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SENATOR MOOpY's SEAT.
Doing HIS Best to Hold On 70 It,
Tripp MAY Get In

Trip May Get Ii.
senator Moody Of South Dakota ID doing his
best TO secure reelection. but be 10 having
good deal OF violent exercise out OF his en-
deavor. There is . growing feeling 70
the effect that Judge BArtiett Trip
viii probably capture the coveted honor.
Judge Trip has great many
TRENDS and he has all the advantage which may
De derived from close relationship with SEM
asor Cush DAVIS Of Minnesota. senator Davis
u credited with doing lot OF hard work foe
the judge.
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A $4,000 Fire in Syracuse

SYRAcCsK, N. y, Nov. la-Fire this forenoon
in the block adjoining the First Presbyterian
Church on South Salina street damaged the
stocks OF A. A. DRAFT, furniture; Frank Diel,
house furnishing goods; Woolworth's ten-centS
store and others TO the extent OF e75,000. The
IRE caught In the nth door Of 0raff's store st
O'clock this morning. The property u owned
BY the Dillaye estasts aud Rosenbtoom Brothers
The loss 70 the buildings - trining compared
10 iop on stock. 81
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Pleased With Lord Salisbury's Speech.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Nov. 13.-The Journal de 81
Petersburg, commenting upon the Marquis of
salisbury's speech at the lord mayors banquet
IN London, says that the premier's friendly
reference to the czarewitch's approaching
visit to India viii awaken hearty response in
Russia
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Wants to Reveal the Cronin Mystery.

""HUS 20 TNeVeaI tne CFOnfn Mystery.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The Ne,cs this morning
says: O'Sullivan, the ice man who is serving
life sentence in Joliet for completely in the
murder of DIR. Cronin, has intimated to a num-
Der of friends who called upon him this week
that he il anxious to tell all he knows about the
murder, and thinks he has already suffered
enough for the msdeeds OF others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13
Collision in an English Tunnel.

LONDON. Nov. 13.-Early this morning train
on the London and Northwestern railway which
was crowded with workmen proceeding to their
daily labor, collided with goods train in the
tunnel at Chalk farm. One brakeman was
killed and a number OF other persons were Sc
riouslY injured,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13

Mrs. HARRISON left for Baltimore this after
noon to attend a reception to be given there to-
night in her honor.
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Trying to Settle Swiss Troubles.

BERNIE, Nov. 13.-The second conference to
reconcile the differences between the liberals
and conservatives in the canton of Ticino, the
first conference having failed in its object, met
today. N. Ruchonne1, the president OF
Switzerland, presided. He proposed the
adoption Of q proportional election system,
based on the principle Of large constituencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13
French Duelists EXCHANGE Shots.

PARIS, Nov. 13.-MM. Deronlede and La
guerre fought q duel this morning in a wood
near Monceau. Four shots were exchanged.
none Of which took effect The duelists have
been summoned to appear at the Office of the
public prosecutor.
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Sunk in the British Channel.

LONDON, Nov. IA telegram from Dover
received this forenoon says that The Norwegian
ship Terpsichore, Capt Sorensen, from Quebec
October II for New Castle, England, was sunk
by collision in the channel last night The fate
of the crew Ia unknown.
Later advices state that the crew OF the
Terpsichore were rescued by life boat from
Deal
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Real Estate Matters.

sallie Walsh has bought for eli. 800 Of h n.
Warner sub IS. square 60 by IS feet, corner
2lst and p streets northwest
Rosalie GAM has purchased Of A. & Mia.
dleton for $500 sub ~. square ssa. Islx by n
feet on l. street between 5th aud Cab streets
northwest
, ID. Weaver has bought for e. 800 OF Mary r.
freeman sub AZ. square 972-l.7I square feet,
renting IL feet on 10Th street between Penn
sylyania avenue and ID street southeast
j. ). Boss has purchased for s4.l&s. 20 Of q.
Al; chester subs 2O5, 207. 22l 60 pa, square
looi, fronting Is and IS feet on Linden place
between q, h, 18th and l3th streets northesst
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Representative

Representative Henderson Reelected.
DuBuauE, Iowa, Nov. lA--Coaplsts oiacial
returns from the third congregational district
give Henderson (rspuhlioaa) . majority Of
les over Coack
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Turkish Concessions to France.

