The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-24

a split has occurred In the Russia
cabinet.
Chinese viceroys are encouragin
anti-foreign movement.
The British cabinet has announce.
step toward Irish home rule.
Germany still refuses TO make con
csssions to France In Morocco.
The Hungarian parliament WAS die
solved by force and will meet La def
anee Of the emperor.
The Jury that acquitted Fat Grove O
kidnapping has received several snonym,
ous letters warning them TO leave
Omaha.
Ex-Hpasker Henderson has suffered
another pAraIytic stroke, which has de.
prived him OF bis sight. II In believed
the end IL near.
OF the total fund Of II, 900, 900 raised
throughout the world for suffering Rus.
siAns about 1000, 900 has been thus
far distributed.
The Interstate Commerce commission
has begun An investigation OF oil rates
by railroads carrying oil from Kansas
and Indian Territory.
The case OF Missouri against I'LL
nois, wherein the right OF Chicago 10
divert its sewage into the Mississippi
river through the Chicago canal and
the Illinois river Is questioned. has
been decided In favor OF Illinois by the
Supreme court OF the United States.
Fxllieres has been inaugurated preai-
dent OF France.
John d. Rockefeller has purchased
the Wisconsin Central railroad.
Several quite severe earthquakes
have occurred In the West Indies.
One of the Rockefellers has Just
bought gold brick In the shape OF q
mine.
The Chinese minister to the United
States denies that Foreigners will be at
tackled by ais people,
Fire among Dulnth's elevators de-
stroyed much property, including L.
0oo,o 900 bushels OF wheat.
Castro In said to have all prepare.
tlons completed for war with France or
any other power that cares TO show the
Venezuelan president his shortcomings
Two leaders of the minera' union
have bsen arrested Ina Denver. IL Is
believed TREY we're connected with the
murder Of Ex-Governor steunenberg OF
Idaho.
Pacific coast members OF congress- will
introduce bin to prevent the mis-
branding OF salmon. IL IL not thought
Heyburn's pure food bill will cover this
point sufficiently.
Bsndits held up party oil American
and Mexican miners near Thomas
Mexico. While they failed 10 get any
money, the outlaws escaped after kill
lug three of the miners party.
Alexander, OF Equitable fame, is ser
ionsly i'll.
A Moroccan gunboat has fred on
French steamer.
II IL now said that John ID. Rookie
Teller Is in Europe.
Pat Grove has been acquitted OF Kid.
naping and will now be tried for car
robbery.
john A. Mccall 10 slightly improved,
but his physicians say be cannot stand
many sinking spells.
Exports OF American agricultural ma
chinerg to kueeia this spring will
amount 30 tally s25, 90, GOO.
The governor of West Virginia may
call a special session OF the legislature
TO consider the railroad rate problem.
The senate COMMITTEES ON territories
has agreed on bill prohibiting eamb-.
ling in all territories, including Alaska.
The Iowa house has passed bin
prohibiting the discharge OF revolvers,
treerackers aud other explosives on
July A.
There Ia a movement for congress to
demand reform In the Congo state
The Philadelphia 4 Reading Coal
company expects by April To have
enough coal ON hand 10 last until next
September.
There sre rumors of mediation In the
Moroccan dispute.
Great Britain NAV establish national
system OF old age pensions.
The Austrian government will crush |
Hungarian liberty and rebellion lie
sure 20 follow.
The strandard Oil company is soon
to be prosecuted under the trust law.
Should serious troule occur In China
the government il almost sure to call |
for volunteers and the nationl guard of /
Oregon, Washington and California
will likely have the flrst show. Pres
ems plans of the government contem-
plate placing So 900 troops in the
Philippines and as onr standing army
lie only tribe over 80, 900, including
artillery, volunteers almost have to be
asked for.
The government investigation Of the
Valencia disaster tends to chow cow-
srdice on the part of the ''rescuing''
d set.
Every large colliery in the anthracite
district is accommodating a large reserve
of coal in anticipation of a strike on
April 1.
The United States government has
refused concessions to Germany to get
tariff reductions
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