The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21
BRIEFLY TOLD.

| 01SxCE ~ L xOAOs
The national grange opened a session ir
| Nashville on the 18th. Proceedings were with
closed doors.
Governor Hoadley, of Ohio, has suspended
the execution of George Oliver, under SEN
tence to be hanged November
Gov. Hoadey refuses to order the militia
into the Hooking Valley until convinced that
the sheriffs have done all in their power and
failed.
Prime Minister Ferry has informed England
that if China accepts mediation without delay
France will limit its claim for indemnity to
$40, 100000.
Three daughters of Richard Tetherington at
Toronto, Ont, were found insensible from gas
from coal stove. Medical aid was summoned
and the victims will probably recover.
Jackson L. Howard, well-known farmer in
the town of Sherburne, Chenango county,
New York, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head. He was aged
forty-nine, and in good circumstances.
John Murphy, proprietor of the Exchange"
saloon, at Denver, and well-known sporting
man, was arrested, charged with numbering
his wife. Mrs. Murphy died from injuries, so
it is alleged, received at her husbands hands.
Kiernan's agency gives the following as
rates to brokers to Chicago: New York Cen
trial and Erie, $11.0O to $11.50; West Shore,
S12.00; Lackawanna, $14.50. The New York
Central is expected to make further reduc-
ton.
Wolf Bros, wholesale dealers of hats and
caps, Chicago, confessed judgment for a total
mt 80 Al -~I- l.
the sheriff Liabilities estimated at $1650O0;
assets S1l5,O00 of which $4,000 is in outstand-
ing accounts.
In the case of All Ky, the Chinaman ar
ranged at Albany, N. Y, for the murder of
Wee Kee, the jury found verdict of man.
slaughter in the third degree. Justice Peck
ham sentenced the prisoner to twenty years at
hard labor in Clinton prison.
Maggie Quinlan, residing near Sinsinawa
Mound. Wis, committed suicide by shooting
herself with revolver. Ill health is supposed
to have been the cause of the rash act. She
had recently returned from Montana, where
she had been 10 recover her health.
The National Wire company at Chicago has
assigned to A. NJ. Evans. The concern was
engaged in manufacturing barbed wire. Bad
times and sharp competition in this line of
business caused the failure. The assets and
liabilities are each estimated at $4,000.
A reporter interviewed fifteen manufacture
ers in the largest manufacturing towns of
northern New York on the effect of politics in
their industry. Republicans and democrats
agreed that the election of Cleveland would
have little effect on any of the manufacturing
industries.
Secretary Teller, upon the order of the SUI
preme court of the District of Columbia,
directed Colonel Burnside, late disbursing
clerk OF the postoffice department, now under
indictment for embezzling government funds,
to be placed in the government insane asylum
at Washington.
Rev. James Mcleod. pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church of Indianapolis and who
formerly occupied the pulpit of the Presbyter-
ian church at Buffalo, New York, says he has
1t on good authority that Governor Cleveland
will. shortly be united in marriage to young
lady of Buffalo
George Alberts, desperate criminal of
Shelbyville, Ind, was shot dead at his house
on the 9th by John Renner, of Connersville.
Renner gave himself up and pleaded self
defense. Alberts was beating his wife and
Renner interfered. Alberts turned on him |
and Renner shot him.
Jay Gould sent the following to Cleveland: |
Il heartily congratulate you on your election. |
All concede that your administration as gov
ernor has been WISE and conservative, and in !