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ALMOST EVERY MEMBER OF
TERRE HAUTE ADMINISTRA
TION INDICTED.
MAYOR AMONG THOSE TAKEN
Donn Roberts Unable to Secure Bail
and Goes to Jail Officials Are
Charged With Conspiracy to Corrupt
Election Held Last November 3.
Indianapolis. Ind., Dec. 29. Prac
tically every member of tho city ad
ministration of Torre Haute la In
tho hands of United States authorities
as a result of the arrests of 93 persons
mado thoro on Saturday on Indict
ments charging a conspiracy to cor
rupt the election of Novomber 3 last.
Stops taken by Marshal Mark
Storen, who Is in Terre Haute, Indi
cate that other arrests are to bo
made. It Is said moro than one hun
dred and twenty-Ilvo persons wore
named in tho indictments.
Among tho men taken wero Mayor
Conn M. Roberts, who is a candidate
for tho Democratic nomination for gov
ernor In 1916; Dennis Shea, sheriff of
Vigo county; Circuit Judge Ell H. Red
,man, City Judge Thomas Smith and
other leading Terre Haute politicians.
Unable to furnish bond of $10,000
demanded by Marshal Storen, Mayor
Roberts was Included in a party of 21
of the prisoners who had failed to
provido bond, was brought to this city
and placed in jail. Mrs. Roberts said
she would procure ball for her hus
band. The others were released on bonds
ranging from $2,500 to $10,000 each.
Sheriff Shea and Judgo Redman wero
given their freedom qii bonds of $10,
000 each.
Almost the only Important official of
Terre Haute that has not been arrest
ed by federal authorities Is Edward
Holler, chief of police. Chief Holler
Is now serving a sentence in tho Vigo
county jail for contempt of court.
Frank C. Dailey, United States dis
trict attorney for Indiana, who con-
ducted tho Investigation which result
ed in tho grand jury indlctmonts, said
that Holler was among those Indicted,
but that he probably would not be ar
rested until he had completed his sen
tence In tho Vigo jail.
Mayor Roberts, who is regarded as
the leader of the alleged conspiracy to
corrupt the Terre Haute election, is
charged with many overt acts In the
indictment.
He is accused of levying assess
ments against proprietors of saloons,
dance halls, gambling houses, and re
sorts, to bo used for the registration
of voters; of hiring men to transport
repeaters from ono precinct to an
other; of conspiring to placo only
men his money could Influence on cer
tain, election boards; of ordering the
arrest of certain men to prevent their
voting, and of directing the making of
false registration cards.
When tho grand Jury completes the
investigation of Terre Hauto condi
tions It will take up, according to Mr.
Dailey, conditions in Indianapolis,
which, in the last election, wero said
to have rivaled Tdrro Hauto condi
tions In many precincts, and aJso In
Evansville, where a number of organi
zations have requested Mr. Dailey to
make an investigation
VILLA LIFTS 'SIEGE OF NAC0
Arizona Border Town Sees Governor
Maytorena Withdraw Five
m Miles Away.
Naco. Ariz., Dec. 29. United States
citizens of this town came out of their
bomb-proofs, took down tho steel platos
frorathelr windows and joyously top
pled over the baled hay barricades
surrounding their bullet-riddled dwell
ings.
The siege of tho Mexican town of
Naco was lifted Saturday night. Satur
day morning it was seen that Gov.
, Jose .Maria Maytoronn, the command
erof tho Mexican besiegers, had evac
uated, his entrenchments under cover
of darkness and withdrawn his forces
a dlstanco of five miles to the east,
south and west of the position ho has
held for tho last two' months.
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tli BOMB' THROWER ENDS LIFE
Dynamiter Hurls Explosive In Temple
at San Francisco, Ca.1. Five Per
sons Wounded.
