Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-05-02
NEWS SUMMARY.

President Diaz will be unable. on -.
count of pu bile business, to accept any
invitation to meet President Mckinley
at the border.
The Cunard liue intends to equip its
steamers with instruments for wireless
telegraph, and make an experiment -
determine iss value.
The Illinois house has passed = bill
appropriatiug s250,00o for an Illineis
exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase ex-
hibition at st. Louis
The sealing steamer" Kite, for whose
safety some fear had been felt reached
st. Johns, N. B. yesterday, with 10000
seals, almost full load.
William Grimes has been appointed
secretary of Oklahoma territory -
succeed william M. Jenkins, recently
appointed governor.
President Mckinley will deliver .
speech in Convention hall during HE
stay in Kansas City on his way homo
from the Pacific coast
While praoticing for ball game at
MADEIRA, CAL. Sunday, f. E. Kirkpat-
rick, young man, collidsd with IN.
other player and was instantly killed
Ed Hansen, the last member Of the
gang of counterfeiters recently cap.
tured at Spokane, WASH, has been SEN
fenced to ten years at hard labor On
McNeil's island.
British Columbia is again in The
throsa of a political crisis, brought
about by the governments bill to bor-
row Ave million dollars to subsidixs
railways in the province.
Robbers at Norwich, Kan, entered
the Office of the Badger Lumber COM
pany, Sunday night blew open the
safe and secured some money. Twenty
$40 bills were found near by.
The United States government and
the Canadian government are uniting
in an effort to stop the smuggling Of
and unlawful influx of Cinnamon Into
Canada and the United States.
In the bicycle race at Cyler's payk.
San Jose, Cal, last week Burton Dswn-
ing broke the worlds one-half mile
amateur record of SO rs seconds. He
rode the distance in SO seconds naA
The Berlin money market now shows
greater ease than for several years.
The Rsichsbank rate OF discount IL the
lowest that has been in force since
June, 1890, and the private rata is un-
usually low.
The bank at Pioneer, williams eoun-
ty, o., was entered by burglars during
Friday night. The vault was wresksd
by dynamite and the sum of $1,000 10
said to be missing. There il no clue
to the robbers.
In Spokane, Wash, last week Winters
d Chapman, contractors, who helped
Paul Mohr build his Portage road, filed
suit asking $27, ,497 from tho Central
Navigation and Construction company
for work done.
Frank Oleson, cashier, and ]. Q.
Stangroom, bookkeeper of the defunct
Scandinavian American bank Of New
Whatcom, Wash, have been arrested
charged with receiving deposits aftsS
the failure of that institution.
Prince Tuan has utterly failed to pro-
| ducs rising among the Inhabitants Of
Mongolia, who are kept quiet by .
wholesome respect for Russia. II 10
therefore declared to be untrue that
an insurrection has broken out In Mon
golia.
In Seattle Sunday, II. B. Darnsll Of
Oil City, Pa, was found dead In hia
bed at the Perrin house. He had
blown out his brains with . revolver.
As near as can be ascertained, the sui.
eide took place sometime Saturday ~.
ternoon.
Preparations for the polar expsdi.
tion, under Captain Baldwin, are we'll
in hand, and he expects to sail with
forty companions from Norwegian
| poEe IA Sahc- ouPPiiSn hasO eAAOsoJ
been sent from America, and his ship
is nearly ready.
The committee appointed by the Ten.
nessse Senate to investigate the char
ges of attempted bribery preferred BY
Senator Elbridge in open 6snsta
against ex-Comptroller James A. Harri'
reported that the evidence did NO,
sustain the allegations.
The imports of dry goods and gsssr-
al merchandise at the port of New
York last week were valued At elo,-
$685. ,662. The exports of specie to Ill
countries aggregated s2,5so, ATS, con
sisting of $l,0l6,265 silver bars and
coin and 81, 1854, ,o1o gold.
In Topeka, Kas., while resisting ~
rest Sunday, George Head was struci
on the head by Policeman Hall. Ths
blow fractured his skull, causing deatl
six hours after. Head had bean drink
ing and had been disturbing . relig
ious meeting on the street.
The President has appointed Col
Merritt Barber of the Adjutant-Gsn
erals department and Major Oscar y
Long of the quartermasters' depart
ment brigadier-generals of volunteers
on account of their long and faithfu
services in the Philippines.
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