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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES
FOR THE
idaho INSANE ASYLUM.

Bids for supplying the Idaho Insane Asylum |
with supplies for the months ending June !. |
1891. viii be received by the Board OF Directors
until December list 1890, as follows;
$500 lbs Reef. to be delivered by qras want'd
1000 Bran and shorts.
300 Corn meal.
1000 - Flour
800 Graham Flour.
500 Germade.
400 Oaf Flake
800 Mn cleaned wheat
400 Apples. sun dried
300 Apricots. dried
lao Pears and 300 lbs peaches, dried
800 . Plums and 900 lbs prunes, dried
9El - Mnckernl.
coo /" white Navy beans.
200 Rice.
1850 Sugar, granulated.
go Sugar, Coffee A
10 " Sugar, pulverized
aS Chocolate
aoS a oSffee and 1876 lbs Tea
L 1890 I" Butter. 90 pounds per week
4 rs ' Baking Powder. Royal
/ lh0 i" Cheese
4 20 " Lard
~ Ground Mustard
% /" Soda and 80 of sweet crackers
8N0 " salt, Liverpool
100 Salt, Rock
| ln " TopiOca
80 Chewing and 30 Of smoking tobacco.
80 gal. Honey, strained
10 I" Syrup, New Orleans
40 Syrup In Ave gallon kegs.
60 " Vinegar. apple cider
1 uOT HOTTIES 1nON NhQN
$50 /" Eggs TO be delivered by the case
/ .s Salad Dressing. Durkec'e
/ Bottles of Piccalilly.
/ Bottles Tomato Catsup. Snydcrs
Bottles Worcestershire eauce.
Il Cans Beans, s dox cans cherries
Cans Oysters s doz cans peaches.
Cans Pie Peaches, California
" Z" Cans Peas doz cans Pears
f" Cans of plums
l2 " Cans of Tomatoes.
I" Cans of Saxdines, French imported.
- inns pf IohsNrr0. lu QOE AOFn
-cLoTHING-
20 doz Buttons for dresses, medium size
q 20 Buttons for pantaloous
!, 80 Buttons Cor Coats and 10 doz for vests
! 40 Buttons, rice, large and ~ dos medium
y i buckles for pantaloons
, q . Pairs hucksktn gloves
$ Hats and doc. caps, for men,
|, " OverallH, do8 Overshoce, uoz Sock
u / Mittens for men and dos Tor women.
N Congress Raiters for women
+" Cotton Hose for women
q ls " BOLTS white tape
= /" Bolts Coat Binding,
q LINER and toz red handkerchiefs
q i Spools white linen thread, No: l6
90 White 20 doz black Clark . n T threa
10 yds butchers linen
30 Cheese Cloth
n 80 bingham, beet blue and white.
II 100 GinRham for aprons.
10 Linen Facing.
m 800 Linen for towels
!. iD0 E" BlcachCd table linen
~ SO Turkey red table linen
10 100 Muslin, unbleachcd
$40 Sheeting, single unhleached
10 $40 Sheeting, single bleached
y 100 SheetinR double bleached
le i00 Silesia, white and 100 yards colored
IN sn Material for kitchen aprons
100 Material for mems clothing, strong D
er not heavy.
ss.000 pounds of Rock Springs coal
FliIl description or samples when practical
will accompany each bid, and preference "
10 be given bidders who furnish samples. AGO
ted samples will be kept and paid for, mons
~ cepted returned at bidders expense,
-, bidders are requested 20 make their priS
W for goods delivered at II. II depot In Saoktt
ley freight prepaid, when railroad transportatl
il neceesary, otherwise 90 be delivered at
N. asylum Bids must be in sealed envelop
80, marked "Bids for supplies and addressed
~ Idaho Insane Asylum, hackfoot, Idaho.
i'll rhe Board reserves the right to reject a
and all bids BY order Of the Board
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

he Election
is over.
kre Elected.
j "a our Fall stock Of
DRY GOODS

/ -.iy iU Inspection consisting OF
Il. tanBels, sackings, plaads,
-, gInghams and punts.
/ N va complete line Of ehll.
| ssSsrueAE, both boys and
] NM ulos and reasonable assors-
i &laaies and gents underwear
/ ,wr usse line of ladies, genss
/ srns hosiery,
L IA liHs Of rcd, white and blue
D.
/ ,ass,s from the cheapest 70 the
,sgani liBe Of saxony, bost
~ and imported Of various
H. ~ reasonable priors.
\ ,loalanna' yarn Is the strong
y noa, durable.
/ sa roo have examined the stock
mapiitors, ne would b
iAls glad 10 show sou our line
/ y xleye, upon inspection tha
| . 0aYinee the most skep,ic
/ " give you better value 70
/ Ais any o,her house 10 town
Asye treason 20 believe this
i ~ an,i SEE our goods. We hnv
D. y Hil Democrats. Republican
! HsGtody.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15

