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For a better or more pleasant remedy for
the cure OF consumption, bronchial troub-
les. cough, Group and ~whooping cough
than Santa Able, the California king of
consumption. Every bottle warranted.
II you would be cured OF that disgusting
disease, catarrh, use California Cat-R Cure
81 a Jar, by mail $l.l0. Santa Able aud
Cat-R- Cure are sold and warranted by w.
i. Hunt.
, 1888-08-04
Base Ball.

Base Ball.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati s, Cleveland 9.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics Is, Louisville |.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore =, Kansas City 3
AT BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN 5, st. Louis 5.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The Phillies
won a closely contested game to-day by a
scratch The batteries were O'Day and
Deasley for Washington, Bufinton and
Clements tor Philadelphia.
S~core-Washington 2, Philadelphia 3.
DETROIT. Aug. 3.-The game was
called in the middle Of the fifth inning on
account of rain. Detroit had made three
runs, Pittsburg /.
BosToN, Aug. 3.-Both pitchers were
hit very hard to-day. The batteries we're
Keefc, Crane aud Ewing for New York,
Sowders, Madden and O'Rourke for Bos.
ton.
Score-New York 9. Boston 6.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-The new pitcher
Mains from Davenport was tried to-day
and proved very effective against Indian
apolis. The batteries were Mains and
Farrell for Chicago, Boyle and Mayors Tor
Indianapolis.
Score-Chicago 5, Indianapolis A.
, 1888-08-04

Spring chickens at the Saddle Rock
restaurant,
, 1888-08-04

Fresh mountain trout received daily at
the Saddle Rock.
, 1888-08-04

Strawberries with cream at the Saddle
Rock.
, 1888-08-04

Rhetorical Dept; Oh ,yenne, Hyo.
, 1888-08-04
Legal blanks at The Leader office.

Document in poor Photographic condition.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
For Baby's Mother.

Never tickle child. Its dangerous
and reduces vitality. ANY unnatural
motion must be avoided The more
quiet aud free from excitement little
child is kept the better for the cnild's
health and strength and mental igor.
II there is much sickness about the
neighborhood boil the water which is
used in baby's food, for boiling kills
all the animalcul@ contained in the
water. Cool it before using.
H For headache or any form of indiges-
ton drink hot water.
Give children oranges before break
fast in the spring time. 1t is better
than sulphur doses or spring medicines.
Use cream with hot water and sugar
in place of condensed or natural milk,
as it is more easily digested than milk.
If hot water is added then it will not
require any warming process whereby
ii may come in contact with metal.
Warm the food by placing the bottle or
cup in water 10 heat it with the water.
Be careful to have the mouthpiece of
the bottle properly clean-first scalded
and then rinsed with cold water.
In the spring let the child take his
outdoor walks in the afternoon, in the
autumn let him go in the forenoon.
The spring morning partakes of the
preceding season; the afternoon of the
coming season. In autumn the morn
ing is more like summer and the after
moons like winter.
The whole bath is to be preferred to
the partial bath. Ninety-eight de frees
Fahrenheit must be the degree of heat,
to be reduced as the child grows older.
If the child does not sleep well give
him bath before going to bed. Ii is
an excellent sedatIye. - Honaa'S Jour-
sal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
~ME KILL coMANcHE"

the Boss of the Pawnees at Phfla
delphia subdued with LarIaf.
There was big time at the Gentle.
mems Driving park last night, says
the Philadelphia Times. Tall Chief,
the boss Indian of The Pawnee tribe,
was bowling drunk and made things
interesting for Indians cowboys, and
everybody else. How he got the whis-
ky no one knows. At first he was on
his dignity and walked up to Irapper
Tom, who has charge of the guns and
ammunition. and said:
Chief want gun. Me big chief.
Give UNI gun"
You go to bed" said the trapper.
What do You want with gun this
time of night?"
ME big chief of Pawnee. All the
boys do what say. Me kill Comanche.
You will?" exclaimed Trappor Tom
in surprise Nov. you git away from
here pretty quick or I'll make you
think cyclone struck you and landed
you in a bear pit hundred feet deep.
Now, you git"
Me kill Comanche, sure" mnttered
the chief as he moved way toward
his tepee.
In a few minutes armed with a
fence-pailing he crawled over to the
Comanche camp and was about BRAIN
ing big Comanche buck when Trap
per Tom, who had watched him,
yelled:
Look here. Injun. you drop that
club or I'll let daylight through you."
The Indian turned and saw Tom
right arm extended toward him, and
his old black pipe, which in the dark
looked like a revolver, pointed toward
him.
up with their handt Injun. quick. Z
said Tom.
Down went the club and the Indians
hands were held high above bis head
Cyclone Jack, the expert lasso-thrower.
who always wears a red shirt spotted
with white diamonds and big straw
hat with red feather in it, was TAX
ing a ride around the camp on a new
mustang He saw Trapper Toms
pipe. and, like the Indian, thought it
was pistol
s'Don't shoot! don't shoot TOMB
yelled Cyclone Jack. It'll git the Injun
| for you In less than two seconds
| the cowboys lasso went swinging
through the air and fell over the Indian
| Cyclone Jack dug bis spurs into the
brencho and pulled the big chief few
yards along the ground, the way the
| cowboys treat a horse thief
When the horse was stopped and th e
| lariat loosened all the fight was taken
out of Tall Chief. and after Trapper
Tom was done swearing ut him he
submissiyely followed his squaw TO his
tepee. The Comanches now swear
vengence against the Pawnees, and
Capt Henry Horn carries couple of
revolvers and keeps a repeating-rif1e
near him. He told the Indians that
the first one that started to fight would
hear from him in way that could not
be misunderstood.
I'm going 90 have peace" said
Capt Horn. IF have to kill all th g
Injuns in camp"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
Female Fighters.

