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THE ELLIOTT TRIAL.
Tho Defendants slster.inlaw on tho Stand.
Threats Made by osborne.

4uo Oe1euuuuLb bslsLeEsAli'AttWo va thS Sesst.ea'
Threats Made by osborne.
coLuMBus, o., July 2.-The defense in
the Elliott murder trial to-day placed
Miss Nettie Maroney, the sister-in-law
Of tho defendant, on the stand, who tes-
titled to the relations between her and
the deceased. The State objected to the
admission OF her statements, and in the
argument which followed, Captain
Barger for the defense claimed that
they expected to prove Osborn had
sought the woman's hand in marriage,
and being rejected, had laid the blame
on Elliott. He swore he would be re-
venged and had threatened to get even
II necessary to sacrifice the defendants
life. The court reserved his decision,
]. q. Collins, an eyewitness, testified
that both shots were fired at the same
time.
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PoRr G1BsoN, Miss, July 2.-Josepb
McCoe, residing six miles from here,
was shot and instantly killed last night
by Robert Thetford. Thetford took
him for an escaped convict and hailed
him. AIcCoe failed to halt and Thet'
ford fired. with the above result. Both
parties stand we'll and were close
friends and neighbors.
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THE soHESIE DIDN'T WORK.
A woman's Startling story Proves to nay,
Beon Concocteh.

A Woman's Startling story Proves to Have
Boon Concocted.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 2.-Monday
Judy Bibb, colored woman, came from
her home fourteen miles from TIE city
and surrendered to the sheriff, saying
that on Sunday night man named Asa
starke came to her house and attempted
an assault on her. In defending herself
she used an axe, striking her assailant
several blows, killing him instantly.
To-day an officer from the locality in
which Starke was killed brought Job
Bibb, Judy's husband, and Ben A1urrel
to the jail on charge Of having COM
mitted the murder. It Is stated that
proof has developed to show a conspir-
acy between the men and the woman to
murder Starke and then the woman to
surrender herself, tell the story Of the
assault and thus shield the real perpe-
traitors.
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AppREss 81 FArHER plpAous.

Ri. REV. BBHoP:-There are certain
occasions which are apt to convey im-
pressions of affection, and which viii
bind up with the cherished feelings Of
our life; there is an eloquence OF soul
which the golden ink could not express;
and that silent, thrilling language can
best be read in the merry faces; the
sparkling looks and ardent bosoms,
which revealto the inmost heart Of man
the sincerity of feeling. Of filial love and
profound respect. Such an occasion has
presented itself to US. II is the celebra-
ton OF Rt. Rev. Bishop Kain's Sacfedo'
tai Silver Jubilee.
Twenty-Five years have passed since
our much esteemed and beloved Bishop
has been raised to the exalted dignity
Of priesthood. Nothing could afford US
more pleasure, nothing be more pleas
ing to our heart on this joyous occasion,
than to express to you, our chief pastor
OF the diocese, the sentiments of pro-
found regard which we, the German
Catholics OF st. Alphonsus church, en-
tertain for you, and to congratulate you
upon your Sacerdotal Jubilee. We con-
gratulate your Lordship first OF all upon
the pastoral zeal for which you are dis
tinguished, and the well known solici-
tude with which you have labored 90
ardously for nine years in the vineyard
Of the Lord as a faithful priest since all
at once sixteen years ago the cable
flashed the news from the eEternal
City" that by amysterious dispensation
OF Divine Providence you were to be
raised to the dignity OF a Bishop, a true
successor OF the Apostles. We deem it
our pleasing duty to congratulate you,
to-day, upon the amount Of moral good
you have effected while in our midst as
Bishop, through the faithful discharge
OF your sublime functions, through
your endeavor to extend. the
glory of God, to promote our
most holy religion, and to secure the
salvation of the souls committed to your
paternal care. We unanimously hailed
the celebration OF your twenty-ffth am
niversary of ordination. We are proud
OF you as q true successor OF the Apos-
ties, we value you as our Spiritual FAITH
er, and we venerate you as q worthy
Bishop.
And, in fine, we, Catholics Of st. Al
phonsus church, beg leave to tenderour
heartfelt thanks to your Lordship on
this festive occasion for particular rea-
sons. With the united voice Of the
members OF the congregation We thank
you for having placed US under the
spiritual careof the sons Of st. Francis,
who, under your Pastoral staff, have
raised this parish toa fourishing com
dition. We offer you likewise our uni
ted expression OF afIectionate regard
and gratitude for having honored with
your presence the late German Catholic
convention at Pittsburgh.
Finally, we Join in a heartfelt, uniyer-
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LONDON, July 2.-N1any Jews are ar
irving in Palestine, from 200 to 800
families weekly. They are entirely
destitute and distress among them is
terrible. Bread is very dear. Typhus
and scarlet fever are raging in
Jerusalem and general pestilence is
feared.
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CuIcAeo, July 2.-Work on the main
building Of the Worlds Fair was begun
to-day. Final arrangements for the
meeting o: the European commission at
the Gilsey house, New York, Wednes-
day, were made this morning. Promo
ter General Handy left for Washington
this morning.
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has been restored to power by troops
sent to the scene Of the trouble and the
government commission, which was
also sent to Santiago to inquire into
tho cause of the disturbance, reports
that the province Is now quiet.
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mo- Pronote EmIrrntion.

