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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

Fifteen hundred silver dollars have
been lost in transit from New Orleans
mint to Washington.
Kansas, according to population Is
the banner Republican State in the
Union.
Georgia remains true TO her Dem
ocratic principles. Her majority was
6O,003.
Dan Lamont, Cleveland's private
secretary, will enter the insurance
business in New York.
A hotel was burned at Chattanooga
on the 18th and three bodies have
been taken from the remains
David B. Hill may be the Domo-
cratic candidate for president in 1892,
but we doubt it.
Bronze Jack is still putting in his
work in Florida and the sutferings OF
those poor people cannot be told.
Elections and base ball season are
over and times will be dull until
Christmas.
The city treasurer of Cleveland,
Ohio, has gone to Canada, and the
treasury is short $4S0,000
The postmaster at Birmingham
Alabama, growing respondent over the
election, made his young wife kill
him. She was forced to do so or be
killed herself.
The Democrats of old Virginia
were even scared. They carried the
State by small majority; less than
1000.
The Tennessee legislature will elect
United States Senator. The race
will be between Senator Harris and
Gen'l. Atkins, late Indian commits
siOner.
An expert has found out that law
yers charged Mrs. A. 7. Stewart SI56,.
600 for establishing her right to her
husbands property.
Many persons criticise in order not
to seem ignorant; they do not know
that indulgence is a mark Of the
highest culture.
Boise City celebrated in grand
style the election of Harrison and
Dubois Wednesday evening. Dis
patches in advance predicted the eel.
ebratlon would eclipse any ever held
in the capital city.
The Knight of Labor organization
decreased about 100000 in member.
ship within the last fiscal year.
Republican Journals are urging an
extra session of Congress after March
4th to admit the Territories Of Dakota
Montana and Washington as States
in the Union.
A teacher in the grammer school
at Streeter, Illinois was kicked TO
death by one Of her pupils this week,
she attempted to punish him he kick.
ed her on the chest causing a hemmor.
image from which she died in five
minutes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
EASTERN papers have begun figu,

EASTERN papers have begun figur-
ing on presidential candidates and
issues for 1892. The enterprise of
some journalists outrun their judg-
ment. Within the next four years a
new census will be taken, new re-
apportionment will be made, and, in all
probability, such an increase of pop
ulation will be shown in the West
that New York will not be looked to
as the only State that can furnish a
candidate for president who has any
show of being elected. The time is
coming when the great West will
have the naming of presidents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

POLITICAL prophets are already
scanning the fields for available can
didates for 1892. This long look a
head is neither profitable nor wise. A
man available to-day may not be
available four years hence. The con-
duct of the party in power for the
next four years may destroy the pros
poets of one man and build up those
of another. Men are often the chill
dren of circumstances and some may
be brought to the political front with
the next administration who are com
paratlvely unknown to-day. A new
decennial census will be taken in 1890,
q new apportionment will then be
made and State pivotal now, like
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
The following is taken from the

HE following is taken from the
Butte Miner:
NIcHoLIA, Idaho, November -
Especial to the Miner. THE two
large shelters of the Viola Mining
and Reduction Works at this place,
have received orders from New York
to close for an indefinite period.
The smelters worked lead ore.
This action is understood to be in
consequence of result of the Presi-
dental election, and the sentiment on
the tariff on lead ore.
The stoppage of these works will
throw several hundred men out of
employment People having goods
and household effects here will remove
them to other places and only enough
men to look after the machinery will
be retained.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