Two well-dressed women and several
men met recently to make arrange
ments for prize-fght. The principals
were Hattie Leslie. who is doing a
club.swinging act in variety theater,
and Alice Leary, a serio-c comic The
articles of agreement signed are as
follows:
1--WE hereby agree 10 fight fair
stand-ap prize tight with skin-tight
gloves, according to the new rules of
the London prize ring. to take place
between August 20 and "a. 1888. place
TO be agreed on August 20 the fight to
be for $500 side and the champions
ship of the world. The fight is to take
place within 100 miles of Buffalo.
Half the stakes are herewith posted,
the remainder TO be put up August
20"
Hattie Leslie is 20 years old. five feet
seven inches tall. weighs $50 pounds.
and is muscular aud well developed.
Alice Leary is six feet tab, "a years
old. weighs $50 pounds. aud is also
brunette. She Is very handy with her
fists. and is quarrelsome. She has not
as much science as her opponent but
she is mors of a slugger. Her hacker
is Jack kehoe Bradford sport She
will be trained by Kehoe and Charlie
Dryer. and is 10 be put through a reg
ulsr course Hattie Leslie win not 20
into training immediately because her
club swinging requires that she keep in
good physical condition. - e0 York
Sun
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
,In. go 1NrFnrtKmrn

tNuIAsAIitts, lad, JEiy SL~-hon.
Patrick Esau. eA.p'csiNeat Of The Irish
National league q America. who was ia
shs oity yesterday to pay hs respects 20
Governor Harftsaa. wa, interviewed last
eight prior 10 his departure o. tho west by
4 cores pendent u the Associated lfcsS on
Inc PaFnrli commission Bni iis p1olahe
effects upoa ihr Irish party. Egan
s1rtensea himsclf "a willing 10 meet any
iai, and impartial Judicial inves;iE iiion
lie unhcsitat.usiy declared thr letters pub
ls.hcd ~ the London Tiucs lpfgct q re
sa,d,nr the charge made by Mr PANEL
IA the honsa of commons lussi lay nigh'
against Joseph ChambeJlain, Egan said ne
knew during The whole time that Cham
bsrlaIn was communicating cabinet Sc
4cts TO The Irish party. Chamberlain
object was o. undermine Gladstone MOTE
than that, Chamberlain tried TO undermine
Patuell aud himself "a order - induce
other itish leaders 70 come forward apd
splil Tho party Chamhcrlain has hcrh
,be worst hater TO The English party we
ever had. lie has been traitor 70 ever!
marty 10 which he belonged.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
ADOrRLF TRAGEDY.

CHICAGO, July 20. August Detlaf,
Rohemiau, severely shot and instantly
Killed John Phillips and skip" I.arkins,
Iarkins and Phillips bad been playing base
hall and started for home with number
of other player. They were passing
.ho house OF John Gerdraw, where
! dance was In progress, attended by about
aftv Bohemiaus Gendraw aud the others
ware returning from saloon with q pitcher
az beer. whom they were accosted by the
hall nlavers. with the decidedly rough re-
mast for some beer. Que Of the Bohem..
;nrs uieked M q stick, when Larkins and
friends began to prepare for assault
: on the party. AZ this moment Deilai
onna,red with revolver and began hiring
,,rpn thc onronents of his friends, killing
pbiiiirs and Larkins instantly, The
pnhamiaus took TO their home and
hogan barricading the doors and windows,
Etisuds of the two dead men were asous
= hssin an assault upon the houses for the
nnrnese Of ayenging their deaths when the
pnl,se arrived and took the Interested par
Tics 10 the station.
FRANK aAnnRArrH, OF Albion, has been
non,inated by President Cleveland to be
receiyer OF public monies at Neigh
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
The Theatrical Kiss.