Almost blaze. Monday morning
an alarm of fire was given at the Cut
shaw residence, occupied by Agent
Cozier, and in few minutes .he
bucket brigade was on hand for val
liant service. The fire broke ont where
the stove pipe passes through the roof
of the rear portion of the building but
was soon extinguished. Damage light.
The primary department OF our
public school was made as happy last
Wednesday afternoon as little ones
are Christmas eye when Santa Claus
comes. Mr.. McTucker entered the
room at the hour OF closing and pre-
sented that department with an organ,
card attached bearing the inscription:
THIS PAPPo0sE ORGAN is PRE-
sEETED TO OUR PETS BY SOME
OF THE BOYS.
.s..
MIR. McTucker's speech of presenta-
ton was both eloquent and touching,
and the little minims are now happy
and in singing mood all the day
long.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-15
10 whOn, n Man Concern

N n parties are hereby forbidden TO
Il y 'sao y from my ranch on the west
n, i" !, inc railroad aud between the
|lAo,. ~ blacktoot and Blackfoot river
|''''' my permission.
W. II. DArILsos,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
ARTYKUE VIII.
Obociqzhi hasyero.

OOOW29ZE2 NUSVCTU.
s l. Pod4ug kwitu sekrelarza, podpisanego przez
kapitana, ~wyp}acat TAX ~wsparcia, jake tez inne ma
~lezytcsci.
S .. 0 stanie kasy co miesiac szcze g6towY IDA
wac rapport.
8. kasycr stawia kaucyi so dolar6w tylez
wolno mu mlet Il slebie Gwardyjskich p%ieniedzy.
s 4 Ksiegi kasowe W %nalezytym utrzymywaG po-
rzadku, a pc skohczonym urzedzie takowe oddac bez
oporu swemu ~nastepcv, inaczel podpada karze 800.
ADTNL<TI "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
leksandra Xxi dokfadny Xxx
Slow n l. =
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI
ANGT ETSKO-P0T SIX
NGIELSKO-POLSK

