Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-27
NEWS SUMMARY.

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A Kansas man has been granted I
patent on an artificial egg.
Premier Stambuloff has decided tc
expell all Nihilsts from Bulgaria.
A cyclone in Northern Alabama
wrought great damage to property.
Judge Wilson Lewis of Pineville,
Ky, was murdered by his own son.
The c.. b. q Q. road is said to be
actively at work on the Alton Bridge.
Congressman Hatch has reported
to the house a stringent meat inspec-
ton bill.
Criminal proceedings against ex-
Treasurer Woodruff of Arkansas have
been ordered.
The Kansas legislature is consider
ing bill to reduce passenger rates
to % per mile.
Burglars near Napa Cal. killed
Mrs. j. o. Greenwood and fatally in
jured her husband
A radical bill for the regulation of
freight charges has been introduced in
the Kansas legislature.
Every window in Clarl<'s thread
works at Newark was broken by strik-
ers. A boy was hurt.
ii. b. Claflin q Co., OF New York.
have been sued for 1864, 900 by a
Cleveland CO.. merchant.
A sale OF George Washington's books
and other relics in Philadelphia real
lied $17, 900 the first day.
Eulogies of the late Congressman
James p Walker of Missouri were
pronounced in the senate.
John A. Blue, private in the Sew
enteenth infantry, is under arrest at
Cheyenne, Wyo., for murder.
Senator Cullom's proposed amend
ments to the interstate law prove to be
unsatisfactory TO railroad men.
Richard Mandebaum OF San Fran
fsco ran his fathers firm in the hole
for 800, 900 and fled to Australia.
Hannibal Hamlin at New York ana
William Mckinley ut Toledo made adj
dresses at Lincoln memorial dinners.
St. Paul Mimi, has been sued by
the holders of 500 900 in Board OF Ed
ucation certificates on which the city
defaulted.
Jay Gould was taken suddenly i'll in
st. Augustine, Fla, and, under advice
of his physicians. started at once for
New York.
An effort is to be made to re-sub-
init prohibition to the popular vote in
Kansas the Alliance apparently favor
ing the plan.
George Aufderhall has been granted
II divorce in Terre Haute, Ino.. on the
ground that his wife was intimate with
II colored man.
The Chicago council has ordered the
tearing down of the old exposition
building to make room for Worlds
fair buildings.
Before the silver pool inquiry COM
mittee Congressman Dorsey of Ne
braska made Il statement denying any
interest in silver.
j. Il. Woods and his pretty adopted
daughter disappeared from Sedalia at
about the same time and it is thought
they have eloped.
The Toronto Empire declares that
Blaine expressed desire to discuss
with Paun cefote the subject of reci-
procity with Canada
President Harrison has written a
letter to the Civil Service Reform as
ISOLATION of Cambridge, Mass, defend
ing the Indian service.
lgnatius Donnelly and Robert Inger-
soil will debate the dispute as to the
authorship of Shakespeare works in
Minneapolis next month.
The London police have arrested Il
man suspected OF being Jack the Rip
per. who killed an unfortunate woman
in the Whitechapel district.
A supreme court decision makes a
st, Joseph woman n bigamist. She
had married after her husband had
been convicted of bigamy.
President Hartwell of the North
Middlesex (Mass.) Savings bank says
that the deficit of Cashier Spaulding
will reach at least $25, 900.
The chaplain of the North Dakota
legislature offended an Anti-Prohib-
ZIONIST by prayer so that the latter
rose to question of privilege.
A combination OF Democrats and AL
lance men is contemplated, whereby
Illinois will elect Palmer senator and
South Dakota an Alliance man.
The house committee on foreign af-
fairs has agreed to report to the house
with some modification bill to incor-
porate the Pacific cable company.
The police of Portland, Oregon, ar
rested .. w. Michling. who is wanted
in Sac City. Ia. for the forgery OF Il
81, 500 check on the Sac City bank.
c. X. Oliver, a one-time wealthy
Spectator OF Kansas City, crazed by
his losses in the grain market. at
to shoot o. F. Dickinson, a
broker.
Congressman Mckinley made an ad-
dress on the tariff ut Lincoln ban
quet in Toledo, O., in the nature OF a
reply to Cleyeland's speech at the
Thurman banquet.
Work in jackson Park for the
" GRID 5 Fair has been suspended on
account OF the threats of union labor
ers against Italians, who refuse to
strike for higher wages.
A New York special says ex-Presi-
ient Cleveland's anti-silyer coinage
ettcr was aimed at the bill pending in
Congress ana does not mean that he is
opposed to bi-metallism.
George A. Putnam OF Kansas CITY |
discovered a burglar in his room. dis
'obed and preparing to put on Put
minis Spit He obasad hin, o,,t ~ 49,