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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-01
May Day.
Lead $40.
Par silver $l.M5.

Lead $40.
Bar silver $l.OO5.
The last month of spring.
Feed is good on Trail Creek.
rscK. X. X. Horse Medicine.
lbs pinkham is back from Boise.
Up Scarf will soon leave for
CariboO.
U.C.Lewis returned from Camas
Yesterday.
The Catholic church is nearing
completion.
The Lewis drug store is under
going repairs.
Pinto and Dave have returned
with their herd.
Fine. delicate sachct powders at
The Lewis drug store.
our merchants anticipate a good
summer and fall trade.
Harrington e. Stoker have moved
into their new quarters.
The stock wintered on Lost River
came back looking well.
The telephone wire to HALEY
was down on Wednesday.
Thos. Lavell has been appointed
setting cashier of the First National
Bank.
". d. Vernum, of the Columbia
& Beaver Co., Sawtooth, came III
to-day
Frank Gooding is preparing the
coal kilns, at the Philadelphia, to
be fired.
There is prospect of the
Kctchum Sampling Works starting
up soon.
Peter Oleson, Of Vienna, left here
to-day for a visit to his old home in
Dakotah.
Weber & Taylor have moved their
barber shop into the Nevada saloon
building.
l.. II. Russell runs the black
smith shop at the upper end of
Main street.
7. 7. Shaw's familiar face is
again seen on the streets. He is
down from Vienna.
The. blacksmitlls are all busy
.hocing horses and have an abund-
ance of material on hand for that
work.
Mrs. J. c. Wait has leased the
kctchum Lodging House, on Third
street, and commenced business
therein.
No services will be held at Union
Church tomorrow, Sunday school
excepted. That will meet at the
regular hour.
y druggist up town says he used
to find it much easier to paint a
whole town red than to paint a
single drugstore white.
The Sunday schools went to the
springs for picnic to-day, and the
VI. +. school will give free lunch
at the church this evening.
There will he little time now in
which TO transplant shade trees,
and those wishing to beautify their
homes should avail themselves of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. PAYNE,
Miss Mabel Payne and his right
noble 'nibs' Bert Jones, of the Inter-
Idaho, gave the KEYSTONE a pleas
ant call last Monday.
The Hose Co. meets at the office
OF J. Il. Cassidy ON Friday next,
May 9TH. Every member of the
company is requested to be present,
as there will be business of import
ance to transact.
Advertising" said Macaulay,
Is to business what steam is to
machlnery-the grand propelling
power" The same Americanized /
lie that would rise, must either
bust or ADVERTISE"
Fritz Schwartz, the great bear
tanner, passed through town Thurs
Jay en- route to Wood River with a
nerd of beef cattle and mich COWS.
lie proposes to furnish at least a
portion of that country with beef
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-01

The following list of Advertised Letters
will be sent to the Dead Letter Ofice II not
called for In thirty days, being advertised
at Ketchum. Idaho. for the week ending
May 1, 1886:
Choovuas, Peter Medan, RotertJ
Johnston, Jas w Mead, VIM
Watkina, Nelson
rersous calling for any OF the above let
tiers must say advertised" and give date.
T.. b. WILLIAMS. p. N.
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STEWARD BROs
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secured. by ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
SO cents. Nasal Injector free.
STEWARD BRoe.
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For lame hack. side or chest, use Shiloh's
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STEWARD Bao0
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TIME Tables
TRAINS:
,r;,e at As p. m. Depart at3;Gp p. m
go southern. 2:45 p. m. Dep ';t' r. NJ
Arrive northern, $50 p. m. ~
- HALEY, D. r. >"
rosrorrIcE HOURS:
srom : n. IN. to p. m week DAYS
open mdavs from a. IN. to loa. IN. ana p
M To r. order or registry business tran
No mon sunday. or on week days between
stc'f mrs yr, OF II m. and 2p. H.
the "'' TELEPHONE HOURS:
c.,o,ge open on week days from 80
Efchann w On Sundays from q. IN.
q. IN; hates To all parts outside OF the
10 I'm li.,s ~ subscribers, and 80 to others.
Cbuch.-Rev Geo. Richie. pastor:
h.o" every sunday at IL q. m ana
SIP. m go, Church.-Rev. I. T. Osborn.
Tor services at III a. M ana p "'' oA
Eecim sunday i'm each month. go,
'' v,n,bodist Episcopal Church.-hev, w;
MMv,nn",relI pastor, services on the third
cIpdav in each month.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
LAREDO'S P0LITICALRI0T
FIVE KILLED OUrRIG 1T AND
THREE WOUNDED.

