Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-09-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.

| the United states, Will sail for Europe
soon.
President Harrison has appointed
Robert FORESTER of Utah to be made
inspector of that Territory.
1t is announced from Buzzard's Bay
that Mr.. Cleveland does not anticipate
making any political trips during the
campaign.
A man named Ungcr, living near
East Liverpool, Ohio, killed his BROTH
er-in-law and then himself
Alexander f. Lewec, deputy treas
urer of the. parish of Natitoches, Lou
isiana, is defaulter to the extent Of
50, 900.
The total assessment of railroad
property in Arkansas for 1892 amounts
S1s,9s5, 2s6, an increase of $461, GAG
over 1891.
W. +. Cowham, proprietor of a large
implement warehouse at jackson,
Mich, failed for large amount.
Diphtheria is epidemic at Brighton,
near Hillsboro, ILL.,, large number Of
children and some grown people being
affected.
Chicago physicians say the city is in
condition to invite cholera should the
plague break out in this country.
Experts from Paris declare that the
cholera, which is epidemic at Havre, is
not Asiatic and much different from
that at Hamburg and Antwerp.
The Burton family. of whom hum
dreds reside in the vicinity of Mitchell
and along the Wabash in Indiana, held
a reunion at Mitchell.
At Coal Creek, Tenn, the trial Of the
leaders of the insurgent miners was
begun, and the troops captured few
more of the law-breakers at Oliver
Springs.
Michael Frederick, II years old, was
shot in Buffalo by soldiers of the
Twenty-second New York regiment,
who accused him of throwing stones at
them.
Adlai Z. Stevenson arrived home at
bloomington, ILL.,
Crop prospects in Canada are re-
ported good and bountiful harvests are
predicted.
Holmes and Marrino, Italian laborers
at Aurora, ILL.,, quarreled and Marrino
was fatally stabbed.
The twenty seventh reunion of the
One Hundred and Twelfth regiment,
Illinois Volunteers, occurred at
Wyoming.
The Dells Lumber company granted
the demands of the strikers. but the
other companies are still holding out.
Indiana Red Men will hold a cele-
bration of all tribes in that State at
Columbus Oct. 81.
DR.. Frank Walsh.a physician of Mar
ion, Ind, is missing, causing his
friends great uneasiness.
All the members of the new British
ministry have been elected without op.
position except Sir William Vernon
Harcourt and John Morley.
! President Harrison has accepted an
invitation to visit Potsdam. st. Law
renee county, N. Y, within a few
weeks.
Perry Turner, the Kentucky outlaw,
has been found guilty of the murder of
one years in the penitentiary.
! Louisiana lottery agents now in
! honolulu offer an immense sum of
money in the event that a charter is
granted the company by the Hawaii
Legislature.
1t was known by the Illinois State
Board of Health in advance of the
official news that cholera was epidemic
in Hamburg and that the facts were
being concealed.
Engineer James Throclmorton fell
into the fywheel pit at the Gold
COLONIZATION works at Rapid City, s.
d., and was killed. The body was
terribly mangled
Mrs. Eliza Conklin of Schoolcraft,
Mich, has begun suit against the Chi
cago & Grand Trunk railroad for sl5,-
600 damages for injuries received in
December, 1891, by falling when get.
ting on train.
o. H. Mccormick of Columbus. Ind.
brought suit against Sweeney Bros.
shipbuilders of Jacksonville, for $780,
600 damages. The suit grew out of
statements by the Sweeneys alleged
To be libelous.
Samuel Van Camp, farmer at Bad
ger Grove. Ind, died in commissions a
week ago. Gossip limited that he had
been poisoned. The family demanded
an examination. chemical ANALYSIS
of the dead mans stomach failed to
reveal any poison.
The Vandalia railroad has adopted a
new scale for its telegraph operators.
The minimum has been fixed at S45 per
month and all salaries have been ad-
vanced about $40 per month, making
the average about Sos.
The Rev. Mr.. Iiklys horse ran
away at Brazil, Ind. lie was thrown
from the buggy and seriously hurt.
The buggy colided with another car
riage and a 7-year-old boy sustained in
juries from which he will die.
Republican league clubs of Wiscon-
sin held their State convention at
Milwaukee and elected delegates to the
National league meeting at Buffalo.
Congressman Mason of Illinois and
John M. Thurston of Nebraska ad-
dressed a large mass meeting in the
evening.
CARNEGIE CAR BLOWN UP.