The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-07
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lis, Kans., the engineer and two un
known tramps were killed.
Eight persons were killed in the
farming country north of Phillips
burg, Kansas. by violent storm.
Three persons We're killed and fiji
teen injured in rear-end collision on
the Illinois Central railroad near Vine
Grove, KY.
Lee Furman and John O'Brien were
hanged at Lancaster, Pa, for the kill.
ing of Samuel Ressler, an aged toll
gatekeeper. on the night of July l,
1904.
The British three-masted ship Glen
burn of Greenock, which sailed from
San Francisco October rs last, bound
for Liverpool, has been posted at
Lloyd's as missing.
Lieutenant General Grippenberg,
who was returned from Manchuria
TOR disobeying the orders of General
Kuropatkin, has been appointed in
Fpector general of infantry.
The Cuban house of representatives
has passed the rice bill. The passage
lof this bill, it is expected, will open
the Cuban market to American rice
land encourage the culture of rice in
Cuba.
Confirmation has been received at
ICapetown of Chief Marengo's report
led victory over the Germans at Kar-
|asberg, German Southwest Africa. on
June %. 1t is said that 100 Germans
were killed.
James E. Britt, lightweight cham.
pion, and Kid Sullivan of Washington.
~. C., last week signed articles for
% twenty-round match to take place
July 81 before the Hayes Valley Ath-
letic club of San Francisco.
! Six persons were killed and twenty |
injured, sixteen of the latter seriously I
I'm the storm that struck Pittsburg,
lkans., and in that vicinity. The de.
.struction to property and crops will
PUN far into the thousands,
/ The grave of Molly Pitcher, at Car
pisle, Pa, the heroine of the battle of
Monmouth, was appropriately marked
last week amid impressive ceremon-
ies, which were in charge of the Pat
riotic Order Of Sons of America
Under the terrible charge of hay
ing killed and eaten many children
whom they had stolen, twenty gypsies
have been arrested near Jaszbereny,
Hungary. The leader of the band
alone is alleged to have eaten eigh-
teen children
The correspondent of the London
Daily Telegraph with the Japanese
army says that General Balyakoff has
succeeded General Kuropatkin in COM
mand of the first army, and that Kuro-
patkin is now on the Kirin- Hailung- :
cheng line. {
A serious strike of farm laborers
has broken out in Hungary. In some
sections little work is being done, and d
Is result the crops ars suffering.
There have been riots in many places,
Ind number of strikers have been
TILED by gendarmes.
The Vigo County National bank
It Terre Haute, Ind, issued the state
nent that Cashier Conzman has re-
igned and that he is short about N
10000 Conzman has turned over Sc q
urities amounting to 100000. Later
run was started on the bank, but all "
emands for deposits were promptly ~
net. "
A windstorm did much damage to =,
Huntington and Artesians, s. D. At .,
Warrington man, his wife and :,
aughter were killed by flying timbers. =,
rtesian was struck by tornado, and
wo men were killed and several al
ouses were wrecked. nc
A dispatch from Erivan reports a as
ew and alarming feature of the situa- 49, 49,
on in the Caucasus, in the desire of
le Persian Mohammedans to join
leir brethren across the border, M
hich juncture would convert a racial We
rife into holy war" de
The government, says a dispatch ~
ON Hongkong, has issued procla-
alton, to become effective imme-
lately, declaring Stockholm, Karis- go,
roma, Gothenburg and Farosund to be 10
ar ports, and excluding all foreign 81,
arships from these ports.
1t is reported that M. Nelidoff, the in,
ussian ambassador at Paris, has de- wi
lined to accept the position of peace ap
lenipotentiary, and that M. Muravieff G 1o
ne ambassador of Russia at Rome. an
Vii go In his place. No confirmation | ws