The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-14

were expelled from the university at
Warsaw, Russia, their companions
started a riot and the university has
been closed by the police.
Murderous coke strikers In Pennsyl-
vania have been intimidated by the kill
ing of several of their number of deputy
sheriffs. A mob still surrounds the
Rainey WORKS.
Thomas Aulum became helpless
through fear while working on narrow
ledge near the top Of the Chicago board
of trade building and was rescued by
bremen.
Propeller Barnum, Chicago for Buff
falo, carrying SO 900 bushels of corn.
struck floating ice in the Macktnaw
Straits and went down. The crew was
saved.
Bodies of armed coke strikers, largely
composed of Slavs and Huugarians,
marched to the plants in Pennsylvania
and forced the men to leave work.
By the explosion of lamp in the
house of Edward Price at Calumet Pit,
Ind, three children were burned to
death and the house destroyed.
Emmett Seymour, just released from a
three years term In an Iowa peniten-
tiary for larceny, is to be tried for kill
ing bis father-in.law In 1890.
Because he persisted In singing "After
the Ball' Ben Miller was probably
fatally stabbed by William Dierkes, a
Quincy, Ill.,, saloonkeeper.
DR.. Teed, high priest of the Koreshsm
Unity, Chicago, is planning to found
colony of his followers on tract of
land in western Florida.
Augusta Schmidt was found guilty of
killing Oscar Walton in Kokomo, Ind,
and sentenced to a term of ten years in
the penitentiary.
Coxey's army marched from Sewick-
ley to Allegheny City, Pa. where 1t
was received by 100000 people and
loudly cheered.
Governor Peck has sent $3.50. OF to the
relief committee at Hurley and notified
it that no more charitable contributions
will be made.
Father James A. Walter, the best
known clergyman in Washington,
dropped dead while preparing to answer
sick call.
]. E. McElroy of Chicago has closed
the sale of the $6,64O,OOO Cherokee
bonds to R. 7. Wilson of New York for
81, FAC, 900.
Tramps and railroad men INDUCED In
battle at Lebanon, Ind. Several shots
were fred and two tramps were seri-
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While fighting imaginary thieves in
his sleep Elmer Mitchell of Crosby,
Texas, seized revolver and killed his
roommate.
Dresses are made of wooden fiber
which, when spun or otherwise pre-
pared, is scarcely distinguished from
fine silk.
Union grain shovelers at Buffalo won
a fight with Italians and Poles, in which
many of the latter were seriously in
jured.
Colonel Breckinridge formally closed
his defence in the Pollard case. Toe
rebuttal case was very damaging to
him.
/ Arbitrators have dismissed the case
against the Burlington for alleged cut
ting of passenger rates to scalpers.
Members of two families In Lima,
Ohio, are seriously III, the result of be-
ing nearly asphyxlated by coal gas.
Judge Caldwell's decision in the Union
Pacific wage conference at Omaha
favors the employees at every point.
c w. Inman and O. A. Warner, farm
ers of Hartley, Iowa, fought duel with
knives, and the former was killed.
Heavy cuts in freight rates from Mis-
souri, river points to Texas have been
made by the Santa Fe road.
Republicans, aided by the American
Protective association, elected their en-
tire ticket In Kansas City.
Rev. George w. Patrick, an A. p. A.
enthusiast of Kaukauna, Wis, was fined
for using abusive language.
Robbers wrecked the safe In the post
ONCE At H.cksville, Ohio, and secured
$4,000 in cash and stamps.
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