By an imperial decree issued in Constan-
tinopie yesterday the right TO construct quays
on both shores of the Golden Horn is awarded
to French syndicate, which was the first to
apply therefor. Similar works will be con-
structed by the syndicate in the harbor OF
Topkhane to the dock yard. The award car
ries with il, among other valuable privileges,
the right OF levying landing and other dues on
merchandise, the syndicate to pay fhe govern
ment ten per cent Of its earnings. The grant
ing of these concessions was vigorously opposed
by German capitalists who desired TO secure
the privileges to themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market,
The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New YORK stock Market, ~ reported By special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today am, a; pm, 81; maximum,
SO; minimum, A.
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woman following o man about the streets
today caused considerable excitement, AZ y.r,-
Gus places. Both parties were from Balti-
more and the woman said that the
man had been living with her and was now
trying 70 'shake" her. She, however. was not
to be gotten rid OF SO easily. and she followed
HIM about until police headquarters Was
reached
Then the parties were given some legal ad-
vice, but even that did not brighten the female.
She followed him from there TO 7th street,
where there was scene and the man finally
got rid OF her by running away as fast 90 he
could
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A SuarnIs1so CASE

Mr. Alex. Harris. prominent lawyer at No. HOS q.
st. NV. Washington. O.. under date Of January IL.
1890. wrote to the ABc Chemical Co.. Richmond
va giving the history Of case Of skin eruption of
twenty standing the result Of malignant blood
disease CAT this time MI Harris bad been unable 10
walk for six month) In reply he was directed 20 uss
AB.o. Aterstivs with the sssursnoe thas he would
be cured March 1. 1890. Mr. harris again wrote the
ARc. Chemical Co. In the following words. The
improvement in my case 90 far 10 almost miraculous
am really getting we'll and can walk - well q svsr
could and my general health was never bsttsr IsAs
write you from time time Meantime Jon can rsfss
any one TO me you desire. and Ishau certainly ssl
them that the ARC Alternative has done me nors sood
In two months than has twenty ysars sxpsrssos with
various eminent physicians and other rsmsdass
tried" undsr the date Of April .. 1890. ~. HAsrss
wrote, Il an entirely we'll. col
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LADIES. 35c UsprnwEAn Csc.

90 to . pm. Tomorrow)
Who doesn't know of our 35c. Ribbed Merino Vests,
finished just like the usual Soc sarments-pesr but
tons; very fine ribs waist to At the body with
errasin: all sizes. Of the Vests being within
two inches Of three feet In length.
sgWe have five thousand Of these Vests. but that
none shall be disappointed-NoT MORE THAN TWO
TO EACH CUSTOMER AT 30 CENTS Any
quantity 1T the regular price.
WARRANTED FAST BLACK HOSE
35c. Hose. with high splced hees..............29c
QUO Hose al .44c
53c. Hose. the usual CSC quality. .4ec
2Jc. hose, clildren's. all
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
10 per cent of the marked prees of all Babies Chill
dren's Eoys' Girls and Misses Undergarmerts. The
American Hosiery Co.'S Underwear, Cartwright
Warmers Underwear and Ribbed and Plain Msrino
and Atwood Underwear Of every description.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belov.l
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DENYING THE RUMORs.

