Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-05
NE WIS SUMMARY

f1Oht OiDilu was 6ONCi-
nor of Georgia on Saturday.
The schooner violette with nine
teen hands, has sunk of the coast of
Iceland.
A balloon fell into the sea nea-
Newport, Belgium, and the aeronaut
was drowned.
The Indiana supreme court holds
that the state has the right to regulate
traffic in liquor.
BY the explosion of an internal ma
chine, prison wall at Sebastopol was
shattered and twenty prisoners es-
capped.
Robbers entered the residence of
Prince Charvodeze at Tif1is, Russia,
killed the prince and plundered the
house.
Mrs. Katherine F. Ffske, aged 104,
died at Grand Island. Neb, last week.
She was the oldest person in Ne
braska.
Gus Beckman was killed and John
Field and Harry Larson were seriously
injured in a premature blast at He'll
Gate, Mont.
Three men now under arrest at Dill
lon. Mont, robbed the Oregon Short
Line section house at Feeley's station.
securing 500.
General Lono, minister of war OF
Spain, died on Sunday. General Lono
received his portfolio from Premier
Maura last January.
The incendiary movement among
the Russian peasants in revenge for
the dissolution of parliament has as
sumed serious proportions.
A revolutionist dressed as an officer
of the frontier guards, drew $4,000
from the Russo-Chinese bank at Har-
bin, on forged check and decamped.
The assembly of Wisconsin by a
vote of SO to 8. passed the senate
resolution favoring the election OF
United States senators by direct vote.
James E. Brown was shot and killed
by R. e. Daniels, saloonkeeper of
Globe. Arizona. An insult to Daniels
sister was the motive, according to
Daniels.
immigration officials at San Antonio,
Texas. have received information that
there are 1000 Japanese in Mexico
awaiting a chance to slip into the
United States.
The strike troubles in the province
of Aerrera, Italy, are becoming worse.
The troops have been forced to
protect the workers. Many persons
have been injured.
An edict issued from Pekin orders
all officials to carry out the anti-opium
edict and commands an investigation
into the quantity of land at present |
devoted to the cultivation of opium.
In a sensational advance caused by |
the covering of shorts the price OF |
wheat on the Chicago exchange on the |
9th shot past the dollar mark. the |
December delivery selling at s1.OSA.
Six men fell over fifty feet from a
collapsing scaffold on building IN
course of construction in San Francis
co. All were badly injured, one dying |
on his way to the Receiving hospital
Prince Egbir Mira, the son of for
Ter Governor Zuli Sultan. killed his
mother at Ispahon, Persia, shooting
her three times because she refused
to furnish him money to continue his
dissipation.
tornado swept Tucumcari, n. NJ,
demolishing numerous buildings. Mrs
Ed Miller and daughter, whose home,
six miles from town, was badly wreck
ed. were injured. A heavy hailstorm
followed the wind.
etr Recreation marx |
at Kalamazoo, Mich, and wrecked
row of horse stalls, killing three val
uable race horses. William Wide.
MAYER. 80, was killed by coming IN
contact with live wire.
The political situation at Lisbon
is much improved. Opposition to the
ministry is dying out, the politicians
apparently realizing that this would
only lead to disturbances, discrediting
them and strengthening the ministry.
China is on the eve of an upheavai
that will be much worse than tue
Taping rebellion, according to Cap
tain A. Smith, master of steamer
of the Yangtse Kiang, who arrived at
Victoria. B. c., last week by the steam
er Shinano Muru.
James V. Barnes, former president
of the Title Insurance Trust company
of Minneapolis, now defunct, has been
arrested on bench warrant charging
him with enlightenment. There is
shortage of over $4,000 on the COM
pany's books.
Causes of wrecks on the Union Pa
cific are to be officially announced TO
the public hereafter by the board oil