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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28
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For instance, the first illustration, which
shows a box -pleated skirt of the plain,
with showing of plaid between the pleats;
velvet jacket, tight-ftting in the back, lined
with CAV satin and rolled back in front to
expose fedora vest and high collar of
plaid; velvet sleeves with plaid cuffs and a
pointed girdle of velvet To be worn with
this felt hat trimmed with gay ribbons
and ostrich feathers. The most stylish
plaids are the roughest, the majority being
decidedly ''horsey." There are homespuns
coarser than ever, but in lighter tints.
These. with plaid outlines done in astrakhan
effect or in three-inch bars OF short and long
hair, are finding the most admirers, though
O Shetland pony might easily mistake one
such for his own coat.
Bold, aggressive patterns are the rule;
not infrequently do they measure foot
square in the check. These are shown in
delicious combinations OF soft grays and
faded pinks, warm browns end reds, black
and cream, purple and copper. Pale green
and aubergine is a French combination, the
surface OF the material being dashed with
boucle effect in faded rose. Black and
white in shepherd checks or in large broken
bars bourette effects, and the same in brown
and white, gray and blue, etc., will still be
worn, though the later novelties are in
greater avor. Grays and browns retain
their prestige for travelling wear. Tan and
fawu, heliotrope End wood-brown, copper
pink with black, ashes of roses with old
pink are some of TIE numerous color conf
binations.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28
A street Suit.

The second model shows white, black and
gray street suit-jacket waist, mother-of-
pearl buttons and black velvet sleeves and
collar. Narrow black velvet finishes the
bottom of the skirt. A black felt hat with
gray and black trimmings finishes the out
ft. Plaid cut on the bias remains the popu-
lar fancy. With this suit there is the
meres4 suspicion of drspery.
II forsEarned is to be iorearmed then we
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
EVERY moment of time Of the

EVERY moment of time of the leg
stature should be counted rs mortgage
ed for faithful and honest work Not
a single moment should be fritted
away. The election of senators may
prove hindrance to active legislation
at the opening of the session, but
that hindrance, if a hindrance at all,
should be removed as quickly as pos
sible. There should be no delay and
no time lost in the election of these
senators. Let the election follow close
upon the heels of the organization OF
both houses and the promptness Of
such an action will inspire conf
dence among the members themselves
as well as among the people that will
be encouraging even to the end Of the
so days. A lack of confidence in the
movers of any enterprise, or lack OF
confidence of any membership, one in
another, endangers the successful
prosecution of the work for which
they were organized and oftentimes
destroys their usefulness for the time
being. A bold, decisive move in the
election of senators and a prompt
disposal of the question will embolden
all the members to much active legis
latiye work.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
The Duty Of Democratic Legislators.

When Julius Caesar invaded Gaul
his chief hope rested in the TENTH
LEGION. THE News has great hope
Of THE TENTH LEGION of the Idaho
Legislature. The ten members of the
unterriiied can make history for them
selves and for their party in the next
sixty days Their duty before them
is so plain they need not be reminded,
in advance, Of it, They should be
prompt to act on all propositions and
their legislation should be for the
best interests of the people and the
whole people. There should be no
disagreements among themselves.
The smallness of their number should
always insure agreement and harmo-
ny. They should favor legislation Of
an honest, conservative and economic
character such as will give greatest
protection to life and property at the
least expense and such as will bring
the greatest prosperity aud content
ment to the people. They should be
on the alert and wide-awake at all
times aud should count themselves on
duty every day II their Republican
colleagues should make mistake
they should be quick 20 detecr it aud
quick to place them on record for it..
a wise, honest, conservative course
on tire part Of these ten men will do
much to strengthen the party for the
future as well as to promote the gen
eral prosperity Of all the people Of
our new State.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Silver Legislation.

The fact the silyer-producing states
must look to the democratic party for
just silver legislation has long been
established The further fact that
Grover Cleveland is friendly to the
metal and acknowledges that he was
wrong in his recommendation of Sc
has been proved by the news columns
of the press of the country. Even the
Helena Journal, which has persisted
quoting the unfriendly recommends
ton, has admitted, through its Wash
ington service, that Cleveland is right
on the silver issue.
This is as The Miner predicted
months ago. 1t is vindication OF
the democratic press and a binding
proof that the democratic party is
united in the interest Of the country
in general and Montana in particular
In addition to the proof of Cleye.
lands friendship comes the statement
of Roger @. Mills. another man whom
the republican press of Montana
mathematics regularly. Mr. Mills,
being interviewed by the Mail and
Express of New York, says The
democratic house in the fifty-second
congress will meet the demand for
more money by passing silver free
coinage bill, which the senate may OF
may not agree to, and which, if it ever
reaches the white house, will probably
be vetoed by President Harrison"
The silver producing state that will
give republican majority in 90
would endorse any enemy and vindi
cate its most dangerous foe. We do
not believe the Intelligent republican
voters OF the west will again play into
the hands of its foes by giving a Re
publican majority, which means an
endorsement of the Harrison admin
istration.-Butte Miner.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