Unwarranted Statements Regarding the
North American Company.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Au sorts Of stories are
Affairs Of North American. It is reported that
the company's assets have all been pledged to
secure debts and that nothing remains for the
stockholders. The officials Of the company in
reply to questions say that the company is
solvent II Ia not denied by the credit
ors that the company Ia solvent, that
IT, that its assets are equal to its liabilities but
company will have 10 little left after its debts
are paid that it will be impossible to continue
its existence. The officers of the company
state that they are working now on a statement
which they will give to the public later in the
The following statement was accordingly au-
thorized by the officials Of the company:
1.-THE reports az 10 the condition Of the North
American Company are unfounded and ex-
tremely unjust. The company has no outstand-
ing cali obligations and its time loans are held
by comparatively few persons and institutions
Of great financial strength and are abundantly
secured by cOllatersls which oven ut the panic
prices prevailing during the last few days could
have been sold for . sum sufficient to pay all
its obligations and leave large and substan-
tial surplus to the credit Of tho company.
1.-The company has also large amount Of
valuable assets IN its treasury which are not
pledged at all and ID and always has been per-
fectly solvent Owing to the feverish ana un-
certain condition of tho market it was thought
wise to call all creditors together in order to
get their assurances that the assets of the COM
pany pledged to them as collateral would not be
sacrificed. These assurances have been cheer
fully given anda committee of the creditors has
been appointed 70 Cooperate with the officers
Of the company in preventing any needless
sacrifice of its securities. The creditors were
called together simply TO satisfy them Of the
sound condition OF the company and to obtain
their cooperation. The company has made
no assignment and intends to make none."
The Mechanical Engineers Adjourn.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 12-The convention Of
the American Society Of Mechanical Engineers
met ct $50 this morning, President Smith in
| the chair. After number Of papers were
| read and discussed the convention adjourned
| to meet in Providence, RI, In June.
The Alliance Members Unpledged.
CHICAGO. Nov. lathe Tribune this morn.
| ing publishes interviews with the three men,
bers OF the state legislature elected on the
farmers ticket at the late election who hold the
balance Of power on joint baliet for United
pledged 10, any candidate Tor that position ind
| they propose TO use their present advantage
solely for the benefit Of the constituency which
elected them-the FssmesS Alliahce.
Representative Henderson, Reelected.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. lA-Complsts ofacial
| returns from the third congressional district
give Henderson, (rspuslioan) majority Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13

USE FELs'S aERMlcIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDk SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
when you are sick
To protect yourself and attendants
To cleanse your person and linen
To cure all skin affections
To restore your complexion
USE FEI.S'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELSs GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELSS GERMICIDE soap
When you are well
To ward of contagious diseases
To keep the body in healthy condition
To prevent chspped hands and face
To preserve and bsautify the complexion
OF drugsists.
nS FELS CO.. Philadelphia
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Davitt Promises More Revelations. r
The Labor World of today contains Michael
Davitt's summing up Of his previous charges,
and will conclude the first part of his story
thus:
I'VE say that our indictment Of the Dublin
castle officials is not yet complete by q long
way. We shall add considerably to the list Of
our charges against persons in the pay Of Dub
lin castle, who organized and paid for the COM
dipping their hands in the secret service fund
and casting stigma upon the Irish cause.
"Part two win commence by announcing that
q considerable body Of evidence will be added
to that already given to establish the oomphclty
sss Inc
Pigott A detailed sketch will be given Of the
early career Of PiG0tt, who was perfectly inn
partial in his scheming and thieving on revolu-
tionists and constitutionalists both. From the
came it, open and underhand enemy"
->0>
Il Il learned that . direct aocusation was
made against Selby Jones' who committed sui-
eide II k.9 20 s CITY e. s: Ss =. /. re-
defunct firm Of Hall q Willis. The investiga-
tion had narrowed the mattAr down too close
for him and he took the shortest road away
from disgrace and killed himself
Henry h. Meyer, dry soSc: dealer, Rish-
e70,000; assets unknown.
The Alabama house de1oeEatic oaueus lass
night nominated for speaker N. n ClemsnAs.
The caucus ON federal Senator vail b held nsxS
The sevsuty.sscond annual meeting Of shs
General Missionary Society Of the lsthodist
Episcopal Church Was convened IN he Room-.
Asld Street Church IN Destea yesterday.
Walter n. Hester of Winston, travsltng tor Z
fossest Z Bon, Bslanere, eomnttAe1 Suie.as-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13

Scorrs EMULSION OF Con Liver On
WITH HYPoPHosPHITES
PALATABLE AS MILK.
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
MANY PEOPLE GAIN ONE POUND PER DAY BY
IT'S USE.
a RELIABLE REMEDY FOB
CONSUMPTION.
sCROFULA
BRONCHITIS
COUGHS AND COLDS
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
WASTING DISEASES
IMPURE BLOOD.
IT is THREE TIMES AS EFFIcACIOUsA AS PLAIN
COD LIVER OIL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Uncle Sam's Copper I'm ,he Wauon

