Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-12-11
EEWS SUMMARY.

bed last week. The robbers blew open
the safe and took $500 in money and
$500 In stamps.
Bond payments at the New York
sub-treasury one day last week aggre-
gated 81, eo4 .s67. OF which 81 Az ,4o7
was paid for four per cents
Richard Smith. alias alabama Red, .
negro, was hanged at Perry, Ga. last
week Smith murdered Bob Pine. also
solored. at Beach Haven, last May.
Among the companies chartered dur
ing the past month in New Jersey was
the Franlslyn syndicate OF Brooklyn,
now spoken OF as the Miller swindle.
The report OF the secretary Of state
OF New Jersey on interpretations for
the month OF November shows that I73
companies were chartered and sac 500
received in fees.
IL Is said factory for the manufac-
desiring to enter the United States, is
In operation 10 st. Paul, MINI. Noar-
rests have as yet been made.
Charles T. YerIes OF New York City
left last week for Chicago to complete
the transfer OF his Consolidation Trac-
tion stock TO the Widener- Elkins syn.
dicatc. He is to receive 10000. 900
The Mexican government has now
cash surplus of many millions OF dol
lars. and IS able TO carry out its re-
forms, as revenues from all sources
show natural and gratifying increase.
Secretary Hitchcock makes public
an advanced report of the Maritime
Canal company OF Nicaragua setting
forth that since the organization of the
company it has received in cash 81 ,I64,-
000.5l
There Is movement on the Ohio
side Of the river. as well as In Ken
lucky, TO present the name OF Governor
W. O. Bradley for the nomination for
vice-president on the next ticket with
Mckinley.
Cy Leland, Kansas member of the
Republican national committee. in an
interview, states That he is decidedly
in favor of the Payne resolution for a (
of representa- in
the national convention. J
The monthly statement of the direc- I
tor OF the mint shows that the total
coinage executed at the mints of the Q
United States during November was 5
'D,5il ,o7o, as follows: Gold, 50, G43, 700; n
liver, e,6l2, 900; minor coins, s255, 37o. l
Boston, Philadelphia and local capt.
alists have organized the Oneida Cop =
'er company and taken over the old !,
Delaware mine aud thirty square miles :,
4 the territory in kewcnaw county, :,
iich. The mine, which has been idle
fteen years, will be operated on big Il
cale.
An unknown white man, closely h,
,ssked, held up the two messengers u,
, y Southern Express company car di
lst Saturday near Cranchville, n c., in
nd under cover OF revolver, COM M
ellad them TO give up SIT 900 in cash.
light thousand dollars in another safe
as overlooked by the outlaw. r,
The gold output from the Cariboo
strict at Vancouver, Il. c., this year
estimated at 81. zoo. 900. Extensive of
vpraulic plants are operated by sew Re
al companies, and great deal OF new ar
lining machinery is being taken into to
% district Some OF the nuggets We
und this season were worth $780,
+. q. Adams. one of the pioneers of CIV
ansas, aud secretary of the State 'e'
storical society, died in Topeka Sun '"'
y. Mr.. Adams had been resident VI
the state since 1855, and secretary W
the society since ITS foundation. Ha ou'
lit up one of the most remarkable
Its societies OF the kind in the United "u'
itcs. 'or
Goa
of Miller's Franblyr 49,
adicate shows that the total amount
money that passed through its hands
rely reached half million. This is
,wn by the check books containing
dividend checks that were to be :,
dc on November s5. the day after
Iler's flight. There were s,l66 OF
Sc dividend checks, representing ~
n amount of $50, sd9.