Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-06
TELEGRApHIC.
Incidents Detailed by the Latest
Dispatches.

The issue of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ended
November l, was $s4s,3lS. The issue
for the corresponding period last year
was 1855 ,593. Shipments of fractional
silver coin during the week amounted
to 81, ,5S0,5s9.
Fred. Kimball, cashier of the PeO-
ple's Savings Bank, Cleveland, Ohio,
who stole $8O,OOO in bonds and fled to
Europe in April last, and who returned
to this country in August and restored
the bonds, was the other day SEN
fenced In the superior court to seven
years hard labor In the state prison.
The Irish parliamentary delegation,
at New York, passed a quiet day on
Monday, though many Irishmen Of
local prominence called to pay their
respects. Tomorrow O'Brien will
make up the programme Of the tour Of
the delegates through the country,
which he believes will be very success
full.
The steamer Belgravia arrived in
New York Monday last having aboard
over 1000 immigrants, mostly Italians
from Mediterranean ports. The cap
tain stated that there was smallpox
among the passengers. Health officers
took charge Of the sick passengers and
quarantined them, and disinfected the
steamer.
Charlie Judkins, the boy who was
accidentally shot on Halloween by J.
Murray, in North Seattle, died this
morning at 6 o'clock. As soon as he
heard Of young Judkins' death, MUIR
ray came to the city and gave himself
up to the police, but as the boys father
did not wish to place a charge against
him he was not held.
Articles Of agreement for . fve-ounce
glove contest on November q, before
the Audubon club In New Orleans,
have been signed by Tommy Warren,
of California, and Tommy Miller, Of
India, feather-weights, at lls pounds,
give or take two pounds. The fight
will I've for purse Of 81, 600 to the
winner and $3.50 to the loser.
Bud Mccoy, leader of the notorious
Mccoy gang, was killed near Tennis
camp, Logan county, West Virginia,
on Oct. 81, by a man named Dempsey.
Of the Hatfield gang. Eighteen bullets
were found in his body. Other par.
ties are supposed to have assisted In
the killing. The county Is wild with
excitement, and 1t is believed Dempsey
and his associates will be found and
the death Of Mccoy avenged.
Herbert Scribner, timekeeper on the
Sunset line Of the Northern Pacific al
Mullan, Idaho, after issuing number
of fraudulent time checks and getting
them cashed, took his departure sud
denly Saturday, Nov. l, for parts M
known. 80 far the amount 0fsSudu
lent checks that have come in reache,
nearly $500. A diligent search 10 being
made for him, but no clue ~ yet hal
been made of his whereabouts.
Judge Pratt at New York, ON Nov.
handed down . decision In the suga
trust case, in which he says = receiver
ship 10 necessary and that two receiver
should be appointed. The receiver
will take possession Of all the propertie
and all the moneys Of the trust. It
understand that NO person identine.
directly with the trust viii be ap
pointed. The fudge gives the tn
parties to the suit until Thunday h
agree upon two persons to b appoints,
receivers.
Albert TAFT, who has been i'm
Iprisoned ct Tacoma In the county jai
for nearly year, was detected in n
attempt to break Jail Saturday after
moon by Tailor stotko. Confined witt
TAFT In the same cell b ono 0eorg
Rhoden, . burglar. Today 6totko In.
his suspicions aroused by mystsriou
sctions on tho part Of TAit and Rhodsl
and instituted . search with the rssul
Of discovering . kit Of finely iAshione
tools In their possession and two di1
tinct cuts In the door of the steel tanl
whore they are confined.
The steamer Michigan arrived Z
Astoria after . Wild racs for h1s, lastin
seven hours. When shout Aftsel
miles on GrAy's harbor ct I o'clsck 1
the morning. hre was discovered IN hl
fore hold. All precautions poasihl
were Immediately taken. The hatchl
were battened down and every cir hol
that could Be found W. stopped ~
: and With every pound q stsam ~
could b carried. and every stitsh /
Icnnvnno nnrond 10 the hfeeno. Gh0 -