Ijj p ,ouu rraiiciauo, i.ui., uuc. ii. a man
?Vaf namod Vavara, belloed to have been
u luiiBiuua iiyiuuc,avr!CKeu mo uinuu
temple at Filbert ancAvobster streets
on Sunday, oxplodlng a' dynamlto bomb
at tho feet of tlip Swaml Trlgunatlta
during services Vavara was instantly
killed, tho bomb blowing him almost
in two. Tho swaml wns horribly In
jured about tho legs and feet. Of tho
congregation four wero injured.
Two Kentucklans Are Killed.
Lexlngtpn, Ky., Doc. 29. Albdrt
Glllan .and. Uriah Evorly, Gillan's
brother-in-law, wore shot to death at
Island, Ky., by Chlof of Pollco Park
TaIor Iloth men roslsted nrrost and
fired on ollooman, who klllod them.
Family Wiped Out.
Lebanon, 111.. Dec. 29. The doath
within forty minutes of each other of
Viola Marie, aged eight.- .and Frank
Hagc-man, aged ten, children of Ar-
thur Hagerman, marked tho wiping out
uf h' 'jimtly h Uphold fever 1
ROUT GERMAN AIRMAN
ENGLISH AVIATOR PURSUES TEU
TON FLYER; BATTLE IN AIR.
Thought Naval Arsenal Was the Tar
get Raider Is Driven Out
to Sea.
London, Dec. 28. An attempted
aerial raid on London by a German
aoroplano was defeated on Christmas
day by tho vigilance of tho Royal fly
ing corps. Tho Star, aftoc printing
tho official announcement of the bos
tilo aoroplano seen over Sheerno38,
stutes that a German aeroplane also
flow over Gravesend, practically in the
suburbs of London, making Us way
down tho Thames, flying from the dl
lection of London. British aviators
pursued it and several shots wore
tired, without success. No bombs
were dropped.
A hostile biplane was sighted flying
over Sheerness harbor at 12:35 p. m.
Tho machine was traveling at high
speed from tho east directly toward
London.
Naval lookouts at Sheerness sight
ed tho hostile flyer at a great height
and a British machine was Bent up to
lntorcopt it
A battle in tho air followed in which
tho British aviator hit tho enemy's
machine three or four times. After a
sharp engagement tho raider was
driven eastward over the sea with tho
British flyer in pursuit
Thousands of persons gathered at
the sea front to witness tho battle.
Tho British machine was not pre
pared for a long flight and tho English
aviator returned to SheernesB.
At first it was thought tho German
was intent upon dropping bombs on
tho naval arsenal at Sheerness or on
somo of tho British warships anchorod
there.
Sheerness is In tho mouth of tho
Thames and about thlrty-flvo miles
from London.
ITALIANS LAND IN ALBANIA
Troops Aid Inhabitants In Revolt
Against Turkish Rule May
Cause War.
London, Dec. 28. A violent revolu
tion has broken out in Albania against
Essad Pasha, whom Turkey estab
lished as ruler there when tho Otto
man government broke into the Euro
pean war.
Essad Pasha's palace at Tirana has
been pillaged and burned. Massacres
aro reported.
Tho Italian government has landed
sailors from tho warships at the prin
cipal Albanian port of Avlona to re
store order and protect Europeans and
the peaceful inhabitants.
Italian intervention may embroil
Italy with her recent foe. Turkey, and
holds possibilities of far-reaching re
sults. Recent dispatches from Athens by
way of Paris said that anarchy reigned
at Avlona and that the region arcund
tho Albanian seaport was a prey to
civil war.
Italian naval forces occupied vA
lona on October 26. Tho expedition
was in a relief expedition.
PROSPERITY SURE TO COME
President of Steel Corporation As
serts War Profits United
State $300,000,000.
Now York, Dec. 25. "Tho groat era
of prosperity that I predicted flvo
weeks ago Is as suro to arrlvo as
summer. I know for a certainty that
Europo has placed with American
manufacturers orders for $300,000,000
worth of goods for delivery within
a year. Our only difficulty will bo In
providing facilities for tho transporta
tion of tho merchandise," declared
Charles M. Schwab, president of the
Bothlehom Steel corporation, when he
returned on tho Lusltania.