The whole political world as it
has given thought to the great strug-
gle for party supremacy in the United
States has been startled by the stu
pendous avalanche that rolled down
the Alps and buried democracy in its
heaps. Not only the Democrats but
the Republicans themselves are al
most paralyzed at the magnitude of
the victory. And now comes the
perplexing question. How did it hap
pen? How was it that the democracy
was beaten at every point2 The
answers to this question are almost
as numerous as the parties offering
the answers. One man says the Free
Trade message was the sparrow with
his bow and arrow that killed Cock
Robin. Another, the presidents re-
fusal to turn Republicans out and put
his friends in working places for him.
Another, Mr.. Cleveland was too far
removed from the masses, he was too
cold, too devoid of magnetism to
make friends and hold them. and still
another, he never rewarded. a friend
for what he did for him and SO these
reasons go on multiplying ad infnitum.
All these and Others may have made
up the complicated disease that pros
trated him politically and he may
have relied too much on his star of
destiny, too much on his talisman of
luck and thereby fell short of the de-
mands of his party and the expecta-
tons of his opponents, but THE News
inclines to the belief that "soap" and
"fat fried out of fellers like Phelps"
had much to do with 1t. The Tariff
reform message, unquestlonably had
something to do with it, but it was
money, money that checked the mach
lnery grinding out grist to make
Democratic president The Democrats
were poor in campaign funds and
their opponents were rich, and while
the one dealt out sparingly the other
dealt out with lavish hand and cap
tured the floating vote that goes SO
far to make up the balance of power
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
NEWS In BRIEF.
Scarlet fever ia Logan.

Scarlet fever in Logan.
Bar lead in New York is down t.
1855.
Arizona elected Democratic Con
gresham.
Tennessee polled 81, 900 more votes
than ever before.
There is strong talk of the abdi.
cation of Queen Victoria.
The general assembly of the Knights
OF Labor is in session at Indianapolis.
The Ute Indians will move from
Colorado to Utah.
A large force is at work on the
Union depot at Ogden.
A heavy snow storm is reported
along the st. Lawrence river.
A number of vessels were wrecked
on the lakes during the recent storm.
Mrs Jay Gould is extremely i'll
and may die at any moment.
The Whites and negroes in Ports
mouth, Va, had hand to hand bat
tie on election evening.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

New York or Indiana, may not be the
pivotal one then. Governor Hill may
appear as the coming man to-day and
it may also appear as necessary to
have New York to elect him, but four
years may produce better man and
another State may be found as inn
portant as New York. We. can af-
ford to wait without making any NOM
nations so far in advance.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

THE Democrats may feel ever so
keenly their disappointment at the
result of the election and they may
not be able to conceal their regrets,
but nevertheless, they know the
country is safe and that the machinery
of the government will move on and
on with Mr.. Harrison at the head as
it would have done had Mr.. Cleveland
been reelected.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

There l. asllnqusnt oss aec1sns q s~sa
meat NO 4 LaytSd August AEk t.aa ~ N
loving dr.crib-si stock 81 tho Eaisssa 90
water Cptnpsny, principal pisex u .gsaaI
HiAukf01t, ldAlto
sams Certificates sAaFv. Ananl
Y illnEham. ts5 ma
~ 1rtipg Of the board % srustess ~ tHsl
s4ld rtlnpany vas p1att-9nrd gru& Ssrtsnas
"a unfii Octob-r Il isse. and tbs ear 4 Il
drliu4urnt stpck 80 uamsd ahgse ~ n ~
On the tsth ~ November. tsee. llY erar I
bard u Trustees.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

August issA' ~
Notice Il hereby given that Pfetgs ~ u
w Of DlRukfUot, bingham county. W ssss q Y
Med notice Of intention 70 make ~ N ~ ID
Sec, " III south range % cast, belosns 49,
ter and ItCCsiver At Blackfoot idano, y y Ne I
"a day Of November, t~'s. lie nsh',s .,;ssas
inR witnesses ~ prove the complelMs. $3.50
aud reclamation ~ said land; goeh IA eozgl
James McI,yman, Charles Hines ~ ~"
w. Weeks, all OF bingham county. ip5ssgsstss
SIS FnANN W. BEANS. hst-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

THE principles Of tariff reform SO
strongly advocated by the Democrats
in the last campaign may be success
fully carried out by the Republicans
before the end of GenL. Harrison's
term. 1t is not at all improbable;
Let Us wait and see.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
N0rICH.

