The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-16

| mined 10 SlanQ out TOT an indemnify.
The town of Unity, Wis, was almost
wiped out by a cyclone last week.
Forty persons were injured, nine seri.
ously.
A shooting at Palmetto, La, Sun
day, the result of feud. ended In the
death of three men while one was bad
ly wounded.
1t is reported that the whole Ger
man east Asiatic squadron will rem
devious at Tsingtau within the next
few months.
An unknown man shot Colonel Spir-
idovitch of the Kieff secret service,
seriously wounding the officer. The
assassin escaped.
Roy Harbert was burned to death
in fire which destroyed the plant of
the National Flint Glass company at
Kokomo, Indiana.
Prince Dolgoroukoff is quoted as
saying: Unless Japan should propose
impossible terms, peace is assured
within short time"
M. Delcasse's resignation of the post
of foreign minister of France is COM
mented on by the German press with
unmixed satisfaction.
A general lockout of the iron and
metal workers has been declared
throughout Sweden. One hundred fac
tories and 10000 men are affected
-Four men of Grand Trunk con-
struction train were killed near Pc
wamo, Mich, when their train was
wrecked by running into wash-out.
The heirs of Mrs Mary J. Win
| throps estate have finally come to an
agreement by which Princeton The
illogical seminary will receive ST.
100000
Nearly 100 automobiles belonging to
various department stores were de-
stroyed in a fire in the garage of the
Rainier Vehicle Equipment company,
New York City.
General Castro, Vincente Gomez
and General Velutini were respective
ly elected president, first vice presi-
dent and second vice president of
Venezuela last week.
Enrique Daguhob, the leader of the
instruction movement in the island
at Samar, was killed together with 80
of his followers June 4, according to
advices just received.
Mrs. Aggie Meyers is on trial at
Liberty, Mo-, for the murder of her
husband. Frank Hoffman, her accom-
plice in the crime, is already under
sentence of death for the crime.
Premier Bambstadt, in an inter-
view, says the Swedish government
will refuse to recognize the revolu-
ton in Norway and will submit to the
ricksdag motions conformable to this
standpoint.
Because she refused to obey his Or
ders and leave the barn, Mrs. Terry
Roberts, living on ranch thirteen
miles south of Salina, Cal, was shot
in the face and seriously injured by
her fifteen-year-old son, George.
Two train men were killed and sew
eral persons painfully injured in
collision on the new Salt Lake rail
road between the southbound over
land passenger train and newspaper
special train, which occurred near
Riverside, California.
The correspondent Of the London
Telegraph says that after the Russian
battleship Orel surrendered some Rus
sian officers and sailors tried to blow
up the vessel. The Japanese discov- |
cred the attempt, and eight OF the |
ringleaders were shot.
Mistaken by a friend for burglar
and shot, Oscar Gustavson, painter,
fell dead in the arms of the slayer,
James Purcell, saloon-keeper of Chi
cago. Gustavson had been endeavor-
ing to attract attention so as to gain
admission to the saloon.
The statement that Italy has sent
warships to Yemen, Arabia, as report
ed in Vienna, is untrue. An Italian cit
izen was killed there by mistake in
the middle of May, but the local au-
thorities gave satisfaction and the in
cident was closed amicably
The Edgar county National bank, at
Paris, Ills, was wrecked by dynamite.
The charge also demolished jewelry
store and a shoe store adjoining. The
vault was wrecked, but the cellar safe
in which were the bank funds was