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The evening world., 1893-12-14
MAY GET OFF WITH A FINE.
Saloon-Keepcr Cody VIII Be Sem
fenced To- Morrow,

At the request of Dissrict-Attorney-
elect Fellows, Judge MARITIME to-day post
poned until tomorrow sentence of Sa-
loon-Keeper William Cody who yester-
day pleaded guilty to manslaughter in
the second degree; In causing the death
1t is said that Cody will b.. let off with
a heavy fine,
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Customs Inspector Carley Dead.

Night Inspector Peter Carley was on duty IN
the Barge ofice shortly before midnight, when
a brother inspector offered him an orange As
he reached for It he fell to the floor. In half
an hour he was dead. Heart disease was tue
cause. He vas ~forty-hve years old, single. ana
lived at 29 Seventh avenue. lie has been In ue
customs service eighteen yearA
The evening world., 1893-12-14
JUMPED TO ESCAPE FIRE.
A Woman Killed at n Blaze In
Newark.

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 14.-Fire broke
out at moo to-day In the three-story
frame building al the corner of South
Orange and Broome streets. this city.
Lena Tsass, twenty-eight years old,
went to the window on the third
floor and jumped into the street. She
was picked up insensible and was re-
moved to the German Hospital.
She died there two hours later.
The cause of the fire Is unknown
The evening world., 1893-12-14
SIBERIAN EXILE A BURGLAR.
Arrested in San Francisco for
Breaking Into a House.
(By Assoclatyd Prrssl

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. li.-Stenislaus
Voinacoisky. one of the Siberian eXilcs
who escaped in an open boat from Sog-
hilen Islands, and was Brought here by
a whaler, has been arrested for burglary.
In company with another Russian, he
broke into a house. and was caught in
the act.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBED.
Fort Scott Thief Takes Advantage
of a Messengers Absence.
(By Associated Press.)

FORT SCOTT, Kan. Dec. 1.-THE Pa
cihc Express Company room at the
Missouri Pacific Depot in this city was
entered while the messenger was absent
for a few minutes. and between $500
and 1000 taken.
As the robbers too the way bills It IL
impossible TO learn the exact amount.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Johnstown Money for. Waltham


wALIHAM. Mars. Dec. 1.-THE subscribers
70 the fund raised for the relief OF the Johns
town food sufferers last night decided that the
eum o. 81, z53 remaining OF the fund should be
dvss 70 ths poor Of this city.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Want City Contracts Abolished.

The Irish Federation. in Brooklyn. has requested
Al! labor unions to unite in asking the Legislature
% pass an act requiring that all public work in
Brooklyn be done by days labor Instead OF SON
tract.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
Ten Nights In a Bdr.rOon.

Blackfoot's amateur troupe will Ap-
pear before the footlights in "Ten
Nights in a Barroom," drama in
five acts, IN about two weeks. The
evening on which the play will be
presented to the public will be given
ia our next issue.
CAST or CHARACTERS
Sample Swichel, ii. NJ. Miller.
Simon Slade, Ben Holbrook.
Joe Morgan, DR.. w. A. Dodge.
Frank Slade, George Holbrook.
Harvey Green, james Stevens.
Mr.. Romaine, Percy Jones.
Willie Hammond, Douglas Smith.
Mrs Slade, Miss Clara Houck.
Mrs. Morgan, Miss Matte Hopkins.
Mary Morgan, Dot Cherry.
Mehitable Cartwright, Miss Edna Fife
Time in representation-one hour
and forty minutes. Proceeds TO &c
TO the Good Templars lodge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
Their Opportunity.

McConnell's board OF Fremont Off.
GERS. recognizing that the present is
their supreme opportunity, seem to be
bent on hopelessly involving the peo-
pie ia a county Indebtedness that will
paralyze them for years TO come. We
understand two of the said Mcconnell
board have rented to the county a
shack, containg three rooms, for the
enormous sum OF sixty dollars per
month. The original cost OF the build
ing was only about three hundred
dollars and it would only take about
five months at that rate TO get back the
entire cost We understand they also
require the county to pay two months
in advance. Is the county's credit so
poor that they must be compelled to
pay in advance for what they get ?
We also understand the county is
bound to keep this building for two
years at those cxorbitant figures. 1t
looks as il the time was approaching
when tho people should rise up IA
their might and stop this rascally
peculation. There is no Jaw that com.
pels them TO submit TO it, and it is
our candid opinion that patience hss
ceased TO be a virtue with the taxpay
ers Of Fremont county, and the time
has como when the acts OF this nom
representative board OF county officers
should be thoroughly aired in the
courts.
A year ana a half more Of such
government must place in the hole ey-
cry property owner in the county, and
thus without any seinblance of a neces-
sity. Fremont County Democrat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29

