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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
THE ATLANTA ToLL ROAD.

Through the courtesy of MIR.
John Farneman of Atlanta the Bull
LErIN man has been shown deed
executed by the Buffalo and Idaho
Gold and Silver Mining Company
conveying to Gilmore county all the
right title and interest of that COM
pany in and to certain toll road
running between the town of Rocky
Bar and the town of Atlanta, conn
mencing one mile above the town OF
Rocky Bar and ending on the At
lanta side of Yuba bridge about
two miles below the town of Atlanta,
which is known as the Rocky Bar
and Atlanta toll road.
The Buffalo company owned q
great majority of the stock of this
toll road company, and as that com
pany has by deed conveyed its EN-,
tire interest to Gilmore county, il IL
fair to presume that our Commits
sioners can go ahead without feal
and grant the request Of the Atlantis
people by appropriating a sufficient
sum of money to place the roae
leading to Atlanta in passable con
dition for travel. The Atlanta PEG
pie feel that their rights have beer
ignored by the Commissioners AM
have endcavored to remove all OF
stacles in the path of the Com
missioners so they could act with
out fear of jeopardizing the intel
ests of the people at large. The
: think the coast is now clear an
that the Commissioners shout
come to their relief immediatel,
and the BULLETIN, in conjunctio
, with all our citizens, asks the Con
, missioners TO comply with their n
, quest at the earliest possible m'
ment.
J We are told that the reason til
} appointed 0verseer failed to qualif
D was from the fact that there coul
be but a few dollars collected 9
. road tax, that there was no fund
I with hich TO operate, and that
J was useless for him to go to I'll
! trouble TO hunt up bondsmen.
5 Some Atlanta people seem il
{ clined to condemn all of the res
g dents of Rocky Bar for the actio
. of the Commissioner in this parti
( ular matter, but why such vi
reasonable thoughts possess them
e a mystery to those of us who Ell
: terrain for them none but the be
: of feeling.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
LITTLE ELMORE.

A private letter from friend at
Pine Grove containg the following
paragraphs which we deem worthy
Of printing:
Considering all matters as they
seem, Little Gilmore, with its valu-
able and rich mines in various parts
as also its rich and productive soil
ere many years will be the fore
most and most prosperous county
in the Territory. We need State
hood in the interests of our mines
and mining properties.
The eight-hour system for labol
which is causing considerable
trouble should be easily decided
and settled by all hard labcrers
miners, mechanics, manufacturers
etc, and all unite in saying we viii
adopt the eight-hour system or plar
and stay with it. There il no doub
that the movement for shortninl
the hours of labor is destined I.
meet with success, though the bat
tie must be won inch by inch
There is scarcely day that doe
not witness a new conquest in som
part of the field of labor in thi
country.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

The Gilmore county seat war has
commenced and Glenn's Ferry and
Mountain Home have formed a
combination. When the bill passed
the Legislature cutting up Alturas,
il provided that the matter of a
county seat should be settled by
vote at the next general election, it
being located i'm the meantime in
Rocky Bar.-Boise Statesman.
In the event of early Statehood,
will some Of our wise men please
tell us when the next general cleo
ton" will take place. Amy election
before November would be special, y
and if we vote on county seat re
moval before that time and under
the State Constitution, then it would
require a two-third vote TO accom-.
plish county seat removal. II
strikes us that here is q nut that
the courts may be called upon &c
crack.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

Come to the Fourth of July meet
ing Monday night at the court house
Who'll give dollar toward build
ing a wagon road to the upper GENE
tery2
Street rumor has it that workmer
in the Gilmore tunnel cut into .
splendid body of ore few days ago
When it comes TO arranging any
thing for the good of the publ,
Fred Davis is q rustler from away
back.
Captain Baxter has Unexpectedly
been again called TO Nevada, ane
may not be able to reach the Shak'
creek mines for several weeks.
The Idaho World says the mel
having the affairs of the Silvel
Mountain Company in charge ar
settling up old due bills at a dis
count.
News was received here yesterda,
morning by telephone that the en-
tire business portion of Weiser hae
been destroyed BY fire. No partic
ulars.
Road overseer Warren Buell. ha
pushed work on the road between
this place and Junction Bar, an,
made it passable for teams mucl
earlier than any one predicted.
The following cases have bee
transferred from the Alturas docke
to the District Court of Gilmore
John Winkleback, appellant, vs.. II
Pickett, respondent. s. N. Nichols
appellant, vs. Samuel Bane, n
spondent. Helfrich & Miller Va. !
II. Kinney.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
FOURTH OF JULY MEETING.

