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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-30
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SOCKLESS JERRY


Exhibits Himself Before tho IIuusc-h
Speech Without Argument or Reason.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2l.-In the
house to-day Mr.. Bland introduced Il
bill for tho free coinage Of gold and
silver and for the issue OF coin notes.
On motion OF Mr.. Cultivate, OF Ohio.
n resolution was adopted calling on the
secretary OF tho treasury for statement
OF the drawbacks paid 10 importers OF
tin plate under the provisions 81 the
Mckinley bill.
Mr.. Harvey, OF Oklahoma, from the
committee on Indian affairs, reported Il
bill appropriating $4,000 TO complete
the allotment OF lands to the Cheyenne
and Arapahoc Indians in Oklahoma.
In the discussion OF this measure, Mr..
Simpson, OF Kansas, had all opportunity
to enter the arena OF debate, and his
brief remarks were listened to with
great attention. lie started off with the
declaration that the $4,000 already ap-
propriated had been squandered; but
he was i'll favor OF the pending measure;
rs it would allow settlers TO secure
homes. lie hoped that the house, with
with its large Democratic majority,
would do what ought to have been done
before. Touching upon the tariff, he
asserted that the protective tariff policy,
as pursued by. the Republican party, in
stead OF bringing prosperity to the far
mers had brought disaster. [applause
on the Democratic side,l and they
wanted to seek homes and begin life
under a Democratic administration,
which he hoped would repeal the Nc
Kinlcy bill and all kindred tariff laws
and bring prosperity to the country.
The bill was passed.
>,-Mr:r Catchings, OF Mississippi, from
the committee on rules, reported the
new code OF rules, which was ordered
printed in the record. Mr.. Catchings
stated that he would ask for the CON
sideration OF the report Monday.
Adjourned until Monday.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Senator Stanford's Circulating 9Icdiur
Bill-Pcffer's Plaint.

Senator Stanford's Circulating Medium
Bill-Pnner's Plnint.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2l.-Aiter
routine business Mr.. Stanford addressed
the senate in advocacy OF the bill intro
duccd BY him on December %, to pro-
vido the government with means suffi-
cient to supply the national want OF a
sound circulating medium. Tho bill
proposes the issue OF United States cir.
culating notes to the amount OF $780,.
100000, and such additional amounts
from time TO time rs shall be necessary
to meet the requirements OF tho act, to
be lent under the supervision OF land
loan bureau, to owners OF agricultural
land to an amount not exceeding hall
the assessed valuation OF the land at
the rate OF per cent interest.
Mr.. Mitchell asked Mr.. Stanford
whether, under the proposed bill any
large corporation that was large owner
OF lands (thc land grant railroads for
eXample) could not borrow 10 half the
assessed value OF their lands.
Mr.. Stanford replied in the affirmative.
Mr.. PcGer made long speech in ad-
vocacy OF the bill. lie quoted exten-
sively from the literature OF the Farmers
Alliance.
At the close OF Mr.. Pct1cr's speech,
the bill, on Mr.. Stanford's motion, re-
mained on the table, to be called up on
some future occasion.
The La Abra bill was again taken up,
but without disposins OF it, tho senate
went into executive session and soon
adjourned till Monday.
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Nearly Il Riot.