A Cannon Charged with Nails Fired
Downthe Street Wfnchesters and Re
vO'vers Pouring Forth Deadly Voiieys
announcement that Defeated POlit-
icai Party Would be Buried in Ehigy
the Cause.
LAREDO, Tex, April S.-The intense
excitement and lawlessness which mas
prevailed here the past fortnight culmi-
mated last evening in a bloody riot. The
immedia cause is attributed by many TO
circular which appeared yesterday
morning, announcing that the Democratic
party would hold funeral services at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon over the party
known here as the "Huarsches." Direct
ly after the appearance of the circular it
was announced that the "Huaraches'
party would prevent by force any such
demonstration. At 4 O'Clock the streets
leading to the point whence the Demo-
cratic procession was announced to start
were blOckaded with armed men. For
half an hour the suspense was intolera-
BILE. IL was hen announced that there
would be no effort to bury the etigy OF the
defeated party. This had pacific effect,
anu the crowd began to dispense. : ID
denly the music OF the Democratic band
struck up and a procession moved out to
and down Main street, and turned into
the street leading to the main plaza.
BATTLE BEGUN.
When the head Of the column had
reached the front Of Martins store party
oil men armed with " lnchester3 and re-
voivers charged the process Ga. Instant
iy over 100 men became engaged in d ad-
~ conflict aud for half an hour a regular
battle RACED along the street near the
river. During the height OF the conflict a
small cannon, which mad been used by
the "Huaraches" party, and which is said
TO have been charged with nails and
stones was fired down the street. BY >
O'Clock the mob spirit was supreme, aud
it was feared that women and children
would be at the mercy of the rioters. At
this critical moment word was dispatched
TO Col BainwoOd, cOmmandant at Fort
Mcintosh, that the heavy firing in the
city was caused by an attack by MeXi-
cans from the other side of ne Rio Grande.
TROOPS APPEAR.
1t took but a few minutes to double
quick two companies of infantry into
town, before whom the mob quietly dis
persed, and in a snort time every armed
man on the street had his weapons taken
away from him and order was restored.
The casualties so far AS known are >
killed and 3 wounded. All the killed
were MeXicans except one. A young
American named Brecker was wounded
and Paucho Garcia, Mr.. POggenpOhl aud
nephew Of DariO Gonzales. Poggen-
pohl is a prominent citizen and was
wounded by a stray bullet while stand
ing in 'front.' of A. g. Dickinson's law Of
fee. Those who took part in the Demo-
cratic procession claim that they were
fired into and only acted on the defensive.
The excitement last night was intense
but it is thought that further blO0dshed
will be avoided
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
LOVE LEAPS THE BARS.
Two Hearts Thrt Beat as ono ignore
parental objection TO Marriage.

Two Hearts Th.t Beat as ono Ignore
Parental Objection TO Marriage.
TRENTON. GA, April Trenton is
noted for runaway marriages. The young
folks come up from Alabama. where the
law is more stringent than here on mar
riage without the consent of their par
ents. This morning Willie Yates. Of
whitney. Ala, and Miss Lura Neelv, OF
AehvIlle. were made one at the Williams
hotel. j. A. Cureton. Justice OF the Peace,
offciaiing. Mr.. Yates ia "A son Of I. g..
Yates. agent and operator for the Ala
bama Great southern railroad at WHIT
new, and Is himself an operator. 1t seems
shat the parents OF both parties objected
70 tie match, and so an elOpemeut was
planned Last night the lady left home
on pretense Of visiting n friend. She vas
Joined bv Yates. and they made their
wav to ~pringville, station IL miles
sou u or Whitney. and there took the
night express for Trenton. The ceremony
having been performed, the happy couple
returned 10 Springville. their future
home. While they were waiting for the
train, Mr.. Yates was in the telegraph
Office when his father. at Whitney. called
the Trenton Office. VIII. beng nearest
the instrument, answered the call. HIS
father, surprising be was talking to the
operator At this place, asked Il VIII mad
gotten IF here this morning. The answer
was yes" He then asked ifaN Dung ady
was with him. viii answered, no,
didn't see any"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
FLORIDA's METROPOLIS.
Arrest of One OF the Franchise Alder
men Of New York.

