Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-08
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powder works near Santa Cruz, Cal.
two of the employees were killed.
Frank Palmer, said to be the origin
al "Deadwood Dick" of dime move
fame, died at the county hospital in
Denver last week of pneumonia
A Fort Worth and Denver passenger
train collided with some box cars near
Wichita Falls, Tex. The engineer
fireman and fifteen passengers were
injured
Clinton Parish, a French Canadian.
deliberately placed stick of giant
powder under his hat and blew his
head off, at the Bonanza King mine in
Trinity county, California.
The Kiangst riots have been sup
pressed. There were two. small en-
gagements in which ten rioters were
killed and sixteen made prisoners.
Foreigners were not molested
A mob of 200 citizens lynched ]. v.
Johnson, accused of numbering his
brother-in-law at Dadesboro. N. e.
Johnson was in Jail, the jury in his
case having disagreed on the first
trial.
On threat of British warships to
lombard them, the Moors have de-
sisted in their attack on the British
steamer Craighall, from Cardiff for
savonia, which is ashore off Point
Ceres.
Mayor E. E. Schmitz of San Fran
cisco has written to President Roose-
welt, testifying to the excellent serv-
ice rendered by the United States
troops during the fire and earthquake
that devastated the city.
Emperor Francis Joseph, in letter
to Prince Conrad Won Hohenlohe-
Schillingsfuerst, accepts the resigna-
ton of the cabinet and asks that the
ministers carry on affairs pending the
formation of new cabinet
The National Bank of Mexico has
declared an annual dividend of IS per
cent. The net profit realized was
s5,6S5.35 and s4,579,OOO was distrib-
uted as dividends, while the reserve |
fund was increased by s56S,325.
The extra session of the Delaware
legislature convened at Dover on the
31st. The Democratic advisory COM
mittee had decided to take no part in
the special session. They claim the
calling of the session is illegal.
Confederate and Federal veterans
at Nashville, Tenn, and at other
points in the state, including Knox
vile, Memphis and other large towns,
united on Decoration day in decorating
the graves of departed comrades.
In pistol duel on the main street
Of Enid, Oklahoma, Robert White,
Dystander was killed, and Robert
Johnson and Fred Capers, the princi-
pals, were wounded. Johnson escaped
from the officers and has not been
captured.
James H. Batty, the natural history
has been accidentally killed
~ the discharge of his gun in Mexico,
to word received in New
York. Mr.. Batty formerly was an Of
icial collector of birds and animals in
he Rocky mountains.
Canada's new Sunday observance
aw, now being enacted by parliament
It Ottawa, will not only prohibit the
publication of newspapers on Sunday
the Dominion, but will pre-
-ent the importation of Sunday papers
rom the United States.
The Woman's General Missionary
ociety, reporting to the assembly OF
he United Presbyterian church at
Ind, reports membership
f 3O,15S and contributions of sS4,S26.
he foreign mission field asks for
295, 401 TO carry on the work.
Mr. Coret, the Nicaraguan minister,
allied at the state department to de-
yer a message from the president of
-icaragua, stating that neither Mica
aqua or any of the other Central
merican republics is involved in the
thermal troubles in Guatemala.
A mob engaged a special train at
[onroe, La, and went to Tallulah,
a., where they forced the Jail ano
anged R. L. Rogers, white man, the
legged murderer of Jesse Brown. a
rominent merchant of Girard, La