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WORLDS FAIR ACCIDENT.
Three Stone carvers Fall Forty Feet and
Are Badly Hurt

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-.John Cairns, Al
fred Bryan and L. j. Griffith, stone
earvers, whose homes are in Boston,
and William Kerns, a stone carver of
this city, received serious internal in
Juries besides being badly cut and
bruised, by the sudden collapse at 9
O'Clock this morning of scaffold at
the new art institute on the lake front,
on which they We're working. The men
we're thrown forty feet to the ground
and fell into mass of stone cuttings
and tools.
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FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
The New York Press Says B,yard VIII Fin
the Place Again.

New York, Jan. s5.-The Press
in speaking of the visit of Hon.
Thomas f. Bayard to the presi-
dent-elect at Lakewood says: "Some
of Mr. Cleveland's friends were sur
prised to hear that ne had summoned
his former secretary of state, Thomas
L. Bayard, of Delaware, to Lakewood
yesterday and that Mr.. Bayard was
likely to be tho secretary of state in
the next cabinet. The Press has high
authority for the statement that Mr..
Cleveland ractically decided to make
this appointment before inviting Mr..
Bayard to Lakewood"
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Bankers Discuss Legislatio !.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Jan. 2o.-The ex-
ecntive committee of the State Bank
ers' association met here last night
with closed doors to discuss legislative
and other matters
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Kansas citY,

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25
Gattle-Dressed beef and shipping
ers and feeders, S3.50,04. so.
Hogs-All grades, S4l5j@I.75.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-01-28

WAUcoJA, Ia, Jan. 25.--Anothc cr si~
inches y, snow fell, making nca,
three feet on the level in nort..-
western Iowa. lfit blows today trains
will not dig through for twenty-four
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-01-28
WORLDS CHAMPION LIAR.
]. W. Hyams Leaves His Landlord Behind

JOHNSON CRY. Tenn. Jan. For
fear Of arrest. ]. w. Hyams. the
world champion liar, who victimized
Athe press of the whole country by his
origin Of the alleged Bakersyilie lynch
ing riot, has decanaped, leaving his ho-
sci in the lurch to the amount Of his
board during his stay here. The ~
port current that he was connected
with the Daily Comet OF this city at
any time 9y ID any way Is untruA
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oifiea for an Editor.

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 25.-Governor
Sheldon has definitely decided to ap-
point Editor Krause, Of the Yankton
Free Press. state bank examiner, and
the nomination will be sent to the sen.
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MinneaIrI .

ilNllNSEAPobiSs jan. 70, 39
l7153c: July, 7SSssi On track: No hard,
B9J 90; MOI northern, Csc: ? North.
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State Firemen's Assoeiat;on.
KjIIe1 h, a Switch Enoir.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Jan. 25.-Gus An
derson, ayoung man. helper in the
Milwaukee ronndhouse, had his head
crushed today by a switch engine and
was almost instantly killed.
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Grain ana Provisions.

CHICAGO, Jan. %
Flour-spring patents. s3.eo@39o; win.
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RAILROAD MEN JuB,LAnr.
The Victory in the South Dakota senass
Greater Than Expected.

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. ee.-The railroad
men are jubilant over the VIC
tory in the senate. They expected
to win, but figured on close vote.
The majority of 3 to ! surprised all par
ties. Dollard threw all the strength of
the granger element against the roads.
The railroad men are now positive that
no restrictive laws can pass the senate,
no matter what the house may
do and they claim the house will also
be with them at the show down.
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Cardinal Fou'on Dead.

