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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
MAY l, 1898.
That is the Date FIXED for Opening the
Worlds Fair.
week.

NOrId's FaIr.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The House
today passed the Worlds Fair bill, with
an amendment by Chairman Gambler,
OF the World Fair Committee, provid-
ing for the dedication of the buildings
Of the Worlds Fair, with appropriate
ceremonies, October y. 1892, and the
opening of the exposition to visitors
not later than May IL, 1898, and clos
ing not later than October 80, 1898.
Gambler said the pOstpOncment was not
asked by Chicago. but he thought that
il would inure 10 the benefit of the
exhibitors, who were to take part in
the exhibition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
SPARTA SPARKS.
Personals - Prohibition Sominations-A
Prospective Marriage

tAs-Es'Nk y va Ft-t-fsl-atNNNN
SPARTA, Mich, March 25.-Mrs. j. G..
Van Wlnkle Is visiting in Grand Rapids.
-kx-MayOr J. l.. Curtis, of Grand
Rapids, was here the other day.-The
PrOhibitiOnists met IN caucus last Satur-
day aud nominated V. Roberts for
supervisor. {. Field for treasurer, and
{. Johnson for clerk Abel BlOomer,
a wealthy farmer, of this place, ana
Miss May Cummings, of Town Line, are
10 be married IN the near future, so
says Dame Rumor. Miss Cummings is
a teacher in one of the schools IN
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Iouis F. Gibson, Of Memphis, Tenn.
eft hi, pooket-hook III The toilet room
q car, On the c. z u =. "a read.
When TIE porter ratsruef the va let e.
Conductor Pratt tee stteT gave t 10
the oVDer. and the afte- ssys ire En-
closed n7o-ey Vas $40 s1oIt- IGs case
e e~Ing investigated
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
A FREE TRADE LIE
The Grand Rapids Democrats"
csyiecS Argannert shown Up.
lruaNEY-cEsERlL TROxBRImEOUT
n.~. - ~ 61stos MS sasesssor--A Bad
sss OF Ness FEoaa Hzds0asiLI.
6yFoass Poems Ia tks PaipIt-
s4ksE maktHs a. aars

t1stt<ft = - ff-t%A-s W.T.
CAssoyIA, Men, March Z5.-We clip
tie following Gly fiction from Satur-
days Dsm0Sss, supposed ~ have been
evolved from the Gray Matter" Of the
sensational correspondent OF that sheet
PROTECTED To DEATH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

ports nlE2 zs gsgtl1z along satisfactorily.
he slH remain a. bis mothers nome
here until fully recovered.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

THE New York Tribune is in favor
of the Force bill because it wants the
Mckinley BILL the Chicago Tribune
is opposed to the Mckinley bill and
demands the Force bill. The St. Louis
organ is convinced that the party
would be better off with neither bill
than with both. And so it goes nip
and tuck between Dick and the Devil,
with the prospects in favor of both
coming out of it in badly damaged
condition.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
Stealing a Wife in st. Louis.

The experience of Mr.. William
Kennett of Kansas City must indeed
give married men pause. Mr. Ken
nett has been robbed Of his wife. Not
in the old-fashioned way with honey
ed words and promises of more liberal
arrangements as regards bonnets, and
so forth, but in the active, vigorous
methods of the highwayman. A re-
yolver was leveled at Mr.. Kennett's
head and he was told to throw up his
hands, which he of course did. His
pocket was then, as 1t we're, picked Of
his wife. Mr.. Kennett now regrets
that be did not leave his wife at his
hotel in the iron safe provided to re-
ceiye such yaluables BY a thoughtful
proprietor, but it is now too late.
As we said, Mr. Kennett lives IN
Kansas City. He was married six
months ago, which we believe will
prevent any suspicion of collision be-
tween Mr.. Kennctt and the robber-
had he been married a number of
years the public might, perhaps, sus.
pect that he gaze the robber, $40 TO
perform the robbery, but under the
circumstances we must conclude that
he was robbed in a perfectly straight-
forward manner. Dir. Kennett, it
seems from the published account,
first lost his wife in what may be
called legitimate way. A former
lover named Davis induced her to 90
with him to ST. Louis. Whether it
was the fascination of Davis or the
prospect Of living in St. Louis we
know not, but whichever it may have
been, she deserted Kennett and went
to st. Louis with Davis. Kenneth
promptly followed and held a confer
ence with his wife. He admitted the
great advantages of st. Louis as q
place Of residence, with its possibil.
tiles for visiting Shaw's Gardens and
fol hearing the steamboats, whistle.
and he told her that he believed that
her duty lay in Kansas City. She
admitted that it did, became penirent
and promised to return. They ac.
cordingly started ont to walk to the
railroad station. When on an unfrc-
quentcd street the unconquered Davis
suddenly appeared, wearing boots,
broad-brimmed hat and a pair OF
spurs, Dragging ont a revolver a
foot long, he shouted TO Kennett u
throw up his hands, something which,
by the way, seems to have been sup.
crnu0ug, for as ye understand it, a
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
RlAckroor. IpAno. August I.

