Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

5NioNSiJ hl9hIle.
Governor Altgeld opened the demo
cratic campaign in Illinois on the 10th
addressing 10000 people at Girard.
Cunningham, Banks & Co., lumber
merchants of Boston, have assigned
Liabilities $4,000; assets, $r2o,ooo.
Ex.Gov. Roswell P. Flower has &C.
icepted an invitation to act as temporary
chairman of the convention at Indian.
apolis.
The pastor of Los Angeles church
called meeting of his church for the
purpose of inducing men to Join labor
unions.
The committee on location OF the
biennial session of the Knights of Pyth.
as reported 10 the supreme lodge in
favor of indianapolis,
Fire destroyed million feet of lum.
Der belonging to Mr.. Charlton of
Toronto, Mich. The loss is about $1,000;
fully covered by insurance.
Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese ambas-
sador, was received in New York by
President Cleveland on the 2oth, at the
home of ex-Secretary Whitney.
Insanely jealous because he could not
win the hand of BERTHE Potaki, Polish
girl, at Perth Amboy, N j., George
Subrack attacked with a knife and kill
ed his rival for her hand. The dead
man is John Iuhase. Both men are
Hungarians. Subrack was locked up.
The heavy rain storm at Walnut
Creek, CAL, nearly Is inches, has ruin
ed hundreds of tons of hay and damaged
the dried fruit to great extent.
John r. Mclean of Cincinnati, denies
the story sent out from Cincinnati to
the effect that he wished to succeed
John r. Sherman in the United States
senate.
BY vote of is to II, the matter of
endorsing the national ticket and plat
form was referred to the convention by
the democratic state central committee
of Massachusetts.
Emmett r. Schall, Chicagoan Of
wealth and many years residence, was
found dead behind the locked doors of
his chamber in his residence at 3222
Prairie avenue, Chicago.
In the regetta of the Royal Dart
mouth Yacht club, over forty-mile
course and for prize of $50, "Ansa"
finished first, and "Caress" second.
"Santanita" gave up the race.
At Glenwood, Ia, the state institute
for feeble.minded children burned, In
volving loss of $4,000. All the in
mates, numbering 100, were rescued.
The fire was caused by lightning.
The entire Japanese ministry has re-
signed. Count Kuroda has been APP
pointed acting premier. The crisis
arose on account of a difference of
opinion regarding the vacant foreign
PORTFOLIO.
f. C. Mcfarland, a prominent roy alist
leader, left Hawaii for San Francisco on
the 10Th inst. 1t Is rumored he is on
his way to confer with Princess Kal.
ulani who is heir to the Hawaiian
throne.
Prince Lobanof- R ostoviski, the Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs, who ac-
the car and czarina on their
recently begun foreign tour, died sud
denly while on his way from Vienna
to Kieffe.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Rio de Ianeiro says that on account of
the anti. Italian riots in Brazil, President
Noraes has accepted the resignation of
DR.. Carlos B. de CarvaIho, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and DR.. A. 6. Ferreiers,
of Justice.
1t is reported in Vienna tina. an en-
tente has been reached between Russia
by the terms of which the two govern
nents will oppose the claims of the
upon Turkey, and will SEP |
port the sultan in the maintenance of |
his territory intact,
F. A. Cutler of Nampa, Cal, was
nominated for congress by the First
district democratic convention. He will
submit his resignation to a joint COM
mittee of democrats, populists and sill
verites.
The six.story Coal Exchange office
and store building at Scranton, Pa,
caught fire yesterday and before the
flames could be controlled the building |
and contents were damaged to the ex,
lent of $4,000. insurance 100000. |
Cause unknown.
Consular Agent Grove, at Zante, has
notified the state department that large
shipments Of Zante currants are icing
made to the United States, owing to the
change of local tariff laws including
This with other grades of currants, thus
a restriction which pre-.
vented their shipment.
The finding Of the dead bodies of Miss
Iennic Bowles and Mrs. Henry Over.
meyer in Cincinnati, started sensational
reports similar to those surrounding the |
hiding of the bodies CT women in the |
'ame vicinity recently. Both committed |
suicide, however, and there was no |
murder mystery in either case
Captain Perry, commanding u. S.
steamer Castine at Rio de Janeiro, has
,abled the navy department that II. NJ.