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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-11

The Eztchful ere Of the public hzs
been turned to Minneapolis al the
week The two pictures Of tie Dolit-
zeal kaleidoscope, Blaine AMI Harm
son, hare held the gaze Of all One
bulletin would say BIZ. Blaine wiz be
nominated on the first ballot ard the
folloBing bulletin would szy HArrisoa
viii be nominated On the first ballot
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and Harrison and Blaine. No one can
tell IN advance Of the vote TO-DAY
which Of the two will De nominated
Ar. Fassett the temporary chairman.
i pronounced Blaine man, Msior
Mckinley, permanent chairman, is =
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their movements all the way throagh
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inst each one is 50 near and vet 50 far
from the nomination, for harnony's
sake. = third man may be brought %
the front and nominated.
The bitter fight that Is On Be.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-11

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ccrzt car o1ser % tie nomination Of
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shoaid kHoE that Il Mr. Cleveland i
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pr Cleveland Is n honest man; BE-
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will Do he viii Do. 70 nan, be he
Democrat o. Republican, who knows
hin viii question the truth Of this
statement
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-06-11

The State campaign il Idzho vii
be short bet It win Be exciting. inter.
esting and stimulating. We shall have
eampaigners We hayeneYer lad before
The presidential electors Of all The
tickets viii canvass thoroughly every
county in the state. These electors
vii be men who are posted and who
can talk knowingly and intelligentIv
upon all the issues dividing the mar.
ties. The electors should Be the best
takers in their respective parties.
Then the Republicans viii try to r.
deem themselves from the bad break
made TWO years ago in NOMINATING sbs
present State officers. They viii nat
up the best and cleancst men to ba
found il theirranks. The Dem,cra,s
vii do likewise. They viii name man
whose characters are bIameIess and
spotlsss, and Of whom they can ssv
from kootnsi 10 Bear Lake. they are
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12
4 TERRIBLE CRIME
Committed By Three Fionds in n CO
necticnt Village.

Committed By Three Fionds in Com
necticut Village.
New HAVEN, CoNS., March 1l.-Thrce
mon entered the home OF Albert Den
slow, in Hamden, q suburb OF New
Haven, last night, bound and gagged
Denslow and man named Monk, who
boarded in the house. The men then
caught Mrs. Emily Johnson, Denslow's
sister, tied her hands behind hor and
carried her into bed room adjoining.
Hero they rarishcd the woman repeat
edly. The men werc in the house two
hours and all this time Denslow and
Monk lay helpless on the floor and were
unable to render any assistance. Mrs.
Johnson's injuries are quito serious.
She is thirty-nine years old. One OF
the men has been caught, z
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
The Sad Ending OF Beautiful Woma,
Who Loved Not Wisely,

Tic Sad Ending of IL Beautiful Woman
Who Loved Not Wisely.
NEW ALBANY, IND, March 11.-Katc
Smith committed suicide in sensation
al manner on the train at 1890 this
morning. She boarded the train at
Louisville last midnight, and while on
route to this city asked tho conductor
Tor glass OF water, for the purpose OF
wetting her handkerchief, claiming she
had headache. A moment later, she
was seen to empty white powder into
tile glass and drink the contents. About
ten minutes later she was writhing in
horrible agony on the floor OF the coach
and it required the strength OF three
men to hold her. When she reached
this city she was frothing at the mouth
from the effects Of strychnine, and died
at 3 o'clock. Kate Smith was at one
time considered the handsomcst woman
in southern Indiana. Two years ago
she eloped with Cincinnati travelling
man, who deserted her two weeks later.
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THE CoNoNER'S VERDICT
In the Case of the Crank WHO BLOW Him.
self Up In Sngc,s Office,

In the Case of the Crank WHO blow Him.
self Up In sngo's Office.
New YoRK, March l1.-Coroncr Mes
NOR and 4 jury to-day began an investi-
cation into the cause OF death OF Ben
jamin !. Norton and Henry L. Norcross,
the men killed in the dynamite cx-
plosion in Russell Sage's Office on
December i, 1891 Norcross, it will be
remembered, demanded 81 100000 from
Mr.. Sage aud when he did not receive
it threw q bag containing dynamite
bomb on the floor in front OF Mr.. Sage.
Messrs. Sage and Laidlaw described at
some leugth the actions Of the man
while in the office, and ut the close OF
their testimony the jury returned 4
verdict that Henry L. Norcross came to
his death by the explosion OF q COM
bustible dropped by himself at No. II
Broadway on December !, 1891, and
also finding that benjamin Norton came
to his death at the same time and place
from the same explosion. The jury re-
commended that tho legislature pass
law Immediately making it an offence
punishable by imprisonment for any
person to carry any object whatsoever
capable OF destroying lite and property
without the proper authority.
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a 1ErAnIAronY CAMPAIGN.
Tho Democratic sehrua In. Kansas May
Prove u boomerang. -,