AlAAAkhHhSAt AN-NF-~f
The following named stockholders
being now delinquent ON the books
Of the company, are hereby notified
that in case Of failure or refusal IA
paw the amounts assessed agains,
their shares, SO much OF the shares OF
said stockholders so failing or r"fns-
ing, shall be sold BY the trustees at
public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash, on Saturday Septen
Der 18th, 1890, at > o'clock p IN, al
the office OF the company in Black
foot, Idaho, as may b. necessary q
pay the amount Of said unpaid asses
ments and balances and the cost Of
advertising and sale
VI. II. Johnson, bal. on work sll3O
John Gray 1913 -
j. Williams, assessment No = sOt
By order Of the Board % Trustee,
Blackfoot Irrigation Company
JOHS MONTGOMERY, Scc'y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
IdahO's Population.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The total
count of the population of the State
of Idaho, as made by Mr.. w. c. Hunt
of the population division and an
nounced by the Census Bureau to-day,
is 84,229. In 1880 the population
was 32,610. Increase, 81, 619, or 1879
per cent. The count by counties is
as follows Ada 1894, increase,
$500; Alturas 1922, increase $50;
Bear Lake 6,05l, increase, 2,S16;
Boise 1906, increase go; Cassia
3,l4O, increase 1928; Idaho 2,95l,
increase 92l Kootenai 4,1O7, in
crease 1889; Lemhi 1912 decrease
31S, Nez Perces 2,s43, decrease j.
l22; Oneida 6,7S4 decrease 1870;
0wyhee 2,Ols, increase 500; Shoshone
1876, increase 4,9O7; Washington
1928, increase 2,949; Bingham, 10
$50; Custer, 2, ia; Elmore, ,s69;
Latah. 1856; Logan, 4,l66.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

A school teacher who is contented
with a second or third grade certid-
cate, and yeal after year get no high
er in the scale of his profession, is a
plain, unvarnished tax eater, and upon
a second application for license ought
to be dismissed from service. The
curses o: the toiling masses who bear
the burdens of maintaining common
schools go daily upon the heads Of
your second and third grade teachers
who devour their substance without
adequate return.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
OF course our Rennhlican d

Or course our Republican friends
never intended to elect Mr.. Wiley
Lieutenant Governor when they nom
mated him. He comes from a little
mining town in Idaho county where
the sun shines brightly sometimes
three hours a day and sometimes it
don't. Idaho is a Democratic county
and when state officer cannot carry
his own county it is fair to presume
he cannot and will not carry the state
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

IL the Republicans of Bingham
county should fail to recognize the
services of Hon Fred T. Dubois in
their convention at Pocatello to-day,
and should refuse to name candidates
to the legislature favorable to his
election to the United States Senate,
then they will fall short Of their duty,
and the great counties of the north
which have instructed for him will
accuse his home people of being I'M
grateful and wanting in local pride.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
Republican State Ticket.

