The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-21
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOlNGS


Marshal 0yama IN preparing to adj
vance en- Mukdan.
Efforts 10 bring about reciprocity
with Canada will fail,
Great strikes are on In the arns fac
tories and iron works III Russia.
The supreme court h&s ordered new
trial iof Senator Burton, Of Kansas.
Turks are carrying on raign Of ter
rur In Macedonia and England refuses
To Interfere,
Robert n. Armstrong, assistant seq
resary to accept an important business
position In N#w York.
Tha senate has confirmed the ap-
polntment Of Vespasian Warner. OF Illi-
nois, % he commissioner Of pensions.
The entire population Of the visayan
village at the 81 Louis fair has started
on their way home In the Philippines,
by way Of Seattle.
Unusually cold weather Ii prevailing
throughout Italy. Snow In falling even
In Rome, where there has been no
snow in the past TO years
The coffee crop Of Hayti Ia almost
a failure. accordings TO report TO the
State department from Minister Powell
He says that not more than 80 per cent
Of the crop will he saved.
Japan accuses France OF fayoring
Russia.
Bandits held up a whole town In
Morocco.
The chances OF tariff revision are
stronger.
Five persons were suffocased In a
New York FIRE.
Morgan will build railroad across
China, with foreign aid.
More indictments have been issued
At Pueblo 10 connection with the cleo
tion frauds.
The total deposits OF Chicago banks
is 1909 900. 900. This Ia $40. 900, 900
more than ever before reported.
Russia denies that she hiss bought
amy islands In the Indian ocean 10 use
Al naval station ON the route TO the
Far East.
The strike In the Russian oil felda "a
not SEA settled. Many man are still
oat. Fires continue and much prop
city IL being destroyed.
A Philadelphia dynamiter tried to
blow up the statue OF Frederick the
Great, ~ Washington, and the steamer
Umbria. lie says he belongs 10 so
ciesy organized 20 destroy British ship
ping.
Riots are breaking out among the
striking German ccal miners.
Secretary Taft recommends annuling
the Pacific mail contract with the Pam
anna railroad.
The president reee.amcnds the reduc-
lion Ia number Of Panama canal com
missloners 10 three members.
II has developed that Port Arthur
had provisions for two months and dis
ssnsions caused tbs surrender
The president has appoIouted vespa-
sian Warner, of Illinois, TO succeed
Ware AZ pension commissioner.
Utah politicians say polygamy is OPP
posed by young Mormons and will die
OF itselt Il given an opportunity.
Bristow has resigned an fourth assist
ant postmaster general and the presi-
dent has designated him as special
commissioner TO make an Investigation
into the present trade conditions and
freight rates between the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts. aud between ahe west
coast Of South America and the east
coast Of the United States aud of Eur
opc and 10 determine the best policy Of
managing the Panama railroad.
A naval battle in the Indian ocean Is
expected.
The miners strike in Germany Is
spreading.
The Colorado legislature has expelled
two senators In connection with the
election frauds.
Russia has entered protest TO the
powers, claiming that Japan 10 organ
ixing Chinese troops against her.
oyamn has received large number
OF achievements and kuropatkin will
make supreme effort 90 crush him
before more arrive.
Appropriations, though small, will
be mRed for the Columbia letty and
channel, and Fulton has Joined in the
hght Tor the Cello canal.
A bin will be introduced In the sen
ate 70 restore the army csnteon.
Two Eansa Re trains collided beaS on
near las Vegas, New Mexico. and three
persons we're killed and q number Of
oshors Injured. swo fatally.
The Japanes war Office has notified
Minister Griscom that II will be
pleased 10 permit General Macarthur
% accompany the army OF Japan In
Manchuria.
The National Livestock association IL
IN session at Denver.
Japanese cruisers await the Russian
feet IN the Indian ocean of Berneo.,
Mark Twain is much improved and
will be able 70 be out shortly.
Seven more vessels have arrived at
the snez canal on the way to Join the
Baltic squadron.
Sixteen degrees below zero has been