The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-09-25

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I vaf betWvon the United 6tates an
Spain.
/ Ths yellew lbves u still raging .
New Orleans, Jackson and oshe
southern eisioe.
4 The Northern Pacific will make
steamer and narrow-Gauee railroas
route 70 the Klondiko.
| Il ID said that . syndicate Of prao
| teal glass blowers 10 Negotiating
for tho establishment Of . factory
ct 6alt Lake City.
KenesaW Mountain. Ga, Wherl
thsre were weeks Of furious fighting
in 1854, ID now covered with peact
orchards in full bearing.
Sheriff Martin and HE deputies
who fred on the marching Goa
strikers 1t Haxelton, Pa, two week.
ago have bsen indicted for murder,
Two cases Of lsprosy 10 reported
Ito exist 10 Walsh county, N. D
The victims are Scandinavians and
the disease 10 said to DO we'll de-
velopsd.
Il isetatsd BY the japanese news
papers that the Chinese have formed
q syndicate and are buying all the
silver obtainabls in anticipation oil
the adoption of the gold standard
after October LIST.
The stock barn of John A. Logan,
Jr., at Youngston, Ohio, was de.
stroyed by IRE last week. Eight
finely bred horses and many elegant
equipages were burned. Loss esti-
mated Is $75,O
The wealthy Chicago sausage
maker, Luetgert, will doubtless be
found guilty of the murder of his
wife. Il is alleged he chopped up
her body, and afterwards consigned
it to the sausage vat.
Joe Choynski and Joe Goddard
the opposing contestants in two Of
the greatest whirlwind fights in the
history Of pugilism, have been
matched to meet in San Francisco
sometime in November.
The Duchess of Marlborough,
formerly Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt,
gave birth to = son Saturday, Sept.
18th, at Spencer house, the ducal
London residence. Mother and son
are reported to DO doing we'll.
Agricultural experts have infor-
nation that the present harvest in
Ireland is the worst since 1879, aud
that the sufferings of the poor dur
ing the next eight months will equal
if not exceed the horror Of the
famine of 1916.
A Ere broke out in the snow sheds
between the summit and Truckee
last Monday and before the railroad
company's FIRE trains could reach
the scene. 2,700 feet of sheds had
burned. The railroad ties were alss
destroyed and the rails warped out
of shape.
It 10 estimated that over 10000
people attended the silver camp
meeting held at Springfield, Ohio,
las. Sunday. James R. Sovereign,
Master Workman of the Knights
of Labor, Congressman D. 8. Tars.
ney Of Colorado, and others made
speeches.
William J. Bryan addressed over
$4,000 reople 1t Sedalia, Missouri,
on the 18th inst, and devoted his
remarks principally to the strike.
He said that while injunctions are
in the interest of employers, they
should be remedied BY legislation
and not BY violence.
The notorious Staff1eback house
at Galena. Kan, was burned by
mob 1t midnight Wednesday and
every vestige Of the old structure,
where murders and crimes of the
most diabolical nature were COM
mitted, we're destroyed. The search
for the remains of tho Stafleback
family victims still goes on.
A dispatch from Mexico, Sept.
18th, says: Orders have been given
to investigate tho lynching of Ar
royo. President Diaz has decided
that tho inquiry shall be most rig
orous and that the guilty parties
shall be most severely punished, a.
be feels that the act was reproach
to the nation, which has taken
pride in the fact that lynch Law has
been unknown here.
The secretary Of the treasury and
the postmaster general, after con-
sultation with the president, have
decided to change the color OF the
current 2-cent postage stamp from
carmine to green Of the shade now
used on government notes. Il is
thought that green 10 more desira-
BILE color than carmine, besides saw
ing the government shout 10000
in tho difference in cost between
the two inks.
A dastardly attempt was made
Thursday, the 18th inst, to assas-
sinaas President Dias Of Mexico
during the military procession on