Elmore bulletin

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The first bale of the new crop of

Texas cotton was sold at.public auction

in front of the Cotton Kxchange, New

York city,for the benefit,of the sufferers

by the Hoods in Texas. It brought

$3,000.

information can be obtained in

Washington regarding' the story of

•lohn Zachert of San Francisco, that the

Russian government in 1833 established

monuments to mark the Alaskan bound

ary line.

N'<

of

Senator Jones will, it is said

resign

the leadership of tiie Democratic corn

j

Lewis Morrison will take a company

°I American players to Japan. It is

Mr. Morrison's intention to leave San a

1' ran ci SCO next May with a company

of t nt r t vo people, scenery, etc.',

and play u year in .Japan.

j

mittee by the the ti

convention meets, so

opportunity for the

chairman.

e the national

as to give an

choice of another

I Acting Secretary of Slate Adee has

received a cablegram from Minister

I'owell at I'ort an Prince, Haiti,

firming the newnpapaper report

the violation of his legation by police

officers who were making arrests.

con.

The state department lias succeeded

in locating Senator Beveridge, of Indi

ana, over whose whereabouts

some

anxiety was felt by his friends. He

was detained in quarantine at Naga

saki on steamship Empress of India.

At Independence, Kan., a tramp aged

27 years, giving his name as R. C.

Young, has confessed to murdering A.

I Rush and John Cooley, prominent

farmers and stock-raisers from Shiota

Indian reservation. He killed them for

$30.

Miss FaDnie Goodwin, a milliner at

Fairview, Ky., shot and mortally

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Elmore bulletin. (1899). Rocky Bar, Idaho, 1899-08-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86091060/1899-08-10/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Elmore bulletin, 1899-08-10.