Mrs. j. NJ. Bennett of Pocatello,
was IN Blackfoot Tuesday evening in
the interest other advertising scheme
of old Bingham county at the Worlds
Fair. Mrs. Bennett is entitled to en-
thusiastic encouragement from every
patriotic and enterprising citizen in
the old county. II she succeeds in her
plan the county will receive, directly,
more benefit from this than from the
whole state exhibit The eyes of
thousands Of home-seekers are being
turned to the great Snake river valley,
and, IL the advantages aud possibil.
ities of the lands lying in the territory
named can be plainly and truthfully
told there, they will Hock here in
scores, and, instead of sage brush
fields, We will have multiplied homes
with fields Of golden grain and luxu.
RANT clover. Let Mrs, Bennett have
all the moral and financial support
which she is modestly asking for at
the hands Of our people.
1t is now proposed to heat the
houses of Boise City, Idaho with hot
water from artesian wells, mile from
the city, the water discharged from
which comes to the surface In boil.
ing condition.
An exchange says ; An Idaho man
is about to construct national bank
on n boat FOR the convenience of min
ing towns on Kootenai lake. The
boat will make regular trips between
the towns, not one of which is large
enough to support bank of its own
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
Delinquent Notice.
coRpErr SLOUGH DITCH COMPANY.

NVhbhAi ohUNNf UIANH NNWFANtt
corporation; Location of principal place
of Business, Blaokfoot. Bingham Co, Idaho.
Notice-There is delinquent upon the follow
ina described stock ON account of assessment
No. Is levied on the 18th day of June. 1876. the
amount set opposite the name OF below men,
toned stockholders
Name. Certificate. shares. amt.
VIM. kirkpatrick. No, IS $40
John Montgomery, No. T0 40 e9.a
And In accordance with law and the order Of
the Board of Trustees OF the corporation made
on the said 18th day OF June. 1875 the above de-
scribed shares OF stock will be sold at public
auction at the office of the company, Black
foot, Idaho, ut O'Clock p. m. ON Monday, the
2sth Cesl day OF August, isp3 "a pay delinquent
assessment, costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. BY order Board OF Trustees
l.. NJ. CArPs,
Secretary Corbett Slough Ditch Company,
Blaokfoot, Idaho, July 2Sth, ise2,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
sheep For Sale.

Ten or twelve hundred Wethcrs,
about two thousand Ewes, twenty OF
thirty Bucks, highly graded Delane
Merinos. Any or all TO suit pur.
chasers. Dan BROTHERS.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
Desert Lands--.Notice Of Intention 10
Make proof.
uNrrkp STATES LAND oFFIcE.
Rlackfoot, Idaho, July .Tth, 1898.

], Frederic nenRett of Presto. Idaho who
made desert land application No. lCSe, ON the
2gth day of March, 1Sa0. FOR unsurvey ed SwA
Nwha and NwhA Swl4 Sec. 7, Twp. l, South.
Range IS. Rast, hereby give notice of my in
tention TO make final proof 20 establish my
claim To the land above described before Reg.
ieter and Receiver at Blackfuot, on Tuesday
the stu Siay uf September, 1898, and thatl e1.
poet 70 provo that said land has heeu properly
irrigated and reclaimed in the manner requir-
ed oy law, by two of the following witnesses
Henry Miller, Edward Miller. Marshal Orr,
Nels A. just, AL Of bingham Co, Idaho.
FREpKsIcK BENNETT
JoHN q. BRowr,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
They DON'T Thinks So.