In tho Probate Cour, u BlsEhzz O. -
Ia thr matter ~ the rssafs n
iu@rph wnFrun. Deceased
Nottc. L hereby Eiyrn that Nnalsaf. ~ Z
day UF SeFUmb1r. tAAe. ~ " qepstk
sai9 day. and thr ennrt room az s&a nsIs
De euurt house IN tho cuunty u hlsfata y
Territory u Idaho. has tseH sppens,s = :
tins and place fuF approving tAs ~ q =
Joseph Warren. decreased. AMI fqs sta sshtiA
81 Tho application ~ Emiiy Wares ~ ~
". VI HHuENAkAA
EN.Ofilrio flrra ~ rrut4ss teas
W T. Reeves. Atty. s1F rpiitNcsf,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
NOTICE

Us. Ltsb OTEtcu ntAcxFpoS, lpiEs
NoVumbef iath. -
CumplaInt having been ensrrrd 8. ~ - :
~ Henry Dunn against Wtllla1 Ilaas
abandoning hts Desert Entry Ne
Nay 3th. tsltt. upon this nv swA @tsAa
IDunship south Range - cast y bsfsas
County, Idaho with q Viau b. Ne 1870. sl
~ ssld entry the said p9fties ~ - =.
summoned 90 appear At this O@cs q y y
day ~ Dccumhgr tsee 81 ~ oetprah >.
respond and furnish tcatimpnY opl'f1
said alleged abandonment. -.
liz FaAaK W. nEAxt. hessss
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

THE farmer is more tempted to run
in debt than any other man, because
dealers are so willing to trust him:
hls farm is a good basis of security,
and it is property which cannot be
hidden or carried away.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
Insolvency So,ie..
In the District Court % the ssd Iuilr,i !.
triet OF tdahp, for binkham e0assy.
In tha matter ~ Jaz 4 fmM.h..N

Ah t4r AthtFtNh NttlFt % the SID lHtl9ssf 4.
Irtct Of idahD, for blnkhAm o0assy'
Ia tho matter ~ Jas 3. CampArs
PptitlOncr In insDiTrney, a..
On motion Of j, IA Saith alt0rnsy 4, -
Petitioner and u appearing b sks dsw -
the time required BY iaN, mas erpts,s -
the adluiieatign OF the ins1iYeney " ~ n
). Campbell IL L hSFeby Onirssd a. :
creditors ~ the said Jas. Il. CMmgAee 80
vent ~ Afid appear Al tbs C0gFt rsrs a y
Ord District Court AZ nlAekfoae. ksssss
County, Idaho TcFrigDgy. 90 the Eith a. Z
November isAs, a. shOs eanse Il A. ~
may bs---Nhy the said insdiveaf-lss ( 60
bell should not hr discharged, a. tessss.l :
Law and that notice hefr9f - ftysn y III
iieatton In TnH ipAnO MAYA 4 sssnsss
published AZ hlackff-Jt, Ia said HlhfaAa =
~ for a pcriusi 81 thirty days fYum tAs a
Datsd zs tho Court hrotn ~ s4it nssr :
HiaeStogt Ia said binFhatn. TsrrsafY 4 I'D
this sub day OF uct. ises.
O. u. BERRY
Judge Of the 81 Juaiclai Dssuies 4 lam
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

Land oaicc az Blacksupt liss y
nsfntrf 5ist ~

October 5iti ~
Notice IA hereby given that foiiosInt - ~
settler has nlHd notice gf intcntaN N
mat proof IN support Of her GAIA ~.
said pruuf will bD made bgfprv ~ 49, - :
aud Receiver At nlaCkfgpt. Idaho q a y
rth, lsAS. viz Elizabeth Crawford e ~
Eps. for al, net. and luf and 81 ee@@
township Z south range - east -
She names the following witnesses " -
hurC1ntinuuus residence npou ans esiN''
Of said land. via! -
William ~ Bphls, william Hogu 80
smith and George X. uafer, AZ q ,s ns
county Idaho. RRAsK VI 49, a..,,,
tIsA EfNR@
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

that turns the scale to the right or to
the left The actions of the Repub-
licans on the tariff reform issue in
the next four years will justify us in
our statement Wait and see.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

Growing ROSTERS in Democratic
families were distressingly democrat
lied the morning after election. Not
a voice was heard in all the land.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

BoTH the Executive and Legisla-
tive departments of the government
viii be in the hands of Republicans
after 4th of March.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

THE next matter of political in
terest is to make cabinet for Genl.
Harrison.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17

The Lower House of Congress will
be Republican by majority of two
members.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
All In One Boob
Get the Latest and Bs,t

II 10 an inVAnzbis eosnpAasoa Ia s,.,, a..
and ~ every Preside. sp@etasn - ~, ~
ssssifsoatAls sat PREPAID q apsslss,n
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
THE IDAHO NEWS.

