Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-27
NEWS SUMMARY.

manufacturer of the west, Is dead in
Peoria, ILL.,, aged 40 years.
Forty-two fishing vessels are ashore
In the straits of Delle Isle and as many
as thirty will be total loss
An imperial edict received at Can ton
appoints III Hung Chang, Prince Ching
and shcng to be peace negotiators.
Marshal Martinez de campos died
Sunday morning shortly after 10 o'clock
at Zarauz, near San Sebastian, Spain.
Thirty-one new cases OF yellow fever
have been officially reported in Havana.
making nearly 100 now under treat.
ment.
According to the Daily Mails st.
Petersburg correspondent, Russia will
claim an indemnity OF g10o, ,ooo, ,ooo
from China.
Maguus Swenzin, a cabinetmaker
drowned himself in the North river,
New York, after tying his own hands
i with fish lines.
Germany's coal imports during Aug.
ust showed an increase of 79g,23a ton.
over August of 1899, the exports showed
an increase of 77,l32 tons.
There are no developments which
would lead to the belief that the esti
mate OF property loss of s22, 900, 200
In Galveston Is too high.
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Five additional cases of bubonio
plague have beer reported in Glasgow,
four of the stricken persons being
members OF the same family.
The plan to withdraw the German
legation from Pekin has been Tempo
rarily abandoned, pending the receipt
OF further instructions from Berlin.
Cecil Rhodes, according to the Cape
Town correspondent OF the London
Mail, denies that he is in favor of i'm.
porting Chinese labor into Rhodesia.
The incomes of German railways
last month aggregated 1000, 600
marks, or an increase of II ,ooo,O 600
marks upon the figures of August,
1899.
III occasion demands, cooperative
stores and bakeries will be established
all through the anthracite region and
rations issued after the fashion of the
army.
Judge Mann OF Galveston states that
In his opinio~ list of dead would
go as high as 1000. The exact mum.
Der, of course, will never be definitely
known.
An expedition under the auspices of
the German Colonial society will leave
ON November 10 for Togo, West Africa,
to make experiments in cotton growing
in that region.
The department of the interior Ia
taking steps to prevent further suffer
Ing among thS Pima Indians on the
Sacton reservation, caused by a search
ty OF irrigation water.
In reply to telegram sent by the
London Express, the Transvaal consul
general states that the object OF Mr.
kruger's proposed European trip is
personal and not political.
Jim corbett, the prize-fghter, who
is passenger On the Cunard line
steamer Campanla, which left Liver
pool last week for New York, is trav-
cling under an assumed name.
George D'Vys. the late surviving
member of the government relief ex-
pedition which rescued DIR. Kane, the
American Arctic explorer, in 1855. Ia
dead in Worcester, Mass. aged 6s
years.
Bolivia has formally communicated
to the United States an argument in
support of its claim to port on tdo
Pacific ocean in case the provinces of
Tacna and africa are decided to belong
to Chile.
Prince Albert OF Saxony was killed
In carriage accident Sunday at
Wolkau, short distance from Dres-
Den. lie was the fifth son Of Prince
Frederick George of Saxony, brother
of the king.
A German naval battalion, accom-
panied by forty Bengal Lancers, cap
tured and burned the town of Liang,
September 11th. A hundred Boxers
were killed. German loss, one man
killed, five wounded.
An important fuuctionary of the
German foreign office now in Paris
says that it will soon be generally rec
ognized that Germany, Great Britainn
and japan are in accord as to the pol
Icy to be followed in China
AT Texas City Philadelphia newa-
paper has established relief depot,
which is doing splendid work. This
journal sent down a trainload of sup
plies, a staff of special correspondents,
corps of physicians and band of
trained nurses.
1t is believed in Official circles In
Shanghai that Pince Tuan has been or
will be promoted to membership in the
grand council and that the Taotai of |
Shanghai will be appointed provincial
judge, with the notorious Boxer, Kang /
Yi, as his deputy.
Queen Victoria has assented on Lord
Salisbury's recomme ndation TO the pro-
posal that the duke and duchess of
York visit Australia next year. The
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