By request of several leading citi-
gems of Rocky Bar the BULLETIN
announces that there will be a
meeting held at the court house
Monday evening, June 2, at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose of arranging for the
celebration of Americas Natal Day.
Ladies' are also respectfully re-
quested TO attend and take part in
the proceedings.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
KEEP POSTED.

II you desire TO keep yourself posted
on National politics, now Is the oppor-
tunity to do so by subscribing for the
National Democrat" published at
Washington d. G. You can get the
GILMORE BULLETIN and the National
Democrat for one year by paying ~. 10
In advance. The Democrat is the
ablest political paper In the United
States. Sample copies can be had b,
calling at this Office. This PROPOSE
ton win hold good only for short
time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31


beats anything heretofore
made in
all these and other points.
The
wide-awake Farmer
will also get
our circulars and
satisfy himself
whether he can afford
to have his grain
wasted
by other threshers when he
can make money
by having his grain
threshed
with the New Vibrator.
Our pamphlet giving
full information about
Threshing Machinery
and
Traction Engines
sent on application.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

DR.. e. p. Hayes, the well known
first-class dentist will be In Rocky Bar
in short time. II you want good
work done reserve il till his arrival,
of which due notice will be given.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
s. II. MCCARTHY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates.
Will attend to all legal business of
the late law firm OF Stull d McCarty.
Call on, OF address, 3. III. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
Reataurant fur sale.

Mrs. Mclaughlin offers for sale,
cheap for cash, the fixtures of the FL
more Restaurant, consisting OF cook
ing and heating stoves, tables, chairs,
dishes, in fact everything pertaining
to conducting a iirst-elass restaurant,
II you want bargain call immediately
al the premises, as the lady must soon
Kl 10 Join her son at Butte City.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
NJ. II. Coffin of Salt Lake is reg

NJ. III. Coffin of Salt Lake is reg
istered at the Alturas.
District Court will convene al
Rocky Bar June Both.
Mrs. Czizk departed for Warrens,
Idaho, Thursday morning, TO join
her husband.
Sheriff White and Dan Fitzwater
returned from Boise on Thursday
evenings stage.
Charley Grim has gone to the
Ogden hot springs to fight his old
enemy-the rheumatism.
George Smith manipulated the
organ at the Memorial exercises
yesterday in very proficient man
ner.
There is a beautiful &aaal
at Boise between twq<
q. o. p, and Bro.
sumo, is filled VIII
good work going 4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

For good job work, call at the
BULLETIN office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31
The!
VIBRATOR

Every
Enterprising Thresherman
knows that
the threshing machine
that will
work the most rapidly,
clean perfectly,
and save all the grain
will bring him
the best jobs and best prices,
and so he viii
Write now to
at once investigate
our claim that
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-05-31

George Tins left here for Atlanta
Wednesday morning. On arriving
at his old quarters that night he
discovered he had forgotten his
pocket-book which he left under his
pillow at the Alturas Hotel. Al
though much fatigued he retraced
his steps, arriving here Thursday
morning. Visiting the room that
he had occupied the night before he
found his book undisturbed, which
contained over 5000 in bank bills,
and naturally enough rejoiced
muchly at its recovery.
At the hour of going to press yes
terday evening no trace of the body
of poor Billy McKim, who was
drowned in the South Boise river
last week, had been discovered, al
though diligeS Rrch has been
made for wiles the river.
Casey, I Co. put a loi
of men at, Monday on the
: : ' | | | ! |
road - Lincoln creek
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
GREAT FLOODS.
Alarming Reports Prem Prague
and tie DAnabs Waller.
Fift, CT ksrs LIKES Lest ia ths Axs.
tran Cstf aad Much Property
assiroyed
DisAsrER n AVsrA1A.