LONDON, July Fright Hon. G. ].
Goshen, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
says that the government is willing to
advance the sum of s25O,OOO to British
Columbia in order to promote the emf
grafton OF desirable families from the
highlands of Scotland to British Colum-
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ToIrDo, ONO, July 2.-Firo tonight
destroyed the large book and job print
ing establishment of the B. F, Wade
Company, corner Jefferson and st. Clair
streets. The loss is estimated at $780,
900, which is nearly covered by insur-
ance. Tho origin OF the fire is un-
Lnown
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CHICAGO, July 2.-The Illinois HUI
name Society has undertaken to uproot
the padrone system in this city. Officers
claim to have discovered that large
number of children from Italy, some
bought others kidnapped, are being
brought into this city and farmed out to
men who send them out to beg.
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BuESos AYREs, July 2.-The bloodless
revolution which broke out day or SO
ago in the province Of Santiago del
Estero, in which the President was ar
rested and forced TO sign his resigna-
ton. has been ouelled. The President
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Joseph's Cathedral, in front OF whose
sacred portals last night q scene was
witnessed almost without o precedent
in the history of the city. :,
1t was the closing and the most bril-
liant scene in the celebration OF the be
loved Bishops Silver Sacerdotal Jubilee.
Thousands OF men, women and children,
knights in uniform and societies in
regalia, filled tho street in one dense
mass under the numerous glittering
lights which made the scene almost as
bright as day, and showed the protuse
decorations OF the Cathedral and ad-
Joining convent to good advantage:
It was a glorious day, but on arduous
one, for Bishop Kain. AT Q o'clock in
the morning he celebrated Grand Pom
tifical High Mass and made an address.
At noon he addressed the clergy at the
banquet. In the afternoon he received
the clergy informally. and at night, as
fresh as il he had rested all day, he
made an outdoor speech, and every one
in that dense and far reaching audience
heard every word with ease. Even then
he was not done, but hundreds OF the
people passed by him on the portico,
kissing the Episcopal ring, shaking his
hand, claiming word Of recognition
for their congratulations and well
wishes.
It was not only the Catholic popula-
ton which listened with earnest atten-
ton to the Bishops address. In the
throng were many well known protes-
tant ladies and gentlemen, who thus
testified their respect for tho man and
minister.
1t was an impressive and memorable
celebration from first to last, and those
who participated honored themselves
in honoring their Bishop.
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FIro Mt the RSnllInn nrinns

@'aL'Sn, Pa, July IA fire is again
T.a Ti.s,as IN the Reading COmpany's col
,,.; Wy At this place. 1t was first discov.
W. W.. o. y noon and the men and mules
SsJ Si Llos'ed to the surface. Five hun.
SN men were affected.
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SEATTLE, WASH, July 2.-Robert E.
Peece, mining operator, died tonight,
having cut his throat in q fit of mental
alteration. Peece forherlylived in Fair
field county, Ohio, where he practiced
law.
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VA, JACKSON, Mss, July at is dcf.
d. ''y :. stated that Judge R, A. Hill
Sat- United States Judge for this
b.SS3 wy very soon retire from the
rss ,'S, .s. lie Is eighty-one years old and
sppointed by Andrew johnson.
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BaENENnAvEN, June 2.-Arrived-
Spree, New York.
IoSDoS, July 2.-sighted-werra,
Augusta Victoria, New York; Maine,
Baltimore.
QuEESsTowS, July 2.-Arriyed-Gal.
Lin, New York.
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propopnld,, widow arado a poere,s.

