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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
NELSON ACRES Is ANGRY.


TorEEA, kss. Oel. e. u nllsa stass,
Senator l.hn Mar In lhis afternoon se,
ceived not % tnnt ,,rocecd.r.ns IN cr.Ini,. Il
linel would lie instituted against him al
iola by Nelson Acres. ~ -eoiitclor OF inter-
nal revenue. In an iBlesyssw recently
sena'or Martin csllsi Acres ] notnssons
Fan,hiaP
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
sAToLLI AND ooRRIeAs.
object of the Conferences Of Dtstsn'
rat.hea Cath .lies stiIi unknewn.

wAsnixaros. oet. 30 u--Mousisnor sa.
TOLL was asked today concerning the report
from New York thai Archbishop Corrigan
had recently called on him. ils said shr
archbishop called on him about lwo weeks
ago, soon after the meeting OF archbishop,
and q conference lasting scvrrsl hours was
held. Tue abisgase would not discuss The
nature OF the conference or reported uniiy
In the church sseognizing tbs ahleg sts {
nuthori Y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03


NEW Yoxx. Oct. 1.--Ccmmissione,
today regarding his trxtimeny yesterday
man. MeAsnus." said he. 80 whom yeu
referred yesterday. Was indicted hy ihs
grand jury and srisd In tho eonH of gen
srsI sessions"
when asked why hs did not prosscuts
oifieers for taxing money from the pool
sellers. lac said ~ couli not fssten any
particular crime on any particular official. !"
did you hear houses Of iIl-fams had 10
pay II heard rumora"
Coil then produced the carresponsiene<
which Iranspifsd between DR.. Psrkhurst
and the police board. lie read Inspss tor
Williams report In which that officer said !:
- think Df. Parkhurst's language IL dis
xrareiui for man OF his inteilixtnce. ana.
clearly shows his snImosiiy against the
poiice department.
:, Have yoas opinions Of the doctor
0sff then read . statement made by
Foreman Henry NJ. Tabor of the grand Jury
Ia March. 1892. that u. 0oQ GO wess paid in
tribute 20 the police annually. The COM
missioner sxcitediy shouted. s'ife lsed.H
'.WhatT exclaimed Coil. .'iie lied when
he satd tis depsr meut collected millions
by b'sckmaii" ibid he lie when lac said
the department collected blsckma:lf'
''lie lied ss 10 he amount because 10 70
impossibie 10 collect millions without the
city rising end stamping out the practice" !"
Con said tina. The evening p.peFs claimed
the police department Collected SIS o0Q 100
in bisckmail. ''iioss II lie, or do you not
care about the houfiity Of = hswsnspe r,
-ftis q mistake. do not care for the
newspzpers."
did you know that Pr ssideni Martin
and Richard Croker met a delegation of
liquor dealsf--.a tf.e psrlor OF tho iioff
man House and aRressi to have the money
heretoiofe paii TO the police paid into the
ireasnry oi Tsmmany hal;Y' The witness
rrofessod not to nave heard Of H..
bring yous private AMI public bank
books tomoTov." sail GVff. Il will not, !"
said the witness.
CSmnaissieners Wake Up.
Superintendent Ijyrnes was dir. cted BY
the police commissioners today to Iiske
charges against all poiicsmen connected
With the assault on ths strikin;, coax
msScrs al Rutgers square on Ottosrr Is
he commissioners issued ia der In
the face Of Inspector Williams report to the
ELECT that he had Investigated the afIsir
and found that the police had Committed
no assaults
Want ~ ImpsrtAnt Nitness
ALnssy Oct. 30. = len jamin y. wooL, an
atiashe OF the iexow inyes igating commit.
tee. came here today. anil at ii.e executive
chambs r secured papers requesting the gov
ernor VI New Jersey 10 surrender Mira. Her
mann, who Is IN custody in Jersey Ctr,
and is wanted ~ witness before the i.exow
committee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

sx lenks y n. tsss. 3xs~A. f>1 tsIzsT
sixhs OF greAs intensity d np@ fe1|6x tete
aud Ia The ass}ainins li>zr a. m E4g1{.
nAAisinx wFii ~ fda4in eli.44{aY 3l&tI n 14{4|
ing viii lake pinke o. <ct4rI1x Rt4 ~
movernnan& WIFI >nafa14l a IN i
isrlts III the <enefR IN Mn ~ & -
- llse mpss sxSstI ina x><f 5sesI Il. ' +
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
GLASGOW GETS THE BENEFIT.
Receives Large Orders fer Manaf .ct
ursd 0oed4 FROM America.

