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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-17

you would be we'll dressed
AA give your orders to the
Gabert Bros, the leading taiors. They
carry the biggest stock OF new spring
goods in Central Texas, and have all
the latest styles.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-17

Sleeper, Clifton & Co, Ladies' Ok.
ford Ties 81
Ladies Oxford Ties $3.50, Ladies Ok
ford Ties So.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-17

Milton Everett, Esq. the popular
and genial chief rate clerk of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway is
in the city. Mr.. Everett aside from
his many other qualifications has a
national reYu'ation as one OF the
finest tsrpon fishermen in the South.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

lot OF Irvine sweep against me- l
thought at first I'd call to them TO pull
me up but l changed my mind and
concluded to follow the seine. l fol-
lowed with it as far as from here to
Washington street. and then l spied
something white again in the water
The seine had caught the thing and
was turning it over and over.
1t was jerome Tallman's body at
last First thought I'd let them pull
it ashore, and then decided that
might just as we'll have the glory, and
we'd be sure Of the body then. too
So | Ii ted the seine over it and
graspcd tho body. l shan't ever for
get that first sensation. 1t was mag
netlc shock that man always feels
under water. but he don't feel it after
the first body if he has several to get
out at the same time. | grasped the
naked figure-he was a six -footer-
around the back and gave long pull
at the signal rope. They pulled me
up, and the boat towed me and the
body ashore just as we were. When
we got where | could stand on the
bottom. great crowd came down and
took me and the body right up off the
bottom and got us ashore"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

WASHINGTON, April 92.-The special
meeting Of the national silver commit
tee appointed by the first national
silver convention, held in St. Louis in
at the headquarters in this city, with
Congressman A. j. Warner, of
Ohio, acting as president, and Lee
Crandall as secretary. The object
of the meeting is to consider the pro-
priety of calling another national silver
convention with view to more thor
ough organization of all who favor the
restoration of free bi-mctallic coinage
in the United States, the National Ex-
ecutive committee considering that in
view of the recent action of Congress,
an exigency has arisen which demands
immediate action.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
LOUIS NAPOLEON'S FAD,
The Curious Part the Letter NJ PIaye,
in His Career.

The Curious Part the Letter NJ Played
in His Career.
have been treasuring facts regard
ing the Ms of Louis Napoleon. writes
''Ye Curious Man in the st. Louis
Republic. and find that he really hal
some grounds for regarding the letter
a botn mascot and u hoodoo. He
was born on the last day OF Machreal
april 20). just at the opening of
FIoreal. or the ''Flowery Month, and
received his early military instruc-
tions from Moreith. The first of the
many books written or edited by him
was u Manuel d'Artillerle. When
Louis Philippe began to suspect Louis
it was none other than NJ. Mole who
sent the Swiss government papers re
questiug their expulsion OF the obnox-
ious prince On May 25. 1876. after
he had been in prison for five years
for making an attempt on the throne
of France at Bologna. he made
his escape and went to England, NJ
do Morny and M. de Maupas
and Louis Napoleon were the princi-
pal actors in the famous coup d'etat
of December 2 1851. The most glor-
ious feats OF the French arms during
his reign were the capture of Mala.
koff and the green of Mamelech dur
ing the Crimean war. His famous
field marshals we're Mcmahon. Duke
of Magenta and Marakoff The vic
tory of Solferino took place on the
banks and in the waters OF the river
Mincio. His wife was Eugene Marie
Countess OF Montijo and the cities OF
Mantua and Milan play important
parts during his campaigns. Max
imilian's Mexican mistake caused Ma
poleon's power to wane. The banks
OF the Meuse (Sedan) and Metz lower
ed his star forever and Moltke was the
main cause OF its lowering A remark.
able M record to say the least
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
Indorse Harrison and Cheer DIaine-The
Platform.

