The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-02
y. NEWS SUMMARY ,.

Columbus, u, as the result OI Dolici
explosion.
AS the result of the wrecking Of
train near Losasvaya, Russia, score
of persons were killed and injured.
The chief of police of Snylten dis
trict (Russia) has been shot and
seriously wounded by a band OF
roughs.
The Turkish government is rushing
troops to the Vilayet of Yemen, Arabia
which has been in a state of revolu.
ton for some time past.
President Roosevelt has reiterated
his intention to call congress in extra
session October 16 next, to consider
railroad rate regulation.
Twenty persons were injured, one
woman critically, seven of the others
being badly hurt, in rear-end col.
lision on the elevated railway in New
York City.
During a nearly morning fire in a
tenement house in Brannan street, San
Francisco, Emmanuel Leheuzez, a
Frenchman, forty-six years old, was
burned to death.
A special from Ensenada, B. G., says
that the Ensenada-San Quentin stage
was held up not far from Ensenada,
the driver shot and Government funds
IN transit stolen.
Students of the high scools are
cleaning the city street in Stockholm,
Sweden, in place of the regular street
cleaners, who have struck for i'm
proved conditions.
Mrs. M. Tipsanders drowned her
self and her three children in a creek
near Sulpher Springs, Texas. The
tragedy, it is said, was the result
Of domestic trobles.
Four policemen who were accused
Of unnecessary cruelty during the
demonstration at Helsingfors, on May
20 have been convicted and sentenced
to short terms of Imprisonment.
Frank Lee, Frank Gray, Miss Lou
Rhodes and Miss Sarah Gates, all of
Springfield, Mo-, members of picnic
party, were drowned in the James
river Sunday by the capsizing of a
boat.
William Stemler was almost in
stantly killed and half hundred men
and women were injured, several of
them seriously, in a collision between
two trolley cars in suburb of Balti-
more.
Edward Wheelan, last survivor of
the jury in the famous BeecherTilton
case, is dead at his home in Brooklyn.
He was formerly prominent archi-
tect and builder, but had retired from
business.
Fire destroyed the immense milling
and cyanide plant of the Horse Shoe
Mining company, located at Terry,
four miles from Lead, s. D. This plant
was next to the largest in the Black
Hills and cost $35O,OOO.
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild,
head of the French branch of the bank
fng-house bearing the name of Roths-
child and governor of the bank OF
France, Is dead at Paris, from acute
bronchitis aggravated by govt.
Nat Crump, an outlaw, who shot and
seriously wounded Clay Grubb at Sal
isbury, N. c., last Monday, was cap
tured at Old Fork Sunday after des-
perate struggle with sheriffs posse,
in which he was badly wounded.
Two railroad employees were killed
and two otNers severely injured by
the wrecking of two monster passen-
ger engines on the San Joaquin divi-
sion Of the Southern Pacific, about
forty-five miles north of Los Angeles.
Damages aggregating a quarter Of a
million dollars as compensation for al
legged breach of promise of marriage
are asked by Mrs. Katherine Poillon
in a suit against w. Gould Brokaw,
the millionaire clubman of New York
City.
The Chilean cruiser Presidente Pinto
has foundered in the Gulf Of Ancud,
north of the island of Chloe, off the
southern part of the coast of Chile.
According to one report her command
er, Captain Whiteside, committed sui
eide in despair.
During disturbances in the neigh.
borhood of a synagogue in Lodx, Rus.
STA, soldiers fired on the crowd kill.
ing two Jews. Saturday night work.
man who was mistaken for police
Spy, was stabbed to death. The work
men are in an ugly mood.
President Castro has signalized the
opening of congress and the beginning
of his constitutional presidency of six