The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-01-04

Cleveland to all the governments of
the world. 1t is an appeal for al bltra-
tion in the adjustment of all inter
national disputes.
Chauncey II. Andrews, one of the
founders of the Standard Oil campany,
and many times 4 millionaire, died at
Yorktown, Ohio, One of his daugh-
tiers is the wife of John A. Logan, Jr.,
and the other wife of L. c. Brun of
Turf Field and Farm.
Crews of the steamer Willamette
Valley at San Francisco aud the Hoag
and Three Sisters on the Willamette
river have tied up those vessels to re-
cover wages overdue. About 1000 tons
of grain along the river awaits ship
ment, with 600 tons additional on the
line of the Oregon Pacific.
The Northwestern Steamship Com
pany has been incorporated at Seattle
with capital of 5000 900. The object
is to operate steamers on Puget sound
Independent of an railroad, but having
friendly relations with all railroads.
Utsalady will be headquarters.
Patrolman Healy of Chicago accepted
Samuel Nelson's invitation to a Christ
mas drink in saloon. Nelson had
row with the barkeeper and was elected.
He knocked the officer down and the
latter shot and killed him.
Miss Francis Ewing, daughter of
Judge Ewing, United States minister
to Brussels, and a niece of Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson, was married at Balti-
more to Baly Bereher, a Memphis
banker.
Fire at San Francisco damaged the
Call and Bulletin newspaper offices and
other printing, paper and ink estab-
llshments TO the extent of $500, 900.
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principal speaker at the dinner at
Washington to commemorate the land
ing of the pilgrims.
Pension Attorney Van Leuven and
his Iowa coadiutors were indicted on
forty three counts at Dubuque for pen
sion frauds.
Relying to attacks in the English
commons, Gladstone declared the
situatson of Britain's nave is not one
of danger.
"Not proved" was the verdict re-
turned In the case of Monson, on trial
at Edinburgh for killing Lieutenant
Hambrough.
Two thousand rabbits were killed BY
farmer boys near Lamar, Colo, and
destitute.
Representative Hansbough is per-
sistent in his plea for the appropriation
of 81, 000, 900 to exterminate the Russian
thistle
An attempt was made to kill Presi-
dent Engle, of the Exchange bank, at
Breckenridge, Colo, with a dynamite
bomb
John Heacock, rejected suffer, killed
Ann and Sadie Hemple, near Burbank,
S. d. and then put bullet in his brain.
Annie Wagner told her story in her
trial for poisoning the boosters, at
indianapolis, making good impression.
Earnest study of the scriptures is en-
Joined by Pope Leo in his latest en-
cyclical received by Cardinal Gibbons
At Dubuque, Iowa, Hugh Robbard was
found guilty of numbering a policeman
and sentenced to life imprisonment.
A Kansas & Arkansas Valley train
was held up and robbed by masked men
at Seminole The booty was light.
Anti-tax agitation was revived al
Monreale, Sicily. Troops fired on
rioters and thirty were wounded.
Henry Gerber Warsaw, Ind, gar.
dener, was fatally beaten by murder
GUS visitor in search of plumber.
l.. p. Ryan and wife, an aged couple
living near Winchester, Ohio, were
found murdered In their home.
Frank Frederick, a miner, tried tc
walk across from Tower to Biwabik
Mimi, and was frozen to death.
Four men were killed and three In
jured by boiler explosion at lumber
mill near Knoxville, Tenn.
Albert B. Pullman, vice president o.
the Pullman car company. died suddenly
at his home in Evasion, Ill.
John B. Koetting, Milwaukee alleged
bank wrecker, thinks if he Is acquitted
he will be assassinated.
Joe Kangley drank four cups of bat
whisky at Clifford, Iowa, and died Of