Platform.
| HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2o.-The Re.
publican State convention met at 1920
yesterday. There wer1 no con.
tested seats, but the fight for places on
TIE ticket has been hot. Active can.
wasting was kept up long after mid
night and the candidates were out
again before z o'clock in the morning
shaking hands with all Corners
The convention was called to order
by Chairman Watres, of the State
committee. Secretary Frank Willing
Leach read the call for the convention
and then the roll of delegates. AT the
conclusion of the roll call James L.
Mills Of Philadelphia nominated James
w. Latta of Philadelphia for temporary
chairman. Gen. Latta was received
with applause when lie mounted the
platform.
The platform conpratulates the Re-
publicans of Rhode Island on their re-
cent victory and eulogizes the party for
its record in the past, which it declares
has ever been consistent. 1t indorses
the administration and claims an es-
pecial right to pride in the services OF
James G. Blaine, son of Pennsylvania.
The silver plank is as follows.
We approve the general policy Of the last Re-
pIl can Congress in dealing with the silver
question. We are opposed to the free coinage
OF silver, but favor the purchase OF American
silver at its market value and the issue by the
government OF Treasury notes In payment
thereof. That the course of the Republican
party upon this question has hitherto been wise
and liberal is proven by the fact that to-day
there is no scarcity OF money in our country for
the transaction Of legitimate business or the
payment of wages and by the further fact that
silver dollar n paper dollar is the equva-
lent in value OF gold dollar in the pure base OF
the nccessaries of life.
Other resolutions urge the passage of
stringent immigration laws, demand a
free ballot and a fair count favor lib
eral pensions and commend the con-
struction of a ship canal between Lake
Erie and the great river system of the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys
The names of Harrison and Blaine
were loudly applauded as the platform
was read. A motion was made that
the platform be adopted, but before the
question could be put ID. d. Phillips of
SchuylSill got the floor and offered
resolution indorsing Senator Quay.
The resolution was received with pro-
longcd cheers and calls for Quay. Some
opposition was manifested to it's pas
sage and finally the following substi-
tute was passed: THE eminent public
and party services of Mathew Stanley
Quay eutitle him to the thanks and
gratitude of the Republicans of Penn
sylvania."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
EVIDENCE IS STRONG
AGAINST THE WYOMING CAT
TLEMEN.
Murder, Treason and InsurrectIon Charged
Probable Outcome VIII BE Their Re-
lease. uowever-They Are stu On the
March--AppeaIs for a Fair Trial.

CHEYENNE, Wyo, April 25.-Through
Sheriff Malcolm CAMPBELL of Converse
county it is learned that Sheriff Angus
and County Bennett of John
son county have procured evidence
against the cattlemen. They have I'M
earthed the design OF the expedition
and extent Of the depredations in
tended. The baggage OF the members
OF the expedition captured proved, it is
claimed, that the whole party can be
indicted not only for murder. but
for treason and instruction.
One result of the cattlcmen's raid is
the probable dismem berment of the
Wyoming State militia, the officers and
men being greatly dissatisfied with
their treatment by the Governor and
the superior officers of the organization
during the recent troubles. To-day
four officers rendered their designations
and others are expected. Many militia
officers assert that their organization
has been made n cats paw of by the
Governor TO aid his friends, the stock
men, and unless satisfactory explana-
ton of his actions is made they will re-
fuse to remain in the service
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
Kyle, of South Dakota yesterday intro
duccd by request bill providing for
the establishment of composite dol
lar" to be established in the following
manner: designate SO much of
wheat, rye, oats, corn, barley, beans,
potatoes, cotton, weol, butter eggs,
flour, sugar lard, pork, beef, tobacco,
salt, leather, hemp, cement, cotton
seed, brick, lead, pig iron, coal and
copper as shall be conveniently near to
a dollars worth in the New York mar
ket, so arranging quantities that the
sum total of the value OF thirty articles
shall be $50, and that one-thirtieth of
the sum total of the articles designated
shall be termed the composite dollar of
the United States"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