PITTsDuRGIr, Pa, Jan. 2l.-A riot was
narrowly averted in Manchester to-
night over the street car strike. Tho
company started night cars and Q mob
OF fully one thousand people assembled
in the vicinity OF the car sheds. Four
officers arrested man named Howard
for acting disorderly y and placed him on
a car to bring him to this city. The
crowd refused to allow the car to pro-
cecd, and the officers were forced to
draw their revolvcrs to prevent rescue.
Howard Is not striker. At meeting
OF the strikers tonight 4 protest was
made to the mayors OF Pittsburgh and
Allegheny against police interference
and requesting arbitration.
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INSTITUTE IN FLAMES.
A Retreat For Cripples nt Indian
apolis Burned.
INMATES SUFFER FROM EXPOSURE.
Ono Lady Physician Missing and
Thought to Have PcrlsIlcd IN the
embarrassing Scenes Among
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blaze in
New York City--.Loss Half n Million
Dollars-.-Tinany's Store Slightly
namagcd...Othcr Fires.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 9l.-Thc Surgical
institute OF this city, where hundreds OF
cripplcs arc under treatment, is burn.
ing. The inmates are screaming for
help.
1t is now thought that all the inmates
OF the institute have been rescued, but
it is not certain.
Quito number OF tho inmates sut-
iercd from exposure, and some OF them
may die. Most OF the victims aro in 4
restaurant nearby, where the scene is
appalling.
Mrs.,Dr. Button, lady physician, is
missing, and it is thought she has per-
ished in the flames.
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GROW AND RANDALL.
Their Portraits Presented 20 tho NouEo by
Pennsylvania.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2l.-Thc
new oil portraits OF cx-Spcakcrs Grow
and Randall were displayed in the
lobby to-day, and attracted much attcn-
ton and 4 great deal o; well merited
praise. In the case Of each the like
ness ia striking and the execution mas
tcrly.
During the house session the portraits
were brought into the hall and placed
upon casels provided for them. They
were carefully scru:inized by the mem-
bers, and the remarks passed upon
them were highly eulogistic.
Mr.. Grow was upon the floor, looking
hale and hearty and apparently bear
ing youthiully the burden Of years
which have rested upon him since he
presided over the deliberations OF the
house in the Thirty-seventh Congress.
In the members gallery were seated
Mrs. Randall and her daughters, Mrs.
Lancaster and Miss Randall. Mr.. G..
W. Stone, Of Pennsylvania, made brief
and effective speech OF presentation
Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana, who had
been q member OF the Thirty-seventh
house (the only member Of the present
house who enjoyed that privilege, in n
pleasant speech, rcplete with remins-
ccnces, in tho time OF the house, ac-
cepted the gift OF the commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania. While he was speaking,
Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois, escorted Mr..
Grow to the speakers desk. where he
was gracefully received by Mr.. McNIil-
lin, who rendered him a seat on the
LETT. AS the ex-speaker took his posi-
ton next to the presiding officer, he
was greeted with a round OF applause.
In concluding his remarks Mr.. Holman
offered 4 resolution accepting the por-
traits.
Mr.. Henderson, OF Iowa, made the
concluding speech and the resolution
was adopted.
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longcd applause. llo spoke in q con.
yersationnl tone, and directed most OF
his remarks toward an eulogy OF the nc.
commodations that could DO afforded
by Kansas City. lie assumed that this
convention would 60 TO the West. Ap.
plausc. New York did not need this
convention and should not have II.
Now York was too great, financially,
numerically, and politically, to need
sides that, New York had Tammany.
and Tammany was larger than any con-
ycntion. [Applause and laughter
Tammany had no division about q plat.
form or candidate.
New York did not need tho Convcn.
lion and should not have il. Chicago,
tho imperial city OF the inland sea, did
not need it, and should not havo it.
Nor should the convention 20 to that
placid and beautiful city, Milwaukee.
Applausc.1 milwaukee, was not ccn-
trally located. Laughter Milwaukee
was oil one ot the borders Of the coun-
try. st. Paul should not ask for the
convention. One OF the charges mado
by tho Republican party was that tho
Democratic part. campCd on where the
Republicans had caniped, and it was
time the Democrats should follow their
own policy.
Kansas City was n cosmopolitan city.
1t was Democratic, but ita people knew
10 flag. but that which dockcd the walls
Of the hall [aPplausel lit was urged
that Missouri was n Democratic state,
lie admitted this impeachment laugh
ter. II was Democratic state and like
the old guard OF Napoleon, the Demo-
cracy Of tha. state might die, but it
would never Surrender.
The claims OF New York, Milwaukee,
San Francisco and st. Paul were present
cd, and the committee proceeded to
ballot. On the fifteenth ballot Chicago
was chosen. 1t stood rs follows:
Detroit l; Kansas City,; Milwaukee
IS; st. Paul |; Chicago y.
On motion OF NJ. Mitchell, of Wiscon-
sin, i was made unanimous. n
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2l.-Sccre-
tary Blaine walked over to the State
Department ut II o'clock this morning
in company with Secretary Elkins and
spcnta couple OF hours receiving the
foreign ministers who called, this being
the regular day set apart for the trans
action OF business between the secre.
tary and diplomats.
Secretary Tracy received formal
call from house committee on naval
affairs during the morning. 1t was tho
regular call to pay respects, however,
and though Chilean matters may have
been actively discussed, the visit was
not made for that purpose.
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New YonK, Jan. 2l.-At noon to-day q
fire started in the tive-story brick build
ing, 20 West Fifteenth street, back OF
Tihany's jewelry store, occupied by
Schneider, Campbell & Co., manufac-
turcrs oi gus fixtures, and Samuel Gref,
dealer in trimmings. The fire started
on the first floor and spread rapidly to
the upper stories, and the building was
soon 4 mass OF flames. TiIlany's store
was in danger and five more alarms were
sent out.
Following is IN estimate OF tho larg-
est losses: Schneider, Campbell & Co.,
S270,000; Drcntano Bros. 100000;
Louis Rheim, S3OD,000; G. Z. Bentley &
Jones, S500O0; Samuel Green & Co.,
S50,0O0. Tiffany & Co. also lose some
thine
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ANARCHISTS, TRIALS.
Fielden and Sohwab's Cases Before Il
United States Supreme Court,

