The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-04-28
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Nautes France, in connection with the
strikes.
Governor Mcdonald has signed the
boycott bill passed at the late session
of the Colorado legislature.
A tornado which passed over west.
ern Texas on Sunday did much dam
age to property, but no lives were
lost.
The smelter strike at Leadville,
Colo, in which $50 men were involved,
has been settled and the men have re,
turned to work. @f
The Britt-White fight has been post
poned, the Yosemite club, of San Fran
cisco, being refused permit 10 hold a
fight during April.
About $4,000 men are out on strike
at San Juan, p R., in the midst OF the
cane-cutting season, and the delay is
Injurious to the crops.
Hiram S. Cronk, the only surviving
pensioner of the war of 1872, cele-
brated his one hundred and fifth birth
day on the 10Th at Ava, N. Y.
The Doukala, Chiadma and Mtouga
are in full revolution near Nogador,
Morocco The Kaids of Tchiadma and
Mtouga tribes have been killed
A home for the sick and invalid let
ter carriers will be established on
tract of $50 acres of land at the edge of
the city of Colorado Springs, Colo.
Captain R. H. Jackson, who has ar
rived in San Francisco from the far
east, predicts that the war in the
orient will last another two years.
Sam Beam, the 11-year-old son of
Ira Beam, living near Sedan, Mont,
was hit with a baseball bat and sus-
tanned injuries which resulted in his
death
The state department has received |
advices that there is great danger Of
a rupture between Chile and Peru,
growing out of the Tacna and africa
territorial dispute.
Carl Konizak who was leader of the
Austrian band at the st. Louis exposi'
ton last year, was accidentally killed
in trying to board a railway train at
Baden near Vienna.
In an attempt to escape, the pris.
oners fired the parish Jail at Pontcha
Toula, La, forty-eight miles from New
Orleans, two of them being crematea
and third fatally burned.
Twenty Hungarian laborers were
chlaroformed in a boarding house at
Omrod, Pa, and robbed of several
thousand dollars. The police suspect
a Hungarian, who has disappeared.
The monthly statement of the collec.
tons of internal revenue shows that
fLr the month of March, 1905, the total
receipts were $19,347,302, an increase
as compared with March, 1904, of $26L-
OLA.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, regent of the
New York chapter of the Daughters of
the Revolution, was elected president
general of the National society, D. A.
R., receiving 1862 votes to Mrs. Stern
berg's 1922.
Three hundred pupils of South
Omaha school went on strike be-
cause two Japanese, sons of strike
breakers were attending school. 1t
required an hours time for the police
to restore order.
Private advices from Ottawa state
that w. w. B. McIness, member of the
British Columbia legislature for Al
berta, has been appointed governor Of
the Yukon territory, with residence at
Dawson, at a salary of $4,000 per
year.
Elections were held in a majority OF
the cities and towns of South Dakota
last week The question of license or
no license was the issue. License car.
ried in more than two-third of the cit
les and towns, generally by decisive
majority.
Charles e. Davie, an employee of the
Port Costa Milling company, and his
sister. Miss Helen Davie, were run
down and killed by the Santa Fe local
passenger train from San Bernadino, as,
they were driving across the grade
near Pasadena, Cal.
A mine explosion in the Cabin Creek
mines near Kayford, w. Va, resulted
in the death of five miners and the ia
tai injury of three others. The disas'
ter is thought to have been caused by
a powder explosion, the result OF
miners carelessness.
The officers of San Jose, Cal, naVe
found no clue to Weber, clalrvoyanl,
who. according to the story Of Mr. ana