The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-03
GENERAL NEWS and NOTES.
Matters of Interest Touched Upon by Press
Netcs Caterers.


other day and passing through the model &c
cational exhibit of Iowa, l found an exhi
, which, in complication, variety and ornameI
> alton and beauty and finish, rivals the fl
I thousand dollar dressing case from Mexic
. It's a piece, or work, of penmanship, viii
, has never been equalled among its class.
r size, it is 5x4 feet, and consists Of a doz,
, varieties of lettering, with winged figures
Mercury, Corinthian columns vinc-wreatht
border, shading as exquisitely fine as goss
ner, the whole so perfect and picturesque
TO frequently be mistaken for fine steel Ell
craving. The artist whose work it is, Mr. G.
Chapman. a student Of Prof. Bayless' Con
mercial College at Dubuque, was engage
nine months in the production of this sple
did "Pen Picture" his only instrument bein
an ordinary steel pen. 1t has on it his PEI
feet portrait and that of his instructor, and
valued at $1,000.
The epidemic at Plymouth, Pa,
slowly improving. The relief committees re
port for the past week shows the total nun
number seriously Ill at 300, destitute familie
220 deaths 1, recovered Ill. This is de
cidedly better showing than that for the weel
previous. The committee states that the,
are In need of more money.
A fire in Philadelphia destroyed the
large lard and pork packing establishment O.
Washington Butchers Sons, on Monroe street
The building was four stories high and coy
cred half block. When the walls fell sew
eral frcmen were injured, none fatally. Loss,
100000. The fire is believed to have been
caused by lightning igniting fat stored in the
building. Later estimates placed the loss at
S150,000.
During an alteration in Cusick's
barroon, Broadway, New York, between John
W. Barrett. of Jersey City. and Robt. j.
Painter, of Brooklyn. Painter shot Barrett, In
nicting a mortal wound. Cusick was shot in
the knee. Barrett was taken to the hospi-
tai.
st. Paul, Mimi, was the scene of
cold blooded murder on the 10TH While T.
]. Law, owner of the barges on the river was
talking with woman in her door yard, Otto
Cavensky Pole, shot him through the back,
killing him instantly. Last April Lavensky's
'on, while working on Laws barge, fell over
,oard and was drowned. Lavensky swore
vengeance on Law, and procuring gun,
oaded it with ball and buckshot and laid in
vait for his victim. Lavensky confessed the
rime when arrested and manifested no re-
ret. The murderer is liable to be lynched
Rev. F. S. Bowdish, a Methodist |
oh 80 r.
} three years in the penitentiary for the lar |
,ny of 1926 from Mary Bowdish, his divorced |
life. He was convicted on the evidence of |
Is thirteen-yea daughter.
George Schn elder was hanged at
amilton, o., for the murder of his mother
st October. He confessed the crime last
eek. He was hanged in the jail yard.
Charles Campbell, alias Red, was
anged at Pointe Alahache, Plaquemine par
b, La, for the murder of Theodore Tupel-
ch, in that parish on August "a, 1884.
For some time great excitement has
listed at Greenville, Texas, on account of
e insult offered young lady upon the
eets by Frank Wfbrink, welto-do mill
ner at Kingston. When the officers brought
n to JAIL parties of men were on the watch
: him, intending to take him from the
lcers and attending to his case, but
, officers eluded them. Sheriff
lie, fearing that Wilbrink would be
Ken out of jail, summoned posse Of fifteen
N, who stood guard all night The mob
med about O'Clock and demanded the t
render OF the prisoner. Judge Sheriff. aad
sriff Hale replied that they would defend
prisoner to the last, and that anyone
aulting the jail would do so at his peril. a
e offended father wished the man surren- a
ed to the mob, but this was refused. Later t
officers secretly took the prisoner from q
Jail to other quarters. n
An immense crowd gathered at the .
rt house and jail at Coshostou, Ohio, on !,
10Th, and about IL O'Clock one hundred =
sked men broke into the JAIL took Howard
negro ravisher, out and hanged him to a II
: in the court house yard. Before being o
ing up he confessed the crime and said he a
now sorry he had done it. When brought
he was Immediately hurried through the h;
nense crowd to the yard, a strong rope was IL
led around his neck and thrown over a =,
b, and almost without struggle the raw q,
r of Miss Bacne was before his maker a.
err hanging him the crowd dispersed. The
Y was left swinging In the air.
thirteen business houses were des- nj
ed by fire in Huron, Ohio, a few days ago of
S, $4,000. Origin of fire unknown. CT
! fire at Sheboygan, Mich, des- hi
ed 1000, G11 feet of lumber al
he team of Alderman d. Z. Wood, I'll
N, ILL.,, ran away. In the carriage were VI
iather, jackson Wood, his wife and his Gu
daughters, Florence and Fannie. All
: thrown out. Florence, aged IL, was Sc
ID. Mrs. Wood lies between life and death, mi
jackson Wood is badly hurt Fannie ce.
ped almost uninjured. wi
n the U. S. circuit court at Pitts
:, in the matter of the Pennsylvania rail.
against the Allegheny Valley railroad,
rider was issued by Judge Acheson direct Oh
the receivers of the Allegheny Valley tr
DAD to pay the sum of $4,000 interest an