Show MOUNTAIN A N D COAT NEWS j IDAHO two strangers who have been nr blaim to be miners belne la on suspicion robbery necked with the recent when aart thai there the officers arrested were trying to ithe stolen plunder arom ita hiding place BOISE from washington united states fish camm that the aro trout sent to var ous directed don has streams in jd iho as folla fol lw emigrant creek 2000 forb nake band or county 2000 for spring creek I bemont county pr lw fehd cedar creek custar county 2000 for big lost river biagino county NEVADA VIRGINIA CITY sentence of death will be pronounced by judge tack upon adam burrell the condemned murderer on december ath lie will be at abo state prison kyonyo wYo nyo the authorities con eider thai the goldman assault case which crew aut of the strike in the union shops will be dropped investigation vesti gation has led to the belief that galdman vas the aggressor A revere began in cheyenne yesterday morning the haa callea to ero the storm is traveling with a high vand blowing i CRUDE OIL AS FUEL ore dec 4 the two paper juuls at crepon city have completed arrangements range ments tor the use of crude oil as fuel Contra rits have been made with a california oil and the use of the new fuel will by may ast 1st next both companies now consume about cords ot wood per day and will anfio about gallons of oil daily the california company will erect large storage reservoirs in portland and and a ree f of athe national transportation company which will carry the oil from pal irnia to portland on ita tank rs Ss pow berc arranging for a tite ilow IN IDAHO ida dec 4 A heavy snowstorm prevailed throughout southern idaho yer ferday various points reporting from six inches to a foot of snow nigh winds prevailed aad alie enow haq drift two inches fell in poise lasi the tonn had a baked here and the enow is melting STATES COURT pelena dec 4 citizens of great palls have inaugurated movement intended t 0 lecure regular sessions of the united states court an fn that city the court now meets at helena and butte senator gibson has prepared a mil authorizing toe change which be will introduce at present of congress OLD anne TO BE WORKED anaconda font dec 4 the nawa comes down froan feabie that the ald atlantic cable mine and mill will start up in a few day and will probably continue in operation judge F W bacorn of butte and a party of eastern capitalists are said to have control ot ilie property under a lease and bond FOUR MINERS ARE ARRESTED walsenburg colo dec 4 sheriff farr and a poise ot everal men yesterday arrested W W java victor boble oscar kimball and grant on B charge of robbing the store at sunshine saturday night of the men are coal miners and were at work in the mine when arrested iwuc the trail completely after he robbery and this led to the hal the robbers were miners and sought refufio in some of tho many mines of this vicinity vipin ity burglars tools and other evidences were found where the men boarded MONTA GONE helena mont dec 4 wiliam M 04 old a pioneer of minnesota and montana died here jester day lie minnesota in 1850 and whan jhc thc civil war broke out joined the first minnesota volunteer infantry he was wounded in the battle the wilderness and gettysburg but through the war at t hc close of the war ho came to montana and had been engaged in mining since he leaves a daughter mrs emma V alien of rochester minn and a son william B potter in alaska ROW IN COLORADO CAPITAL denver dec 4 district judge mullins yesterday granted an injunction on application of sheriff scene of arapahoe county to restrain chief of police armstrong who became sheriff af the city and county of denver ithier the consolidation act from interfering with sheriff cerie and jus deputies in the discharge oi their duties it was ru morad that armstrong intended ito take forcible ewon of the sheriff office which mr scene refuses to surrender until alio question of the legality of the consolidation act ia settled by jhc thc supreme court tha grand jury summoned by secerio to investigate the alleged election frauds appeared m the criminal court today but owing to the existing complications was excused by judge carpenter until next monday attorneys for armstrong demanded that he instead of scene should be recognized as sheriff and adge carpenter announced thai he was not prepared to pasa upon iho question imprisonment FOR LIFE A convict killed the wife who had left him chicago dec 4 the jury in the ease of william J nelson on iral in McK court for oie murder of his wife returned a verdict 0 guilty last night and fixed he defendants pun at imprisonment for life nelson returned ato chicago last summer after a tenn in the joliet pen finding that his wife had her affections to another and failing to induce bior to lo 10 him he shot and killed SECOND chiass MATTER washington dec 4 prancally the whole policy of the department in its recent classification reforms is involved in three rendered yesterday by ahe district of appeals in two of the cases the decisions are against hie department in the other the government was all three cases will le ftp pealed in the united states supreme court pending whose final action the classification reform policy under many publications have been excluded fram the second class privileges probably will remain in suspension