Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
Discomfort in Spain is growing.

Al dItclupb mas cecIl IudUe 10 pOlSOL
the car and czarina of Russia.
The First regiment New York vol
ippines.
Pink Coat won the American derby
ut Chicago, mile half in 2:4224, on a
Glow track
A detachment of six Cubans has ar
rived at Key West from Gomez with
news for the junta.
General Miles will go to Cuba to be
near the scene of action. He will take
personal command
Five thousand insurgents are march
ing to Juragua to join tn Americans
In attacking Santiago.
A postoifice has been established at
oil City, Natrona county, Wyo., with
w. e. Grieve as postmaster.
Admiral Sampson reports that the
bodies OF the marines killed at Guat-
anamo were not mutilated
Egypt has declined to furnish coal
for Camara's fleet. Spain sees Eng
lands hostility in the refusal.
Archie Sacl1ett, troop G, Wyoming
rough riders, fell from the train at
East St Louis and was killed.
Madrid advices say Spain has pur-,
chased three new cruisers, which will
form nucleus for a third squadron.
The country tributary to the upper
Mississippi and the Ohio rivers has
suffered from excessive rains the past
week.
Lack of artillery will delay Skaters
descent upon Santiago, unless Samp-
son forces the bay and destroys Ger
'vera's feet.
II. S. Mapes, Troop C, Torrey's regi-
ment, died Tuesday morning. Charles
will die. The others are pro-
crossing finely.
Charles w. Spalding has been desig-
mated as member of the local board
of postofIice civil service examiners at
Laramie, Wyo.
Torreys rough riders have been
wrecked twice en- route to Tampa. The
Idaho and Utah volunteers were for
tunate to escape both wrecks.
Spanish advices, via London, say
Sagasta may provoke demonstration,
declare Spain under martial law, and |
ask France to invite terms of peace.
An attempt of Spanish soldiers to
destroy the railroad connecting Jura-
qua and Santiago, was prevented by
the New York, Scorpion and Wasp.
Jack Dalton, the Alaskan explorer,
vas fired at by an Indian in ambush,
put escaped with his life. The Indians
believe Dalton to be responsible for the
influx of white men into their country.
July is the first fruit day" at the
exposition. Texas
provides a carload of watermelons,
besides quantities of other fruits,
which will be distributed among the
isitors.
General John s. (Cerro Gordo) Will
ans, aged Sc years, is believed to be
ying at Lexington, KY. He has been
United States senator and distinguished I
imself in the Mexican war and in the |
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Spain's Manila expedition is not d.
acted against Dewey, but its object is
, capture the transports carrying re-
eff to Dewey. The object of the expe-
ition against Spain is to compel Ca
lara to return. 4
Fred Albert and John Cunningham,
fell from a scaffolding on ]
lie big Hennesy building at Butte to
le basement, distance of 100 feet,
nd were instantly killed. Four others
ere injured. +
Frank Ainsworth and Bill Jackson Of t
dollhouse, Ills, are the men who held :
, the fast express on the Chicago,
arlington & Quincy road about mile
,rth of the depot there Friday night 4
i'd killed Engineer Frank Dempsey. =
Colonel Joseph R. Hollowell, for a a
lmber of years Republican congress Il
an. from Kansas, is dead at the home q
his sister, Mrs. Laura Doubleday, in =
awfordsville. Ind. Hollowell was :,
ointment in tie Loyal Legion. Is
A new Lutheran church near Mime Il
akan, n. d., was struck by lightning g
lille dedication ceremonies were in u