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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-29

NoNember 10. 1888
Nc.ice is hereby given that Walter P. Jenney,
whose postotice address is Haley. Aturas County,
idaho Territory, has made application for United
States petel4t for the
INDIAN QUEEN LODE MINING CLAIM.
eitia f. in Sec D. T. IN r. II f.. Boise Nkridl an
Mineral Hill Mining Dictrict, Alturas County
Idaho Territory. consisting of l,5 linear feet of
the lode, and surface ground 600 feet wide, being
t.: No. 60, and described in the field notes and
plat Of the oilical survey file in this Office with
magnetic variation at Is degrees and 30 minutes
east, rs follows:
Colninenciilg at the discovery point of this claim,
and running south 81 d gree and % minutes east
100 feet to center Of the southeast end line thence
south - der IS and so minutes west 800 feet to
corner No. thence north 81 degrees and % min
uts west ai3 feet to corner No. = thence north 81
degrees and 30 minutes west BOZ feet to corner No
3: th"nce north - degrees and 30 minutes east 600
feet 10 corner No. l. thence south u DEGREES and
30 minutes epst BOZ fe, t to corner No. ,; thence
south 81 degree, ana * minutes east &43 feet to
corner No. 6: thence south 81 degrees and 30 inin
ut west 900 feet to corner No. and place Of be-
ginning survey OF ext rior boundaries; embracing
an area applied for Of 1913 aces. No conflicts.
From corner No. &. Sc ton corner common to Sec
tons 49, %, 26 ana u Of Township north Of Range
II east f the Boise Meridian bears south II de-
gre II minutes and - seconds eat !, J459 feet
distant.
Inc said mining claim being of record in the
Office of Che County Recorder Of sud Mining Dis
tcict, 1T HALEY, N Altatas county. Idaho Terri
iory The nearest known locations being the
MAY hower, Bullion, Cphir and Oneida.
Any and az persons claiming adversely any por-
tion Of tle said Indian Queen Lode Mining Claim or
surface ground are required t. file their adverse
claims thereto with the REGISTER of the United
states Lana once. at Boise CITY idaho Territory
within ,he sixty days publication thereof or they
VII lie barred hy virtue of the provisions of the
Statute slcu cases mad" and provided.
HOMER L. Nd, Register.
dire that the for going n tice Of appljcat
for patent be published tor tho perio,. Of sixty
days in the WOOD RIVER DAILY T0;rs, news
paper published ut Haley, Alturas County, idaho
Territory.
ulO HOMER l.. POUND, Register
v Il MArr. HnL.eX. Iaaho. Ntv. Tor Aallicant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-29
AS AN ADVERTISING Medium
The Wood River Times,
DAILY AND WEEKLY

Makes claim
publications. But in substanaion
Of this region it proudly
10Th OF June 1881 weekly.
had grown into DAILY WEEKLY teegrap dispatches
brought in over 1850 miles by stage and published daily monthly
$780,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-29
TREiSUnER'S NOTCH.

The following warrants drawn on the current
expense and redemption fund will be paid On pre-
seAt.tion:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-29

direct that the foregoing notice Of application
he published for the period of sixty days in the
WOOD RIVER DAILY TIMES. newspaper published
At HALEY, Alturas county. Idaho Territory.
MI HOMER L.. POUND. Register
". II. WATT. Haley, Idaho. Atty for Apple ant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-29


voice is hereby given that Walter ?. Jenney,
whose pos'otice address is Haley Alturas County,
idaho Territory has made application for United
States peteLt for the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-29

~ covsrY COURTHOUSE AND BUILDING FUND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
The Episcopal Conyocatiou.
MEMORIAL SERVICES-INvALID CLERGYMEN-SA

