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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-04

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ENOS G. WALLING.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHo,)
January 20, 1885.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the TIMES, printed ut Hailey, Idaho
which hereby designate as the newspaper pub
lished nearest the land described in said spplics
ton. HOMER L. POUND, Register,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-04
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-04

| direct that the foregoing notice of application
for patent be published for the period of sixty
days (t"n consecutive weeks in the WOOD kivEl
TINES, newspaper published at HALEY, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
". II. WATT. Attorney for Applicants.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO

LAND UFFNE At HALEY fDAuo
January M, 1885
I, Charles NJ. Black, of Alturas county L!,,-
who made Homestead Application No. 1898 n ~
s.. for the NE \ Sc Il aud Il SE Il section +, y.
and NV Il NE u Section IL, Tp. s, Il ls East ~
hereby give natice Of my intention to make S ~
proof to establish my claim TO the land above y.
scribed and that expect to prove my r~siden".
and cultivation before the Register and kece,rS
ut HALEY. Idaho. on February %. 1885, by two ~
HALEY, and Enos Wall!ng, Peter Nevis and Frsnc,.
Breck, all of Bellevue.
CHARLES NJ. BLACK
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direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period of sixty days
ten consecutive weeks) in the WooD RIVER TIMES
"A newspaper published at Haley, Aturas county
Idaho Territory
HOMER l.. POUND. Register
W. II. WATT. Attorney for Applicants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-04

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY IpAno
January 20, 1855
Notice OF the above application will be nnnh.
lished in the TINES. printed at HALEY, Idaho
which hereby designate Ms the newspaper mr.
lished nearest the land described in said spplic.
ton.
jail HOMER l.. FUND, Register,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-04
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

SITS within few minutes of each other, between
and z a. ~, and 1000 passengers disembarked ana
ran the gauntlet of trucks In West-st. they niled
up the neighboring hotels and restaurants.
While these three big boats were depositing theiT
quota downtown, higher up the North
RIver the stoningt9n boat Narragansett
Of 800 Down-Easters most of whom
had on solely to see the Puritan battle f9r tns
Cup. The men carried light overcoats and held
glasses, and the women had heavy shawls, 1or the
night on the Sound was cool.
On the East River the steamboat Can0nicus tied
up pier at the foot Of East Thirty rstst with
700 passengers on board from Block Island apd Gay
Head. They were many of them New-forkcrs
who had come home to stay. In fact, the race mas
been the means of almost depopulating the sum
mer resorts and watering places, for the rush OF
people to see the yachts carried away all the New
Workers. aud few OF them are expected TO go back.
Six hundred people landed at Peck Slip from the
New-Haven boat Elm City. About the same num-
Der were brought to the foot of Catherl3e-st by by
the Bridgeport boat Waterbury,. The City OF
Worcester, from New-London. swelled the arrivals
by nearly 400, while every train that
rolled into the Grand Central Depot
for forty-eight hours before the race added
its tribute TO the living stream that flowed from
-EDglands rock bound coast" Boston, Low
ell Portland, Worcester Lawrence, Fall River,
Providence, Newport, and the big and little cities
all sent their representatives The eight cars OF the
Boston Express were jammed full when that train
rolled into the Grand Central Depot at 0:25 a. IN.
They were nearly all solid. substantial citizens,
merchants, business men, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
ARREsTfyG THE WYOMING RIOTERS

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. THE Sheriff of
sweetvater County has arrested twenty-five Of the sup
posed leaders In the Rock Spring riot among them
Isaiah whitehouse member elect OF the Legislature.
The prsoners been taken 10 Green River City and
lodged n Jail They will have preliminary nearing to-
morrow More arrests will follow The charges against
the prisoners murder, arson rioting and robbery
The ruins OF Chinatown have not yet been searched and
no more dead bodies have been discovered II Is est
mated that tho number OF those who lost their lives In
eudng several who have died In the surrounding hills
from the effects OF their wounds Il about fifty. All the
t,hnamen at work In the Amy coal mines, near Evans
ton numbering 400, have been taken to the latter
Mace under escort OF United States troops gating
gun was sent from here Evanston yesterday Troops
nnder command OF Colonel Anderson OF the 9th United
states Infantry are at Rock Springs, Evanston and
Almy guarding the company's property
WASHINGTON. Sept 7-Chu Chi Yueng, Secretary
OF tho Chinese Legation, speaking for the
Chinese Minister, said tonight that nothing would
be done by the Of the Chinese Government
here in the matter OF the recent massacre OF Chinese at
Rock Springs Wyoming Territory until report of the
occurrence had been received from the Chinese Consul
M San Francisco The question would then be consid
ered Thus there had been no correspondence upon
the subject Adiutant General Drum had conference
with the President to-day and gave him an account OF
the steps by the War Department to suppress the
disturbance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08

