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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
CAN TESTIMONY BE FoRonDi
Sugar Trust Magnatcs to Bs Tried ON
an Important Legal Question.

Sugar Trust Magnatcs to Bs Tried ON
an Important Legal Question.
wAsnIsGros. Sept. 23.-The expected In.
diciments against Messrs Havemeyer and
Searls Of the sugar trust. who refused to
answer the questions asked them by the
senate Investigating committee, have ueen
finally framed in the district attorneys
office and only await the action of the grand
Jury, which will prrsent them TO the court
The lime that has elapsed since the case
was first commenced has been consumed
in the preparation Of these indictments.
No more difficult technical task has de.
voiysd upon the district attorney for years,
chiefly on account OF lack OF president.
Tive brunt OF the prosecution OF the sugar
trust will rest upon the Indictment There
Is no doubt that the lawyers OF the trust
will make motions to quash the bills as
the first step In their defense.
The decision Of the criminal court Judge
will probably be taken TO the court of APP
psals OF the district, Tor although an appeal
at that stage OF an ordinary case Is not
allowed. the court of appeals makes an sx-
eeption for q case OF extraordinary impor-
lance to save the expense OF a criminal
trial based upon an indictment which may
be Invalid. The decision OF the appellate
court upon the legitimacy of tho indict-
ments will, therefore, have much weight in
determining the power Of the congressional
committee TO compel the witnesses 10
answer questions. or, II refusing to submit.
| to punishment for contempt. II the court
oil appeals says that they can not ba in
dicted for such an oifenso that settles the
matter. unless an attempt Is made TO carry
| IL to the supreme court.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
NO CHANCE FOR DEFENSE.
Ex-Supsryising Architect O'Rourke
Gives Oat n Few Facts.


wAsurSeroS. Sept. 23.-Ex- Supervising
Architect o'RouFke has given out the cor
rcspondence with Carlisle leading to his en- /.
forced resignation. In his first letter,
0'Rourke alleges the existence OF conspir-
acy against him. exposure of which would
cause grave public scandal AMI he there
lore asks the postponemcnt of his resigna-
nation until he can be heard. In his reply
Carlisle disclaiins any specific accusations
against ORourke's personal or official in :
tegrity, but ALLEGES want OF system and
harmony In the administration of his
office. URourke thereupon forwa rded his
resignation. expressing regret that he was
not given the privilege oil a personal con
ference with Carlisle. adding:
II have leit Tor some time that could not
continue 10 hold office without surrender
OF honor and self-rcspect, because of the
many distractions persistently placed In
the way Of an orderly and reputable admin
istration OF this important Office, mainly bv
two OF my subordinates, men absolutely
without technical or artistic knowledge.
who. regret 10 say. have the special coun-
tenance aud support of the department. Ii
seems To mo thai have been so unfortu.
nate as not TO satisfy these gentlemen In
the solution OF grave questions OF admins
ttaiion. To require my resignation on that
account Is unique reversal OF the action
ordinarily taken when such state Of
affairs develops in public Office"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
DENOUNCED THE STRIKERS.

The Brotherhood OF Firemen Take Ae-
tion ON she Pullman AFFAIR.
HARRISBURG. Sept .1.--The con-
vention OF ilremen yesterday afternoon
adopted n series Of resolutions denonnc-
Ing the action of those members who
struck through sympathy with the
Pullman strikers; pledging the broth
erhood to hereafter abide by all Its
agreements and 10 await the action of
the grand lodge officers before going on
a strike; protesting against other labor
organizations on y strike attempting
to induce mem bers OF the brotherhood
10 join them through sympathy: de-
claring aga nst tho position OF Vice
Grand Master Hannahan In the Pull
man strike In advising members not TO
work With non-union men, and ap-
proving that Of Grand Master Sargent
and other grand lodge officerA The
convention reduced the salary Of Vice
Grand Master Hannahan from s.. 500
10 ", 500 yearly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29

believed that 0lcystein was murdered
I never lost slight Of tho fact that there
remained an element Of doubt. IL has
been tho purpose OF my Office 10 clear
40 the mystery, Whatever ~ misht be.
and with this end In view we have
followed every clew which presented
itself, no matter in what direction IL
might lead. am glad that suspicion
has been lifted from some of the people
Ia the Mica neighborhood. We could
have concealed the whereabouts OF
Gioysiein n we had 10 desired, bat
never contemplated such action for a
moment"
.who will be entitled. Mr.. Pugb, TO
the $500 reward offered for the recover y
of Gioystein. dead or alive?"
.The sheriff's Office makes no claim
upon this reward. Il will probably be
given to the persons who gave us the
clew that led to his discovery.
"Who are those persons7'
al am not at liberty now to disclose
their names"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
LONG LIVE THE EMPEROR. {"


