Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-02-03

! mission house in Omaha destroyed
property valued at 100000
Eleven men were injured, two OF
them seriously, as a result of an ex'
plosion in the railroad shops in Wells
vile, o.
Operating alone, a robber held fifty
men at bay on a Chicago street car
while he held and robbed P. H. Diclzin.
a farmer.
The Russian government has or
dered the Ludwig Loewe arms factory
to supply, as soon as possible, 500 ma.
chine guns.
A telegram from Czentschow, Po-
land, reports that a bomb was thrown
in the cavalry barracks there Sunday
and that many soldiers were wounded
Notice has been received in New
York that the Japanese military ad.
ministration will decline to accept
Dalny.
A man named Braun was killed ana
six others seriously injured by the pre-
mature explosion of dynamite at
Shiveslock, ten miles west of Han
cock, Md.
Four were killed at the Durham
(Pa.) iron works when cinder
train jumped the track and went over
a f1fty-foot embankment into the Del
aware river.
Oscar Nelson, a sailor, was burned
to death in small fire at the Golden
Gate hotel in San Francisco. The fire
was extinguished without arousing the
other guests.
Evan Thomas, former president OF
the New York produce exchange, was
killed by accidentally falling from
fourth story window of his apartment
ia New York City.
Prince Gurielly, an officer of the po-
lice guard, at Batoum, while driving
past the iron works was shot and
killed by an unknown man. No ar
rests have been made.
A telegram from Chansiamutun
says the Russians lost forty-tive Of
ficers and 1000 men killed or wound
ed at the capture of the village OF
Sandepas, January 26.
The jury in the case of William Brit
ton, on trial for the murder of James
Cockrill, in Breathitt county, Ken
lucky, returned a verdict of guilty, |
fixing the punishment at life imprison-
ment.
1t is believed that the freeze in Flor
ida damaged citrus fruit on trees ex-
cept in the extreme southern part of
the state, the total destruction being
placed at 100000 boxes, possibly
more.
A Greek band on January % do
feated eighty Bulgarians near Ches-
geli, killing or wounding thirty. Bull
garian villagers of the same district
are fleeing to the mountains in fear
Of the Greeks.
The international commission to in
quire into the North sea incident re-
sumed its sitting in Paris on the 10th.
with diminished attendance and in
.erest, owing to the many fishermen
witnesses repeating the same story
In the chamber of deputies at Rome
| member of the extreme left de-
lounced Emperor Nicholas of Russia
Is an autocratic assassin. Meetings to
express sympathy with the Russian
lgitators are being held throughout
tally.
A north-bound passenger train on
ne Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
way and an extra freight collided
Iead-on at point twenty miles north
f Ardmore early Sunday. One per
on was killed and several others were
INJURED.
Dispatches received from Warsaw
ay the situation there is quiet and
hat no Polish rising is imminent. The
ewspapers there only publish official
eports of events in Russia, but the
vildest rumors are current regarding
ne situation in that country.
Firmly believing it to be the most
nportant step in the solution of the
otton crop question, the Southern In.
sr-State Cotton convention in ses-
on at New Orleans, without dis v
snting vote, declared in favor Of a n
) per cent reduction in acreage.
The subscriptions for the strikers
9TH in and outside of Essen, Prussia,