Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-05-16
NEWS SUMMARY.

IN its capital stock.
The high price of corn has resulted
in closing the starch mills of the Ma
tional starch company.
Havana customs officers are siezine
all uninvoiced goods found on board
vessels entering that port.
J. d. Flenner, the well-known editor
and orator of Boise, has been appoint
ed secretary to Senator Dubois.
Korea has cancelled the French loan
of s, 100000 yen and the contract to con-
struct a railroad from Seoul to WIFI.
Fort Gibson, Alaska, has reported te
the quartermaster at Seattle that Q
shortage of provisions prevails there.
General Gomez says the present un.
easiness in Cuba is due to the delay in
determining upon political constitu
ton.
The discovery of oil in paying guam
titles near Jackson boro, 100 miles
northwest of Dallas, Tex. has been
made.
A movement is on foot in Topeka
Kansas, to organize a new party to
champion the cause of the saloor
smashers.
During a thunderstorm at Cordele
Ga, Tuesday, which lasted but a fes
minutes, three persons were killed b.
lightning.
| Mormon elders proselyt ting in south
ern Indiana, have been ordered to
leave the country under pain of i'm,
prisonment.
There are new rumors of conspir.
acy in Uruguay. The police are max.
ing numerous arrests of army officers
and civilians
Lieutenant Tellekovsky of the Rus.
sian navy, attacked German soldier
on the road near Taku, Monday and
was shot dead.
China will request the powers to OBJ
tain for her loan sufficient to pay
the indemnity as soon as the amour.
is made known.
Four hundred carriage workers in
San Francisco have quit work because
their employers have refused to sign 8
union agreement.
One of the FIVE officials whom EN-
peror Kwang Su has sent to prepare
the capital for the return of the court
has arrived at Pekin.
Sixty million dollars of German cap
ital is invested in Central American
enterprises and German plantation:
occupy an area of 740, 900 acres.
Seven counts charging James Gala
han, alleged to be one of the kidnap
pers Of young Cudahy, with perjury or
his trial, have been filed in Omaha.
The steamer Queen City has arrived
at Tacoma, bringing down from Wreck
bay $500 that was washed out in g
week, and 100 tons of ore from Alberni
In order to rid itself OF the tramp
nuisance, Erie City, Pa, has adopted
the plan of compelling stray Migrants
to carry pig iron back and forth in the
Jail yard.
Formal announcement has been
made in New York of the engagement
of Miss Mary Daily to James Watson
Gerard The wedding will be cele
brated on June 4.
Dublin police have seized William
o'Brien's weekly paper, the Irish Peo-
pie. 1t is reported that the seizure
was made on account of reflections
upon King Edward.
The police and principal citizens of
Guadajara are looking for the Rev
Father Amad, well known priest of
that city, and for long time treasurer
of number of local religious fraterni-
ties and guilds He has decamped with
| 100000
An understanding has been reached
between the fruit shippers of southern
ern Pacific railways which will pre-
c1ude another car famine during the
fruit shipping season, and insure a
| quicker service.
At Valdosta, Ga, Henry Johnson, a
negro, was lynehed on Friday last. He
had shotiat young white man named
Foraker, but did not kill him. John
son made confession and said that he
intended to kill Foraker but his aim
| proved untrue.
! DIR. Gustave Eison, whose discovery
of the cancer germ was notable
event in the medical history of last
year, has been attacked by cancer
He has submitted to an operation at
St. Luke's hospital, San Francisco, and
is rapidly recovering.
Information has been received in
| Washington confirming the Associated
Press dispatch from Pekin regarding
the amount of indemnity to be de
manded. The total has now been re
duced from something like 81 900, 600,
900 to 1897, 900, 900.
Samuel Bolton, Jr., a millionaire
brewer and one of the most prominent
and influential business men of Troy,
n. Y was found dead in vat of boil
ing beer in his brewery. His body was
literally eoolxad and daafb t,aaef hay.