Arrest of One OF the Franchise Alder
men of New York.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, April S.-New
York Detectives Brown and Cosgrove, ar
res ed eX-Alderman W. II. Miller, OF New
York, at Palatka to-day upon warrants
charging him with br ibery in connection
with the Broadway surface railway fran
chise. Tney passed through here tonight
taking the 8 O'clock tram for New York
with him. 1t is said Miller was much
surprised when arrested. but made no re-
sistance to returning North. EX-Alder-
man Joseph Dempsey. who is also wanted
on the same charge, has been stopping
here at the DuVal hotel for some months,
but he got wind Of the pres
ence OF the detectives in Flor
ida, aud departed at an early
hour this morning, going no one knows
where.
In the clay pigeon shooting tournament
between the Monticello and Jacksonville
gun clubs this afternoon tAe Monticello
club won by a scure of 90 to 81. Toe con-
test was witnessed by large crowd of
ladies and gentlemen and was quite ex-
ciiing. THIS is toe second victory of the
Monticello BOYS over Jacksonville.
Ten non-UnlOn printers arrived tonight
from New Orleans, five taking cases on
tha inns UHiOR ana five in the AelrS
office. Tue newspapers claim they Will
have atull force by TO morrow night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
WABASH MEN QUIT.

A Committee OF the knights of Labor
Persuades the WOrkmen to STRIKE.
ST. LOUIS, April S.-A committee of the
Knights Of Labor visited the yards of the
Wabash road in North st. Louis to day
and requested the men working not to
handle cars containing freight on the
Missouri Pacific road. All the men in
the yard quit work, and business was
brought to a stand still. 1t is SAID that
the engineers and fremen also quit, but
they did So az individuals.
Sheriff ROpiequet, of st. Clair county,
brought to East St. Louis this morning
about 300 men and swure them
as Deputy Snerffs. There was
no occasion for their services
Trains moved without interruption in the
west of the East st. Louis yards to-day
and a good amount of business was done
IL is reported that large number Of Win
chester rifles and revOlvers have been
sent across the river and that the men in
all the yards there will be well armed
hereafter. Adjt. Gen. Vance, of Illinois,
was IN East st. Louis again to-day watch
ing the situation and telegrapning GOV.
Oglesby regarding the state OF affairs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
WhistIcrs Chase Amor a Model

from Voc i1Tt T0tD1 I0Dids
heard OF an amusing story OF Whist.
Ter, the artist. He had, in his youthful
days, craze for models with red hair.
La London street one day he happened
TO see "A Young girl with the wisheu-tor
auburn locks, carrying a jug Of milk. He
immediately FASTENED after her, calling
"HL tnerel hi. therew The girl began 90
quicken her pace. Whistler did the same.
The girl began 10 run. So did Whistler.
Down the street lied the terrified girl, drop
ping the jug OF milk IN her hight. The
street boys Joined In the chase aud a POI
liceman, thinking her thief would have
arrested her had not Whistler, when he
gained his senses and his breath, ex-
planned the matter and pald her for her
broken jug Of mllk. but he did not get
her AS \ model. The terrified girl de-
cllned 70 pose for The erratic artist.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
New Use forthe Flint Rock.

From M Washjagtoa Ga.) Chronjc'e.
A negro boy about nine years old lust
on the TaiiaferrO side OF Little river in
the Sandy Cross neighbOrhOod, whose
business u was TO nurse negro child.
concluded last week that 10 was a tire.
once. Finding u impossible 10 quiet the
badly, he took flint rock about AN incn
and half square, and opening the child's
mouth showed It into his throat. Blood
commenced flowing freely from the babv's
throat and the nurse became alarmed. He
TOOK the baby m his arms, and hurried to
the mother, who gave The alarm a. once.
The rock was finally pulled out, and the
baby fingered from Monday until Satur.
day. when II died. The verdict Of the
c0roner's jury was that death resulted
from pneumonia, caused by the severe
wound. u is believed That the grand
jury will he asked 10 investigate the case.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
HOME NEWS ON THE WIRE
Observation-Disclosures WIN THE
DAWN CLAY.

A Destructive Fire at Orlando-Two
Criminal Sentenced in Ware superior
Court-Dies AT Dalton Leaving no Clue
to His Iden titV-An EloPement in
North Georgia.
FORT GAINES, GA, April S.-The pro-
hibition election passed off very quietly
No disturbances occurred during The day.
The result was as follows: For the sale,
a majority. The majority OF the "n'le
voters voted against the sale, but the ne
gro vote being so strong for the wet sIue'
overruled them. Considerable election
eering was doae and some nard issues
made. 1t is reported that some iraudu-
lent votes we're cast at the Button pre-
einct.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
A SHAM FIGHT AT SEA.
The Vessels of tn - North Atlantic squad
ron in Action.