PARIS, Jan. a5.-Cardinal Joseph AL
fred Foulon, archbishop of Lyons, is
lao1
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Leon Stevens pefaleatlon Case,

MITCHELL, S. D., Jan. 25.-The cele,
brated Leon Stevens defalcation case
from Sanborn county will at last be
tried in this city today. Delay after
delay has marked this case since its in.
ception and from al appearances big
legal struggle will take place on this
date. There are eleven cases agains.
Stevens all on the ground of defalca.
ton or elnbezzlement Prominent at
torneys will appear on both sides o,
the case.
State Firsmen's Association.
MITCHELL, s. D., Jan. 25.-The board
of control OF the State Firemen's asso-
citation meets in this city tomorrow to
make preparatory arrangements for
the annual tournament to be held in
this city some time during the first
half of June. Notwithstanding this is
worlds fair year the interest in the
tournament is on the increase and the
cities that will send teams to enter the
tournaments competitive events will
be onsiderlbly more in number than
ut any previous tournament.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Tho House.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-The house after
disposing OF some routine business pro-
ceeded to the consideration of tho bill
providing for q courtot appeals for tho
District of Columbia. The house will ad.a
journ, after a session of an hour or 20.
out of respect TO ex-President Hayes'
memory. u
Representative Haynes, of Ohio, from
the late ex-president's home town, will
make brief speech in behalf Of the Ohio
delegation and will move the adoption OF
q resolution of respect, and represents
tive Charles O'Neiil, of Pcnnsylvania,
and perhaps one or two others will sp .Ak.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The house is now
considering measures called up by tho
committee on commerce, and Mr. Kilgore,
dem, Texas, is flibustering against the
bill for the establishment of light
houses, etc.
Objection was made to the consideration
of the New Jersey and New York bridge
bill nnd the house is now engaged in the
consideration of miscellaneous business Of
no special Importance.
The light house bill was passed and
bill was called up for the construction Of
the two revenne cutters for use on the
Pacific coast,
Z WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Mr. Wolcott's
Joint resolution directing the discontinue
:ance of the sale of the C0iu nbian pO ,ta 20
stamps was taken up and was referred TO
the pOStofhce committee after some ANUS.
ing remarks by the young Colorado sena-
tor. The senate then on motion OF 1r.
Sherman went into executive session.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-The house this
morning continued the consideration Of
the quarantine bill and adopted an amend.
ment by Mr.. Warner (dem.), New York,
extending the quarantine to land bound
aries. An amendment prohibiting inter.
ference with immigration between states
was rejected An am ndment offered by
Mr.. B osius, (rcp.), Pennsylvania. giving
the national quarantine supremacy in
cases where iteXists in the same place
with state quarantine was rejected.
The house Is now voting on . motion
made by Mr.. Reilly to recommit the quar-.
antinc bill to the committee on commerce
with instructions to report back In lien OF
1t the senate bill as modified by the house
committee of the whole, with the excep-
tion of the Cochran amendment, for
bidding national interference with state
qua, antine. The motion to recommft
was lo,t--yeas 97, nays ISL, and nhe house
is now voting on the final gassage OF the
bill.
The quarantine bill was passed on .
vote by tellers which stood 13S to 20. No
effort will be made to secure the yeas and
nays III
WASHINGTON, Jan. a4.-The house re-
fused to agree to motion to take up the
snndry civil bill, the fight against 1t be-
in Z made by the friends of the bankruptcy
bill. The vote stood-yeas, l07; nhys,
, 1877. Then as mark Of respect to the
memoryo of the late Justice Lamar the;
house adjourned.
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Northwestern Iowa Is Thickly Coated With
the Beaut full.

THREE FEET OF SNOW.
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"A live cottonwood tree with pcrified
roots is growing near sAtchison, Kss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08

IS and 81 feet. One of the witnesses
of the jump was William Archer. faith
or OF the famous Fred and Charles
Archer, and he was willing to swear
ever afterwards that the distance was
81 feet The Hon. f. Sawley. a we'll
known sporting writer in England. was
also on hand, and he has declared
IN recent article, that the tape meas
urea but 81 feet This is the mini
mum estimate. Summing up. it NAV
oe SAID that while there is some doubt
as 10 the exact number of feet cleared
ohandler's performance was an nm,
usual and important one. The same
may De said of a horse called Proceed
VINO is said to have Cleared RI feet
while running in steeplechase ohout
the tlme of the above event. A horse
called Culverthon is reported TO have
Jumped 80 feet on one occasion ana
I'ather' hunter owned by one Lord
inSestrle, is said to have iumped RI
leet inches over pit. None of these
measurements are absolutely authentic
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08
BIG JUMPS BY HORSES.
Memorable Leaps in Steeple-chases
and During Runaways.