Governor, George l. shoup; con,
gresham, Willis Sweet; lieutenant.
governor, Norman B. Wiley; sccre,
tary of state, A. j. Pinkham; auditor,
Geo. A. Robethan; treasurer, Franz,
R. Coffin; encouragement, George II.
Roberts; superintendent of public
instruction, j. Il. Harroun; supreme
judges, J. W. Houston, John T. Nor
gan, ! NJ. Sullivan.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
THE oSLY osEI

The Chicago, Milwaukee,
Railway Is the only line II
Vcstibuled, Electric III
Steam Heated trains bctwel
Milwaukee, s. Paul and !
The Chicago. Milwaukee
Railway IL the only line rua
Ycstibulcd. Electric II
Steam Heated trains beswea
Council Bluffs and 0mahaI
The berth reading lamp
the Pullman Sleeping Gag
these lines Is patented, and
used By amy other Railway
Il Is the great improvcme|
age. Try 1t aud be convi'
For further particulars 4
nearest coupon ticket age'
dress J W. CASEY. Tray. II
No. 80 Stark St., Portland,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

Missouri mans hands always go up
instinctively or automatically on his
seeing revolver, Anyhow, the I'M
fortunate Kennett elevated his hands,
Davis hustled Mrs. Kennett into q
closed carriage and drove away with
the frightened horses ON fast run.
A thoughtful policeman who had wit
messed the proceedings helped Mr.
Kenneth down with his hands, and all
was again quiet in the unfrequented
street.
II the great city of St Louis cannot
protect visitors from being robbed Of
their wives, she ought to say so and
strangers will leave their wives at
home when they go there. II is dis
agreeable to have ones watch or
pocketbook stolen, but how much
more unfortunate it would be in many
cases to be robbed OF ones wife. II
it is necessary in st. Louis for a man
to attach his wife to his person with
chain as he does his watch or keys,
the fact ought to be given the great
est possible publicity Certain Utah
gentlemen might, We suppose, visit
ST. Louis and be robbed OF from one
to half a dozen wives and not notice
it; but outside Of them, few men are
well enough provided 10 the line to
take any chances. N. Y. Tribune.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

JoE PINKnAY, thc new chairman
of the Republican State Central Com
inittee, is good canpaigner and
about the first duty he viii perform
will he to dispense with the services
OF Harry the II. Joe can detect Har-
rvs failure in the twinkling of an
eye and he will simply say Harry,
"git," apd then the history Of the
campaign will Auxiliary got.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
A Preshrterian church ON

A Presbyterian church on Long
Island exhibited its unholy avarice
for money by presenting a girl Is
years old at fair to the public to be
kissed for % cents a smack. Gam
bling for the ring in the cake isn't a
circumstance to this effort to make
money to buy a new organ for the
church. The religion which some
people profess doesn't reach further
than their pocket books or their
mouths.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the Third Dlstr,c, !,
Idaho for Bingham county:
Rosalle UIlriek, Plaintiff.

In the District Court Of the Third DlstrIc, =,
ldahO, for Bingham county: "
Rosalle UIlriek, Plaintiff.
vs. gumr,on
Peter Ullrick, Defendant
To Peter Ullrick. Defendant:
In the name OF the people of tho n q
IN the Territory Of Idaho:
You are notified that there IA now nm eio l.,
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the Dlstrict Court -,
tne Third judicial District OF said Territ1ry n
Dt,ingham county, the complaint Of Ros, NJ
nHflck demanding Judgment nRniust WON ~,
lne dissolution Of the bonds ct Datrimans
now now existing between yOu ana plaintiff ang
aiso awarding the custody OF the mine,
cRno; Louis Ullrick. the Issna
OI salo marriage to the plaintiff as moro I'm,
appears ana Is set forth Ia the cOuiplaint ~,
nle beTcln, and that unless yOu aDpear N M
hnbWer SAID complaint within ten DAYS NJ ~
service thereof, " served within Ilineha =,
county, ana within twenty days III served ~,
~ sald county but within said district. ana n,
LOFTY Gays II served out Of said diatrict sYni,i
Hyc OF the day Of service Judgment v,1Ii ~
tnken against you by default and niainttr
VIII hpply 20 the court for the Keller fau,,,,,d
co IN plaintiffs complaint herpln. ''''''"
IN testimony whereof, 1, A. H. Ricbord.
Clerk Of the said district colirt ha ,,a
sehl nereuntO set my hand and ans
the seul Of said court nj HincI 49,
iaano' this I'D day OF August 1890.
u ne A l.. RrCHARDsoN, ,lerk
IL. II. HOPKINS, deputy.
Sd. Rich, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
NOTICE.