OTTAWA, oNT., July2,-Lorisalisbur
has officially notified the Governor
General that her majesty has bestowed
q peerage on Lady Mcdonald in recog-
milton OF Sir Johns distinguished serv-
ices to the British Empire. Her title is
given.
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,S.,,SSssRPooL, July 2.-Fiye second cabin
isF5ss 5sIIgeN on the steamship City Of
tsSs,!hga INV nave been fined for having CON
Eos.s ESIaa tobacco in their possession. A
rSsls5a rla ~, nId a quantity Of tobacco con.
w u her bustlA
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I'm plato Printers, Controversy.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 2.-The Fed
Grafton Of Labor has informed Secretary
Foster that President Gompers will
probably confer with him tomorrow in
regard to the plate printers contro-
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ronr and a nalr, Ertondsl.

wAsnlSeToN, D. c., July AT the
cabinet meeting to-day it was decided
to extend the a per cent bonds at 2 per
cent,
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sal prayer, that God may long preserve
your Lordship to US, and that on the
eve OF life you may hear from thel lips
OF the Eternal Pastor OF Souls these
words; "Euge serve bonen-HWell
done, good and faithful servantl Enter
now into the Joy OF thy Lord"
"Hpdi, Floredt, eTgedt.
Ad EiNuds aHRos."
The Bishop then rose, and eloquentIy.
addressed the assembled clergy andlaity
in the following words:
THE Address or THE BIsHoP.
Very Reverend Monslgnor, and Rev
ersnd Fathers: The presence around
me to-day, of many, / may say Of oil the
clergy of my diocese, and the expires.
sions Of attachment and affection, which
/ have received from them and from the
laity, nre such as must fill the heart
with joy and gratitude. To those who
have spoken IN behalf OF my clergy and
people, can say that on this my festal
day, the day that commemorates my
ordination into the Holy priesthood Of
the church, my heart Is filed with 10Y
to know that in the midst Of my clergy
! may always find IN affection SO pure
and true. / have indeed striven 70 live
among you, rather as on elder brother,
not perhaps In years, but in thought
and feeling, and far more pleasant to
me Is this fraternal relation, than the
assumption Of a dignity rather inspir-
ing awe than love, and repulsing and
repelling instead Of attracting. /
thank God that we live under differ
emit conditions from those that prevail
In many other countries. Abroad there
often exists conditions that raiae bar.
riers between the bishop and his clergy
and between the priest and his people
! thank God that II Is different here
and chat the relationship is nearer that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-03
POPE LEO XIII
Joins with the Clergy and Laity of
Bishop Katn's Diocese
IN BLESSING HIS HOLY JUBILEE.
The Holy Fathers Renedictionse sent
him by cablesram.
THE SILVER SACERDOTAL JUBILEE
OF Bishop Kain's Ordination into
the Priesthood in 'ee
"
IN BLESSING HIS HOLY JUBILEE.
The SILVER SACERDOTAL. JUBILEE
BRILLIANTLY CELEBRATED.

Congratulations and Testimonials Of
Love and Reverence are showered
upon him by Priests and People.
Many Substantial Siementoes of the
Anniyersary---Pontiflca High Mass,
Banquet, Receptions, Paradcs and
Addresses make Memorable the
Day.
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For West Virginia, Western PennSylvnnla and
Ohio, generally fair; light showers In Western
Ohio; slightly WatneF, southwest winds.
...r,,,s.
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1. %.1. lS5ql.asa as9H.I By soHsrFF dFngE't oPea
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pad Rev. John a. macy; a00ly!es,

and Rev. john A, Iracyj hc0Iytesl
Messrs. Hall and Webber.
For this occasion Farmers mass in
B fiat had been selected, and the choir,
recruited from the choirs Of st. Alphon-
sus and the Immaculate Conception
churches, sang the mass exceedingly
well.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony the
Bishop ascended the episcopal throne,
and was addressed as follows
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-04

