Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-11

Leavenworth. Kansas. shows a non,,-
lation Of 10000.
Hundreds of bales of Afghan cotton
have been shipped to Russia.
Secretary Rusk has just celebrated
his Goth birthday anniversary.
King Humbert of Italy has dissolved
the municipal council of Rome.
The English press severely criticises
Salisburys African concessions.
Admiral Porter and wife have gone,
to jamestown, r. l., for the summer
All the successful candidates in the.
municipal elections in Rome are liber-
ais.
The carpenters, masons and brick.
layers OF Brunn, Austria, are on a
strike.
Cardinal Lavigerie has heartily in
dorsed the French project for a trans
Saharan railway.
Evidence has been discovered at
Newcastle, Ind, of political pull nv
census enumerators.
The coal miners of the north of Enc
land are expected to strike against a
10 per cent reduction.
Speaker James H. Miller of the uli-.
nois house of representatives died sud-
denly at Manitou, Col.
George c. Ross, "a prominent insur-
ance man of Valley Falls Kan, died
from the effects of sunstroke.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland's inheritance,
from the real estate of her grandfather
In Omaha is said to be $50, 1000.
Six hundred union carpenters of
Worcester, Mass, have struck for nine
hours day and ten hours wages.
Pilgrims from Algeria, Tunis and
Mecca have been forbidden because of
the prevalence of cholera in Arabia.
Firecrackers caused fire which de-
stroyed part of the business section
OF Morrison, Col, causing $65, 900 loss.
The eighth annual convention of the,
Travellers Protective association elected
L. S. McGreat of st. Louis, president.
Two men were killed, third fatally
injured and five badly hurt by boiler
explosion on a farm near Colchester,
Can.
.. G. Furman, mail carrier at
Hutchinson, Kan, was arrested for
taking magazines from the mail to.
read.
The two United States citizens con-
victed in Paso del Norte, Mexico of
killing woman have been allowed ap--
peals.
The official count of the population
of the District of Columbia is 229, 796,
a gain in ten years of something over
$4,000.
Forest fires near Boulder, Col, have.
swept over $500 acres of land. The
shaft house of the Baltimore mine was
destroyed.
Attachments were issued by the dis
trict court at Beatrice, Neb., against
the Address show for Sc, 900 due the
performers.
The striking cloak cutters and MAX
ers of New York city have issued an
appeal for aid because their supplies
have given out.
James Drew, an old man of Butte,
himself in front of train and being
mangled by it.
Fire in the large wall paper factory
of Jardine & Co., Railway, n. j.,
caused loss of 500 900; partly cov--
cred by insurance.
The people of Lincoln, Neb., voted
$50, 900 bonds for the Rock Island
road, 800, 900 for paving and $40. 900
for extra sewerage.
Michael ID. Harter of Mansfield o.,
has been nominated on the 153d ballot.
for congress by the democrats of the
Fifteenth Ohio district.
The grand jury indicted every
brewer and distiller in Baltimore for
violation of the high license law passed
by the last legislature.
The young son of NJ Collar, the
government meteorologist for Okla
homa, was drowned in the river at
Guthrie while bathing.
The house committee on invalid PEN
sions has decided to report bill grant
ing pension of 800 per month to the
| widow of General Crook.
The United States grand jury of
Boston has indicted II. f. Bradbury,
dean of Trinity university, in Vermont,
for issuing bogus diplomas.
The amount of imports received at
Cairo, Egypt, for the month of June
thus far is the highest ever recorded
for the same length of time.
A dispatch from Massowah to Lon
don says that the allies of the Italians
have defeated at Keren force of l, 600
dervishes, killing $50 of them.
Burt and Walter Clarendon were ar.
rested on the east line of Butler coun-
ty, Kansas, with stolen horses in their
possession and are now in Jail at Wich-
tia.
William Beldell, an engineer on the
20" was overcome by heat and laid
down near the track at Batavia, Iowa.
He was struck by the fast train and
instantly killed.
The secretary of the vavy has re-
ceived telegram from Captain Erben,
president of the trial board, saying
the trial trip of the cruiser Philadel-
phia was a success.
The immense plant of the Allen
Bradley distillery company of Louis
vile, KY, was completely destroyed by
fire, entailing loss of not less than
$3.50, 900; fully insured.
The Santa Fe railroad company has
subscribed $500 and the Rock Island