a. ODD Fellows Cemetery Is now IN
I P@,a hands Of the Trustees Of Golden
RUE rule Lodge No. "a and all nor,ioa
u, noi cum r receipts for lots present them ro
No. geo 1s,.. y. Hafer and get deed FOR for
Tue same By order Of Trustees ~
\. J. Osborn,
u. v. GuErls, Trustee,
All, GEo. p HArER.
s a., applications y. ~ for lots must be pre.
scented siln, 70 Geo 4. Hafer, who b ~ pre- ,ba
notebook, assistant SEXTON = ?.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

A millionaire James Robinson of
Phoenix, Arizona has recently found
time to attend a night school. He
has been so busy in former years
making money that he has not had
time to learn to read and write.
Brains not books acquire wealth.
Education and poverty often go
hand-in-han to the grave.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

1T is quito certain that the ap.
preaching winter will be one of great
distress in Ireland on account Of the
failure of the potato crop. which is
now a matter Of certainty The
American people will undoubtedly
be called upon for relief; aud they
will undoubtedly make generous
respose. There shoald, however, be
no Irish orEnglish politics mixed up
with the matter The distress will
afeet all classes and all crecds, and
tae relief should be extended TO all
e.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

IT will be long years after the com
ing election when The News will
lower its standard of journalism in
attempting to elect its own party men
by abusing and villifying the candi-
dates of the opposing party. We
should confess to low state of de-
pravity when that comes around.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly,
P0R sEPTEMRER. lsQO.

PoR SEPTEMBER, 1890.
The citizen soldier has the place
Of honor in Frank Lcslie's Popular
Monthly for September. the fronts.
piece Of which is fine equestrian
portrait Of Colonel Daniel Appleton.
Seventh Regiment, n. G. s. y. Y. The
paper, by Lieutenant A. G. Sharpe,
y. 5. A., on THE National Guard OF
the United States, is the most con.
else, comprehensive and interesting
illustrated magazine article on this
subject ever published. William
Hosea Ballou gives a graphic descrip
ton Of THE Great Cotton Belt" Cap
tam j. s. Payne's trilling article
Campaigning with Crook" embodie,
tribute to the great Indian fighter
and is a valuable contribution To con
temporary history Other timely and
beautifully illustrated articles. such
as FLORENCE and the Beatrice. Dant,
Festival; "The Green Vaults Of Ores
den, by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,
The Adirondacks as they Are b,
Frederick G.. Mather, and "som,
Poisonous Plants, by DR.. l.. B. Fletch
er, are among the main attractions Of
this specially interesting number
There are, as usual, short stories
poems, literary and descriptive essays
in abundance.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

Mr.. CHANcEY NJ, DEPEw's views
on strikes are very inconvenient to
his employees during his absence He
should have taken them With him to
Europe, instead of running away
from them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

Chill, after season Of prosperity
following It's successful war with
Peru, is once more reported as fol
lowing the rule of the other Spanish.
American nations and is threatened
with revolution and anarchy. The
troubles between the executive and
legislative branches of the govern.
ment seem to have reached a crisis,
the President refusing to pppoint a
Cabinet that suits Congress and the
latter body trying to starve him out
by refusing to make any appropria-
tons for any branch Of the public
service. The results is an extraor.
binary state of confusion and bust
ness depression. The deadlock be.
tween Mayor Noonan and the City
Council is nothing to it.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

IT is expected by the people that
the House will gracefully coincide
with the Senate in the conclusion that
the Federal election bill is not now a
good thing to insist upon, however
merltorious and desirable it may have
seemed at an earlier stage Of the SEES
sion.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