BERLIN, Sept. 2a-one thousand Eva
hundred ladies and rentlemen called upon
Prince Bismarck at Narsein. The visitors
grouped themselves in front Of the PRINCES
residence. and when the ex chancellor APP
pearsd upon the versnda he was snthus-
iasticaily chcered. Tho ex- chancellor made
long speech to tho visitors In which ne
dweii upon the Polish question, reviewing
history. legislation and other matters
pertaining to the subject. God keep ths
emperor" the ex-chancellor concluded.
and give him counsellors ready and able
TO carry out his majesty's program. In
this hope desire to join my voice In the
him" The deputation responded with an
thusiastic cheers and the band which nc
companied the party played the national
anthem.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
cADY FOR GOVERNOR

connectlcuf Democrats Nominate Him
ON the First Eailot.
New HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 25.-The
democratic state convention met
today. The only candidates for gov
erncr we're Morris b. Beardsley OF
Bridgeport. and Ernest Gady OF Hart
fard. The platform reported endorses
Cleveland ana condemns the A. p. A.
An informal ballot for governor re-
suited: Cady, 245; Beafdsley. 100:
Waller, /. Bearjsley's name Was then
Withdrawn and the nomination Of
Cady made unanimous Beardsley
was nominated for lieutenant-governor
by reclamation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
wHAEs TRIAL POSTPONED.
The Majors Aeeussrs Wanted Delay,
but ue Is Ready New.

VANCOUVER. Wash. Sept 2i-The court
lot Inc trail Of Major Mham. paymaster OF
the United States army. assem- bled TODAY.
but the prosecution was not ready. and
asked Tor 10 days postponement in watch
TO correct records which the Judge advocate
10 nov unwilling 10 lay before the court or
allow the accused or his counsel 10 exam.
me. The request was granted oyer the pro.
trst OF The accused, who asked for al I'm
mediate trial. Tbs principal charge against
Major wham u conduct uubecnrninsv' an
oiiicer and gentleman in refusing 10 sat-
,sis Judgment for g., go. ob,ained by
Darius Z. Holeomb In the supreme court OF
the city and county OF New York in June,
1850. 80
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
DESTRUCTIVE STORM
Fifty Iowa People Lose Their
Lives in Cyclone.
A FIERCE WIND IN MINNESOTA
The Most Devastating, Lifs-DsstroyinE
storm of wind, Hail and Torrents
of Rain Ever Experienced.

MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. 22--The
most devastating and life-desiroying
storm Of wind, hail aud torrents Of
rain known In years visited.this section
last night. In its destructive path IL
touched the southern part OF Lincoln
township. and when IL passed west
ward TO MaDley Junction In the south
able property out of existence and
killed at least so persons. All tels'
graphic communication 10 shut off by
fallen wires so that full details can not
be nscertained, but Ii IL certain that the
number of injured will foot up into the
hundreds
The storm seems TO have travelled
from south west to northeast. IL gath
cred its foroc south of Emmettsburg.
and then crossed the Milwaukee 4
Eastern Emmettsburg railroad. II
next headed north Of Wesley and then
north OF Grafton, then speeding
straight to Leroy and Spring Valley.
Usage also feaffully fell its terrific
force. AT Emmettsburg the amphi-
| theater at the faif ground was wrecked,
also one residence. Several are re-
ported injured there.
Four miles north of Wesley great
destruction was wrought At Cyiin.
der the whole family OF Alexander
Goldman, consisting Of himself, wife
and two children, were killed. About
| 10 other persons were injured. Dwell
iugs were demolished aud large mum
Der OF outbuildlngs laid low. Report.
say there were nine killed In thu
vicinity OF Cylinder and Emmettsburg
Fearful Havoc Near Wesley.
Three miles north of Wesley ]. Bling
hams house was overturned and set or
fire. The inmates had q narrow es
cape. The Killea u gnat vicinity are
81. Casir and wife, J. W. Bingham. Mrs
Tweed, mother Of Louis Tweed: two chill
dren OF Thomas Tweed, NJ. W. Schepp an,
/ the infants OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eden and Mr.
and Mrs. Rockow. This makes a total o
| IA killed here no tar as heard from.
The Injured are. SO far rs learned:
Mrs. Z. Tweed and four children; L
| Tweed had both arms broken and two O
the children cannot live; Mrs. Thoma
Tweed and two children. seriously injured
Foster Camp, wife and child; MIR. and Mrs
Eden. all seriously injured.
The storm struck near Crystal lake
ut Britt. The list Of killed, three 4
seven miles north of Britt. are:
Mrs. Sluggart and two children, Mrs.
Griggs Mrs. Simiiton aud one child, Mr.
jacobson. man and child. unknown
The fatally injdred are: Chris Manson
Mr.. Similton's child. Injured slightly
MIR. simIlton. Mr. Smith and three chi!
dren. MIR. Dana. wills and three children
Mr.. Bingham. wife and three children,
Daughton and wife. A. Dockman and wife
A. Foster. M. A. Mutz, wife and child, X
+. Madison. In this county; MIR. and Mrs.
ID. 7. Haddow. Eloy MeKeercher and job
Peterson were killed and Mrs. Mckeerche
and Maggie Baller fatally injured. IN
property loss will run high into the thou
sands.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
BOUND TO WEAR TROUSERS.
One Hundred Topeka women Adapt
Reform Dress.