zostal jus ukoho7ony odesfany tym, kt6rzy prsysaali ma dzisle
tytulkaml: zawieraj2cy 94 stronnic wyraznego druku ma dobrYm pa
pierre: Kosztuje tyko a dolary; Dzeho to jest pohzebne kazdenu Po-
lakowi W Ameryce, ktory tn obrat sobie ten kraj "a druga otczyzne.
?Jszykiem urzedowym biznesowym W Ameryoe Jest jesyE angielski i
.bz znajomosci teo jezyka ME MONA tn prowadzc zadnego interesu
ami za]mowao posad W urzedach, burach it'd. Tu W Ameryce opr6cz
oiczYstcgo jeyka angelskIego znaomosG innych jezyk6w Jest zgola
nispotzebn?. Ko opr6cz swego jgzyka, unoie Pc angesku, wszedziiew
ca{ej d{ugRj szerokiei Ameryce rozm6wi sic interes odprawi. Ko
umle po angiekku, ohqoiaz ME p}ynn;e,, 'atwo zna}d1e prace, p-
sade }atwo wybranym bye moze ma ial urzad w handlach bz
jezyka angieskiego najbardMej wyks zta}cony cz}owiek pozostaie "
lyle zatem W whsnym ;ntn@ie kazdcge tn mieszkajacego Polaka
Jest ]k najpredzej nauczyG sic jezyka angiekkiego. Poczatkowa ksiazka
ola nie9m'ejaoyoh po angnekku Jest "Posrednik Polsko Angieih cena
65 centdw; potem kon1ecznie potr2ebna jest ksi2zka S / ownik P OIL
SIX "a n ielski Angels HOBO Xxi, albowiem W tymzo
slowniku }atwo znMezc co macy pokkie siowo W lezyku angiehim
sfowo angiehkie G macy V 5szyku poEskim. Kazdy leden, kt6ryt tn
u kazdego, cry on robotnik, rzemieslnik, farmer, bznesta, handlarzlub
urzednik, powinno to dzieEo zna]dowa6 sig pod reka: Cy ko chce List
napisa6 pc angiesku lub chce co przet}umaczyG z ksiazki lb gazety
angielskej ma jezyk polski ME moze obyc sig bz stownika Pdskc
-Angielsnego Angielsko- Polskiego. N1zka cena tego dzie}a TEST TAX
przystepnq, re najuboszy czowlek moze ie kupiG.
Prsyse1ajcie ma 'no1e rece pc 4 dolary a kazdemu sawnih
a%atychniast wvle.
Il. DERDOWSKI .
Cor. 9nea a. CarimOma st.. -
WHNdDNA. MIMI. ~--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Wlzerunki swletych, jacy tyl-
ko SO W polskim kalendarzu, W
duzym formacie, MONA tn dostac
DO 80 centow sztuka.
Dalei MONA dostac G.. H
Derdowskiego pc 80 centow haste
pujace
ObRazy narOdowes
Szewc Jan KiIinsk1.
Tadeusz Kosciuszko.
kslaze Jozef Ponlatowskl.
Umleram "a Oiczyzne.
Polski tanlec narodowy.
Polak poddaie sic tylko Bogu.
Wesele krakowskie.
Polki ma polu bitwy.
Jan Tarnowski, hetman koronny.
kacol Chodklewicz.
Z pamietnikow Paska.
PoWrdt z woiny tureckie].
Arcybiskup Felinsk1.
Berko Jose}owlcz.
M~ieczysEaw [ i Boles}aw Chrobrv.
Stefan Batory.
kr6l Zygmunt PREY 1ozu smiertel-
nym krdlowej Barbara.
Jan Sobieski.
Il own'ez po 80 cen
tow mozna dostaG n a.
S ep u ace obrazy kr6-
po k c h:
Try dtaze kOlorowe obra.
zy I,o 20 cent6w:
IN TX B os IA Czest O
h S k a., z her baml Polsk
Lltwy i Rusi-obraz q ca
wysoki, 10 szeroki:
2.-J an III S b e s k j, DO
gromc: Turk6w pod Wiedniem.
80 cali wysoki, "a szeroki.
3.-Tadeusz Kosciuszko, bohater
Polski Ameryki, "a Gale wyso.
Xxi, IS szeroki.
Szanownym Rodakom Z WI
nony okolicy %polecamy taze r6z.
ny towar religijny, jake to krzy.
Z e, 7 z a C e czyli k ORC k i.
S kaplerze, kropielnic G
| obrazkl W ks1azke d c
n a DO i ii stwa.
Nova Ksiegarnia
IL. DERDOWsKlEG0
Corr 2rlds "a GagiEsaona
w im0Esa, RaamEa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Ma suchoty, krotki cd
q cch, horoby gard}a, a
e, mocna ograszke, b6l
osEab icni c, feuma st
neurag ia i wszelkie zasta.
r2a}e / nerwowc chOrobv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

