The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-11-30

0o1era1 1euD.
John Radlern, tn noted london
tailor and iixd q Worth. = dad.
An old ledy Is pears of - ~
fatally injured . Oakland, Cal, last
wesk By being run over By : bi1yels.
Terrible snow storms have pro
vailed during tho week throughout
tho Mississippi and Missouri val
leys.
The heaviest snow storm in years
ragged ia the. northern portion Of
Texas during tho early part Of this
week.
Miss Edith Rockefeller, daughter
Of tho oil king, vas married = New
York city. Monday, 70 Harold ~.
Mccormack.
The new limited overland aver
"Pacific" made ito fret run from
Chicago to San Francisco last week
in three days.
John Dillon, tho noted Irish lead
Or. was married at London Nov. 21st
10 ! daughter of Justice Matthews
Of tho Queens bench.
Since Francis Schlatter's tnyste-
rious disappearance it is said over
TO- 600 letters addressed to him have
heen received At the Denver post
Office.
Walter G. Langerman, q New York
city lawyer, has been sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment for =
criminal assault on young lady
who visited his Office.
Lady Sholto Douglass will soon
appear on the stage of San Fran
cisco music hall to which no ad-
mission is charged. Lord Sholto
will act as his wife's manager.
Snow, wind and hail storms pre-
vailed Tuesday throughout the east.
At Chicago vessels were wrecked on
Lake Michigan, street cars were
snow-bound and passengers kept
out all night.
Professor Pergue, a school teacher
with wife and grown children, &C.
cused of running Miss Willie Grady,
was taken from the sheriff at Alley,
Georgia, by a mob last week and
riddled with bullets.
Clifton E. Mayne, a real estate
dealer, and we'll known in Salt Lake
and Ogden, who was convicted in
the courts of Los Angeles, CAL, of
committing an outrage on his ward
Miss Elsie Shipton, was sentenced,
November 23d, to twenty-five years
in the state prison.
A late Chinese account of how
the Queen of Corea died says that
thirteen women and the Queen were
put into sacks, the mouths of which
were tied securely, and piled on a
large scaffolding in the palace yard.
where the whole was set on fire.
The screams of the tortured women
could be heard for miles far above
Ethe fendish shouts of the MUIR
dcrers.
Lloyd Montgomery, the 13-year-
old son of John Montgomery, is IN.
der arrest at Brownsville, Oregon,
charged with the murder of his
father and mother, and DR.. L. Nc
Kercher. Their dead bodies were
found in the Montgomery house.
Young Montgomery admitted be
was in the house ten minutes before
the shooting. A rife was found
covered with blood, and an air-gun,
identified as Lloyd Montgomery's,
was on the floor.
A late dispatch from Craig, Col,
says that band of 700 Ute Indians
who have been recently returned to
their reservation, slaughtered 10, OOC
deer in Routt county while they
were at large. They camped at the
various streams and springs where
the deer pass as they 60 to Their
winter range, and it is estimated by
those who have recently travelled
through that portion of the country
that the number of deer killed al
given above is not exaggerated.
A dispatch from Helena, Mont.
Nov. Oath says: Herman Victor
proprietor of the Helena brewery
while returning from Canyon ferry
late this afternoon, found the body
of Tom Harris, a wealthy placer
miner, lying near the roadside
alongside a fence. frozen stiff. Har
ris went to Canyon Ferry last night
and after getting full proceeded t
walk home. He evidently fel
asleep en- route and was frozen K
death.
Jerry Richardson, . music teacl
or at Logan, Utah, Was sentenced
to six years in the penitentiary fol
committing an outrage on one o
his young lady pupils. In com
menting upon the sentence tht
Wasatch Wave says: Richardson
should have been sent to sixty
instead Of six years, had he beer
given his just dues, then the youn(
and unsuspecting young ladies il
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