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FAors BEYOND D1spurr.

1t requires capital to conduct Q Credit
Business when II has assmed such mari
moth prol ortions az ours-we are pleased
to say that we have the necessary capital
and 1t enables us to buy 1udiciCusiy.
Perhaps experience is quite as necessary
cs capital-we have that, too-more than
twenty-five years Of 1t. 1t also requires
extraordinary Jdcuities to handle such
volume OF business as we control, and
We are again pleased to say that our new
nve-s Dry building, $40. 81 and BIB
sr.at !, ST Nm NV. IS the lsrsest ever
selling Furniture. Carpets and HouLo-
tCrnlshlnSs on credit.
II further requires Q weii-constructed
Dtdn V OIer0fi0n to inspire the public
with a feei.ng Of absolute safety in pur-
chasing goods upon credit-that's our
strong hold. Our methods have gained
their confidence. and having gained 1t
never iaii to retain 1t. Nerequlre no
notes. simply your promise to pay. One
thing we do require is q small cash pay.
ment at time OF purchase; the balance IS
easily arranged IN small weekly or
monthly payments. Our furniture is
Gui.t alter the approved designs OF today
and our carpets are ~ well selected aud
emDUdy as handsome and desirable COL
oiings as can be- found Ill any house in
this city. Satisfy yourself on this point
by visiting Us.
We are selling q Plush or Hair Cloth
Parlor suite ;or SIS cash, $50 en- time;
Six-toot Oak Extension Tables, "a Is
cash. 81. 80 on time: Eight-;oot Oak
Extension Tabies. $3.50 cash, 81 on
time; Forty-pound Hair Mattress, "a. 80
cash. 20 on time; Brussels Carpet, OOc.
per yard cash. tic. on time; Ingram
Carpet, 31c. per yard cash. 40c. on time.
All carpets made and laid tree Of extra
cost. No charge for waste IN matching
nxureA
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Pension CERTIFIcArEs.-Pensions are now
being issued from the pension Office at the rate
of from 1850 TO 1,s7o per day. Commissioner
Raum states that he expects to issue about
IS, 900 per month during tine remainder Of the
fiscal wear
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MAX tt1tD.

ineton. d. G. Thursday. February n, isy,, iy Rev
tverard n''er. rector u - Piers Churh. P-rth
Anloy, y. J.. assisted by ll-V. Frank ". B1re,o =. .
JOHN i-AMkEHCE BOGCiS, u, OF MIddes.n county
y j., TO CHRIS IN MARIE. daughter OF the late
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EASY To lake

And prompt to cure Ayers Pills act on the nts,nes
not by stimulating. but by strengthening them They
promote the natural pers.atic motion Of the bowels
without which there be no regular healthy opern
tons. For the cure Of constipation. bliousuess.
jsundce vertigo. sick headache, indigestion, sour
stomach and drowsiness,
AYERS PILLS
Are unsurpassed They equally beneficial in rheu-
matism. neuralgia. colds. chills and fevers Being
purely vegetable. delicatey and quickly
dissolved they are admirably adapted for household
use, as we'll as for travellers byDAnd or sea- Ayers
Pills are in greater demand, the world over, than any
other pill. and are recommended by the most eminent
physicians.
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
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To Be Examined YoR PRoMorIox. fol-
lowing named officers have been ordered TO re-
port TO the army examining board at Fort
Myer, Va, for examination for promotion:
Second Lieuts. Arthur Thayer, third cavalry;
Cecil Stewart, third cavalry, and Floyd W. Ksr-
ris, fourth cavalry.
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SILVER PuRcHAsEs.-Thc offers Of silver to
the Treasury Department today aggregated
ia, 900 ounces. The amount purchased was
I59, 600 ounces, MS follows: $1,000 ounces at
50. $3.50; 10000 ounces at 09060.
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ADMIRAL GHERARpI TO CONE NoRrH.-Orders
have been sent to Montevideo by the Secretary
Of the Navy authorizing Admiral Gherardi to
return to the West Indies with the PhiIadel-
phia and the Concord.
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Second Edition Continued ON sixth Page.

sIRAiNlNG AND RAckIsG your lungs and throat
with rssTi"g cough il hut poor policy k.ih.r
cure yourself IN Dr ID, James ENpecturant an
excellent remedy for asthma and broIchitis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-12