"My only reason for visiting Eng
land was to cancel contracts for tho
construction of submarines for Euro
pean nations. Secretary of State
Bryan told mo that tho shipment of
boats of war to any of tho belliger
ent powers was a breach of neutral
ity." JAP DIET OUSTED BY RULER
House Refuses to Increase the Army,
So Its Life Is Ended by the
Emperor.
Tokyo, Dec. 28. Owing to rejection
of tho mcasuro for an Increase in tho
army the emperor dissolved tho inv
porlal diet on Friday, thus upholding
tho program of tho ministry for mili
tary development. When tho decision
was announced there was a great com
motion In tho houso and cheers from
tho government sido. Tho army meas
uro was rejected by a majority of 05,
but tho houso npproved tho naval In
crease by a majority of seven. A re
script suspends tho houso of poors
pending an election, which probably
will bo hold In March.
Kaiser Honors Mackensen.
Berlin, via Amsterdam, Dec. 25.
Gen. August von Mackensen has boon
promoted to oberst-goneral for his suc
cesses In Poland against tho Russians.
Tho iron cross of tho first class has
also been conferred upon him.
Alfred Henry Lewis Dead.
Now York, Dec. 25. Alfrod Henry
Lewis, tho well-known nowspapor man
and writer of books, died on Wednes
day morning at tho homo of his moth
er hero of an intestinal disorder. Ho
had been HI only a few days.
RAID ON GERMANY
ZEPPELING, SUBMARINES, AERO
PLANES AND BRITISH SHIPS IN
BATTLE OFF CUXHAVEN.
THREE ENGLISH BOATS HIT
4ero Pilot Is Lost at Sea Near Helgo
land London Claims All Explosives
Took Effect Teutons Repulsed Foes
Metz and Brussels Shelled.
London, Dec. 29. An official an
nouncement glvon by tho admiralty on
Sunday describes tho most spectacular
battlo in tho history of warfare, In
which land batteries, warships, sub
marlno boats, aeroplanes, hydroplanes
nnd Zeppelins wero ongaged.
Tho battle is that which rosultod
when tho combined British sea and
air fleets attacked tho German naval
station at Cuxhaven, on tho south bank
of tho Elbo's mouth, ncrosB from the
entrance to tho Kiel canal.
Tho statement follows:
"On Friday, December 25, Gorman
warships lying in Schllllg roads, off
Cuxhaven, woro attacked br sovon
naval aeroplanes.
"The attack was dollvered at day
light, starting from a point In tho
vicinity of Helgoland.
"Tho British seaplanes wero escort
ed by a light cruiser and a torpedo
boat destroyer force, with submarines.
As soon as theto -hips wore seen by
tho Gprmans at Holgoland two Zeppe
lins and threo or four hostile Boa
planes, acting In conjunction with sev
eral hostllo submarines, attacked
thorn.
"A naval combat ensued between
most modern cruisers on tho ono hand
and the enemy's air craft and sub
marines on tho other.
"By swift maneuvering tho enemy's
submarines wero avoided, and tho Zep
pelins woro easily put to flight by tho
guns of tho Undaunted and the Aro
thusa. "Tho enemy's Zeppelins dropped
bombs near our ships without hitting
nny of them.
"The BrltlsL ships remained for
threo hours off tho onomy's cost Six
air pilots woro picked up.
"Threo other air pilots wero picked
up later, according to arrangement, by
British submarines which woro stand
ing by, their machines being sunk.
"Ono pilot, Flight Commander How
lltt, is missing. His machine was seen
wrecked about eight miles from Hel
goland, and his fato is at present un
known. "Tho extent of tho damage dono by
tho British airmen's bombs cannot bo
estimated, but all tho missiles wero
discharged on points of military sig
nificance. Berlin, via wireless to Sayvillo, L.
