Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-07-07

In Denver presents no new develop
ments.
Early Sunday morning a tornad
struck Bradley. Nebr., and PARTIAL,
wrecked the town.
Two Russian engineers and ten Cos
sacks have been killed by brigand
near Kirin, Manchuria.
Fire damaged the Moro-Phillip.
Chemical Works. in Camden, N.
to the extent of 100000.
The first celebration of the Fourth
of July in Hawaii under American SOW
ereignty is to be memorable one.
Hall Adali, the Turkish wrestler
threw three men twice each in So min
utes at Cripple Greek, Colo, recently.
The strike Of 1900 textile workers al
Brunn, Moravia, after lasting two
months, has been settled py a compro
mise.
Fire at Laurel, Del, destroyed prop
erty valued at from $125,OO0 to $3.50,
600, including number of stores and
enc hotel.
The minister of marine has assigned
the sum of II, 100000 roubles for dredg.
ing and the construction of two moles
at Port Arthur.
While Miss Nellie Kendall and G.. G..
Batting were walking in Seattle they
were held up by two men, one of whom
fired at Batting.
The government of the South Afri-
can Republic is ordering large quanti-
ties OF rifles from Italian firms for i'm
mediate shipment.
A party Of 20 miners, bound for the
Sierra Pinta placers, lost their way in
the desert and wandered around long
time. finally dying of thirst.
The brick-layers' strike in Berlin has
been settled by a court of arbitration.
and men will get advances in wages in
september and December of next year.
The international cycling Grand Prix
in Paris was won by Tommasselli. an
Italian; Meyers of Holland was second
and Mono. a Peidmontese, third.
Dutch" Neal, the st. Louis pugiIist
VINO fell unconscious in the ring in a
glove contest with Harry Peppers. the
California middleweight, Is dead.
The steamer Apache, plying between
Columbus and Apalachicola, Fla, sunk
In the Chipola river near Wewathicka.
Fla, and four persons were drowned.
The most violent thunder storm in
the recollection of the oldest residents
OF Spokane, struck that city Sunday
morning. Three buildings were struck
by lightning.
The British armed sloop Buzzard. in
trying to reach the French treaty shore
recently, collided with an iceberg near
81 Johns, N. F., which stove in her
bows.
Captain Jas. Entwistle of the navy is
to be retired July 9Th. Commander
Il. Rush, attached to the naval library.
has been ordered before the naval re-
firing board July list.
The stock yards strike in Chicago
which at one time threatened to tie up
the packing district, has been settled |
by the packers granting the increase of
20 cents a day demanded.
Kid" Mccoy has signed a contract |
with the Colorado Athletic Club of Den.
ver' Colo, to fight any three men who
may volunteer to meet him, one each
On July 10th, 18th and oath.
Nearly 5000 pants-makers have gone
On strike in Manhattan, Brooklyn and
Brownsville, N. Y, throwing 5000 Ital.
ian women and girl finishers out of
work.
The golden jubilee of the North Am.
srican Saengerbund will no doubt be
me most largely attended event this
week that was ever known in Cincin-
lati, Ohio.
FIVE men embarked in a rude boat of
helr own construction on the Yellow
tone at Big Timber, Mont, bound for
bismarck. Their boat was capsized at
tray Cliff and w. H. Sullivan of Chi.
ago, and w. Lawrence were drowned,
According to a well defined rumor
ne tramways Of the Chilcoot Pass
QUITE from Dyea to the Upper Yukon
axes are to be purchased by the White
ASS & Yukon Railway Company.
1t Is the intention of the JJniversitv
I pennsylvania to enter team next |
ear In the olympian games at the :
arIS exposition and also in the Eng. Z
Ssh championships.
In the suit of the Nevada comnanv
wners OF the Nevada Central railroad
gainst P. T. Farnsworth, the tury rem.
cred a verdict for the plaintiff on the '
econd cause for action for $77122
PRESIDENT Timothy Dwight, the ven. '
rable retiring president of Yale. has Z
reached his last baccalaureate sermon G
erore the graduating classes of the i
and scientific departments.
The trans-Caspian region of Asiatic
ussla, which is under the Jurisdiction I
the goVernor-general of Causasus. +
rince Beriatinski, is threatened with O
mime owing to the prolonged drouth s
nd plague Of locusts.
The widely circulated story that DIV. l
lg prisoners at the Wardner prison
ad been denied the services of a priest
denied outright by Father Becker v
re Roman Catholic clergyman of the r
oeur d'Alenes. In
Deserters who have reached the BRIT. I
n lines say the Khalifa is confined in /,
narrow valley by the Tagals, friend. b