The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

Matters Of Interest Touched Upo,, n,
Netrs Gdtherers 'esS

Il is prevailing in Seward and neiohhor,u y
N lagos in Schoharie county, NY. II mad, VII
= pearance last month and a number ~ -, ai-
A. have since died The symptoms are snar 9ons
e of the throat. paralysis of the topgue ing
5. u ca. anu uouole Vision. Starvation f.,
lows in the course of the disease ioi-
z1he strike at Eau Claire is practice,
/. ly over. An attempt was made to prevent IN.
mills from resuming, but after few arres,,
the efforts to interfere with the mill emplovas
were abandoned. 1t is not expected tb,,
there will be any further trouble
In Pike county, Kentucky. wbla
Mount Clark was trying to elope with Mis-.
Stratton, he encountered Frank stratton no.
brother. stratton stabbed Clark, who sbo,
both fatally.
A Lenont, Illinois, special saysA
"All the striking quarrymen at Lemont went
back to work and the trouble is now belieyed
to be endef Only two companies of troops
now remain on the scene.
The swenty-sixth annual convention
OF the Young Mems Christian Association of
the United States and Canada met in the Ban
fist church at Atlanta, Ga. About four hun.
dred delegates were in attendance Ten in.
ternational secretaries the most of the state
secretaries, and nearly all of the general sec =
retaries were present s~-- '
Nine hundred and fifty cattle be-
longing to F. w. Frye, of Arkansas, have been
Guaranteed at Sentinel Butte, near the Mon
tana line. The cattle have been loose and
| scattered. The reason for the quarantine is
supposed, possibly, to be pleuro-p pneumonia
The cattle are apparently healthy, however.
but very poor. The owners declare the quar-
antine unwarranted.
Grassnoppers are uesrroylng large :
quantities of corn in Pamela county, Texas,
near the line of the Galveston, St Louis &
Longview railroad. One field was complete
" destoyed by them in short time. This is
their first appearance there.
A fire destroyed the most of the bust
ness portion of the town of Darlington, near
Charlottesville, Ind. About eight OF the leading
business firms of the city were burned out
Loss about 24000
William Allen Story, who ran away
from Batavia, OHIO, with another mans WIFI
six years ago, has just returned from Nebras-
DA- lit IL uON du dltDTucy lOI Tie
purpose of bringing suit against number Of
citizens who took him from Jail TO the rail
road bridge, fastened rope around his neck
and threw him over The rope broke, boweT-
er, and he managed to escape the vengeance
Of the mob.
For several days strike has been
n progress among the ore shovelers of the
o1i Iron, aud
Lemar James Sellinger and John Meyer beat
John Mitchell, non-unionist with the butt
nd of their reyolyers until he wse uncoa-
cious. They were all arrested and held M
Ter $1,000 bonds pending the resGlt OF Nit =
helfs injuries.
The amount OF money required by the
directors of the southern exposition at Louis
lille, KY, has been fully made up and the ex-
osition will open August Is. Over one-half
the space has been applied for already. ).
hough the building covers fife N acres
lumber of the most noteworthy exhibits at
lew Orleans have been promised. Damresct
as been engaged for two concerts during
We weeks, and Capras seventh regiment
and will succeed him, the season lasting ten
eeks. The exposition promises TO be the
lost brilliant ever held in the interior. =
)mmittee with the president of the exposi-
on leaves for New Orleans in few days l.;
expected that the president of the United
tates will visit Louisville during the expo
tion.-
John Neneighbor, a young man who
As been living in Springfield, Ohio, went to =
e vicinity of his wife's mothers house, four
lies north of the city, and taking place be-
nd tree, awaited the coming of his wife
ho was driving the cows home. Confront
g her he asked her to return to his home
Id live with him. She refused, whereupon
drew a revolver, and saying, Then we die
gether,n fired. She fell with ugly \
,und in her head. He then shot himself
me time after the woman revived sufficient
to reach home where she told the story.
eneighbor died in an hou-. His wife is
i've, with some hope of recovery. The sepa-
ton had not been Of long duration and was
sed ON trining differences.
Professor B. f. Odlum arrived in u
sw York from Washington. to perfect The
Engagements for his contemplated jump from
st river bridge into East river, hundred
d forty feet He stated that he proposed &c
mp, Notwithstanding the bridge officials de
lred they would prevent it. lie was con
ent the feat ,olld be performed. He had n
ranged with friends in a boat below to sig
when the river was clear, and Captain
yton in the water. attired in his nautical
ess. to render assistance If necessary.
v minutes after O'Clock the profes
jumped, and after striking the water
appeared for a few seconds Capt
we of of the tug boat, succeeded if
lching the body and took it TO Pier IL
ere it was taken charge of by friends The ,
was witnessed by hundreds who thought II
ase of suicide. Captain Rowe states thai
lum was alive when taken from the water,
I died before reaching the pier.