The Republican party is bold
enough to attempt general advance
of tariff taxes in face of a general de
mand for reduction. If the country
likes that sort of thing, that is the
sort of thing it likes. Let the Nc
Kinley bill pass to the polls |
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

Our Republican friends will make
lead the chief issue in the campaign.
Good enough. Governor Shoup will
have great deal of dead weight lead
to pull his State ticket through.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

THAT was noble vlndication of
Judge Weir when the Democratic
convention nominated him for Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme court by
reclamation and with so much ap.
plause and enthusiasm.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

WHEN you ask a Republican if he
thinks Gen'l. Roberts can win the
office of Attorney General over such
a distinguished lawyer as Genl. R.
z. johnson his answer will be: Of
course Genl. Roberts can win(O.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

without respect to class or creed. On
this platform every hungry mouth in
Ireland can be filed and every naked
body can be clothed.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

To RIDE two horses at tandem Is
nard thing to do. To ride into two
offices at the same election is another
hard thing to do
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
SUMMONS

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

~ ! ~ course OF study IA thorough. Smbrpc,n.,
~ tne branches necessary for first rlass 'i.
sr,,s ~, hhnEuhses, drawing aud vuCai 10.
s ous W Slas4 bcinz Included In tho Engtish
Sinnrsc' FORM no extra charge Ynnns tsi,ss
unsiring H. follow tho higher arr ~ t,,s .i..,
'er oonrse are afforded special facilities
,ar,, MODIFICATION of terms made when
Aechdeiny at the same time. "'"" 'he
r,.,,,i lh'es enn t'e secured for pupna nm the
'V gu. not outside The TERRITORY Wv
STUDIES will be- resumed fnt bo,,a,.. !,
DAY pupils Monday, soptnmbSr ''"e's ana
TOT IataIogle, address a. above.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

THE evidence before the House
judiciary system showing how the
power of the Federal courts is abused
for the sake Of fees ought to bring up
the question of abolishiDg the fee
system altogether in everything that
in any way concerns the administra-
ton of justice. Officials connected
with the courts, whether constables
or chief justices, should never be
paid by fees. The fee tends always
to act as bride to injustice and OPP
preston The worst evils of the old
prison system depended on jailer's
fees. The fees of prosecuting attor-
neys, clerks, marshals, sheriffs, con-
stables and other officers of court are
constant temptation of wrong-doing.
No public officer should be subjected
to such temptation.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
THE IDAHO NEWS.

ANOTHER soul made happy. Ere
mont Wood has gotten his soup-or-
.yisors.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
8ODY or A KILLED MAN FOUND
FOUND NEAR DURHAM.

1 Student Drinks Two Bottles of Lauda-
num-Destruction by Fire of Resi-
dence and stable-Terrlna Thunder
storm at Wilmington.
RALEIGH y. c., May lG.-'special.
This morning a body was found about a
mile and a half south Of Durham. The
limbs were scattered about in different di-
r'ciions. Upon the body was found a roll OF
about S2) In grgen5a"ks, some silver, sever
al keys, a note or two. Il appears that The
person WAS on horseback. ana T.. S2rse
was not touched in the least, and went on
after the rider had left his back.
The house and stables Of Eugene Morris,
white man living near Wiilon. la Gran
Vile county. weyc destroyed by incendiary
fire night before last. Five horses and a
colt, and n large quantity of grain and for
age were de noycd with the barn. There
was n0 Insurance.
a ictrfic electric torn prevailed at VII
mington yesterday morning. Telephone
and telegraph wires were Knocked down,
and the residence of \. ID. Brown Wae
struck and set on lire and seriously dam
AGED. The cupola was knocked down and
the furniture i'm hand WAS almost entirely
ruined. The house and furniture were i'm
-urtd for $1,000.
News is received oi wholesale raid ON
Illicit di-tilierie- bY revenue officers ian Per-
SON county. Three .mo0p-hiuc distllcries.
in tu'i blast. were captured and destroyed.
The management of the Eastern North
Carolina Insane Asylum, at G0idshoro. baye
decided % equip that institution with clec-
tric lights.