wAsniSoros, Dot. S0.-Fuuhsr lishi is
thrown upon the workings of the new tariff
act by unit-d States Consul Morse ut Glas.
cow. In o special report TO tho department
OF STATE, he says; Large orders are being
received by the merchants here since the
passing Of the tariff bill. aud many OF hem
have expressed TO me the opinion that the
coming year will W itness an unprecedented
trade between Glasgow and the United
States. both ns to exports and imports.
Every indication points that way. The en-
aoinlenf and operation OF the Law have
given new impetus 10 trade bstween Gias.
gow end the unitei States. most of August
and September showing q very nercsp,ibis
increase In the NUMBER of invoices aud The
yaiue OF ofexportat!ons as compared with the
preeeilng months.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
SANK A JAP wARsHIP.


TACOMA, Oct. 29.-Tne y ,Fthetn Pscilic
steamship Comp iny's nice has received
wori that the steamer Zamtezi, formerly a
Nesthtrn Paciile steamer. ran into The
Japsns se wafship Tsuhu Kahn In Kobe
harbar last moaih shu sunk her, the n.an-
of.var only having time 10 run into shsl.
low water bssore she wsni aoNn the
Zsmhezi vas recently purchased - some
wealthy japanese afi was living operated
by thent
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

~ Wasassaros. Oct 20. The InIsed States
court pl Stains today rendered iads
sneuis In favor q los letter casrsss Tor the
aimc served in sxaess or sight hours day.
0ut OF the whole nuiaber Of cases decided.
400 canae from UhicaR0. 90 fEon, Nsw lofk
and four from Frederick. Nd.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

Durlns tho oonsecralion OF church Ia
frokh, near osssovsansks. a ismp was MP
sci. A cry cf hrs was rsised and paalc
followed. ln q rnsh for the doors, two
women and three e1ildfen we're tran,nled 10
cath. and q rsepss seriously injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
BONDED WAREHOUSES ExRxpr.


WAssiINofoN. Oe'. ~. n 10 attorney grn.I
eral iotay rendered an up n;on ia the soush
carolina dispensary cass s.sessaset w ti0y-
ernor ilmsn. Ia which hs snsfains Inc
opinion uf she treasury dppaftsnrn- hal.ts
iag that thc slate has 40 authority 10 Law
10 enter . xpseFnmena hon.lrA wafe huuse
ior tie purpose of sslxinz Nhsskr sstfiasv1
W Tia state isw % be suhjscs ~ ssf E14cAz
lion
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
ACROSS THE BORDER
Several Mines VIII Ship Ore All
Winter.
SURPRISE GROUP A GOOD ONE
siftssn uhinamsn Are washing Gold On
Kssie Greek. and if Ii Reported They
Are Avers xins ~ Fer DAy.