ouginalaa i jedynic prawdziwa KIN
lacya scieSnlonym oXygenem dektor6.
'o,afkey l laien jest uzyciu cd Nv
~. laslosowuJe sig PREY TEN magne-
.yZo"ahy oxygen nitrogen, a masa
TAX p~Tzyrzasdzona, IL MONA JIG rc2seac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Doktorowic STARKEY i PALEN
pozwaiaja so5ie powolywac sic ma ma.
.stepuJace Znakomitosci, kt6rcS uzywaIy
ich kuracYi:
Hon. WM. D.. KELLEY, Mem. of Conrres pb
Rev. VICTOR l.. CONRAD, Ed Luth'n Obscr. phi
Rev. W.CUSHING,D ID. Rochester.N
Ion. VIM. NIXON, Ed. Intcr-O Ocean. Chicago III
W.H.WORTHINGTON Editor NcwSouthNewY ork.
Judge H.P. NROOMAN Quenemo Kan.
Mrs. MARY A. LlVERMORE, Melrosc, Massacl,.
Mr.. &c. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
Mr.. FRANK SlDDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon. w: W. SCHUYLER, EaNon, Pa.
~. WILSON 833 Broapway,N.Y Ed. Phila. Photo.
Y Waimea, Hawaii, Sandwich Is.
Mrs.MANUEL V.ORTEGA, FresnilloZrecatecas Mex
Mrs.EMMA COOPER, Utlll, Spanish Honduras 4.
J.. COBB, Ex-Vicc Consul, Casablanca, Marocco:
NJ. V. ASHBROOK. Red Bluff, Cal. :
J. MOOHRE ,Sip't Police, Blandiord, Dorsetshire. Eng,
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New South Wales.
i setki innych pc calych Stanach Zjednnoczonych
Compound xyger-its Made o
A ctlon and Results otto nazwa novel bro
szury o 200 stronach. publikowanej przez doktorow
Starkey Palen, ktora dale wszelkie informacye 0 tie
kuracyi prAe- oddycllanie; dostawione swiadectwa cd
setek wylczonych. Braszurka kazdemu darmo przy-
iana zostanic ma zYczenie.
DRS. STARKEY 81 PALEN
No. 1929 Arch Street. PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Prosze nam naplsac, ~ axle gazeta
s d%owiedzial
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
ARTYKUL VII.
OD6viq=ki RadY !a0spo0ore

0oce1"e 1ste'J ToT0'c7c"I
Odbierac cd czfonk6w ma posiedzeniach miesiecz-
ne sk}adkl inne pienqdze takowe wreczac ~kasyerc-
wi baczyc by by1y W ks1egi zaplsane.
s 2. Jezeli u~rzednicy z%aniedbuja czynnosci tycza-
ce sic p1enedzy, ~podpadaja karze, Cd 50 cent6w do
S 100.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03
THE WORLD is WIDE.
Canada Looks for Markets Out
Side United States.
MACDONALD SHOUTS DEFIANCE.


HALIFAX. =. - oc1 .-rssecsai s-ssr John
A. 1se3 zssc s1d SsY JoAa TAn- p~on. one o.
ss< eAedns1. Etes~ssed . 20 ss-ser - s1e
CsEservr " p1xy se<s s1ss esersooa- IAs
wke s@s S-Bs sy< e. n his fsrzy-Ex ytars o.
POI "a kss Ehss sse pssH - has zase ne-e-
shsS -ave ssso gaia - xsked- -zroz JOSH
trx tie GATED ss&z4s VIII ia f6ss.xn sxEo.-
~ z, coz E1-ssa- axaessz al scczAls-. n
pezsaag fa< NeKszysy IA sae AEencazs cave
taken saez. eoa-k We VII taks oz1 We s1l,
SIX Aa<ke-s - bone ~ e ssaee In ls1 81
soe1fA' Re sssd Dooody vsazed a1sexs<iSs-
AZ undergraduates was z2prscSso1e-
EALz7Ax. :. q. oc< IA ia-xs gathe--g .
1,sSzz1a O. f1e czosne- minister's vssE1x - HAD
lax wss bed yeEs-1xy ae<r Roexlazsaza, l5ee
pexsoas bszcg present sDeeenss we're zs1e ~
as Joan InoH paoa, C. Il TEpper, So yoha Mac
1onA-1 arE T. Z Ksnney. u p Isey al a.
cSzseed themselves ~ fsvcsfrg reciprocity
v1sa tae GATED sEssea a1e sssx. Of TIE e4Sgfs
ne Doz7sEssu gcvesaEeas lad Eods IL tess
dissczs@e, pa--ic1sar.v r<s-sysnx 20 Szr Care
sets Visit 20 WAssssgso1 Cay, rsea h- VS. AZ
saerlzs1 20 nexssss-e ssf re peocssy sal . fzss
sesaszSzf Of TIE 1saerses dispute. Sr 5eh1
IEesz psoa xEooo1eet the present. yosscy of tne
ENveynz7euI owing 70 "a Eas enarr-s In the
United States. 10 BE 70 suhs31zs fass ssra.ssstp
ssts ca tie P4esSc as1 A,sss ic. ssus xfricg
tie Canadian Pc pc faezlst - for transporting
s1ezs pso1Ece sa1 EsnrzscEz-es In Q rsra1
manner 70 tie povasous red sas Of Chiaa. Ja-~xn
asf AazsfiA, and TO fas great Ezsrxs-a Of Ee-
rg-,e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03
kapscity Of Modern Fighters.
pHtlafa1rh4a p-a.~

