The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-03-01


mine of fabulous richness in the noun
tains near the village of Pernado, in a
remote part of the Sierra Madres by
accident. A short distance from the
mouth of the mine were found the ruins
of smelter. On the dump were many
thousands of dollars worth OF ore.
or IS foreigners convicted of partIci.
patton In the Mansfield, Pa, riots seven
were sentenced to the penitentiary for
terms ranging from fifteen months to
two and a half years, and the rest from
two months to ye1r In the workhouse
1t is officially announced that the gov
eminent of Guatemala has suspended
payment on the external debt on ac-
count Of the depreciation In the price
OF silver. The announcement caused a
heavy drop in Guatemala bonds.
A syndicate of capitalists interested
In the Salvation Army, has concluded to
purchase from the Mexican government
100000 acres of land In Chiapas, south.
ern Mexico.
The four Irish weavers. whose impor-
tation caused proceedings against John
Wanamaker for violation of the alien
contract labor law, have been released.
All is once more serene at Lexington.
KY. Arbitrators have settled the DIFF
ferences between Mayor Duncan and
Eiltor Baxter.
A deposition alleging Madeline Poi
lard's intimacy with the late Colonel A.
M. Swope was made by DR.. Lewis a.
Danville, Ky.
Chaska, the Santee Indian who was
married to Cora Fellows a number of
years ago, has eloped with copper
colored belle.
Zach t. White and Henry A. Roerath
have been indicted at Nebraska CITY for
banging Secretary of Agriculture Nor
ton in effigy.
Minister Willis reply to President
Dole's letter, recently made public, was
given to congress, with other cores
pondence.
In raid on gambling house at Elk
hart, Ind sixteen inmates, fourteen of
whom were prominent residents, were
captured.
The national convention of the Wo-
men Suffrage Association at Washing
ton has adjourned to meet next year at
Atlanta.
Michigan officials charged with "stuf-
nng' the vote on the salaries amend
ment have been removed by the gov
ernor.
Matthew Il. Ashton, convicted Of muir
derlng his aunt, Mrs. Daniel Stone, died
of smallpox In the Dane county tWis)
jail.
indianapolis la boring men refused to
work In relays with their unemployed
fellows and riot was narrowly averted.
About 800 miners have resumed work
In the eastern Ohio district upon terms
agreed upon at Columbus conference.
Milwaukee Is taking every precaution
to prevent the spread of smallpox, which
Is getting nearer its borders every day.
A transatlantic gale struck the coast
of Ireland with great violence, DELAYING
the movements of Atlantic steamers.
Unemployed miners of DunfermlIne,
ILL.,, have issued petition to be sent to
Governor Altgeld calling for relief.
Enraged residents of Stanton, Ala,
are avenglng the murder Of Mrs. Ruck-
er by killing a number of negroes.
Stephen Lando, claiming to be a rab.
bi converted to Christianity, was ar
rested for fraud at Guthrie, 0. T.
Reports from the ranges show cattle
suffered but little in the recent storms
except In Kansas and Oklahoma.
The Second Congregational church of
Rockford, the largest in northern Ill.
nois, has been destroyed by fire.
The state hospital for insane at Roch-
ester, N. Y, was burned to the ground.
All the inmates escaped alive.
Judge McDill, OF the interstate com
merce commission, is dangerously sick
at his home at Creston, Iowa.
Members of the A. p. A. are accused
OF gross frauds in the johnson county,
Indiana, primary elections.
Pension agents have been sent revised
rules for the better protection of the
government against fraud
The president has nominated William
McDermott to be United States marshal !
for the district of Montana.