abo two cases decided adversely to athe government are toso of the national railway publication company and the railway list company the department is upheld in ho case of the chicago business college the lower court is sustained in each of the three cases the opinion in the railway publication case holds that congress has not committed to the cheral cn eral arany determination vt what should foe carried as mccond alasa or third class matter that power being reserved exclusively to congress biclich makes the classification 1 I he court says that it may bo that the classification is hoi as definite as it might be and that the privilege is grigsly abused but congress itself tho court made the classification and fr is not competent for the loftt to add anything to the statute or take anything from it A number of similar casca arc pending in the lower court and probably now will bp presa cd in view af pf the decision in the railway publication caws in the chicago business college case ahn court holds that tho publication involved is an advertising medium for ih business of its publishers forth tho advantage of certain methods af pf instruction it held eliat this is not an institution of learning such na congress contemplated admitting ilo the rate f r n bunby IAD chicago dec 4 wiiliam IL former of public works f the city af pf chicago i dead at his bomi her sir purdy came to chicago irin ir in Batin ipri in 1 7 and for many ha was engaged in railroad ns assistant superintendent of machinery of the illinois central railroad Retiring rpm railroad service lie wag of public works serving iq hat capacity under the ad nu of the elder JI and dewitt C cregier mr purdy it sun ived by a widow and two children mrs frank W baker of benton harbor mich and mrs philip E harroun of berkeley cal THE CANADA new york dec 4 abe canada club hag opened its bual terns of monthly wili cunningh am in the chair and about sixty guests at the tables cables ahe london correspondent of the new york tribune the high office wag represented by J G colmer commissioner boston 1 who recently received from the society of art a iver medal in appreciation of his paper on french canadians an their to he crown was algo NICOLAUS ACQUITTED st louia mo dec 4 henry nico laua the brewer and di 1 rector in ahe street railway company who ya on trial on the i charge of bribery in connection with the taw suburban bill in the city council cp uncil aoa la under instruction from judge ryan who sim twined ih lo 10 the stated caw and ordered that a guday be returned 1 A AUSTRALIA SADLY AFFLICTED sectarian politics vand most distressing times melbourne 4 australia seems afflicted with all alic plagues can dias tt bip country which still depends for its material upon men whose ideas leavo lot kept pace with the revolutionary character of the legislation in force around them innumerable in tho realm of advanced legislation are once more in aho pot female euf rage itis secured ier nu cheral elections throughout the and breadth of the continent and the black labor problem is being conquered inch by inch but factories legislation swings dair in the balance and the cru lade against state socialism and state management of railway sig being pushed with vigor en years ago would been impossible sectarianism was never more rampant than at the present time the old orange vs green rivalry being now crystallized in new powerful electoral combinations designed to embitter the next general election the jealousy now openly shown by the states governments of the federation daily more marked and threatens to render impossible in jhc future any uniform industrial law or the commonwealth for the poor the present n terrible struggle even in jimca the prices of alie necessaries of life arc high but thanks IQ the eternal drought and the commercial depression ig well nigh intolerable A SECRET GIFT oberlin ohio dec 4 A englander who does not wish iiii name to be known has given oberlin college to form a part of the new half mil lion fund for the endowment and equip benl of the college the gift was un alic aed the donor gave the previous half bullion fund PIOUS FUND AWARD acx dec 4 A mexico city special says secretary af pf the treasury um ansour jeaa asked congress to authorize the payment of mexican currency to the united states together with interest thereon n with abe hague arbitration a aie matter of the fiona fund secretary limantour informed that the expense incurred in the proceedings ce amounting to about haa already been paid as required by the rational lat ional honor and decorum BRITISH EDUCATION BILL london dec 4 the house of com lons passed the education bill yester ay premier balfour appealed to the spirit of all clashes to do their est to insure he working of the bill ban which he said no better alternative measure had been proposed and ahe louse adopted the third reading of the measure by votes to the bill rap immediately sent to the house of where in the presence of only three peers it was formally read for the ime NEEDS OF ALASKA washington dec 4 gov drady of alaska in his annual report hakea the ol lowing recommendations an overhauling of the public land laws an appropriation to provide for an alaskan exhibit at the S louis exposition amendments to the liquor cense law enactment of a conation claims jaw to run h