NAKUsr. b. c., Oct 10 Briggs Dros. are
the owners Of II prospects on the south FORK
Of knsto creek. about 10 miles from kasio
ON ons Of iheni. the Zen Hur. they have
seven men at work and intend to sh;p ore
all winter. They have recently finished a
trail to the Wagon road. Distances OF live
miiss. Ths ledge ON the Ben iiur u u
feet inside ana essays on II run frem 0, 10
102 ounces Of silver.
Cameron brothers of kasio have q gold
prospect seven miles Iron, the len Hur on
Woodbury. creek that assays from so 10
S70 "a gold. n will be worked this winter
Fifteen Chinamen nrr washing gold ON
kasio creek, about q milo from The toa n.
II Is reported that they are Averaging VI .
day.
The Surprisc mine. adjoining the Noble
fsve group In the Slocan. is developing into
great property. anil ranks fourth as The
biggest proposition in the country. IL "
owned by Alex Smith and seyerti Chicago
capitaiists. The ore Is the highest iu grade
"a the kooscnay district With the exception
Of the Dsrdanelles. Work will ie Irose-
cufcd ell winter aud so tons of ore shipped
out. The quantity or ore Ia sigh; will keep
large force working for ore year.
The Antoine. calm In the Surprise
bssin. Will ship 100 tons Of ore this winter.
\. d. Bailey has large force working on
the Payne group in the SLOGAN. and Will
ship several hundred tens this winter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
CHICAGO "PoPsa sHur OUT.
Neither ef Thelf Tickets Pat an shx
0akacAsl Ealfos.

cnscAoo. Oct. 2g.--The board af sssction
commissioners todsy ruled sl,at neishes u
the rival populist city ami county sioksis
were snlitisa &c piace on the nf,islai bal
less. The popuiists wese informed thas
they must pat the nsm<s Of thsir capdi-
datss before sne penp'e ON petition
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
NEW CUSTOMS AGENCY.

kasi~ra wsshtbgtan, Montana and
id-ho. with ussaaasrtsrs ~ Spokane.
foRTlAxD Oc,. 30 -- Secretary Carlssls has
issned an official circular creating new
customs special agency district. embracing
the collection district Of AIontsna, Idaho
and that pait OF Wsshlngton east of tho
lers. Z. w. J3haston special agent isse.
nfohaoied 10 taks charge of the avsucv, will
leave s"inorrow tor that place 20 crsaniks
the district.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
a.rfssld Political Nsiss.

GknFfKlp Oct 3o.--James Hamilton
Laws spoke three hours In wsbslers hall
last night. 20 100 people from all parts oi
the county. IL Was tue greatest event OF
the campaign.
Today the popnilsts are holding both a
snosaing and evening session.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
MANIFESTO AGAINST soIrERs
Nebraska Democrats clAisn rhsis ais,
affseted Drethfen Arc TraItaran..

oNAnA. Oct. ID Chairman Sntythe OF
the dens cratic state committee. issued an
address to his party, declaring thai the
eitmeEt known as the administration
wing, which boltsd the state convention.
Is nssng every effort 10 elect the repubi can
state ticket lie calls upon all loyal drn.
oerais 10 rtpjdiHte the bo.tsrs. The hnst-
ers declare they are straight democrats.
and did not quit the party convention
until u fused wilh The n ,pn i-is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

sPsxeLE. Oct. 80. Tho democratic rally
held hsss last night was fairly attended.
Thsrs was hut lille enthusiasm mani
fsstesl and The audienes was composed
prinelpalag or republicans ami papulisis.
Ar. 0ndsraonk spoke ~ eonsidefae length
on national issues. II . y. Jones followed and
spoke In q hsppy vein. lie adyocsted .
reirenchsnent sn county end state affairs.
DR. James spoke briefly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
THREE BURaARs KILLED.
Caught Ia a Trs,a wreck en- = rsnnsyi-
wanlM Road,

CLKARfIgIp. Penn. ocs. 20. Three per
sons were killed aud one fatally injured on
ths Eosch Crsek road late last night, by the
wrecking Of freight train. The men had
r. voivers and fuii kst Of burglars tools.
masks. etc II Is supposed they were on
thsir way 10 this toMn 10 crsek the county
bank
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

eAx EaAxrmeo. Oct. 5o.--E- q, wslse.
sscxstary Of stalk. died this morning 81 bis
nome in Ainmed*. ALTAR q hrlsf Nlnsss
hfassghs on BY worry over political mattsfs.
Ne was 10 independent candidate for re-
Alertgon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

PUILNAs. wash.. OFT Soy Yesterdsy be-
Ing the second Anniversary OF the First
Baptist church OF this place. an Interesting
progrsm vas rendered las, evening in honor
OF ths cccssion.
The studepts of the aercultura; college
~srs given q reception last Friday evening
by the members OF The Congregational
church. The pastor, Rev. McD3nald. in .
Few well chosen words delivered an address
af wsiooaie. Refresh menls we're served
and an enjoy yable time was had by I'll nrrs.
euf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
o. r. LASDsLrDE cLEAEKD or.