In the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon in
the case Of Isaac Harris and Asa Banks. colored
men. charged with larceny from the United
States STEALING copper from the bureau of
engraving and printing!, the former flied
plea In abatement. setting forth that his name
was Israel aud not Isaac. Mr.. Birnoy appeared
Tor him, and Offering proof the plea was aus
tained He was, however. held 10 answer new
indictment in $500 bail
The case OF Asa Banks was then placed on trial
ne being indicted for the larceny of 81
pounds OF copper from the government Gen.
Birney appeared for this defendant also Banks
and Isaac Harris were engage a in removing old
paper from the Treasury July 30. and 10 is al
legged that they placed the copper in their
wagon. IL was testified that some persons Jaw
the act and sending word TO the watchmsn
the men we're stopped Of the gate and she cop
per found. Officer Cross was sent for and
made the arres.
This morning the defendant, after proving
an excellent character. took the stand and tes-
tined that he placed some Of the copper in bis
wagon to keep the oats (when his horse was
feeding) from wasting, but he did not know
how il got under the seat
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
The jury found a verdict OF guilty, with 4
Recommendation to the mercy of the court
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GLovrs Ar REDUCED Pa,cEs.
81 es "Palais Royal" Mousaustairss driving 81 35
$50 ''PsIais Royal" 4-but.On Suede Kids.
sLs5 ''Paais Royal" s-button Mousquetsires. 81 10
s9c. Pisskin MousQuessires. 81 quality.
s5c. Undressed Kid Gloves, q quality.
esc. do. Mousquetaires. 81 % quality 79c
96c. 4-button French Kid Gloves. .14c
sS-The 9oc. French Kid Gloves Warranted and
offered durins the special sale ut "A cents) the
sl.25 Gloves of the credit stores.
1HE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
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BE BrAur,ru1

For
COUGH.
CATARRH.
SORE THROAT
The Soden Mineral Psstlss are An infallible remedy
Convenient active and pleasant For sale By all drug
gists for 90 cents.
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VI
the systen really make them perfect little pill
They please those who use them Carters Little Liver
Or you are ali worn out really good for nothing tits
General ''''I BSsow tSy IRON B1rrERs.
twill cure You and give good appetite Sold by all
New GooDs-Low PnIcEs-EAsY
These are the inducements that should lead
you to visit the Furniture Carpet and Stove
JOHN RUDDEN.
$50 and 932 It'll It nv.
Tomore complete stock, no lower prices and
no easier terms can be found than here
Every grade Of Carpet from the cheapest In
grain to the costliest Velvet or Brussels; every
variety Of Psrior and Bed Room Furniture. in
Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century. Ward
robes. Hat Racks. sideboards. &c. Every make
Of Stove from the smallest Heater 70 the
most complete Range is here displayed at
prices not 10 be found elsewhere. AL carpets
made and laid free Of charge to purchasers
Add to this the fact that goods are sold on
credit a. cheap o. for cash-a small deposit
paid in such instalIments and in such time 40
may be agreed on between the buyer and
s~ller-and you have an inducement to pur-
chase hore such - no other house ofsrA
Remember the place.
RUDDEN's
Cash AND CREDIT FURNITURE STORES
n5-tr $50 AND e32 SEVENTH sT.N.w.
i .sasss Iem.rE Il purchsssSs s q CARERS iassls
Liver HllA MLsa yos Try them you VIII say the same
WAus1xr & NrDwr1.
as North Charles ST..
Baltimore. Nd.
WIN open at wILLAhD's HOTEL
PRIVATE PARLORS
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II. AND THE ENSUING
WEEK.
Psris-made Costumes ard Wraps. Dali Recepiot
and Dmnss Gowns. Garbage and Walking Costumes
Tss Gowns and Morning Dressed
0rdsu saksa end perfect ~ guaranteed. >nl-lot
A RE UNLIKE ALL OTHER PILLa NO PUR0INo
"A pain Act specially ca the liver aud bile. Car
tes's latte Liver Pilla One phi . dosA
TINE GENUINE AN0osTUnA DlrTE1s or On
smulaut 70 excite the sppstit. Al your dsuSy1sl
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The Mechanical Eugineers Adjourn.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 12-The convention Of
the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
met at $50 this morning, President Smith In
the chair. After number Of papers were
read and discussed the convention adjourned
to meet in Providence, RI, In June.
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Was Determined Not 60 BE shaken.