Hall HILL He called to Montreal James ClarFs
company. Mr. Clark sent form Of agreement where IL
stipulated that the company should receive Sl,2oo
for weeks engagement. Mr. MONEYS agent tele-
graphed back Mr. Clark telling him that everything
wac all right and that he could come. The company ar
rived when the proprietor informed Mr. Clark that he
could not sgn the engagement but would give him 65
per cent OF the receipts of the week Mr. Clark at first
refused but aferwad consented and took out an action
after his engagement In rendering Judgment In this
case this morning Justice Taschereau held that not
wthstanding the agents telegram the action must Dc
dismissed as the former engagement, IL any was cam
celed by the plaintiffs consent to new engagement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

FROST IN MAINE.
FARMYGTos, Me-, Sept 7.-There Was frost last night
the lowlands which did eonsaerare damage 10 corn,
beans aud other crops
STORMY SEASON FOR FISHERMEN.
GIOuCEsrER. Mass, Sept. THE schooner David A.
story the hrs OF the Iceland heet arrived home this
morning with good fare. she reports the sormiest
season on that coast since 1857 All the fleet met with
losses OF fishing gear heavy gale prevailed from
July TO July II. The schooner Carrier Dove lost two
doies aud one man.
IEssENING THE COINAGE OF SILVER DOLLARS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 7.--Superintendent FOX, OF the
Mint has received order from the secretary OF the
Treasury 20 coin 700 oc0 standard silver dollars this
month Last month the order was for 100000.
THREE CHILDREN SHOT BY A CARELESS NAN.
MuwIulEE Wis, Sept. 7.-Joseph Jaryek purchased
a gun on Friday and on Sunday afternoon took IL into
tho back yard and when fifteen feet from the fence dis
CHARGED H. Intending he Gays that the shot should enter
the ground The cartridge passed through the close,
high board fence and exploded, fatally wonndpg two
children and hurting young girl'
SHOT FOR INVADING HIS NEIGHBOR's HOUSE.
bao ward on Saturday night, heard his wife In
the house and William WISE, neignDor run sodt q!
the front door Sezlng shot gun he fred at him aud
sent charge through Wises body Wise died at Ad-
night .
STEALING A SAFE AND rs CONTENTS.
ENASTAsKET BEACH, Mass, Sept. 7-Iheyes forced al
entrance into the ocean View House last night aud took
the safe ana carried IL 20 the beach, whers they blew
open They obtained 81 900 In cash ana quantity OF
valuable jewelry Some papers ana Sloo were iound on
open Tho burglars also entered the Hotel Standish.
where they broke the wine cellar and drank liquor
found there The Vine Cafe was also entered and liquors
and cigars were stolen.
CROPS DESTROYED BY HAIL.
PoRr TOBACCO, Nd. Sept IA Destructive na
storm occurred on Saturday evening. Entire neds OF
corn and tobacco were destroyed The damage Chares
County is estimated at 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
rpppara op prssrA AND ENGLAND.

VIENNA, Sept Tt is reported here that
the Government OF India has arranged q convention
with Beoochsan by the terms OF which the latter IS 10
assist Afghanstan with 10000 troops In case OF Rus
,n Afohan war In return Beloochstan Is TO be sub
sdlzed equally with Afganistan and the uetah rail-
way is to DO connected with Keat, tho capltal of
Belooehistan.
LONDON Sept. THE Ameer of Bokhara has addicted
I'm favor OF his son Turan who Is immical to Russian
interests and friendly toward England. Russia has
determined to extend her railway system through Box
hara despite the protestatons OF Turani A Bokhara
embassy Is present in 81 Petersburg discussing ,ne
buding the railway obtained by Russia from the
father OF Turan and is In connection with tho Trans
Caanian Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
woRKIyenEs OPPOSING THE SOCIALISTS

