The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-10
NEWS SUMMARY.

Inc hdnSaS senate mas pdeocu
bill to prevent the operation of trust
within the state.
The car of Russia has signed re
script promising the people a voic
In the preparation of laws.
Ugly rumors of the mutiny anon:
some of the Polish regiments at thu
front are in circulation in St. Peters
burg.
Col. Martin LAMA, deserter In the
Acre campaign, and also prominent II
the Cochabamba rebellion, has beer
shot at La Paz, Bolivia.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
that the Sultan of Turkey has directed
that thirty gunboats be ordered al
various European shipyards.
The towns of Aab and Yerim, south.
ward of Sanaa, the capital of the prov
ince of Yemen, Arabia, have fallen
into the hands of the insurgents.
The maid servants of Keiff went on
strike one day last week and paraded
the streets. Cossacks were called out
and dispersed them, arresting many.
The Oklahoma legislature has passed
bill providing that railroads shall not
use discrimination in freight rates, and
also that legislators shall not accept
passes.
Arnold Beauthin of Davenport, Iowa,
convicted of being $4,000 short in his
accounts while serving as bank
cashier, has been sentenced to four
years imprisonment.
A general strike of the workmen
employed at the Lewis and Clarke ex.
position grounds is on. The men,
about 700 in number, demand better
pay and shorter hours.
The Official Messenger of st. Peters.
burg publishes an imperial manifesto
calling upon the country to rally round
tho throne in defense of the empire
from its internal enemies.
Firing through his overcoat pocket |
ut two men who attempted to rob him,
Assistant County Attorney Louis B.
Anderson, Of Chicago, shot and IA
tally wounded one of them.
Strike manifestations continue at
Brest, France, and several minor con-
flicts between strikers and troops have
occurred, during which two officers OF
dragons were roughly handled. |
An unknown man, about As years
old, deliberately leaped in front of
street car in San Francisco, and was
instantly killed. An hours time was
required to extricate the remains.
A passenger train was stopped by
three bandits eight miles south of
Mammoth Springs, Ark, and the ex-
press car robbed. The safe was blown
open and all it's contents, about
$4,000, were secured.
Judge Charles swayne, acquitted by
the senate on impeachment charges,
has requested and been granted leave
Of absence for two months. Judge
Swayne expects in that time to under
90 surgical operation.
Serious disorders broke out at the (
Poinanski cotton mill in LODI while
he men were being paid of. The
roops were summoned and three
vorkmen were killed and forty-two in ,
ured. A general strike is expected.
Frank Mster. a we'll known resident 9
Il Springville, CAL, has shot and killed G
Milton Rubbs, neighbor, and after I
filling his wife, committed suicide. 6
rhe triple tragedy is attributed to =
All the victims were quite 6
prominent in that section. 4
James Neal, IS years OF age, who
as been living in Denver under the
anne OF Roy Ballew, has given himself
p to the police and confessed that he
murdered Cynthia Johnson, widow,
Tho lived on farm near Kennison, I. .
The insurrection in the provinces OF
'emen, Arabia, is assuming alarming &
roportions. Almost the whole country
outward of Sanaa is in revolt and
be towns of Kataba and Tais have
allen into the hands of the insurgenl =
rabS.
According to estimates which have
cen prepared in Toxic, the forces
nder General Kuropatkin between
ne Shakhe river and Tie pass total s
lightly over 100000, composed of 1885,. u
% infantry, $500 cavalry and $4,000 t,
rtillery, with 1904 guns. r.
Crying and beating his head against h
le walls of his cell, Adolph ]. Bloch, I II
'rmerly of Philadelphia, is in the t
ounty Jail in Washington, Pa, having s