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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

Eight cases OF small pox were dis.
covered in Brooklyn. There are sew
eral cases in Chicago.
Giuseppe Patone, an Italian resident
OF Boston, cut the throats OF mis- two
children ami mis- own.
Latest returns from all the counties
in Oklahoma show that the republic
cans have majority OF one in the leg
islature on joint ballot.
4 leading carpet manufacturer in
Philadelphia says that the passage of
the Springer wool bill would almost
ruin toe business in this country.
NJ. W. Murcnison. the alleged writer
OF the famous letter when brought
ABOUT tie recall OF Minister West, has
at last denied ali knowledge OF its
authorship.
The council OF administration OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic has de-
cided TO mold the next national en-
campment during the week beginning
Septem Der 5.
Inc Koch Il l.oener lumber compa.
ny's plant at Milwaukee was damaged
by fire TO the extent OF $3.50. 600.
Small pox has appeared at Puge,
Sound.
AT Franklin. Pa, the amshouse was
destroyed by fire and the 100 inmates
had n narrow escape.
In railroad collision at Highland
Center, Ia, THURSDAY. Tho cars raurh,
fire and four people were burned.
The oloodiest election riot thus fan
reported was in Mitchell county. N.
C. where rival repu olican factions en-.
gagged in battle ami four were NOR.
tally wounded.
IL Is believed now that there will be
an extra Session OF congress called i'm
meuiaieiy after the inauguration
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

WHEN men Of day whose youth
ful lines fell in pleasant agricultural
places remember that farmers were
once comparatively free from the in
roads OF prey.ng insects The enor-
nous destruction which is now being
annually wrought in this country
from insects alone was never dreamed
Of Garden and Forest. which never
draws conclusions without adequate
premises estimates the annual loss 10
American agriculturists from the raw
ages OF insects alone at not less than
$500. 600 600 or about 81. 50l 900
every twenty.four hours.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
GHOSTLY FHOTOCRtP PLY,
strange Prank tiayed on an Unonenling
Atm By u Spnnk.


strange Frank Played on az, Unoffentling
Artist by "a spook.
Some months ago the Atlanta Con.
stitution told the world that Mary
Carnes had been drowned by falling
in the creek while fishing and OF the
finding OF the body; that she had pre-
dicted her death and made the state.
ment shat the world was all going
wrong. This caused Il good deal OF
talk in the ne,ghborhood in which
she lived The corpse was brought
here TO have Il picture Of the dead girl
taken. The constitution has told of
the picture being taken. only one ey-
posture beng made OF the negative
being put into the bath and it spat-
tcring all 10 pieces in occurrence
never witnessed before and the fac.
still remains II profound mystery.
Why should chemical action break
this g,a,s when thousands in the
artists hand, have not? This is
strange enough bat now another
chapter IS added still harder TO un.
derstand.
Mr., Bird arbroIeh has IL we l.
equipped ga lesy. with any amount of
fixtures and necessary instruments 10
follow his avoca;ion in Il scientific
manner. Among other things are
number OF plate holders. He had
not had occasion to use the one that
he took little Mary's picture with
until lately. He wa dong some en-
larglng work made every thing ready
brought out the plate holder contain
ing plate Iust taken from the boN.
placed l. in position. made an in-
Simultaneous exposure. took the plate
holder to the dark room and placed
the negative in the solution. when.
( behold. not the likeness OF the gentle
man appeared, but little Mary Carnes
in her coffin was before his astoaished
Dyes. clear distinct, plain and palpa.
Bile He has never made better
negative.
My God Joe here is something
| want explained. Why ask me?
I could tell him | saw The co lin with
+ the likeness of the dead girl that Is
all. Hard by the gallery we found
the shattered negative that was made
some months ago Remember the
child pred .cted her death and said
the world was going wrong Every
one who knew her wi testify that
they never saw bettcr childs pic.
) ture.
What shall we expect next? Mr.
Carncs Is II poor man and has lived
here loHg time.
The more we consider the circum-
stances OF tn s The m ore obscure it be
comes. What does it meanP
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
Powuerly on uhe Political Influence
Of Ihc Momc>Inmd .Irouh.es


