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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
An Arab Saying.

Remember, three things come not back:
The arrow sent upon It's truck
u will not swerve, II will not stay
Its speed; II flies 10 wound or slay
The spoken word, so soon forgot
BY thee; but IL has persisted not;
In other hearts It's living stlll,
And doing work for good or III.
And the lost opportunity,
That cOmeth back no more 10 thee
In vain thou weepcst, in vain dost yparn.
These three will nevermorc return.
Century.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

GOVERNOR HuGG, Of Texas. wants
to root out mobocracy and lynclng
festivities from the state. He recon.
mends special legislation on the mat,
ter, but whether the legislature will
root with him IS hog Of another
color.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

MONTANA, Washington, Wyoming
and Dakota legislatures should each
send delegation to Idaho to learn
something about electing United
States senators. Our boys would give
Them the desired information without
the trimmings and cigars"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

A New York telegram just received
says Hon. Frank W. Became, Demo
cratic National Committeeman for
Idaho, hal pleasant interview with
Mr. Cleveland ON the 10th. Mr..
Became will be at home next week.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
IN THE LEAD.

New YORK, Feb. S.-There is no
longer any hope among Republican
employees Of the senate that they will
be able to hold their places. The
election of the Populist d, mocrats in
Kansas and Nebraska removes all
doubts OF the ability of the Republi-
cans to reorganIze the body There
are now of holdover and newly elect.
ed Democrats IN the next senate
43 members. There are five Popu.
list, all of whom will undoubtedl,
vote with Democrats on re-organiza.
ton. The Republicans will have 40
votes If the minority in Montana pre-.
fer rather than that w. A. Clark
should be elected as Democrat TO
allow the governor to appoint Colonel
Sanders. With the vote Of Vice. Pres
ident Stevenson and the assistance OF
the Populists the Democrats will have
a working majority.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
EsTRAY NOTICE.

have IN my possession two estray
steers One red and white, three
years old, left ear cut of. brand H.
distinct. The other a yearling steer,
black, right ear cropped and split
under notch same ear, no brand
The owner must pay expenses and
take them away or they will be sold
rs the law directs.
Blackfoot, Idaho, JOE PARSONS.
February 6, 90
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
The State Central Committee Meeting.

A Boise City dispatch to the Sal
Lake Tribune Of last Saturday gave
the surprising information to the
Idaho readers that the State Demo
cratic Committee would meet in Boise
this week to dispense the federal
patronage belonging to the state to its
favored few.
The News accepted the informa.
.tion with many grains of allowance,
In truth, il believed it to be an un.
righteous garment manufactured from
the whole cloth.
In the first place, it felt sure that
Chairman Tillinehast would not call
the committee together for any such
unwise purposes. and again, that be
would not have full meeting of the
committee if he did make the call.
Mr.. Tiliinghast is an astute politician;
he is more learned in that school than
many others of ripper years. The re-
suits of the last election show this
to be true.
He is cautious and careful IN his
movements; he is conservative, he is
determined to hold all the vantage
ground gained for his party and will
not endanger it By any such move as
the dispatch foreshadowed. We be-
lieve we are correct in our estimate of
Mr.. Tillinghast, for today is the last
of the week and we have heard of no
notice for the call of the committee
being given.
The distribution of the federal
patronage in state with all congress
men belonging to the opposite party
as is the case in Idaho, is very
grave matter,and Mr. Tillinghast is too
prudent a leader to rush blindly into
the consideration of its control and
distribution before the party comes
into power.
That pressure has been brought
to bear on him to call the committee
together we have no doubt, but that
he will make the blunder of the call
gives us no anxiety nor fears in that
direction.
MIR. Cleveland will have the princi-
pal say in all matters of appointment
for Idaho, fact that Mr.. Tillinghast
fully recognizes, and it is very plain
that he will signify the sources from
which recommendations and endorse
ments must come when he is ready to
entertain them and make the appoint
ments. We should as soon expect a
petit jury to reverse the decision of a
district judge as central committee
to make appointments for Mr. Cleve-
land.
When he gets into the White House
it will soon be given out what his
wishes and preferences are in the
matter of satisfying party wants in
states like idaho, and, it seems to US.
that it would be in the best of taste
and in the proper line of decorum to
wait until we learn what his wishes
and preferences are.
If it be desire that the comm ittee
hold a mi0-winter meeting fol the
purpose Of keeping the membership
of the party in touch and harmony
and "for the good of the cause" it
would be well enough, although the
members of the inland counties
might not be able to attend on account
Of snow bound roads but let us wait
for the gr' at leader to settle down in
The White House and touch the button
before we attempt to do the rest
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

