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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
JAPAN WILL STRIKE HARD.
All Indications Point to Preparatio
for Great Battle.

VICTORIA, B. e., Sept. 25.-The
steamer E press of India arrived to-
night from the Orient bringing the fol-
lowing adv;ces:
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 14.-No one now doubts
that the long delay in the Japanese mill
tary movements is to allow time for the
completion of great plan of invasion. Any
day may bring the news of a battle in
northern Corea and of the sailing of $4,000
troops for some point on the inner coast OF
the Gulf of Pc Chi IL, but as the decisive
| time approaches, the Japanese authorities
grow more and more deaf to appeals for in
formation. They frankly declare that Sc
crecy is the chief condition of success.
This belief is not agreeable to the newspa-
! per correspondents who have recently ar
rived from San Francisco. and who
| strongly desire to be admitted to the conf
dence of the government.
An impression has been created by En-
glish newspapers in eastern Asia, that
abundant and Trustworthy supplies of news
can be obtained in China. An examination
of the kilograms sent from the Chinese
ports to Europe and America does not sus-
| tain the belief, for their various accounts oil
events since the fight at Asan have scarcely
any foundation. The Japanese, if silent,
| do not attempt to mislead on vital points.
| One error only is added 10 their charge.
| They are accused of circulating doubtful
| reports to the effect that Admiral Freeman.
tie exculpated Japan from technical blame
in the matter of the sinking of the Kow
| Shung.
| The Chinese EN- peror Lauds o General.
LONDON. Sept. ga dispatch from
Tien Tsin says an imperial edict has
been issued by the emperor of China
expressing regret at the death of Gen.
eraI Tsin, killed. while leading. the
Chinese at the battle of Ping Yang.
The emperor has ordered that postum.
NOUS honors be paid the dead general
and imperial favors have been be.
slowed upon his family.
Lieutenant Ching. first lieutenant
of the Chen Yuen, the Chinese war
vessel sunk at the battle of Yalu river,
has reached the camp on the bank of
che Yalu river. He reported that the
captain of the Chen Yuen escaped
drowning, but died Of his wounds.
Japan's Losses at Yalu.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 25.-The German
steamer Alexandrine' has arrived here.
Among the japanese killed in the bat
tie of Yalu river were Commander
Sakomato Of the gun boat Akaei,
Lieutenants Tekaha and .Sonuichl 81
the cruiser Hashidate, Lieutenanta
Sima and Itoo of the cruiser Matu.
shima, Lieutenant Magil of the cruiser
Akitskima, Lieutenant. Asoa of the
cruiser Yoshima, Chief Surgeon
Myack, hiefpaymaster Of the Ishi.
zuka, and Surgeon MQrakosi. Thirty
non commissioned officers and men
were killed and 100 woundeda
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
GOVERNOR M,aRAw IN SPOKANE

An, Anecdote About Rev. Manier-Visita
to Other Colleges and Works.
), Governor McGraw returned Monday even.
ing from Cheney and related an interesting
anecdote concerning the accident to his car.
rage. After the excitement had suDsided
Ex-Governor Cole dryIy observed that the
weight of sin on Rev. Manners side was toe
great for the light carriage.
'Oh. no." retorted Rev. Manner. THAT
only indicates that my theology is heavier
than your politics"
1.-The Cheney normal school," said Gov
ernor McGraw, rs doing excellent work. 1t
now has an attendance of about 80. and
within two or three weeks the capacity Of
the building will be taxed TO its utmost.
The school has a bright corps of teachers -
Speaking Of his visit to the state agri-
cultural college at Pullman, Governor Nc
Graw said: "Work on the administration
building is progressing satisfactorily.
examined the uncompleted structure and
found the work to be excellent. The rough
brick are made at Pullman and are the best
/ have seen in the state"
In the evening the governor went through
the Edison electric light plant and was de.
lighted with its completeness.
Spokane is sure to grow into large
city, he said. You have now the finest
residence section in the state. Some of the
houses on the hill are perfect little poems"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
!. 7 Ti,AxspAY'ERsi IN ARMS. :

Collector. Blackwell OF Kentucky Has
~. 7fouple to Face
sTuRdIs. KY, Sept. 25.-Affairs in
the Caseyville and Kendall tax pre-
eincts are drawing to a crisis. The
people are up In arms and ready for
Captain Black well, who Is at Union.
town, ready to march, having organ.
izsd his forces and having received a
copy Of the tax books Great excite.
ment prevails and bloodshed Is ex-
npcted -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29

Some Of the Russian railroads have
smoking cars for the use OF ladies. B
One third Of the females in France
over IL years Of age, axe farm iaber
The. Forth bridge IN Scotland p re
ceiying another coat Of paint. II vii
take atty tons to do the work.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
N.,ives submls to the Dutch.