The rspacisy OF fighters is what is kill.
ing the ring. said an old-time sport TODAY.
Here Is Dempsey asking clubs TO hang IN
purse oil $1,000, which is more money
than Yankee Sullivan ever fought for in
ms lie. The oiG-timer was only partly
right. Dempsey has fought nearly forty
times, and yet today he has no money OF
consequence TO show for il. A fighters life
Is q fast one. but IL is very precarious one
even Tor those most successful IN the ring
'eryi lev ofthen have the bump of holding
en-io-nioney-Nith- very largely
developed, and in the time Of heir prosuerttv
lew OF them think OF the rainy dsy sure 10
come IN The future. I have in my mind
now the case OF pugilist who once fought
Tor the Championship of America and mad
throngs OF admirers at his heels, who TO-DAY
IS almost without dollar in the world and
Is vsiniy seeking employ meft as q police
msn on the Brooklyn bridge A week $50
MS son, young man OF 10 died here
among strangers. and when | suggested
gettins up benefit for the old veteran one
OF ms best friends replied 1T wouldn't
yield him cent. In the first MACE
lew OF the present generation of nght.
ers know him personally. and besides
.aes nave ali got as much as they
can co 10 maze a living for them.
selves. Then the public doesn't rivs > con.
nnenisi Tor back numbers, and il youitn't
paironize him. We would only he oar ~
pocket IN oar endesvors 10 benefit the ola
Fellow" There isn't much encouragement
In pugiiism as profession, i. will be seen
Dempsey wants large purse, SO tina; II ne
WINS he can nave something worth white 70
retire on. and II he is defeated be vii have
10 retire and catch on as best he can. He
IS wonderful lighter, but many of the
oest Judges OF pGgilism IN America look
upon Fltzsimmons IS rock on which his
fortunes wiz be wrecked, should be ever
run sfoul of him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03

Tse@ e'es0ex nnsE I q N ne esy vss -
e0ntEBBo1s syro9<- 7s11&cs wsss ssessz 80
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6Sss sd wsss Dse n1<s es5oTs1 - TIE zssn.
Hxcy psoE.5aens q xIzeas eoesz - sses DAss1aSx
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hsnss, rsszy 10 essn the fzzt Iatisa tnss esEas
tr fsaxs. Missy szszs vsss fred SOD Ere In
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ose sssse r. - fbszxas bess - cazl o1E &c zs-
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geseex tss en4 rny bsd bees c11psstes7 routed
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fence sd been s4zfy eEzs In sevsyss ysscsa He
tic - ses sxsy " ls<s5ax ks sorse sss1 t&<-
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SD - hss elosasng sxes 5<fzx . sssrs. end sd
be SCI sHeDsa:S-e1 &c wire sszek. ws18z have
Ea6s xo<s nss esca5e. Kcn1xy ne prisoners
were xsvsn . rsAi nj ssed - Ez9 cosss sa<s-
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rstssr tnxa psy tsss- zSss. TIE eataoz1saes
are pov hooking sor tie rsseal vac sos1 fasu
WHISKY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03
IDAHO'S GOOD VOTE.
Republican Ticket Is About
Two Thousand Ahead.
LEGISLATURE ALL RIGHT.
Civil Service Cosvestsss YfsAs Lstsls -
CSsAS4a II - Cs.asss -
rs Aaninssssssssn.