Tho Democratic schrnIs In Kansas oIay
Prove u boomerang, ~,
TOPEKA, KAs., March 11.--1rhc action
OF tho Kansas state central committee
In deciding to put no state or electoral
tickets in tho Geld in tho coming cam.
paign, aud TO work for and vote will,
tho Peoples party in consideration
TINT certain congressional candidates to
whom tho Peoples party aGtne shall DO
Democrats, has aroused tho Republican
leaders throughout the state. III b.
It is now understood that In iow
days committee OF prominent Kansas
Republicans will go before the Repub.
lcan national committee and present Il
request for retaliatory campaign in
the south II tho Democracy insist on
their plan OF action rs has already been
outlined. The national committee will
be requested TO organize thelparty in
Georgia, North and. South Carolina and
tho Virglnias for united action with the
Alliance and in this way offset, at least,
tho action OF tho Kansas Democracy in
trying TO turn enough states into tho
Peoples party columns to throw tho
election OF the next President into tho
next house OF representatives, which is
Democratic. Ity-is ,stNted hero that
President Polk, Of tho Observation-Disclosures,
favcrs combine With Republicans in
tho South,
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UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE
Condition of Iiusinoss-t. G. Dun 6 Co.'s
Weekly Review.

Weekly Review.
New YoRK, March 11.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says: Dis
trlbution OF products is unqucstionably
moving. Transactions nro on the whole
larger than year ago in spite OF de-
preston at the south, being very much
larger at the west. Nor is improvement
confined to that section, though gencr-
ally there it is also felt in eastern cities.
Trade at the south. though still much
embarrassed by the low price of cotton,
is steadily gaining. With all the great
industries active, with money abundant
in spite OF gold exports and with specu-
lation kept in wholesome check, tho
outlook would seem to be unusually
favorable.
Iron has been the dismal feature, but
in2tcaGof decrease the weekly output
shows large increase, so that on
March LIST it was tho largest ever
known.
The trouble in this industry is that
while appropriation between north
ern and southern producers puts down
prices, the consumption has been
irregular, at some seasons .extraordin-
AIRY, but others hesitating. Southern
companies are trying to consolidate.
Rails are inactive, bar is dull and
plates weaker. In copper there is also
an effort to consolidate or combine, with
uncertain results. Trade in tin has
been small and lead is dull.
Though money is abundant, rates on
call have slightly advanced and the
market for commercial loans are n little
sitter amongst eastern cities.
Business failures occurring through
out the country during the last seven
days number 256, as compared with 4
total of 240 last week. For the cores
ponding.week last year the figures were
-
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NARROW ESCAPE
OF u Policeman aud Letter Carrier fro

or II Policeman and Lcttor Carrier from
Elcctrocution.
PITrsBuRG, Pa, March ll.-Thomac ].
Black, n letter carrier foi Station "B,"
and Frank Fred, patrolman, narrowly
escaped elcCtrocution last night while
taking tho mail from the letter box on
the corner OF Penn Avenue and 18th
street. Black was seen to fall heavily
to tho pavement, Officer Fred ran to
his assistance and found him uncon-
scious. Before summoning the patrol
tho officer attempted to close tho letter
box, but MS soon MS he touched tho key
no received n violent electric shock and
he was also thrown to tho ground.
Both mon recovered in q few moments
and IN investigation disclosed that the
electric light wire was'crossed with tho
police telephone which connected with
the patrol and letter boxes. The wet
snow caused the current to escape and
charged the letter box with electricity.
Fortunately the currant was not strong
enough to kill and the two mem were
soon able to attend to their business.
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THE ROUND TABLE
Discusses Arithmctical TcSt Hooks and
the Enrichment OF Classes.

