The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-06-06

SATURDAY JUNE 8. 1891
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
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EVERYBODY seems to know some
law but the judges of the United
States supreme court.
The gold exported during the
last week in May reached total OF
$4,6OO,OOO, bringing the total for the
wear up to little over $50, OOO, 900,
an average of $4,000, 900 month.
MuRAr HALsrEAD expresses the
belief that Blaine's sickness has
been exaggerated. However that
may be, it is no worse than certain
aspirants for public honors wish to
have it.
HooDLuMs insult ladies on the
streets of Boise City by making
coarse remarks in their hearing. A
good oak club put where it would
do the most good would remedy an
evil of that kind.
HYpocR1TE ScH1EENFURTH, the
Rockford Messiah, now openly says
he is "the only true Christ" and
weak females Of his congregation
echo the nauseating deception.
Fools worship the hypocrite.
CITY TREASURER BARDsLEY, of
Philadelphia, has honored the usual
custom of American treasurers by
"misappropriating" few hundred
thousands, and is reposing with
dignified quiet in the city cooler.
ARTICLES of incorporation of Ida
no Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany, organized to construct and
operate lines in Kootnai county,
have been filed in the Secretary of
States Office. Principal place of
business Post Falls, capital stock,
$4,000.
PRESIDENT MCLAUGHLIN Of the
Omaha Medical Institute, and his
assistants, Drs. Williams and Sim
clair, were jailed last week on a
charge of murder. The charge in
cluded abortion and other forms Of
murder and malpractice, Convic-
ton in such cases should be fol-
lowed by capital punishment,
SENATOR PErT1GREw of Nebraska,
has been telling what he knows
about the Sioux Indians. Among
other things he says when the late
war broke out they had "plenty of
provisions" and that "they will
fight anything" What the Senator
doesn't know would make a bigger
book than what he does know.
The Alliance Farmer reports q
membership of 5000 in Ohio, 49,
900 in New York, $4,000 in Califor-
MIA, 100000 in Virginia, $1,000 in
Iowa, $4,000 in West Virginia, co.
900 in Pennsylvania, 10000 in Min
nesota, 10000 in Wisconsin and
100000 in Kentucky. Organiza-
tions have been effected in most Of
the States.
In a speech during the session
of the late Cincinnati convention,
speaking of the third party move
ment, General Master Workman
Powderly said at is too late to be
led or stopped by any one man. +"
Yet there is suspicion out that it
was led by one man, and that man
Mr.. Streeter, late defeated aspirant
for U. S. Senator from Illinois.
THE Florida Senatorial election
contest is ended, and if the election
is legal Call is the victor, which is
disputed. 1t required 81 votes to
elect and Mr.. Call received these.
but certain members of the legisla-
ture were absent when the voting
took place, having retreated to the
woods to prevent an election. So
weak a ruse should not invalidate
an election, and we think will not,
but it should impeach the deserving
idiots.
THE New York Times made the
startling announcement this week
that the Union Pacific will pass in
to the hands of receiver. That
this story is true is highly improb-
able, and it has been contradicted
but laymen know nothing about
railroad matters, and even 80 i'm
probable an event as that might
happen. The people Of this section,
however, will hope to the contrary,
as they are wholly dependent upon
that road for freight.
EVERY now and then some news
paper or politician comes to the
front with the statement that Cleye.
land and Harrison will again he the
standard bearers of the democratic
on6 ropuh1icop no rf;oc IN 900 W.