ST. LOUIS Mo-, Nov. ol.--General
Master Workman Powderly gave out
an interesting interview tonight on
the subject OF the Homestead troubles
and the recent election. IL Is the first
expression he has made for puolica.
ton.
lie spoke at length. What he said
occupied column in the morning pa
pers. He connects the landslide on
the Sth with Carnegieism pure and
simple. He says the people DO not
dislike Harrison. nor do they espe-
cially love Cleveland, but that they
saw the turn OF events as implied
at Homestead and thought the quick
est way TO arrest them was to destroy
the party in power. The Homestead
troubles. Mr.. Powderly says. were re-
suits of oostinacy and desire to rule
without question. Frick is natural
tyrant In reply to the question,
WHAT do you think OF the labor stu
alton in the country today9' Mr.. Pow
oerly said: ut never was better
The fact that hundreds OF thousands
OF republicans voted for Cleveland
against Harrison proves that
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

COLLEGES aud universities are
is becoming more and more the case
as the applicants for their opportuni-
tics increase. and the demand for
more various instruction and for
higher ability in tho instructors is con.
slant The tuition fees paid By tho
college student never equal what it
costs to provide for him the means OF
education. Buildings libraries.
museums. apparatus and instruction
II they are equal to the requirements
of the time are very costly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

Ir is apparent that it is OF little use
for one thrifty farmer to make Wig
orous fight in his orchard to destroy
the tent-caterpillar or among his
plum trees to root out and burn up
the black knot when both OF these
pests are allowed to flourish and null
iiply on neighboring farm. Tn ere
ought to be legislative enactments
which will reach that shiftless ne gh-
Dor and compel him TO cooperate
with neighbors who are thrifty. II
California and other states in tho in.
,erest of their numerous fruit products
can establish penalties which compel
such co operation, certainly other
states Can.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

UNLESS the statues Of our great
spiritual ancestors-the discoverers
founders and glorifiers OF our
country - breathe look that kindlcs
reverence courage and self-sacriiice
in all succeeding generations how
much more powerfully would their
absence speak than their presence.
Better silence than vulgar noise. better
vacuity than so many tons OF maro,e
or bronze Undertaking. mere in.
ieriority. IL IS only now and then IN
the history of his life that even the
sublimest hero or saint flames out in
all tho splendor Of his genius and Il
is in that hour and in that incarnation
O. the divine creative spark within
him that we want him arr ested and
set forever in eternal marble or
brass.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
II IL Denied that Cleveland Gave
ammany Any Pledges.

ammany Any Pledges.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10. The Brook.
lyn Eagle, in an editorial, strongly
denies the published statement regard
ing that dinner at the Victoria hotel.
at which Mr. Cleveland met the Tam
many leaders and is said to have made
promises and stipuiations to them in
return for their support at his cleo
ton. The truth as to what the prac-
titioners on Mr.. Clevelano's courage
at the freedom learned. is this: They
learned that Mr.. Cleveland would
make no provisos or anything OF the
sort TO any OF them. or to or for any
others through them That he had
not sought the nomination which, on
the contrary. had sought him. that he
considered the state matter OF much
more Importance To them than to him.
| that ne repelled the idea that his de-
mocracy was questionable oy them or
doubtable by any one; that they knew
| lie was aware who had been his friends
before the nomination, and he would
/ EuDW VINO uhu Uuu WHO Hdu not DceN
his friends after the eleciion that ne
would nave no friends to reward on
account OF friendship and no former
opponents to punish on account OF
former opposition; that he would go
TO election or TO defeat equally free
ana absolutely uncommitteu; out
that If the democratic people and
ticket were defeated in this state by
the democratic machine another
democratic organization was ready
TO take It's place at once. and that in
sucn case the youngest man present
wouldn't live years enough to see that
machine sufficiently strong to win or
betray cause thereafter. or one OF
their number ever sitting in u state or
national convention again. Last night
ut a dinner given by the Manhattan
single tax cub Mr.. Thomas g. Smear
man Of Brooklyn said at the now MS
toricai dinner there were present
Messrs. Cleveland, Whitney, Dickin-
SON Sheehan Edward Murphy jr.,
and Richard Croker.
mir. Cleveland has not told me
anything about the pledges he made. J."
said Mr.. Shenrman. ''out there hap
pens to be n telephone in the room
whore that dinner was held which has
conveyed 10 me what happened.
Mr.. Sherman then pictured Lieu
tenant Governor Sheehan as standing
up ami addressing Mr.. Cleveland on
the subject OF pledges. Mr. Cleveland
replied 10 Mr.. Sneehan: 'Mr. Shee-
nan, | have listened with the utmost
attention TO what you have said. |
have followed you very carefully, ami
! think | understand you perfectly
and what have to say in reply, Mr.
S eehan is. that I'll be id if |
will pledge myself to any man on any
subject whatever and Iii he doubly
id before give you those particu-
lar pledges for which you have asked
Mt this particular time
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