THE great Dan Voorhees, of Indiana
and the equally great, if not SO cele-
brated, Joe Mann of Danville once de
Tended man charged with murder in
Edgar County, says the Chicago
Herald. The case was a serious one
for the defendant, and Voorhees, and
Mann exhausted their talent in his
defence, with scarcely a hope of sue
cessfullv proving his innocence. The
trial was long and bitterly contested /;
the jury was out for hours, ard finally
this verdict was read in court 1--WE,
the jury find the defendant not gull
IT," As the reading Of the verdict
broke the stiffness of the courtroom
voorhees, sprang to his feet, seized
Mann by the arm with clutch that
nearly took a piece out, and in a
hoafse, commanding whisper said !:
Come onl Let's take a walk" They
left the courtroom and walked in
SILENCE down the street for some dis
lance. Then Voorhees, stopped, laid
his hand on Mann's arm, and said,
impressiyely: "Joe, you're q good
citizen, and believe if justice is done
you you'll get to heaven. We are fold
that in that land Of perfect peace and
rest there shall be heard such music
as mortal ear has never heard. Sweet
tones will ring on every side grand
bursts Of song will rise from myriad
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

happy souls in praise of their Re
deemer murmuring melody will float
along on every balmy breeze, and ex-
quisite music will everywhere and for
ever thrill the ecstatic senses of the
blest-but, Joe, in that heavenly land
you will never hear sound so sweet
to human ear as the utterance of these
words I'VE, the Jury, find the de
PENDANT not guilty. Now let's go and
take drink.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
STRAYED.

Strayed from my ranch near Lewis
Vile, some time last spring, one bay
horse. six or seven years old, one
hind foot partly white, branded III
on each shoulder, Last seen in
vicinity of Blackfoot. A liberal
reward will he given for his recovery.
IL found near Blackfoot, can be left
with Attorney Reeves or Sheriff
Woodin Ed ELLSWORTH,
Lewisyille, Idaho
d. II. Biethan is offering some ex'
ira good values for cash in mems and
boys boots and shoes. 80 pairs men ;
French calf boot 450 worth $50.
SO pairs mems Dongola heavy sole
lace shoes 2.75 worth 400 "A pairs
mems heavy shoes lG0 worth 225
"a pairs boys extra fine, calf, double
sole boots 3 90 worth Ats. "a pairs
boys full stock, high top, lace shoes
/ go worth 2.25
d. II. Biethan has just received new
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

Boise CITY advices bring the intel
ligence that new Richmond is in
the field :or u. s. Senatorial honors
State Senator DeI4amar desires the
honor and glory Of representing the
new State of Idaho in the United
States Senate. Mr. DeLamar has
recently sold fourth interest in his
Silver City mine, so the report goes,
for 50, 5O0,0 C0 i'll hand paid and it
my be that he and his silver mil
lions together will make strong tow
line to pull the barge carrying the
electing motor over to his landing.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
NOW ON THE MARKET
Valuable Ranches,
Improved & UnimprOyed,
Also Improved Property In Town. viii be
Sold al Great Bargains.
NOW IS THE TIME
To Buy before the Spring
Boom Opens.
NOW IS THE TIME

One Improved Ranch, 100 acres, in.
closed by good wire fence, horses, cat
tie, farming implements, machinery,
30 tons Of hay, etc. Everything ne
cessary to continue the business. This
ranch is near the town Of Blackfoot.
One unimproved ranch Of 800 acres
partly inclosed, good water right and
convenient TO town.
One ranch Of 100 acres, all Enclosed
20 acres under cultivation. Best bar.
gain in the county.
Town property, Residence Lots, i'm.
proved and unimproved.
Parties wanting to buy and parties in
town or in the country wanting to sell
are invited to call in person or write
The IDAHO NEWS OFFICE,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
For blankets and quilts 90 to d. II.
Biethan he has the largest assortment
ut the best prices.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