The HAGUE. Sept 25.-Dispatches
received from Batavia, Java, cay Mata-
rim, the capital Of tue island Of Lom.
box. has been almost destroyed by the
lombard ment of the Dutch feet. The
beslegsd Balinez are beginning to suf-
fer from famine and are expected to
capitulate today.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
GREAT MINES CHANGE HANDS,

Colorado Property. Known 80 the Col
umbia Vein, Sold.
BOULDER, COL, Sept. 2A-Dr. Heppen-
heimer, owner of the Boston and Baxter
mines Of Ward. received telegram today
from julius Thompson, stating that the
purchase money tor the great Columbia
vein, including the Boston. Baxter. Sulli-
van, Columbia. Teller, Dividson. Made
line and 'Niwal mines was ready. This
property is on one of the greatest mineral
iodes of Colorado. The new company will
issue $4, 600, 600 capital stock. -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
nannahau Nominated for Congres

Ha.sahan Ventilated for Congrsss.
CHIcHao. I'll. Sept. 25.-John ].
Mammalian was nominated for congrsss
today by the democratic second dis.
trics oonv6n tldn. Mammalian 10 vice
grand maetar,s0f the brotherhood "
Locomotixa Flrsmen and prominent
In labor circles.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
Arsenic I'M tho, Coffee.

MEMPHIS. sTenn.S Sept: 24:-Mrs. Matte
Osborne, her four ,childkep and W. Z.
Hunt boarder in the family, were pois-
oned this morning by arsenic in the coffee.
which Mrs. Osborne had prepared. Mrs.
Osborne, her son Willie and her daughter
Matte and Hunt are in critical condition.
There is no clew to the mystery.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
Changes Of Cavalry Troops.

Ch.nges Oh Os'S .YoPs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The orders to
cavalry troops at Fort Myer have been
changed. Troop A. First cavalry, Captain
Bonus. goes to Fort Stanton. N. NJ. In
stead Of For. Apache. Arks and Captain
goes 10 Fort Sam Hous ton. Texas. instead
Of Fort Stanton, N. M.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
serious Fire Ct watertown.

WATERTowN, N. Y, Sept GA
serious confsgration broke out in the
Jerome ho,er at Cape Vincent ct 2
o'clock this morning. The jerome
hotel. the Hotsl- Algonquin Of eight
steries.. the telegraph Office and post
ONCE were consumed. Tie loss 10
$lO0, 600.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
s0imeiA. Imps achinsat case,

OMAHA, Sept. 26-Thea defsase In
the Mayor Bsnis iinpsachment. case
was expected to close today. but testi-
mony bearing on the granting o. the
city electric lighting contract de.
ve!oped much that they mayor de.
sired brought. out, and several days
more Will be eonsnmtd ip.the r.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
Arsuinx the Dsbs Case.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26-Argdments III
the case against President Debs and
other officers Of the A. r W were bs-
gun today In the United StaseD court
District Attorney Milchrist opened for
the government with speech occupy
Ing the morning aud afternoon $685.
lsiana
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
B.ttis.is,p Maine. Trlar Trip.

New YORK, Sept. 25.-The new
battleship Maine started on the con.
tractors trial trip this morning. Capt.
+. M. BULGE IL in command. Repre-
sentatives Of the Quintarl Iron works.
the contractors, IRE on board. The
Maine Is provisione for two weeks
trip. She will run to the open seh
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
Chinese killed Eight Russians.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25.---It is re-
ported that . Chinese mob has at.
tackled and plundered the Siberian
"a ilway station In the province Of
Russia and killed eight Russians who
tried to defend the station. Russian
troops are In pursuit OF the marauders
who crossed tire Chinese frontier.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
"A CENTRALIA BANK FAILS.
The House Of Frank Hense Closed
Liabilities Unknown.