Eicldcn and Schwab's Cases Before the
United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2l.--Thc
case OF Samuel Ficldcn and Michael
Scbwab, the Chicago anarchists, came
up in the United States supreme court
to-day. General Benjamin +. Butler,
looking quito feeble, was in courta as one
of counsel for the imprisoned men and
attracted some attention.
The case oil Fieldcn was first takenup.
Mr.. Solomon, who has pushed the cause
for the men and been their counsel
from the beginning OF the trials, opened
the argument. The ground on which
the cases come before the court, is that
time for enforcement OF original scn-
tcncc OF death imposed by trial court
having expired without its having been
put in force, the supreme court OF the
state oil Illinois, on September II, 1887,
pronounced 4 judgment and sentence OF
death against the men, who were not
then present in court. Mr.. Solomon
maintained that men not having been
present when state supreme court pro-
nounccd sentence it was deprival 10
them OF the due process OF law and
contrary to the provisions OF the con.
stitution OF the United States.
Mr.. George Hunt, Attorney General
OF the State OF Illinois, followed Mr..
Solomon in behalf OF the State OF
Illinois.
General Butler will make the closing
argument tomorrow.
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DON'T WANT WAR.
President Montt Says All Troubles Will Dc
Amicnbly Adjusted.


New YoRK, Jan. 2l.-1ts Valparaiso
correspondent cables today TO tho
Herald that he can state positively that
President Montt yesterday told an off,
cial high in the Chilean service that
there was not tho slightest doubt but
what all matters at present in dispute
between tho United States and Chilo
would be amicably settled within q
short time. 1t is deliberate lie that
tho Yorktown was fired upon. Tho
facts that were seized upon to circulate
tho canard were ms follows:
The Chilean torpedo boats werc prac-
ticing in Valparaiso bay without tor
pedoes, only spar being used. Ono OF
the boats CHANGED to get near the York
town, and when but so metres slowed
around. That was absolutely all tho
foundation there was to tho report.
Commander Evans happening to be
ashore shortly after this took place talk
ed good deal about it TO our officials
hero and notably to Consul McCreery
and Lieutenant Harlow.
The sentiment OF all classes OF the
Chilean people, SO far as l can discover,
is in favor OF amicablc relations withtho
United States. They arc anxious to
avoid war,
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IN NINE ROUNDS.
SiIdons Knocks Ont Tommy Warrcn-.
Gamc Fight.