One of the most remarkable jumps
by horse ON record is that made by
Chandler. a steeplechaser, while run
ming in the bennington Cup, at War
wick, England, in 1917. The distance
covered in one leap has been variously
measured. For number Of years it
was thought to have been 80 feet, but
which the record was first published
afterwards explained that this was q
printers error, and that the distance
was in reality 81 feet This, in itself,
is big enough; so big, in fact, that
there are many hOrSemen in England
today who will swear that it is eX-
aggerated. The portion Of the race
in which the jump occurred is reported
as follows in description of the race
in Bells Life, of the issue of March %,
1S47:
''This left the lead with King of the
Valley, but he refused at the top OF
the hill, and soon after Regalia caught
up with him. They raced together to
the brook, with Chandler following
them. Chambers rider pulled back rs
they approached it, expecting that Re,
gala would bring grief to somebody
and when they arrived at it sent the
spurs into his horse, and followed them
with all steam on. Both went into the
brook, and while they were there
Chandler, who was not able to stop
whatever inclination he may have had
to do so, made an extraordinary jump,
and cleared the brook, horses and rid
ers together"
The account goes on to say that Chan
dler won the race with ease. The
length of the leap was Immediately
measured, but there was some doubt
as to where the animal had landed
as the ground was soft and a number
of footprints had been made.
Capt. Broadley, the rider, who seems
to have been a modest person, said
that the distance was 81 feet. This
beat the record, as far as known, the
best previous performance having been
that Of Lottery, who cleared between
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08

The president, wife and baby are
back in Washington.
About 80 negroes persisted in the
South Carolina floods.
The war liz Samoa is over. Metaafa
goes into exile on Kakoofo island.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08

General J. A. Underwood, Of Rice
county, Kansas, was killed at Fred
erick while attempting to cross rail
road track.
Washington 'Star:-Many a young
man has a great future ahead Of him
The great difficulty is that it persists
in keeping there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08
EYRE'S ACQUITTAL.
By Helen B. Mathers.
Eyre'S AcalIittal.

EyreS AcquIttaI.
Begged me TO 90 and propose to
Nancy, because she was dying Of love
for me- said Gordon, with a bitter
laugh. Is She only joking can't she
see that Dorne and Nancy adore one
another:"
She will know it SOON" said Lady
Ann. her heart sinking for Gordon II
believe Doune has gone to propose 10
Nancy this morning. Perhaps Madcap
is little jealous. who knows?'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08
Chapter VII.

Madcap found the library sofa unoc-
clGpied. and no living soul iii sight but
Nan, whom she shook in the agony of
her fear: but Nan knew nothing of
Master" except that he had suddenly
woke up and gone out on the instant.
like one as walks in his Sleep she
added. Stolidly not knowing how in
her St&lid stupidity she had given 4
c.CW 10 the young mistress. who rushed
away Is on the wings of the wind.
Al down rhe village she sped, with
her eager question Of. Have you seen
my father" and having easily tracked
him to Synge-lane, rcjo:Ccl TO see his
back through the uncurtained window
in conversation. rs She supposed With
his tenant.
She drew in her breath. with half
sob. rs She entered the open door
scarce knowing what she had dreaded
in her delight at having found him
bun paused on the very threshold Of the
room. as certain words reached heI
ears. spoken in an unfamiliar voice.
I came down here by chance today
it said. Ito look at the Pool. and think
of my Sin-for I thought you We're Saft
, i'll town. and l never knew of LORD
IIovel being here. and you had beS,
not listen to him"
$50 I tracked the wrong woman L
Paris" said Mr.. Eyre: but now yoU
,, and l are face to face-and if Franz
Ilovel thought he spoke the truth to mt
/ this afternoon, you shall substantial
| it."
What could he tell you more thar
you know already?" said the woman:
voice. ''have not both he and 1 bound
ourselves as exiles to save you? Nei
Their of us came back till we though
You absent or dead-and for you
child's sake-made in her image. W,
both willingly effaced ourselves again.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-08
FAIRS FARM FACTS.
THINGS OF INTEREST TO THE
AGRICULTURISTS.
EXPOSITION.

