Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-01-25
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

soon be sent out from Belgium.
Emperor Francis Joseph has required
Baron Banfy to form a cabinet for Hun
gary.
Daniel II. Craig. first general manager
of the Associated Press, is dead He was
upwards of so years old
Striking seamen and dockmen are grow
ing turbulent at Buenos Ayres. Acts of
violence have been reported.
John Burns, NJ. p, has sailed on the
Etruria, for Liverpool. accompanied by
j. Williams and E. Benn, NJ. p.
Blank books, all styles of binding, and in
any ruling; a complete stock at John w.
Graham & Co.'S book store.
The French steamship LaGascoyne,
which sailed Saturday, carried 81 $50, 900 of
American gold.
In the Philadelphia republican city con-
vention Charles F. Warwick was nomi-
noted for mayor.
Henry NJ. Burr Co, one of the largest
wholesale and retail millinery stores in
Boston. has assigned
AS a result of eating poisoned cheese, q
people OF Bradford, Penn, are sick Some
are in a serious condition
proposal has been submitted to the
council of the empire to establish a Rus
ltsdtlOI 10 the vatican.
=. c. Mclaughlin, a prominent Chicago
stock board Spectator. dropped dead In
Laselle street of heart disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone left London at
10 O'Clock Tuesday for Cannes A large
crowd cheered the travellers heartily.
General Pape, governor of Berlin has
been relieved, and General Baron Vanlee
has been appointed to succeed him.
The Philadelphia democratic city con-
vention unanimously nominated ex-Goyer-
nor Pattison as a candidate for mayor
Judge James Taylor Jones, a former
member of congress of the First Alabama
district. died at Demopolis, Ala. aged SIS.
The furniture store of Jordan & Mortar
ity, Park Row. New York. was badly dam
aged by fire. The loss is estimated at
$4,000,
Sewers snowstorms have impeded traffic
in dinerent parts of the United Kingdom
In West Durham there is three feet of
snow.
Advices from Madagascar, under date
OF December "A, say the Hovas sacked the
Amber mountain sanitarium near Diego
Suarez
1t is semi-oflicially denied that the Ital-
ian troops were defeated near KassaI.
| Egypt, by dervshes as intimated in a
| Paris dispatch
revives the franking privilege. This provi-
| sion was never referred to when the bill
was before congress.
Thomas Whittridge Jumped from the
second story of a burning building in Bal
timore with his unconscious wife in his
arms. Both were killed
At ST. Joseph Mo-, the horse collar fac
| tory of the Wueth Hardware and Manu-
featuring Co., burned. Loss, $3.50 900; fully
| covered by insurance.
The plant of the G. II. Dune Milling Co.
| and warehouse at Jefferson City Mo.
containing $4,000 bushels of wheat burned.
Loss, sS5000 insurance. So, 900.
| The courthouse at Decatur Tex, was
burned Several business houses were
also destroyed and the equity records de-
| stroyed. The total loss is over 100000; in
! surance $4,000.
| At a parliamentary reception held by
Emperor William al Potsdam, his majesty
in speech upon naval matters, pointed
out the necessity of increasing the
strength of the navy.
| Governor Mcintyre of Colorado has APP
pointed C. II. Moses of Pueblo adjutant-
| general and Mrs. John L. Routt and ex-
|
| state agricultural board.
| Seven masked men blew open the safe
of the Belmont brewery at Martens Ferry
Ohio, and secured $500. They left the night
Waterman bound and gagged, and he was
not discovered until morning.
! The Pacific Mail steamer City of Rio ia
metro, Captain Smith, which went ashore
| Monday last off Kagoshima, while on her
voyage from San Francisco for Hong
Kong, via Yokohama, has been floated.
The residence of ex-Councilman Charles
A. Theman at Omaha was burned and Mrs.
| Theman persisted. Theman jumped from
window and saved his life, but sustained
| a broken leg and was otherwise injured
The committee of 100. representing those
DESTROYS of forming a new party for abo-
lition of the liquor traffic and other ma
tional evils, have issued call for ma
| tional conference in Pittsburg March IA
| next.
Kaukana, Wis, was visited by a $35, 600
| fire that cut big swath in the business
blocks of Second street. Lindauer, Falack
& Ruperts three blocks were destroyed,
| together with considerable of their con-
tents.
Captain Chaltain, who fought the Arabs
| on Arumwimi, has been entrusted by
King Leopold of Belgium with an impor-
tant mission to the upper Congo. He will
be accompanied by two officers and several
| civilians.
| AT South Enid. o. T., Chief of Police
| Williams shot and killed James Brown
and MORALLY wounded James Smith, who
resisted arrest for creating disturbance
| Excitement runs high and more killings
| are feared.
On a telegram from Boston, New Or
| leans police arrested a man registered at
| hotel as Henry ]. Leonard. He Is said
| to be Henry r. Spaulding, who embezzled
$4,000 last spring from a Boston mercan-
| tile house.
On the Prisser oil farm near Toledo O.,
Frak Logan, John Pettigrew and w. j.
McNulty, endeavored to thaw out 100 quar-
tiers of frozen nitro glycerine with hot
water 1t exploded. tearing them into
fragments.
The funeral of Mrs. William Waldorf
Aston was held Saturday in Trinity chapel.
New York. Mrs. William Astor was not
seen at the funeral. Mr.. and Mrs John
Jacob Aston did not come from Philadel-
phia 10 attend.
Henry Brennan and John Gonecko
were killed and two others injured by n
boiler explosion at the 40-inch mill of the
Carnegie Steel Works at Homestead. The
boiler room was completely wrecked, en-
failing loss of $4,000,
Archie Gordon, a newspaper writer and
author of number of plays, died in New
York. His reports of the Beecher-Tilton
trial over the signature of I'D Sintax."
constituted distinct and notable feature
of that famous litigation.
Bishop J. p Newman danias n ,.a.,.