Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-02-16

bank while piping . cut. He still sur
wives, after suffering q bad ecalp lacera-
ton, broken jaw, teeth knocked out,
arm broken, leg broken and ankle disio-
Gated.
J. W. Watson, q country preacher,
while conducting revival at Yellow
Springs, H., Thursday night, was called
fool and liar by Sandy Pettiford. The
pastor marched down the aisle, pulled
Pettiford out Of his pew, and pounded
interfered.
The war department this year has re-
ports OF the militia from the adlutant-
generals of every state In the Union. The
reports show 9270 commissioned officers,
1925 enlisted men in the National
Guard and about 1000 900 in the unor-
ganized militia.
Mollie Roath, q young lady milliner OF
San Francisco, hung herself Saturday
night. She had her life insured Tor $2OO0
in the Knights and Ladies' Of Honor, and
despairing of obtaining employment,
saved from want.
Two deaths from exposure during the
cold of Sunday night were reported in
New York the next morning The name
OF one victim is John Colgan. q laborer,
found in Forty-seventh street. Inc
other is an unknown woman found In
Fifty-ninth street.
Alfred Mercy, Of Ridgewood, N. j.,
clerk in the First National Bank, was
drowned at Pavonia ferry Friday morn
ing in attempting to save the lie OF ms
brother John, who had fallen overheard
| -, after
it had left the clip.
J. E. Clark, cashier Of the Planters
Bank, of Ellsville, Ca, attempted to
commit suicide Wednesday BY poison
The bank was burglarized and robbed
3 Monday, and after Clark had swallowed
dose Of laudanum he confessed that he
I had committed the crime.
= A campaign against the rebellioua
Yaqui Indians OF Northern Mexico is De
ING organized by General Loise Torres
which it is hoped will be effectual in com
= pletely breaking the power OF this
Q troublesome tribe. A campaign to the
/. death will be insugurated.
a Charles Heiner, an inventor, com
g mitte6 suicide by hanging at his home II
a New York, Tuesday morning. He hat
q an idea he had solved the problem o
the machine which he had invented Il
y demonstrate his idea was practicable.
). P. G. Ross, cashier of the bank o
" Scottsboro, Ala, was killed Sunday D.
= the four SHELTON brothers. The killing
70 was the result Of undue intimacy OF Kos
- with Miss Annie Shelton. Ross leaves
~ wife and five small children. All tn
:. persons concerned are prominent in tn
y community.
At Chattanooga. Tenn. Monday aftel
81 noon, Col. j. B. Vert was shot an
~ ~ killed by George II. Henson, presiden
90 Of one of the city banks. The shootin
GO ia the SEQUEL to divorce suit OF Henso
against his wife, filed last spring, chari
ng ing Col. Vert with being unduly intimat
n with Mrs. Henson.
W The leaders Of the Parnellite section
~ the Irish have issued q manifesto q.
claring that the liberal governments ru
n. in Ireland is confessed failure, and tn!
o. home rule has been pushed aside.
ps adds that it is therefore necessary to r
Is store Ireland to the old position
"blocking the way"
ire Henry Fries and his father-in-laV
ne John Schultz, living near Becker, NC
ne have held q grudge several years Gu
| mlUhVluk Ill CChuitA AitiAH6 800
surrendering himself to the nearest ju
he tice of the peace, who refused to no
te- him. Schultz then returned home al
VT blew his brains out.
ed John Roos, a Hebrew, Of Chicago,
wears of age, q wstchmxn at the 81
of Diego building, was brutally murder
las some time during Sunday morning,
ys- the boiler-room Of the building. VIII
md found Roos' face and head were beat
almost into Jelly, and blood and brai
,as were scattered over the boilers.
yes People living in the vicinity OF LAM
an landing at Olympia have not yet rece
BYE cred from their fright over the visitati
of shark. The sea monster was ten
on twelve feet long and sported around
ma the bay as if in search of human lunt
ted but it succeeded in failing to satisfy
,er. csnnibalistic appetite. 1t has been 81
eral years since shark was seen in tn
fa;t waters.
an A heavy wind and rain storm pass
,er over Central Alabama Saturday mig
the At Gate City Congregational chul
was blown down and a number OF p
sons injured. A Christian Endes'
sn society, composed Of thirty women q
N:a children, was holding a meeting at
NY, time. The roof was crushed in, bury
WV them beneath the debris. Nearly ev
person in the building was more or
om- iniured,