Agricultural Implements and Machin-
cry of the Present Time-Wonderfu
March Which Invention Has Made
Practical Butter Making English
EXhibits-Resources of the South.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23

which viii be entailed before the mat
ter is finally settled.
-Newspaper controversiesarrp piessan-
tries which local newspapers say local
newspapers should not indulge In. VET
We Will bes every editor in Idaho read
tho recent unpleasaatness between the
Caldweil Tribune and Ketchum Key
stone with. keen interest, at least we
did OF course it is possible to get too
much Of a good thing. yet il sounds ego
tistical To have a fellow denounce q
performance which he heartily enjoyed,
as some Of the state papers have done in
this instance. Gentlemen. we applaud
you, we enjoyed your hair pulling.
1t has come TO our ears that certain
doubling Thomases are prophesying that
the INDEX wont live six months. The
proprietor Is not loaded down with wealth
but he will bet any amount from 800 TO
$1,000 that the paper lives to record the
demise OF every man in the valley who
is endeavoring to cripple the paper by
such mahclous and absolutely groundless
assertions aS lit wont live six months"
They said at first it would not live two
months and now that the two months are
nearly up and IL is still pretty lively in.
stitution with no visible signs Of DEATH
they plead for an extention OF time in
which to make good their gratitious pro-
phecies. The fNDEx has one Of the incest
newspaper outfits in the state and il was
not brought in here at big expense 70 be
hauled right out again and people who
live IN this community. whose interests
would be advanced by an institution Of
this kind are in devilish' poor business
when they throw cold water on it, 1t is
a noticeable fact that those who have the
least. 10 the most lying
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
sALk's STORE TENS

Regular corresp6ndence
Andy Rasmus's four horse team ran
away with Iodf of hay one day last
week They wound UP in barbed
wire fence, cutting one o. the horses
very bad. We are ailsdrfy FOR Andy
and the horses too
We all had good time az the Pie
supper at the Anderson school house
Friday evening
Mrs z. A. Partost has been 've-y sick
but is'reported better
Miss Rcbeckah Kiesguard IS very sick
with tn peneumounia. She is at her
brother-in-law's, Andy Rasmus.
The rockers still keep goihg. on thf
river The ground pays about one cent
TO tho rocker.
during the week. Mr. S Rollo has
been kandling the lines ON the Caldwell
stage and patrons on the route have beer
well served.
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MIDDLETON

The town Of Middleton Is among the
Oldest towns Of Idaho. II is charmingly
situated near the Boise river. and sur
rounded by some Of the best cultivated
land in the state. Orchards, shrubbery
and trees in abundance make il ver-
liable oasis for the traveller as he desceuds
FROM the uncultivated bench land back
Of Il. which is only awaiting the early
coming of abundant water bitches.
The town can boast OF the only Touring
mill in Canyon county. This mill has
a capacity OF sixty barrels a day and
under the experienced management Of
the proprietor. Mr. s. 5. Foote, makes
the best Of -four. p. J. Fahy has "A large
and varied stock of merchandise and by
his courteous manner manages 10 retain
the patronage Of his fellow citizens The
hotel and other accommodations looked
for by the travling public are under the
able care of Mr.. H. Koholhepp. as affable
host as can be found any where. The
town has commodious school house
which accommodates the seventy on q
scholars enrolled in the district. An
interesting literary society is in active
operation every Saturday evening The
present importance of Middleton is not
without pospects Of rapid increase.
The probable near coming Of the O. p
Il. r. is looked for with confidence. II
the population OF Middleton is not as
large in numbers as IL was or will be. vel
they are not to be surpassed In sociabiliiy
intelligence or prosperity by any place
Of similar advantages. Middleton il
ambitious and will be heard from in thu
no distant future
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
cALpwELIIrEMs.