SENATOR WHITES bill providing
for the creation Of new counties il
proper remedy for all county diylsicn
troubles. It's soothing remedy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

A PICTURE for ar artist--A lobby
ist sitting under Governor MeConnclrs
appointing lightning rod and waiting
for county division.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

Mr.. HARRIsoN's appointment Of
Judge Jackson, Democrat, to succeed
Justice Lamar is not satisfactory 10
all Republicans nor to all Democrats
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

IHTANTED--AdERTH m sell our choice and
w hardy Nursery Stock. We have nuny
special varieties both IN Fruits and Orna.
mentnls 20 offer, which are controlled only by
us. We. pay commission or snlary. Write us
at onoe for terms, ana secure choice OF terri.
tory.
MAY BR0THERs.
Rochester, N. z gurssrylnen,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

IT Is believed in New York that
Gresham will certainly go into the
cabinet
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

New Barrel of Sorghum at Danil.
sons.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

SALEM, Ore, Feb 8.-Governor
Pennoyer this afternoon vetoed the
bill making an appropriation Of 500
900 for the Worlds Fair exhibit. He
SAID: The departure from one safe
rule that taxation Of the people by
the government should be strictly
limited to its honest administration in
the exercise Of necessary government
al function. which would open wide
the door for public speculation at
the expense Of private thrift, and if
once sanctioned, our state govern
ment would soon become what the
federal government for more than a
quarter of century has ,been-a
most effective instrumentality for the
robbery of the taxpayers for the ben
eft Of the boodlers.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-23
wat Take "a H,,d.

~, CHARLESTON, s. G., Nov. 1O-The
Clyde Steamship Company, which has
heretofore offered no resistance to the
STATE consi ables in the search for IL
quors transported by It's vessels, today
declared open war against the dlspen-
sary law and will fight itin the courts
10 the bitter end. On the 18th of Sep
tember the constabularly seized twelve
barrels of beer in the Clyde warehouse
aud the agent, J. E. Edgerton, was ar
rested and gave bond. Since that time
the constabularly have made numer-
| Gus seizures. Today Agent EdgertOn
| was surrendered by his bondsmen and
at once went into the United States
Court on ha5eas corpus. The petition
alleges that Eigerton's arrest and I'M
prisonment are illegal because the DN.
pensary law Is unconstitutional. Inc
hearing of the casa was fixed for Mo-
vember 20.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-23
CAUGHT At I,Naf

