Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-29
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business Circles and UeheEaA
News of the Week.

FOreSC nfeS are ueSIoyhiS MUM PANF
erty in sections of New York and Penn
sylvania.
Marshal Blanco has started from Spain
for Cuba to begin the work of pacifica-
ton. No money will be spared to buy
off the chiefs of the instruction, or to
make their departure easy, though all
negotiations will be denied officially.
Blanco has been given power to pursue
lines kept secret even from the cabinet,
it is reported.
Wilson Bros, wholesale and retail jew
elers of Boston, Mass, have made an as
signment The liabilities are said to be
in the neighborhod of $4,000.
Ex-Tax Collector William Willard OF
Peoria, ILL.,, has been arrested for defalca-
tions from the city amounting to $2O,-
0OO
/ The st. Louis police are positive they
have located Charles H. Cadwallader.
wanted in Union City, Ind, for embez-
cling $4,000 in 1896, in the person of
man arrested at GAINESVILLE, Wis, charged
with shooting William Buffers, citizen
of the latter place.
According to the official estimate on Oc-
tober IL of the floods in Japan, there were
$4,000 houses under water, and 20 bridges
were washed away in Aichi. Several
places-Kaito, Kaisa, Nakashima, Niwa
and Haguri-are submerged up to the
roofs of the houses. There were 20 deaths
in Arima.
Senator Morgan and his daughters and
C. M Hatch, the new minister from Ha-
waii have arrived at San Francisco from
Hawaii. The senator expressed himself
as we'll pleased with what he saw and the
on the islands. He is more than ever en-
thusiastic on the subject of annexation
and intimates that Hawaii may become o
part of this country before the close o
the coming year.
. A telegram from Madrid says there il
much discussion in that city in regard tt
! the rumored Spanish Portuguese alliance
color being given by the presence of tn
Portuguese minister of marine.
9 The charred remains of Mark Beck, VIII
lost her life in the California Fuse Com
pany's works at Colma, have been fount
The plant was totally destroyed, entail
ing loss of 100000.
The American Missionary Associatio
began its annual session at Plymouth Cor
;, gregational church in Minneapolis Tue
u day. The report of the executive con
mittee showed that there are II school
u with Alb instructors and l2,34S pupils,
the southern educational work among tt
o negroes.
u Western jobbers of window glass hay
ordered an advance in prices of Pr
n cent, to take effect at once, and notifie
'e the trade of another advance of not lie
1t than 5 per cent, to take effect Mover
lie Der |.
e. At the international conference of a
IN tronomers at Geneva, Wis, papers on a
s, struse subjects were read by DR.. II. De
re landres of Paris, Prof. Runge of Hanovt
At Germany; Profs. Stone and Humphre
O. of the university of Virginia, Prof. Keel
~ of Allegheny observatory, and Prof. Lo
ne of the Ohio state university.
ne Senator Pritchard of North Carolina
Mt in Omaha to conduct an official examin
ton of alleged discharges of governme
employees for political reasons.
Archibald M. Allerton, pioneer in t
- live stock business. is dead at Moor
Fork, N. Y, aged IS. He founded
or first stock yards in New York, and OF
al did a cash business of $2O,0O0,OO0 we
no Mrs. Jennie Campbell of New York
he been arrested under the new compulso
NO educational law for failing to keep
,Io son William in school, and the trial W
,ct probably be carried to the supreme co,
,or to test its constitutionality.
NM The steamship Belgic, arriving in
I'D Francisco, carried 2235 bales of raw S
or consigned to the mills of Connecticut a
-ha New Jersey, valued at $l,000,000, a
90. sent overland in special train.
Berthold Englisch, the we'll known oh
player, is dead from brain affection.
withdrew from recent tournament
ers Berlin, declaring his brain was not Gle
, l. The total cut of the II mills on the
at er at Marinette, Wis, will be over 81
md 100000 feet this year, and will bring o
us 81, 100000 in returns, most of the lum
ill having been sold.
j. Word has been received in San Fran
rye co that Frank V. Mcdonald had died
L. London. He was fugitive from just
i've, having been indicted for defrauding
eet clients of the wrecked Pacific bank.
which he was cashier, out of thousand
dollars.
Justice SABBATH Of Chicago has gi
ner, Paul Czyet, aged IA, the choice of &C
yes to prison or giving up enough skin
hile graft over sore on the person Of An
'ver Kwitke, another boy, over whom
IN threw boiling water, the guilty lad
the ing until October % to determine
n.y. choice.
ers Prof A. A. Nicholson, head professo
mn physics at the university of Chicago,
ath. been made a member of the internati,
committee of weights and measures to
he, the place made vacant by the dealt
tied DIR. Benjamin Gould, the former repre-
in tative on the board Of the United ST.
aad Over 500 invitations have been is:
9th. for the wedding of Benjamin F. H
tbe aged sS, to Mrs. Julia A. Sherman,
n a 90, both of Watertown, N. Y. The hs
18th couple met and fell in love while tou
self the Adirondacks last summer. so