The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-17

Two American pleasure boats, with
Atty members of the Cincinnati Fishing
club aboard, were seized by Canadian
authorities for fishing In their waters.
The passengers were released. An APP
peal has been made to the Dominion
government.
The story of the Breckenridge case
will be allowed to pass through the
mails. First Assistant Postmaster. G en-
eral Jones has notified the postmaster
at Chicago that the department has no
authority to exclude the book.
The number of Chinese registered In
the entire country is 100, 312, of whom
67,077 are in California and Nevada,
1909 In Montana, Idaho and Utah, 1,7s1
in Arizona. The Chinese population by
the last census was 107,4s3
Striking miners at colllery In Polish
Ostan attacked the soldiers who were
guarding the men at work. The gend-
armes opened fire, killing nine and
woundIng twenty others.
The seven tourists imprisoned In the
Souraish cavern in Austria since April
20 were rescued by government engl-
neers They were almost insane from
the nervous strain.
Trouble between peace officers and
United States soldiers In the suburbs of
Rio Grande City resulted in the killing
of Corporal Inglehart and a bystander.
All Is quiet now.
The executive committee OF the mid.
winter fair has decided to reduce the
admission from so to 25 cents on Sun
days, and TO % cents on week DAYS after
s o'clock.
Mgr. Satolll will probably be called
on to settle the controversy between
Bishop Matz and Father Malone of Dem
yer. Efforts at compromise have failed.
In conversation at New Orleans Con-
gresham Wilson expressed confidence
OF the passage Of the tariff bill. He be-
lieves congress will ad journ by July /.
Jimmy Barry of Chicago and Jimmy
German OF New York, bantam weights,
have been matched to fight to finish
before the Olympic club OF New Orleans
Over $4,000 persons witnessed the
ball game between the Chicagos and
the Cincinnatis and many were turned
away. The score was tIe-6 TO 6.
The house committee on public build
ings and grounds has agreed to report
the bills for public buildings at Helena,
Mont ard Boise City, Idaho.
The steamer La Champagne ran
ashore in New York Harbor In a fog.
1t will be necessary to lighter her cargo
before she can be fioated.
Turfmen everywhere are aroused by
the assumption of autocratic power by
the new Jockey Club and 1t is not likely
to succeed in Its plans.
al IL
appeals at st. Paul has affirmed a de-
cision of the lower court declaring pool
contracts Illegal
A branch of the American RAILWAY
Union, which includes the employees of
eight railroads, was formed at Ham.
mond, Ind.
Nearly 1000 riders participated In
the annual run of the associated cycling
clubs over the north snore course at
Chicago.
John Hutton, William Wlndgrove and
Charles Cragin of Menasha, Wis.,, were
drowned while fishing In Lake Winnie
bago.
California has renewed the agitation
for destruction of the English sparrow,
which has been such terror to farmers.
The New York and New jersey bridge
bill, amended to meet the objections of
the president, was passed by the house. |
Troops charged with drawn swords on
anti-Jewish rioters In Grajewo, Russian
Poland, killing four and woundIng 100.
Unemployed laboring men threaten to
burn the business portion of Anderson,
Ind, unless given aid Immediately.
Four persons were killed and thirty
injured by an explosion of acids at the
Cordite works near London.
A head end collision at Menominee
Wis, killed the express mes.
senger, clerk and fireman.
An awful storm at Saltwater, Mimi,