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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-16

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SpeciaI Prices for 1edaJ,
JULY 10Th.
Fancy Bartlett Pears,
$50 per boz.
Fancy crawford Peaches,
$3.50 per box.
Fine Preserving Pium5. Rel.
20 and 25c per basket.
Fancy Michigan Blueberries.
S1.2S per H-bu. baskef.
Fancy Large Watermelons,
l5c each.
Fancy California Crawford Peaches,
4Oc per basket.
Michaud's Fancy Patent Flour.
Sl.85 per 9S-lb. sack.
This brand of flour is guaranteed
to he equal to any milled Ill Minnie
sofa. and at this price you save 3oc
per sack.
5-ib. jars Choice Creamery Butter.
Sl.OO.
Fancy Brick Cheese,
lOc per pound.
Fancy Full Cream Cheese.
l2c per pound.
Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams.
&c per pound.
Fine Sugar Cured Bacon,
lie per pound.
(By the Strip
A Fine Summer Sausage.
1910 per pound
(By the Piece.)
hichaufs Fancy Patent Fi1W,
Sl.85 per o8-Ib. sack.
Fancy French Sardines.
rs ! 1215c, 15e. zoe, per
as Zoe and 35c. can.
Fine Imported Sardines.
&c per tin.
Finest Tomato Catsup, choice OF
6 well-knOWn brands.
Pint Bottles, l5c.
Fancy Large California Prunes.
lOc per pound.
Fancy New California ApricOts,
lie per pound.
BIB. cans California White Figs.
10 Cent5.
2-lb. cans Nassau Pineapples, reg
ular price 25c. cut to:
Sliced, zoe; Grated, 2lc.
Fine Queen Olives.
l5c per quart.
For this sale only.
Extra Fancy Large Queen Olives.
Sc per quart.
3 POUNDS for Soc.
Fine-Flayored Japan Tea.
BIC per pound.
Fine English Breakfa Tea.
Csc per pound.
Fancy English 81 eakf fast. 0olong
and GunpOwder Teas.
go. soc per pound.
GOOD RIO COFFEE
25e PER POUND.
Fine Java and Mocha Coffee
2Sc per pound.
Very Fancy Java and Mocha Coffee,
pounds for 81 90.
Our Old Reliable Private Growth Java and
Mocha Coffee at zoe per pound,
Is what every COOL judge OF Fine-Fla-
vored Coffee calls for
NiChaud Bros,
Leading Grocers,
Cor. Wabasha and 7th Streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-16
35 CENTS

Each. These are used as
Dressing Sacques the year
round, and it will be a long
time before this price will
be made again.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
WHITES LEFT UNPROTECTED.


Tucson, Ar a., Sept. oS-The action OF
the war department in ordering the re-
meval Of troops from San Carlos reserva-
tion IL not we n received by the people Of
Arizona. Mass meetings for the past week
have been he IA at Tombstone. Tucson and
other placeA for the purpose OF pro-
testing againAt the ac.ton OF the govern
ment At all of the meetings resolutions
were adopted and telegrapbed TO tho secre-
tary of war protesting against the temoy al
OF the San Carlos troops and pointing out
the results sure TO follow. me carrying out Of
the order.
There ara about 4 800 Indians on the res
ervation, and Fort Apache and Fort Grant,
the nearest military posts are more than
30 miles distant from San Carlos. Out
breaks In Arizona have frequently been the
result of druhsen quRrrels among tho In
dians themselves. and the presence OF the
troops at san Carlos Is considered abso-
luteiy necessary 20 perform police duty in
breaking up Indian liquor camps Ia order
In remove Tile primary cause OF the out.
breaks. These Indians have no means Of
making living except By cutting hay and
wood with which to supply the troops and
raising barley anu corn for the same pur-
nose. All that has kept the redskins on tho
San Carlos reservation from going ont on
the warpath on several occasions since tho
removal OF The murdernus Geronimo and
his followt $ and causing another reign OF
terror among the settlers has been the pres.
ence OF the ttoops and for this reason IL Is
that ArizonIan view with apprehension
and alarm their proposed removal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
SECOND DAY AT THE FAIR.
Exhibits Arriving Daily at North
YAkima-The Races.