New York Judge cut down an at
torney's fee from $4,000 to SO, 500.
Poor persons are supplied with spec
tacles free of charge by Boston So
ciety.
1t is estimated that Europe is 81 ,o0O,-
600, 200 poorer every year by her system
of armed peace.
An enterprising physician in Cali
fornia advertises: II will pay half of the
funeral expenses in cases where l am
not successful"
In England when the government re-
signs an appeal is made to the people;
in France the cabinet merely undergoes
a Encouragement.
A Fresno, Cal, man has obtained a
divorce because his wife was in the
habit of mixing dough without fsrt
washing her hands.
Several young women in the South
Jersey town of South Seaville have a
wood-sawing club which has raised
S25 this winter for church purposes by
reducing cord wood to kindling sizes at
81 cord.
The bell that will ring the hours
from the steeple of the college church
at Notre Dame, Ind, is the largest on
the continent. Eight men can easily
stand erect within it, and its tones can
be distinctly heard distance of twelve
miles.
The California pioneer now having
the best claim to long residence on the
Pacific coast and old age is believed to
be Alfred, or Don Alfredo, Robinson,
who went out from Boston in July,
1928. He was one of the protectors of
Richard Henry Dana while serving his
two years before the mast" In 1913
he entered the service of the Pacific
Mail company, and the following year
erected in San Francisco wooden
house, which cost $500 in New York,
and sold for $4,000.
A romantic marriage has taken place
in Montgomery county \. c. A Young
man obtained the license, secured the
preacher, took him Immediately to the
presence of his intended. He found
her in the kitchen making up dough.
The young fellow did not give her
time to clean her hands and arms. but
had the preacher tie the knot at once.
In birmingham, England, there re-
Gently died a detective named Black
who had in his life discovered over
1000 criminals. and at race near
Rugby he once arrested eight piclkpock.
cts in thirty-fye minutes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

THERE are many kinds OF pridc-
pride of wealth, of namo, OF birth, of
social standing or popular esteem
but mono is quito so offensive as that
of an imagined mental superiority.
1t looks down upon others with SUI
percilious compassion which awakens
all the resentment OF human nature.
Deeper and truer thought banishes
this delusion. and makes man mod
est as nothing else can; for it is al
ways discovering mistakes that he has
made and must correct mental work
done that must be undone, hasty con-
illusions that must be ropudiated, err
roneous judgments that must be re-
versed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

WASHINGTON. April e5.-Gcn. Busscy,
Assistant Secretary of the Interior, APP
peared before the House Special Pen
sion Office Investigating committee
Friday TO answer the charges made
against HIM by Gen. Dugan. Gen.
Bus,cy said he had failed at New
Orleans, owing Sl50,o 900, and settled at
25 cents on the dollar, and in less than
twelve months he paid 100 cents on the
dollar on all confidential debts. Rep
resentatiye Little moved to strike from
the record the assertions made by Gen.
Dugan as to Gen. Busscy's character,
saying they had proved unqualifedly
false and the motion was unanimously
adopted
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

THERE is. perhaps no other crime
that leaves stain so indelible, that
works an injury so irreparable to the
individual character as perjury
When man breaks with his own
honor. what is there left to him? Pol
onius was right when he gave this
first place: To thine own self be
true; and it shall follow as the night
the day. thou canst not then be false
to any man" Further than this all
human testimony is impeached. all
law is left unsupported, the whole
frame of social order itself collapses.
II this hideous ot1ense IS to find toler-
ance or immunity. The man who
swears falsely is more dangerous than
leper in any community. The Judge
who teaches the people to abhor and
fear this crime is performing one OF
his highest aud most sacred duties.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
Ono, livery Pity Yenrs.

Tho BrOwnia ARIA is botanical Gu.
riosity. That fact. Notwithstanding,
however, its scientific name would not
have been used above had the plant a
more common one. 1t is n species OF
palm. and it is known to bloom only
alter intervals OF exactly fifty years.
There is but one specimen OF Brownie
In the conservatories OF Europe that
In the collection at the German Impe-
rial palace. The blossoms last but
forty hours, and to get sight of
Brownie in full bloom is one of the
sights OF lifetime. The one in ques-
ton bloomed in July. 1888. The only
other instance OF one blooming in Eu-
rope was that at the conservatory OF
the Duke of Norfolk. which bloomed in
June. 1851. II died in 1858.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
DIR. Scudder .irralgned.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Dr. Henry NJ
Scudder was arraigned before Judge
Hutchinson in the criminal court yes
terday for the murder of Mrs. Frank
Nj. Dunton. When Judge Hutchinson
asked DIR. Scudder if he was guilty he
refused to plead either way, on the adj
purpose of allowing motion to quash
the indictment, which was at once
made by Attorney Hyncs. No argu-
ment was heard and no day has yet
been fixed for the argument. The mo-
ton was neither granted nor denied A
day will be set for hearing arguments.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
WY Not Drink CoRee.Tea.