Regular Correspondence.
On Monday the people ~ Caldwell
listened TO fare treat by Hopp's OR
chestra Of Spokane. After the musicale
they played some fine dance music AZ
the Pacific Hotel which was enjoyed by
a few Of the best dancers IA the city
W. p Carter cane m last week from
his Willow Creek mines. he reports that
his partner NJ Rhodes q sick with the
grip.
The teachers df The county schools can
expect a visit FROM Superintendent J-ii,
sins any time fcw Ne g giving them sii
visit
The consgs ind public school Siii
close Friday until after the holidays
The ditch shtstprise 70 cover some q
The land above MiddlktoI ans 10 sHs
Willow Creek bottom has caused quite q
little tank
The building formerly belonging ~
the athletic Glib. has beer purchased
by the Christian church people and
fitted up tastily VIM +. Cowden. Ger
erd Evangelist Of the northwest. is
holding revival meetings there this
week
There are still few delinquents pay
their taxes The list viii not be publish
30 anill 'hs lsst ssiurdas Of this month
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
MINING comPANY.

Tne placer ground along the Payette is
attracting Considerable attention Just now
and all indications point 70 active opera.
tions in placer mining along This stream
The Highland Placer Mining Co.. com
posed Of ,he following members. W. ".
Booth. Thos H. Noland. j. NJ. Hall
John IretonI f. d. Parker Geo. z. Aus
TIN, J A. McCorkle, John D. buhse; AID
the Denver City Placer Co. composed uf
John Ireton Thos H holland E. d. Par
ker, II. +. Jennison. George Z AUSTIN
Mrs. T. H. holland. Mrs George f. Aus
tin and Mrs. f. u. Parker are two COM
panies which have recently beer organ,
lied TO prosecute placer mining in this
section. The two companies have locat.
ed 800 acres Of placer ground in the .ielh
ity of Marsh and intend 10 begin develop
ment work on an extensive scale in thH
near future. The ground they have To-
Gated prospects wei and the only dificul
ty is in getting water on to the lard with
out constructing an expensive canal but
they clam to have a device for raising
water which successfully overromes this
obstacle
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
SOCIETIES.

SOCIETIES.
FIRST NJ. +. church OF Emmett Regular SER
/ vices on The first sunday In each month ~
n a. m. and I'D D. m: also services on the srd
Sundays at :: 30 y. IN. Sunday school every sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening.
REV r. L. YOUNG Pastor
FIRST BAPTIST church OF Emmett Regu-
I lar services at n a. m. and 1880 p. m. on the
fourth SUNDAY Of each month IN NJ. +. church
REV. I. G.. PERKINS, Pastor.
MMETTSVILLE LODGE No. n. 1. O. o. f.
Z Meets on ist and 3rd Saturday nights OF
each month All Odd Fellows In good standing
eordially invited to attend.
FINDLEY MONROE. CHAs. OAKEs.
Secretary n q.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
Estray Notice.

Broke into my enclosure. about seven miles
south OF Ontario ON April I. 1898 one Grey
Horse. branded with anchor above on LEFT
shoulder one black two-year-Old stallion,
branded OIL on LETT thigh one sorrel two-year-
old hllcy. branded u5 on left shoulder, one grey
mare. bearing indistinct brand. supposed 20 be
anchorl- on left shoulder. Owner l. requested
20 prove property, pay charges and take them
away. ... -.. ......
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
EsTRAYs

Nodce is hereby given that the following de-
scrihed stock came into my premises miles be-
low Emmett Idaho. and If owner does not come
forward. pay charges and take said stock away.
IL viii ne sold according 70 law a. estrlys- to-
wit. One bay mare about n hand. high.
white face and three white legs branded on
left shoulder but can tell what Il l.; has colt.
December rs. 1898 H. G. Riggs sr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
For Sale or Trade.

4 brand-new American sewing machine. new
er been used can see a fac-simile at this Once
This machine can be had for about one half
what an agent would charge for Il, II you want
q good sewing machine call on or address
THE INDEX Emmett. Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23

The bcSi order viii Dc maintained The best
ofc1c@-~r i-- ~ -f9tc has been engaged and an
fr,' r-rf'eIi ~ff'.-i - come and enjoy thcin-
-ei-er
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For Rent.

A two story. ten room hotel in the town OF En-
nett Furnished and In good shape for the hotel
business. Feed stable In connection with the
hotel VIII be rented on reasonable terms TO
reliable parties For particulars call on or ad-
dress DAN REAGAN. Emmett. Idaho.