HERE Is NorurSe In A PHy.
sician's life that gives him satisfaction than see
ing the prompt effect of SCOTS EMULSION OF
codiiver oil in bringing back plumpness and color to
thin and pale children.
Poor baby" Everybody sees the sad picture No
one but NE physician appreciates it He knows what
dangers threaten thin children
Let US send you book about thinness
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. 132 South 5th ave-
nue., New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION of cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
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Marriage licenses havs been issusd By he
slsrk Of ~ court 10, ths .fellswinc Thomas
81. Hart and Susie 6trother; Ednuna @. Or.
win and Katie J. Harsis; walter slaughter and
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Range Of the Thermometers

The following we-c the readings at the Office
OF the weather bureau today: SAN, Is; d. m,
70; maximum. IS; minimum. 23.
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L. b. TowSEH & Sow.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,

Z VWNE1 SV OON,
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1316 eth St. NV
Will put sale Monday one case short length OutnR
Flannel Cheap at l214c. For this sale. only &c.
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached Cotton. $40
Andres oeRIn BIZ he'd Cotton. Sc.
1O-4 Bleached Sheetin9, l7c.
1O4 InOleached Sheetng, l5c.
Best b. cached Sheetlng. 2Jc
Blankets and Comforts at cost prices,
We are closing out our Cloaks ut half price.
Feather proc: Ticking, l:jc.
Large lot OF remnants o. Dress Goods. from to g
price.
Black Cashmere shawls. in single and double. from
81. Soup.
Beautiful line new Hambures Just opened
Gents Suspenders, fu!l length, loo.
Gents UnlauDdered Shirts. made Of Dwight Anchor
50c.
Madras Drapery. in all shades. reduced to &c.
Nebsters Large Dictionary to ali cash Gus
gwen. ia:lO
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New BANKs.-The controller of the currency
has authorized the Merchants National Bank
Of Eagle Grove, Iowa, to begin business with a
capital OF S75, 600, and the Brentwood National
Bank of Brownwood, Tex, with q capital of
AGO OOO
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IRIS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

TRs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES ths
child. aOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS ell PAIN.
SohEs WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARhHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world BE sure and ask Mrs winslow,s Soothing
syrup and take no other kind. 20 cents bottle.
d3i-ly 1890 ~''Ne'
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GoEs 10 PzILADEIrHrA.-Attorney General
Miller and Solicitor General Taft ief,
the city this afternoon for Philadsl-
phia, whore they will sttend the an
niversary banquet Of the Philadslphia
Club. to DO given tonight The Attorney Gen.
eral will deliver an address in response 70 the
toast, The Present Administration, in which
he viii give . review Of the work Of the admin
istration thus far.
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%xEx%% WET Ek a 4 EEPff sssss
Wv ii II E sssss
AND FURs AT
:: : {. E. E.
$ s F
THE MARKED PRICES.
Palais Royal buyers With spring wraps in sight you
areJorced to acknowledge that uinter garments must
be uornJor some time yet Las. year twas to the end
of March.
w think it to interest to now close out winter
wraps at a loss. because we can invest the money Sc
Suieo many lAueS Deiorc uc1t WluteIs mdkluB
profit each investment we will make good the loss
now contemplated.
L on may profssbly buy now: FIRST. because these
Wraps are this seasons introduction and certain to
be ou fat for year more at least; secondly because
you virtually garment At half what the cost
was and will be.
oNE-THIRD OFF PRESENT PRICES
HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICES.
Fur Cspes and MufIs at one-third Oh.
Fur trimmings at one-thi:d of.
Capes and Jackets at ono third off,
Wrappers and Tea Gowns at one-third OF.
Children's Garments at onsthird of.
- This thrty-three and onethird cent discount
applies to the Terry latest syse garments Those that
broken in sizes anyway undesirable have been
eued from the stock. placed on separate tables at
prices that are as much as half the original cost
Here are ;llstratcns:
SIS SEAL PIusH JACKETS
REDUCED To SIS.
$50 SEAL PLusH JACKETS
REDUCED To $40.
SIS LADIES C1orH JACKETS
REDUCED To S2.98.
$40 LADIES, Corn ULsrrns
REDUCED To SIS.
So CHILDRES,s CLorH ULsrEhs
REDUCED To S2.9S.
Publications win be made free Of charge We
make this offer anticipating We shall have to call on
.aioress very seldom having all sizes in stock Of
tbs garments offered at 33,. per cent discount.
TnE PArA,s Roar.
60 A LisSEn.
Corner leth st. and Pa. ave fslo
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Name.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing price. o!
wire TO Corson and Macxrtney IA Is street
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The La Richie and