II is urged by science that tho
popularity of quinine rs a medicine
is working enormous in ury in this
country. Anyone can buy this com
mon sulphate and admin ster IL in
quantities 30 suit himself while
around other poisons many OF them
but little if any. more powerful
there are restrictions aga nst the sale
Except on a physicians prescription
The writer of the article in Scicnco
says he has known of four eases in his
own medical practice W. ere only
moderate doses continued or two or
three day would pro luce serious,
cerebral disturbance amounting al
most 10 HON cidal ma ia. and there
are many cases IN every community
who're the use OF aunine will affect
The nervous System in !, seey serious
msHLsF
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

devised in Boston consists OF writing
capital d on sheet of paper while
standing att table and trying to make
the right foot swingin the opposite d.
rection from that which the pencil is
GLOWING on the paper No one SO
far as heard from has been able to
Derformthe feat
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

THE mysteries of the Okeinokec
swamp in Southern Georgia reaching
down into Florida arc soon To be
solved. A canal company is engaged
III reclaiming this vast region. II posi-
tive terra incognita not only for
what is confidently believed Will
prove valuable agricultural district
but fo' The vast quantities OF timber
found in tho swamp.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

A new alloy resem Ding gold is re-
ported from Germany. 1t Isles costly
than most alloys OF the kind; consist
ing OF about 100 parts OF copper and
six OF anthony. which TO prevent
porosity, are melted in the presence OF
little charcoal, magnesium and cafes
par. The alloy remains unchanged in
the air, even when exposed to amoni-
acal or acid vapors. 1t can be rolled,
beaten. ham mered and soldered. like
gold, and its soiidity is much greater.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
MADE NO OVERTURES.
CLEVELASD DID NOT GIVE PLEDGES
TO TAMMdNY.

What Took Place at slsc Dinner a the
Victoria Hotei-Grover credited
with Having Talked 10 Tammany
with No crooked weifth
Annual Dinner or the Chamber of
Conimercc-W hat Cleveland, ms One
Of the speakers on the Occasion,
Had TO offer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

Coz. ByLLIrT. OF Louisville, has
gotten married. Tho old adage has
it that every bullet has its billet but
as the colonel is s3 years old he seems
to have been long time finding it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

AN area OF public land nearly as
large as Massachusetts and New
Jersey was taken up by settlers last
year. 1t always gives those com.
monwealths that tired feeling. how.
ever when they are thus used for the
purpose of IN odious comparison.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

New ORLEANS officials are after tho
whom have been detected mixing
their product with chalk and Miss s.
sippi river water OF III samples OF
milk recently examined BY II chemist
but sixty-thrce samples were up TO
the standard One milk man was
found to be peddling fluid he called
milk but to which he had a1do0
twenty-fiv per cent OF water
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
The Conference of Archbishops En-
Joys some Heated neb,te.

