Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-01-05
NEWS SUMMARY.

. school Tor training railway experts
mas just been established ia Barlin n
will open next month.
The chileat Indians. who il i claim
ed murdered a man named ElIsins two
years ago, are again raising disturb
ance.
No more Indians will be permitted
70 leave their reservations for Wild
West exhibition purposes. They can.
not secure the consent Of the indian
bureau.
The urgent deficiency appropriation
olll' the first Of the Important supply
oils for the government expenses, is
practically made up, and the total Will,
amount TO about ST. 900, 900.
The bank Of Montreal has subscribed
$4,000 to the relief fund of the British
soldiers ID South Africa The directors
of the bank added 81, 800 to this amount
IN personal subscriptions
John q. Robson, the bridge contrac-
tor who was murdcrously assaulted by
burglar in his office in Sioux Citvs.ia.,
last week is dead. There is no salts
factory clue TO the murderer. ta
The United States supreme court has
rendered decisions in two cases ingolv-
Ing land grants in New Mexico, both
opinions being by Justice Peckham,
and both adverse to claimants.
Captain B. ". Biornsted, formerly Of
the Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers,
who has been appointed Captain in the
Fifty-second infantry, now in the Phil
ippines, has reported at the Preside.
The stories regarding Fenian in
vasion of Canada telegraphed to Otta-
wa from the United States are laughed
at by the militia department, thu gov
eminent and the people there gener-
ally.
Representative Berry of Kentucky, a
member of the river and harbor COM
mittee, does not agree with the view
of Chairman Rurton of the committee
that there will be no river and hgrbor
bill this year. .s.s,s
An agent of the Boer republic is id
El Paso, Texas, for the purpose of en-;
listing men for the present war with
Great Britain. He ) well supplied with
funds and claims to have come from
the Transvaal. f III.
Former Congressman Ben Glover
committed suicide at his home near
Douglass, Butler county, KAN, last
week, by shooting himself Despond!
ency resulting from sickness and pow
erty was the cause. 4 -.'':.
Edith Barres, Young girl, whose
home is said to be in Tacoma, Wash.
and who was taken sick at Omaha re,
Gently, while playing with Vanity
Fair" Theatrical company, is dead at
the city hospital, Kansas City.
Taking effect on January 1, 1900
common labor at the Carnegie steel
works, Pittsbnrg, was increased te
$3.50 per day, and all other day turn
and tonnage labor with certain ex
ceptions), will be increased in proper
ton. a
The fatal wounding OF Deputy Sheriff
William Rainbolt of Gheyaz county, n
M, by two desperadoes whom he ane
posse were trying to capture, is re
ported Rainbolt with others had beer
in pursuit of the outlaws for severa
days.
A resolution expressing sympathy
with the Beers in their warWith Grea
Britain. identical with the one adopted
by the board of Aldermen last week
nus been offered in the New York cit.
council. President Guggenheimer rule
that the resolution was out Of order
and IL was laid over.
Canada is preparing to make stron
bid for that class OF American corpo
rntions known as trusts. A repre-
sentative of the Dominion government
has arrived in New York City to cor
fer with representatives OF the larges
com panies having their main offices
New York.
Eugene Z. Packard, who formerl
conducted the Investment seeurit
company, get-rich-qnick institution
has been convicted in New Yor
of using the mails to further scheme
40 defraud, and was remanded for SCI
eence.
Secretary Long has addressed lettel
to Senator Hale and Representati'
Boutelle who look after naval legisli
ton in the senate and house, relati1
to the plan of reftting the historic o.
craft Constitution, as naval trainir
ship.
w. II. Gilbert, bankrupt hardwa
merchant from Winston, N. c., has 70
mally declared to United States Cor
missioner Heacock in San Francis
that he will no longer resist the leg