Goon The La Richie and
NuUyySiD ,nIEA6 The Noyscood
AoooEh Are the latest and perfect
co,.n styles Of Ladies' Close Z
ComfANEs ting Cioth-sxs7ace AGck-
100 9th st - We have a magn,Ac.nt
Melville Lindsay. . ments fresh rom our fac.
49, =. tory anu Is. 80 to 81 will
anassh give you u choice Of nifty
-, =. patterns. =,
Our Over Shoes are Pure
Gum and We hare all sizss
and styles. ?
The "Geid Sso1~ Naeb-
-. NtosAfe Tor Jnea are vpo-
no2l Quaied tor stvtsand gualitv
THERE WOULD BE NO INDIGESTION IL TIE
4 world II Aneostura Bittcfs were used by al. Df.
Y g. sIE0ERT : SONS. AanufactursFa ~ Ill
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Famous SHOES
WILSON The Greatest and Best on Earth CARR
WILSON for Ladies. in Bright Kid. Dull Kid. CARR
WILSON in all styles Of toes most comfort CARR
WILSON able for tender feet. yielding and CARR
WILSON pliable to the feet the only shoe to CARR
WILSON for tender feet and corns CARR
WILSON You can get your feet in arst-class CARR
WILSON condition by wearing these shoes. CARR
WILSON The rush We have these shoes CARR
WILSON proves that the ladies appreciate CARR
WILSON the price. $3.50. These are our CARR
WILSON special Shoes You can't help but CARR
WILSON always buy them CARR
WILSON Our So 80 Mems Shoes are CARR
WILSON equally good. CARR
WILSON Our Patent Leather Shoes from CARR
WILSON So to $40 cannot be excelled. Buy CARR
WILSON them and be convinced. CARR
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w OoDwAED AND LorHEop.
10TH. nth AND + SIS. NV.
CUDAHrs Rag BoUlLLos.
Or EXTRACT OF BEEF.

10 made by the Cuiahy process OF tie finest
quality Of meat FROM the plains Of the west.
II Is superior to any other n that II IS pure and
never si'Oils. 1t possesses fns favor AL i'm
r-o-es the taste Of SOUPS. gTavIes. &c. EI-
eH!icnt in sickness. being the EXTRACT
Of the beef is nutritious. STRENGTHENING
and very palatlble. Convenien. for use ut re-
ceptioas. teas. &c. For safe IN our bas,Bs>Ht.
uhege you tciH be serted trith sample cup
SFes u ehaTgc.
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FoR PILES
q 8 E ND'S
10 EXTRACT.
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Dunrxe PAST YEAR We HAVE
met every price quoted on all materials Carpets and
Furniture. Our sales will verify this. Yet We do moi
wish to boast. but merely state that
YOU MAY EXPECT
AS BIG BARGAINS
As ELSEWHERE.
AL OuR Prices ARE GUARANTEED
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.
WE WILL TRY TO TREAT
YOU WELL.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
YoU WILL MISS IT IF YOU ARE IN MEET
AND DO NOT INSPECT. COMPARE AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF.
Having . little larger stock than wanted. ws vii
odsr
A SPECIAL REDUCTION
20 PER CENT OFF
ALL UPHOLSTERED ROCKING CHAIRS.
VII HoUGHToN MANUFACTURING CO..
fes-eo3t 12ls-l29o st NV
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g Il o q A N 3

NAM MOTH CREDIT HOUSE.
jA3O $40. 81 and so3 7th n. nv.
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For The B1ooD.
Weakness, Malaria. Indigestion and Biliousuess take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
II cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in medicine
Get the genuine. =;
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hECEIvED YESTERDAY FROM
ssrasburx large supply Of first quail
ify Terrns de toies Gras aux tru1ss
dss PsriTord. and can sell them q
about ons-;hird less than the usual
priee.
n. ". BuRCHELI.
ILL., fs..
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EXCELLENT VALUES These.
Farmers Satin Waking Skirts, plated at
bottom.
-S1O0-
Farmers Satin Walking Skirts, fine knife
plating II bottom. folds above and French
yoke.
-el25-
Cambria Gowns, with forty fine tucks In
front. sUrplice neck. ruffie Of embroidery
around mex. sleeves and down front
-sI0O.-
tSecond 10Th st. building
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WILSON & CARR,
800 st. n. W.
Baltimore store. and 8 West Baltimore st.
feS-6t Send for illustrated catalogue Just issued
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When the Speaker called the House to order
at noon the attendance Of members was no
larger than 1T was at the same hour yesterday.
A majority Of the seats was vacant, but the
galleries were well flied.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15
Mr.. Springer WI Rest.