The House Of Frank Henso CI0sod-
Liabilities Unknown.
CENTRAL1A, WASH, Sept 25.-The
banking house of Frank Hense closed
Its doors at 8 o'clock this morning.
r. g failure was not wholly unex-
hpected, as for some time its drafts have
been returned protested. Among the
heaviest losers so far as known are
MessEs. Dryden, Browning, T.. H. Nc
Cleary. &;ity Treasurer John Calvin,
County TreasuseE. II. 81: Martin, w:
H. Rector and others. Inc amOunfot
assets and liabilities has not yet been
ascertained. Much indignation IL felt
among the citizens, who are collected
In groups upon the streets. against
Hense.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
Cholera Patisnts Burned to Death.

q WARSAW, Sept. 25.-Sixty houses in
the city or Plasski, district Of Kalisb.
Poland, yWhers the cholera IL making
fearful ravagss. were set on fire last
night and burned. A numGersf In
mates afflicted with cholera and una
bic 10 save themselves. were burned
TO death.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
WENT ASHORE IN A FOG.
live st,gatIon Iato tho Wrecking Of
u. 8. 8. Adams.

Inve9t1gaSl0n ENt0 tn0 Wr6CKInB OF tho
u. 8. 8. Adams. ,-,t
VALLEJO, CAL, Sept. 25.-In accord
Ance with: orders from Secretary Her
Lers the board Of officers met today to
INQUIRE into the circum stances Of the
Adams grounding up near st. PauPs
island. The strikings on the reef &C.
Cured about 4 o'clock in the afternoon
while in fog SO dense that nothing
could be distinguished few feet ahead
of A4ae ship. g. a -: .
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
ELK LODGES SUSPENDED.
Their O6snse Was the Holding OF Sab
bath Sessions and .Picnics.

bath Sessions and Picnics.
READING Pa, Sept. ASA result of a
meeting today held by the grand officers of
the Elks, Grand Exalted Ruler W. II. Fri
DAY of Brooklyn, N :: y, this evening issued
a proclamation to all lodges saying that by
a decision Of. The .courta Jamestown gE-nd
lodge has been recognized as the only legal
body. and that in 1892 AL the lodges were
direc,sd 10 stop holding n cular sessions.
picnics. etc..s ona ths sapbath day after
january !, 1883. Ceftain ,lodges having.re-
fu,edst % Obey the order Friday tonight sus-
pended the charters Of several eastern lodges
and that at Denver, Col. - !; ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
EZETA PLANS FOR WAR.
His Lieutsnants Already ON Their Way
to Stir Up Trouble.

His Lieutenants Already on Their Way
to Stir Up Trouble.
SAN Francisco, Sept 25.-When
the steamer st. Paul sailed for Mexi.
can ports today she carried as steerage
passengers General Bolinos and Cap
tain Bustamente, the San Salvadorean
refugees. When Ezsta left the two
hare last Sunday 1t was with the
promise to meet them again on the
Salvado frontier. Both men &C.
cepted the situation and prepared to
follow their leader on the first oppor-
tuuity. Bustalnente received $40 from
his chief with instructions to meet
him In Mexico. To Bolinos was en-
trusted over $780, His destination
IL Guatemala. With that cum he 10 to
negin to raise an army and be pre-
pared to cooperate with his chief.
They took passage In the steerage in
order TO saye es much money as posi-
Bio. Mexican Consul Cooney accom-.
eaniad them to the steamer and intro
Sucod them to the captain. Instead
Of being put into the storage they
,vsre given > cabin on the upper deck.
! Near to. their quarters. was the
.tstaroom OF General Martinez of the
Mexican army. Martinez'ls o great
friend Of the president OF Mexico, and
Ia and the men from San Salvador at
once frateruized. Martinez is one of
the leading generals of the MEXICAN
ar,nv and it was said on the ST. Paul
.hat he was here to render whatever
aosistance he could to the refugees.
Fysta's Probable Plans.-
From present appearances Ezeta will
make Guatemala bis base Of opera
tious. During the last war, San Sal
.aAsr compelled Guatemala to come to
terms. and that country has been seek
mo 4 change 10 get even ever since.
With On army organized 10 Mexico,
Eseta might march into Guatemala
and there joia Kolinos, who would
have prepared way for Nip. Inen
upon fayora5le opportunity they
would invade San Salvador.
The Sslvadorean government ex.
nreases little hope, Of having Juan
Cienfuegos returned to 1t. Attorney
cear,op. who has repre- sented the gov
srnsaent Of San Salvador In the extra
diticn pxoceedings. said today that be
1id not thing Cisnfaegos would be re-
turned. He has 20 appeal except tt
the president, but strong infiuencel
are being brought to heaF IN thai
rnarter Tor his release. Mr.. Pearson
ssid there II nothing In the rumor'
M Easta vas in danger Of rearrsst q
other charges, had he not lett th.
country. The governments had takes
The only steps igainst him 1t intendet
70 t8kes sSfsT
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
HAD OTHER MEMS CATTLE.
Parties From Montana Under Arrest at
Duluth.

