The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-06
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The Ohio legislature has repealed

hS"it IL Lay lofFlile, lHu. anu cause
a loss of about $3.50, 900.
Fire at Johnstown, Pa, d~estroye
half a dozen business houses and on
fireman was fatally injured.
Jean Baptiste Millet, the artist
brother of Jean Francis Millet, tn,
famous painter, is dead in Paris.
Two dynamite explosions in differ
ent parts of New York killed one mar
and injured nine, three seriously.
The peasants at Varonezh, Russia
are rising as a protest against the man.
ner in which the famine relief is being
distributed.
Licensiado Cleto Gonzales Viquez,
formerly minister of finance, has been
elected president of the republic of
Costa RIGA.
The workmen in the Presencia and
Lefort districts of Russia have pro-
nounced against a general strike be-
fore Easter.
G. M. Hatch's store, Bridgeport,
Conn, in which is located the post
office, was robbed of IS, 900 in money
and stamps.
Daniel F. Spiers, a well-known ex-
slave, who purchased his freedom in
1851, for $500, died at East Liverpool,
o., last week, aged 103 years.
The revolutionists at Warsaw have
announced their intention to declare
a general strike in order to prevent
the government from contracting a
new loan.
The dispatch of Russion troops to
Finland is producing disquietude. 1t is
feared that the authorities at st. Pc
t%ersburg intend to supercede Governor
General Hard.
Many threats have been made
against the life of Premier White. On
Tuesday he received warning that I'M
less he left the government in a week
he would be killed.
Charles Secrest, the policeman who
shot and killed Thomas Johnson in the
Cottage bar in Denver on February 8
last, was found guilty of murder in
the second degree.
A negro known as Cotton was
near Oak Grove station, Flor
ida, within an hour after he is alleged
to have attempted criminally to assault
a young white woman.
The Sankey bill, providing for a g
cent railroad fare in Iowa, was killed
in the house. Statistics were presented
to prove that the Scent fare only paid
expenses on Iowa roads.
st. Paul put on its holiday attire on
31st in honor of it's fiftieth ami
as a municipality and cele-
grated with parades of bands, mill,
airy and civic organizations.
President Reiso of Chile has signed
| decree authorizing a loan of $12, 500.
100 from a German financial house for
he construction of a railroad from
africa, Chile, to Lapaz, Bolivia.
Willis L.. Moore, chief of the weather
at Washington, announced at
he dinner of the Maritime association
hat the weather bureau might soon is.
lie forecasts of a whole month.
Mrs. Mary c. Wallace of Denver
vas fatally injured in the public ele-
ator in the senate wing of the cap ,
.ol at Washington by attempting t. {
the car while it was in motion.
Prince Eugene Troubetskoy, leader {
t the moderates, who refused to &C
ept the portfolio of education in the
Vitte cabinet, has been elected a del. I
gate to the provincial congress. He y
as elected by the land owners. y
1t is positively known that Leonard 4
eek, Frederick Nicloy and Wilfred n
uckhut, three young men who left -
uincy, Ill.,, for McCloul, Cal, were A
lied in the wreck at Adobe, Colo. b
he bodies were completely %inciner. I,
ed. u
The Hottentdts in German South. fe
est Africa have surprised a German U
consisting of an officer Il
I'd sixteen men. The officer and III
rec men yer killed. four men were
0unded, one man is missing and one
an escaped. II
William WEIGH, who is said to be
e oldest surviving member of the
1ion army in the Civil war, and thu b.
lest member of the Masonic order 81
America, celebrated his one hun CT
ed and sixth birthday at Lemster, :,
H., on the 29th. pi
The village of Muelheim, near Co. III
M, Germany, is theatened with de. in
uction by a hill which has been al
slipping into the valley for Sc
'eral days. Up to this time 49, az