New YORK, Nov 2l.-The confer
ence OF the archoishops Of the Roman
Catholic church was continued at the
residence OF Archbishop Corrigan. II
is stated on positive authority that the
debates nave not been carried on alto
gather tremendously, and that Arch.
bishop ireland OF st. Paul and Arch.
bishop ka,zer OF Milwaukee have gen.
orally been on opposite sides in some
heated arguments. Inc utmost efforts
on the part OF the mem bers OF the
council have been directed toward
keeping the exact details OF the de pate
secret.
Toiay's discussions were largely
spent in considering the condition OF
the Catholic university at Washington,
which Is not state wholly satisfactory
10 the cnurcn authorities. This is
alleged TO DC In Il measure due To the
maiadroit publication OF pamphel
on the subject OF education by one OF
the faculty, which is said TO nave been
oisapproved OF in Rome and was not
III consonance with the case OF ma
jority OF the Catholic clergy in this
country. This pamphlet was issued
by DR.. Bouquillon. who came from the
University OF Lille, France, having
been appointed TO the chair OF mora
theology in Washington by Bishor
keane, the presidentof the university.
AZ The close OF the evening session the
f...f
meut:
AT the meeting Of the arcn bishop:
OF the United States held at the resi-
deuce Of the most rev erenu arch uisho,
of New York on the 10Th OF Novem
Der 1892, 10 consider the best mean,
TO provide for the religious education
for such children as 90 not ut presen
attend the parochial schools or Catho
lie schools OF any kind. the assembled
preiates unanimously agreed the fol
lowing resolutions:
Resolved. 70 promote the cree tior
OF Catholic schools 50 that there ma,
De acconmoda in them for NOR
ana If possible for all our Catholi
| children. according to the DEGREES o
the third pienary council OF Baitimor
ana the decision of the holy see.
Resolved. That children who a
! present 90 not attend Catholic school :
we direct in addition that provision D
made for them by Sunday schools an
| also by Instructions on some other ia
or days OF the week. ana by urgin
/ the parents to teach their children In
/ Christian doctrine in their home.
The Sunday and week day school
should DE under the direction OF IN
clergy, aided by intelligent lay teaci
ers, and wnen possible by members {
religious teaching orders.
Wary Ellen cannot be BiuTed.
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. q. Mr..
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

TIE nonsense about boys being
spoiled by n college course finds
little favor nowadays. 1t was
said some two or three
thousand years ago that n fool
though brayed ina moran will be II
fool still. 1t is pure assumption that
"A college bred man who does not su =
coed in after life would have sue
ceeded if he had not gone to college.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
In the Country

brennan. rushing into the EDITORS
70 om-The advert sing page has been
knocked into pi.
Editor. cheerfully-Briug me slice
OF it.
Foreman-Slice OF what?
Ediior--Sl &c of the pi; I've never
been able to get more than bread and
meat out OF it before.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

lIsmmond's CALUMET Lard, Hams and
Paron. All frst-class grocers ami marSet
men handle this brand. Maize from T me
Mel raski hogs. Try ii. THE q. Ii. HAM
MoND Co., South Omaha, Nco.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
The Comin. monetary tonfrrei

The Comm. Monetary conference
LONDON, Nov. 10. The Indian cur
rency committee which. it was sup
posed, was expediiing its decision with
a view to influencing the international
monetary conference which meets in
Brussels on Tuesday next. adjourned
To-Day until the conference is over.
This unexpected step is attributed to
design OF the committee TO assist tine
British delegates TO the conference.
leading discussion for the position on
the currency in India. When this
commission resumes its sitting. evi.
Gence will be privately taken from
currency experts. including single
standard men favoring a gold coinage
for India.
Concerning the instructions of the
American delegates. the representa-
tive OF the Associated press, cleaning
from various well informed sources,
learns that no hard ami fast proposals
will be presented by them. 4 general
statement advocating an international
agreement will be made before the
conference. and this will lead to de-
bate. The delegates anticipate that
the result will oe a report signed oy
the members. adhering to their prop
osition for an irrational agreement.
Doubtless dissenting reports will also
be made No reliable statement can
yet be made rs to whether the Ameri-
can views will have a majority or mi
nority, but even il the monometalisls
provo numerically the strongest it is
to oe hoped that the deliberations will
assist in the ultimate adhesion of the
government to an international con-
vention to regulate currency values.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

