Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-14
NEWS SUMMARY.

deaths in all Egypt.
Burglars blew open the postoffic
safe at Culver, Ind, and got ava
with $1,000 worth of stamps.
Conditions in the Russian iron trad
are as critical as ever, says a Peters
burg dispatch by way of London.
jeff Chenault, City Marshal Jordol
and Toney Jones were killed in
shooting ARRAY at Orange, Texas.
A consolidation of leading manufac
turers in this country of axes and Ger
tain lines of edge tools is in prospect
Gen. Matos still has 1000 men unde
his command, opposed to the 500t
troops commanded by President Castro
The Indian government has refused
the Standard Oil company permission
to prospect in the oil fields of Burmah.
General Toral, who surrendered San
tiago de Cuba to the American forces
in July, 1898, has become insane at
Murcia.
Robbers blew open the safe of the
Tampa, Kan, state bank and took
bout $500 in currency, escaping on a
md car.
There have been slight eruptions of
the Soufriere volcano, on the island of
st. Vincent recently. The crater is
smoking continually.
George Vest, Jr., son and private
secretary of Senator Vest of Missouri,
died suddenly at the Colu I'm ia hotel in
Washington of acute gastritis.
As an evidence that President Castro
of Venezuela does not consider that
peace has been re-established, he has
ordered 1000, 900 cartridges from Ham
burg
The trip OF the gunboat Marietta
to Barcelona, Venezuela, resulted in
settlement of the case of
Vice-United States Consul Baize at
that place
Secretary Hay and Sir Michael Her
bert have taken up again the Bond
treaty, providing for limited reci-
procity between the United States and
In Buffalo, n. Y, Christopher Willis
shot and fatally wounded Mary Fer
yuson, his fancee, and then shot and
killed himself. The cause has not
been ascertained
1t is reported from Denain, Depart
nent Du Nord, France, that at meet
ng of 1000 miners held there it was
1oted to continue the strike. Denain
S being patrolled by troops.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa, Dennis Doris,
foreman, was fatally shot by a miner
amed j. c. Hennessey because he had
cen refused work. Doris is popular
nd there were threats of lynching.
Walter M. Jones, who was superin-
endent of the harbor police at Ha-
ana from the close of the Spanish
'ar until'a few months ago, when he
.tired because of i'll health, is dead.
A rebellion against taxation to meet
lie indemnity China is to pay to the
overs has broken out in the south
estern part of Chilli province
roops have been sent to suppress the
sorders.
In Washington, D. g., the coroner's
ry has held Richard Cole, a colored /,
'rter, for the murder of Mrs. Ada +
lbert Dennis, the dressmaker who
as assaulted on the night of Deem G
r 10th last, and who died recently.
Insects imported into Hawaii from ;,
exico for the purpose of having them a
tack the lantana, which is a most r
structive weed throughout the ',
ands, are supposed to be doing what ,
S expected of them on the island of =
hui. :.
ranbara Gisaburo, Japanese, who
s found guilty in the United States -,
lrt of the murder on the high seas IT
Capt. Jacobsen on the schooner =,
ID J. Wood, has been sentenced by =.
lge Estee to be hanged on Decem- u
oath.
.ugust Kregle of Stillwell, Ind, has so
been reunited with his sister JUS
\ Kregle of Oxford, O., after a sep
ton of forty-eight years. When III;
= lost each other Kregle was 6 Oh
RS of age and Miss Kregle was two a.,
RS his junior. ~.
has finally been decided that the tn,
ills and conditions of the evacua- To
of Shanghai by the troops Of the &c
ers are to be adjusted subsequent !
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