The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-28

An 1nterosttng Summary 81 the
Weeks Events.
Mrs.. Scott siddons, the famous
dramatic reader, died in Z little
town near London last week.
Dufrant has gained over fifteen
pounds ia weight since he was ssn-
fenced to hs hanged for Blanche
Lemont's murder 1t San Francisco.
Maud Lswis. who shot and killed
her paramour. State Senatof Morris
soy. It ST. Louis Z year ago, hls been
sentenced to the penitsntiary for
fifteen years.
A New York drummer Was robbed
Thursday night of q valise contain.
ing 5000 worth of gold watches
while waiting in . railroad station
vt Columbus, o.
Dr.. VIM. Mccoy, who was con.
victed a. Salt Lake of malpractice
that contributed to tho death Of
Evelyn Bennett of Provo, has been
sentenced to eight years in the pen.
William J. Bryan's record on the
stump during the presidential CAM
paign has been figured up. He
travelled 1881 miles. delivered 500
speeches in 447 towns and cities in
IA States. 1t is estimated HE aud
fences aggregated over 100000
people.
On the last pay day the forces Of
miners in the principal Gold Hill,
New, mines were reduced 40 fol-
lows: Crown Point from ~ miners
to none, only watchmen are now in
charge; Belcher from 80 to 16;
Confidence from 8 TO 8; Challenge
Con. from 5 to 4, and Con. Imperial
from 8 to Z.
A dispatch from Sioux City,
Iowa, Nov 10Th says: The Missouri
River is frozen here from bank to
bank. 1t is 18 years since the river
closed at this season. Considerable
damage may be done to Govern.
ment and other river boats caught
in the ice unless the channel opens
sufficiently to let them make shore.
Al Boston, Ind, a few days ago
= man, to play joke upon ped.
dler, sprinkled some red pepper on
his moustache, which caused him
to sneeze 80 violently that it dislo-
Gated bis neck. The physicians
said there was no chance for the
victim to recover. The perpetrator
Of the fatal joke was arrested.
A telegram from Lincoln, Neb.,
says that William ]. Bryan is re-
ceiving letters from all parts of the
Union at tho rate of 5000 per day.
They come from all classes, and
are congratulatory in their nature.
besides urging him to keep up tn.
good fight for bimetalIism. Mr..
Bryan tries to answer all he can
personally. In his absence fishing
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given at the Merchants Exchange
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N..;cn.I no,o-. "a 49,. 80
few DRAWINGS Of orav A Mrs Davis
and her d.uehter entered the hall
and we're met bv the reception com
mittee the band PLAYED "Dixie. -
Mrs. and Miss Davis we're then
escorted to a seat of honor. where
thew held : leyee.
Five children Of Mr.. and Mr..
sn.d.r N..l l;v;no Near H.m;l,on
NJ v.,. h,,rned 70 d.s,h I'M veeh
~h;le the n.r.nia we're attendino =
d.nc. Th.v h.d .;.ht ch;ldren
Af,.r star,;ne ho,n. from The dance
IN. Meals and those .ccomn.nvinp
them Uncovered the N..I res;dence
WAS ON FIRE. When thew re.ched
the burn;no bu;ld;ne IN. r.; her a.
t,is 11.vear.old eirl wing burnine.
~ ~. front door clas,,;no her :.
brother "a her arms. The
children were 'nen oe Gao IN. Inc .e.nsf