I., Dec. 29. An attack by British
cruisers, destroyers and hydroplanes
on the Gorman naval baso in tho North
sea of which Wilhelmshaven and Cux
havon aro important conters, is re
ported in a statement from tho admir
alty hero. Tho attacks wero mado
December 25.
"Tho admiralty reports that on De
comber 25 eight British ships mado a
dash into a German bay. Hydroplanes
convoyed by them advanced against
tho mouths of tho German rivers and
hurled bombs a' the anchored ships
there and a gas tank near Cuxhaven,
without hitting .them or doing any
damage. Tho hydroplanes woro flred
upon and withdraw to tho west.
German airships and aeroplanes ro
connoltored against tho British forces
and hit with bombs two British de
stroyers and ono convoy. Flro started
on tho latter. Fog prevented a con
tinuation of tho fighting."
London, Dec. 29. English nnd
French aviators, according to official
announcements issued on Sunday,
have carried out successful aerial at
tacks upon tho important aviation
bases of tho Germans at Metz and
Brussels.
Tho aviation hangars at Froscaty,
near Metz, wero bombarded and it is
belloved considerable damage was
dono. Bombs nnd arrows woro droppod
upon tho railway station at Metz and
upon tho military barracks at St.
Prlvat, just outsldo tho town.
At Brussels 12 bombs wero dropped
on tho Ethorbeek airship shed, six of
which woro effective. Tho German
hangar was burned.
An unofficial dispatch recolvod by
tho Exchange Telegraph company
from Rosondaal says:
"ft is ruuiored hero that a Zoppelln
was sighted near NIeuport and was
shot at by tho allies and all Its occu
pants killed in tho debris of tho air
ship as It descended."
With dramatic suddenness tho
French avenged tho Zoppolln attack
on Nancy, In which two porsons woro
klllod nnd a number wounded
France Orders Wrappers.
Chicago, Dec. 28. Franco has or
dorod 250,000 pounds of folt wrappers
for tho soldiers' cantoons from a local
company.
British Raid Dardanelles.
Athens, via Paris, Dec. 29. It Is re
ported that an English submarlno en
tered tho Dardanelles and destroyed
threo of tho flvo series of mlnoH which
had boon laid In tho channol. Tho sub
marine oscapod undamaged.
Believes German Raider Lost His Life.
London, Doc. 29. Tho Gorman
aviator who tried ,to attack iho Brit
ish naval baso at Sheerness is be
lloved to havo porlshod A llghthouao
keepor In the North sen said an aoro
plano fell Into tho water
PRAISES U.S. STABILITY
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
M'ADOO IS OPTIMISTIC.
Sees 'Tremendous Era of Prosperity
Next Year After Reaction"
Going to California.
Chicago, Doc. 29. W. G. McAdoo,
secretary of tho treasury, stopped In
Chicago a few hours on his way to
California.
"I consldor it phenomenal that this
country should havo gono through
such a period of business stagnation
without n panic," tho secretary said
In substance. "But everywhoro aro
tho signs of a reaction. I look to a
tremendous era of prosperity noxt
year. Tho tldo has turned and con
ditions aro already greatly Improved
over what thoy woro six months ago.
Wo aro going to havo tho greatest
period of prosperity wo havo over
seen.
"What effect has tho railroad freight
rate lncreaso hnd In Chicago? Aro
tho roads taking on moro men?" ho
asked.
"I am receiving reports from all
over tho country which show that tho
rato incroaso nnd tho organization of
tho re8orvo banks havo dono much
toward steadying business conditions."
"How about tho effect of tho Euro
pean war?" ho was asked.
"Any war Is Injurious to tho world,
yet wo havo reached tho point whoro
tho present war Is in somo ways an
actual benefit. Ever slnco it began
we have unconsciously begun to econo
mize, moro so than wo did during the
financial stringency which preceded
It"
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Washington, Doc. 25. Chairman
Honry of tho houso rules committee
announced on Wednesday that bo
would not call up tho Mondoll woman
suffrago resolution beforo January 10.
