Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-21
NEWS SUMMARY.

mala, states that the volcano of Santa
Maria is still In active operation.
What is believed to have been an
earthquake shock was felt at Nc
Pherson, Kan, but no damage was
done.
Torrential rains have fallen through
out Spain, causing great damage to
the railroad tracks and to the telegraph
system.
1t is reported that Senior Montero
Rios, president of the Spanish senate,
intends to resign and retire from
politics.
The general coal miners strike
practically has come to an end, al
though many of the men are still
holding out.
The Bulgarian cabinet has resigned
on account of personal differences. 1t
is probable that Premier Daneff will
form a new ministry.
1t is announced that the next animal
meeting of the National Good Roads
association will be held in St. Louis
April Goth to Goth, 1903
The eruption of the volcano Strom-
boil is increasing in violence and is
accompanied by shocks of earthquake
and alarming declarations.
Complete election returns from Ha-
wall show that Prince Cupid. the Re-
publican candidate, has beaten Dele
gate Wilcox for congress by 1920.
Serious trouble with the Indians on
the reservation near Ludio, CAL, has
occurred and some fear is felt of
clash between the whites and red men.
Edward Beddington, six years old, is
dead in Wilkesbarre, Pa, from injuries
received in childish football scrim-
mage on Saturday. He was hurt in
ternally.
The Bolivian military expedition of
10000 men being fitted out to operate
against the Brazilian revolutionists in
Acre cannot arrive at its destination
under four months.
In Manchester, o., during contro-
versy over board bill, James Master
son fatally shot M. p. Birmingham,
proprietor of the Hotel Bratt, and
then killed himself.
The Philippine commission has
passed an act to assist the suppression
of ladronism. 1t makes highway rob
berry committed by three or more per-
sons capital offense.
King Edward is reported to be con-
sidering the expediency of reviving the
old custom of having a member of the
ministry at court except when he is in
residence at Buckingham palace.
Eight persons are now dead as the
result of the boiler explosion in the
furnace OF the American Iron and Steel |
company, Lebanon, Pa. Four addi-
tional deaths occurred Thursday night.
Minister Sagasta with the reconstruc-
ton of tie cabinet and given him a
free hand in the matter. 1t is believed |
that General Weyler will not be re-
tanned.
Owing to the death of United
States marine named Scbopplein, of
yellow fever, at Panama, the three
companies of marines stationed there,
excepting a small guard, have been
ordered to Colon.
Admiral Evans, writing from Ichang,
China, says the abundance of the crops
indicates a plentiful supply of food
stuffs, and he thinks there is little
proba bility of rioting or other distur-
bance due to famine.
Mrs. Carter Fl. Harrison, wife OF the
mayor of Chicago, has become the re-
cipient of decoration at the hands of
Henri Merou, the French consul for
her work in advancing the interests of
the Alliance Francois.
An advance of 10 per cent will be
made in the wages of all employees
permanently in the service of the
system east of Pittsburg
who are now receiving less than $500
month. About IL, 900 men are affected.
The efforts of the members of the
Lancashire Cotton Growers associa-
ton to emancipate themselves from {
the American raw supply have been
extended to Jamaica. The association
has voted large sum of money to be l
expended on cotton growing in that
sland.
A petition from the Doukobors pray
ng the Sultan of Turkey for permits G