Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24
CURRENT EVENTS.
Now they are talking o. a nail ,..,..

., T p.,nn,, Car Wood cnrvep are on utrIk,
~ Detroit Tor shorter hours '"'
Capt. Dick, The Texas train ,o,,..
Anu k'iiea BY Sheriff 10 Trio eoun,v IT,,
litiie PHI. declares he would ~, ..-,
deneY. io' mo Presi-
Jacob Fidlsr. aged 80, Of Madison Ina
, v.sa % death In bis sleep from hemorrbaos !;
Capt WIN. Frank whItehou.. =, nj,
,hofs, vas shot aud killed in a light with o,..
Ralph Lee, who tried In KIN nj. s,.n,.,h.,
months 10 jail 49, s'H"'eeh
The ssiImate now IL that the R.,al,, atm.
n.s cost At least si,O0O,OOO 70 Che workmsn
seven young eolored persons were drovn.d
ahiis crossing the Mississippi in a ahIg n..,
fairElsw Place. La. A AA
AIoeri Nichols was pinned to the earth sor
aonfs o' falling tree usar Newark o. and
aied shortly after being released.
Lilie johnny Hand, while at NAV NEAR
NSrArA' D, BIT bis tongue 80 badly that n.
o'se 70 death ere the now eouli br stopped.
'uAtles Thomas a murderer confined IN the
hehloh lol jail, committed suicide m his
ecu " banging himself with towel.
John ard Henry Smith were killed al Rem.
lanFlile Ark. bY an InllAn whom thsv a.
tempted 70 arrest The Indian escaped.
Fe'sr panniee, Of as~ Marsyllie. Ind.
agra s'ghiy-seysn, fell dead OF heart dlss.s.
shock '"s
syrian Arab mendlesats are aocklpg 10 INF.
eouniy 10 large numbers II is said that
iesrI SOD are already here. and they A..
soniHg IN steadily Increasing numbers.
6feenhnuse strawberries t,ks shout At.
SsTks 10 iuilr ripen. pscullarI.r Of lot.
aonse ripeuing Is that Instead OF rlpenlng frat
~ the STEM gradually extending 10 the r,oint
- Is the ease ia tie held berry, the green.
ahhse berry fipens AZ tie point arsL
laa blaek'top spsnlsh merlno Is nov being
's'.i extensively In West Virginia and Penn.
stiEsuis. They yield delAIne wool. and the
carcass weighs shout 100 pounds Breeders
rho have suck 10 the Spsnlfh nerlno for
'rafs arc noa going peli-meil into breeding
black iopa
a coz that has been made 10 raise a calf &
'sllon AZ good as Il was previous 10 being Al.
oHed - kVrp the calf. ~ IL becomes addicted
10 vices, smpag them being that Of ''holdlng
az the tnilk. The calf should be remuY4 d
tfltn The dam As early as possible sud taught
20 drink from a pail o. some artiheiAl coulrl.
rance
The report Il published ia an eastern paper
thar woman who raised some sweet. potato
Fihes In %, for house ornaments planted
them 10 the spring and raised a good crop o.
,apefA The planting vas done By making
hdgr, formisg a trench in The ton placing
al erieaded vine Ia Il aud covering Il With
sauh.
A farmer In LeIlngion. III, writes 10 local
pspcfi About Christmas Mr. Lon Fleshcr was
through tblI Vieinity and took the horns 81
abaai three hundred bead Of cattle. the ma.
l1riiy % which kept falling off--lhAt Il, grew
paor and dId not cat enough TO keep them 10
cHdiioa Tor uinicT. until this warm spcll,
shca ,hcy began 10 faiicn np.
The iaict, Michigan crop report contains
estimates % the cost per acre and pr bushri
" producing aud marketing The shcai, chra
,nd oats Of the crop az 1857 10 that state
Wheat costs per b1shrl CTS cents. corn Pa
puis and oats - cenis per bushsi The net
sAt 10 The farmer II ton Of bay IL placed al
~ average Of sLs7 for the ent!re State.
The death 81 T. H. Walsh. editor 81 TIE
Fed. Of London. aud known 10 hors-men
snd tparsmsn everywhere a. sionehengr,'
secured Feb t. A collection Of bis works Is
10 tie llliravy 81 nearly every rural gentleman
- crcry couniry where The Eucl.sh lsnru tgs
Il spoken Dr. walsh. Of Rock Island n,st
Illinois state cuiom,loZisi, was his brother.
The new slraplrrry he'd should be prepared
a. soon a. the weather will permU. The
Young plants should bc set out Ia the roas
.sriy, 80 a, 10 &c, the bebch, Of the spring
tsJua Dry Winds and lack 81 moisture cause
tnrus Of The plants 10 perish. aud the mon
yrouth made by the time the warn DAYS
,hail come on the better both for runners aud
plants IN rowA
Prof II. y. Aivord, Of Massachusetts, AErl-
cultural college, believes that milk is more
susceptible 10 the influence Of the air than 10
the breathing OF the COW lie would draw
The milk IN tho open sir. and thus have e
thoroughly o1rgcnhted. II the COWS be- MIXED
m toe came air In which thcr stand the milk
ain be bad, but II MIXED In fresh air the
Trouble will be obvla,ed
telegram from Hampstead, Tex, reads;
Tho watermelon industry is ttlll the leading
.ups,ioa OF tho day here, AZ tho last meet
Ing Of the organization the secretary annouccd
that foriy.nve farmers aud gardeners had
plrdecd themselves TO plant 233 acres In water.
melons Letters aud kilograms from Georgia
and other places were read Offering to furnish
iced al sixty cents per pound. The railroad
have promised 10 10 all In their
rover to give low through rates OF transpor-
iaIlon.
There arc many styles Of hyacinih dccora-
lion. one Of tho most novel is Philadelphia
dra spherical earthcuwsre pot, perforated
rI,h openlnRa, Il filled with chopped moss
and lu Il the bulbs arc placed 10 course OF
lime tho plant grows, and tho shoots escape
through the holes In the earhenware until
lhe Jar "a gradually covered with solid masa
n vegetation, frightened by the delicate
rnrple. yellow, aud white OF the coreuses.
care should b taken to expose the jar In
,ucb position that the plant may get plenty
81 sunlight
Prof. Roberts Of Cornell university, speak
NC on milk production, said tho dairy iarn
must be fertile II VIC are TO produce MIX %