Duluth.
Duluth, Sept. A.-John D. Mead and J.
d. Wilkinson, who arrived here on Satur-
day with two carloads Of cattle. were ar
rested at the instance of K. E. Bourdette,
the cattle inspector for Montana and North
Dakota 1t is alleged by the officials that
Mead and Wilkinson belong to famous
gang of Montana cattle thieves. 1t 10 said
the shipment was made to Duluth as an
experiment to see If by this course the
rigid inspection at the large cities could be
avoided.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29

The crows Of Ceylon are protected
by the people because they purify the
atmoaphere ~ ssting a. scayapeers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
PITTsBURa PUDDLERs STRIFE.

" orb m On ~ tu0 O1IvSF 1TUu Uuu St0O1
Works Go Out.
P1TTsBuRG, Penn. Sept. A-The
puddIels at the Oliver iron and steel
works at South Tenth street struck to-
dsy against 20 per cent. reduction.
All but four, furnaces closed down.
The men gathered about the gates and
the firm asked police protection, but
there was no trouble. N
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
!. 4 BIGGER NAN THAN GROVER.
john l.. Sullivan Told. the White Hous'
Watehman Abont Himself

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-John-i. Sullivan.
while driving about town today, dropped
in at the White house. The, place was
closed. for repairs. so the ex-pueilist was
mot admitted, although hs explained to the
watch man al the main door that1he was
better known than he who occupied the
mansion. =" <rst "-3'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

not by the plurality OF votes but by the
majority OF each four nauonaliues CONF
posing the uniVersity, lsotd hVsepgIy
the increase OF The English minority favor
ink home rule since loob rms conversion
was shown by the reduction OF the anti
i'm iSq2 'rhev proposed TO continue this
reduction. lie went farther than tho umq
critics, for he believed thnl II they asked
for an English majority they would set II.
lie must, however, point out tnat II ne
had meant that an English majority was
necessary 20 the passagc or rome RUE me-
would have uttered an ahSurdityt Tor ne
supposed that his opponents would con-
ccde that &c the next parliament Drought
this majority would also bring conviction
TO the minds Of the house OF lords itSell.
Yet as he had proved by hgures, suon
majority OF 100 might DO e9neommltant
with an English majority of % against
home rule. Though e was not necessary
to demand an English majority II was
Of Infinite Importance TO convince the
healthy mind aud conselence ,qt EhEanu;
The premier argued that Ulster ana inc
tireiy due to the knowledge that English
opinion upheld them, htherMlse the cuun-
Try would have risen az one man 9ga}in ms
he was determined TO reduce the Snel'sh
majority against the bill.
There was one curious circumstance IN
connection with this Incident continued
Lord Rosebcry, lie dit not for q moment
believe that the Irish or liberal parties
sagaciously concluded Tint the misinter-
probation emanatcd from the unonist par
~ Usaughterl
He attached tre greatest Importance to
the close aut itttmutc union OF the irish
aud liberal pn1ty and believed that II was
a real union The speaker made no Sc
cret Of the fact that he did not approach
the Irish question on historical or Senu-
mental grounds, he approached IL ns
great question OF policy which must be
dealt with as an Imperial question and
which concerned other populations as
much as Ireland
lie believed that when they received the
fast rlpening demand Tor Scotch home
rule, II he was minister he would not
stand in the breach 70 oppose ~ II he
was not a minister he hoped, MS a man,
to be In the stormng party, cloud chcersl
The remainder OF Lord Rosehery'
speech was devoted to the support OF lib-
eral measures, including the Welsh ana
Scotch disestHhlshment propositions,
In conclusion Lord Rosebery said that
the recent resolution Of the house Of com
mons showed how strong was the feeling
against the house Of lords. This question
! however, would only be dealt with on the
! backing, summons and inspiration OF
| great popular force. without That the
| government was absolutely impotent.
They awaited the peoples voice, ana
! when they had II, they would he prepared
TO take the measures thus inspired But
| while the house Of commons tax ot emo
I ina or mcndinR tho house OF lords inc
| house OF commons might look TO itR mend
! ing by revising the procedure OF deleat
| by Instructions, loud and continued
! cheering)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
SPEECH OF R0SEBERY.
THE PREMIER ADDRESSES THE
SCOTCH LIBERALS,
a-------
Explains His Speech in the House Of
Lords on the Question of Home
Rule for the Irish People
REFERS TO soorLAEDs GROWING De.
MAND roR HOME RULE,
If he is Minister when the Demand Is Made
He WIN Not Oppose lt-If Not Minis
ter Ho Win Aid It.