COLUMBIA 5. c., Nov. 15.-William
Carpenter, one of the most noted young
white criminals this State has ever
known, who escaped with the halter
almost around his neck, from behind
bars, troop Of military and what not
some years ago, has been trailed down
at last. and is now in Jail at Macon, Ga.
awaiting the arrival of South Carolina
officers to bring him back here.
whether he Will be executed or Wheth-
er ne Will be sent to the penitentiary
to join young Whitfield Murrell who
was convicted along with him of the
murder Of Preston Yonce IN Edgefield,
remains to be seen. A few days ago
the murdered mans father and Sheriff
Outz of Edselield arrived here and told
the Governor that they had been mott
fled of the mans arrest. The Governor
yesterday issued requisltion upon the
Governor OF Georgia and deputiZed J.
w. lardee to bring Carpenter back to
the scene Of his crime. Carpenters
crime IS familiar to the public, al
though IT. was committed several We ,rs
ago. lie and Whitfield Murrel muir.
dered Preston. Eonce, prominent
young man Of Edgelield county. They
were convicted of the murder at the
November term Of the Court of Gener-
al Sessions Of that county. In Decem-
Der, 1889, just short time before thew
were 10 have been hanged, they ESCAPED
from Jail. Their escape created talk
all over the State. Murrell was rear
rested not long after and his sentence
was commuted to ten years In the pen
ltentiary. He is now serving his sen.
tence. Carpenters disappearance was
as complete as If he had been swal.
lowed. Nothing was heard of him nm.
III rev days ago when the sheriff of
Edgelleld was notified of his arrest In
Macon. The man who arrested him
VIII get nice sum. There ia a total
reward OF 1850 for him-$a5O offered
oy the Governor and 800 offered bv
the sheriff of Edgefield.- ~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-23

D. Kennedy. w. Heskiu, IL. Hemme (2)
II. Hemme, Jr.. II. Notte. Joe Jenkins,
w. d. Hackeman, L.. +. Murphy,
Bagby 4 Spear, w. j. Bowen, G. J. c.
Becker, Charles Passarelli, A. Ruby,
James e. Edgerton, agent Clyde Steam
ship Line g. l.. G. Pinckney, agent
Southern Express Company (3), ID. II.
Chamberlain, receiver, all of Charles
ton; and Ii. w. Bellinger, B. ID. Selling
George Lohbor, J. &. Linsteddt and G.
M. Pitcher, Of Berkeley.
Criminal and civil prosecutions have
been entered against John O'Donnell,
tor. for violations Of the dispensary
law.
Lastly comes the rice beer cases
from this city against j. g. II. Troeger,
w. e. Byrd (2), Ben David. Jerome
FaRan, Thomas Pagan, j. M. livery,
Heinz Jacobs. In Speaking Of the test
case initheEe cases the Attorney General
says:
"This was q prosecution at October
term for violation Of the dispensary
act In selling Intoxicating liquors by the
drink In the city of Columbia. The
defendant had sold the liquors at his
saloon before the 1st day Of July. Mo-
tions for nolle pros, and demurrer
were interspersed by the defendant
upon tie ground Of the alleged uncon-
stitutionality OF the act under which
the prosecutions were brought and the
detective drawing of the indlci-
ment. Judge Hudson, after argument
for and against the motions, decided
against the constitutionality of the
law and rendered an opinion In favor
Of the defendant. An appeal was
promptly taken from his decision and
the case is now in the Supreme
Court"
No dispensary cases developing
since October are included in this re-
pOrt.-The State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-23
Exterminate tho Famt,v

=, Toronto, Kan, Nov. he. p.
barnard, eighty years old, last night
'hot ,h ana Killed his wife, aged sixty.
lhree; his daughter, aged thirty.six and
tnen himself: He let, letter saying he
mad outliVed his usefulness. lis SUP.
posed he nad been contemplating this
cr;aio some time. He recently bought
lot in the cemetery.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-23
BIDwu To Aruma.

