The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-01-25

that G. Brace Shibert, who married
Fanny c. Willard, both of Pennsylvania,
In Omaha last month, had another wife.
John f. Hynes of Youngston, recently
arrested but not convicted for embezzle-
ment, sued the Herancourt brewing
company for s25, 900 damages.
George Ossler,a mailman, made a
murderous attack on Mrs. Gottllet
Bets of Adrain. He will be returned to
the Kalamazoo asylum.
j. F. Farrell, chairman of the board
of county commissioners of Pottawa
tonne county, Oaklahoma, was arrested
on charge of perjury.
Robbers entered the farmhouse of
John Rudd, near Falrbury, Ill, and
stole 800 in cash and 81 900 in notes
and bank certificates
George Dunn, refractory tramp,
tried to escape from wook on the city
stone pile at Marshall, ILL.,, and was
shot by the guard.
BY an obstruction In the water pipes
Marquett, Mich, is without fire pro-
lection, and engines have been borrowed
from Isbpcming.
Eighty deputies have signed the re-
peal of President Carnot to commute
the death sentence passed upon Anar-
chist Valiant.
Harry IIamil, perintendent of he
Terre Haute workhouse, was arrested,
charged with stealing 5000 from
drunken man.
Frank Chapman. of Clayman, Wis,
aged II, choked to death on a piece of
beefstake he was trying to mastlcate in
a restaurant.
Burglars entered the residence of
County Treasurer W. X. Wlthers at
Carrollton, H., and secured $500 worth
of jewelry.
Samuel cone, ex-treasurer of Vernon
township, was sentenced at Warren,
Ohio, to one year in prison for en-
bezzlement.
Cut off by burning of holstlng machin-
cry, seventy-fve Grass Valley (Cal.)
miners escaped by an airshaft 1000
feet deep.
Wool manufacturers met in New
York and after electing ofise adopted
resolutions denunciatory of the Wilson
tariff bill.
John Mlnnick, superintendent of the
Lebanon, Ind electric light company,
was killed by telegraph pole failing
on him.
Hamburg-Amerlcan and North German
Lloyd steamship companies have de-
clded to consolidate their Mediterranean
lines.
The Merchants Exchange of st. Louis
petitioned congress to have action
taken on the Wilson bill as soon as pos
sible.
Dan Holland of Sterling, ILL.,, and w.
s. Coy of Syracuse, N. Y, we're arrested
at Sandwich, H., for robbing barber
shop.
Burglars broke In the store and post
office of j. A. Davis at MINER, ILL.,, and
stole $50 In money and 5000 In stamps
An anarchist plot has been discovered
at Rasanio, one of the chief CONNER
cial towns of the Argentine republic.
Governor Altgeald disapproves of the
American protective association, which
he thinks unpatriotic and dangerous.
T. B. Haughey, president of the sus-
pended Indianapolis bank, is said to be
In danger Of mental collapse.
| OhomPAoh Dah6uci VI WdlsdW, iuu.,
who assaulted and left for dead a IS.
year-old girl, has been captured.
Burlington, Iowa, man named Aid.
son of Galesburg was run over by a
freight train and fatally hurt.
Joel Bryant was given a verdict OF
$1,000 against the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at Newark, Ohio.
An Elwood, Ind, man found Ss5 in
gold coin In head of cabbage he had
bought at his grocer's.
Corbett says that Mitchell is not a
fighter, but simply coincidence man
who gulls his friends"
E. A. Ferrin, an insurance agent at
Ottawa, ILL.,, is in jail charged with
issuing forged notes.
Brock Kelly was killed by a prema-
ture blast at tunnel on the new Grip
pie creek railroad.
Robert Hubbard, a wealthy farmer
was killed by an unknown person near
Princeton, KY.
The Colorado house of representa-
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