EdinhurG, March i1-Lord Rosebery ar
rived here at $50 y. m. to make his eN-
pected address 10 ibo delegations from The
m, -. s',, 80,
hue'al a97oIiaLoiS from AL paris Va
Scotland.
Uurins the course of his remarks the
,,,,,,,to, s,,a h, ,.,,,i5 a., ,,,,4o Of atone
~ SOW He WIN VIC
II ne cou!d stand there unmoVed. his
thoughts went to the past rather than to
the present-ro fb, immortal dnvs of Mr.
,.,-.., -. l,,.i,i.a,. .,,,,.,, 49,,
"us'""e NisI NAillouhlah Vo'ul"sH '"e
memory OF which quickehed his pulse,
II Mr. Gladstone was absent tonight.
to,5 Is,s,,,,,,. .,,,tirr,d tts insrir,f lion,
,,.isT ti,, o,, q, ~, d., NM fnsnira.
fi9, mai I'm ,,cverp,nent intended 10 pro.
coed
Lord Roseberv continued with n humor-
oug reference 10 being executed from the
bouso Of commons sayiug that it was
chilled a proud position 10 drive a chariot
10 Inc sun; but not being allowed Ga enter
the chariot, IL was difficult To explain
ones self to an assembly of which one
was not a member
IL was somewhat OF a surprise 10 MN
TO tlud that his speeches were heglnhihs
Ia lee read. but that great dei Was ut
ing read into them u-auBhterD rus W
tentinu was very ugrecahle, hut not Wheh
the critics lacked heneVolSnce, ,,rjs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
G. o. p. IN GEORGIA.

state and Congressional Tickets to BE
Put in the Field
Atlanta, Ca, March IA good deal
Of political talk was set a-Poing at the
capitol by the statement. coming from
an authentic source, that the republican
party VIII have u ticket in the field this
fall for governor and an State house Of
hcers. The party win also put out can
didatcs for congress IN nearly every dis
trlct II not all and with the aid OF out
Eide funds make an active campaign Ac-
cordsng 10 such information as can be
obtained, the bosses OF the grand old party
IN aGeorgia have conferred thoroughly
over the situation already, and the deter
minatlon TO put up a night this fan has
been arrived at after a careful survey of
the situation and the resources that can
bc drawn on to undertake an aggressive
campaign
The leldera haye been laying ohelr
plans quietly. and In fact, their intention
would hardly now be attracting notice
but for the indiscretlon OF one OF the par
ties 10 the campaign plans who got into
a p0lilcai discussion while on n business
mission to the executive department this
week
open affiliauon with the populiHts. but Il
rs believed mat they VIII form some sort
of combination, the purpose of which VIII
be To weaken the democrat vote by draw
ing the diagruntIed element that rs now
antagonlstc to the administration, but
could NOT be driven or WaNed into the re-
publican column, over to the popullst-pro-
fihition line, Although Hon Walter H.
Hill, Of Macon has decided chat he would
MOI pc q Rubernntoridl candidate on this
pQSNlllat- prohibition combinations polite
ians mere sun think that such a cOmbina-
ton Is sure 10 figure in the campaign
Mr.. Watson made the prohibition
point IN his congressional canvass, and
wild be the leader OF the combination
unless ne KICKS Gear out aud refuses 10
recognize the heavy pressure mat Is be-
ing brought TO bear on him 10 make the
race. with Mr. Watson leading this sort
Of a combination, the republican bosses
mink thc.r time TO make a showing Is
come. They believe that this combination
and the differences In the party Itself over
economic questions viii 80 affect the dem
ocrate vote TINT they win be able to az
least make such O showing as 10 prove
Georgia to be good lighting ground In 80
No names have been brought out yet al
probable candidates, but the plan con-
templates a surprise in the way OF guber-
natorlal timber That Is the republicans
are casting about for a candidate who Is
above MS party IN The State, IN order 10
enter bid for the vote OF the mugwumps
n there are any in the State.