BARDsTOWN, Ky, Nov. II The
fury Of aC east a part Of the mob that
would have hanged Phil Evans has . t
la It vented itself in an awful manner.
AT IL O'Clock last night the house of
Evans two miles in the woods back OF
Samuels station was bio yn up witt
dynamite and iusllade of shots fired
Inc fragments OF the dwelling burned
until nothing but the bricks are left,
Ihe aged mother of Evans and his wife
aud daut hter though known to have re,
Ilred last night are nowhere to be fonnd
Ihere is every reaSan TO believe tha,
they were blown to atoms.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-23
An Explanation.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 15.-The
grand jury of Georgetown County In a
recent presentment jumped on State
Dispenser ID. II. Traxler for selling H.
quors that were short measure. Mr.,
Traxler was asked about the matter
yesterday. lie said that when the
glass factories, with whom the State
had contracts for the Dispensary bot.
Ties shut down in July and no regular
Dispensary bottles could be obtained,
the State was compelled to buy a few
bottles somewhere else to fiji In with.
After lot of these were put up and
shipped out Mr.. Traxler discovered
that they were sholt measure, but it
was loo late to remedy the matter then.
lie determined, however, to remedy
the matter as far as possible and sent
out the following circular to all the
Dispensers In the State which will ex.
plaln the matter and set Mr.. TraXler
right. The circular is as follows
Dispenser: l wish to call your at.
tentlon to the fact that your orders for
plnts and half pints are not filled for
the reason we have no 1asks, Tbe
glass factories all closed down on july
l and did not resume until Septembpy
l, since which time we have not been
aDle TO receive new goods, but we will
DC getting them in now and your ord.
ers Will receive the prompt attention
they deserve. You will discover that
we have put some pints and half pints
IN green, flat TASKS without the palmet-
10 tee blown therein. Some of them
40 not exactly hold fu.l measure and
you VIII so inform your people that
they Will not be disappointed. We
were forced to this in order to, as near.
ly as possible, meet the demand in this
and our inability to pro-
cure Others. In buying In TASKS, you
VIII only buy those with the design
blown into them and see that they are
well cleaned Of the wax. In remltting,
II you send exchange, let it be on Co.
lumbla, Charleston or New York, as
your banks charge us25 cents. Return
all boxes and wrappers promptly and
In good order. Respectfully,
ID. III. TRAXLER, State Com,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-23
WHITES.

AS compared with the figures of four
years ago, the asylum has now under
treatment 81 more white and l8 more
colored patients. The per capita cost
OF maintenance the past year was IS
cents per head year more than last
year.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-25
af affarer maste ega minst $4,000 IT'LL

at atfarer maste ega mlnst So, 600 till
gangar.
REPRESENTATIVES, Oliver en- af
mr.. Walsh inlemnad motion att 0lka
skadeansprakssumman for olycksfall
med d0dlig utgang fran SIS, 900 till Sl2,-
500 utspann sig en- lifiig ordvexling
mellan nagra lagkarlar. F0rslaget i
,fraga hade varit under behandlingi ve-
derb0rligt utskott SAINT der erhallit en-
ofvervagande majoritet. Delta oaktadt
tillat sig utskottets ordf0rande mr..
Fletcher att tillbakahalla dokumentet.
Delta h6gsta grad klandervarda for
faringssatt vackte med rata stor for
bittring hos manga lagstiftare. Sar-
skildt atog sig mr.. Fleming att pa det
skarpaste gissla ordf0randen for utskot-
tet j fraga. Bland opponenterna till
delta lagf6rslag marktes mr.. Horton.
Att v;irdera ett menniskolif till SIS, 900
gransar till det barbariska, och borde
derf6r Ell andra an jernvagsbolag och
stora korporationer kunna upptrada
emot h6jandet af summan. vi tro ej
att Fletcher och Horton synnerligt
starkte sin SAX genom antydda upptra.
dande ..,.... ...... ,.,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-25
ID A KO r A