WASHINGTON, June % Chairman
Springer will not return to Washington
during this session. Word was re-
ccivcd from him to-day that he will go
to Traverse Bay to spend the hot
weather. Mr.. McMillin will act as
chairman of the Ways and Means com.
mittee durinp his absence.
Attention Everybody
Contemplating trip East during the sum.
mer months
THE WABASH RAILROAD
DESIRES to call your attention to the tourist
route.
From OMAHA OR CHICAGO to all the sum-
mer resorts Of the United States and Eu-
rope tourists ticket will be placed ON sale
about June LIST, good returning until Octo-
Der 31st
Two GRAND Excursions At HALF FAKr.
!. 7. :. c. +. Convention at New York
July I to 10. Tickets on sale Iuly 9d 10
dth, good returning until August Eth. WITH
choice OF routes via Siaraga Falls. with .
trip by daylight down the Hudson, or
through the mountains of virginia en- route.
\. f.. A. CONVENTION AT SARATOGA,
july 18th to 18th. Tickets on sale
about July sth. good returning until sep
TENDER 18th, with choice of routes via ii.
agara Fails or through the Thousa and Is
lands TO Montreal, thence via Lake I ham
plain ana Lake 6eorge, or going one way
and returning another
REMEMBER RATES VIA THE WABASH
Ara sl.15 less TO Saratoga than via
81, 90 less to New Y fork other routes
For rates. tickets, sleepiug car accom- me.
cations and folders giving routes, side trius
and other valuable Information, call on o,
write G. n CLAYTON,
Northwestern Passenger Agent,
,ees fsrasm Street, Dmaha Seb,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15

Peoples Party Leaders Think Gresham
Will Run and Carry Many States.

VIII Run aud Garry Many States.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jul 1.-Judgc
Gresham and wife have gone to French
Lick Springs, an out-of- the-way sum
mer resort in Southern Indiana, in or
der to get liotle quiet and avoid the
political pressure now being put upon
him in various ways.
His son otto left him a day or two
ago but peremptorily refuses to say
what the judge thinks about accepting
the Peoples party nomination.
The party national organ is pub
lished here, and many leading mem
bers of the movement live here. They
have been and are significantly active
and interested since the committee
visited Chicago to see Gresham, and
they think he will accept the Omaha
nomination. They say they have as
surances, but refuse to state point
blank that those assurances are from
Gresham direct.
They assert that Gresham will agree
to be their candidate under these con
ditions: That the Omaha convention is
large and representative gathering;
that the Sub-Treasury scheme is adam
doned: that the nomination comes to
him without contest and practically
unanimous; that the platform, in {.
general way, is confined TO silver coin
age and the land and transportation
uueStions
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15

TIE value of seeing ourselves as
others see us is no less for nations
than for individuals. An intelligent
on-looker proverbially sees most OF
the game and an intelligent stranger
can see defects in our characteristics
10 which we have become blinded by
the Familiarity of lifelong surround
ings. There can he little doubt that
vote as to what constitutes our mos
striking feature If it could be taken
from observant and competent wit
nesses would result IN II large ma
iority designating devotion to money
making. In moderation such trait
Is valuable as indicative of enterprise
and industry. But carried to its pres
ent excess this characteristic is our
geatest curse.
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Thinning Fruit.

a Missouri farmer says he thinned
the fruit on his trees at the rate of
twelve trees in ten hours. They were
large enough to yield an average OF
six bushels TO u tree. He figures in
this way: II he mad thousand trees
it would cost him $50 10 have them
thinned, with labor ut 81 per day. or
$40 at 81 per day. He has but few
culls among his apples, and the Sc
lected crop will easily bring him o
cents per bushcl more than the fruit
from the trees which were not thinncd
out which at six bushels per tree
would increase his sales by 5000
Again he claims still another advant.
age. it is not the growth OF the fruit
that exhausts the tree so much as the
formation OF the seed ami reducing
the number grown by picking off one
hall or two-thirds of the fruit that
sets, he relieves the tree so that it can
form fruit buds in the fall Tor the next
years crop. In ten years he has not
had failure Of he trees to Dear every
year, excepting when they were over
loaded and he neglected the thinning
linen all the strength was usei up in
growing fruit or rather seed. and
there were no blossom buds formed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15

MANY of the evils of life. which
are increasingly depored by men of a
melancholy stamp are counterbal-
anced very cunningly and WE'LL thus
aye. which may be considered as an
evil being deprivation from many
pleasures both OF body and mind.
being accompanied by loss of vigor
and weakness of all our best facui-
ties is counierbalanced by youth.
For at least twenty years o our ex-
istenee we have the intoxication of
that period of life the excitement of
novelty OF freshness the want of care
and an Niety. and that thoughtless
holiness which makes youth SO de-
lightlul Age does not keep with us
SO long; many man die ere it comes;
and with others il fingers but little
while gently 10 LEI them dowp T.,
,heir departure.
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Zig Railroad Mortgage.