Siddons Knocks Out Tommy Warrcn-A
Gamc Fight.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-Tommy War
rcn and GeorseSiddons, teather-weights,
had 4 fvc-ouncc glove contest tonight
for purse OF $500, OF which $500 went
to the loser.
The betting ranged from 500 TO $40
in Warrens favor. Mr.. Vic L. Zorn
was appointed master OF ceremonies.
Prof. John Duffy entered the. arena at
9:05. The boxers followed few min
utcs later. Time was called at 9:l5.
1t took nine rounds tc decide the con-
test. Uonors were evenly divided up to
tho sixth round. From this out Sid
dons had the best OF it, his upper cuts
doing considerable damage, Warren
ducliine and frequently clinching to
save himself. In the ninth round War
rem was knocked out by right t-hander
OH the jaw.
1t was great fight. the fighting being
terrific and generally fine. The victory
was greatly to Siddons' credit, as it was
won i'll i manly and game fashion.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2l.-Two freight
trains, loaded with petroleum, running
at 4 high rate of speed, collided near
Titlis to-day. The trains Immediately
caught fire and soon were mass OF
flames. So quickly did the fire spread
that the crews were unable to cxtricatc
themselves. When the fire had burned
out and the wreck was searched the
charrcd and unrecognizablo bodies OF
six men were found in the ruins.
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Chicago, Jan. 2l.-Tho Western
League OF Base Ball Clubs was success
fully organized under the most iavor-
able auspices to-day ut the Auditorium.
That name was ono OF the things de.
cided upon. The circuit will be COM
posed OF clubs IRON the eight cities rep
resented, Kansas City, Milwaukee,
Columbus, indianapolis, Minneapolis,
st. Paul, Omaha and Toledo. James y.
Williams, OF Columbus, was elected
president, secretary and treasurer. Sun
day games will be played everywhere.
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a PLUCKY WATERMAN.
MoTtnlly Wounded, lIo Shoots ut burglars
and DRIVES Them NE

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 2l.--John
Howard, night watchman ut Rio Vista,
Solano county, was shot and killed by a
burglar carly this morning.
Three burglars broke into tho office of
the Sacramento Transportation Com
pany about midnight, and succeeded in
drilling open the safe in which was
about 5000. Ono OF tho men was stu
toned outside rs guard, armed with q
doublc.barreled shotgun. Howard saw
the guard and hailed him, when the bur-
glar fired charge OF buckshot, taking
effect in Howard's abdomen. The
shooter then ran toward the river, fol-
lowed by two others, who left the coin
and tools behind them in haste.
Howard, though mortally wounded,
fired several shots after the fleeing safe
crackers. Mono OF them hit their mark,
however, and as Howard dropped cx-
hausted and dying, the men pulled a
small boat toward Wood Island aud es.
capped.
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THE POPE'S CLAIM
To bc the Vicar OF Christ and Head OF tho
Church on Enrtl Dlsnutnh

10 DO the Vicar OF Christ and Head OF tho
Church, on Earth Disputed.
NEw York, Jan. 2l.-Tho revision
committee of the Presbyterian general
assembly concluded their labors as
l o'clock to-day. Their timo was
devoid to the consideration of chapter
q, which was revised to read: Tho
Lord Jesus Christ is the only head ofthe
church, and the claim OF the pope of
Rome or any other human authority to
be the vicar OF Christ and the head OF
the church universal is without war
rant in scripture or in fact, and IS
usurpation dishonorary to tho Lord
Jesus Christ" This differs somewhat
from the revision Of tho committee at
Washington, before the general assem-
bly,, but in substance it is the same.
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beneficial Order onlcor Arrested.