II is curious how fast the sentimental
seems to be dying cut of human nature.
Watch the audience at play. Time was
that when the hero kissed the heroine
the audience would feel subdued senti-
mental excitement, and when they rushed
into one another's arms wild rush of
applause would greet the meeting Now
il IS much as the situation is worth for
man to put his arms around and kiss a
woman on the stage Even the beautiful
Mrs, Langtry. when she laid her head
down on her dear Algy's shoulder in AS
in a Looking Glass. was met with a
smile from the dress circle and little
''cheep' from upstairs Mrs. Potter got
plenty of laughter and smiles for her love
making. but 1t is general kind of feel.
ina and is growing so fast that even
Sarah, the divine, herself would be liable
to awaken gentle snicker, | am,
told however, that this change, is
merely phase of public feeling, The
old business is still as popular as ever In
private society, They say II can not be
improved upon. What do you thinkS
I,,3sra II q Wfnsi,v NJ Newtnn In
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11

keep the telescope inverted, when point.
ing upon us. 1t is done.
To gather in the profits Of this trade, the
English flag floats upon every sea. the
enterprising English merchant stands bar
tering in every port, and 100000 Of the
bravest, hardest seamen that ever defied
the waves, firmly keep aloft the banner Of
England's commercial supremacy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11
r,rmrs rron rHE WIVES.

A, erpedition has been formed to
search for Stanley.
The loss by the papcr.mill IRE AZ Lee
Mass. will reach $4,000
Daring robbers pnatched $1,000 from
a man ii Albany, n. y, and escaped
The house committee, which has been
investigating trusts, has made report
The Canadian government will remove ,
lhp discriminating cana tolls IN taNor %
grain going TO Montreal.
Bnb Ingersoll. cowboy, and MISS y,
Cora Wilcox. young lady OF y N"lI''
Neb. cloped, going 20 Dakota
I ". Crank, sheriff Of Andrew coun'
g. Mo. accidentally shot himself WINE
cleaning a revolver at his home IN ~, ~.
,.annoL nnd will probably. die Inc
III "niored The stomach and came on n
~. Ia side sheriff Crank Is Wen
w -. ~ northwest Missouri and u one
Nnu ,,.. ,nnst nrnminent men in Andrew
county,
,,o., ,,ouna fast train on the Chica'
90 Burlington & Quincy rallr9a 10. 90
iiIsl with a freight car at Round Grove ,,
Slty miles west Of Quincy The he a., ,Ss
,roin WINS running at full speed, anu Nth Stb
saai,,ht ear. which was loaded WI
Le' IL WA Knocked into kindling Mov tS.
Gi,,,.. n,,,,ine a complete wreck ho ~,
~, ta;ng laft hut the boiler ana , ~,
"a trnnka The engineer anu tataiiv
Mnno III fine passengers we're hur~
The August number OF scrlon ,',,, :
MAGAZINE will be fiction number, /, o ',,;s
tanning contributions from ho 1, i o.nS
Stevenson. Henry James; 9"l s,,msan
Jewett, Octave Thaneti : Lao conloin
and I MgIe Illustrated descriptive
e smS f y lRe@ tie Third in the o h",Ers
S Say,e y, untitled American LOCOMOTIVES
ami Cara, by NJ. n. Forney'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-11

Judge II, S, winslow, of Newton. Ia.
is candidate for the Republican nomi.
nation for the Attorney Generalship.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

The Uydra-11eaded Mos>tcr 0sthev1ae
Fresh Impess@ Ameag Iss believers, :
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. y. --Soswithstandin e.
isor Christensen Of the lfbsifer Zeifnng
Il counted Among bis socialissic friep Il
~ too mild- hammered In his advocacy Of
Anarchism. he. this week, In the columns
Of his paper. throws Tho red nag % the
breeze In old-time style. Tho Eaglish
prehs Of Chicago Is attacked for the man
ner IN which Il Expresses the poor aud
npnolds the wealthy, and capital In gen :
eral Il roundly assaulted. The paper says
Anarchism In Chicago IL far from being
dead. aud that In few weeks the
organisation Of it. followers will be
more complete than u has ever been
before. Meetings are being held nightly
all over the city for the purpose Of rc-or-
ganizlng tho forces and these gatherings
are addressed by wcll-known agitrtors.
The Arbeifer Zcitung also villifics Mr.. T.
v. Powderly. the head OF the Knights Of
Labor. 1t applies all tine usual abusive
terms 10 him aud then invents = few new
ones OF It's own Powderly, u says. Is 10
the workingman what the Pope II 70 the
Catholic church. and the wage-worker 10
compelled 20 bow down before his man
dates and kiss his toe" In the most serv.
lie mauner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