The Vessels of tn North Atlantic squad
ron in Action.
PENSACOLA, FLA, April s.-To-day is
marked as a red letter day by the wit
nesses of the naval drill. A tter exercises
which carried hundreds Of blue jackets
in the rigging, a sham battle was tou ght,
the flagship Tennessee and Galena being
attacked by the balance of the feet. Or
course the gallant Admiral repulsed his
assailants. Then followed target practice
with great guns, the vessels moving At fun
speed and firing at targets about two miles
distant, Outside Ohservat on without
reference to official record gave the honors
to the Brooklyn, Ysntio aud Ga ena in
the order named. Great interest centres
upon next week, when the fleet will be
inside, aud about half the force, some
! 800 men, engaged on land in sham bat-
ties, with day and night assaults, VIII le
the vessels OF the feet cooperate. Tue
reduction to lc. "A mile by adjacent rail.
roads Will add TO the attendance next
week. The weather is fine. The citizens
are decorating their il uses, and the
vessels of the feet are gaily trimmed with
naug
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
THE SUICIDAL CRANK.
Mech aniosl Ingenuity Worthy Ofs Bet
ter Cause Displayed By a Dependent
Team.

Mech meal Ingenuity Worthy Ofs Bet
ter Cause Displayed BY Dependent
Texan.
ATLANTA, TEX, April Sd. B. Ever
EFT, 20 years old, left his home at DR..
Sloan's six miles west Of this place, on
last Tuesday, saying be would 90 TO a
nelghbor's house and perhaps would not
return until the next day. AS he did not
return by Friday the family began to get
uneasy and preparations we're being
made to institute search, when letter
was found in his room saying that If he
did not return in 4s hours they need not
never look for him as he would have
passed from this life; also, that he had
lost all bis money and did not care TO live
any longer. Mr.. Everett was an
lntdel and in his letter he stated
that he was going to death
calmly; that if there was a place OF tor
ment be had no fears OF it. On finding
this letter the people all turned out to the
nunt Tor the missing man. His body was
found yesterday about 400 yards from the
house. He had set two uprights in the
ground, nailed a cross piece on top OF
them, passed a rope over it, one end of
which was fastened around log lying
between the uprights. With the aid of a
lever he raised the end of the log about
six feet from the ground, placed plank
"nere the log would tall, put rock on
That put his head on the rock and after
taking half bottle of morphine he cut
the rope, let the log fall on his head,
crushing it to a Jelly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
Warrenton News

WARRENToE, GA, April S.-A great
curiosity is in Town this week in the per-
son Of Willie Heard, of Green county.
Ca, VINO is 10 years OF aye,
hardly feet high and weighs only Oh
pounds. The balance of his family are
all large with the exception OF one sister
who j. 10 years Of ave, hardly 80 feet high
and weighs only 30 pounds.
Messrs. Baker and swain dissolved co.
partnership yesterday, Jas. T.. swain
Withdrawing from the firm. 1T Baker
will continue in business at the the old
stand with Mr. Swain as bookkeeper.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
Fire at Orlando.

ORLANDO. FLA, April S.-AnOther FIRE
occurred b re about O'clock '-dav,
which for a time threatened com pete
destruction To the business portion OF the
town. The FIRE engines and hremen did
noble service. Taese, together with ia
yOrable wind, prevented the fire from
spreading beyond the block in which il
started. IL originated in a steam laundry,
near Pine street, spreading u lrth aud
south, destroying that building, john
stOn's livery stable, and three other small
frame buildings. Nothing was saved ex-
cept the horses aud a few buggies. The
loss is not yet known. There is but very
little insurance
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
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Coming, Coming.

