Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-07-19
NEWS SUMMARY.

oubihs 10 Lake Mlnnetonka, Minn.
An allied force of nearly 100, 900 men
will be in China within a few weeks.
1t is certain that Tien Tsin will be
abandoned as soon as retreat is pos
sible.
1t Is announced that 20, 1000 Russian
troops are marching on Pekin from the
north
Imports of specie the past week at
New York were s36, $50 gold and sl54,-
69s silver.
An extra session of congress will un-
doubtedly be convened to deal with the
Chinese situation.
Two thousand solicitors are busy in
st. Louis securing contributions for
the street car strikers
The proclamation by the president
on the German reciprocity agreement
has been made public
Hurry orders are being tiled with the
Midvale Steel Works at Philadelphia
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There are 1000 Chinese in the state
Of Washington, yet no threats have
been made against them.
The commercial treaty between the
United States and Italy has been rati-
fed by the Italian government.
tornado struck Llano, Texas, de-
molishing the depot and several houses.
A number of people were injured.
Ninety persons have been made SER
ionsly Ill at Rheine, Westphalia, owing
To the eating of diseased horsehesh.
Only eight business houses remained
after the fire at Prescott, Arizona, the
loss footing up over million dollars
Grave fears are entertained in San
Francisco for the safety of Chinese, the
prejudice against them being intense
Imports of dry goods and merchan-
disc at the port of New York for the
past week were valued at Sll, 2s4 ,oo4.
General Mich has met and defeated
Prince Tuan's army and rescued Prince
Ching, but lost $500 men in the opera
tion.
An attempt to wreck and rob a train
near Manhattan, Kans, was discovered
in time to prevent the consummation of
the plot.
Ex-Minister DENLY has received def
mite news of the escape Of his son,
Charles Denby, Jr., and family from
Tien Tsin to Shanghai.
Authorities in the Hawaiian islands
are endeavorng to make the Japanese
labor rioters understand that they
must respect the law.
Senor Silyela, the Spanish premier,
says that no Spanish war vessel will
go to China, Spain having no in terests
to defend in the extreme Orient.
Negotiations have been commenced
whereby the next national convention
OF the Y. NJ. C. A. may be held in
Knoxville, Tenn, in June, 1902.
The Gold Democrats will not put
a ticket in the field this year" says W.
d. Bynum, chairman of the gold DEM
ocratic executive committee in 1896.
In Paris inquiries are being made
into what may possibly turn out to be
a serious attempt to destroy the grand
palace of the Champs Elyses Wednes-
day night
Reports from the drouth-strielep
districts of Arizona arc to the effect
that every water hole aud most of the T
wells have gone dry In consequence
cattle are dying by the thousands.
Fire at Durant, l. T., wiped out the
greater portion of the business section.
Loss, 500, 900; insurance, $40, 600. Will
liam Wittenburg was fatally injured
while fighting the fire.
kilograms from Galveston state that
because of the fierce storm conditions
that city is practically water-bound.
railroad trains cannot get out. and
passengers for outside points are de-
layed.
The yield of wheat in the three spring
wheat states of Minnesota and North
and South Dakota, it is predicted. will
at the very least reach 1876. 200, 900
bushels, as against 210, 900, 600 bushels
last year.
General Hulings commander-in.chief
Of the Spanish-American war veterans.
has directed the adjutent generals
Office In Chattanooga to issue an order
directing the national association to
meet there October sth to 18th.
A deliberate attempt to wreck the
Washington express on the Baltimore
Ohio railroad, bearing $4,000, 900 in
gold to the sub-treasury in New York,
zane near being successful at Folsom,
! short distance outside of Washing
ON.
Eight boys are being held by St.
Aonis police pending investigation into {
N assault on William Johns, aged II
ears, who was attacked by a crowd of
'ouths when he alighted from Broad. !
way car. The boys are from 10 to II J
ears old. +
Rear-Admiral Ahmed Pasha of the
turkish navy, who came to the United l
tates about two months ago to make G
contract for the construction in the
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