Do1sE CfTY, OF 1-rspeeza1 E-Ias results n
Acs cD1ssJ sss ssrprsG1x5y DeD0eTusse Tse
DeDocsx-s VII SErs ~ Sezsz tH-ee members Of
TIE legislature, As1 hsss <seesee TIE pros,zse
ss1gs sas ASK, eeysxszsy. Eesse lie s1e-sz
&Ga ses>1s1 ars e<sSe, Sr0D.Siy
De1oeTssse Tse sstzrrs frozs Esz F~rne,
nszzisJ Ds1ocrxse, ssgw cozs ne ccEzsF
ssze sd ssxsse1vs .exss 10 - Ksvntsieaa-
TIE D.z1oesstse Foss m A1s eDErty wAs eazsec
b ssns sseax E<yebsseen&, vEscs rsossc
E1ss css<Gsczs 20 sas e yzssse&s essse. A<t
VII ceef1 tseE vasuxrse xesAo1-
Ins returns or n - De Espzs3exo kest
quarters ssov fsss TIE Eeyzsseaas hsvs car
r1e1 tss sra:s ty sully 1904 Later rersxns Esy
rsoesiy fEss sozse. bEs VII increase sssAez sAaa
dazns1ssA f1s keDss.1cxn nativity Tie EeY8c
Deans VIII kxFs cree fo~sy members Ok fae
ssxsssss1re eeysxss. r3fs e5aoces ssyo-s.z fosfg-
fasse ozr 81 zfty-fozr. xsraz TIE Dssso-
essts foEf n AtA, three In Eosse,
ss1s Ia Alsaras. ore fr Esness,
o@s II Lezsn AMI ons In Washington. An the
yresezs rep 70 sbgr ms. fse Esyxsisesa Ia
torssy 10 tsTs-knr,e. TIE Esyztsseans csys
elected the zsTssaos ss< al shs rate fsckes SD
eozg-essnss, ssd vii hx-s fss sscsessed ia
tJfi1y IN tie ikxsssksr.ys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03
GoxD1AsED DIsrATcHEs.

Three cous:ersessers. wssa cses a-s1 metals
were esyt1sed .; Lx1Esz. Mica. Wednesday
Esxst Tsky gaTe sse zsHsz Of Charles Eexsey.
Hss.aazs ssl0 and Ben Bgw11
AZ Essoos Ayrss god % q1sted q; NJ per
esn- rsszz7nza-
TIE Argentine xovsssEsrf has fnt-o1 need
pscr1sa II congress 70 COW - ta< PROVINCIAL
foreign sSzss into national - ser cent loan
Ios sehszSe sszrs 70 relieve the ;govi1ees from
financial embarrassment b. gissag . national
guarantees for lie psynea. o. fEeir delta
Ths price Of sae silver in opss EArkes n
Amsterdam IDuss1xy stvsSeeo IRON - 70 q
"a Hous PEI kisoL
Gen Eoslsnysr Viii syen1 TIE winter IL
kstA
Esszzas ss1nst. TIE wo-sn rhe was ss-
rsssss - CssSes on sUsDseso1 Of being o Ger
E2sa sly, ass e0pfssses fsst sas xxs in - en-
ysoy u TIE GerEar goseTDzeBf q. q rnons1is
ssAasy O. 30 issDes. besides snsea ate .eessye1
travel g sxs<ass
Iso sske3 men bsss1e1 rain on sne Gin
esn ~ rsucnsky Csss@lxsd railroad. near
seDger A. q scndtsf. ana rocb-d s5e express
box oi 800 The trxsn a.ove1 ~. and the men
male their escape In the darkaeA
G>ofye Foahsis, 20 years Old, committed sui
e7de ~ Soilslst0wu. Ehas-s county. Cal.
Inurs1ay, By shooting himself sproazn the
hear vita q Slogan. Two weeks ago ne was
married 20 Lady 80 yexss Cd, who came re E
from Kansas 20 him, AID 70 whom ne was en-
gagged rhs.sy-sve yess ago.
Jana Dentos. living four miles from eass-
togs, =. T.. q. IEufsd y sssos bis vile dead ard
thea killed himself He 10 believed 70 have
BEEN insane.
Counterfeit silver dollars and 8 gold pie e.
are IL Circulation ~ T0esoa. A. Z. A sssrec; -
Bnces arrest.
Tns swiss federal ass mbiy, b. vote of - 70
Is. has approved the sczioa Of the gnndenash
In regard 70 1ici1io.
At the eiscgion fo. mem sers OF the lower Aus
trian Diet held Thursday. the ansi-Seairfcs
com b3ne1 with the cierscals. and captures i've
seAts In Vienna
". J. Lee, the Ashland Or, pension thief
plea1ed guilty B. fore Judge Desdy ct Portland
Tnursosy. and was sentenced 70 one year in the
peniseniia-y.
william Andrew II yesn old, pleaded
guilty 20 . charge Of petit larceny, In the San
francisco police court Thursday, and was fined
SIo0 Andrews il snsp- cse3 0; having hand n
various snsfss Gem United recently, aggre assrz
e 90 " gr-h Of property.
Carriage containing Mra Rsehe. Mn.
NeroEx and Mr.. Dr.. Jossaser and txo children
Eas struck by . Csnsdi a Pacific train Thur
day. near Aaskinorzs, Q .eo=c. and 81 The
ladies' sess killed Tie children escaped
EnnurI
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THE wAR-wHOOP IN pAyrox
Drunken Indians Invade and Terrorixe
tho Town,

