Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-07-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

announced mis- candidacy for re-elec-
tion.
An italian and three Mojave Indians
The Needles Sunday.
In Shanghai it is reported that ban
dts have seized four walled cities near
Mukden, Manchnria.
Twelve cases of bubonic plague and
four deaths from that disease have oc-
Cured at Oporto, Portugal
Failures for the past week mum bered
9o4 in the United States, against eo7
last year, and 90 in Canada, against 81
last year.
Joseph Ladue, the founder OF Dawson
City, in the Klondike, is dead at his
home in Schuyler Falls, N. Y, of con.
sumption.
The Netherlands cabinet has resigned
in consequence of the recent elections,
by which the government supporters
lost thirteen seats.
Edwin Ruthven, q negro, was elec-
trocuted at the Ohio state penitentiary
Friday, the electrocution being success
full in every detail.
British transport having on board
the first shipload of Boer prisoners to
be quartered on Darrell's and fuckers
islands has arrived in Bermuda waters.
PresidentL l.. C. Crenshaw of the Geor-
gia railroad commission was stabbed
and seriously injured by ]. H. Kirk
land, Pullman conductor, in an alter
cation.
dispatch from Chee Foo reports the
entire province Of Sheng King in re-
volt The rebels are said to be over
running .the country, pillaging and
burning.
In Eu Clair, Wis, lightning struck
the animal tent of the Wallace circus,
killing an elephant and stunning the
entire menagerie Many persons were
severely shocked.
AT Cassel, France, the two leaders in
the automobile race came into collision,
their machines then dashing into a
crowd of spectators, one child being
seriously injured.
Word has been received in Pekin of
the arrival of Duke Ian and Prince
Tuan at Ulumski, Turkestan, in which
place of banishment they have been
sentenced to reside.
Herr Exner, director Of the Leipziger
Germany bank, which suspended pay
ment June 25, has been arrested. The
public prosecutor is investigating the
affairs of the bank
James Manning was arrested a few
days ago at Ell Reno, Oklahoma, and
placed in Jail and the next morning he
was found dead in his cell. No reason
is assigned for his death.
The body of John Campbell, miner
who was carried away in snowslide
near Ouray, Colo, last January, has
just been recovered. The body was In
perfect state of preservation.
General Maxine Gomez has arrived
in New York from Havsna General
Gomez said he was especially delighted
to once more set foot on American soil,
as he felt that he was among friends.
Charles Garrison was drowned in the
Washita river, Oklahoma, while setting
seine. He stepped into deep hole.
became entangled in the net and was
drowned before help could reach him.
A census of the consumptives in New
York state is to be begun in about a
week by DR.. Daniel Lewis, commiss-
ioner OF the state board of health It
will be the first census of the kind ever
undertaken by that state.
Pending the settlement of the Chin.
ese indemnity, another question has
arisen in reference to who shall pay
for the maintenance of the legation
guards after the several countries have
withdrawn their main forces.
Lord Miner has improved in health
since his return to England in spite OF
the constant pressure of business with
the colonial office and unceasing social
lnNiIdbioHS. he taxes DfOau view OF
the situation in South Africa.
large force of Beers, commanded
by Malan and Smit, attacked Rich
moDd, Cape Colony. at day ybreak, June
25. The fighting lasted until dusk,
when the Beers retired upon the APP
proach of British reinforcements.
In the second trial of Jack Roberts,
charged with manslaughter in causing
the death of Billy Smith of Philadel-
phia, as the result of boxing contest
in London, April 90, Roberts and all
the other defendants in the case were
acquitted.
The situation in the Thacker, W. Va,
coal fields is very quiet so far as any
breach between the mine guards and
the strikers is concerned. but Sheriff
Hatfield and other county officials fear
that feud may break out in that dis
trict at any time.
A movement has been started among
the New York and district assent blies
of the Knights of Labor in New York
and vicinity. having for its object the
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