The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-04-21
General News.

Inc MarQl GraS CarHlVal OpeueO |
in San Francisco Tuesday.
Elk. President Harrison has left |
San,Francisco en- route for his home
in Indianapolis.
The Peoples party managers at
Chicago have arranged to give kel-
ly's army big reception.
Hattie Stratton. the noted female
smuggler of Port Angeles, has been
pardoned by the president.
Ed Morrell, partner of the bandit
Chris Evens, has been sentenced to
life imprisonment at Folsom.
Senator Vance of North Carolina
died Saturday night, April 14th, at
his home in Washington City.
The leaders of the coke strikers
admit failure and the men are
ready to go to work on the former
terms.
Sergeant A. NJ. Wilson of the
Salt Lake police force was accident
ally shot and killed a few days ago
| by fellow officer.
The San Francisco Board of Su-
pervisors has appropriated $1,000
to pay the fares of 500 unemployed
to the East via the Southern Pacific
route.
| The Oklahoma branch of Coxey's
Army completed arrangements at
Kansas City with the Railroad com
pany to carry them to Washington
city in box cars.
Judge Dundy, of Omaha, has or
. dered the wages of Union Pacific
employees restored to the old rates.
The order applies to men whose
wages were cut last September.
) Milo, new strong man, carries
! $50 pounds of iron in his teeth
} while he juggles with two eighty
pound cannon balls. He also lifts
, two guardsmen, horses and all.
David Dudley Field, the eminent
lawyer and brother of Cyrus w.
and Justice Stephen ]. Field of the
U. S. Supreme Court, died at New
) York Friday, April 18th, aged 49,.
Fred Ruser, the San Francisco
, youth who brutally murderd his
aged father last February by stab
him repeatedly with knife, has
been adjudged insane and sent to
an asylum.
The verdict for Madeline Pollard
for SIS 900 damages from Congress
man w. C. p. Breckenridge for
breach of promise to marry her,
ended the celebrated case at Wash
ington last Saturday.
Willie Wilde, the ex-husband of
Mrs. Frank Leslie, was married a
few days ago in London to Miss
Sophia Lees. The bride is a grand
daughter of an Irish lord, said to
be beautiful and forty years of age.
The Peoples Party League of
! Shawnee county, Kan, passed res
J olution to give the Industrial Army
, alsuitable welcome and a substantial
feast when they passed through To-
peka on their way to Washington.
: James ]. Corbett has sailed for
Europe. The champion of Ameri-
/, ca opens at Drury Lane Theatre
} the latter part of this month, and
will be seen 20 more in the arena
/. until the seasons engagement have
| been filled.
Santa Cruz, the popular summer
resort, one hundred miles down the
coast from San Francisco, was near
e ly entirely destroyed by fire las
! Saturday. Owing to the bursting o
the water pipes in the waterworks
the only water obtainable was that
: carried in barrels from the ocean
: Miss Hattie Welsh, living neal
,, Gainesville, Texas, while returning
!. from picnic few days ago with
! young man, was criminally as
saulted by him, and then brutally
. murdered. Her dead body was
found concealed in thicket. Cit
, liens started out in hot pursuit oil
the beastly wretch, who will be
, burned at the stake when captured
Walter L. Daugherty, the assist
, ant postmaster at Creighton, Altu-
ras county, has been indicted by
t the grand jury at Boise for mail rob.
: berry. He is charged with having
robbed the mails on two occasions,
) securing $50 each time. He will
! be tried at the next term of court.
/, Daugherty's bond, fixed at $500,
5 was furnished. Phillip 0. Koonce,
the stage driver on the route, and
an accomplice to the robbery, was
, indicted at the last term of court,
, plead guilty and was sentenced to