LADY Colin Campbell says kissing injurc
be complexion
The Boston girl arises
Trancendantly sedate,
And taking OF her glasses
Says: II guess III osculate."
The eomme II faut New Yorker.
With a radiant. high-bred smile
And blush. says my complexion's
Got 20 stand it for a while"
The Philadelphia maiden.
With Quaker quibbling COO,
Prepares her lips 10 pucker
In the quiet drab '0-o, co."
The regal Baltimorean
Stoops 10 conquer with her wit
'.Just look at my complexionl
IL isn't spoiled bit"
The Washington damsel,
Such a dear cosmopoiite,
With blush remarks: THE lady
Isn't altogether right"
The Richmond giri. in whispers
Like some dreamy music, low.
States firmly MY complexion
lent everything you know"
The bright Atlanta maiden,
with pretty. harmless hirt,
Is sure that her complexion
Isn't quite so easy hurt.
The famed Kentucky beauty.
Ia voice as soft and clear
As blue grass skies are. mnrmurs.
1T is my complexion, dear"
The young Chicago woman
Twitters In her fond delight,
Il want good complexion.
But the price is out Of sight"
The coy ST. Louis maiden. -
who's as cute as she Is fair.
Announces "My complexion
Isn't In il. Seer So therei"
The Denver dear delightful
Inquiries where am at?
You bet that Lady Colin
Is eonyersing through her hati'
The fair Pacific angel
Says thar she would like to say.
She loves nice complexion
II isn't built that way.
The Blackfoot girl smiles temptingly
And says "such thing was i,eYer know
Come ON with your kissing business,
Ny complexion can hold it's own"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BLAcKFooT, IDAHo,
July 18th ISa3.

July s6th 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will he made before Regis.
ter and Receiver at Blackfoot, Idaho, on Sep
tember 9Th, 1893. viz George f, Reay on ID. s.
No. 3QtS, for the Eis SKA, Sec. 81 and M NEh
Sec. 2s. Twp. 5, South, Range ~. East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land viz Franc s. Brereton. Charles
u. Wilson, Harold Dersham, Charles A. .Macray
all OF Bannock Co., Idaho.
JOHN G. BRowN,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29

OFFICE NORTH OF L. s. LAND OFFICE
" VIM. IL. Montgomery Stenugrapher and
Typewriter in same office Washington cor
respondents on land matters. the old reliable
firm OF COpp & Luckett.
sE-Al business consigned to us win receive
prompt attention.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29

Carpets at 25 cts to sl.5O per I'D.
at c. Bunting q Cos.
The next International Irrigation
convention Will be held at Los Ange-
les, Cal, on the 10th day of October.
The silver convention and Idaho
Press Association will be held at
Ketchum, August 14th.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29

i've reservations.
Senator Pred T. Dubois, +. S. Die
trich, Mart patrie and Rocky Rounds
will represent Bingham county in the
silver conventions in Chicago and
Washington.
Immense forest fires are raging
about Buffalo, Wyoming. The wealth
er is intensely hot, the mercury indi-
eating over 100 in the shade AMI men
tan do nothing TO check the spread Of
the flames.
Conductor Flanders, OF the Utah &
Northern railroad Is dangerously i'll
with fever at his home in Pocatello.
LATER-Sinee the above was In
/ type we learn with sorrow that he Is
dead.
Vice President Stevenson aud fam.
| ily and a party OF friends who are on
a sightseeing tour 70 the Pacific
coast, spent Tuesday in Portland, Or
egon.
A little daughter OF Mr.. Ellis near
Lcwlsville, Fremont county, was
drowned last week in the Willow creek
canal. Her remains when found had
been carried down stream several
miles.
Fortune always helps the newspa.
per man with news. II II we're not
for silver TO write about these dull
days everything would appear as life.
less is a painted ship upon a painted
ocean.
The country has wilhs,ood a won
derfui strain this week. Bank after
bank has closed, manufacturing estab.
lishmcnt have gone down, business
houses have failed and stocks have
declined, but with all this "God reigns
and tile government survives"
Misses Nudge, photographers, have
been doing rushing business at their
gallery this week. They will close
their gallery this, Saturday, evening
Engineer Trask, OF the State Wagon
road for shoshone county, has left the
commissioners in disgust They cut
down his bill for work done from s2,.
III 20 $3.50 nnd be threw up the job.
leaving his blessings on their heads.
The weather is hot and money
scarcer than hea's teeth, but good,
ripe luscious watermelon from the ice
house would eat as well as IL silver
was free AMI VIC bad tariff for revenue
only But where is that kind OF water
melon.
Watermelons have become the mon.
ey crop Of Georgia. They have crowd.
ed king cotton from the fields. The
crop this year is immense, and fast
trains are hurrying them over the
country as fast as steam can take them.
They can be placed in the Philadel.
phia, New York and Chicago markets
at s and 10 cents apiece.
Rev. ]. NJ. Wilder will leave next
week for conference at Baker City,
Oregon II you would do something
for which you would elevate yourself
10 degrees in your own estimation,
give him a check for 10, 15, 20 or %
dollars. And theE don't tell your
neighbor or let your left hand know
that your right hand did it. Don't
let him 20 TO conference with lat,
ilimsy purse.
Little Lawrence ITanaford, son of
Col. Hanaford, Of Pocatello, was
drowned while bathing IN portneuf
river near the town last Friday after.
noon. He was a bright little fellow
aud commanded the admiration OF all
who knew him, A pail of gloon fell
on poeatello when the news was
spread "Little Lawrence Hanaford
is drowned
j. w. Lamoreaux, formerly of the
Idaho Falls Times, has begun the
publication Of the Fremont County
News, o new paper at St Anthony,
tho county seat Of Fremont county.
The irst copy, No 3, reached our desk
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
Blackfoot Current Notes.