Yes, they are coming. Each steamer
is bringing them. Our handsome line of
Spring Clothing. Weare receiving one Of
the handsomest lines of Spring Clothing
ever offered in the city. The very latest
patterns of goods made up in the very
latest styles and equal to custom made
goods, but at The very lowest prices. We
are receiving full lines of Suits for Men,
Youthe, Boys and Children. Separate
Pants, etc. Also, we have the very latest
shapes in Black Stiff Hats just out; full
line OF Black Soft Hats, all shapes and
prices. We have just received the hand
soonest line of new Spring Neckwear in
the city. Don't forget we are the agents
for the "King OF Shirts" the best shirt in
the city. 81 unlaundried and 81 %
laundried.
If you are in need of anything in our
line we can make it to your advantage to
call on US and get fitted out CHAs.
LOGAN & Co. the Savannah Clothing and
Hat Store, 1879 Congress street.-Adv.
Our tailor fits our customers without extra
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09

Savannah's base ball club expects to win
the pennant; we have already won it in the
series of games against high prices and shod
dy goods. The spring season has opened, and
we have received such goods which will make
us hold the pennant against all competitio n
The series is in full blast, and will continue
through the season. We have a full line of
Ladies', Misses, Gents and Children's Shoes.
and slippers. COLLAT Bros.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
Ar THE sTArE CAPITAL.
booming Railroad Projects capt
Jack-on's Resign alton.


Jacksou's Resign alton.
ATLANTA. Ga, April s.-President Lin
dermann, OF the Savannah, Dublin and
Western: President Hughes, OF the Ma
con and Dublin railroads; Director
. Stubbs, of The Dublin, and CnIei Engineer
Hughes are here tonight on important
! business connected with those enterprises.
The financial arran- ements have been
completed the companies having placed
the bonds satisfactorily in London. Iney
are letting out construction contracts
for seventy mi les OF road They were IN
conference Tonight WITH Messrs. Lowe
and English, penltenti3ry l-sseeS, FOR con-
victs TO finish the Macon and Dublin and
the work on the Savannah. Dublin and
Western. The regulations were not COM
pIeted tonight, but il is understood VIII
be tomorrow. The gentlemen are highly
pleased With the situation and say the
work Will he pushed rapidly.
An election has been ordered for April
20 for Captain Of the Gate City Guards,
Capt. Harry Jackson having resigned.
The resignation of capt. Jackson is said
TO be temporary made advisable by the
rule OF the Savannah committee requiring
companies at the Chatham centennial 10
be drill ell by the Captains. Capt. Jack
son was unable to spare the time ncces-
sary, and Lieut.. Sneed, formerly Captain
of the Columbus Guards, will be elected
50 as TO be in command Of the com any at
savannah.
In he United States Court to-day VIM.
A. Hall, convicted OF rObbing a
registered letter containing S2j at
Stamp Greek post office. Barlow
county, was sentenced 10 two years In
Albany penitenuary.
Atlanta Is making desperate efforts TO
boom the railroad TO Hawkinsvile. 1t is
not thought there IS much in the enter
prise at pr sent.
IL is reported that Moody and Sankey
received $50 each for their services here.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
Trains Collide.

ATLANTA, GA. April S.-Two freight
trains colllded on the Georgia Pacific
road last i-ight about 80 miles from
THIS point. Conductor McDougall and
Engineer uinlap on the western bound
train were badly cut about the head and
bruised up. Ike Maser. the fireman,
Jumped from the engine and broke his leg.
lie was brought 10 this point TODAY.
Several cars ana the engines were badly
damaged. Conductor McDougau, who
was running out Of his schedule. has run
away. The GeOrgia Pacific train due
here at O'Clock this morning did not get
in til tonight because Of the wreck.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
Public Meeting atthe Thealro

Business men and citizei generally are i,
Mtea to attend a meehnso be held at fl.
Theatre on Saturday, lOl inst, at 3 n
me object is to bring thoroject of buiIdi1a
hotel before the entire community.
Inc great need Of Savarah at the nre.o,.
time, is a large modern ,teL, meeting fb'
wants OF an enightenedtraveling pnh,,,
The advantages to be dered by our neon,
from the presence of clasof visitors of Of,
pie means, are numerous, nd we expect to
demonstrate the fact thaan Investment ~
such an enterprise will be paying one.
The ladies Of Savannah re also cor5,a,,-
invited to be present.
rRSCRTPEpe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-09
Boycotling KalIroahs.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-lhe men working
tor the East st. LOUIS rolling mill, Tudor
IRON wor. : and grain elevator all declined
to work to-day, because the mills use coal
from cars handled by non-uniOn switch
men and these establishments have all
shut down. Deputy Sheriffs and United
States Marshals, armed with reyOlvers
aud " nchester rifles, are on guard at the
several freight depOts in East ST. Louis.
Several trains have already been sent out
No interference has been attempted by
strikers