Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-03-19
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

piled with electric lights.
New York importers arc taking goods
out OF bond TO avoid increased tariff.
Woicott denies that he will return to
Europe In the interest OF bimetalism.
Captain J. Gibbons has been muir
dered by the natives OF Solmon Islands
AZ the coming Anaconda and Butte
races, $4,000 in purses will be hung
up.
The London Times says one OF the
theaters In London is heated BY cleo
tricity.
A San Francisco police sergeant who
died recently, left an estate valued at
10000.
The Right Hon. Sir Edward Ebenezer
KAY, lord justice Of appeals, Is dead in
London.
Charles Rodentesky, wife and child
were fatally burned by gasoline explo-
son al Omaha.
Fire IN the Ely Walker Dry Goods
company bullding IN ST Louis did near
million dollars worth Of damage 0 e
fireman was Killed
The Greek consul at ST. Louis, in an
interview Sunday, says that nothing
can prevent clash between Grecian
and Turkish armies
Congressman Bailey OF Texas has
been named for speaker by his col
leagues This gives him the leadership
OF his party in the house.
The Missouri legislature has passed a
bin providing that co mon laborers aud
servants can file su n Justices courts
without giving a cost bond
William Drossel a carpenter living at ]
i37, Fullerton avenue, Chicago, shot I
himself dead, after making two unsuc. Z
cessful attempts to KIN his WIFE,
The Nebraska legislature has passed c
q bill providing that $3.50 per day shall I
be the minimum wage rate for anskill- y
ed labor on the exposition work. t
The administration has dispensed {
with the services Of twenty detectives
who were employed to protect ex Presi-
lent Cleveland from possible harm 0
Judge Hepburn OF ldaho, Il Is thought
sill succeed TO the circuit judgeshlp
'acated by Attorney General MeKenna. !.
tx Senator Sanders Of Montana Is also
eeking the position.
The wall left upon the doorstep at
he Sisters hospital in Mlssoula during !,
severe storm last week, has been
hrisiened Mountain Snow. Search for
he mother Is fruitless.
Chairman J. X. Jones of the national a.
emoerstie committee, met silver lead -
rs from the western states On Denver, :,
he 18th, where a conference was held
'oking to the welfare of free coinage. =,
The Pueblo Smelling aud Refining n,
'mPany has contracted for 1900. 900 -,
ieks for the enlargement OF It's plants, ~,
hieh will make It the largest ore-re-
icticn works and refinery in the
nited States -
The Sheffield compress at Sheffield -,
Ia. containing 1900 bales OF cotton, ~
is been totally destroyed BY fire The an
IS on the cotton alone will amount to ~
o.oooi partially covered by Insurance E,
'e compress was operated by 5. NJ. i,o
man * Co.
" T. Carpenter president of the Lit -
Rock CiiR railway will give So or 80.
) acres OF land, at $50 per acre, and r
% tons OF coal at So per ton. the total cen
,sidy amounting, should 100 acres be nal
'sen, to SIs,4oo as a bonus for a no.,
elter at Grand Junction.
Irs. E. Thompson and FIVE children, Size
o live on Reeds Creek, Gala, eight hor
es west of Red Bluff. are In a seri. &c
condition from the effects of poison :.
e physician Is convinced they were ia,
soued BY drinking milk from cows 80,
ch had eaten toads,ools.
rigadier. General George NJ. Stern. per
<, Surgeon-Geperal and Lieutenant. u
oael d. L Huntington. deputy sur elaS
n-generai, have been detailed 70 at. fed
! the twelfth international medical pres
sting AZ Moscow, Russia, next An. n
I, to represent the medical depart Ger,
It ofthe United States army. that
nemployed men and women TO the cent
lber Of several hundred held a meet aud
IN Chicago, at which they launched prin,
elara,ion OF independence against inste
pg Plutocracy" IN Chicago, and are r
pied resolutions against paying rent lead
spt at the option of the tenant, In. Nc
ed the repeal OF the law for the col and /
on OF debts, and formed the Jnem. On