&AahS h1Aae SNhh VIZ y hNitsutiou VI
five to the county iall Thursday even.
ing.
Tue hot Winds are damaging the
wheat crop Ia Minnesota.
The thermometer stood at 1876 to
lao Ia the sun In Wyoming first Of
the week,
Sheriff Woodin Is selling of some
Of his stock at his livery stables in
Pocatello.
The Misses Nudge will visit tae
National Park before returning TO
their Iowa home.
Mr. Geo. F. Gagon's family will
spend portion OF the heated term Of
August at Soda Springs.
Harry Bennett has abandoned law
at ST. Anthony and gone 70 Join a
surveying party in Alturas county.
Jacob Ilutcheson, of Blackfoot. has
been granted patent for hay der.
rick.
Il Is estimated that Denver has u.
500 idle men. What a convention
they could bold 10 talk hard times.
Fremon. county las over $50 pat.
ented farms.
Denver has 5000 destitute people
and her charitable aud philanthrop,c
inclined are dcyising waYs TO bread
them.
Deputy Sheriff Green, Of Fremont
county, allows his prisoners the luxu.
~ OF bath, now and then, in Snake
river.
Judge standrod win hold court in
Fremont county neat week
Texas has built more miles OF rail.
road this year than any other state In
the union. Texas is rich and has an
oyerfowing treasury.
Milwaukee, indianapolis and Louis.
willie, three big cities, were paralytie.
ally stricken with bank failures rncs.
day and ,hcir people arn badly scared.
Ten thousand acres Of choice timber
burned 10 Wyoming within the past
few days.
Trout fishing in Snake river fur
nishes splendid sport these bright
summer afternoons The boys arc
catching some beauties.
Judge standrod win tix valuation
on the Court House, Blackfoot, IN the
adjustment OF Indebtedness Of Bing.
ham, Bannock and Fremont counties,
August sth.
Prof Bonham paid n pilgrimage 70
Zion last week aud was captivated by
the beauty Of the city.
The annual examination OF teachers
OF Bingham county will be held at
the Court House, Blackfoot, next
Thursday, August Ord.
All the assesssble property In Ger.
tain counties will not build the State
Wagon road through those counties
as contemplated.
1t is reported that Idaho's Worlds
Fair building has been sold to o
wealthy Engllshman for $4,000 and
will be taken to England for club
house.
Boise county, the mother Of the
Wagon road scheme, is getting a peer
under the lid Of pandoras box OF
evils which is in sight for that county
No depositor has ever lost any sleep
over his money in Buntiugs bank
Blackfoot. On the contrary he has
indulged in pleasant, refreshing
dreams over its safety aud securely
TUE News devil who is great fish
erman in bis way, IS puzzled to know
why the part Of every fish opposite
the back Is white. Can some scientist
give him information.
The raucher who gathers his hay
crop closely instead Of letting 1t go e
waste While lie is sitting In the shade
discussing finances, will be the happy
man when winter comes Congress
will take care Of the anabcs%, and h
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
Epr SaIe.

a namher Of Secondhand school
desks at bargain. Apply at
News 0FFToE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-07-29
NO I ICE: :: +.

All accounts on our books must be paid
or closed by approved notes by July lst No
further credit will be extended unless these con-
ditons are complied with We trust our friends
and patrons will govern themselves accordingly.
G. BUNTING & Go.
June lst Merchants
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-09
HERR ROTHSCHILD Won KAT
ZENJAMMER.