CHICAGO, Sept. THE Trades Assembly to.
day celebrated the workingmens holiday. Nearly 5000
persons took part In the parade The red flag of the
socialists was allowed IN the procession Tho fol-
lowiug was adopted at meeting in the afternOoni
The organized mechanics and workingmen OF Chicago
on ths the first celebration Of abors National holiday
deem II due 20 themselves and the public TO announce
that while they know their rights and dare maintain
them at all hazard they prefer the ballot TO the bullet
reason TO rufansn united, Intelligent action 10 mean
ngess violence as tho agencies best calculated TO re-
which may be justhable IN the despotlsms OF the Old
World unwarranted and out OF place In Tree repue
lie whers the franchise Is the inaenAble right OF every
American citizen Irrespective Of color and nationality
the insttutops OF country the hope OF the oppre sed
OF every cline which their yalor and patriotism have
secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

CORK Sept THE municipal authorities OF this city
have unanimously refused to pay a4O0 for extra police
service.
DUNDEE Sept. Ten thousand persons employed in
lute mills in this city went on q strike to-day.
RyRSF Sent THE International Conference for the
protection oil literary and artistic property opened It's
Session here to-day W Droz, Swiss Minister or Com
Arago the French Ambassador, yice-president
BELFAST Sept. THE Earl Of Carnarvon and his wife
arrived here to-day. They met with an enthusiastic re-
ception.
DrnIIy. Sent IA party OF moonlighters made de-
scent on farmhouse Tralee last Sunday evening
They pulled girl out OF bed aud cut OF her hair aud
tied two donkeys tail TO tail and burned them alive They
also burned rick OF hay and stabbed horse to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
ELIZA ARMsTRoNG's TESTIMONY.
TELLING HOW SHE WAS ABDUCTED BY MRS. JAR
RETr AND ILL-TREATED

RErr AND ILL-TREATED.
LONDON Sept. 7.-Mr. Stead, Editor OF 1he
Pail Mall Gazette, Mrs. Jarrett Bramwen Booth. Mrs.
Coombe Mr. Jacques and Mrs. Maury the defendants IN
the Eliza Armstrong abduction case. appeared at the
Bow treet Police Court to-day. Mr. Stead conducted
his case while counsel represented the Others The
excitement in the courtroom has seldom II ever. been
equalled The police powerless TO control the mob
who had assembled to hear the proceedings. Members
OF the Salvation Army arriving all the morning in
cabs and hooted and jostled by the crowd on
their way tho courtroom In the court there was
compact mass people. Mrs Jarrett sat in the pris-
onsrs DOCK while Mr.. Stead and Bramwell Booth had
seats In front Of the dock.
Mr. Poland Solicitor for the Treasury, opened the
for the Crown with long speech In which he gave
description OF how the girl obtained from her
mother the ourages to which she had been subjected
after she was installed In Madame Maureys house and
the III treatment had received from the time she left
her mother until she recovered and taken home
Mrs Jarrett during Mr.. Polands statement sat with
calm demeanOr her eyes closed and her head noddnR.
closely resembling Charles Dickenss Sally Brass" In
tho OLD Curiosity Shop" Mr.. Stead appeared uncon'
cerned smiling occasionally and at times denying Mr.
Polands allegations. AT the conclusion Of his address
70 Mr.. Poland demanded the committal OF all
the defendants for trial.
The child Eliza Armstrong placed the witness
stand and identified Mrs. Jarrett the who had
secured her mother the plea OF needing her
assistance to do housewor The girl then gave in de-
tail all the circumstances connected with her abduction.
She further testified regarding her examination by
physician and said that after she was dispatched 70
France to prevent police from getting possession OF
her for her she wrote several letters home but
the members OF the Salvation Army who had charge OF
her suppressed them This ended the girls testimony
for the day The defendants Indicated that they would
contest the accuracy OF many OF the girls statements
The court then adjourned until tomorrow.
The defendants have all been released on ball Mr.
Stead and Mrs Jarrett hssea by the crowd they
were leaving the court The mob at the doors OF the
court tried 70 oyerun General BOOTHS carriage and
molested other members OF the Salvation Army. Eliza
Armstrong was cheered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
TIE cnoLERA RECORD N SPAIN AND FRANCE