indeed. know you will not DO me
the very great Unjust ce OF supposiiig
that ] in the least undertake tine i'm
portance OF commercial ana financial
Interests here represented. On the con-
trary. no one appreciates more fully
than that while proper adjustment
OF all interests should DE maintained,
you represent those which are utterly
indlspensa ole TO our national growth
ana prosperity. / DO not believe that
an! other interests should be obliged
TO feed from the crumbs which fall
from the table OF these. nor DO ] De-
lieve that the table should DE ROB-
bed OF the good things which
are honestly and fairly there.
merely because some other tables are
not well provided II comes well
provided. 1t comes to this where ali
are Interested as Americans in COM
mon purpose. Our purpose il. or
ought 10 DE, in our several spheres,
to aod to the general fund OF national
prosperity. From this fund we are all
entitled to draw. perhaps not equally.
out justly. each receiving fair por-
ton OF Individual prosperity. Let us
avoid tramplng on each other in our
anxiety to be first in the distribution
OF shares. and let us not attempt to
appropriate the shares OF others. AS
close | cannot refrain from express
ing my thanks for the courtesies en-
tended to me oy the organization al
whose hospitaole board have sat this
evening. | beg to assure you that
though | may not soon meet you again
on an occasion like this, | shall re-
member, with peculiar pleasure, the
friends maze among your membership
ami shall never allow myself to DC
needless Of the affairs you so worthily
hold in your Keeping
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
re Knew which she Preferred.

You have rival. | believer
Yes but ] am not in the least
afraid of him"
Why not?''
'Secausc she doesn't care for him.
How do you kuow?'
she sings for him When he calls
She never sings for mc.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02
Wary Ellen Cannot be rslured.

WICHITA, Kan, Nov. y. Mrs.
Mary Z. Lease says: Il have never
announced myself for the United States
senate, but il any fight is made upon
me on the ground of sex. and il il is
claimed that | am constituiionaliy in
eligible. | will most certainly enter
the race ana make a test case OF il.
Heretofore | have always won in every
contest ! have entered. ami | have
opinions from some OF the best juris,s
in the country that no legal objection
exists 10 prevent the election OF wo-
man TO the United States senate
Congress will assemble in threc
MeeKs ana Will inn MUM lrnDntfnni
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

In ordinary Eag,;,a writing ~"
iv o.cnr, tNrity tr.) TIMES viii
''e' o:curs Il lhJI5aat
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-02

Congress will assemble in ihrec
weeks ana will fnd much importan,
business waiting TO be disposed OF.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-01-07

scented to congress. Now watch
the Wall street twins kill it.-Torch
OF Liberty, Mound City.
There are thousands of postage
stamps being printed every day. We
wonder that some of our Republican
friends don't get scared for fear they
will depreciate in value. Will not
some one who knows tell us what
there is back of the stamp, any way?
Gazette, Hutchinson.
According to Secretary Fosters
last report, 1928 million dollars are
locked up in the. U. S. treasury
This is about $l2 for every man,
woman and child in the UnitedStatss.
How do the fellows who sheer at
"per capiter" like this showing
from the fountain head of Republic
an authority Money that is locked
up cannot be in circulation.-Junc-
ton City Tribune.
A religion that poises itself on
stills 50 high that it overlooks the
sorrows of this life, and only sees
mansions in the skies, is farce and
failure, and it's adherents hum
bugs.-Gazettc, Hutchinson.
The Peoples party in Nebraska
cast more votes this year than at
the previous election, while the Re-
publican and Democratic vote was
one-third less. -Heme Advocate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-01-07
Exchange. Echoes.

The Peoples party in Illinois
elected the entire ticket in seven
teen counties, and one or more Of
ficers in thirty-eight counties, at the
last election, and yet the associated
press never got onto these import
ant items.-EX.
In Australia the government owns
the railroads. 1t only costs per-
son Sc. so to ride 900 miles there.
Communication rates for local services
are still lower. A woodman can
ride to and from his work distance
of six miles for 2 cents trip, twelve
miles for 4 cents, twenty-four miles
for 8 cents, thirty miles, 10 cents.
Yearly tickets, good for thirty-mile
trips, are sold for $l7.4O. This is a
kind of Capitalization we need in
this country. 1t centralizes bread
and meat into the mouths of the
workman's children, and clothes on
their backs.-Wingo Ky. Sentinel.
Have you read Peffer's pension
bill? Well, it's the best bill for the
relief of the cid soldiers ever pre-