The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-12-07


ter killing one and wounding two the
officers fed.
Missourians have caused a row by
taking charge of all arrangements for
the dedication of Illinois statue Of Cen
eral Shields.
throughout England after suspension
of four months. Coal dropped six shil-
lings ton.
Lewis Barker, Springfield, H., boy,
shot and killed Charles Willis, play
mate, while initiating him into youth
full society.
An earthquake destroyed two-thirds
of the town of Knchan, in Khorassin,
Persia. Many lives are believed to have
been lost
Mrs. Tillie Wampler, of Crawfords-
Vile, Ind, worried over family troubles
and took morphine for relief, from which
she died.
A victim of the m obs fury at Ottumwa,
Iowa, has been identified as F. o. John
son, of Aberdeen, S. D.. instead of Fred
Gustafson.
Near Middletown, N. Y, the Beech
wood community is thoroughly alarmed.
The residents have seen numerous
ghosts.
While attempting to arrest Alexader
Enos, keeper of dive at Trout Creek,
Mich, Deputy Sheriff Davidson was
killed.
An attempt was made to wreck the
mayors Office at Tarrcnts, Spain. Two
bombs were exploded, but slight damage
done.
Galesburg is considering the feasibil-
ity of putting in bid for the state fair
for Illinois. A site to cost 700 is in
view.
Harry G. Rebb disappeared from Col
umbus, Ohio, four years ago. He has
returned and will marry his divorced
wife.
An Indianapolis funeral procession
was stopped by the coroner as the out
come of a rivalry between two doctors.
| Indiana Odd Fellows will consider the
action of President Haughey, of bank
notoriety, at their meeting this week.
| Over Jealous in his efforts for receiy-
ers for the Union Pacific, Attorney Wat
ers was scored by Kansas City Judge
DR., Edward f. Eggleston, Franklin,
N. Y, died from the effects of surgi-
cal operation at Chicago SAINT arium.
Evidences of an attempt to burn the
Boston Museum of Fine Arts, one of
tie finest collections, have been found.
in raid upon disreputable negro
dance at Lexington, Ky, one white was
shot. Eighteen blacks were arrested.
Directors of the failed Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Minneapolis have
been indicted for fraudulent practices
Lee Bradshaw, Patrick Moffatt and
Ed. Gilbert lost their lives in fire al
Newbern, Tenn. Others were injured
A barrel which contained 200 pounds
of dynamite was found buried by hunt
ers on Grand Island, in Niagara River
1t is believed the state department
will take no notice officially of the state
ment of Hawaiian Minister Thurston.
Sixteen men are soon to be tried at
Portland, Or, by the federal court for
smuggling Chinese into the country.
Reports from Duluth Mimi, say the
output of iron whereabouts is 30 per
cent. greater this than last year.
Jared Marshall of Denver, has tried
to kill Rev. j. M. Thomas, alleging he
had stolen his wife from him.
Many vacant graves at Onawa, Iowa
have been discovered and residents Of
the town are greatly excited.
A Pittsburg, Pa, friend of Rev. john
Paxton says the New York preacher is
not victim of morphine.
Lafayette Parker, long active in Iowa
interests, died at Davenport from an
attack of heart disease.
Edison I. Stickney, prominent In dem
ocratic councils in Ohio, died at Tiffin
He was SO years old.
Two hundred of the unemployed o.
indianapolis waited on Mayor DEM,
and demanded work.
Lake marine men are about to consol
idate for the purpose of improving tn,
carrying trade.
A loss of upward of So, 900, 600 wa,