ators to PROFOUND, and most of the
criticism that followed the census an
came from these same
editors. But Notwithstanding these
criticisms the census of 1890, in the
protested opinion of the secretary of
the interior, is marvel of accuracy,
comprehensiveness aud thoroughness,
the like Of which the world may never
see again.
1t will, however, take more than
the word of Mr.. Noble TO convince
the people of the country that the
census of 1890 is much more intrinsi-
cally valuable than a hill of beans.
The faultinding with the methods
and work of the bureau and it en-
oloyes has not been confined to the
democratic press, rs Secretary Noble
would have the world believe. The
criticism has been as general as it has
been severe, and Mr.. Noble must be
| fully aware of it, As the head of 8
department of the administration he
feels under the necessity OF defending
its acts and its productions But he
would have made stronger case hat
he been less extravagant in his praise
Anaconda Standard
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASb OFTfcE AZ IltAcNapar iptHo. 1
no. nh III Ia.L .

LANb OFTfcE AZ HLAcEanor iutHo.
pse, mbeE md isND
I. Norman Jones', ~ uMekrnot tingham
county Idaho, whp Whde UrsrrF nppi.rntiua
No ~, On the 5th. dag IT March tis8 tuF thn
e'l a. srctiun -. iu tuwnship z south range
~ east u w., hereby give uItles ~ nv lntrns
tiOn 20 make tluni prDUf to establish fBy claim
o. the land above described b~sOr thr hsEtssrF
and Receiver ~ Z $ Land Utirc az Hsackf1ut
ldnhn. On the 18th dag ~ January. isBi ami
expect tp prove that sHld hard has been pfutr
eTly Irrigated ard reclaimed De- tho fuannrr
required ~ Law BY tNg ~ fhr following utts
uesacs James itrilry samuel t1yd. q iaha b
bingham. Cass!us D smith. ailns Haetfpus,
ldAho Nurtn0u Iunra
Notice ~ intention 70 make proof az Atuvu
viii De- published once i week gur aiN rupsretfs
tive wCcks In the tuAan NEaA printed a.
liihckfnot, tdahp, which hereby Designate a.
the newspaper Published ueaFsst the land Is
said application,
PEKRy ASspN.
uUrtateF
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Notice For Publication.

United states Land once. HIa6kInnt Idaho
S1vUmhCr isth. iasD
Henry Dunn, Administrator for IL behalf
81 TIE hetrs OF Joseph Warren. who maids thr
Deseft Land Application, No Is. uu tho ztth
day 81 February isss fuF swt, swt. argti,,f a.
TpWnship south range n rast II " brrs,bv
gives notice VI my iugSuth n ~ make anaI
prppt to cstab lish luy claim a. the Land ah1yO
anscrtbrd before The Register ami Rarrivpr AZ
Blaektn1t, On saturday December 18th lseD
ana that expect - prove that sahi land has
been properly irrigated and reclaimed In thu
manner prescribed ~ law. by ten 10 the ~
lowing witnesses: CRssits ga,ith Leu. 4
Miller tiseru GosEans, Joseph y Warren. Ill
81 bingham county. Idaho
HGNHY DrSv, Administrator.
Notice uf intention 10 make pruug a. sb1ve
WI ~ pubtshNd once wcuk for ak euuareu.
tive weeks tn the News. pttntstt - uis,,t 80
ldahq, which hereby designate a. tbo nc 80.
paper published nearest saisi land
PERRY j Ass0N Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFfCr At Ut.4CKvnor tp,u,
MfFVsnntf4rr tssk tarn

LAND OFFicr At BtACKrupr, fp,uo.
November 18th. ispO.
Notlcc = hereby given that the foiloytny.
m,aued settler has iiled notice ~ His lntrntsf,.
tiuh ~ lhako maj proof IN support ~ Ma
elaiin and that said proof will ~ if,ad, ~ 49,.
nesister and Receiver ~ Backfn0t, on H..
eeHbcr 9th. lspu. viz: ELISHA y Uloghas, ~
~ ption No 9i3i, for 90 not - 4, MOI,
unRe - east -s'uh 81
W ~ ', naints the following witnesses 10 prnvp
~ CONTINUOUS residence upon sud euislyatig1
ttep Houck. Cassius smith. WIN MORGAN
9ohn hillnn, all Of BiaCkfOot. UiuRbat, s,t,,,,
''""V PERRY J. ASsoN, HrgtstsT
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

Mr.. EDMUNDs of Vermont says
'there has been falling off in the
Republican vote through dissatisfac-
ton with local candidates" Have It
that way if you like, or any way you
like. The Democrats are perfectly
satisfied with both the quantity and
quality of the dissatisfaction.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

WYOMING Senators have reached
Washington, have been sworn IN and
classified. Senator Warren drew the
short term of '93 and Senator Carey
the long term of 80. Now it is more
probable than ever that an idaho Sen
ator will draw the short term Of 81.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