MEMORIAL sERvICEs-INvAIID CLERGYMEN-sALA-
RIES, ETC.
After the close OF THE STARS report Of the ses-
sion OF the Washington convocation at the Assem-
sion church, yesterday, committee of which Rev.
Mr.. McCaDe, Laurel, Nd, was chairman. reported
set OF resolutions, relating to the death OF Rev.
DR.. Gordon, OF Groom, Prince Georges county, Nd
Rev. A. X. Stuart, Of ChrSts church. Georgetown
also paid an eloquent tribute to the memory Of Dr.
Gordon.
A good deal OF interest was manifested In an
effort, which is being made in the diocese OF Mary
land TO secure permanent INCOME for the clergy of
the less wealthy parishes Of the convOcatiOn,
amounting to at least 81 900 per annum. and which
was ultimately referred to committee for the
maturing Of definite plan Of action. A very dis
tressing case OF insufficient support Of a clergyman
by his parish. Immediately outside the District
line, lent considerable force to the subject OF a
larger and more reliable support for the pastors of
weak parishes proposition TO establish home
for aged and 1nflrm Clergymen, on grounds to be
given from the Gebe lands OF Rock Creek parish,
near the Old Soldiers Home, was also discussed
and finally referred to a cOmmitte, composed of
Rev. Drs. Addison and Lindsay, Rev. Mr. Leonard,
and MeSSrS II. ID. Cooke. Jr., and r. Ross Perry. A
proposition was made, also. to take some measures
to inoJease the salaries OF rural ministers.
The members OF the cOnvOcatiOn, which closed its
sessions at four O'Clock. were entertained at
luncheon In the basement OF the Ascension church
by the ladies OF that parish.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9-virginia sixes second series,
81 past due coupons, 46 ten fortes 46 threes
81 bid today.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 9.-Cotton quiet-middlirm 1Ok
Flour steady and firner-Howard street western super
soOas50; do: extra M 7s.. 75 do. family 5ooa5 Is:
Rio brands. 5I5aS 90; do Pstapsco family. $50; do
western easier closing dull; southern red 1OaI Is
do amber, bal II: No. Maryland, Hal l4h: No
western winter red, spot 107 sa107A November IO7a *
bid; December, 1o9hal 99s JaSnary. laaI i2a
southern qaist q and steady western lower and dun
new. 5Oa55: western mixed spot 57sa5s year.
January, 6614a57H: steamer, 53a534. Oats STEADY
southern, SASS: western white, 37a38: do. mixed.
34a96; Pennsylvania 34a3s Rye steady. 65a67. Hay
dull-prme to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
lsOoai5 o. Provisions steady Mess pork. 1259 Bulk
shoulders. 6h: clear NIB sides. ss. Hams.
151sa16k Lard-refned, 9. Butter higher-western
packed loa2s; creamery, 2aa32 Eggs frn,for fresh.
8IaS3s Coffee quiet and rm-Ro cargoes ordinary to
fair. 1kal2k Sugar quiet IA soft 81: copper refined
steady, 14H. Whisky steady, I1SaL1Sk. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull cotton, II CID nour lis Sd
grain. Cd Recepts-hour 1870 bushels; wheat 63 600
bushels; corn, 220OO bushels oats 1900 bushels Ship
mentsnone Saes-wheat. 432 1000 bushels: corn. 600
bushelR
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THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT NOT ASCERTAISED.
MADISON. WIS, Nov. 9.-The causes which led 10
the accident at the capitol building yesterday after
noon are Var1ouSly stated Some aScribe il 10 de-
1ectlVe iron pillars and others to poor masonry It
Is the opinion OF Contractor Bentley that the loss
Will fall on the commonwealth. as the plans were
approved by the state architect. and the blame
cannot be laid on the shoulders of the builders
ne loss cannot be estimated present. The work
was To be completed March Isl, 1874. and s2oONO
We're appropriated by the legislature 10 meet the
necessary expense. The wing was designed for the
the basement and were about returning when the
crash came. Hundreds OF people were al once upon
the scene, and with the aid of hook and ladder
company, every sufferer was eNtr1cated. Medical
assistance was summoned and the wounded were
removed TO places OF safety. James Kelly, one OF
the injured, died at 10 O'Clock last night james
il vi
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Foreign Affairs.