Again n--Dsmacratic Gathering.
OsBrRS. Idaho. Oct. aa--Ihe Union Pa
ciic has sueeseaed in laying q track
around the landslide near Wallace.
quite q number OF new busin,ss houses
shave opened mp ia the cmur d'Aienes
-within the past 90 days and there is q no.
table improvement in iimea around the
mines. Wallace has i've or six new stores.
Delta three or four. Murray sever-i. aud n
great many Of various kinds have gone up
Canyon creek.
A. w. Nickois democratic candidate
for county comm ssioner. " looking aiier
shis fences at Mardner.
The first cemrcraiic gathering and
speech making 81 0sbnrn will occur on
sunday night next. when Major W. w.
Woods and Judge coonce will sxpoand the
virtues OF democracy 10 an osDufn su-
dIencs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
CLERKS DIE or SMALLPOX.

Contagsnn ia fha Ant<fisr h~yxstsnt ms
Proved se tse Mesa fs<~dly-
WAsisissroS. oci. ~ WitilAtp s,4<ux
messenger ol The interior department, sslea
today 90 smaIlp0x. Van lsnren Nas uea1. !.
clerk cf me census bafraa. WA sntekpn a
iiyngisviiis. aid. Anntber insrfiof ieDsrf.
nssat c.esk, wao resides - 0srrrst f3fk @
supposed 10 asve ti,r d,s<s~ i<S<ry 4 -
30 lar dsvslop~d u dzr<xs:f lsAneAt IL 1&
Judge Cssien. lzsn<x q khe etfI1 4h1 sii1H
o. what gas fsreksesl ID II 1Al8&&1 l1&z.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
Fatal STREET rraHr.


MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Ost. "a street fight
AZ York. Ala. this morning resulted Ia The
wnandins Of two prominent citixens, one
fatrliv, aud the killing OF the chief OF
police. J. A. Thompson. The quarrel grew
oat Of the settlement of business matters.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
SUGAR AND WHISKY


NKw YioRK. oc,. 20 "A Wall ,fr.e, new.
agency says; The new great Whus spirit
Company Of New Jersey Il likely 10 he.
Ing Company ~ well as tbs WHISKY trnst.
Tie psaa Is TO adopt the German ana
French methods OF refining sugar an.i nak !.
Ing spirits la practically the sa nss p.sf,t
The sugar % refined from The e Itcs and
spirits made from tbs sytuls ard I 4uss.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
SUICIDE or 4 srocKnAs.

David HICKEY FFefeFFFd Fychnfna 20
rrsionEsd Family Traubiss
EsplccrT. Oct. e.--Daye Hickey. a weiI-
kaown stockman slylns on R,ek crses, Is
mica west killed himself hy taking strych.
a,ne this momInr Family troubles ara
supposed 10 hive been the esuss. He leaves
"a VIE GA sessra. children.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

LosDos. oos. =. .-A dispatch 10 The lines
from Paris says ~. Leon palustFe ths "a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
mos. LEN rIArroR AT RocKroR
a Desn narstIe speech Well Delivered
and Recsfved.

iiorxfoRn. oc'.3o. Hon, Lew II. PiHstor
delivered a democratic speech here last
night. and was listened to by full house.
Nr. fiattor spoke IL q pleasing manner.
and wna vel received w members Of ali
partisa xhc. while not willing 20 accept
Alr. Piattor's ideas on tariff reform. pro-
no2nca him good ialker and eeniie-
snan. lie also was conipellsd 10 admit that
ehc Republicans OF Washington we're per-
Isctly sound on the silver question:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
COOK OUTLAWS AT BAY.
Isdian Terri ory Thugs Located In
Greek Canyou.