The Salt Lake Tribune quotes
4 former resident of New Orleans a.
saying that the Italian ironclsds could
not get past the forts below the
Crescent City. Tho gentleman is
mistaken. Farragus passed tho forts
in y wooden ship, and tho Italian
ironclads, which are the most power
full in the world, could certainly 60
where wooden tubs did. BIT the
trouble would be in getting the ltal.
ian ironclsds to the vicinity of the
delta. They were made to sail the
placid waters OF the Mediterranean
and not to breast the storms Of the
Atlantic. The chances are, therefore,
that il tie Duilio and its twin or any
OF the he avily. ar,nored italian menof.
war attempted to pass the straits OF
Gibraltar to cross the ocean tina,
would be the last heard of them. Al
to the second and third rate vessels
torpedo boats and mercantile vessels
hurriedly fitted with rapid>6ring guns
and manned and Offered by Yankee
tars, would soon rid US Of the bAlk Of
them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-04

few facts that the free traders cannot
digest:
The British linen industry, acoosd.
ing to last summers returns Of the
board Of trade. pays average annual
wages Of tl2l SC.
The Massachusetts, linen industry,
according to the State bureau Of labor
statistics, shows average annual earn.
ings of 1902 20.
The British board of trade reports
that the average yearly wages Of men,
women and children in the cotton
goods industries OF the United King
dom are $165 10.
Do you know what the average an
nual earnings Of cotton workers 10
Massachusetts are? Well, they are
1924 IL.
There is no reason why tho south
ern coal fields should not supply I'll
South America with coal. Five years
Of tho reciprocity which this admins
trstion will briog about will send the
exports Of coal, now increasing, up 10
70, 900 900 annually. Our exports for
coal for Eve years, 1885 80, bad an
average value OF $5,255,335. We
exported in 1890 $6.856,O3e.
The carpet industry Of Great
Britain, according to the official fig.
ures of the board Of trade, pays aver
ago annual wages Of $40 81.
Tho carpet industry Of Msssachus.
etts shows average yearly earnings Of
S348 20.
The British worsted industry, 40.
oordinR to tho latest board Of uade
returns, pays average annual wages
Of 4l36 26.
The Massachusetts, worsted in.
dustsy. according to the last report Of
the State bureau OF statistics, show,
average annual earnings of 1856 Fl
Tho markets both north and soutt
Of 10 like American fish. Wstct
these figures again after Ave years o.
reciprocity.
| The average value OF our fish ex'
ports for I've years ('85-'89) was a.
64S,94l; our fish exports in 1891
wers >6,OlO,826.
The wage statistics published les
summer By the British board Of trade
show that the average yearly earninR'
of men, women and children in tn
British wooden industry are $40 80
Tho Massschu etts bureau of lAbol
statistics, one of tho best and mos
careful in shis country, gives sh'
average earnings in the wo"len in
dustry in that State % $47l 81.
: The above figures show ccnclus
lively that the Mckinley bill is doing
q vast amount Of good for this oountr!
by encouraging home industry and
keeping the money in this counts,
instead Of sending i of to England
Tho Mckinley bill is the plank Of thu
Republican platform that 10 sure tc
win next election.
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He has been required to give bonds
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The indecent literature is comprised
in some two or three paragraphs and
some doggerel poetry published in the
Press. and tho complaint was made by
J. Embrell, to whom some Of tho stuff
referred. Good!
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WOOD RIVER TIMES

HALEY. IDAHO.

Present indications are that
the Parnell ENJOYS will not collect
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Al HAiLEY, IDAHO,
March q, 1891.

Notice 10 hereby given that the followtng-named
settler hes hled notice Of his intention 70 MAKE
proof viii be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver ct HALEY, idaho, on May Ath. 1901. viz:
Edward BoenninRs for the south half Of the sousn"
east quarter, the northwest quarter OF the s0utA.
east quarter and the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of Section nve, Township four
! north, Range twenty -four eest.
He names tho following witnesses e prove hie
continuous residence upon, and culfivstion o.
r. =. Msrsh. Of Antelope. Idaho. and J. p.
Duchcsn and b. ". Nichols. Of Era, Idaho.
Any person who desires - protest against the
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Of the Interior Department. Why such proof
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nifty q the above. mentioned time and place to
cross.exsmine the witnesses of said claimant, and
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TARIFF PICTURES.

Facts Bearing Upon the Leading Issue
BEFORE The People Of the United
States.
American Ec1omist.l
The ,nugwumps and Democrats
that vera bowling so against the Nc.
Kinley bill last fall have now slightly
changed their tune, for they see that
the people will not be buildozed any
longer. The New York Psess gives q
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NEW TO-DAY
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT HANEy, IDAHO,
April I, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the 70 lowing. named
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ceiver a HALEY, idaho on May g. 1891. viz: Thorn
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He names the following witnesses 70 prove hi
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Norreli, 81 Crichton, Idaho. and Chas. T. Fsriss
Of hsiley. Idaho. ~