Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-08-14

: vadso, and at ST. Petersberg. owing to
clouds.
= O. II. Winthrop, CT arged with alb
Quoting James Campbell. the Honolulu
I millionaire, and combining him IN a
house al SanFrancisco several days In
an attempt to extort $4,000 was cap.
iured IN Oakland Monday
The Fair viii case, IN which late
viii written with lead pencil will be
submitted by Nettie r Craven, who
claims a secret marriage to the ex sena-
tor. About $40, 100000 is Involved and
the case viii be stabbornly contested.
The steamship ST. Paul which went
ashore IN fog near Monterey. Cal, is
sull firm on the rocks, and will proba-
bly, be a total loss. A large hole stove
in the bow, and the hold is half filed
with water. The responsibility for the |
accident has not been determined.
District Attorney Foote Of San Fran.
cisco has received instructions from At
torney General Harmon to dismiss the
eighth suit brought by the Government
several months ago to recover 10000
acres of agricultural and timber land in
California. Oregon and Arizona. The
land Is valued at 100000
An Italian man-of-war has captured
off the coast of Erythren the Dutch
steamer "Doelwyk" laden with s4,ooo
rides, which are supposed TO be of Bel
gian manufacture, and which were des-
tined for Abyssinia. The steamer and
her cargo will be taken to the prize
court At Massowa
Hon Charles Ewing of Decatur, H., !
chairman OF the gold standard demo- Il
cratic committee OF the state. has issued n
cali for the state convention of gold 50
tandard democrats to be held Thurs e'
lay, August 27th in Chicago. Senator 10
'almer stated he would refuse to accept =
domination for president. m
The British bark Iodine, from Green -
and, June 26, arrived in Philadelphia
lfely after perllous voyage. Anxiety 80
'as felt for her safety. The officers re- -
ort that when they sailed huge ice w
ergs abounded. the natives saying it ~
a mild winter in arctic re- W
Ions. The chances to reach the far
orth this season are regarded as better '''s
ian ever ue'
Workmen in Jones & McLaughlin's -
ills at Pittsburg, where 5000 men are NC
tiO'
avn to paper which reads: "All III
ose In favor of sound money and de- !"
rous of getting an honest dollar for a io'
Us work will of their own free will pro
d accord subscribe one dollar to the
mpaign fund of the national repub- ~
an committee" "'e
II has developed that Harry K Bro wn, '"''
change clerk of the Bullion and Ex- ''''
,,oe h.,L 80 c.. ~ - ~. by
It city suddenly about two months
'nths ago, Is defaulter to a large Ia"
ount. He robbed the institution of " "'
ich he was employed of nearly $751; az
}. He Is believed to be in Mexico at Gem
sent. He left his wife and child in was
-son rem
or, SharL.,ts 90 no.. t,,. ,. as II
h former champion, John L. Suln-
J, at the Madison Square Garden on reSel
night OF August 81 This has been e'"'"
led II will he +, friendly hon, - al grou
word implies. Parson Davies engi- 'r'en
-ea this ,o,i. u.is,oha -, and
ed 10, his ooad ;,do.,, e.. term
would NOT hox Peter Mn. IL Cote
be congratulated so the experts inter
k for his wisdom.
.ltimore policemen were attracted to
house No. II North Amity street. -
more by woman's screams.
! found Richard NJ Lyons standing
the PROSTATE form of his step. ~ ~
liter. Miss Jennie Shipley, aged a. 80 --g.'
s, threatening to XIII anyone who 'VN'"'
, within his reach The man
iished sleighammer with which Con
rad crushed the woman's skull. Bartol
was disarmed and locked branol
He refused to make any statement. starte'
&c Auditor Parks of Colorado is her m
10 be collecting circulars of life IN. Armei
ice companies doing business In
tate, which have been sent brosd. FIT,
with a view 10 influencing senti. In the
against silver b. claiming IN case Italian
yan's election policies would be Caus
"a half weight dollars Parks will closed
rem as evidences OF insolvency large s