The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-06

The Pail Mall Gazette publishes a
two column story of the alleged griev'
ances of Mouri, archdeacon of Babylon,
who claims to be wrongfully placed in
an asylum at Oakland, CAL, by DR.. G.
Smith of San Francisco and others
The archdeacon announces his inten-
ton of suing the United States govern.
ment for S., 100000.
Captain Daniel Brush of the Seven
teenth United States infantry has been
detailed as instructor in military at the
University of Illinois, to succeed Cap
tain E. R. Hills, who will take command
Of Battery H, Fifth United States
artillery.
A plot to blow up the parliament
buildins and bourse at Buenos Ayres
has been discovered. The police seized
several bombshells and arrested two
Australians and Italians, charged with
completely in the conspiracy.
The eighth annual session of the
Washington State Press association
will be held in Olympia, commencing
Monday evening, June II, and closing
Wednesday evening, June 10, or the
following morning.
Suit for 100000 was begun in the
United States circuit court at Chicago
by the French republic against the
Worlds Columbian exposition for dam
age to goods in the manufacturers
building.
Miss Abbie Gannett of Minneapolis
was awarded a verdict against the
$500" railroad for $500 damages for
injuries received in jumping from a
burning sleeping car.
The Young Peoples Societies of
Christian Endeavorer in Muscatine,
Linn, Jones, Jackson, Johnson, Clinton
and Cedar counties, Iowa, are holding
a convention at Davenport, Iowa.
Edward H. Jones of Clermont county,
Ohio, three times sentenced to death
for the murder of his son, was given a
fourth trial by the state supreme court.
J. E. Briteweiser, school teacher at
Coesse, Ind, is charged with embezzling
money from a sewing machine company
and from the school library fund.
Indiana populists are holding their
state convention at indianapolis. There
are 200 delegates in attendance. The
usual platform was adopted.
John SCHNEIDER of San Francisco
supposed to be dead thirty-fve years,
returned to St. Joseph, Mo-, and claimed
a fortune left by his father.
All the Ellensburg public schoo
teachers but one have been subjected
to horizontal reduction in salaries Of
IS per month each.
-Four hundred workmen at Pana, Ill.
refused to work until the militia pro
tecting them went home. The militia
were ordered away.
Governor Flower has vetoed the bill
to prevent display of foreign flags OF
New York public buildings, styling i
un.Amerlcan.
The seventy-ffth anniversary o
Queen Victoria's birth occurred Thurs
day. The official celebration occurred
Saturday.
John Anderson, a young Swede o
Moline, ILL.,, was drowned while 1shin,
near Campbelrs island, in the Missis
sippi river.
Eighty commonwealers charged will
stealing train at Yakima, have beel
sentenced to imprisonment from ten t
sixty days.
A large cavern occurred at the bluff
near the wharves at Tacoma, killing
Major w. T. Gillespie and Arnold Ber
' renberg.
/ Colonel Twitchell, United State!
: consul to Kingston, Ont, will delive
|, the memorial address at Montreal o.
) May 80.
Chicago's new postofice, to cover al
entire block and to be ten stories high
will be erected upon the present site
The Oakesdale city council is bein
. urgently petitioned not to reissue an
LIQUOR licenses to the towns saloons
Reuben Crow was fatally assaulted /
a saloon row at Vincennes, Ind,
Tom and Ben Butler, who fed.
E Herman Sieger, aged &c, farmer o
: Waverly, Iowa, was cleaning wei
/ when it caved in, killing him.
Regent Blanford of Walla Walla is