The jury found verdict OF guilty, with Q
Recommendation to the mercy Of the court
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
NEW VOLUME.

To-day the BULLETIN enters upon
the third year of its existence.
Since removing TO Rocky Bar the
BULLETIN has prospered beyond the
proprictor's anticipations. The sub
scription list has steadily increased
until il now has a number far
above the average country sheet OF
Idaho. Besides a good home circu'
lation 1t reaches the eyes Of over
200 subscribers east of the Missis-
sippi river as we'll as many in Can
ada, France, England and Ireland.
Realizing the Importance Of a
newspaper in their town the bust
ness men Of Rocky Bar have stood
nobly by tho BULLETIN and patro-
nized 1t liberally-for which we
heartily thank them.
1t has been our great desire to
make the BULLETIN a credit TO
Rocky Bar and TO Elmore county,
but as TO success in this particular
we leave II 10 our readers to decide.
Hoping for continued good wishes
and patronage from the people Of
these golden mountains and those
of the sage-brush plains of Gilmore
the BULLETIN will endsavor to
make it's weekly visits TO them as
an Independent Democratic paper
that will hew to the line Of honesty
and retrenchment in the manage
ment Of county affairs, let the chips
fall where they may.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN BILL

stanford's bill introduced into The
Senate Tor loans on land. provides for
the establishment OF Land loan bu-
reau in the Treasury Department
The Secretary Of the Treasury j.
authorized to prepare United States
circulating legal tender notes to be
placed TO the credit Of the land loan
bureau as needed. ANY citizen own
ing unincnmbered agricultural land
may apply to the bureau for loan, to
he secured by lien On the land, the
loan not to exceed half the assessed
value OF the land, no loans 10 be made
upon land less than $500 in value. nor
in sums Of less than $3.50, nor for q
longer time than twenty years, the
loans 10 bear interest at the rate of 2
per cent per annum, payable anna
ally, aud the principal may be paid Mt
any time in sums Of not less than %
per cent OF the whole amount. The
Secretary OF the Treasury will cancel
and retire notes equal To the payments
made on loans. In case oil default OF
payment OF interest or principal the
chief OF the bureau may order a fore
closure in the United States Circuit
Court
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
GIVE THEM WELCOME.

The following from the Idaho
World applies very forcibly to Ell
more county;
This county will be visited soon
by quite number of representa-
tives of capitalists, who will come
to look over our quartz field. The
capitalists who shave an eye on
Boise county" are both American
and foreign. and the latter will be
ready TO invest as soon as the Idaho
admission bill passes the Senate
and is signed by the President
This will be one of the great bene-
fits of Statehood, as by a law OF
Congress aliens cannot acquire
mineral land in the Territories. Ii
is capital that 9 mining section
needs and must have to make II a
producing success, and it matters
not from whence the capital comes
Foreign capital is investing heavily
in American mines, and this Terri
tory will now reap its share. The
objections urged against aliens ac'
quiring agricultural lands will not
hold good against their acquisition
Of mining ground, the wealth of the
latter not being of permanent ma
ture, and no matter what are the
profits of the owners of mines, the
working of them scatters money
profusely, every day laborer, farmer,
business and professional man be.
ing benefited, directly or indirectly
and mining builds up other indus
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
advice TO Mothers.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used by mothers for children
teething Tor over fifty years with per
feet SUCCESS. II relieves the little suf-
ferer at nee. produces natural, quiet
sleep by freeing the child from pain,
and the little cherub awakes as 'bright
as buttl h." II is very pleasant TO
taste. s0o[!Ies the child, sOftens the
gums, alla Us pain. relieves wind, reg
ulates tie bowels, and is the hest
known remedy for diarrhma, whether
arising frd m teeihing or other causes.
Prize 25e. bottle.