fhkima-The Races.
NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. 25.-The
second day of the fair was somewhat
marred by the prevailing winds, but
the attendance was good. Outside
county exhibits are coming In slowly,
Walla Walla county's display 10 arriv-
ing tonight. Large additions were
today made In the live stock depart-
meni, which will prove an important
feature. Some fine Merino sheer are
shown, also Hereford, Durham. Hol-
stein and Jersey cattle and thorough.
bred swine. In horses the display 10
made up chiefly OF trolting and run
ming stock.
Following is summary Of the races:
Special trot--Davis Boy won, Demon
strator second, Innoceneia third; time,
2:291. Quarter.mile, ,runnlpg-fowdc
won, Blue Jay second. Monte Cristo
third; time, "a. Gentiemen's driving
racc-Securiiy first, Potatoes second,
Kitty Faunce third; time, 1901.
Tomorrow the Stevens county ex-
hlbit Is expected and will be placsd at
once. The barbecue and races ar
RANGED for the Indian pickers by the
Yakima Hop Growers Association for
three days following the state fair has
been given the promise Of additional
attractiveness by AN agreement be-
tween the Colviiles, Nez Perces and
Umatilias TO give grand war dance,
with the usual accomplishments of
death songs, etc. also the games la
vogue among Indians Of 80 years ago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
COLGATE'S REMAINS
Found BY Lieutenant Elliott on
August %.
FORMS A SENSATIONAL STORY
Match Box. Bishing Line and Other Arti-
eies Identined as coigats's Prop
srty--Another Man Found.

MIssoULA, Sept. 25.-The Missoulian
tomorrow morning will contain n SEN
sational story of the recovery and bur-
the deserted cook OF the notorious
hunting party headed by William Il.
Carlln. son of General Carlin, late
commander of the department of the
Columbia, u. S. A. The discovery was
made about August % by Lieutenant
Elliott, eight miles below the spot
where the desertion occurred on the
Clearwater river. All that remained
OF Colgate's body was thighbone and
one leg. .hese being mangled and
gnawed by the wild beasts infesting
that region. 1t is presumed that the
balance Of the re mains were carried
away by animals into the mountain
Businesses or washed away by the wa
ters of the Clearwater.
At the same spot were also found q
match box, fishing line and other ar
ticles Identified rs Colgate's property.
The remains were Inferred ut Lower
Hot springs, on the north FORK Of the
middle fork OF the Clearwater. Lieu
tNhRh1 ASht1th was hHlh OAt VII kut
mission by the present commander OF
the department of tho Columbl to
which official he will make full re-
port, there being many points tending
TO prove that Colgate's desertinn by the
Carlin party was cowardly In the ex-
treme.
Another Missing Man Found.
ASTORIA, Or, Sspt. 25.-Word has
q L..
Washington. banker j. II. Morrison.
This morning Mrs. Morrison received
two letters from her husband from
Sacramento, Cal 1t is thought TO be
a case of mental alteration, as Nor.
rison's bank accounts. as far a. known,
are in good condition. Morrison
started from here on the 18th for
Spokane, but went TO California In
stead.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
ciosi ng Rountis.
FEARS AN AT TACK BY KAFrIRs.
A Portuguese Town In Africa Sur
rounded by Fierce Natives.

Portuguese Town In Africa sur.
rounded by Fierce Natives.
LouRENzo M 4LRQUEs. Delagoa Bay,
Sept. -. --Seycrn thousand kafllrs are
threatening to attack this town. Tue
government haa distributed arms to
tho white population for defcnsa.
l4ourenzo Matqucs,is walled sea-
port town OF Ar lea on the north side
of Delagcn bay. lt has a nopulntion
OF nhout 1000. hnd Is protected by a
roughly CONSTRUCTED old fort. The
Trausyaal leaders have long been
anxious To seize control of the Delagoa
Bay railroad aud TO have O seaport.
LourenzO Marques preferred. With
this object the Bpers recently sent
$3.50, 900 TO London to purchase bonds
which Portugal Is expected to issue as
soon as the Bern o arDitrators have de-
eided the question of boundaries.
September 10, adlyiccs from Praetor
said the IransvaA AL government had ac-
quired prior rights In DsiaVoa bay, In
Guiding control of Port Denos, this
giving the Irahsvaal a commanding
position aud free access To the see.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
THE STORMSWCTIMS
Accurate List Of the Dead and
Fatally Wounded.
SEVEN TOWNS REPRESENTED
The Dead Number About sixty ana the
Fatally AnJared rweivs--othsrs
seriously nurt.