TOPEKA, Sept 2S.-About 100 suffrage
women of Topeka will come out In reform
dress. They have entered into an agree
ment with Dr. Eva Harding and DIR. Agnes
Hayiiand said to have been reduced 10
writing. This agreement describes the cos
tune. II Is said to consist OF Turkish
trousers, covered by skirt reaching to the
Knee. close or loose waist. as the wearcr
may prefer, and cloth leggings 10 match
,he trousers. IL Is the intention Of the
fopeka women to organize into reiIef
squads, 30 that a number of them may be
on the streets all day, and thus the COM
munity will become familiar with the re-
fgrm
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
he YEAREs FoR BLOOD.
A German Editor In Chicago ssnd,
Challenges Right and Left,

CHICAGO, Sept. ao-Two duels in.
stead Of one may be fought by Editor
Renbesamen OF the Abend Post. Editor
}. Il. stephens Of the Fret pEesse, chal-
lenged hy Reubesamen because OF an
article rel citing on the German press
club. said N Reuhesamen insisted. he
should have all the satisfaction he de-
sired. Both served In the German
army, aud a. cutlasses have been
named II IL thought the duel will result
In bloodshed. Reubesamen this after
noon challenged City Editor SeIdman
OF the Fret presse after a quarrel.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
WHISKY TRUST WORRIED.
Directors Summoned by Wire To A
tend an Important Meeting.


tend an Important Meeting.
PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept 2i.-Just how Sc
rious crisis confronts the whisky trust
may be imagined from the fact that
the directors were summoned by wire
to q special meeting today, although a
regular meeting would have been held
on Tuesday. The officials are very
secretive rs TO what 10 being done.
President Gresnhit says he knows OF
nothing that would require an imme-
diate dissolution of the company. II
Is believed the eastern distributing
company has the trust where Il can
squee ze it aud is making the most OF
Its opportunity. It Is alleged that
anxiety about the vouchers Is only q
cloak for Its efforts 10 secure further
concessions from the trust In Its hour
OF extremity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
TREASURY BALANCE GROWS.
Customs Receipts at New York Larg,
Geld Reserve Increases.

Customs Receipts at New York Larger
Gold Reserve increases.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.--A treasury
statement Issued today shows that the
customs receipts at the New York GUS
tom house for the first 20 days Of this
month have been s7.4il, 1877, against
81. S52,95 for the frat 20 days of last
month aud s5,597. 57l for the first 20
days of September. 1893 Not one dol
lar In gold coin or gold certificates was
received at the New York custom
house during the first 20 days OF Sep
tsmber.
AT the close o. business today the
cash In the treasury was $i25, 587. 1856.
OF which S5s.005. 092 represented the
gold reserve. The gold reserve passed
another million mark today, and
reached the highest point since July
2s, when II began To dwlndle 10 the
lowest point In the history of the de.
partment, $50, 600, 600.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
MOURNING EvERYwHERE.


