Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1920-05-06
FOREIGN.

SelZeu more tnan l0OOO POUNDS Ster-
ling in American gold coins concealed
in the fOrepeak water bank.
Out of the millions of Britishers who
fought in the war only one soldier re-
mains unidentified. He Is a private
who lost his memory through shell
shock, and no trace can be found of his
relatives. All the missing" have been
accounted for.
British clergymen want the mar
riage fee doubled. A couple may now
be married for $1.75, but the preach
ers say that inasmuch as the burial
rates have been doubled in the last
five years 1t is right that the mar
riage cost should advance accordingly.
Two alleged anarchists were killed
and thirty wounded at Turin, Italy, in
a May Day clash with a detachment
of the royal guards. A group of men
carrying the black flag attacked the
guards with rifles and hand grenades,
seriously wounding two guards. The
guards opened fire. tA
The Allied ReparatiOn Commission
has refused Germany's recent request
not to be deprived Of it's last ships"
and pointed out that, although it has
| been three months since the treaty be-
came effective, not vessel has been
delivered and that the commissioners
cannot possibly consider further pro-
posals until satisfactory quantity of
tonnage IS surrendered. r..4t,
Opium said to be worth over $780,
| nn0 hos In,
tiOn of Vancouver, B. c., by detectives
1t is semi-officially announced from
Warsaw that a man named POsrednic-
lie, VINO is declared 10 nave been one
OF tne group which assassiilatea.4 Tor
lner emperor Nlcholas' was taken from
jail ana hahded over TO the BolsheViki,
WHO took nm 10 the hed front. Ihere
he was shot for high treason.
| TeleshOre Gagnon was found guilty
at Montreal Of having participated in
causing the death OF his l4-year-old
daughter, Aurore, by torture. The jury
convicted MIN or manslaughter. His
| wl1e, Marie ANNIE Houde, stepmother
or the chlid, was previously convicted
or murder ana Is sentenced to die In
October. while there was evidence
that Gagnon was unnaturally cruel to-
waru Ills ua"shter' IL was lhuicateo
'n"' ne ""e uhuei pressure ifoih 'he
s'epiiio'hei'
GENERAL.
| Only twenty-three alleged extremists
finally have been held for deportation
Mt Ellis Island, out of 600 rounded I'M
in raids by the Department of Justice
last January, according to n statement
by Miss Rose Weiss counsel for many
of them. .r..l
The Supreme Court has set aside
the Oklahoma Supremc Court DEGREES
DENYING judgments to sixty-seyen Choc.
taw and Chickasaw Indian citizens in
that state who sought n refund of
$4,000 collected by Love county off.
Gals as taxes on land allotted them
under n treaty.
The courage of Anna Trusheim, a
servant, who in the summer of 1914
locked burglars in Mr.. VOgt's house
and effected their capture by tele-
phoning the police, was rewarded in
the will of the late Charles Vogt, Jr.,
Brooklyn, a wholesale tobacco leaf
merchant, who left the maid $1,000.
Four hundred and forty-seven Illicit
stills We're destroyed in the state of
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee dur
ing the month of March, according to
reports received by the prohibition
commission at Washington. The seiz-
ures include those made by state pro-
hibitiOn officers, federal revenue Off
GERS and civil guardians of the law.
| Fire losses in Manila during 1919
were the largest in the history of tbe
city, amounting to $40, $1,000, accord
ing to the annual report of the fire
department, made public. The losses