1T has leaked out in Washington
that a serious disagreement exists be-
tween the war and interior depart
ments relating to the Indian troubles,
and Gen. Miles may find himself en-
barrassed in his movements to check
general uprising of the ghost
dancers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

THE ffty-frst congress seems bent
on the overthrow and destruction Of
the Republican party. What was left
undone at the last session is to be
done this session. One or two meas
ures now being pushed to final pas
sage will prove to be the breaking
feathers on the camel's back.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

SECRETARY NOBLE in his annual
report undertakes to defend the cen
sus of 1890. He thinks that it is a
very good census, an excellent census,
and that everybody except his polit-
zeal opponents think SO too. a large
number of editors, he says, took ex-
ception to some Of the questions pre-
pared by the'bureau FOR tue crumer
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Notice For Publication.
Land ONCE at Blaekguot. Idaho,
naepunbfsF hth fsfaI

AfHtHAAANE nhtAv INV
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF intention 10
make final proof IN support ct his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver AT Blackfout, idaho, January Il,
1891 viz: Charles N iiumgnrner. on Pre- Emp
tinn No -, for lots : and section - lots I
and 2, and swL nwS, section ~, township ; f,
range IS ta~f "
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, viz;
Willet Trego, l.. j Porter, Oscar A. Jarrett,
jas. l.. Bumgarner, all Of BackfoDt. Idaho
PEHRY J. ASsON, Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
PRESIDENT HAaRrsoS's rccomme

PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's recommen-
dations for legislation for this short
term Of congress looks like splendid
move to supplement the Republican
defeat in 1890 BY still greater one
in 1892. If the legislation last ses-
sion had anything to do with the de
feat In November what he recon-
mends in his message for this session
will complete the job in good style
in 1892.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

INDIAN affairs are very unsettled
and the war department is apprehen-
sive of serious trouble. Troops are
being hurried to the front. The cold
wave in Dakota, however, may cool
the ardof of the red skins and keep
them in their lodges rather than on
the fighting grounds of open fields.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Notice For Publication.
!. :. Land once III Riackf0ot, Idaho,
DsccinBsr let. tseU

q. = Land once al hiAckfuot, Idaho,
Deccnber let. tseu
Notice h hereby given that the following
named settler has nted notice VI tutrutiuu t.
make mai pr1oG IN support ~ hts ciatn, and
that said proof will be- made before HrsisteF
and Receiver a. bihekfnUt on January lgth.
t.8i. viz: William VI Dye. Oh II y No ttak
for the cis ~ 4 lots and T. section ~. t0Nu,
ship south, range ~ east. q N
lie names thu t1liuNinE witnesses 70 prove
bis continuous rcHdrncU upon AMI cultiEath9m
Of said land. viz ja'hes Hygrs. Hrese y jones
Chas Crtdhle, 1. Firth. ali ~ tiasalt. ldaha,
PEuHT Assus Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

The Farmers Alliances in national
convention now in session at 0cala,
Florida has adopted resolution
unanimously opposing the Force Bill
Now, what will the administration do
about il
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Netlee % TagIaper..

Notice Is hereby given that o !
second Monday 81 December -
county and territorial taxes vi
come delinquent. and unless ihs =
be paid before that time 10 ~ 8
will be- added thereto as pFosii'd
section 1915 Of tbe revised i'Ais'
of Idaho. All taxes muss b 20
me at ms Office In BlacktcOi, l''H
otherwise provided and no laza
he received except rs delinqusa'
IS after Saturday, December On
J. J. GrHtEs
Assessor and Collss'1
Blackfoot, October 2sth, lsse
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

WIrH the governor and congress
man from the north and two senators
from the south the teeter board of
Republican honors in the new State
would not be thrown very far off of
is balance.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
NotIcc For Publication.
Land OfiiCe NJ Blackfont Iaab,
Mntsgf,tt,.4.. nfaa. 49,.