DAYTON. Oct 2-lspecil Last Sunday
nisnt aoosf twenty-five drunken Indians gave
the sheriff and police OF Dayton considerable
erouble Late in the afternoon the Indians vers
seen to be having big time among the mseiyss.
large number congregated In the vicinity Of
Tie Catholic church. where several nsh;s oc-
cured. About $50 they began to invade the
city, riding their horses az full speed ON an
streets. and yelling at every jump. About
o'clock Sheriff MARQUES heard pistol shot.
ana tmmediasely went ont 10 see IL there was
nan TOR breakfast An Indian was seen com.
Ing Up Third street yelling and waving a large
revolver. The sheriff stood IN An alleywsy nm.
III the Indian got nearly opposite to him. when
De sprang cut and ordered the Indian TO s,op.
at The same time trying to catch the pony by
the bfidle. The Indian quickly wheeled his
horse 10 one side and escaped, but the sherss,
took parting shot II him Before the Indian
wss ont OF sight he was seen 10 fall forward ana
throw his arms around the pony's necs.
and II is thought that he was wounded.
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Gambler Ellis /. Noted Cn,,,.,.,.

bAH fnANcIsco. Oct. 2-Henry Ellis. who
vas ahot In spokane Falls Tuesday night after
having buncoed q man out OF yI7a. wa. in hv.
gone days one OF the most noted figures on the
streets OF this city. He Was one of three broth
err VINO came here from Iowa They were all
'1urs thing" men, good looking and O. polished
address. but little Dock was the most sue
eessiui man OF the three Chief Crowley one
eay ordered them to be arrested on q charge O.
vasfsncv placed against them. The result was
mat tnev ieit the city. They went TO Lo,
Angeles during boom tmes The other bro;her,
have been In Seattle for some time past.
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L0yDos. Oc1 line CsSszs.z< d0usss TIE wis
dom Of Canadian xsase-Esn n ss5rrng zp .
Je11 u1tn iaetr assgstor on sccoa1s Of TIE Ne
II i=y bsH. especially wien he opsEioa pr
vazis "a rsnJ qna-se-s shas IL Is tbs prs.aSe %
sgssF- eas gaseae5 ts3zscy.
Tss@ Tfan<s metres 81 az-@e vita rbe Candida
ansa..se-. tass the o.Il mass Dc recognized
q rEoss,rxsSoa vi hostility sx~s1ss E-x sfd
fardly a. 5scs1ed snaa tee Esr-s4 an Aass2
DEGREES Of SsysSssoz.
TIE Ss-lsa eo-resxo Gen % Il. Sssrs sara q
"a sta-ezt faa- ;Ee Se-1as ov--1z1DE e8a-eE.-
> xses r@YTi-ss II sse CEised ssx-ss re asss 20
modify tie MeElstey hi.1
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struck with a Clus.

James AcDaniels, proprietor of McDaniels'
fhester, on Jackson street. was arrested for as
ssnii and battery early this morning BY Officer
Corbett James Dowuey complained TIA, while
be was sitting In the thester watching the per.
fornsnce. he WAS struck over the head with
club by AeDsniels- The latter said someone
had been throwing small missiles nj him white
be was on the stage and the, he thought Dow.
ney was the person. McDauieis ppt nm s2s hail
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He Apolarir.d Too Som.

PT1EBCEs. OFT To-day while X. Gard
nes. a. ext D.ive lumber desler OF gidgewsy,
Pa. was returning from the East Lverp oil, o,
fair. he Was relieved q $1,000 the proceeds of
. big lumber sale. Al Washington street some
one called out ALLEGHENY" Gard er started
Tor the door, but was jsmmed to a corner By
several men who also wanted 10 get out He
spologized to one Of fnem after q quarr-L After
the city proper was reached Gardner found he
had apo osized too soon His pockeibook was
gone. ss was also the gentlemen TO whom the
apology vsx made.