Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-01
NEWS SUMMARY.

Consuls have received letters warning
them of danger
The battleship Maine is to be re-
moved from Havana harbor, as 1t is
considered an obstruction In naviga-
ton.
The international society for sugar
statistics estimates that the European
sugar output for the 1900 crop will be
a3o, 43I tons.
Comte Capen d'Anvers, n we'll known
figure IN Partisan society, was killed
in an automible accident near Mezie-
res. France.
Rumors are current in Berlin of seri-
Gus differences between Won Buelow
and the Prussian Minister of Finance,
DR.. Won MIGUEL.
According to the Cologne Gazette
contracts for over 5000 freight cars and
about 1000 passenger cars will be
placed next month.
Nearly all the coal companies in the
Wyoming valley have posted notices
granting their employees the 10 per
cent advance asked for
The complete suppression of the rev.
o'ution in San Domingo is officially
announced. General Garcia has sur
rendered Internationally.
Mining shares in London last week
were quiet and weak, showing a down
ward tendency although Rands and a
few others were fractionally higher.
The Fourteenth United States In
fantry has departed from Peking for
Tien Tsin. 1t was escorted beyond
the walls by the other American
troops.
1t is rumored at Buenos Ayres that
the Brazilian heet, prodtng by Presi-
dent Campos Sales absence. will be-
a monarchy.
The recent outbreaks Of "Hooligan-
ism in London has revived the agita-
ton in favor of the restoration of the
whipping post as Il remedy for ruffian-
ism and lawlessness
The Russian minister of finance, NJ.
Dewitt, authorizes denial of the
story that Russia began negotiations
in New York in the middle Of October
for $50, 600, 600 loan.
Columbia George, an Indian, was
convicted of murder in the FIRST degree
Mt Pendleton, Ore, Thursday for kill
Ing by means of poison Anne Edna, an
Indian medicine woman.
There are reports OF many British
Cabinet changes impending. Lord Cur
zon is coming from India, probably to
take Mr. Balfours place, Balfour be-
coming Foreign Secretary.
A filibustering expedition, headed by
a well-known Haiti exile, is being pre-
pared at Kingston for the overthrow
OF the government of General Simon
Sam, the president of Haiti.
The accession of Marquis Ito to pow.
er has been received by the Japanese
press generally in spirit of congratu-
lation, especially in view OF the rising
feeling that Japan needs her strongest
man at the helm.
London stock exchange last week
had a rather active and decidedly
cheerful experience. The Anglo-Ger.
man agreement regarding China was
cordially received and had the effect OF
encouraging fair amount of buying
General G. i. Williams, the foreign
representative of Cramps of Phila-
delphia, has arrived in ST. Petersburg.
The officials of the Russian admiralty
have informed General Williams that
they are highly pleased with the trial
YarinF.
In Mansfield, o., Sunday, Deacon
Kessler and Elder r. n. Rouel, Dowie.
ties, were forcibly deported by the
police. Bouck had been there nearly
a week and held services. He objected
to being put on the train, and had to
be dragged out of the station and put
aboard.
When Prince von Hohoenlohe returns
TO Berlin for the winter he intends TO
frequent the court and its festivities,
physicians having urged him to this
course, as they consider the total alb
sence of excitement would endanger
his life.
The reported diseourtesy of Capt.
Pe'ley, commanding the British cruiser
Psyche" in failing to salute the
American flag and running past quar-
antine at New York, is the subject of
animated discussion in naval circles
at Washington.
At the opening of the Sobranje IN
Sofia, Prince Ferdinand predicted that
the difficulty between Bulgaria and
Roumania growing out of the latter's
demands for the suppression of the
Macedonian revolutionary committee,
would soon be settled.
Experimental excavations at various
points along the route of the Charing
Cross, Euston and Hampstead railway,
whose franchise was recently acquired
by Charles L. Yerkes, were begun
Monday, and the work will be contin-
ued without interruption.
In St. Joseph, Mo-, an unknown man
was shot aud instantly killed at Fourth
aud Charles street, but the murderer