The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-28

business IS TO De demanded by the
Southern Pacific. This blocks the at
temp: of association lines to defeat the
Union Pacific.
Five bodies have been recovered
so far from the wreck of the Los
Angeles at the Point Sur lighthouse.
All the passengers are in a pitiable
condition.
1t is reported the Oxford has sent
word to the Yale and Harvard, that
she will race in England In Septe mber
the winner of the Yale-Harvard boat
race.
At reception rendered by the New
YORK Clearing House association Comp
troller Eckles praised the bankers for
their liberal action during the recent
panic.
Working people of both sexes from
Pennsylvania have Reached Washing
ton on special train, their object be-
ing to protest against the Wilson bill.
San Francisco and Oakland detach-
ments of the Industrial Army caroused
all Sunday night at San Pablo and next
daywere hauled back to Oakland.
In the event that the Indian supply
warehouses are removed to Chicago,
New York merchants threaten to re-
fuse to bid on furnishing supplies.
Judge SLOGAN has decided that Col
onel Krez must Telinquish the office of
city attorney at Milwaukee in favor of
H. C. Hamilton, elected April 3.
Members of Frye's army of common
wealers at Warrenhurst, Ill, INDUCED
In general fight, in which several of
them was stabbed and beaten.
Railroad magna.es in session at Gin
cinnati are forming a pool to govern
passenger and freight trafic from the
Atlantic to the Mississippi.
Fire In the wooden mills at Ivano,
Russia, caused damages of 1,75O, ZOO
roubles, the death of 10 persons and
loss of employment to 1900.
The cruise r Columbia was put in COM
mission at Philadelphia with formal
ceremonies, Captain George w. Sum.
mers assuming command.
G. S. N. Morton, acting governor of
the state of Wyoming, died at Cheyenne.
He served two terms in the legislative
assembly of Pennsylvania.
Health officers of St. Paul and Min
neapolis will inspect all passengers on
incoming trains to guard against the
introduction of smallpox.
b. supreme court decision in Louis
lana. glove contests can be resumed by
that state. The Olympic club had its
case decided favorably.
Illinois Central Railway detectives
captured two members Of the gang of
car thieves at Nation, fatally shoot.
ing one of them.
Judge Hazen of Topeka, Kan, has de-
cided that the grand lodge, I. o. o. F.,
has right to levy and enforce the per
capita tax.
Mrs. Emma Redpath, Of Wisconsin,
has revealed plot whereby an limo
cent man was sent to prison for life
for murder.
Edgar E. S. Eagle, a well known
church and charitable worker of Chi.
cago, died after lingering illness
aged 43.
Farmers near Randolph, Wis.,, are
securing fancy prices for their lands on
a report that gold has been found
there.
France has forced Sir Edward Blount,
chairman of the West railroad, to re-
sign because he is an Englishman.
Grand Duke Nicholas, Cxarowitz of
Russia, has announced his betrothal to
Princess Alix of Hesse.
Owing to the growing opposition to
the measure Great Britain may abandon
the evicted tenants bill.
J. w. Sel!gman, the New York banker,
died at Hotel del Coronado, Cal, of
Bright's disease.
Matt Rose of Kicerd, Iowa, was killed
by J. L. Hartman In quarrel over
some land. "a
The illness Of Jerry Simpson At Wash
ington has assumed an almost alarming
phase.