The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The schooner Melvine, with a crew of seve
: men, has been missing nearly two weeks, an
fears are entertained she may be lost.
Minister Kasson cables from Berlin tina
''the report CT cheering for Cleveland at tn
American Thanksgiving dinner was a wilfu
falsehood."
George G. Lake, retired dry-goods mer
chant of New York. died from injuries re
ceived by being knocked down by street
car. He aided Emma Abbott to obtain a mu
steal education in Europe
The condition of the 1900 Cinnamon who
overrun the Province of British Columbia is
far from satisfactory to themselves or to the
authorities. During the winter hundreds will
be out of employment, and many of them
must either steal or starve.
Marshal Phelps, of Kansas City, has arrived
at Chicago with Fl. Stein, the noted southwest
| ern journalist, who killed Manager Fredericks
some time ago and was sentenced to long
term OF imprisonment and secured new
trial. Stein is confident of acquittal.
From SpecialiA gent Sanborn, of the interior
department, who has been in the territory
for several days, it is learned that in obedi-
eDce TO the order from the interior depart
ment the ranchmen all over Wyoming are re-
moving their fences from the public domain.
The Lapeer county CMichigan) poorhouse
burned few nights ago. Thirty-seven in
mates were turned out in their nght-clothes
One insane woman, Bertha Rockwell, dashed |
back into the building and was burned to |
death. Another woman ran two miles before |
she was recaptured.
A nrOminant ~ lxua " offioio, T., ,,;o.x. .l,o
meeting of the Illinois wailway and ware
house board, said that the roads would not re-
duce the present freight rates. To do so at
the present time meant to discharge thou
sands of men and reduction in wages of all
others, which would result in a repetition of
the scenes of 1877.
Lieutenant of Police Michael Mullen; of Gin
'innati, pleaded guilty to the indictment for
violating the election laws and was remand
ID for sentence. The Indictment charges him
With unawfully hindering, obstructing and
preventing certain qualified voters from ex-
rcising their Franchise on the 18th day of Oc- !
ober, by combining them in a cellar.
The charges preferred against Sergeant
loltnorth, of the signal service, growing out +
1 the alleged riding by Holtnorth of Lieu S
enant Greeiey's desk, were forwarded by V
eneral Hazen to Lieutent General Sheridan.
d an interview General spoke in terms of r
of Sergeant Holtnorth, and +
lid IL a court martial is ordered in the case v
e (Hazen) hopes he will be called as witness is
" the defense. O
John T. Lee, a clerk in the mercantile h
yency of r. G. Dun & Co., Montgomery o
Ia, was sent TO Jail by judge of the United K
ba y | y
ime and the original communication of a b,
rrespondent of the agency. The agency %
ok the ground that the communication was i'm
ivileged and under instructions. Lee went fo
prison rather than reveal the secret of the m
ency's information. cr
The second days session of the Iowa school IN
lehers' association was devoted mainly to sa
aiding and discussion of papers on educa-
nal topics. Among these were 1.-THE Real
uses of the Poor Health of Our Girls" by
IS Della Night, of Oskaloosa causes of a'
or Health of Boys" by C. Fl. Guerney, of al
School VENT ation," by Prof. on
S. Wright, of Cedar Falls; physical Cul- las
e." by C. c. Clarke. of Burlington CO.
he friends of national aid to common Icy
DOL education will forward to congress Re
iute of the proceedings of meeting in sin
" York II saws. Tho p,mha. ~ ;Il,to'.,ta Bis
o,., =, - -. Vi a'o sla
CTS III hearly every state is larger than the ban
jority in said state for either political par C.
1t the presidential elections I, some of int
states it is from 40 to 80 per cent of the VIZ
pie number of voters; hence the decision
he presidency is always possibly IN the
DIS of those who cannot read the ballots f'el
7 are empowered to cast