The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-06-21

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,assed as a Free win Baptist preacher
,ut was repudlated by the local min
strial association.
Attorney General Standish OF NORM
Dakota has rendered an opinion thai
he coal rate law passed by the last
legislature is unconstitutional, being
against coal mined ID
,ther states.
6Dr. H. c. Meyer has been sentenced
by Recorder Smyth of New York to I'm
prlsonment in the Sing Sing peniten-
tlary for life. DR.. Meyer was con-
vlcted of poisoning Ludwig Brandt.
In the election of school trustees at
Mich, S. d. Gage and Mrs.
Emma Pollard, the A. p. A. candidates,
defeated Frank B. Lay and William L.
Brownell by about GOO majority
OllulOA CalSCi GU ~ '~S
in jail at Marshall, ILL.,, on 4 charge Of
assaulting Nellie, the 9-year-old daugh-
ter Of Hiram Gard, of Walnut Prairie,
ten miles south of that city.
The eighty-eight cases against James
c. Darragh, president and Elmer Z.
Sattley, cashier, of the Kansas City
Safe Deposit and Savings Bank, are on
trial at Independence, Mo.
E Reports of the conhagration at Pan
anna have been grossly exaggerated.
Only $50 cheap dwellings have been
destroyed. Instead Of loss Of 81 $780,
900 it is estimated at $3.50, 900.
Floral tributes were placed on the
grave of Sir John A. Mcdonald at
Kingston, Ont, by the Young Men
Conservative Clubs. Addresses were
delivered by eminent Canadians.
The Lutheran League of the Tri-
Cities and the Mississippi Valley was
organized at Moline with ]. B. Oakleaf
president and Miss Pauline Dlttman
secretary.
Clarence w. Wells, young attorney
ofSigourney, Iowa, formerly Of Della
ware, Ohio, was drowned In Lake Erie
between Kelly's Island and Lakeside.
Three Rockford, ILL.,, camps of Mod
ern Woodmen, with 4 membership Of
900, have voted TO attend the annua
district picnic at Sycamore, June 20.
d. A. Kendrick, president of Shurt
left College, at Alton, Ill.,, has accepted
call TO the pastorate of the Emmanue
Baptist church of ST. Louis.
Frank Baird and Ora Mann, counter
letters, were sentenced TO terms In thu
Iowa penitentIary by Judge Woolsol
at Des Moines.
The railway trestle at the Old Eagl
mines on the Plttsburg & Lake Fri
road in Pennsylvania was burned b
incendiaries.
At Dubuque, Iowa, "A masked high
wayman boarded a street car in tn
suburbs of the city and robbed tn
motorman.
Nora KeIvel and Mary Glynn were s
badly burned by the explosion of
gasoline stove at Kansas City tina
they will die.
Delhert Barnett, living near Char
berlain, S. D., was killed by the a.
cidental discharge of a gun in h
wagon.
Isaac Goodman, an Elwood, Ind
farmer, was sentenced to four years
the penitentlary for operating a fenc
, Peter Johnson, colored, employee T;
the Fond du Lac, Wis Water Compan'
while at work laying pipes fell dead.
Members of the third missionary di
trict Of the Christian church of HlIno
are holding convention at Canton.
Fred Monts oh, convicted of robbfr
freight cars at Galena, was sentence
: to six years Imprisonment at Joliet.
Leonard W. Marsh of Kansas eli
shot his wife and daughter, but the
: lives were saved by their corsets.
Frank Schroeder, aged 2, acciden
: ally set himself on fire at Lyons, low
and was burned to death
Mrs. Mary Humlston, of Harlan
Ohio, has been arrested, charged wi
killing her infant.
The fourth ANIMAL convention of Il
Nation district Christian League m
at Marshall, III.
B Scarlet fever Is epidemic at Steube
VILE, Ohio. Five children have di