Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-04-24
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| tne republicans Will WIN In 1897.
| Secretary Proctor says he is not a
candidate for senator for Vermont.
| Particulars OF the death OF Minister
Swift in China have been received.
Senator Edmunds' resignation is con-
sidered a decided loss to the senate.
Bids for the Mines building will soon
be invited by the Worlds Fair officials.
Ex-senator Washburn points out the
need of more rigid immigration laws.
Opposition to the reelection OF SEN
ator Call has developed in the Farmers
alliance.
Prices of pork products will rise on
account of the removal OF Germany's
EN- barge.
| Congress-elect Watson OF Georgia
has declared his opposition to Grip for
Speaker.
Mrs. John l.. Sullivan will be bap-
tiled under the auspices OF the Saliva
ton Army.
Ladies voted at Topeka, Kas.. in the
municipal election, receiving the full
est courtesy.
AT Rome Ca. Mrs. Ora Mckee was
acquitted Of the chage of numbering
Mrs. Wimpel.
A pair OF negro babies were found in
the woods OF Indian Territory far from
any habitation.
| The text OF the proposed American
Newfoundland reciprocity treaty has
been made public.
The Burlington road will abandon
commission-pay ing. but the Alton will
fight the boycott.
A Louisville woman killed herself
on learning that her son was in the
Texas penitentiary.
Most Of the London newspapers find
fault with the composition of the royal
| labor commission.
Emperor Francis Joseph dwelt upon
the desire for peace in his speech open,
ing the Reichsrath.
The executive committee OF the Mis-
sissippi Farmers alliance is divided on
the subtreasury bill.
Both parties are claiming the cleo
uiOh III ShitdSO, llc count
will determine the result.
Two young women OF Liberty. Mo-,
killed themselves together, near White
Oaks, n. NJ, by agreement.
The robbery OF John Winslows
grave ut Des Moines Ia. was revealed
by u dream OF his mother.
+. r. Bryant, a rich real estate deal
err OF st. Paul, is in Jail on an admitted
charge of embezzing $25, 600.
Editor Scott of the Chicago Herald
has declined his election as president
OF the Worlds Fair directory.
Chicago railroad men are awaiting
the defense of the Missouri Pacific for
its sugar tariff with Impotence.
John Dunn has Withdrawn from the
senatorial contest in Florida. This
leaves the race Call against the field.
Questions affecting rs, 900 miners are
under discussion in Pittsburg by con-
ference OF coal operators and miners.
Mrs. James X. Polk owes 81, 900
taxes on her Nashville residence, and
the house is advertised for sale to meet
them.
1t is denied in Rome that President
Harrison sent a dispatch to King Hum
bert in relation to the New Orleans
lynching.
France will add commercial attaches
to her embassies to enable her to
secure better trade reports from other
countries.
The Rev. Sam Small has been asked
to account for funds entrusted him for
building Methodist university in
Ogden, Utah.
1t is expected that over 1000 dele
gates, representing twenty-seven states,
will attend the third-party convention
in Cincinnati, May ID.
Governor Eagle sa-s he will call n
convention at Little Rock to devise
ways and means for the Arkansas ex-
hibit at the Worlds Fair.
The Alton road has locked horns
with the Southwestern Association
lines on the question of applying Chi.
cago rates at Milwaukee.
A Chicago girl has sued two BROTH
ers for false Imprisonment. She had
been engaged to marry one OF them.
but the engagement had been broken off.
Steps have been taken to contest the
will of Engineer Roberts at Abba, la
He was killed in wreck last week.
He left all his property to his sweet
heart.
The Kentucky Constitutional Con-
vention has finished its work after
session OF 1879 days. The proposed
changes will be voted upon next
August.
Rome newspapers assert that Prem
Ter Rudini will take decisive action If
he receives nothing from the American
government in reply to his note. by
April IA.
All the miners in the country will
strike for eight hours May l. the con-
ference between workers and bosses ut |
Pittsburg having adjourned without
making an agreement.
Edwin L. Shumway was found dead
near Springfield. Mass. He is believed |
10 have been train-wrecker and 10 |
have taken poison, or to have been
murdered by his confederates, who
cared exposure.
Mark Baldwin, the Pittsburg league
pitcher, will sue President Won der
Abe for $50, 900. alleging malicious
prosecution. The suits brought against
Baldwin by Won der Abe were dis
missed f0t. want of nrosaoutiop