BLAcKFoor. SATURDAY. NOV. II 1853.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
a Biographical DIction,r

giving pronunciation Of naEnss 80 aszszss
concerning nearly 1000 Noted Fsrs - = =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-23

portancs), and it seems hard that there
fore should be shut out from friendliness
Tor intimacy, the latter for choice) with
nice women
Here, again, you see, you have her at 3
disadvantage. If she has any conscience,
she cannot, after drawing you on 30 pretti-
ly, say that she doesn't want to be friends
with you; yet If sse says she does she actu-
ally of her own accord cuts the ground
from under her oxn feet, turns all senti-
ment out ofthe thing and altogether elm
mates the little conquest she had up to that
moment deemed at her mercy.
Should she, however, find herself obliged
to do this, then, if you have the nerve. you
eao infliet q very sweet little bit of punish
mert by eonfiding to her some love affair
of Your own, apocropbal or not, and you
can force her, with rage at her defeat in
her heart, to listen to your impsssioned
tale of sorrow, OF two hearts that beat as
one, Of suspicious husbands; or, If she be
o shOcksble young woman Though these
are rare now, OF stern and sordid parents.
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eeiys crimson at the bottom, purple IN TIC
middle. and green at the top; aud oy 500
inc a little fixing alkali, dissolved, 10 tne
other glass. the same colors will appeal IN
different order, making beautiful euect.
To freeze with liquid pour ether upon y
glass tube in a thin stream. 1t VIII esap
crate and cool il to such degree tna'
water in it may be frozen.
Invisible ink may be made In TINS way:
Dissolve green vitriol and little nitrous
arid in common water, write your cnarac,
tars with a pen. Next infuse Small
Aeppogall, slightly bruised i'm water. IN
two or three days pour off the liquor. by
drawing pencil dipped In TINS second So
luton over the character written WIN the
first they will appear in brilliant black.
A very funny trick is done in thls way
at very little expense. Put into q cfuci-
bic four ounces of bismuth, and, when IN
state of fusion, throw in Two ounces ana
a half of lead and one ounce and a hall OF
tin. These metals will combine, forming
an alloy, fusibls in boiling water. Moia
the ALLOW into bars and take them to sii-
yersmith to be made into teaspoons. Give
one TO o stranger to stir his tea. AS soon
as the spoon touches the hot tea 1t Will
melt in his fingers, causing great deal OF
merriment.
To make a bird seem as dead take any
bird out of the cage and lay it on the
table and wave a small feather over ita
ewes. IL will appear as dead; but directly
Won take the feather away 1t will revive
again. Let it lay hold of the stem part
Of the feather with its feet and it Will
twist and turn about like parrot. You
may also roll it about the table any way
Won like.
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Two Dozen Compressed Facts.

There are ?, $50 languages.
A square mile contains $40 acres.
A barred OF rice weighs 600 pounds.
The average human life is 81 years.
The first steel pen was made in 1880.
A barrel of flour weighs 1856 pounds.
A barrel OF pork weighs 200 pounds. .
A span is 10s inches
A hand horse messure) is inches
Watches were first constructed in 1476.
A storm moves So miles an hour.
The first lucifer match was msdein 1929.
The value of ton Of silver is So, 7O4 "a
A hurricane moves so miles per hour.
The first iron steamship was built in
1880.
Modern needles first came into use in
1545.
Coaches were first built in England in
1869.
The first horse railroad was built IN
1861.
Oae million dollars of gold coin weigh
1856 pounds avoirdupois.
Oue million dollars of silver coin weigh
50 $50 9 pounds syoirdupois.
The first complete sewing machine was
patented by Elias Howe in 1916.
Glass windows were first introduced into
Eugland in the eighth century.
Albert Durer gave the world prophecy
of future wood engraving in 1927.
Measure 900 feet on each side aud you
will have square acre within an inch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-23
Toys Made Of Old Corks.


