Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-12-01
NEWS SUMMARY.

The United States transports Arizona
and Ohio have arrived at Manila with
reinforcements
Three people were drowned near
Snohomish, Wash, by the capsizing of |
boat, while taking pleasure ride.
Garcia Mareno, son of the dictator
who was assassinated several years
ago, has asked permission to return to [
Ecuador.
Columbus ashes will be placed
aboard the Rapido at Havana, and
! about December 18th the ship will pro-
ceed to Spain,
Sugar planters in Santa Clara com
/ plain because the plans for the early
Withdrawal of the Spanish troops
were changed.
A theatre combine has been formed
in Chicago which win practically mon
opolize all the high-class vaudeville
companies that come west.
Gen. Wood at Santiago has given his
approval to scheme of school fol the
higher education of women. similar to
the American normal school.
Buenos Ayres chamber of deputies
has approved the law re-establishing
the tax of 10 per cent. on the premiums
of foreign insurance companies.
The British admiral has hoisted the
Union Jack over Ting Hal, capital of
the island of Chusan, and over several
other islands in the Cusan archipelago.
In the Chilean chamber of deputies,
the minister of finance declared in the
name of the president there would not
be another dollar of paper money
issued
1t is believed that Capt Nelson Of
the schooner "Island City" of Rock
land Me, and his entire crew have per-
ished in the storm at Vineyard Haven,
Mass.
A dispatch from BRUSSELS to the
Paris journal des Debats atfirms that
Cemte Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy
has embarked at Rotterdam for the
United States
Revolutionary bands from Brazil
have crossed the frontier and are
threatening to unite and march toward
the capitol Troops have been sent to
pursue them.
The Spanish ambassador has protest
ed to the Italian government that the
residence of Don Carlos in Venice has
become nest of revolutionary ma
ehinations against Spain.
The Sultan has telegraphed to the
Car entreating him to abandon his
: intention of sending Prince George OF
Greece to Crete as high commissioner
= of the powers in that island.
n The rebel leader Vii went to the
1 Governor Lung Shut Chin, China, and
/ demanded large sum of money, was
il refused and the rebels. plundered thu
. town, killing hundreds.
e The Mad Mullah who, with 600 men
IS has been threatening to pass the swa
b frontier, has crossed the Swat rive
:. and fighting has occurred between hi
followers and the lndo-British forces.
Senator Gullom is preparing the re
port of the Hawaiian commission ant
. will submit it to the president, TO
transmission to congress, SO that !
" will be ready at the opening of the ses
n sion.
4 The board of directors of the Leno
Is Athletic club, New York, under who's
Id auspices the Corbett- -Sharkey fight wa
ID held, have decided to investigate til
al various charges growing out of tn
ID affair
a The second-class protected cruise
'g Kasagi, built by the Cramps for tn
20 japanese government, has SUSTAINED
'r considerable injury by colliding witt
IT and damaging bridge abutment a
New Castle, England
III Madame Dreyfus, the wife of forme
1e Captain Alfred Dreyfus, the prisont
lie of Devils Island, received the follow
ne ing telegram from her husband:
ht rejoice with all of you. My health
morally and physically good. .
A blizzard has been playing have
in the eastern and New England stat,
,st the past few days. In New York Ci
many people were frozen to death, al
~ much suffering is reported from a
g. over the country.
oh The Japanese government has
70, dered another new battleship, whiC
IN is to be constructed in England, at
mt cost of about 9930.0Oo 1t will exec
IL anything yet built in size and in offe
ed sive and defensive qualities. 1t W
ny be over 900 tons displacement.
CT Disquieting reports are receiy
ne from some parts of Santa Clara tt
IL the insurgents who have been a p;
on of Gomez's forces, are not willing
nd give up their arms when they disbal
lis They are reported to be hiding be
arms and ammunition.
Senator John H. Gear of Iowa,
'no fore his departure for Washingtt
10 said in an interview that the grea
eld part of the short session would
'ne taken up with appropriation bil
OF The navy, he says. will receive g
tne erous share of the allowances.
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