Perhaps no one habit is so universal
as tea drinking, each people having
its peculiar tea or closely allied bev-
erage whose use has continued for
ages. In one place the beverage is
cocoa; in others. coffee; in many, tea;
in few special localities. mate; but in
only one section. as the secretary OF
the Royal Botanical Gardens points
out is it coffee-leaf tea. The leaves
OF coffee contain moro theine-the
agreeable principle OF ali these Dever-
ages-than the berries. ami they may
be cheaply grown. Yet only 1000. 900
persons drink tea from the leaves OF
coffee. while over ITO. 900, 900 use the
berries, ana 500 900. 900 use the leaves
OF tea. The flavor OF the coffee-leaf
may be varied by manipulation OF the
leaves after gathering. but is in gen.
eral combination OF coffee and tea.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

8ERIlN, April A very large mum
Der of distressed Russian peasants have
arrived at the Prussian frontier, where
they are trying to evade the guards
stationed there to prevent them from
entering Germany. Their object in
attempting to enter Germany is to
obtain means from the cmigra ton
societies to allow them to proceed to
the United States. According TO the
order recently issued emigrants of this
class are not allowed to cross the
frontier, and the guards are vgilant in
carrying out their orders.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
from New York Tribune. March 81,
1892
The Marvellous Growth of the Type
WRITER.

Some idea OF the present wonderful
growth OF the typewriter business may
De gained from the fact that the bust
ness OF the Remington Typewriter for
the months of January and February
1892. exceeded the business OF the cor
responding two months OF 1891 by
$l60, 600.
The further fact that the Remingt
business has more than doubled in the
last three years shows emphatically
the growing popularity OF that ma
chine. the Remington factory at
lilion. \. Y. gives employment to 700
workmen, and the sales agents. Wye
koff. Seamans a. Benedict dispose OF
u finished Remington Typewriter at
the rate OF one every five minutes.
The Chicago house occupy the spa
cious ami well appo nted store at l75
Monroe street
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
MIchlgan's Grand Army Officers.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, April 22-The
second day of the encampment of
Michigan Department G.. A. Il. proved
great success the attendance of old
soldiers being doubled and large
crowd of visitors being in the city.
The parade in the afternoon numbered
about 1000 men in line. The two can
didates for Department Commander
were Col. II. S. Dean of Ann Arbor and
Col. j.. ii. Kidd of Ionia Col. Dean
was elected, much to the surprise of
all, as Kidd was supposed to have cap
tured the encampment. Gen. Ayers
war record was Endorsed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

That Point VIII 10 Reached Sunday
Probable Outcome of the Trouble.

That Point VIII 10 Reached Sunday
ENCAMPMENT ON Dry CHEYENNE
RIVER, Wyo (via courier to Douglass,
April 25.-Troops and cattlemen are
almost played out by the march and
the last two days progress has been
slower than earlier in the week, when
the blizzard was sweeping over the
country. Major Fenchet, the COM
handing officer, in conversation with a
correspondent here to-day, paid
a tribute to the people of Buffalo
and Johnston counties. He thought
their every action was clearly
within the pale of the law and that
they had conducted themselves admir-
ably at time when any ill-advised
action would have resulted in the she'd
ding of blood. The mayor also spoke
highly of Sheriff Red Angus, saying
he was every inch gentleman.
The captured cattlemen are not COM
municative to n remarkable degree
While eager for news from the south
ern part of the State, and especially
Cheyenne, they are silent when ques-
toned about their expedition and its
real object. They will probably be
arraigned before some judge, give
bond, and once more be free men.
This will probably be the end of the
whole trouble.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 92.-Indiana
will cast its vote for Cleveland. This
has been agreed upon by both the Gray
and Cleveland factions, and what yes
terday was guessworls and doubt is
now decision. The platform arraigns
the Harrison administration, favors
the Cleveland tariff policy, and on
Stata issues indorscs the new cash
value tax law as the only method yet
devised for adequately taxing the cor
porations of the State, and denounces
the corporations and monopolies fight
ing it in the courts. The fee and
salary law is also Endorsed. There will
be no free silver plank.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
Unrrison's Administration Endorsed and
FREQ Silver denounced.