Crsek Canyon.
FoRr sNiTH. Ark, Oct. 10. Tine United
States marshal received the following teie-
gram at II o'clock tonight:
MrsKooEE. l. r.. oei. 30. Reliable inlor-
nation locates the Cook gang II miles
north OF here Al tho mouth o; Pine creek, 81
ssrong. The belief Is that they aim 10 loot
the bank here. Help 10 needed ai once.
WISDOM, Agent.
Col. Cfump has just wired TO 10 OF his
tepu les along the line Of the railroad TO
report Immediately 10 Muskogec. In ad.
diiion he 10 now ont nolify ng all thr depu-
ties In this city to report al the depot al 2;so
o'ciock In the morning. 10 20 TO the scene.
A battle IL looked Tor.
Fart nj the Crowd Csptarsd.
wAaoxER. I. A.. Oct. 3o.-Captain char.es
Book, commanding a squad Of % Indian
police. has Just arr we'd hsre having Ia cap
iivity Joe johnson, Nose lfics, Dick Rey-
nol.is. Jim Bates and Lon Perry, members
OF the Cook gang. The officers surprised
the outlaws m camp AMI had ihem covered
sith wtnchesiers b. lore the robbers could
gst their guus. Captain Book, after escort.
ing his pris insrs To Fort Gibson. will renex
his fforis to capture the ringlopders.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
"Hlue StOCLSinEs.'

The grandson of Bishop Stillingfeet-
benjamin Stillingtleet-the author OF a
few charming sonnets, was very well
known in literary circles and assem-
blies, which We're rendered famous by
Mrs. Montagu, Mrs. Ord and Mrs.
Nesey. and as Stillingfleet's stockings
were always of the intcnscst blue, and,
of course, very conspicuous by reason
of the fashion of the period, Admiral
Boscawen n society man and a brave
officer as well, jocularly called these
three ladies "blue stockings"
The ladies', with whom the Admiral
was n favorite, goodnaturedly accepted
the name. and soon all gatherings pre-
sided over by women which had litera-
ture for their aim or amusement. or
gave enthusiastic welcome to scholars
of either sex, were denominated blue
stockings.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
THE KAISER AT A FIRE.
lie summons Help and Rides to n
burning Village.

POTSDAM, Germany, May THE vii
lage of Gatow. near this place, was
found to be on fire at an early hour this
morning, and the flames soon spread in
most alarming manner. threatening
wholesale destruction.
Emperor William. who was at the New
Palace. was notified, and he promptly
rode to the burning village after having
alarmed the Spandau garrison and after
summoning the Berlin Fire Department
to send n number of engines to Gatow
Before the arrival OF the firemen En-.
peror William actively assisted the vii
layers Of Gatow in fighting the flames.
The Emperor busted himself in carrying
buckets of water. welded an axe in
cutting down dangerous beams and was
the foremost in organizing succor for the
people rendered homeless by the con-
flagration.
In spite of the efforts OF the fremen
and troops six large farmhouses were
destroyed.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
DISEASED MEAT SEIZED.
Cow from New Jersey Found In
fectcd with TubercuIOsiH.

Meat Inspectors Romaine and Good
hardt. OF the Health Department, this
morning found in West Washington
Market the Quartercd carcass OF n cow
infected with tuberculosis. The meat
was shipped from Goshen. Orange
County. \. j.. by II. II. Smith. n milk
dealer and stock raiser.
pr. Johnson. the Health Departments
veterinary surgeon, viii follow up the
case to-day, and Will make n thorough
investigation of Mr.. Smiths stock.
Pending the investigation all milk and
meat from his farm will he seized II II
is brought into the city.
This morning the diseased meat was
o. tied to the o(ral dock, at the foot of
Thirtcth street, and destroyed. 1t had
not been offered for sale when seized.
and was found in the barrels In which
II had been shipped
This is the third shipment OF beef af-
fCCt"l with tuberculosis. from Orange
County II New York within a month.
The lIODrl of Health suspect that sew
| cral herds In that locality must be af-
| fcCtel, and will communicate with the
Jersey state Board of Health In regard
/ to the matter.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
Cooking Potatoes.