JonNsTowN, Pa, Jan. 2l.-James A.
Lyle, supreme secretary and organizer
OF the Beneficial Order OF Ohio, was
arrested tonight for securing $1,000 by
fraud. 1t is alleged that he has COL
lectcd nearly $4,000 from other cities
in western Pennsylvania and eastern
Ohio. lie gave bail for q hearing next
week. The headquarters OF tho con-
cern is at East Liverpool, Ohio.
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PARIS, Jan. 2l.---The hospitals in this
city are crowded with patients suffering
with influenza. The disease prevails in
a most dangerous form throughout tho
city, and the municipal authorities and
assistance publique are making arrange
ments to convert available vacant build
ings into hospitals. There is n great
increase in the number Of deaths re.
sulting from the disease.
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LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The city to-day is
wrapped in a dense and almost i'm.
-penetrable fog equal to that which pre-
vailed at Christmas time, and which
caused much loss OF life and incalcul-
able general damage. Traffic is greatly
impcded and SO dark is it that the
electric and gas lights has been resor,ed
to throughout the city in houses, shops
and factories.
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DIS MONIES, a., Jan. 2l.-A report
that James G. Blaine was dead was cir
culatcd in this city to-day and caused
intense excitement on the streets. Itwas
announced by one OF tho clerks in the
house oil representatives and stopped
legislation. The tlaNon the state house
were ordered lowered to half mast. 1t
was afterwards found that the report
originated in q Des Moines bucket shop
and was probably done to affect the
market.
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PirTsnundH, Jan. 2l.-Henry S. Ives,
OF New York, has entered suit in the
county courts torecovcr $40, 900 from the
estate OF James D. Gallery. Several
years ago, Ives, who was the head OF n
syndicate, paid Gallery the sum stated
for an option on savings institution in
Allegheny, but before the purchase was
made, Ives failed He sues 10 re-
cover the $l0,00O. :
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New YORK, Jan. 2l.-Thirty-nine
horses were destroyed by a fire which
broke out in the basement OF George
Darby's livery and boarding stable,
No. S2G Broadway, ats o'clock tonight.
Loss S30000
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BvEsos AYaEs, Jan. 2l.-Thc troubles
between the governor OF Mendoza and
the legislature have resulted in q serious
outbreak. Many persons have been
killed or wounded. The national gov
crnment has sent commissio with
full power to restore order.
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VIII Try tho Military.

Sr. PErERsnURG, Jan. 9l.-The govern
mcnt has decided to trythc experiment
OF substituting military officers Tor the
civil officers in the distribution OF relief
to the famine sufferers. This action Is
taken to prevent the cmbczzlcmcnt OF
the funds.
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in an honest belief that tho statements
were truoP"
Eyes, sir; and willingly"
"Mlr. James Mills, the other defendant,
followed Mr.. Barr.
POINTS OF THE DEFENSE.


His examination was much the same
MS that OF Mr.. Barr's, except that ho
admitted he had written the editorial
upon which the suit ID based.
Mr.. Ferguson then submitted tho
following points for the defense, quoting
numerous authorities in support OF
them:
First-Unlrss tho jury is satisfied
beyond 4 reasonable doubt that tho
publication was malicious or negligent,
they should acquit tho defendants.
SGcond-It the jury find there was no
malice or negligence, then, though tho
facts stated therein arc untrue, the
verdict must be for acquittal.
Judge Porter questioned the wisdom
OF some OF tho authorities and con-
tended that others did not apply to tho
present case.
"Well," said Mr.. Ferguson, "if your
honor has 4 fixed opinion about this
matter, We may rs well quit"
Judge Porter replied that hc would be
very glad to consider any proper
authorities Mr. Ferguson could present.
Coart then adjourned Tho case will 90
to the jury tomorrow.
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FRANKLIN, Ky, Jan. 2l.-CGdar
Bluff College for women was burned
this mornirg. The sixty inmates were
not hurt. They are mostly pupils from
Tennessee and Kentucky. The school
was an old one, and under the direction
OF the Methodist church.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-oIr. Justice
Bradley, Of the United States Supreme
Court, who has been i'll for some tina
past, is sinking rapidly and his phys
icians say that he may not live twenty
four hours.