Remarkably Severe Weather Experleaced
In the Gulf ~ 80. Lawrence nnd Other
Portions of Canada.
MONTREAL. Cam. Nov. Alt II reported
from Quebec that northwest gale with
binding snow has prevailed since Nom
day. Anxiety Is feltfor the safety OF . mum.
Der OF vessels which have started for the
Saugenay and the mouth Of the gulf. The
gulf shores are ice bound. Fishermen
are suffering for food, and some Of them,
who were caught In the snow, are badly
frozen. Three feet Of snow has fallen In
the last three days nj Sault Ste. Marie
and the thermometer touched six degrees
below last night Famers In Quebec and
Ontario have been eau hit uaprepared BY
the early cold snap. and their stock II
suffering severely. The weather In this
neighborhood Is the coolest known here
In November for nearly score Of years
The glass registered eight degrees below
this morning. Last night the Allan Line
steamship Pomeranian caught IRE here.
She Is covered with Ice from the freezing
Of the water used In extinguishing the
flames She will probably remain hero
until spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

SIMON DIxEIxoHAM, an inmate OF the
National Soldiers Home, at Hamptons
Va, committed suicide. on the I'D, ~
cutting m artery and bleeding to death.
FIRE in the First ward school OF Long
Island City, N. r.. on the 22d. caused
panic among the ~ children, nut was e.
finguished with slight loss. and none o.
the children were injured.
The New York State Board OF Arbitrs-
tion met, on the 22d. 70 investigate the
recent street-railway strike In Brooklyn
TIE annual report OF United States
Treasurer Hyatt was made public on ~
s2d.
THE last (twenty-secend) volume Of the
report OF the Tenth census has been Is
sued. In addition there are two volumes
OF compendium Of the census.
| A BATfLI lasting two hours ana 70.
| sulting In one fatal casualty. occurred
on The 22d, between the man-of-wsr Gov
ernor Thomas and fourteen oyster dredg'
ers near the mouth Of Little Chesapeake
river, Maryland The man of.war Wa
4 driven On.
II was learned, on the 93d, that Charles
i Tinker, the nineteen. year.old forger,
1 who successfuliy hseced the Citizens
\ Merchants' and First National Banks q
Cincinnati out Of 5000 each few weeks
since, has been arrested 10 London. En-
gland, IN COMPANY with Matilda Meier,
the young girl who left Cincinnati with
MIN
FRrD Dosf and his wife, Amelia, Of
Cleveland. o.. before retiring, on the
21st, turned down the damper In the
stoves pipe, and, gas escaping into The
room. both were usphyxiated. Tho wo-
l - - 1..x 4
recover.
ExrL IsxLDRrvRR, Of Buffalo. and Au'
gustus Smith, Of Binghamt0n. N. r.,
were killed BY train on The Lackawanna
road ut Wilkssbarrey Pa, on the I'D
TnE south Carolina State Board Of
Canvassers, on the 22d. decided the
.gressional district, In favor OF Elliott
Democrat, making the delegation from
South Carolina solidly Democratic The
vote Or he district was: Elliott lass,
Miller, 7,003. Miller will carry his con.
test 70 Congress.
The Osce0la (la.) Bank closed, on the
"a, and Il In the hands OF receiver
Tho capital was 81. 90. There Il said "a
Be 10000 on deposit. with only =. 600 n
the vault.
MAsoR LYMAN BrssELr. U. 3. A., died
~ New Haven, Conn.,, on the 22d, aged
seventy. I'VE years.
II. II. SCOTT. ex-villagc president and
county surveyor Of HinckIey, MINI, sho
and killed sidney X. Cruin, IN engineer
u the Eastern Minnesota railway wateI
tank during . violent quarrel on th'
sd
Tnn Paris Intrdnsigcant. Of the 22d
states that Baron Sslliere has beer
placed u DR.. Bauray's private asylum
Tor The insane situated IN Paris.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

