The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-14

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oRNHRAL MEWe.
j Utah Gains Democratic Unitet
i States Senator and ! Democrat,
Congressman.
| Mrs. Matte Hughes Cannon vi
elected State senator from Salt LAX,
county, Utah.
Dick Bland, 1.-THE silver cham
pion," 10 reelected to congress from
the 9th Missouri district.
Hon. Robt. B. Smith, brother o
the late Judge Kentucky" Smith
of Blackfoot, has been elected gov
ernor Of Montana.
General Miles is authority for the
statement that Colonel Fred Grant
of New York is to be secretary Of
war in McKinley's cabinet.
Bryan carried all the Southern
States except Maryland and Ken
lucky, aud alt the Western States
except Oregon and California.
These four he lost by small major
tiles.
A Cripple Greek woman allowed
her husband to smash all the fur
niture and slash the window cur
tains, but when be went to the bed
aud cut hole in her crazy quilt
she grabbed revolver and, a. be
fed, sent three bullets after him.
The Tribune says: It is expected
that Salt Lake will have an oppor-
tunity soon of giving w. ]. Bryan
. reception. He is the president
of the Trans-Mississippi Congress,
which is to hold its next session in
this city. The congress was to have
met here in October, but on account
of the campaign the session was
postponed to time after election,
to, be fixed later.
Charles D. Lane, San Francisco
capitalist and part owner of the
Utica gold mine, has announced
that be will give William J. Bryan
financial support in his advocacy
of bimetallism. The Californian
will see to it that Bryan's travelling
expenses are paid and that living
expenses for himself and family are
paid during the campaign of educa.
ton which he proposes to conduct
during the next four years.
Mrs. Mary Marvin, of Spokane
Falls, dropped dead when che heard
Of Bryan's defeat. Mrs. Marvin
was working in the kitchen when
her husband came home from town
aud she eagerly rushed into the
front room to ask him whether
Bryan had been elected. Mr.. Mar
vim shook his head negatively in |
response to his wife's inquiry and
she Immediately started to fall, Mr..
Marvin catching her as she fell.
She was placed in a chair and it
vas believed she had only tainted. |
A physician was sent for but death
occurred before he arrived.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Castle of San
Francisco, who was sentenced at
London last week te serve three
months imprisonment for shop
lifting, was released from prison
Tuesday by order of the home Sec
'etary, Sir Matthew White. The
commissioners Of prisons directed
he medical board to inquire into
ind report upon the health Of Mrs.
Castle, whose condition was caus-
ng anxiety to the prison authorities.
The Commissioners, after receiving
he report of the medical board on
he state of Mrs. Castles health,
communicated with the homo secre-
AIRY, who promptly ordered her re-
ease from prison and that she be
placed in care of her husband who
las undertaken to take her back to
be United States.
McKialey Must Use silver.
A dispatch from London Nov. 9Th.
ays 4 correspondent of the New
York Mail, had an interview With
4. Thery, editor of l'Economiste
European, who is secretary Of the
french Bimetallic league. He thinks
hat that Mr.. Mckinley would find
necessary to sanction q great ia.
rease in the silver coinage. He
outsiders that if the United States
lected to pay her obligations in
liver she would be q great gamer,
Though the railway companies
1ould require to 60 into bankruptcy
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