The following are extracts from a
work on "The German Crisis" which is
due to appear in 1928:
"When the contest between the
crown and the people of Germany
came to an end, Herr RothschiId Won
Katzenjammer, who had large holdings
in the land but had been living abroad,
returned to Prussia and espoused the
cause of the ex-Emperor. The govern
ment of Germany then in transition
state and controlled by committee OF
the Reichstag, was disposed on many
accounts to be lenient with Herr Won
Katzenjammer, fact which he mistook
for an exhibition of weakness. The
prohigacy of the Imperial government
had brought Germany into the rich
mans debt and, as means of embar
RAISING the popular regime, he de-
manded his pay. Much to his sur
prise and discontinue he got it. His
next move was to attack his debtors
who were Of the dominant party through
the courts and by quiet word here
and a useful thaler there, inAame the
Royaist faction and induce it, in spite
of its great respect for its own neck, to
commit some overt act.
The committee of the Re'chStdg
which had been patient and long suffer
ing, now determined to act. 1t de.
Clared martial law, suspending thereby
the functions of the courts in which
Herr Won Katzenjammer's malicious
suits were being brought. 1t ther
summoned the millionaire himself be
fore the military tribunal. He appealed
to the Minister of the country where
he had been residing, but that function
airy said that a man who goes into ;
foreign land to NEEDLE with its polite!
and interfere with its government mus
take the legal consequences, Withou
further resistance Herr Rothschild vor
Katzenjammer came before the court
martial as a prisoner Of state.
at appeared that the inculpated
millionaire had carried his sedtion on
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-09
Rev. S, E. Bishops Valid Claim to
American Citizenship.

NIlGll(dn SlIlZChSllp
EDITOR STAR-Rrferring to the COM
munication # Mr. G. J. Lyons yester-
day, have no complaint to make as
to the accuracy of Mr.. N rdhof s re-
port of my stateme mt, which, SO far as
| remember, was made in the general
form that | had always exercised the
right of suffrage when resid ng in
America. AS matter of fact, sirce 1889,
| have never been long enough there
in one locality to aCq ire residence
prior 20 an election.
had the pleasure of c.sting my first
vote in IS4S, at the age Of 81, f,r
L ebay Taylor as Pres dent. This
was in Auburn, N. Y, the residence
of Hon. William H. Seward, who was
for two years my fathers chum in
Union College Several days before
the elk ctlnn, my right to vote was ques-
toned on account my birth in Hawaii.
With no agency Of mine, it was referred
to Mr.. Seward. He decided in my
favor, citing the statute which was
| quoted by Mr. Lyons voted several
times after that.
1t was, therefore, something of a
surprise to me to be told by Mr.. Nord-
hoff that | was not an American Citi-
zen. Probably l showed warmth
enough in asserting my claim to account
for bis impression of being " fanatical. u
had sought an interview with Mr..
Nordhoff solely at the request of two
leading gentlemen, none of US then
knowing his attitude and methods
respecting Hawaiian affairs. may
say that he seemed to be for imparting
information rather than for receiving it..
| regret that | was unable to find his
Commun. cations valuab {.
In the meantime | have suffered no
loss of confidence in the completeness
Of my American citizenship.
S. +. BISHOP.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-09

WITH an I-have-laid.a n-egg air a
Royalist handful prints the following :
at is rather amusing to notice a
newspaper ike the STAR place itself on
the Democratic platform and defend
the cause of the people-in Germany
while it at the same time advocates
and supports a most Objectionable
military ollgarchy in Hawai- and as a
rule damns the people here"
There is a difference between a
military government to suppress the
people, as in Germany, and one to
establish the rights of the people against
Queen who violates constitutions and
white and half.white banditti that rob
the treasury, as in Hawaii. One is
tyranny and the other is protection
from tyranny. The distinction is so
marked that the wayfaring man, though
a Royaist editor. ought TO be able to
see it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-09

his sleeve. He had run at the mouth
about his plans and had entrusted grave
secrets to men who could not retain
them. 1t was easy therefore to prove
that he was a conspirator against the
peace and dignity of the Provisional
Government of Germany. The
sentence of the court was that his
estates and credits should be confis.
Gated and his person banished from
the country. Already he had lost
certain subsidies which have been paid
transportation line in which he was
an owner; but the further punishment
stripped him OF millions and left him q
comparatively poor man. He appealed
to the courts f his own Government
and to its State Department; but nc
precedent could be found either II
local or international law to justify
interference in his behalf He wa
told he ought to consider himsel
lucky to escape with his life.
"The effect of the punishment which
was visited upon so powerful man a
the money king of Germany was yer,
marked Sedition came to a suddel
stop, and the credit of the government
was enhanced. After that the achieve
ment of the great confederacy of tn
present day was by easy and rapi
stems