WORCESTER, Mass, July Prob
ably the largest mortgage ever filed in
this county has been filed with Regis
trar of Deeds Wilder. 1t is for S25, 900,
900, and is made by the New York and
New England Railroad company to the
Farmers Loan and Trust company. 1t
is dated June |, 1892, and is what is
known as a consolidated mortgage 1t
is for fifty years, payable in gold, with
interest mt per cent. The mortgage
consists of 10000 bonds of LOCO each,
due June !, 1912. The portion of the
road mortgaged includes all the Massa.
chusetts and Connecticut branches.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15
EVANGELICAL SYNOD.
The Committee on tho Educational Law
Makes Its Report.

FREEPoRT, H., June AT the
Lutheran church of Northern Illinois,
in session here yesterday, politics
played n leading part.
Interest conferred Oh the report of the
committee on the Educational law. 1t
was brought in at o'clock in the
afternoon. The reading of the report
was listened to carefully, 1t reads as
follows:
We, the German Evangelical church.
for our conscience sake, demand of our
government the absolute control of our
school and educG tional system. There
fore we demand:
First, the repeal of the present I'M
just school law.
Second, the enactment of n new.
just, and compulsory school law not
containing the following points:
Ar-That the compulsory period for
parochial schools begins at any certain
time.
B--That the child may attend any
school.
C-That parochial schools be APP
proved or supervised by any State Of
fetal.
D-That instructions be given in GER
tain branches or a certain language.
E-That empowers State officials to
take truants anywhere but to their
parents as long rs their parents fulfill
their lawful duties.
F-That infringes upon the rights of
parents in any manner
G-That allows public money to be
used for private purposes
H-That connects church and State
In any manner.
We solemnly protest against any
class legislation pertaining to our
parochial schools. We desire for our
selves to keep this question out of poll
tics Us long MS possible. Instruct our
committee, however, to watch the
evolution of the whole matter with due
care, and keep us posted SO that we
can act intelligently.
After spirited debate lasting for
number of hours the report of The com
mittee was unanimously adopted
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15

by no means one OF independence. yet
tween master and servant which
slowly waxed fiercer and Gercer.
eventually led to loud outcry that
the servant was the master and the
master was the servant
The notion that domestic service Is
degrading came in. it is stated. with
the revolution OF 1858. 1t is certain
at any rate that before the civil wars
ladies OF rank usually had for their
attendants persons OF gentle blood;
and If the gentlemen were not so for.
tunate we have abundant evidence
that they had about them servants
whose long service and answering
fidelity merit the highest admiration.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15

LONDON, July IA terrible acct
dent occurred at the Crystal Palace
yesterday. One of the attractions in
the grounds is a captive balloon which
carries passengers up as far as the rope
will allow. Yesterday it assembled
ing height of 100 feet it burst Capt.
Dale, one of the occupants, struck the
ground with terrific force and was in
stantly killed The other three pas,
sengers were terribly injured, and il is
not believed they viii live,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15

Ell RENO. o. T., June e9.-Yesterdav
was an exciting day at Ell Reno over
the leading chiefs of the Cheyenne and
Arapahoes in refusing to accept their
been issues from the government,
which commenced this morning. Five
hundred reeves were issued to 1900
Indians. They are still sulking over
the allotment of their lands and refuse
to take the meat offered them This
will be the last beef issued by the gov
eminent to these Indians, and there is
no little concern among the settlers rs
to the outcome of this surlincss among
the reds
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-15
For Violating tho Modus yIy.,d,

WASHINGTON, June 30.-A telegram
was received ut the Navy department
yesterday from Capt. johnson, com.
handing the United States ship Mohi-
can, dated at Sitka. Alaska, announc.
ing the seizure of the vessels Kodiacl,
Lettie, and Jennie for violation of the
modus vivendi. No further details are
given, but it is assumed that the yes.
sells are American registered