Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-04-08
THE NEWS In RRIEE.

r saloon at Oshkosh, Wis
: Miss Ella Dodge, who clopcd fro
Newton, Ind, Tuesday with Edwa,
Shultz, married man, is at Fairbur,
ilL' and her father has been notifie,
BY means of ingeniously worded co,
tracts the farmers in Henry count,
Iowa, are being swindled by lightnin
rod agents.
A section of copper rock in the Cal,
met and Hecla mine at Houghtot
Mich, fell on John Kevelo and Josep
Juiir. Julir was instantly killed an
kevelo badly injured
Victor Anderson and Oscar Severn
are in jail at Galesburg charged witt
attempting to wreck Chicago, Bur
iington q Quincy passenger train nea
Wataga. They deny having put an iro,
pin on the rail, but admit hayint
put whisky bottle there.
| John A. Barnham and III. G. VIII
Jams of Philadelphia have purchased
the Fond du Lac street railway fran
chise and property and have organized
company with $780, 200 capital te
operate an electric street car line. fur
nish power for machinery and ipcan.
descent lights for residences. Cars yv,ll
be running by July l.
Gov Pattison of PENNSYLVANIA has
pardoned Editors Mellon and Porter. 81
the Denver Star, sentenced to six
months imprisonment for libelipp
Senator Quay.
at Fidelity, Ohio, William Leppert.
d. Poent, j. Cassell, and Elwood Elliott
were instantly killed by an explosion
in a sawmill.
Three safes were robbed at Rockford
Ill, during daylight
FIRE destroyed the works of Baker.
McMillen d Co, at Akron, Ohio. En-
ameled knobs, etc, were manufactured.
Loss, $50, 900; insurance, S35, 900.
Hank Leininger, hard character Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, in trying to evade
arrest jumped from a second-storv
window and was impaled on a picket
fence. He will die.
Three leaders in the recent riots in
Berlin were found guilty and sentenced
to terms of imprisonment varying from
two to four years.
balloons are said to be used by the
Germans to spy upon the movements of
Russian troops on the frontier
The Rankin Station glass works.
near Braddocl, Pa, were burned
Loss, $1,000 fully insured.
Three members of the schooner Win
ME Laurie's crew are said TO have been
eaten by their comrades The schooner
arrived at New York, having been
sixty days without food.
The decree prohibiting the EXPORT Of
wheat meal from Russian ports on the
Azof and Black seas has been repealed
Inc German steamer Desterro was
sunk In collision with the British
steamer lndra, near Hamburg.
D Baroness Albert Rothschild died ut
Vienna.
Striking coal miners in Durham, Eng
land, continue rioting.
Drought prevails in South Australia.
Sheep are dying by hundreds.
X. Il. Donaldson's grain elevator at
Coulter, Ind, was burned. Loss, s., 900;
insured.
The supreme court of Australia has
refused the application for delay in the
trial of Deeming, the murderer
Captain Ponthier is conducting sue
cessful operations against the slave
traders on the Congo, in Africa.
The Chicago and Alton depot at Car
linville, ILL.,, was burned. Loss about
B5, 900.
John Given, Superintendent of tho
Iowa division of the Rock Island rail-
road, died at Des Moines.
1t is estimated that the revenues of
The Argentine Republic will amount TO
$50, 900, 900 for the current year.
The Maryland Senate passed the
House bill appropriating $50, 900 for a
State exhibit at the worlds fair
NJ. II. Lake, of Michigan, was elected
Supreme President of the Patrons of
Industry.
At Lehigh, Pa, executions for s135,-
700 were entered against the Lehigh
Iron company.
The American National bank of Bir-
ningham, Ala. has gone into liquida-
lion.
Fire destroyed the business portion
Of Gainesville. Ark. Loss, S35, 900: in.
s11, 900.
After April the financial depart
nents of the Wisconsin Central and
Northern Pacific roads will be con-
,olidated
Captain Yolsum was convicted of
at Hastings, Neb. He
Silled Myron Van Fleet, his daughters
Train, Derb & Co., ship chambers of
5oston, have assets of about $4,000, |
With liabilities of about S57, 900, it is !
aid.
The Wood will case in which Mrs
'arnell, formerly Mrs. OShea, was left
2, o00,o 600 by Mrs, Wood, which will |
vas contested by Sir Evelyn Wood and
TX nieces. was settled in London.
Minneapolis mills last week ground
81, 920 barrels of flour, against 1876, els
'arrels the previous week and 133,7 eo
'arrels for the corresponding time in
s9l. The flour market continues in n
oppressed condition.