Discusses Arithmoticnl TcSt Hooks md
the Enrolment OF Classes.
Tho monthly session OF the Round
Table was held last evening in the
committee room OF tho board OF oduca-
ton, and the following school superin.
tcndcnts were present: Messrs. Jones,
OF Bcllaire; Merts, OF steubenvillc; Rea,
Of Barncsville; Riggs, OF Bcnwood, and
Anderson, OF Wheeling.
The subject Of arithmetic was taken
up and discussed fully. II Is the sense
Of tho Round Table that the arithme-
ties in use arc not adapted to tho stage
of development OF tho pupils. The
members believe that In most cases the
urithmctics aro too difficult for imma-
ture minds. Superintendent Jones, OF
Bcllalrc, has adopted 4 system by which
tho teachers are making and noting
their observations of tho workings OF
the minds OF children. They arc teach
psychology practically.
Tho monthly enrolment, 1t Is thought,
should not exceed forty; when tho mum.
Der rises much above this II works to
such disadvantage that 1t is not
economy from an educational stand
point, In most places tho enrolment
Is entirely too large for tho teacher to
do effective work.
The members were interested In tho
laboratory arrangements OF suporin-
tendont Mcrtz, and arc glad to learn
that chemistry is taught by tho most
approved methods in Steubcnvillc.
Tho general opinion Is that not
enough time isspcnt upon mental arith.
metic, rapid and accurate computation,
Children should be taught not to mutt
late their school books, but should
keep and cherish them as a mechanic
does his tools.
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MORE FATALITIES
Reported in ,ilnncsota-Ensets of tho

Reported in 1iinncsota-ETects of tho
Great Storm.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, March 1.-THE dam
age done by the late blizzard grows in
extent as 10 different points OF the
northwest arc heard from. The dam
age at:Duluth is estimated atSl00,OO0.
Nelson Blackmer was lost near Albert
Lea and has not been found.
Attic town OF Badger, Iowa, Thomas
Onesone was blown from his wagon
and his necl: broken.
Frank Braithwaitc was frozen to
death one mile from his home at Ober-
don, North Dakota,
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NEW YoTE, March 1.-THE tender
loin precinct has yielded another SEN
sation. This timo II IS tho attempt OF
"Abo" Rothschild, the alleged slayer OF
Diamond" Bessie Moore in Texas, to
kill wealthy John II. Springer, who is
reputcd to be worth several hundred
thousand dollars.
Ho went into tho tondcrloin last Sat.
urday night, and shortly before mid.
night entered one OF tho many so-called
"club rooms" At two q. IN. he was
heavy loser. Tho men in the game
with him wcrc expert gamblers.
A Jackpot worth several hundred
dollars was "opcncd' at half past two
n. III. by Rothschild. Mr.. Springer
stayed" and "raiscd" tho "opcner" for
the limit. Rothschild called" Mr..
Springer, who had been "bluling,"
made m angry remark and tried to
throw his hand" into tho deck.
.'llold on" said lsothschild, ~ insist
on seeing your hand"
"You 50 --y you -" replied
Springer.
"Don't call me that or I'll kill YOU"
phoutod Rothschild, jumping to his
feet. Springer struck lsothschild q
pavagc BLOWN the facc and both mcn
clinched. They were hustled out, but
on the street again clinched. Springer
was thrown down, and Rothschild
standing over him. is said to have
drawn pistol and fired point blank at
Springer. From this moment both men
are lost. An officer and friends arc
said to have taken both men away. No
one is found who knows the effect OF
Rothschlld's shot.
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WATERFOWL, N. Y, March 11-BEz-
zardweathcr prevails throughout north
ern New York, though unaccompanied
by any serious hardships. Since three
o'clock yesterday afternoon about two
feet OF snow has fallen and high wind
has made immense drifts, which insome
cases on the highways and railways arc
impossible. Lumber and sugar making
districts have been interrupted.
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Worst storm In Years.

oswEGo, \. Y, March 1.-THE biz
zard has complete posscssionsof this
town. All railroads arc blocked. There
were no mails and wires are down. No
trains have been run in, or out OF 0swe-
so to-day. Railroad cuts are filled 10
the top. Nearly all business has stop
ped. 1t is tho worst storm in years.
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FONDA, n. Y, March ia Dakota
blizzard is now raging in the Mohawk
valley. The wind. is furious and at
times the snow is binding. The
weather is rapidly growing colder. The
wind is interfering with the work Of the
telegraph and telephone wires. The
storm is growing worse hourly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12
BrOlsc Ills Promise,

SALT LAKE, UTAH, March ll.-Nich-
olas Groebcck, pardoned last year by
President Harrison on his promise to
abandon polygamy, was arrested to-day
and held in $4,000 bond Tor unlawful
cohabitation. 1t was Il very fragrant
case. right in the city, the offending
parties living openly in the polygamous
relations.
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The Usun, Kentucky sIuriler,