MADRID, Sept. There were 2,132 new
cases OF cholera aud Gl9 deaths from the disease
ported yesterday Yesterdays returns
"a compared with those OF August 30. show that the
endemic has increased in Barcelona CadE, sanander
and Tarrngona and decreased about so cent In
tho remaining provinces
ToUIOS sept Flight deaths from cholera
ported In this city to-day. Nine patients were admitted
10 the hospitals eight discharged cured and llS
remain under treatment
MARsEILtEs Sept. 7.-Thore were sixteen deaths from
cholera here today
wAsaISGToS. Sept. 7.-Consul Mason at Marseilles
hns sent 10 the Department further report dated
August 81, on the cholera epidemic. lie says:
Accepting these statistics now pubshed-they are
updoubtedly below the truththe deaths from Asatic
cholera In Marsees since August 20 inclusive have
numbered by days a. follows: 64-6e-46-4o-i5-3
s-o2-76-ss-70-83 This considering that
the normal death rate OF Marsees II less than 80 day
il frghtful record and shows that yphus and typhoid
evers ravagng this reekiDg city with ayehomenco
scarcely less dendly than that OF cholera itself
Mr. Mason says that the departures from tho city
number about 1000 day but there has been no panic
ike that OF 1884 the public mind having been gradually
prepared for the developments which for a time were
by the city Government and the press with
the exception Of perhap, four five comparatively new
and handsome streets tho pestilence has this year In
The newest popularity OF the cholera both at Marsees
and Touon, Mr. Mason says, is tendency 10 compiica
ton at early stage With typhoid fever, combination
from which patients ever rescued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
TRYING TO SHOOT HIS HEART oUG

DANvILLE, Va, Sept IA quarrel occurred
this evening at Martinsve between W. T. Hodnett and
J. W. Matthews in which Matthews drew pistol J. p.
Hodnett tho brother OF W. Hodnett protested against
the drawing OF the pistol. whom Matthews said; II
will not only draw but shoot his heart OUT and bred.
The ball entered Hodnets side and passed through his
body the wound has not yet proved fatal Matthews
mounted q horse aud escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
CATHOLIC wOMEN TO VOTE.

BosroN, Sept. (SpeciaD.-The advocates Of
woman suffrage rejoicing to-day the
ment for the enrolment OF Catholic women under the
law which permits to vste for members OF school
boards Tho law has been In operation several years,
but the number Catholics who voted under been
small Now, however priests urging them to
register on the ground that In selfdefence they must
connteract the work OF Protestant women voters whs
last year exclued all Catholics from their ticket Mrs
Iiyermore. Dr. Blackwell and Mrs. Stone to-day
pressed their pleasure at the movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
DIVING HEAD FOREMOST oUr OF 4 WINDOW.

BosroY, Sept. 7 (SpeciaO Peter McCary,
who had been drinking. swoke about o'clock this
morning with the idea that the house was on fire and
that 4. was his duty TO the lives Of the inmates
After having lied number OF imaginary persons to
window and sent them to the ground as he dreamed By
safety chute he decided to save himself in the same
manner His wife by this time being awakened by che
noise Mortified TO SEQ him making preparations to
dive ont OF the window head first With bound che
grasping OF her husbands legs just as
he shot the window Shrieking for help she hung
on 10 him hut before the arrival or aid her strength
out and she obliged to let go her hold Her husband
fel 10 the adewalk where he picked up
and conveyed the City Hospital. There are slight
hopes OF his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
TELEGRAPH WAR IN ARKANSAS

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Sept THE Western
Union Telegraph Company applied to the Courts Of
Little Rock Ark last week for INDUCTION to prevent
the Arkansas Telegraph Company from building teo
graph along the right Of way OF the Little Rock
Mississippi River and Texas Railroad between Pine
Bluff and Little Rock. claiming exclusive contract
with the railroad company, The injunction has just
been denied the LAST session OF the Legss-
tnre a law was passed granting telegraph companies
right OF way all railroads in Arkansas Tho Arkansas
Telegraph Company is u branch OF the Baltimore aud
Ohio sVetem.