The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-03-28
General News.

General Sherman's home is to b,
sold. "
Secretary Blaine is a sufferer from
govt.
Senator Warren of Wyoming
says the 6. 0. p. is sound for 1892
Ex-President Cleveland has writ.
ten another letter on tariff reform.
Lawrence Barrett, a celebrated
American actor and tragedian, il
dead.
Two malta prisoners at New Or.
leans willexpose the infamous order
to the grand jury.
Central Park, New York, enjoys
the presence of an elephant that
has killed eight keepers.
The Nebraska Legislature has
passed maximum bill of rates for
the regulation of freight charges on
railroads.
Two malta leaders of New Orleans
are in New York stirring the mem
bers of the organization in that CITY
to revenge.
A remarkable find" of mummies
is reported from Egypt, the bodies
being chiefly those of priests and
members of the royal family, buried
5000 years ago.
Parnell has resigned, his resigna-
ton to take effect when Healey re-
signs, in order that their mutual
claims to leadership may be left to
a vote of the Irish people.
The Corporate Town Company
of Knoxville, Tennessee" has just
been organized. It's object is to
form a manufacturing city on the
of East Tennessee.
A company has been organized
at New York to COLOMBO Americans
in Honduras. They have several
large tracts of land which will be
parcelled out to settlers in lots to
suit.
Two hundred Chilean rebels cap
tured by Government forces were a
few days ago tied together and shot
to pieces by artillery and musketry.
N. B. Chill is an enlightened and
Christian country.
The Newfoundland Legislature
will make one more appeal to the
imperial Government, and if that
fails they will renounce allegiance
10 England and appeal to the United
States for protection and admission.
Timothy Healey was mobbed at
Cork, Ireland, one day this week,
and SO badly injured that he may
lose his eyesight The sooner this
style of argument is obsoleted in
ireland the better for theIrish cause. |
A couple of Santa Fe employees
1t Temple, Texas, having made the
that there were no ladies
n town, were taken in charge by |
White caps, made to leave the town,
,ne of them, private detective,
eceiving a severe flogging as an in
lucement to leave. A deserved
essOn.
national railway employees pro-
ective association is soon to be
at Omaha, as a kick
gainst the maximum freight rates
ill recently passed by the Nebraska
How would it do to
'rganize national railway victims
,ssociation?
On Thursday evening of this week,
vhen old man Davidson, a merch-
mt at Shoshone, was closing his
tore for the night, a man who has
'een employed as a dishwasher at
he Railroad House, entered the
tore, and when all Of the lights
ad been put out but one, told Mr..
Davidson he wanted sack of flour.
he old man turned his back to get
he flour, but no sooner had he
one SO than he was struck across
he back Of the head with a three
uarterlhs-f iron and felled to
be floor. The victims cries for
clip attracted Constable Jenney,
no happened to be in the vicinity.
nd the officer, accompanied by a
itizen, broke through the back door
f the store in their hurry to 60 to
re merchants assistance, thus
fecting an entrance more speed
y than they could have done by
Ding around to the front; but this
ave the would-be robber an oppor-
unity to effect his escape, which
g did by running out of the front
DOR, which was still open. Mr..
avidson was struck over the head
nd face seven times with the dead
bar, and is in very bad condi-
on. 1t is feared he will die. Men
e out in all directions looking for
le murderous scoundrel who did
le bloody deed, and our informant
ys be will surely be caught.
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