Potatoes should cook we'll and thor
oughly in thirty minutes, provided they
are covered with boiling water and
placed on an even fire. They should be
kept boiling after they begin. but not
furlously, as that is apt to break the
surface before the centre Is Gyne. The
time of cooking must be calculated
from the moment the boiling water is
poured over them. When the potatoes
are done the water should be poured off
and the steam allowed to escape. Baked
potatoes take about forty-five minutes
to cook.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
Wedding Fees.

The Trenton True American has been
talking with some New Jersey dominies
about wedding fees. One received for
such a service, in a monogramed en-
velope, n bridge toll ticket of the value
of two cents. Another got something
neatly wrapped in paper. He took 1t to
a grocer, told him that 1t was a we'd
ding fee, that he had not opened 1t, and
did not know what 1t was, but he would
give it to him, sight unseen," for a
watermelon. The grocer agreed. the
dominic seized his melon, and the grocer
found in the paper silver three-ccnt
piece. One bridegroom, as he passed
out with his bride, threw into the work.
basket an old pair of gloves, saying to
the minister's wife that she might have
them. The minister's wife looked at
them with scorn and contempt. A few
days later. however. wishing to do some
gardening, she thought the despised old
gloves might be useful after all. She
attempted to put them on. and found n
difficulty. In every one of the fingers
there was q s. bill.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
Tomato Cream Sauce.

Cook half a can of tomatoes with
sprig of thyme. one stalk of celery, q
slice of onion and bit of bay leaf for
twenty minutes. Add half saltspoon.
full of soda and strain Make cupful
of cream sauce by melting Tablespoons
full Of butter, and adding tablespoonful
OF flour and cupful of cream or milk,
and just before serving, combine with
the tomato. Season with salt and cay
enne to taste. The soda will make the
sauce less liable tc separate. This sauce
will be found very good to serve with
other things besides the lobster outlets.
and differs somewhat from the usual
tomato SnuCe.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
wORLDLINGS.

The canals OF the United States are 44ss miles
In length.
There are abou. $50 900 suicides in tho world
every year.
statisticinns estimate that four billion persons
have perlshed In war since the beginning OF the
Christian era
Chaplain pogby makes the shortest prayers
that have been heard In the House OF Representa-
tves for years.
The sales OF breakfast cereals-oatmeais
cracked wheat. &c.--are said to have increased
wonderfully In the last few years.
The French Congo region, covering $50 coo
square miles and having a population OF .. 900 0oO
contains only 800 European residents.
The biggest dog ever known was a St. Bernard
named Pliniimmon. exhibited In England In 1885.
He stood IS inhes high at tho shoulder and
weighed 2i% pounds
The increase OF wealth in the far Western
States during the past halt century has been ex-
traordinAry. In 1850 the Ayerags per capita OF
population was ,is7. whore In 1880 It was a. $50.
The average In Rhode Island. the richest New
England sta,s vas si,Gs In issa
The evening world., 1894-05-07
POLICE IN A NEW HOME.
Eighth Precinct station IL Now mt
- MncdOugRl street.

The new Eighth Precinct Police Sta
tion, % Macdougal street, was formally
taken possession of and opened at S
o'clock this morning, when the first
platoon of police was sent out on post
by Capt. McCullagh.
1t was expected that Inspector Nc
Ayoy would be present. but he was
delayed, and Capt. Mccullagh assum-
ed charge. Tonight. however, the In
spector and Captain may have few
words to say to the men of con-
gratulatory nature. when the latter are
turned out at o'clock.
Sergt James T.. j. kenney was the
first official of his rank to sit behind
the desk OF the new station.
The new house Is n handsome and
in every way complete building. 1t
Is similar in construction to the East
SiXty-seventh street and West Sixty
eighth street police stations. 1t cost
about Si0.O01. exclusive of the site. The
old house was built In 1861, and was con-
demned three years ago as unfit for
police business.
The force under Capt. McCullaghs
command. consists of Sergts. Kenney
John Mcnamara, Richard ]. Barry and
j ohm NJ. O'Kcefe, and ninety-two men.