n.
MADRID Nov 9.-The pamphlet issued bv Tn,
secretary OF the republican military aSSncarton
asserts that Ruiz Gorilla decided that il The rcpub-
llcan lnSufrection OF August last had been sr'aSs
ful he would have shot Senor Morti now tuiuisler
VI the interior, and several generals
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN
LONDON, NOV "A dispatch 10 the Times from
tome say the pope has informed DrNon Schoczer
PruSSian minister 10 the Vatican that the question
oi the removal OF Cardinal Lcdohowshi and Arch
bishop MelcherS FROM the archidohopri,s of PoS.,n
ana cologne, respectively, was matter which
could not be solved until the question of the Ilhpry
OF education OF the clergy in Prussia is settled
The CHINESE GOVERNMENT ASKED TO SHOW ITS
HAND.
PARIS, Nov. 9.-The Figaro asserts that Prime
Minister Ferry has Instructed the French charge a.
affaircS, AT Pckin, to summon the Chinese govern
ment 10 declare whether ii intends 10 SUPPORT the
government at Bae-Ninh fn TOnqun
AN ANTI-HEBREw MOB DISPERSED.
fESTH, Nov. IA mob attacked the Jews yester-
day at FuliloevG. The police. who were called
upon 10 protect the Jews were fir,d on by the moh
Ihey returned the fire, killing two and wouniinc
several OF the rioters. The mob then lied. Three
Rested and have turned informerS.
THE PROPOSED GRAB OF NEW GUINEA
BRISBANE, Nov. 9.-Sir Anthony Musgraye, on
opening the Queensland parliament. referred 10
Ihe proposition for the annexation OF New Guinea
10 lite British Australian colonies and declared hts
belief that a united expression OF the will Of the
Colonies 10 the home government would Secure the
OF the island.
ITALIAN CABINET CHANGES
RoME, Nov 4-Ihe Italian cabinet have decided
10 accept the resignation OF Admiral Acton. minis
Ter OF marine The resignation of Sicnor Savelu
minister VI justice and ecclesiastical affairs is ex-
pected.
THE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN GERMANY AND SPAIN.
BERLIN, Nov. 9.-The Journals here warmly ap-
prove The visit OF the Crown Prince Frederick
MlllaIn TO King Alfonso OF Spain and lay stress
upon Its political Importance The Vossiscbe
Zett,tng says the friendship between Germany and
SPAN thus receives "A fresh guarantee and that
spain Is determined TO join Germanys peaceful
a q rim g.ft-a
furnish, 1T says, an additional pledge that Germany
VIII throw her influence in favor of making France
lhe only power that shall cherish her prOcliyitieS
Tor revenge and ia favor OF the maintenance of the
world = peace
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Swindling the Poor and Helpless.
TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON ALLEGED PENSION


THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON ALLEGED PENSION
FRAUDS.
Attorney General Brewster has written letter
to Secretary Teller stating that he agrees with the
Secretary that the commissioner OF pensions cannot
under the law detail person to aid District Attor-
ney Corkhill in examining charges against pension
attorneys where the offenses charged are not Of
fenseS against the United States. In cases where
pension attorneys have made formal applications
to the pension enee, well knowing that the claims
they present are fraudulent, the O1ense is against
the United States So far as the district attorney
makes charges OF crimes against the United States
he should be aided in the examination of such
by officer of the pension bureau specially detailed
for that purpose by the commissioner. The Attor-
ney General calls attention to passages in the
second auditors report, 'which, he says, dsclose
frghtful condition of organized fraud against the
poor and helpless, who have either served their
country themselves and live MANNED and broken
down In health, or who have left destitute women
and children, all OF whom are now the victims OF
these designing, bad men, who rob them OF their
little savings and earnings under color of gains they
are never to have and overload the public depart
ments with work that hinders the necessary pro-
greSS OF their proper business II this can be put
end to by the Intervention OF the Officers OF the
United States If this can be punished it ought to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
Five Million Basket. of Peaches.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 9-The Ecery Evening
to-day publishes figures from the transportation
lines doing business on this peninsula, showing
in detail the peach shipments for the past season.
The grand total OF rail and water shipments was
3,6O3,.6 baskets The quantity consumed by cam
ners. dryers and evaporaUers and home use Is eSti-
mated al from 900 900 TO 100000 baskets nGicat-
ing the total crop OF fully 5,0O.UDO baskets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
Lottery War i'm PhisadcIphi,.