PHAeTE, sept TIE booming e.
cannon 81 o'elock "Wednesday naorning
announced 70 the inhabitants Of tals
city that there wGs ~ alarming rise ia
tae river Mo4da4. 1hiS.s noNs through
Prague. Ihe Matters OF tie sNollen
river bore alohc fragments Of furniture
and wreckage ~ 1ll kinaS. Ate o clock
a. ID the inhabitants of tae loWer t0Wn
we're ordered u quit their houses by the
military During the DAY the floating
baths were destroyed A poaf00n on
which we're tAnty-fve prisoners,
two comm issionad officers and 4 cor
posal was capsized. I'd oniy the oHoers
and six other men were saved from
drowning AS the houses 81 Badweis.
which is also on the Moldau are flooded.
Hundreds OF boats are in use
PRAGUE. sept s.-A bridge in this
city over the Moldan on which were a
number Of persons watching the Hood
in that stream. collapsed, and thirty Of
the sight seers We're drowned.
Two more arches Of tho bridge az
Carlsbruecke have collapsed. The
monuments on the bridge were de-
stroyed. The inhabitants Of the town
are taking rofuge on the house tops.
The dam OF Prince Schwarzenberg' 5
great fish pond at Wittincau has burst
VIENNA, Sept 4-The rivers Of the
Moldau valley are sill rising An Of
fetal warning has been given that
the dam inclosing fsh-pond
several mixes In extent near Grat-
zen is in precar.pus condition.
The people living In tho vicin-
ity are panic-s tricken. The Danube
is within three feet OF the top Of the
dam which protects the lower portion OF
Vienna and the Prater. Numerous cas-
ualties are reported.
Many villages in the Danube valley
are submerged. The authorities here
are taking special precautions
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
SHORT SPECIALS

Ths AflwGHkee exposatlen as eperes
Wednesday
Johann veR Luts the Bassrisn states
nan. i de@a DE w&s 5sga ia 1sz9
General Alses ~ assume lis aew
Oates IN ChscAgo about sepSeneer IA
AZ Caches "Wednesday ths Aasriosa
FORESTRY Association began ia annual
congress
James Pennington. . QrQUiaent mer-
chant II Cosiags se2, Ky. Nas crewned
Nhlle hslhing Ia the ohie river
The eighteenth annual later State
exoosition 81 CaieAgs opeRea Neanes
asy evening with large attendance
I.aborers are scarce IN Nortaern Wis
conSin. and Il II estimated that 00a
men can hnd wcrk IN and near Ashland
Tbe Illinois State board OF E9eSll14-
tion decided "Wednesday thst az prop
ersy Should be assessed Al IS per ceHt q
lis fair cash yalae-
Al New YORK Wednesday Mrs Emily
CaYanaugh WAS sentenced 10 tive ye&rs
and four months in prison for shooting
her husband last galy.
PABLO j. Cow2n. the defaal ting ueas-
urer Of Hardin County. Ia, has been
pardoned BY Governor Boies lie lad
served about four years OF his siK-year
sentence.
Contracts have been signed for the
construction Of tunneS a mile and a
half in length AZ Niagara Falls In
furtherance Of big scheme 10 develop
water power
Adam nalung. of the firm of A. a.
W. Amsluas, hosiery manufacturers al
CincinDeti, committed suicide by shoot
ing "Wednesday. The cause was over
work and Worry.
The ship-Owners. representing cap
ital Of s50o. 0o0. coo effected permanent
organization Wednesday IA London "a
fight trades unions and protect their
rights as capitalists
The striking employees Of the West
inghouse works at Pitts buFgh. 10 tbs
number Of /, 200 men, went 70 the shops
Wednesday and requested their old
places On the cd terms.
The Iowa authorities have at las
closed IN on ' oto4hiS "otNA4As iDc AS
torious violator Of the States prohi-
bition laws. and several sentences hang
ing over him viii be carried into effect
Judge Alvey, at Hagerstown. Ind,
/ Wednesday ordered that the proPerue:
| and franchises OF the Chesapeake & Ohl'
canal should be sold. lie declares thal
the canal can not be restored so as Z
produce a revenue applicable 70 The
! navment of the bond ed indie btedness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
Passed the Century Mark.

