, was to return to Athens
from London, where he has been for
sometime representing the views of
lne Greek court, is untrue.
DIR. Lebredo, dispatched by the gov
eminent of Cuba to Tampico. Mexico,
to make an investigation of Asiatic
cholera, reports that the cases are
cholerine, disease Something like
Asiatic cholera, but not contagious.
The Norwegian sailing ship Regina
of Skien was set on fire by the Ger
man submarine U-34 while the ship
was on her way from Norway to Eng
land, and two members of her crew
were drowned according to Reuter-
dispatch.
A dispatch to Reuters telegram
company from Melbourne says that NJ.
Higgs, minister of the treasury of the
commonwealth, A. Gardiner, vice-pres-
ident of the executive council and A.
j. Russell, assistant minister of ma
rine, have resigned. 1t is understood,
the correspondent adds, that they are
opposed to CONSUMPTION.
The weekly statement of the I'M
perial Bank of Germany issued Oct.
%, shows the following changes: To-
tai coin and bullion increased 1885,
900 marks; gold increased 2,179, 900;
treasury notes increased 20,544 900;
notes in circulation decreased $685.
600; deposits increased 29,643,OOO;
other liabilities decreased 5,591, 900;
total gold holdings, 2,503, 4O1 900
marks
SPORTING NEWS
Denver University cleaned up on
the Creighton eleven at Omaha 10 to
IS.
Colorado pigskinners lost to the fast
Mormon warriors at Salt Lake, 3S
to 0.
Billy Miske of St. Paul outfought
Battling Levinsky in ten-round bout
at New York.
Captain Boeltke, the famous Ger
man aviator, during an air fight at
London. came INTO collision with an
other airplane and was killed.
Bill Kenworthy, formerly with the
Denver Bears, now with the Oakland
club, was the leading slugger of the
Pacific coast league, and Buddy Ryan,
former Denver amateur player, was
the sixth best, according to averages
for the season.
AT Fort Collins the Aggies, foot
ball champions of the Rocky Noun
tain conference in 1915, proved
their right to the title again
this year, but they had most
desperate struggle in doing so when
they bucked against the Colorado
College Tigers, the score being IA
to IL.
GENERAL
Two jockeys and two soldiers were
injured at the Southern Arizona fair
at Tucson.
John Sebastian Little, 65 years old,
former governor of Arkansas and for
mer congressman from this state,
died at Little Rock
Kalman KAMA Volkanya, Austrian.
Hungarian minister TO Mexico, accom-.
panied by retinue OF eight, arrived
at Laredo, Tex, from Mexico City.
and left Immediately for San Antonio.
The Donaldson liner Marina, re-
ported sunk by German submarine,
was n merchant ship when she sailed
from the Baltimore port Sept. 20 on
the voyage ending at Glasgow. Oct.
10. according to the records at the
Baltimore customs house.
st. Pauls chapel in lower Broadway
in one of the busiest parts of New
York where George Washington wor-
SHIPPED, began its l50th anniversary
celebration Monday. The service on
Tuesday was attended by a represent
alive of the president of the United
States. the governor of New York and
the mayor of the city.
With drawn revolvers and threaten.
ing to kill him If he made a move. two