Opponents of the resolution will com
bat It on tho ground upon which pro
hibition was dofeated that both suf
frago and .prohibition aro matters to
bo decided by tho states.
Paris, Dec. 25. Tho chamber of
deputies on Wednpsday voted unani
mously an- appropriate of 8,600,000,
000 francs ($1,700,000,000) to covor
tho expenses of tho next six months,
including tho cost of tho war.
San Antonio, Tex., Dec. 25. That
Provisional President Gutierrez has
quit tho presidency of Moxlco City,
duo to tho differences between him
and Gon, Felipo Angeles and fol
lowers of Zapata, was reported on
Wednesday to T. R. Boltran, local con
stitutionalist consul.
Columbus, O., Dec. 2b. Former
Stato Senator Georgo IC Cotono of
Dayton, serving threo years in prison
for complicity in tho legislative brib
ery scandal of 1911, was pardoned by
Governor Cox.
Muscatlno, la., Dec. 26. Tom Lon
don, half brother of Jack Loudon, tho
novelist, died here. For years ho had
lived tho life of a hermit.
Tokyo, Dec. 26. During an Inter
pellation tho Japaneso minister of for
eign affairs, Taksakl Kato, declared
that no country had asked Japan to
send an army to Europo. Tho war
minister, Lieutenant General Oka, said
tho Japaneso had sent arms to Europo
to tho value of 10,000,000 yen ($5,000,.
000).
PORTUGAL TO JOIN ALLIES
Chamber of Deputies Adopts Inter
vention Resolution To Push
Preparations.
Lisbon, Dec. 25. A formal notion
embodying tho declaration that Por
tugal Is preparing for "Intervention
in tho war In Europo by the sldo of
Great Britain" was adopted by tho
chamber of deputies. Tho motion up
holds tho facts of tho recently formed
cablnot, declaring that "tho political
crisis lmB been solved along constitu
tional linos" and that "tho first acts
of tho now govornment wore inspired
by a patriotic purpose" Tho chamber
expressed its confidence that tho gov
ornment would push forward Its prep
arations for tho military defense of its
colonics and for lntorver.tion In
Europe
Turks Cross Egyptian Line.
Berlin (wireless via London), Dec.
25. Constantinople reports that Turk
ish troops havo passed tho Egyptian
frontlor in forco, according to an offi
cial announcement made horo.
Constantinople also reports that
Russian forces mado a night attack
on tho Turks enst of KosprlkoJ,
Many Indian Mohnmmodans from
tho British army of occupation In
Egypt f-ro deserting to tho Turks.
Deputations of Indian Mohnmmod
tons havo been received In Con
stantinople Quincy A. Shaw Taken III.
Boston, Deo. 28. Quincy A. Shaw,
president of tho Calumet & Hecla Min
ing company, has been compelled to
relinquish all business becauso of a
phyUcal and norvous breakdown, ac
cording to a statement mado hero.
U. 0. Troops to Use Canal.
San Francisco, Dec 28. Tho United
Statos army transport Buford, with
tho Thirtieth infantry aboard, sallod
for Now York by way of tho Panam .
canal Tho troops will bo assigned to
i tho I'lattsburg barrack
NEWS FROM STATE HOUSE
Corporation permits brought in a
total of $84,167 to tho secretary of
stato during tho past halt year, whllo
other receipts of tho office amounted
to more thau $10,000.
Tho light fixtures which havo de
layed tho opening of tho night school
torm at tho stato penitentiary are now
In placo and school will start soon
after Now Year's day.
An open forum on school law re
vision will bo a feature of tho meeting
of tho' rural school patrons in Lincoln
during tbo week of organized agricul
ture, January 18 to 23.
Dr. Thomas, stato superintendent
elect, is still In search of a deputy at
a salary of $1,800. Ho has several ap
plications on file, but the men of his
tlrst and second choice who were not
applicants, havo declined tho appoint
ment. The report of B. J. Robinson, stato
accountant, showB that tho Btato food,
dairy, drug and oil department of No
braska for the year ending, Novombor
30, 1914, received a total of $93,004.53
and paid out $10,066.71 In salaries and
expenses, making a net profit of $46,
937.88 for tho state.