Skolsuperintend af N. d.,
Laura Eisenhuth har utniimt sin bro
der Grand Forks till Chief Clerk slit
kontor.
Hastig dod. Henry Larson. son af
observation-disclosures Larson, ahed i
fredags matt pl0tsligt Bismarck, N.
Da. Han hade pa aftonen varit synlig
hotellet och da kant sig frisk.
En- god foresats. Den nye gene
raladvokaten af N. Dakota, Mr.. Stan
dish, har f0rklarat sig villa utrota ALA
l0nkrogar staten och uppmanat hvar-
je r;ittankande borgare att understodja
honom denna SAX.
And& nagot. Mr.. Wineman har
N. Dakotas legislator viickt f0rslag ON,
att ALA som s6ka skilsmessa skOla ha
varit bosatta minst cit ar staten, istal-
let for tire manader, imam de kunna
begara upplGsning af aktenskap.
Vile bortfora slit barn Det har
vackt stort uppseende i Mitchell, S.
Da., att en- Mr.. Norton fran Chicago
f0rs6kt att med valid bortf0ra sin 10 ;r
gamla dotter, under det hon var sko-
Ian. Flickans moder, Mrs. Norten, i'd
kar modehandel Mitchell och will un-
der inga f0rhallanden lemna barnet
ifran sig.
Statsutgifterna for nIsta tva ar
IS. Dakota anslas till 800, 900, medan
inkOmsterna beriiknas till $780, 900.
Dessutom tages med rakningen en- be-
whining af $50, 900 for verldsutstAllnin-
gen. Staten har hittills undgatt att
satta sig skuld, och kAnslan bland be-
folkningen Dir att operera denna rigt-
ming, hvarfUr ALA fGrs0k att 0fvertrada
de af konstitutionen bestAmda grtnser-
ma komma att roma starkt motstand.
En- countykassor forlagenhet.
Fran De Smet, s. d., berattas, att
Public Examiner Blandrand genom-
gait county-kass0r Lokens becker och
dervid funnit en- balans pa $2,042. Mr..
Loken kan icke upplysa hvart pennin-
garne tagit vagen, men man tror att
han utbetalt penningarne, utan att ia
ga qyitto. For att halla sina borgens-
man skadesl6sa, har Mr.. Loken 6fver-
skrifvit sin egendom for att betacka
balansen.
Farliga f&ngar. Iva fangar i
county-fangelset i Bismarck, N. d.,
arresterade den enc for. bedrageri och
den andre for inbrott, 6fverf6llo / ons-
days fangvaktaren, bundo hans hinder,
misshandlade honom och lAste in ho-
nom cellen, hvarpa de rymde. Fang
vaktaren kom slutligen till mevetande
och giorde ALARM. Efter en- timmes
arbete blefvo d1rrarne uppbrytna och
fangyaktaren kom lbs. De sar, som
bofvarne tillfogat honom aro ganska
allvarligA
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-25
w is co N ST N.

Frikand. E. Wordon, staden Osh-
koshs kontroll0r, hvilken varit under
atal for bedrigeri tjensten. har efter
f0retagen understanding blifvit frikAnd.
En- stad, som vaxer. Nybyggna-
der till varde af 100000 uppf6rdes /
Bayfield, under f0rlidet ;lr. Stadens af-
farsrUrelse har ;ifven varit ganska lif-
lig.
Eft penningstarkt syndikat har
ink0pt ett vattenfall Wisconsinfloden,
8 mil fran Grand Rapids. En- ny IA
briksstad lar komma att anllggas der
stAdes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nykterhets-
aposteln p A. Burdick har under tven-
ne veckors It'd hallit nykterhetstal
Beloit och cirka 1000 personer hafva
undertecknat nykterhetsl For
sUk att stanga krogarne lar komma att
g6ras.
Bolaget far betala. Milwaukee
jernvagsbolaget har ad6mts att till
William Hoffman, bosatt i trakten af
Grand Rapids, utbetala SIC, 900 skade-
stand, emedan kiirandens tranbirsmark
genom bolagets f0rvallande blifvit for
harjadt af elden.
T lifsfara pa tvenne satt var harom
dagen en- mrs. Sendrud, bosatt nagra
mil vester ON Black River Falls. Den
enkla boning mrs. s. bebodde fattade
nemligen cid och n6dgades den arma
qvinnan med sina tire barn Cd k6ld
och sn6 Mira en- hel mil. Sa val modren
som barnen blefvo lila frostskadade
Man befarar att det ena barnet kommer
att duka under af de erhallna frostska-
dorna.
West Superior-nyheter: Enligt
underrattelse fran Madison har United
States court ad6mt West Superior att
till Norton-arfvingarne utbetala 1885,
600 for en- egendom, som blifvit ink0pt
for parkanlaggningar. = j. Il. Agen
af West Superior har blifvit utnamd
till vice president af "the national real
estate bord". - Kongregationalistpa-
storm A. Streimer har 0fvergatt till
episkopalkyrkan. Pa senare tiden ha'
de S. betjenat en- Notwithstanding.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-25
En- forodande eldsvada utbrot