&omhs FueU ~ scores OF otAtA0ue fof tHe
Victims OF the Cyclone.
ALTOONA, Town, Sept. %. This has
been day of sorrow for kossuth
county. Nineteen funerals were held
aud others will come tomorrow. The
dsath list complete 10:
Robert Stephenson. Mrs. George
Bsyer aud child, George Holman,
Jacob Dodgeman, of Fort Dodge: Mrr.
French and TWO children, q child Of
Albert Baker, VIM. SWEEPS boy and
girl, Claus Eden and child, Moses
CASTOR and wife, Tweed's mother and
two children and RockwelPs baby. At
least ak more will die. The injured
are reported as 80 In number.
Professor Lilly Of Northern Iowa
normal school came In from Garner
and reports 10 dead ia Ellington town
ship, north of Britt. The collins fer
the dead are piled up at every station
and scenes OF the widest grief are be-
ing enacted.
The storm, as witnessed from this
place, was one Of Understandable gran
| oeur. A funnel-sbaped cload OF inky
blackness swept along TO the northeast,
illuminated by almost continuous
flashes of lightning and the roar OF
thunder that was deep and continu-
Gus. The opern-house was packed with
people To witness a play aud q panic
was almost occasloned by the warning
elements.
The scene of desolation was visited
all day by great crowds, NIL available
conveyances being chartered. The
destruction of the property will not be
less than $1,000
Most Of the farmers were well.to-do,
with snug bank accounts, but a num-
Der were renters and lost everything,
seine of them losing their families.
The permanently crippled will make n
long and sorrowfui list. The wires are
down and news is hard TO get. All the
horrors of the storm have not yet been
told, rs particulars are slow.
Help Needed in Leroy.
LEROY. Mimi. Sept. 2S.-The cy.
clone sufferers are In very destitute
condition. The loss will exceed $780,.
coo. Thirty families are entirely des-
titute and many business men have
lost their all. Money 10 badly needed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
PLANNED MS DIsAPPEARAscE.


Put Blood stninm ON His Hat and
Threw L. In the Road.
To Sheriff Pugh GloysteIn made a
full confession of his deception.
Having made up his mind to leave
the country be took out nm old coat
aud hat aud hid them In the brush.
He then took the hat that was after
ward found In the road aud put on the
blood spots himself and cut 1t to give
the appearance of foul play.
About ! o'clock In the morning he
rose from the bed, opened the window
aud raped upon the side of the house.
This was the fapptng that awoke Mira
Gioysiein and led her to cali her hus-
band. He came down stairs, stepped
out upon the porch aud walked away
from his home In tho direction OF
Laiah. He had previously shaved his
mustache and put on pair OF glasses
He reached Latah about daylight
aud lay concealed In the brush along
the creek. The next night he walked
TO place near Colfax. When he left
home he had but a few dollars In his
pocket, not enough TO pay his fare out
Of the state. At Coliax lie caught n
freight. aud by stealing rides part OF
the way aud walking the rest. worked
down To The Dalles In Oregon. Their
he struck back into the Des Chuttes
country and worked for a farmer %
days In the hay field. Leaving there
he went to Grass Valley, near Moro.
lie had been working there about three
weeks when confronted by Sheriff
Pngh. He had worked hard ami
aaved up some money, and promised
sheriff Pugh TO send help to Mira
Giovslein. He sent letter 10 lis wife
bv the sheriff, which will be delivered
today.
Gaoystein Lies Low in Moro.
While in Moro Gloystein made few
acquaints nces. He took newspaper,
but seldom went TO the postofiice. He
sent for back numbers of Spokane
newspaper, claiming In the order tina,
he YVES interested In this section and
was thinking OF moving here. by this
means no was kept informed of the In
tense interest excited by his disap-
pearBnce.
Sheriff Pugh received definite n3r-
nation last Friday of Gloystekn's
whereabouts. An hour later he wagon
the Union Pacific train. He arrived
home yesterday afternoon Ut 4 o'clock
aud was secn by d sPoKKsmAN-REvrEw
reporter Last evening &C his homo on
the north side.
~ have not had my clothes off, he
said. 'Tince 4 left Spokane. having
been continuously on the 20. While /
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
HELD UP A sTREETcAR.
New York noodlums Make . Bold and
sueosssfuf Raid.

New York. Sept. 2L-An open car
was held up last night near Abingdon
square. About 40 hoodlums. some
black. some white, rushed out In the
street, aud crying fire. stopped the
car. Several held the horses, while
their companions robbed Il passengers.
When the police arrived the toughs
were Ia retreat, and only two were
caught
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
DEPUTY sHERrrF puoH TALKS.

