The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-05

discovered in the mines of North Dun
das, Tasmania. 1t is estimated to weigh
5,4OO pounds. The assay of small
piece shows that the large mass of orr
contains 81 per cent of metallic tin.
Workingmen and merchants of Iron
wood, Mich, will march to Bessemer t.
demand submission to vote by the COUNTY
board of a proposition to issue bonds fol
building roads to furnish: work for the
unemployed.
Sir Edward Blount has been forced t.
resign the presidency of the West Rail
way of France, the government believ
ing it to be contrary to public policy
for a foreigner to hold such position
A favorable report on the Takamine
process was made at the whisky trust
meeting. and it is said that several o.
the plants will be at once remodeled TO,
It's use.
w. A. Richie accused at Richmond
Ind, of forging the signature of the
Standard Paving company, of Detroit
TO checks, has been bound over to the
court.
Edward Johnson, negro miner from
Alabama, has been arrested as one Of
the parties to the murder of Alfred
Haman, near Pittsburgh, Kansas.
BY the explosion of a boiler in tin
mill at Huntington, Ind, one man was
killed. two Others fatally injured and
the plant completely demolished.
Thousands of artisans are effected by
the failure of the Discount Corporation
of Ireland, caused by the collapse of
the Belfast Warehouse company.
At Kansas City the comfy court has
ordered suit begun against the bonds
men of County Clerk M. S. Burr to re-
cover the shortage of $16,942.3l.
The Boston division of the common.
veal army was scattered by mob,
which tore the banners to shreds and
handled the leaders.
As the result of the harmonizing ef-
fects of Senator Jones it Is believed the
tariff bill will receive the vote of every
democratic senator but Hill.
William McGarrahan, whose claim to
the New Idria mine in California has
been before congress since 1858, died
in Wash'notnn hospital.
Pecatonlco, ILL.,, incendiaries DESTROY.
ed Whittlesey's livery barn, including
two stations, valued at 81 900 each, and
a team of road horses.
A bill giving women the right to vote
in school elections was passed by the
lower branch of the Ohio legislature
and is now law.
Ex-Lieuterant Governor A. G. Nc
of Ohio, died at Lebanon, aged
80 years. He was for many years Tom
Corwin's partner.
A dozen negroes were arrested near
La, charged with killing a
white man. One resisted his captors
and was shot.
Striking street cleaners in Philadel-
phia attacked twenty Ave Italians who
remained at work and gave them a Sc.
we're beating.
Coal miners of the Danville lIll.) dis
trict have decided to suspend work, in
accordance with the order of the Unitei
Mine Workers.
S. w. Allerton, of Chicago, has
brought suit for an accounting against
the Heland Mining Company at Sioux
Falls, S. D.
Austin (Texas) citizens have offereda
purse OF $4,000 for sculling match for
the championship between Gaudaur and
Sullivan.
Troops fired on rioting socialists at
aodmezo vasarhely, Hungary, wound
ng six severely ,and many others Sc.
'iously.
G. w. Dickmann, leadero the democ.
'acy in Fayette county, Illinois, died at
Vandalio, where he had lived since 1910.
Earthquake shocks still continue in
Greece. Many towns have suffered and
go lives are known to have been lost
His wife having become .hopesly in.
ane from the grip, M. A. Hunt, Terre
1aute, Ind, florist, committed suicide.
Jesse Seligman, of New York and
london banking firm of J. & s. Selig.
nan, died at Coronado beach, Cal.
Bandits stripped the cathedral at