Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-10-30
NEWS SUMMARY.

Admiral Dewey will be enter tainet
by Philadelphia on the night of No
vember LIST.
The cruiser Brooklyn left Hampton
Roads last week bound for Manila via
the Suez canal
Martial law has been proclaimed al
Mafeking, Vryburg, Taung, Herbert
and Barkley West.
Two Boer spies have been arrested
at Ladysmith and handed over to the
military authorities
United States Senator George F. Hoar
has been unanimously reelected presid-
ent OF the Unitarian council.
The Cologne Gazette announces Off
cially that Emperor William will start
for England on November 18th.
President Mckinley has returned to
Washington. He was absent about two
weeks, and made over 100 speeches.
Outrages being practiced against Col
ombian citizens in Ecuador threaten to
endanger the relations with that repub-
lie
United States troops have been with
drawn from the Occur d'Alenes. This
conclusion was reached by the war de-
partment last week.
The announcement has been unoffi-
a, "A 4 L. IT,.
vanced from 500 to $35 at the mill by
makers for 1899 or 1900 delivery.
1t is estimated that from 1000 to
10000 Free State Beers are watching
che passes in the Dralonberg range
from Olivier's Hook to Collins Pass
TIE internal revenue statement for
September 1899, shows total receipts
of $24, 522, 1895, an increase compared
with September, 1898, of 50. 500, sos.
President Loubet has signed the
pardon of Emile Arton, who in Nov
ember, 1896, was sentenced to eight
years i'm prisonment for completely in
Panama canal frauds.
The Viceroy of India, Lord Curzon
Of Keddleston, and his staff will shortly
visit the plague and famine districts.
Before starting thdy will all be inocul-
lted against the plague.
Near Rowenna, Mo-, John De Jarnett,
killed Miss Eliza Purott aged about 35,
ano then killed himself. De Jarnett
was not con sidered bright.
Great indignation is expressed at the
discovery of rebellious PLOT, involving
an attempt to assassinate Gen. JimineE
and Gen. Vaxquez, the provisional
President of San Domingo.
Negotiations are in progress between
The U nited States and Chile which are
expected to result in the signing of an
other treaty for the renewal of the
Chilean claims commission.
At Warsaw, Ind. the family of ]. W.
Russ was poisoned by eating cheese.
Eight of the family are seriously i'll,
three cannot live, and Mr. Russ died
soon after eating the cheese
The United States is engaged in
negotiations with Russia, Guatemala
and Haiti in regard to the arbitration
Of claims filed against those Govern
by American citizens.
In addition to other mills which the
American Cereal company is now build
ng in Cedar Rapids Ia, at cost of
over So, 600, 900 it will soon commence
work on wheat Touring plant.
Two battalions of the Thirty-ninth ,
infantry, together with the Third bat
alton, which has been recruited at
vancouver barracks, will sail for the
trom Portland about Nov
mber 1st. r
BY direction of the President. Major ;,
ieneral Guy V. Henry, on waiting ord ;,
RS in New York city has been assigned
O command of the Department of the !,
iissouri, with headquarters at Omaha, ).
Tebraska.
Five battleships, one cruiser one
,adet training ship and twenty-five !,
and torpedo-boat destroy >,
RS will comprise the new construction Z,
and added to the navy within rJ
lie next year. 10
All special dispatches from South A :.
lea for theLondon press are delayed