They Worked ON Two Theories. of
Murder and Voluntary Dtsappsaranes.
1--WE are much pleased with the re-
suit Of our work on this case." said
Deputy Sheriff Felix Pugh iast even
Ing. "My brother was In Mica the
day after Gloystein disappeared, hav-
Ing received notice Of the affair about
II O'CLOCK IN the morning. He aud
have been Mt work on u necessarily
ever since. We have n number of old
frien is In and about Mica whom we
told that we would find him II alive
without fall. At first we were under
the impression that GIoystein was dead
and we continued In this belief for sew
erai weeks, with a mental reservation,
however, as In our business IL does not
do TO form positive opinions built
on theories drawn from circumstan-
tiai evidence. The necessity for such
caution lie shown In this case, since II
we had kept on looking for . dead man
we would never have found live
one"
"what first made you think he was
alive?n
"when we considered the appalling
character OF the alleged crime, our
know ledge Of the people accused made
us doubt IL. We could mud no basis
for belief In the theory of suicide, or
murder for the purpose Of robbery. SO
we worked on two theories at tue same
time, first that no was dead. as the
wife's story and the finding of the
bloody hat indicated, and secondly
that no had gone away OF his own ne
cord, purposeiy arranging the signs Tn
lead to n belief la his murder. About IL
days ago we fornd evidence which was
conclusive TO our minds that he was
alive and In Oregon. II was not until
iast friday. however, that we got def.
mite Information that no was alive and
located at Moro, In Sherman county.
Oregon, 20 miles from the railroad. lie
was working for q farmer for 81. 80 4
day In the harvest field. He had been
there about three weeks, having been
| % days at work for farmer near The
Dailes, where he had arrived broke.
'tThe one thing regret In this mat.
ter Is that Gioystein's conduct 10 not .
statutory crime 40 that we ,uld bri q
! him back here for trial and punish.
meni. His attempt to throw suspl.
cion Of murder on his neigbbors Is Ger.
tainly morally n greater crime than
many that are punished by long terms
OF imprisonment The man's utter de
pravlty Is further shown by the fact
that he left lis sick wife with five chill
dren, some of them sick. to care for IL
times when It ~ hard struggle fol
existence al the beat"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29

Plant Big Crops This Fall,
PERRY, O. T., Sept 20.-Ths farm
ers of l. and O counties will be sup
piled with all the seed wheat they
want TO sow this season by The Rock
Island Railroad Company, and the
business men Of Perry and the Santa
Fe railroad are making arrangements
10 furnish every farmer Ia p and q
counties with all the wheat they can
SOW at the closest cash prlcc. The
wheat III be delivered free Of charge
and the money need not be paid until
next September. at per cent interest.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29

RosE Sept PA sensation has bean
caused here BY the statement that two
officials of the ministfy Of war rscsutiy
offered 10 foreign power mans Or and
aocnments referring % mobllizstion Of ths
Italian forces.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
FOUGHT OVER A MAN.
Jealous octeresns slashea Zach Other
and Both Died.

SWIFT. Ala. Sep, 2l.-Edmunds
Anderson and Irene Washington. 90
toroons. fought duel to the death.
last night. with knives. The cause was
a white man, Ben Olson. whose affee-
tions both claimed. The two fought
like tigresses until Irene Washington
fell dying with 81 stab wounds. The
Anderson woman, whom Olson dis
carded, then stabbed herself Olson
He'd
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29

SCRANTON Penn. Sept. ar. Y. Pow
DERBY, the noted labor leader. will bs form
ally admitted to tho bar Of I.sckawanna
county tomorrow. He has about decided
10 open a law ofiice In New York city and
locate thsre.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29

WAsnisaroS, Sept @.--Assurances have
reached the state department 90 the effect
Una. tranquility again prevails In Bue-
hsids and the entire Mosquito reservation
is under the constitutional Jaw of Nicaragua.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29

baooKLrs. Sept 2i.-The corn snip Glen
essliien - lying at the bottom of East river.
Where she was sunk shortly after mid night
night
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
oamsllnr stop. IN ca.ea.e.

CHICAGO, Sept 2L-The crusade OF
the civil federation aKainst gambling
resulted In eompiste stoppaRs Of nj
games.