ST.. PAUL, Sept. "a. The most accurate
iiAt OF dead In Friday nights cyclone Il -
ioliows all apparent Implications being
A, spnng vaIlsy--Mr. and Mrs. II. N,
Lodge Z. q. kine. Frank Mozhsrs child,
Mfs. Louise Rose fatally hurt
Az Leroy-Henry Finley, Charles GIL
oertson. Sire. punton, John.Nsgsdn.
In tha Vicinity oi Alrona' io~.--ur.
Joe Beaver. Myrtle Beaver, NJ. euspps and
TWO children, Frank DeckeImeysr. Fred
French and two children. George HAllinan's
two children,
ksdinEham-CIaus Edin's child. Mrs.
swan Peterson, Mrs. Tweed and two chill.
dren. Mfs. RockevsIis child, the Golden
family of four Robert Stevenson. an un-
known woman. Mrs. Christian Daub and
two children.
:, Near Emmstisburg. Iowa--Mrs. Foley,
Mas Foley.
North OF Cerro Gorao. Iowa-r,ouis q
Lang Y. Ihaddow and villa Eisry Mcksr-
cher. John Peterson.
Near Britt, iowa-Mrs. Grisgs, Mr.. ia.
copson, MIR. Stnggar and two childred. nm
unknown man and child.
near Usage. IowaAHenry Findisy, Chris
Gilbertson. Joseph Nelson.
AZ Usage. Iowa--Mrs T., 8. Herpsrt and
Two boys. Mrs. I. Lornsgan, Annie Perry.
William Perry.
Near Wesley. Iowa--M. Caster and wife.
Fatally Injured.
In Cerro Gordo county-Mrs. MaeRie
Baker, Harold n. Mckercher, Allcs Nc
hercner. Near Usage, Iown---James Nc
Sann and wifr. William stanton. At Low
ther, Iowa--Mrs. Phil Andrews. Mrx.
Crugers. b. Hamilton, Near Mason City.
iowa-Mrs. Edith bentley. Jamer O'Neil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
EzETA PLANS FOR WAR.
His Lieussnanss Already ON Thelr Way
TO stIr Up Trouble.

His Lieutsnanss 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 steerag O
passengers General Boiinos aud Cap
tain Bustamento, the San Saivadorean
re fugees. When Ezeta left the two
here last Sunday II WAS with the
promise TO meet them again ON the
alvadorlan ffoatier. Both men ac.
cepted the situate and prepared TO
follow their leader on the iirst oppor-
tunity. Bustainente received $40 from
his chief. with instructions 10 meet
him In Mexico. To Bolinos wns en-.
trusted over $4,000. His destination
is Guatemala. With that sum he 10 To
oegin to raise an army and be pre-
pared to cooperate with his chief.
Tbey took passage in the steerage In
order to save es much money as possi-
BILE. Mexican Consul Cooney accom-
panied them TO the steamer aud intro
duced them To the captain. Instead
of being put into the steerapo thew
were given c.bln on the upper deck.
Near TO their quarters was the
statercom OF General Martinez of the
Mexican army. Martinez Ii a great
friend OF the president OF Mexico. and
he aud the men frem San Salvador nj
once fratern zed. Martinez IL one of
the leading generals OF the Mexican
army and IL was said on the ST. Paul
that he was here TO render whatever
assistance lie could to the refugees.
Exsta's Probabls Plans.
From present appearances Ezeta will
make Guatemala ills base Of opera
sions. During the last war, San Sal.
vador compelled Guatemala TO come TO
| terms, aud that country has been seek
| Ing a chancs TO get even ever since.
| With an army organized In Mexico,
Ezeta might march into Guatemala
and there join Bolinos. who would
/ have prepared way for him. Then
upon n favorable opportunity they
would invade san Salvador.
The Salvadorean government ex-
presses littie hope of having Juan
Cienfuegos returned 10 IL Attorney
Pearson, who has represented the gov
/ ernment uf san Salvador In the extra.
dition proceedings, said today that he
did not think Cienfuegos would be re.
turned. lie has no appeal except to
the president, tut strong influences
are being brought to bear In that
quarter for his release. MIR. Pearson
said there IL nothing In the rumor,
that Ezeta was la danger Of rearrest on
other charges, had he not left til,
country. The government had takef
the only steps against hlm Il lnIcndel
to take.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
ADVOCATES TREATY
The Tariff Law Is Tearing Down
the Reciprocity Structure.
BRAZIL FIRST TO GIVE NOTICE
She Gives Notice the Reciprocity Treaty
Negotiated by blaine VIII BE Alb
rognted January 4.