PHIIApElPHIA, Nov. IN. Simsnn, a ynunr man.
was today held by L. :. Commissioner Gibbons In
sou ban Tor furt her hearing tomorrow ul,un the
SeoI using the mails IN connection with lot
terry business VIM. ID. Dubois New York letter
carrier, testified 10 having delivered a number OF
it,"fS 10 SllilNon at 66l Broadway. and had once
taken 10 hlm returned letter which contained a
ioutfy ticket. Anthony Cunlstoch. the agent 0t the
society Tor the Suppression uf Vice. MAS iEStrl-
cutai In hllhShg The prosecution, ana h. recently
learned that the defendant had removed 10 this
pi
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a Sleeping CarEp>ef.
A DoZEN PASSENGERS, lNCLUpING A BRIDAL rARr,


INJURED.
CHICAGO, Nov. "A special dispatch TO the T,-f-
'e from minneapolis. Says thc Shopper on the east
nouhd hlSht express on the ST raul, Mimi. ana
Mahltopa railroad. was ditChed last evening near
.it pilust over the HE'D river. connecting Moor
lt'id ald Fargo The ear turned bottom side un.
ana all The passengers. a dozen in number We're
more or less injured. ThoSa most SERIOUSLY hurt
were w. = BalleE. OF Chicago and ladk fpnm st
faul. name unknown. There Was a bridal Marty
aboard the train. The injured were cared ior ana
resumed Their journey after the debris had been
red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Interstate commission
on federal aid TO education I'm the SOUTH appointed
the meeting held at Louisville in September, met at
the FIFTH Avenue hotel to-day, To consider and per-
feet a bill to be laid before Congress. There were
present L. w. Bicknel, chairman. OF Boston: c. h.
Northrop, OF Connecticut; Henry Randall Waite, OF
Washington; Milton 5. Lyte, OF Pennsy lvania, and
NJ. A. Newell Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
Souah American Affairs.

LIMA. Nov. q, VIA GALvEsroN.-News comes from
the south TO the effect that after the revolt OF Mon
teneros I'm Arequipa Col Raygado opposed the multi
neers killing 20 of them, including the mayor OF the
CITY, Gen Canevaro was killed 10y his own troops
The whole Gillian eXpeditOnary force Is In Are
ouipa. The Bolivian army is concentrating near
OrourO Montero is now I'm Bolivia The Bolivian
envoy Senor Gularro, will leave Immediately fof
Paeno to treat for peace with ScnOr 1o, the Chian
envoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
Frishtful Explosion Of n Tug Boat.

NEW YORK. Nov. "a dispatch was received at
police headquarters shortly after to-day stat
ing that this morning terrible explosion occurred
on board tug boat which was Steaining up the
Harlem river, opposite Wards island. The boat
was blown TO atoms and sank almost Instantly
One OF the crew was rescued by the police boat lie
said that four men besides himself on the tug
IL Is supposed that they We're instantly killed and
that Iiieir Dedies were carried beneath the water
by tie ill-fated tug boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
A Death from yellow Fever nj Ncw
Orleans

NEW ORLEANS Nov. a Six-vear old Italian
Elrl dled on Tuesday AT the charity hospital three
nuuiS after her admltta8Cr, of yellow lever Dr
Jones, president Of the board uf health VA. notI-
ned, anu on Wednesday an autopsy was made in
lhe presence OF Doctors Jones. thlille and others
ana the ease was declared 10 be yellow fever The
girl was Tie daughter OF an Italian ,.micrant Who
with others came here after having landed at Vera
Cruz, where they did not obtain ,.lnploNnef.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-The attorneys for J. J. Brad
ley, in his suit against the Northern Pacific rail
road company, have withdrawn their application fol
an injunction against the issuing of the new second
mortgage loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
The German Crown Prince.

BERLIN, Nov 9.-Thc Crown Prince Frederick
William has arrived here from WieSbaden He has
given audience to Count SolmS-Sonnenwade. the
German ambassador to Spain. and Count Won
HatAeldt, minister Of foreign affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

This afternoon, in the Circuit Court, Judge MacAr-
thur the case Of the Fifth Baptist church against
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad cOmpany-ac-
ton for damages by reason of the maintenance OF
round house and shops of the company adjoining
the church-WaS taken up for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
BUSiseeSS Failures the Past Week.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-The business failures OF the
last seven days throughout the United states and
Canada. as reported 10 X. c. Dun a. Co. OF the
mercantile agency, number 2ll as against 2l5 the
previous week. over one-half OF these occurred in
the western and Pacific states I'm New York city
the only assignments Of any Importance were those
OF Joseph Stern Son, cloth; and j. 5. Cohen Co.,
furS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

