The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-11-17
State News.

Caldwell won the county seat by
about 139 majority over Payette.
D. D. Munger, an old and re-
spected citizen of Owyhee county.
dropped dead at the Pacific Hotel
in Caldwell last week. He was
over so years of age.
A six.year-old son of Frank Cor
ron, of Lower Boise, was kicked by
a horse one day last week. A ter
rible cash the size of horses hoof
was made on the child's forehead.
The young ladies and gentlemen
Of the Grammar department of the
Caldwell public schools have or
ganized literary society. They
also edit bright local paper.
A man by the name of Foster
stabbed and killed a man by the
name of Gates at DeLamar one
night last week. The same night
Ben Ninemire shot a man in the
arm.
Ceur d'Alene Miner: Mabel
Hayward, the girl who does the
skirt dance at Utley's theater, was
stabbed in the arm Wednesday
morning by Dick Collins at the
popular cafe.
P. O. Koonce who was sent to
the Ada county Jail for one year for
completely in the Camas Prairie
Mail robbery, has been pardoned
by President Cleveland. Executive
elemency was recommended by
Judge Beatty and the United States
district attorney. Koonce had about
six weeks to serve. He will be the
principal witness for the Govern
ment in the case of Walter Dough
erty, indicted for the same offense
A letter to the Statesman from
Moscow says the official count has
been delayed by Irregularities II
the returns. Moreover, there is one
precinct where the election is sale
to have been illegal. This is Cora
No ratings were put up, and voters
were permitted to take ballots out
side to mark them. This precinc
cast large Populist plurality. l
it should be thrown out the Repub
lican candidate for assessor woult
be elected also Mitchell, Republi
can candidate for joint senator.
Moscow Times: After the bitter
, est campaign ever fought in thi
county the Peoples party marche
to the front victorious and with col
ors flying The great contest cam
to an end ON Tuesday. 1t wa
fought up to the closing of the poll:
and as result the candidates o.
the Peoples Party county ticke
were everyone of them elected b.
handsome majorities and the col
rupt Republican ring unmercifull
showed under.
Shoshone Journal: Friday morn
ing Howard Seebre's store was er
r tered and all the loose change i
q the cash register was taken. Th
n thieves tried every door of the builc
: ing, as each door shows where
chisel or other similar tool wa
used in endeavoring to force q
II entrance. The building was littl
: too we'll barred for them, and a
entrance was effected by breakin
r through the front door, and afte
: taking what they needed, took dow
It the bar at the side entrance to |,
themselves out. They also tried
:, enter the cellar, but that was a Ii
|, y tie more than their ingenuity woul
!, admit of. AS they only took tt
g money from the register, leavin
:, everything else in order, it is pr
!, sumed they wanted nothing b,
- good hard cash. No clue was lie
. by which they could be detected {
"a tracked.
a Lewiston Teller: Last Saturda
news was brought to the city of
sad and distressing accident whic
had happened at Wahe. r.
Sherbourne had been crushed |
~ u the falling of his horse. DR.. M.
"a Kelly was summoned TO go to Il
TT injured man. The particulars,
t. CLEANED, give the following accou
e, of the matter. Mr.. Sherbourne lie
E. his house in the morning to riC
g. . into the pasture for some horse
+ His father, after waiting some tin
for his return, concluded that som
thing was wrong and went to fiji
the cause of the delay. He four
10 his son lying upon the ground a
~ parently lifeless. A. to the eau
" of the accident, Mr.. Lathrop thin
that there is every reason for b
= - lieving that the horse, which was
- wild, young animal fell back up'
~ the rider, thus crushing him. Wi
- assistance the injured man W
:" taken to the house and medic
aid summoned. Nothing, howev'
y could be done. Mr.. Sherbour
"a never regained consciousness.
ne Group is terror to young mothe
To post them concerning the first syn
toms, and treatment is the object OF q
ne item. The first indication of Group