WAsuISGToN. ID. c.. Sept. 5.-The
that the reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Brazil Will DO abro-
gated by Brazil January l. This
treaty 10 the prin clpal one negotiated
by Secretary Blaine. SeDor Mendoza
said t,day: "Brazips action In a nee
essary sequence 10 the enactment Of
the new tariff law by the United
States and there is no Significance In
the action of my country, beyond it's
doing its part toward the termination
of the treaty. which the tariff law
itself abrogates. TIE original agree
ment gave either country the privl-
lege OF renouncing the treaty on July
i or January of any given year by
giving three months notice. The
tariff law served To abrogate the treaty
without any notice 10 Brazii. but our
government saw hit to give the full
notice and reciprocity rates for Anerl-
can goods will remain until January
In Brazil"
Effect OF the Change.
Mr.. Mendoza was asked as to the
effect Of the change Of the treaty. "The
reciprocity treaty." he said, "was
chiefly beneficial to Brazil In sugar.
Prior 10 it our sugar had only lin.
lied market, but the reciprocity treaty
gave US the United States market, and
as o result, our sugar trade TO this
country has tripled in the last three
years. Our coffee trade, which was
another main item. will not be affected
by the change. On the part of the
United States the treaty gave advanta-
ges 10 this country on manufactured
iron goods, railroad supplies, lard and
agricultural products The rates will
not DE raised against this country, and
! am expecting this country TO make
larger increases In sending man nufact-
ured goods to Brazil as O result of the
new wool manufacturing Induced by
raw free wool In the new tariff law.n
Other Treaties Abrogatsd.
Beside the reciprocity treaty with
Brazil. which will lapse on January
next, the United States has entered Into
nine other similar arrangements with
other nations under tho authority con-
fsrred by the Mckinley act. The ar
raugements are with Spain, aud Cuba
and Porto Rico, with the Dominican
republics. with Guatemala, Germany,
Nicaragua, Honduras. Austro-H Hun
gary. Salvador and Great Britain (the
last named in the British colonies of
Trinidad. Barbados. the Leeward
Islands, British Guinea and Jsmalca).
The first Of these arrangements was
made With Brrzil, on January l, 1892,
and the last with Salvador'on Novem-
bcr |, lS82. IL 10 expected that Brazil's
example will be followed by all other
nations concerned, with n possible ex-
oeption of Spain, who Will proceed
more leisurely Ia the hope of negotial-
Ing treaty 10 take the place OF the
commercial arrangements.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
relarrnnhlr nrex.ll...