En- fOrodande eldsvada utbr6t
fredags professor Jamesons hus Iowa
City, Iowa. F0rlusten ar 5000. Pro-
fessorns vardefulla bibliotek och instru-
menter 6delades.
Vigtigt utslag. Staten Illinois
H6gsta domstol stadfastade torsdags
en- resolution, som f6rklarar den ar 1887
antagna Alien land act for giltig. En-
ligt denna lag kuuna utlandingar icke
f0rvdrfva sig eganderatt till fastighets-
egendom | staten, ware sig genom arf,
k6p eller pa annat satt.
En- funnen skatt. Under det ma
gra arbetare harom dagen h0llo pa med
att reng6ra en- stor "Vault", som var
bygd af regeringen f6rbindelse med
krigshospitalet, patr;iffades en- st0rre
penningsumma Mynten voro. ALA
praglade 1861 och hade synbarligen va
rit nya da de lagts in hvalfvet.
Olyckligt dansnoje. En- beklag-
lig olycksh;indelse egde rum natten till
den Is dennes pa jernvagssparet MIR
heten af Lonsdale, r. l. Eft sallsl1ap
fran Pawtucket var pa vagen hem
sladar fran ett dansn0je, da EFT godstag
med stark fart tornado mot slidarna
med den paf0ljd, att personer d0dadds
pa stallet och 16 sarades.
Is Tennessee ;ir nagot h0gst ovan-
ligt, ;itminstone nagon st0rre mangd.
F6rliden vecl1a fick befolkningen kim
na pa att vintern afven kan stricka slit
valde till dessa trakter. Fran Nash
vile skrifves, att Cumberland-foden
ar frusen fran strand till strand, en-
syn, som beskadats af tusentals menni-
skor, da nagot dylikt icke mannamin-
ne intrliffat.
Eft masterverk. Hr j. Nygren,
var skicklige och verldsnamnkunnige
svenske svarfvare Tacoma, stiger
'Tac. Tr.", har nu f0rfirdigat en- stor-
artad vas, som han skall sanda till
verldsutstallningen Chicago. Som vi
for nagon It'd sedan omtalade, hade N.
uppgjort en- god plan for arbetets utf6-
rande. Den var dock f6renad med an
senliga kostnader, hvarf0re han 6nska-
de hjelp till dess bestridande fran sina
landsman. Dessa uppskattade dock
tydligen icke enligt hr Ms f6rvantan
de fordelar, som genom det stora ver-
1 ket skulle komma dem till del. Men
hr Nygren ar icke blott "ve1 ldens
skickligaste svarfvare", utan afven en-
energisk och beslutsam man, hvarf0re
| han icke ytintade lanpe pa napon HELP.
utan raskt gick till verket och ensam
utforde sina storslagna vas planer. Han
! har yerSstalt arbetet pa hr Poulsons
/ tangsniclferi med det resultat, att nu ef-
ter ett par veckors ihardig verksamhet,
en- af de priktigaste vaser, som vJl ma
gonsin fOrvanat en- hapen verld, ar f;ir-
dig att ON nagra dagar afsAndas till
Chicago. Vasen ar verkligen cit konst-
verk Den iir fot hog och svarfvad Of
en- viildig cederstocl SAINT utstyrd p;l
det NEST eleganta satt.