The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-25

murdered by John Creekmur, who had
ruined Boyd's ward.
President Cleveland and his cabinet
and members of the supreme court and
of the house attended the services over
the remains of senator Vance in the
senate chamber.
Emma Denton, aged 20 years, of Gu
nette, Ind, committed suicide with
strychnine because her lover had cir
culated scandalous stories about her.
Funeral services over the remains of
Rev Silas B. Gilbert were held at the
First Baptist church of Austin. He
had entered the ministry in 1850.
Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones' sermon in
Chicago on 'Contributions of the Cath
Ollie Church to Our Civilization" drew
applause from his hearers.
Albert Reed, indicted for completely
in the wrecking of the Indianapolis Ma
lional bank, has refused to become a
government witness.
The National League ball season
opened last week. Weak clubs have
been strengthened, and the outlook is
unusually bright.
A rate of $16.1O on immigrant bust
ness from the Missouri river to Cali
sornia IS made by the Western Passen-
ger Association.
Failing to secure guarantee of pro-
lection, Admiral Mello, the Brazilian
rebel did not surrender to the Urugua-
yam authorities.
Patrick Cannaran, Boston demo.
cratic politician, was fatally injured in
a runaway which was caused by a
swarm of bees.
Miss Hattie Miller, of Indianapolis,
died from a ruptured blood vessel while
going through calisthenic exercises at
Rockville, Ind.
DIR. w. II Harroth died at the Well
ington hotel from heart disease. His
wife had Just returned from visit to
Minneapolis.
If the United States withdraws from
the Samoan agreement Germany, 1t is
said, will declare protectorate over
the islands.
Steamer De Ruyter, which sailed
from Brighton March IL for Boston, has
been reported lost. She carried
crew of 90.
Charles Dice, of Veedersburgh, Ind
after loading two revolvers, supposedly
to commit murder, accidentally killed
himself.
Arthur la Larle, of Chicago, who shot
himself after killing his sweetheart,
Mrs. Minnie A. Levy, died at the county
hospital.
More than $500, 900 collected by Sioux
City from saloon-keepers may have to
be turned over to the county school
fund.
Rev. Spruville E. Burford, pastor of
the New York Episcopal Church of the
lntercession is dead. He was IS years
old.
Ex-Governor and ex-United States
Senator James M. Harvey, of Kansas,
died at his home near Junction City,
Kan.
Mrs. James w. Tate, wife of Ken
tucky's late defaulting state treasurer,
is dying of consumption at Frankfort.
KY.
In a lecture on "The Single Tax on
Land" M. M. Mangasarian of Chicago
combated the theories of Henry George.
Catholic teachers in the public schools
of Milwaukee are said to have been
marked for decapitation by the A. P. A.
Two highwaymen held up Berkley,
Cal, streetcar and robbed the passen.
gers, securing about 500 and jewelry.
Two children of John Salzer were lost
in the woods near Farming, Mimi, and
search for them has been fruitless.
Mrs. E. r. Pulliam, treasurer of Fort
Scott, Kan, is 81, 800 short and has been
suspended pending investigation.
Evangelist Moody preached in Chicago
avenue church to an audience which
filed every corner of the edIflce.
No action will be taken by congress
on the Breckenridge scandal and mum.
erous petitions regarding it.
Seymour Newlin, negro who As.
saulted a white woman at Rushsylvania,
Ohio, was hanged by mob.