Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-05

of the murder of Rowan and Deputy
Marshal John McGrath
Sergeant Mike Crowley, retired, of
New York City, has been asked by Mr..
Mccullough to go to Havana and or
ganize detective force.
The Spanish cabinet has decided to
open credit of 1900, 900 pestos for the
repatriation of Spanish Soldiers in
Cuba and the Philippines.
1t is understood that the United
States treasury will fix the value of
the centente in Havana at S4.62. and
of the Spanish dollar at 60 cents.
The standing committe of the diocese
of Nebraska has decided to refuse it's
canonical consent to the conservation
of Dr. Morrison as Bishop of Iowa.
st. Petersburg Novoe Vremya pub
fishes an article not only warmly adj
yocating the Panama scheme, but fill
ed with bitter dislike of the United
States.
Marquis Ito expresses grave fears as
TO the future of the Chinese Empire.
He says there is no man in China who
can rescue her from the impending
collapse.
Advices from Quito say that the
forces under General Sagasta have COM
pletely cut up the revolutionists on
the Peruvian frontier, who are thus
unable to advance further.
The governor of French Guiana de-
= MES that there has been any modfica-
ton of the severe treatment of Dreyfus
or that the French government has
ordered his return to France.
serious revolution is now proceed
ing in the Republic of Bolivia. The
transit trade, by way of Mollendo,
Peru, is interrupted. Ecuador is much
disturbed, but Peru is tranquil.
Lieutenant Colonel w. P. Hall, who
has for several yeas been adjutant gen.
eral of the department of the gulf, has
been assigned to a similar position in
the department of Puerto Rico.
Part or Red Rock mountain, according
to dispatch from Airola(a village of
Switzerland, canton of Ticino) has fall
EN- into Ririolo, destroying hotel and
several houses. Three persons were
injured
Rear Admiral Dewey desires to have
the Stars and Stripes known as we'll as
possible in Chinese waters, hence the
revenue cutter McCulloch will show
the flag in as many Chinese ports as
possible.
An order has been issued by the sec
rotary OF war revoking the recent order
directing Major Henry P. Birmingham
to procede from Washington, D. c., to
Fort Douglas to fill tho position of sur
geon at the later place.
A new twostory building in course
of erection at ST. Louis collapsed, bury
ing two workmen who were instantly
killed. Luke Tully is the name of
one of the workmen, but the identity
of the other is not known.
New York police headquarters say
that the Captain of the detective
bureau has received an anonymous let
ter stating that the man for whom he
was looking in connection with the
Adams case was about to leave town.
Frank Huber, one of the proprietors
of the Catawba Wine company, Toledo,
o., left the supper table and shot him
self to death in the bath room. No APP
parent motive. He was one of the
largest wine dealers in the United
States.
Bishop William L. McLaren of the
diocese Of Chicago will accept the mis-
sion to Puerto Rico to investigate the
field there for promotion of the Epis-
copal church interests, as delegated
to him by the Episcopal conference in
Washington.
Indus Cody, a wealthy real estate
dealer Of Cleveland, o., who is an en-
thusiastic supporter OF President Simp-
son of the Christian Alliance, will de-
part for Cuba Jan.9, for the purpose of
starting mission work in the island in
behalf of the alliance.
Judge Nathan Golf of West Virginia
states that he is not or does not intend
to be candidate before the coming
Legislature for United States senator.
Waite r Rosser, ST., father of the Ten.
nessee soldier who was recently ac-
quilted for killing Henry Hildebrand
at San Francisco, is dead at his home
in Stevenson, Ala. He had arrived
with his son the day before his death,
which is said to have been caused by
grief and exposure. He was division
superintendent of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & st. Louis.