Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-05-28
NE VS. SUMMARY.


strong antitrust bill.
The Iowa republican convention has
been called for Cedar Rapids, July l.
A carload OF provisions for the Penn.
sylvania coke strikers has been raised
in Chicago.
Mrs. John Crusen, living near Dan.
vile, Ill.,, was burned to death. while
fighting forest fire.
In an explosion in mine near Saar.
brucken, Prussia. eight persons were
killed and seven injured.
Nearly one thousand dock laborers
at Ashtabula Harbor, o., struck
against a reduction OF wages.
The anarchists arrested in Rome
have confessed that Landi paid them
to create disorder on May day.
The national association of machin-
lists in session in Pittsburg has voted
80 to 80 to exclude colored men.
The Tennessee coal, iron and rail.
road company has declined the English
offer OF g, 500, 900 for the property.
Joseph Katz aged 90. travelling
man OF New York city, when accused
OF embezzlement, shot himself dead.
The shops OF the American wheel
company at Sidney, o.. were COM
pletely destroyed by fire. Loss $780,
900.
Joseph Barondes, the clorkmakers'
leader OF New York, has been sem
fenced to one year in prison for extor-
ton.
There was heavy frost at Charles
ton. Va. Early gardens were dam
aged. and it is feared small fruit was
killed.
Dispatches from many points of Mis-
souri, indicate that fruit and garden
truck were badly injured by the recent
frost.
The comptroller OF the currency has
issued call for reports of national
banks at the close Of business Monday,
May 4.
Tho Michigan house has refused to
appropriate $50, 900 of the direct tax
fund for the Grand Army national en-
campment entertainment.
Four children of Henry Hurrin OF
East Tawas Mich, who started for a
sail Sunday, have not been heard from
since and have probably been lost.
| Walter H. Graves of Denver, Colo,
has been appointed superintendent OF
irrigation on the Crow reservation in
Montana at salary OF 81, 700 per
| annum.
Thomas Sibley, arrested at Atlanta,
Ca. has been given up to the officers
OF Sedalia, Mo-, where he is wanted
for swindling the First national bank
OF that city.
A Russellville KY, Special says:
MIR. Locke Ezell, United States mar
shall. was waylaid and killed at point
q few miles south of that city. 1t is
supposed to have been the work OF
'wildcatters.
John Turnbull. an attorney, was ar
rested at Port Townsend, WASH. on
the charge OF assisting and abetting
the entrance OF Chinese in this state.
Turnbull is accused of securing certi-
fcates which are used by Chinese
laborers.
William Jacques. an American from
Newton, Mass, was out driving at
Florence, Italy. with his daughter when
q mob Of people pursued his carriage.
pelted it with stones and severely in
jured his daughter, who, it is feared,
will die. -
The record Of the health department
for the'month OF April shows that there
were 8, 430 deaths in Chicago, de-
crease OF forty-flve as compared with
the previous month. and more than
double the number for the correspond.
ing month last year. "
A special from Washington says: I,
Is positively stated that Associate Jus.
tees Field and Bradley, both of whom
have passed the age which entities
them to retire ON full pay, will resign
in October. when the supreme cour
will resume the hearing Of arguments