Treasurer-elect G. E. Hall has an
nounced tho appointment of Miss 'May
Holland of Lincoln as etenographor
for IiIb office. Miss Holland has been
In tho office of the secretary of stato
for tho past three years, but was
recommended for her now position by
democrats familiar with her ability.
A legislator-elect who for the tlmo
bolng docs not resiro his name to bo
mentioned, declares ho will ask for an
Investigation concerning a well-authenticated
report ho has, togethor
with somo proof, that tho uso of stato
stamps for private purposes has boon
grlovously abused within the past
year.
Establishment of a Btato stamping
office, through which all official mall
of the state must pass, is the recom
mendation to bo mado to tho noxt
legislature by Auditor W. B. Howard.
Ho Insists that only In such a movo
can all state offices protect themselves
against political or other mlsuBo of
stato postage.
Judgo J. A. Lawrcnco of Tecumseh
has shipped tho case of war nnd other
relics, property of the local G. A. R.
post, to tho adjutant gonoral at Lin
coln, to bo added to tho state collec
tion. This was in accordance with
arrangements made with persons in
terested. Thoro aro somo very inter
esting war relics among tho list.
Naming of five responsible business
men of the stato to appraise tho ground
that will bo condemned for university
extension, Is to bo a duty thrust upon
Governor Morohead In tho not distant
future. Tho executive board has Indi
cated that ho will enter into tho mat
ter slowly and that tho appralsorshlp
appointments will represent every
thing that Is desirable la ability and In
tegrity. Although tho federal law providing
for a stamp tax on business paper
contains a specific oxemptlon as to
state, municipal or other public docu
ments, a good many peoplo who send
vouchers to tho Btato auditor aro af
fixing 10-cont stamps thoroto. Auditor
Hownrd announces that no stamp is
necessary and anyone who uses it Is
Blmply contributing needlessly to tho
federal government.
Announcement of tho release of Hvo
stock sanitary orders pertaining to tho
disinfection of stock cars and quaran
tine against cattlo brought In from
Illinois is mado by Stale Votorlnarlan
Klgtn. Tho former order pertained to
cars used in Interstate shipments und
tho latter pertained to cattlo brought
In from torrltory whore the foot and
mouth disease was bolioved to havo
been raging.
Tho semi-annual report of" Stato
Auditor W. B. Howard for tho period
ending Juno 30 shows that on that
dnto the stato had $900,117 of war
rants outstanding. Since that tlmo
tho stato treasurer has called In sev
eral hundred thousand dollars of war
rants and haa called in all warrants
issued up to December 9. Tho amount
of permanont educational investments
of tho stato at the end of six months
was $9,871,985.
Congressman Klnkald has written
Secretary of Stato Walt to protost
against tho stntemont that ho expend
ed $735.74 In Ills recont cnmpalgn. Ho
Bays his sworn statement filed with
tho secretary of state shows ho ox
ponded $550.07.
"Small Fruits for tho Homo" will be
tho themo or G. S. Christy of Johnson,
who will address the mombors of tho
Stato Horticultural sooloty, January
20. Tho horticulturists will moot dur
ing the week pf organised agriculture,
January 18 to 23.
News has boon received by the stato
railway commission that tho further
hearing of tho Sioux City rato caso
nnd related cases boforo tho Jntorstnto
comiuorco commlBBlon hns boon post
poned Indefinitely. Tho compalnts
brought by Sioux City, Council Bluffs,
St. .Tosoph. Knnsns City, Atchison nnd
Donvor, assnlllng tho class rates In
Nobraska, havo all been consolidated
nnd will bo heard at tho snmo time.
These mattora wero to havo boen
taken up at Omahn on Jnnuary 18, but
It Is not known now how soon tho fed
eral commission will roach thom.
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