js years a delegate to look after ali of the district in washington i commissioner of fisheries with vessels helpers etc a of mines similar to the minister of mines in british colombia a to examine into the condition of the natives of alaska and to report to congress with recommendations 0 o those who arc undertaking to furnish means of transportation that aspa ahall bo made a lighthouse district md be furnished with a tender to do tho vork CONCHA NOT RECALLED new york dec 4 ose vicente concha colombian minister who was announced to have been recalled by his government is w this city cje daniea having ben recalled and aberta e left hh post on a temporary leave of ab nb sance for arrangements hd hedeji made long before the panama i canal treaty negolia eions entered their present stage AMERICAN III dec 4 bishop sey mour in ina annual address before alic diocese of springfield of the episcopal church an answer io the overture of ho general for the expression of wishes of ahe sin the quenon of a change of name recommending ilat tho name should be changed from protestant episcopal to american church ho presented a lengthy argument in favor of catholic in the proposed change of name that protestant especially was misnomer as the church has never protested but had affirmed and that taking the church to the other countries under alfia name vas like sailing under alo colors after a spirited debate a resolution embodying billipp seymoure Sey moura icsom was adopted thal clergy generally favored the change but alie yote af pf the lay delegate wag tI evenly divided for and against agai nat this is the first synod to act on the question ANTITRUST ANTI TRUST BILLS washington dec 4 the sub coin ailtee of the houam judiciary committee consisting of representatives lit of scaine thomas of jowa and clayton of alabama lo 10 which waa referred the anti billi inet day and devoted several houra to the con of one of he bill before the committee proposes propones pro pones an amendment to aho sherman auti anist law and another provid ca for publicity considerable attention was demoted to consideration of the latter thi bill requires all corporations engaged in in instate commerce to file with the government disclosing their true financial conditions and their capital stock and imposes a tax upon such a have outstanding capital block unpaid in whole or an fn part the bill was antro deuced by ir at the last M ion valle po general conclusions were reached god waa made and alio committee hopes to be make a report to abe house before tho holiday recess AUSTRIAN militarism i r terrible story of a solders death by brutality vienna doc 4 A heated discussion took place in the austrian rath when the deputy klofac introduced a motion calling upon the military authorities ties to make a sc archin inquiry in cases of cruel treatment of sick soldiers by anny doctors the immediate cause of alic motion wv 1 case of houng ho ung cruelty one in which joseph kous was literally death hc artlessness of alic responsible rous was IL railway engine driver called tip for service with the ath land mehr infantry at in bohemia ho wag compelled to drill though ho was from acute libart disease with a certificate by a civilian doctor chief surgeon brutally rejected the plea of illness and seizing bous by the ami pushed hl in out of the room with alie words fellow you aro shamming I 1 shall have you arrested hous broke do n but surgeon krigel refused to attend him and the wretched man decd a few hours after at midnight only an hour before ilia death krigel stein broadly hinted to the soldiers to give the a good hiding if he should make a row give him cold compresses you know what I 1 mean put under arrest besought liia comrades to give liim a pun to shoot himself when dr civilian was called rous who was a married man with three children was a corpse 8 horrible narrative called forth a storm of indignation from alio czech radicals one deputy shouting such be phot down fresh storm arose when count wel the minister of national defence in replying declared that in existing circumstanced the army and its members cannot be injured by anything said in this high haie words which he attempted to explain away later on klopacs Klof acs motion was carried AROUND TIE WOULD bew york dec 4 irowa donld and a party will start it is announced on a trip around tle world on his yacht niagara on december 10 the cruise will last six months BILL POSTERS AND billens EIL LEnS 6 chicago dec 4 the national alliance of bill roster and billera closed a three days session here last night after electing the following president charles josephs pittsburg Pitta burg vice president charles pettit minneapolis secretary T J I cCormick chicago treasurer R mullen st louis fifteen cities were represented at the meeting lafan tsi thrive on cows milk not subject to any change of bollens Bon lens eagle biting condensed milk is always the game in all climate and at all As a general household milk it is superior and ia ahvah available WOMAN BAIL jc yeve dec 5 wm IL acutt accused of IL of chicago tn tsin alleged fraudulent mining transaction was released on bail yesterday alie bond was furnished by gussie mckae a woman who figured in the newspapers several years ago alien she was married to 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