November 2lth. 1900
Notlee is hereby given that tho follovins.
n,nn, settler has hled notice Of Intention H.
,ha - alnal proof " support Of hs claim. ana
e w, ,hlu proof viii be made before uTgfstrr
~ IN 5sScelver ~ BlnckfoOt Idaho on Janiisy
~ ~. i ~ w; Duncan Kerr. on ii Il M ts8
t1wnab,r' = hea swA and lot 2, section q. and
~. ~ naints the following witnrssea A., ,ro,.,,
az MA Ia,,n residence upon ami cultivation
R1bstt Ma,t Fth; 9eorgc. King. Jas Drew.
'uchio' all ~ bingham county. idghn
'-s........... FERRY J ANsOS, ffFtster,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

FROM some of President Harrison's
recommendation in his annual mes
sage, it may be judged that the re-
turns of the November election had
not been reported at the white house.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

THE Democratic members of the
legislature cannot do more graceful
thing than to compliment Hon. Geo
Aiuslie with their joint vote for United
States Senate.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

MONEY makes the mare go and III
is among the possibilities TO make
Senators go, Keep your eye on the
bar'l and await results.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Notice For Publication


Lana OBicc at nlacksppt. Idaho
No,t9 November 2ith. 1sM
na,ne S,s y, = hereby given thnt tic fntlostng
mat Nm settler has flied notice ~ ntent,,,,,
that sai5 b, Ptet 70 support u ha claim ana
gnd hecoiyer at Hlaesf1"t Tdapao iu hegister
lgis ~, s .,i lorenzo J Firth. on ii Il N1y
ran:.c ae 80 ~, section 20, township so,,ib ~
NJ ~ n,l nnnes the following wttp,ss.. i, 49,.
OF said Ia 4. w. 'V' upon ana cultivation
R6brrft 1 MATT. NIT George Ring. Jnrnoa ptov
a'i ul Blhghatn county. fdnho
PERHY J ASHON. ResistSr
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
THE IDAHO NEWS
BLAcKFoor, IDAHO, DEC, 6 isea

AS LONG as the government pays
for the fiddling it is proper for the
Indian dance to roll on.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
Millinery.

a large stock u millinery " ~,
eeived, consiating Of . i y, Sssr
ladies' and misscs hats 10 sur ,.,,bs
and felt. plumcs, tips and INA iol,i
birds wings. etc, Hoods ~ IA
and children. II viii pay yOu I'D
and examine my stock beior'
as / will not 30 undersold. ..os,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06

d. II. Biethan has just received new
carpets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
REPUBLICAN SCARE.
HARRISON SENT THE PARTY on The
DOWNWARD ROAD.
u,uso.,rx Tactics In the Courts He
sorted To-Russciis Indict-
menss Ignored.
,e,,,,,, ,.,.s,,m 70 me pIsps,ca.i

fspccial telegram 90 the Dispsichl
Htvros. N. c.. June 5.--Thas Repunn.
ans in North Carolina are in dreadful
state Of mind. j. G. l.. harris, secreta,ys
OF their State Executive Commttee, .olu
me to-day that by next electioh-1as 'nsic
will not be left "a grease-spot" Oh hls pa,,
~. President Harrison. he asserts, put
tbe narty ON the downward road. and the
snnointmonts of the census enumerators
has completed the work. In tins district,
as well as tho others, two thirds OK 'ne
pnumerators are Democrats, ana TINS IN
face Of the fact that the places had oeeh
positively pledged 10 Republicans.
BaowER WARNED.
The has caused an awful row. Some
aroninent Republicans OF GranViIie
county have written Congressman brewer
= letter in which they tell HIM PLAINLY Sus'
he had hotter not be candidate ior 'on-
gress. and assure HIM that hea'y ,I rhalai5l-
ties will be piled up against hlnl. Inc Al
,ninistration has been inclined 10 count on
North Carolina. but these developments
give it's prospects setback.
The Administration has decided 10 take
sction in regard 10 alleged frauds com
,nitted in several counties IN this state IN
the last general election. Daniel L.. nus,
sell. OF Wilmington, is employed "a speclai
counsel in these cases. Large lees Neio
offered lDOtflHA ". u i'H''Hr-
here. but he declined to appear as COUNSEL
his BILL IGNORED.
Russell drew bill against some OF the
most prominent Democrats III warren
comfy: among them J. 4. Northcutt, d.
Bullock. w. 7. Massenburg, NJ; L. Duke,
p. }. Aston, aud j. =. Leach. The grand
iury in the United States Creut Court
fere today ignored the bill. The speclhc
charges made were that these men had
thrown ont votes. The plan was TO bull
doze these parties and get true bill against
them. then more arrests would follow, ana
the men would be required TO give heavy
bail. 49,. ,;..,.
United States Attorney. He VIII ara"
bills against men in Northampton on the
same charge and perhaps some bills Tor
persons in other counties charged with the
same offence. This action creates con-
siderable stir and makes capital TOR the
Democrats.
THREE TRUE BILLS.
In the United States Circuit Court here
TODAY the grand jury found three true
bills against W. II. Robinson, OF Warren
county. for using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. He advertised extensively what
he called &C money!" ten dollars for one
dollar, and made many victims. The EVIL
dence against him Is clear.