LOUISVILLE, KY, March ia special
from Whitesburg, KY, says: Near here
yesterday evening Dave Williams shot
and fatally wounded J. L. Asher. Tho
latter had been intimate with Williams
wife, and no was about to obtain legal
separation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

LANCASTER, Pa, March 11.-Carson
Sterling, OF Now Holland, was arrested
this morning charged with manslaugh-
ter in causing the death OF Naomi Z.
Resh, aged 81 years, OF New Holland, BY
criminal operation. The young wo-
man died last night, and in her dying
statement accused Sterling OF being tho
cause OF her death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12
blockade on the New YorI; Central

UREA, n. Y, March 1.-THE passen-
ger traffic on the New Tork-eentral is
practically stopped. A freight is derail-
cd in Syracuse and has blocked all east
bound trains since o'clock this morn
ing. The west-bound trains are all late,
and are struggling with great difficulty
on account OF the storm. The blockade
at Syracuse is the more serious because
the binding storm fills the tracks while
the trains are 9t standstill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12
Why Gould Abandoned M, l1cx,cnu Tour.

CHICAGO, March ll.-As special from
New York says that tho reason Mr..
Gould abandoned his proposed visit to
Mexico, was because he had received an
intimation that ii he ventured into that
country in the present state OF affairs
there, he would be kidnapped and held
Tor ransom by tho revolutionary party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

In thousands OF cases the cure Of a
cough is tho preventive OF consump.
ton. The surest cough medicine in the
world is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by all dealers on q guarantee OF
satisfaction. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

SAN Francisco, March l1.-Joc Acton,
the champion catch-as-catch-can wrest-
Ter, was defeated last night by Daniel
S. Mcleod, the latter winning the match
in two straight falls. Acton weighed
162 pounds and Mcleod 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12
TIE SECOND CARDINAL.
Archbishop ireland to Receive tho Red
Hat in C Few Days.

1HreHD''l1UF fFCFskII't to IkUCUIFC TITO ItcNI
Hat in C. Few Days.
ST. PAUL, March ll.-Rev. Father Her.
ron, who has charge OF Catholic affairs
during the absence in Rome OF Arch
bishop Ireland, has at last received def
mite advices from the holy city that the
archbishop is to be made the second
cardinal for the United States, and that
tho ceremony OF comforting tho red hat
will occur in Romo, during the latter
mart OF this month.
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Ennk Rohhsr scntrnc,e.1.

ASHLAND, Wis, March lie. H.
Baker, convicted last night a second
time for robbing the Iron Exchange
Bank ut Hurley, Wis, OF $4,000, was
to-day sentenced to five years impris-
onmcnt ut hard labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12
A MERCHANTS Suicide.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, March 11,-Isaac
B. Johnson, senior member OF tho firm
OF Rowland and johnson, agricultural
implement, shot himself to death early
this. morning near this city. No reason
is known iorshis suicide. $500
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CLEVELAND, O., March 'l.-The SUI
preme lodge of the Ohio beneficial So
ciety, OF Cleveland, assigned at few
minutes before midnight last night. Its
assets are about $4,000, and its liabili-
tics about 100000,
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, March .ll.-Reports
from various cities and towns through.
out Illinois are to the effect that winter
wheat has been greatly damaged by the
recent blizzard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

HESRy scuoESuALs, foreman Henry
krug Packing Co, St ] oscph,s Mo, uses
DR.. Thomas's Eclectric Oilswfth. his men
for sprains, Scuts, bruises, chapped
hands, etc. It is the best. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

PORTLAND, ORE, March 11.-Peter
Cardiff and Billy Keogh have been
matched to fight a match before the
Pastime club for purse OF $500.
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Thcntre Burned,

LONDON, March 1l.-Tho Oxford Uni
versity theatre was partially destroyed
by fire at midnight last night. No per-
Torrance has recently been given at the
tbaot rn
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BUFFALO, n. y, March 1.-THE storm
here was not serious, and there is no
detention to travel on tho local railroads.
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Iris not what its proprietors say, but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and wins the confidence OF
the people,. !
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WAS He MURDERED?
If Not Where Is Wealthy Mr..
Springer, of Now York 2
"lBE" RO7HSCHILD, THE SLAYER

OF "DiamOnl" BESSIE Moore Figures
In Attempt to Kill Him and 1t Is Not
Known If Ito succccdcd..-h Poker
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Jackpot" Which 10th aIon Wanted
Very Much, ut Least Enough to
Fight ForIt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

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