CHIeAGo, Sept Mrs. Katherine
Lynch, whose death was announced
Wednesday, was at the time OF her de-
misc perhaps the Oldest womaa in Hi
nois She was born in 1855 In Ballina-
more, County Limerick, Ireland. being
therefore l04 years Of age. Since the
year ls41 the aged woman had lived in
this country, the first ten Of the years
being spent in New York and Connecti-
cut Since that time she has been q
resident Of Chicago. Less than fort
night before her death Mrs Lynch
walked several blocks 20 make a pur-
chase c. some tea. Her death Was the
result OF falling old age.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
Indians yYon't Hc Enumerated.

OKLAHOMA CITY, l. T., Sept 4-Src-
cial Agent Merit and Indian Agent
Patrick arrived here Wednesday from
the Kickapoo Indisa village, where
an attempt had been made to
enroll that tribe. A council OF
the head men was held Sat.
urday and Monday, al each Of which
they positively refused to be enumer-
ated. The officials have wired state
ment of the situation to the department
at Washington and asked for military
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

POPLAR BLUFT. No. Sept A-Dur-
ing an alteration Tuesday between
Mr. Albright proprietor OF tho Clifford
House, aud Thomas Smith. a negro. the
latter threw a rock az Abr ght. fraotur-
ing his skull Wednesday r.orning
Smiths body riddled With bullets was
found hanging 10 the bridge across
Black river. Albright IS still alive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
pig Gathsrlnr Of Iuthsran..

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. A-The ffth
great annual reunion Of the Lutherans
Of Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia.
Pennsylvania and he District 81 Co
lumbia took place al Pen 1ar Exten-
sive preparations have been made
for the occasion. There were over
%. 600 people in attendance. It was the
greatest reunion yet held. and the Lu-
therans we're joyful over their success.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
Hon. william Murphr Dead.

PORTAGE, Wis. Sept s.-Hon- Will
lam Murphy, of Briggsville, died at :
o'clock Tuesday night after three
weeks illness. Mr. Murphy was one Of
the best-known Democratic politicians
in Central Wisconsin. He was man Of
ability and unquestioned integrity. He
was member of the State Legislature
in 1859. 1872 and 1888 and Presiden-
tial elector in 1880.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
MORE FIRMS INVOLVED.
Effect or the Potter-Loveli Failure at
Boston.


BosToN. Sept. In consequence OF
the Potter-Lovell failure some firms
which they had been carrying are in
financial straits. The paper OF the
Worcester steel works has gone 20 pro-
test and they may be obliged TO assign.
Their liabilities are 100000.
George NJ. Rice, the president,
owns the entire share capital OF
the company. He is also identified with
several trust and insurance companies
OF Worcester. lie retired from business
some years ago with fortune. An un-
successful effort was made last Decem-
ber TO sell this company in London
Potter, Lowell & Co. have carried the
concern for two years Mr.. Rice indors-
ing the company's paper. The steel
works are said 10 owe Potter, Lowell &
Co. about 50. OOO O0O
Sea.ev, Foster & Bowman, manufact-
urers of sewing silk and machine twist,
are said TO be badly involved in the aS
fairs of the Potter-Leyell Company. 1t
is officially announced that they
viii assign at once. The liabili-
ties are sS25, o00 and the nom
inal assets sl.lO0, 900. The assign
ees OF Searey, Foster a. Bowman will
be Weston Lewis, president of the Man
ufacturers' National Bank: George :.
Bullens, president of the National Re
we're Bank, and A. w. Stearns,
president Of the Lawrence National
Bank The Potter-Lovell Company
handled the FIRMS paper to a
large extent, and in this way
the firms affairs became entangled with
those of the company. The Eureka
silk Manufacturing Company is closely
identified with the firm, and it Is
thought that If the latter is in trouble
the former must also be involved.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
EuIn.d UIs Triend's Homo.