Unrrison's Administration Endorsed and
Free silver Denounced.
BosroN, April 22-The Republican
State convention for the election of
four delegates to the Minneapolis CON
vention was held in fremont Temple
yesterday. The meeting was called to
order at 1l:15 by A. c. Ratshesky,
chairman of the State committee. and
T.. cS. Draper was made temporary
secretary. After prayer Mr. Draper
delivered "A brief address, which was
heartily applaudcd.
The resolutions heartily indorse the
administration of President Harrison,
denounce free silver, favor the protect
i've idea, declare that the tariff should
be amended by its friends, commend
reciprocity. favor civil service reform,
demand an honest count of ballots, con-
graduate ex-Spcalser Reed on the in
dorsement of his quorum rule by the
Supreme court, favor national bank
ruptcy law, the exclusion of vicious
immigrants and extending the pensions
to veterans.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
They Ask for "a EaIr Trial.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 25.--Gov.
Barber received a telegram last night
from Gov Francis of Missouri saving
that it had come to his knowledge that
former Missourians now residing in
Wyoming are threatened with mob
violence. He bcgs that Gov Barber
will use his influence to the end that
these men may be given fair trial if
they have been guilty of violating the
laws. Gov. IIogg of Texas addressed
to Gov. Barber like communication
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
Called Bussey "a Scoundrcl.

WAsHINGroN, April 20 Gen. Dun
gan, whose reinstatement in the PEN
sion Office Assistant Secretary Bussey
was instrumental in defeating, APP
pearcd before the pension inycstiga-
ting committee Yesterday and charged
that Gen. Bussey had specialized in
cotton IN Louisiana, settled with his
creditors at Is and 90 cents on the dol
lar and had poclSeted the balance of
the money, and he should be wearing
convicts stripes at Baton Rouge and
$4,000 would be no inducement for
him to go back to Louisiana. "IIe is an
Internal scouudrel," concluded Col
Dunupu
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

Nor few farmers would succeed
better in some other business, for the
reason that though they are nominally
farmers tn Dir thoughts are mainly on
other subjects. Tho man with a
mechanical genius fares better now
that there is so much improved farm
machinery TO manage. But after all,
II his ideas run mainly to mechanical
contrivances he will probably be moro
happy as well rs do more good In tho
world II he goes into n shop, whore hc
can devote his life to the purpose for
which he works most easily and cheer.
fully.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06
For Cleveland and Palmer.

Quincy, H., April 25 The Adams
County Democratic convention met in
this city yesterday and instructed for
Cleveland for President, with Palmer
as second choice. No instructions were
given as TO the State offices, and both
Altgeld aud Black have friends on the
delegation.
CARTHAGE, H., Arril 25.-The Dem.
ocrats of Hancock county met in dele
gate convention yesterday. Resolu-
tions were passed condenning Harri-
sons administration and indorsing
Cleveland's. Senator John NJ. Palmer
was named as first choice for President,
with Cleveland second.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-06

CHICAGO, April !9.-Last week it was
wheat, in the slkiliful hands of ed"
Partridge. that caused the excitement
on the board of trade. To-day interest
conferred about the corn pit 1t is clai;zcu
that the Cudahys possess the great
bulk of May corn and are trying to
squeeze the shorts. John Cudahy EN-
phatically denies the report, but the
opening of the market to-day showed
there was considerable nervousness
among the alleged victims, and the be-
lief in the corner is very general