Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-06-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

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at George Hawkins of Chicago bougl
O. the colt Roselyn for SIS, 900 at the Lat
< MIA track.
a Walker S. Hobart, one of the wca
n thiest men on the Pacific slope, died I
i San Francisco, aged So years.
-Four Mexican laborers were returne
y from FL Paso, Texas, under the allie
y contract law
9 Russia's Ministc. of Husbandry, in
winter crops are in d satisfactory cor
dition.
| The Board of Trade OF Chicago nr
pointed a soliciting committee to al,
the flood sufferers. Fully 5000 peopl
have lost everything and are in desti
tute circumstances.
Nothing was decided at the meeting
of the granite workers and manufact
urers at Boston, and the situation re
, mains unchanged.
, Cherries Rivers, the burglar, was sen
fenced to two years imprisonment al
Martinsville, Ind, for assaulting NJ. O.
Fusel man
King Cadmus, with Garrison M. won
the fourth race at the Morris Park
track and his owner, George b. Smith
better known as 'Pittsburg Phil, the
plunger, was $50, 900 better off us the
result.
Judgment has been rendered against
the Fort Worth railway company for
5000 in favor of employees, who lost an
eye while at work.
Henry Benk, n farmer of Franklin
township, near Celina, Ohio. was found
dead in the woods near his house lie
is thought 10 have been struck by
! lightning
Mayor Andrews of Chnttanoopa.
Tenn, will protect Weems, charged
with attempted assault, when he is
taken to his city for trial. He has
sworn in a large number of citizens and
the Jail will be guarded day and night
Gendennis. valuable trotting stall.
lion, dropped dead ut Fleetwood park,
New York, at the conclusion OF the
NTH heat in lace in when he was
entered. Charles Nolan's stallion Tenn
pleton also dropped dead at belmont
park while training for race.
Michael Davitt was nominated To
contest the election for North Meath.
At ti.~ railroad station. after the NOM
nation, his supporters were attacked
by Parnellites, and Davitt himself re-
ceived severe wound on the head.
Another dividend has been declared
by the Suez canal
Anarchists have ATTEMPTED tn blow
ctut -. 4
Natural gas was struck at Danvers,
near Bloomington, Ill.
The Catholic Total bstinence union
of Wisconsin will meet in convention
at Stevens Point on the 2sth and 10Th
of June. /
A syndicate of Kalamazoo capitalists !
has subscribed sufficient amount to .
purchase and operate the American
Wheel company's plant.
Iowa Democrats have decided to pre-
sent the name of Gov. Boies at the Chi !
cago convention.
The Mayor of Omaha has signed an
ordinance which practically licenses
ambling in that city. I
Carlo, ILL.,, is excited over disloval +
lct in one of its schools, in which Lee !
vas glorlfied above the Union gen.
rails.
Carl Weaver, aged :, fell into the
liver at indianapolis and was drowned.
Mrs. Mary Abrams of Decatur, H.,
vas burned fatally by a lamp explo-
lion.
The Michigan board of dental ex.
lminers is in session at Saginaw.
There are twenty-seven applicants.
Daniel Farrell, Jr.. an Omaha, Neb.,
obber and Edward II. Sharp, his clerk,
we're arrested charged with violating
he Interstate commerce law.
Miss Lillian Norfolk, one Of the
landsomest young women in Brooklyn,
\. Y, committed suicide by strangling
lerself with her own hair.
Unloading the cargo of the Tyne
lead for famine sufferers in Russia
las begun at Riga.
John Wilson Tisdale, the oldest turf
nan in America, died at Crab Orchard
springs, Ky.
Ariel. the weIl-known race horse.
he property eff Orrin HiclSox of Terre
iaute, Ind, died of pneumonia
Samuel Bittner, confined in the Jail
It Stuart, Iowa, for threatening to kill
grown daughter of his wife, commit
ed oucide.
Inc twentieth annual convention of ,
he State Catholic Total Abstinence
mon ism session in Muncie, Iud. Two |
hundred delegates are present.
Mrs. David McCroslxy fell down !
tairs at her home near La Porte. Ind.
nd injured herself so severely that ;
he died in few minutes. 10
The seventh annual session of the /
Nebraska Homeopathic Medical society d
pened at Beatrice. d
The opening session of the annual n
neeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis-. {
ionary societies of the Methodist
hurches of the Rockford district was
eld at Rockford I
Gladstone delivered great speech '
n which he referred to the eight hour i
uestion and Indictment to war in /
lister made by Lord Salisbury. /
Sullivan and Corbctt met in Now i
'ork and put up the second INSTALL
nent of the $40, 900 side which thew y
'ill fight for Phi Dryer was selected I
o be final stakeholder. c
Orrin Snyder, n farmer living near
,okomo, Ind, was drowned while at
empting to rescue his brother. who
'as really in no danger. Snyder leaves