Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-04-29
NEWS SUMMARY.

Important oil discoveries have been
made on the international line near
Hete, Arizona.
The report comes from Brieg, Switz-
erland, that thirteen people were killed
by an avalanche.
A report is current that the Japanese
have landed 10000 troops at Kin Chau.
above Port Arthur.
The Peruvian cabinet has resigned,
but it is not expected that the resig-
nation will be accepted.
There is a shortage of Chinese labor
in the British Columbia market, ow-
ing to the heavy tax imposed upon Inn
migrants.
Three fremen were killed and six
teen others injured in a fire in New
ark, N. j., the walls of building fall
ing on them.
Negotiations for conjoint declara~
ton of neutrality by Norway, Sweden
and Denmark have reached a salts
factory conclusion.
The first participation by the wo-
men Of Iceland in an international
movement will be at the Louisiana
Purchase exposition.
Robbers entered the bank at lola,
Wis, wrecking the vault, safe and
building with nitro-glycerine. They
fed with $1,000, overlooking $4,000.
A dispatch from Warsaw says 1t is
reported that eighteen conspirators
have been hanged, after their trial in
connection with Polish revolutionary
plot.
Frederick V. Martin, the Indian COM
missioner of irrigation for Porto Rico,
killed himself by cutting his throat.
He brooded over private financial mat
tiers.
The United States government has
had no official information of the sales
persistently reported from Europe of
American ships to either Russia or
Japan.
The German reichstag voted $780,
900 for the assistance of the German
settlers in German Southwest Africa
who have suffered through the Herero
uprising.
The statement that Professor Ivan
off of the Moscow university had been
assassinated by Terrorists for treach'
cry to the organization, is officially
declared false.
Lord" Frederick Seymour Barring
ton has been sentenced to death for
killing, near st. Louis, James Mccain.
When sentence was pronounced Bar
rington almost collapsed.
Russians at Tientsin do not believe
that the recent resignation of Admiral
as viceroy of the emperor in
the far east will be accepted by the
ST. Petersburg authorities.
The pension bill. carrying an ap-
preparation of more than s137, 900, 900.
and the emergency river and harbor
appropriation bill, which carries 3d.
$1,000, have passed the senate.
According to the department OF
concessions of the Worlds Fair, it will
cost $40 for the total admission to all
the attractions on the pike. The total
cost for the Chicago midway was $35.
A dispatch from Buda Pest says the
strike of railway employees has caused
much wholesale inconvenience and 1t
is considered doubtful if the govern
ment will be able to force the men
into submission
Six hundred potteries workmen en-
ployed in the plants of the Acme
pottery and the Crooksville China
company at Crooksville, Ohio, have
gone out on strike for maintenance
of the union scale.
The European Economist says, I'M
der the reserve that Russia is nego-
tiating with the principal French
Banks for loan of $3.50, 100000 on
per cent four-year treasury bonds, to
be placed at SO. The statement is not
verified.
The total loss by the fire which de-
stroyed the wholesale district of To
ronto, Ont, will, according to the
most conservative estimate, reach
BIZ 100000; the total insurance is So
800 900. The area swept by fire en-
oraced IA acres.
Not a wheel is turning in the big
plant of the Glucose Refining company
1t Peoria, ILL.,, the 800 employees having