ZkSEsyILLE, o. sept. 4-R Wood
bridge. Of Detroit. arrived in this city
at late houT Tuesday night and found
bis wife a. hotel with w. !. Lorrens.
also Of Detroit and an inumate friend
of the family Weed bridge attacked
I,orrens and thrashed him soundly.
Wednesday afternoon Woodbridge mei
Iorrens on tho street and hit him on
the head with = brick, inficung fats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
HE MARKETS.


CHICAGO S"rt
Frorr-cuss; and rteafY sprinE Patents
s50d510 Bskers s3.f91sD9. sifsiThfs - =
l4-5. Winter Patents. 81 e0a =. Ciesfs = ~
Q42a
wHEsT-Ruled weaver ard love- NJ s
cash. gpsGI oiS. DeoeHbcT. p loe<ll oab Nay
;l04alU7it
CoH~-was moderately scfive suc easier
No s5sa4ec. No YelioS. 47c; No :. 4'fa
ssAc No Q yellow ss,sc Sep'enbcf snt
October, E5I0 CSC. Nay. Gz6sc
OsTs-cuicf sud steady 10. F44 Nifc
crie,.sr wsawkc. MAY 81. 4ssNe sam
Pies IN fair suprlr sn5 steady. No g ssaa5c.
No. White. ssnes &C. No. 2 &sg1si4e 80.
2 White. 35a.s7ac
RYs-was steady 80 cash. sisc SEP
fe74ner 6eIivsrT ffitC. October f2 ". and
Deoeuber. SC sample iots ae sas5c for 30
sDd Tasae fof No
ptnrrY-wa~ frrsf Fo . September =
aslc sample couluior - 9 Sc good = ochoic'
ssSJs7c sud e1trs lots ga a.
WEss T-5pE- Martet Fofnsvhst ursrffies
Prices saoifhls - 81 g98i9 % for cash 90 y
af0 q Tor serferr ber 80 i56t1e3e for October
fafoa1gfs for 5snunry. snc tises.0iz - fca
May
Lam Ratsss scfivs Prices rengse 81 ~ -
asas ~ cash. - 22is a. 9 fos Stgtsrssr
- ssas37. for octobsf. sid - 70ts ~ fe'
gsrusrT
Bur4Ka -crssusrv sa1r. Dsirr iasolss
PscElre sfocf E8ee
Porrr rRx-Ifrs ehfckehs s1psze psr ,
Spring Cnicksss sasQs per Ie. Lire ursffs
san ysf Live necss sze. Ttr lifs
cesse. e Fszs - ~ srzen
Tacrop-Dlrtllea sffr.ts raiet 60 81 = =
psr sal fos ssisbse rooas
vrz YosK serf 4
wHs41-wesk xa*r e~r zen f'eie
ss- sraes.7r -. Ferssra-T. . "a -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
Xsrx III.

FLINT, Mich, Sept 4 4-Sumner How.
ard. ex-Chief Justice Of Arizona. ex-
United States District Attorney for
Utah. ex-Speaker Of the Michigan
House of Representatives. and poll
tician whose aggressive methods are ia.
miliar TO Republicans in all sections OF
the State, is lying at the point OF death
at his home in Burton township. near
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
FISH DYING sY THOUSANDS.
Factory Refuse In the Fox River In lIii-
nois the Cause of the Trouhle

GENEVA. H.. sept f-Something
like $4,000 pounds of dead fish have
been taken from the Fox river between
this city and Batavia. The surface
Of the river FOR several miles be-
low this city is covered with
deal fish, and The stencil is almost
unbearsble The fsh range from a
minnow three inches long 70 black bass,
picserel and pike weighing two and
three pounds The trou Bile iscause3 by
The refuse from the Charles Pope gia-
coso factory which is located iust b.
low The dan across the river At this
n ace
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

