Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-09-11
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.


) of 900 miles per year.
The encampment of Sons of Veterans
will begin at Louisville tomorrow.
Perry Belmont has resigned from the
democratic state committee of New
York.
Bandit Doolins widow says he was
insane, .scaused from a wound in the
head.
At Milwaukee Saturday, Bryan held a
crowd of 5000 in the rain while he adj
dressed them.
The Arkansas state election occurs to-
day. Democrats claim they will have a
majority of 100000.
It is probable Mckinley will take the
stump in October and make several
speeches in the doubtful states
The Harvey A. Meyer carriage factory
at Syracuse, N. Y, was closed by the
banks, with liabilities of 100000.
Ii Hung Chang has taken his de-
parture from the United States He
crosses the continent on the Canadian
Pacific
Two persons were killed and six seri-
ously injured by the wreck of an excur-
sion train at English, Ind. All were
from St. Louis.
The stage between Red Rock and
Salmon City ran down steep hill yes
terday, injuring three passengers. The
brake gave way.
Last Saturday Mckinley addressed
delegations estimated at 5000 people
from Pennsylvania, who called upon
him at Canton.
A newspaper at Moscow says that a
chess match has been arranged between
Lasker and Steinitz, to take place at the
end of October.
The Idaho Saddlery company of Boise
assigned with heavy liabilities. The
crash was produced by pressure from
wholesale houses.
The failure of the First National
bank of Helena has resulted in closing
half a dozen mines under lease to A. NJ
Esler who had his funds tied up in the
failure.
The strike situation at the Wear Coal
company's mine at Pittsburg, Kan, was
practically settled when the company's
superintendent was instructed to close
Down the mine indefinitely.
A steam yacht containing twelve peo-
pie was swamped off Elmwood beach, in
the Niagara river, during a squall. VIII
liam Farthington, aged As, and Miss Lou
Gilbert, aged SO, were drowned.
Two men who murdered Minnesota
sheriff were taken from Jail and hanged
by a mob. Failure 10 convict of murder
in the first degree enraged friends Of
the officer and lead to the lynching.
A Rome dispatch to the London
Chronicle says; "The Italian govern
ment has demanded an indemnify from
the porte Tor the massacre of Italian
subjects in CUnstantinople"
National Committeeman Leonard of
Montana, has declined to be delegate
to the republican state convention, as in
'tructions were to support Bryan and
Sewall electors He is for Mckinley
John c, Sheehan, leader of Tammany,
mas boldly pronounced for Bryan. He
las been wavering and says his decision
was arrived at only after the lndianapo-
is convention declared unequivocally
or gold.
General Palmer will be notified of his
nomination at Louisville the nth The
gold men will make strong effort to
AIRY Illinois and Kentucky, and gain
.nough votes in Indiana to make the
tate sure for Mckinley
While excavating in the rear of the
louse where Jesse James was killed at
it. Joseph, workmen came upon the
keleton of middle aged man who had
een buried without a coffin 1t is sup
osed to be one of his victims
Practically every department of the
,ambria iron works of Johnstown, Pa,
hut down Saturday night for an indef-
lite time, throwing 1000 men out Of
Employment. Lack of orders is given
S the cause of suspension.
Henry NJ. Teller has been asked to
ONE to Chicago by Chairman Jones of
le Democratic national committee. 1t
said he viii try and prevail upon Tel
r to occupy the remaining vacant po-
ton on the executive committee
Ex- United States Senator Harvey B.