Curious toys may be made of cork. One
of these is tho well known little tumbler,
such az is generally constructed of pith
but cork, especially if it be followed, will
answer the purpose. Make the puppet OF
three or four corks, shape and paint it as
skilfully as you can, and glue to the feet,
or under them, hemisphere of lead.
When thrown into any position, the figure
of course rights itself, and, like q cat, al
ways falls on its feet 1t is quite possible
to make a cat, also, Of pith or cork, which
will indeed always fall upon its feet.
Another toy is a duck of cork, which is
also ballasted with lead, and which can
outride any storm. These are made by
gluipg square pieces of cork together, and
then shaving the whole into shape with a
sharp knife These ducks would meet
with ready sale at the water side in any
place where summer visitors congregats.
A duck or swan of cork, containing piece
of iron, can be placed on a sheet of paper,
ETC., and made to move by magnet con-
cealed beneath the paper.
A more difficult toy is the walking
man." A puppet is made from cork, the
legs being movable at the hips, yet SO con.
structed that the body does not fall back
ward or forward. The soles of the figure
are shod or plated withiron A horseshoe
magnet is then moved under tambourire
or other frame covered with paper or
parchment, and as the soles follow the
poles of the magnet the figure, of course,
may be made to walk over it.
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xxnrssA.
AND. ONO R R

tina sohednle ineSsa xprn III, IA
kxpcen fof Chicago md he EortAwe4 -.
| q m, $50 p N and 35e p n. daily, end HIS p
n. daily except Saturday.
N. and Ills p N daily.
Camhrdse accommodation 80 q N. sxcsps
Fss Solunso. ,o:1 = n a.Ily, Cd ms ,
Exprea for wsahinston, D. o, baltimore
Philadelphia and New forE, VA 0fafiou. 81 Z
N. and $40 p. N daily.
For Pita6urs and asahinSsan Pa. $50 z =
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wask.
'n Esssa's Ssis[no;. .aS Pc FSasdsip 2 ;sn
For Isana.,ins. 50. NJ 10 |. n. mo-
For Cumberland, s:0 q m. daily erosp. ssa
Ycr B. clainvile, sSs and sod. N. ana "a
p. N. and 5:l0 p. n. daily except sunday.
Eypre8 trains arrive nom Chicago. e6 sno
$50 q m, and $40 p. N. daily, and as q N,
Ky Egyp sp srains s1i,s nom 9. Louis and,un
cinnati, As q m. and s:l0 p n, daily.
Express tlains arrive mum PhiladelphiA Bal.
timofe and Warrington, D. q, via 6rason, ia
q m and lo:AS p n, daiiy, via Pissbu,g iosrs
Trains arrive nom cb,umbrs, AS q. m. sne
$40 p N. daily, and iosS q N. daily except suR'
day.
frsim arrive from Plt,sburs. lo:lb 9. mid h,
and les p. n, except sundAyh and 80 pm.
and lilo p m. daily.
Trains srIiys nom Warrington. Pa, 800 = u.
From Moundsvilie, TO and Sis q N. ana 10
and 10 .. N. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland. $50 p -
daily except Sunday.
From 81 Clairsvllie, 756 and ioss .. n. and
l:3S, and 6l0 p. m. daily except Sunday.
m. except Sunday.
baggage called for and checked st hotels and
residences on orders len at Ticket Ofnce l2o
Market street. and a. Depot
CHAR o. SCuLI,
General Passenger Agent
W. n. CLEMKNTN, MANAGER. myl
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Echoes to Order.


A curious and ingenious device called
1.-THE echomaker" is to be used on ships at
sea.
A flaring funnel is screwed to the muz-
zle of ride. When a supposed obstacle is
near the vessel the rifle is fired in its direc-
ton, and il the obstacle is there the beam
of sound projected through the funnel
strikes the obstacle and rebounds, and as
the echo ia more or less perfect in proper
ton as the obstacle is more or less parallel
to the ship from which tbs gun is fired,
and as it is near or remote, the position OF
the obstacle may be inferred.
The inventor says that sharp SOUND,
projected at or nearly ut an object, and
only when so directed, will in every case
return some of the sound sent, 50 that,
theoretically, there will always be an echo,
and the difference in the time between the
sound sent and the echo will indicate the
remoteness Of the object.
The naval board tried the echomaker,
and found that q return sound could be
heard from the side Of fort half mile
away; from passing steamers 8 quarter Of
a mile OF, il brosdside to; from bluffs and
sails of vessels at about the same distance,
and from spar buoys 200 yards away.