Death Ia Low Chicago Grog shop ~ =
Former supreme Jadge Of Utah Terri
tory.
CHICAGO. Nov. sl--In q dingy grog
shop - South Dssplaines street. man
dropped dead early last evening. He APP
peared 10 be more than seventy years
old. Though dissipation had made his
countcnance any thing but pleasant 70
look upon, the massive frame and clear
cut features showed him 10 be a man Of
more than ordinary birth and breeding.
IA his pockets the police found papers
which led 10 his identity. He
was w. w. Drummond, once the
Suprems Judge Of the Territory Of
Utah. The dead man was virginian BY
birth, and in 1851 was appointed TO the
highest judicial position in the Territory
OF Utah by President Pierce. He was
then comparatively young man. and
although having an interesting family
fell in with q dissolute woman named
Pleasant Edgerton. This woman was the
cause Of his ruin. and for the last sis
years he has been known Is drunken
pauper. living In the low saloons on The
West side.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

IoxDox. Nov. IA meeting Was heia
IN London yesterday afternoon ~ ",
PA idc Telegraph Company Inc OLE
Of the meeting was 70 consider sne ~.
ject Of laying cables from Vancouses :.
Australia There was large ATTENDANT.
Il the meeting and nuraerons rroni-ss
were made 20 support ne scheme -
u almost certain y ultimate sueess~
The existing companies are MINUS
against this new movement and ye~se'.y
morning . long letter Was pubitsns.r I.
the Tones deprccating tho prcjsc.
new cable will touch q Hawai-. Ss-v
Fnnnirg Island, the Fills and ~ ~.
land and will connect with shs Can..
Pacioo lines.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30


-, ,,x,, cor,r,le>>> AZ me National
r.r-.s ~.l A-~ricsn Aseociation. on
~. Sc,h ~Sor,cI shs proposition ~ give
49, -trire~ NJ h.se IN four balls. insfs "a
~ ~. =. nav Thcv nlso decided 70 de.
~1.~s ~. h.t,~r ont an three strikeA
Tmr ennr~me Court Of Ohio. on the
>o,h - IA leave ~ Ala hill az exccp.
,scrs - sn~ rniincs n Judge Rbroeaor Of
~. Cannon Piess Court ~ directina
80 49, - sccr;t A. ia casc 81 t,eorre
- ts.y,er ma Harry q Ives Thls viii
fske ~ case before the higher courts sor
rcv,aw.
T.r indians On The sioux Reservation
-. a,~tons ~ Form, the aconaiutanco OF
GENERAL HarrIson. They realiz, that he
viii soon become the a0reat Father, I"
.cI thev desire "a meet him ana prescut
th~ir "a ma REGARDING IL proposed opon.
inv a. theIr reservation.
Trr snl,scription - the inaugural ruar.
ansee fnnd reached S25 Oo) on the 10th.
w1rrrn r. scuupprn. OF New Jersey.
c,erk n ira (overnment PRINTING
0A1ce .rcidentnllv shot and killed hin
s~lf an she aoth. while drawing cart.
ridce from his revolver.
Srvrx members az 4 cane OF dan cer-
an. conn ferfeiters have been arrested by
the secret service Barcau 1t Buffalo, N.
v THAR imitation a. silver dollars and
h.lf.dollars wrs - nerfect that none but
e~rerss conld 4 etect thar spurious char.
.cser
Nm lawns Russrxr. IowrLr. was en-.
tertalned 4 . banu uet BY the Philomathic
Society OF Liverpool. on the evening OF
~ sbe q 81 ana sailed For America on the
ga.
II was renorteA on the 21st. that the
whole nlan ~ the blockade OF Zsnxibsr
| has been changed 50 as 10 include the
whole ,ast.
Tur onipiou a. widely prevalent IN Ger
MANY that Il will be necessary to hold
another election FOR members OF the
| Reicbstay next autumn.
THE elections for members OF the Ser
| Wan Skuptschina, on the 2lst, were pros
ductive OF grea. excitement and much
rioting. particularly In Belgrade, where
| the people came In collision with the sol
diery several times. Many persons were
| injured, some OF them seriously.
john SrRArHER, LIVING near Arcadia.
La. was waylaid and shot dead. on the
Goth, by unknown persons, while on she
| highway going home TO his farm. He
leaves two children. who reside In Geor.
| cia.
The German Government despite the
| complaints OF Switzerland, has discon'
tinued the customs office at Lucille. be-
tween Aisace and Jura Bernoise. intend'
ing to establish forts there should France
endcavor 10 penetrate Alsace from thai
direction.
| The birthday anniversary Of ex.Em
press Frederick was quietly observed a
Windsor. England, on the 2ist she re,
ceived scores Of congratulations, nno
many German ondcials called bearing
| presents Tor her.