DIscIPLNING A NAVAL LIEUTENANr.-The court
OF inquiry which has been sitting at the Brooklyn
navy yard for the past three weeks investigating
the cause of the collision between the brig Tally y-Ho
and the q. s. war vessel Pinta, when the former
vessel was sunk. finished its work yesterday and
detached Lieut. Lebru, who was in command OF the
Plnta, from that vessel The N Y. World OF to-day
says: It was the opinion OF the court that Lieut. L
bru should have been the deck OF his vessel and
not below when the collision occurred and that he
did not remain long enough by the sinking brig.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

MRS. ELIZABETH B. Il. GIBBS WnL.-To-day the
Will OF the late Elizabeth B. H. Gibbs was filed. She
leaves to her husband all her real estate known as
1416 @ street, in case he survives her, and to her
children paid up policy In the Penn Mutual cIife
Insurance company for S, co., made by her husband
In her fayOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
Death of a Veteran.

READING, PA. Nov. 9.--Geoge w. Durell, promi-
neDt In Grand Army circles, and captain for time
OF the famous RiLggold battery, one OF the five
companies composing the First Defenders during
the war. died to-day from an apopecuc stroke,
aged 65 ycarS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09
Decision A-aiu.t Elevated Roads.

NEW YORK. Nov. "A decision was rendered To-
GAY pN Judge lnErah1m, in tlH superior court, In
tlS SUIT ot John III. Glover against The Manhattan
raliNiN company ana the New York Fl,.l.tal rail-
iead company u restrain the operation O; The road
IN 'front.' oi ia" pl&intin premi> - giving Judgment
In favor OF the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now ready
for mailing price, three cents per copy. 1t Is a
pasted and folded, and will be sent anywhere In
the United States and Canada, POSTPAID, for one
dollar year.
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kilograms to The Star.
The DAKOTA ELECTION.
A SLEEPING CAR WRECKED
EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH.
IhE MADISON, WIS, DISASTER.
POLITICAL EVENTS IN EUROPE
.EePlNG CAR WRECKED
EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH.
TIE MADISON, WIS.,. DISASTER.
POLITICAL EVENTS IN EI-RopR
The Dakota Election.
ALMOST UNANINnrs roR rnr cn>sr1,r-

ALMOST UNANIMOUS FOR THE CONsrI1V -rON
fANkToN, OAK. Nov. 9.-The total Vote uf eleven
counties heard tnOm entire and of twelve n1rii,rlv
hearu from. amounts Ia s.e0 ami OF This vi, n IA
Is n majority OF 5.n1 for the constitution ma
state executive committee fltlr thar ~ ,sar cent
Ol the votes have he,n east Inr lie rnIrf Ltn,lAn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

MISUNDERSTANDING Frc!inghuysen has re-
turned from New Jersey, whittier he went to vote
at the late electiOn.-Representat liOrr and eX-
Representative Burrows of Michigan. are at the st.
James--Capt. Greene. Of the District engineer de-
partncnt, has gone to Chicago for a short stay
Ex-senator Cameron, Of PENNSYLVANIA, is at the
Arlington. SENATOR Dolph. Assistant Postmaster
General Elmer and Com. j. G. Walker were regis
tered In New York last nght-Ex- Representa-
tveS l1oge and Wilson, OF West Virginia. are al the
National. l.-Mr. Thomas Mast, Who has been dam
gerously Ill or pneumonia at his residence I'm Norris
town, n. j.. Is recovering.--Richard Cults. OF
Washington, was registered at the office OF the
New York Hfrdfd in Paris NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tary Blaine has become Il grandfather Tie inter-
eSting event occurred at the home OF Mrs Colonel
Coppenger, at Fort Leavenworth, yesterday, to
whom son was born. Mrs Blaine is with her
daugnter.-Gen. sherman yesterday visited Gov
ernors Island, where he was entertained by Gen.
Hancock.
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Telexraphic BrleGs.

The steamer Bulgarian from Boston, which Al.
rived at Liverpool yesterday lost u head OF caitto
on the passage
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THE SEARCH ABANDONED.

LANCASTER, PA. Nov. 9-1he posse that was I'm
pursuit or Abe BuzZard on the Welsh mountain has
abandoned the search. II haytnE proved ulSIcce,-
Iul. The outlaw nowledge OF ine nountainS
hiding places renders his e.uIy apprehension very
improbable.