NV YoHg. SEPT. 4-John Dillon.
Thomas Sheehan. and sames Flsmiag
engaged o. clean v7n ia West New
Brighton. we're overcome bg fcal ar
and az three died. Dillon went down
frs an when il was discovered he
had fallen to tie botson. the Others
went down with the fstal results
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

.soth the method and results when
kyrup OF sigs Is taken; it is pleasant
aad refreshing - the taste. and ats
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver AID B0ssls, essznses the sys-
tn eHsetually, dispsls eolds. head
aches and teyers aud cures hahiteal
constipation Syrup Of Figs Is the
0nly remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 20 the taste and ac-
eeptabls 10 the stomach, prompt IL
ia sctioa and truly beneficial In It's
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
70 all aud have made il the nost
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale Ia boc
and 81 bottles bT al leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have iE on hand VIII pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 70 Try Il Do lot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SYnt.p co.
Sss sRAaclSco. cst.
kccsStllLE. -. kES f0sx. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

BaITTsnRy. Md.. Sspt 4-Willisr-
~ Batss 81 the ffm of BATES a Rob r.
son. fo1llssers ~ IRE Protectar. fhs
oTe5al organ of the Tn. ~ WogkHsn
fo- ths Jurisdiction 81 Maryland vir-
ri.fa- Delaware an5 Nen Jsrssr. died
"Wednesday frov the elects O. morphis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
A APPoINrMENr

wAsHIssToS, sept 4--The President
has appointed : Dana Horton, Of ohio.
the well-knoWn writer o. tne silver
question, q special commissioners 70
visit Earope for the purpose Of secuF-
ing some Arrangement with the Latin
union countries FOR the adoptloa
o. q bimetallic standard Of money.
Such a commissioner was authorized
by the diplomatic appropriation bill,
and Mr. Horton. who has visited Europe
apon a similar mission before, was Sc
leeted on account Of his familiarity
with the subject and his wide scqasint-
ance among the leading financiers Of
that continent
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05
QUAY SCORED.
NJ. Keansdy, o., Attacks tbs
Psnasylvania Senator.
A 61ttsr Speech in ths House Gea.
era Oeesse On ths Farif 81
Closed IA the Sen&ls.



wAssfSstox. Seps 4-naring ths
discussion u the Glayten- -Bgee kinrl1ge
case a the House Wednesday Mr. Ken-
nedy co. took eecasioa - pay his re-
speets % senator Quay pa Mr.. Ken-
nedy dres from the details q tne Cay
ten eekinrisge case the eonclu-
sion tA4t : Federal election laN
should bs enacted He rejected
severely 0poa the senators Who have
been opposed 70 the Lodge bill For
himsslt coE6deat IN the doctrines OF
the Rep1blieaR party, fully committed
to the principles Of that party, he must
forever dissent from the coWardly sur
render which kanls down the nag aud
strikes the colors Of the Republican
party 20 defeated zoe. Continuing he
said.
ssrhe cloak q Senatorial courtesy has been
ased 20 hide ms ial2Dy aud e0rruDtioA which
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

have .ishonorcd an 4
disgraeed . body which
~as once the proudest
In he land fhe eiosx
Of Senatorial courtesy
has become q stencil
T. the nQstrils and =
by word n the mouths
o al n0nest citizens
IN the land u makes
. cloak behind which
ignorant and arrogant
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

kos<s smsis g hs slio~ed ~ saeA
Sise
seeelA Axlox 81 FHz N>ffze STATS
A.sfxsFeS- Sept a. tee Fcpas4-
t.on - sss fa44y- fear states. sxels1iRg
- f,i.srscs u Coletab2s, tae lsgE.-
sors.s al ths la6lans III - zes.t
=. - -, -. fs,f lrsrSs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05

The population Of The Territories, the
District OF colanbia and the Indians
aggregates about million. making the
total a. coo. 600.