II Is semi-ofliclalsy stated - Visnaa thai
the ezar Of Russia Is suffering from Brsxhfz
disease oi the kianey,k.
The democrats Of Carroll county. Mary,
land. have passed rssalutious strongly De
nouneing German aud tiiD4on aud adsocus-
ing the electlea of senators ~ a direct vote
TIE final ARRANGEMENTS for The nssetIng ii
the woHsau'a congress 70 be hsiu 81 Dallas.
Tex, during the stats lnir. haye hesn psr-
fscted. The Gate set IL uatoher ~ 10 Mo-
ysmbeF inclusive.
Senator Allison was Rfe<sed b. iarx4
and enthnslDstsc audiences o. Afiais1ns iuwa-
The senator held The astsnfien oi mis- ausis
ence closely tbFoughons aud sas frequently
applaudod. Several prominsnt Iowa re-
puhlicans were on Iha stage.
The United Ststss ship Calnmbi& which
has been on guard sf Eluelltir8 With <he
Marniehead for several mcnIhA srftrR4 ux
fort I.Imou. she has xrverul as}oafi 1'ek
with malaria. fever shin ui3i ~ shfprod
BY the first kseHmer 20 the Hnifta St&<e4
Ihe Columbia will return - hiuxfeikM
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
SHOT A WOMAN OF THE TOWN.


PORTLAND. Sept. 2L-Jennie Grebon. a
denizen OF =" hitechapsl," was fatally
wounded this afternoon by stranger.
Tho Grebon woman and the stranger we're
in the Surprise saloon. corner OF Fourth
and Everett streets, late In the aftern Don.
The man evidently had been drinking
considerably and the two got into an
alteration. The man suddenly drew a
revolver and fired shot at his compan-
ion. the ball entering the abdomen. The
woman's screams seemed to sober him,
for he got out on the street aud stte IN Dted
to escape. couple of citizens captured
him and took from him bis revolver. A
rnzor was also found on his person. At
the police station he gave the name OF Z.
Demaine. The woman Is at the Good Sa-
maritan hospital. She can not recover
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
ASSESS PULLMAN HIGHER.

aossrner Aitgeid Asks Ei1lnois 10 GET
More of the Msgnats's Money.
sPRrNafIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 2A.--Gov-
eraor Altgeid today addressed the state
board of equalization on the assss.-
ment of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany property. He showed many fig-
ures and facts concerning the CON-
pany's manner Of escaping taxation In
this and other states. and iu Canada.
The company. for instance, gave In
s36. OO0. 900 as the capital stock when it
should be SCI Goo. 600. The governor
begged the board to make . proper and
and Just assessment OF this property In
Justice 70 the peo pie and the state.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
oienfuges il Net Alarmed.
NORTH AFRICA TURBULENT.
Tribes There Getting Ready to Make
Nero Trouble.

Moro Trouble.
LONDON. Sept. 24.--Adyices from Tangicr
say Jews on their way to the markets are
continually plundered and stripped of cloth
ing. On the principal roads an imperial
tax OF SO Is demanded for Tree passage
The Errchama tribe Is demanding the
Immediate release of Maley Mohammed,
oldest son OF the late sultan, Muley Has
son. Muley Mohammed was proclaimed
sultan early In September in spite of the
fact ihat his younger brother. Abdul Axis.
had previously bcen proclaimed sultan and
recognized as such at the seat of the pres
eat government of Morocco. Muley Mo
hammed, however. mad previously been
imprisoned at Narakesh by order Of his
brother. the sultan. and was compelled to
sign an act OF adhesion 10 Abdul Axis. The
position OF the latter has becn secured by
being recognized rs sultan by the powerful
sherlf Oh Nazan. In addition TO demand
ing the release of Muley Mohammed, the
Errchama tribe is demanding the imme-
diaie release of all other political prisoners
in their ontinement at Morocco City. III
tho demands are not granted, the tribes
mentioned threaten to pluader Morocco
CITY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
JAPAN WILL STRIKE HARD.



VICTORIA, B. G., Sept. 25.---The
steamer + Empress Of India arrived to-
night from the Orient bringing the fol-
lowing advsces:
YOKOHAMA, Sept. n. No one now doubts
that the long delay la the Japanese mill
tary movements Is to allow time for the
completion OF a great plan OF Invasion. Any
day may bring the newa Of a battle in
northern Corea and Of the sailing OF bo 90
troops for some point on thu inner coast OF
the Gulf of Pc chi A., but as the decisive
time approaches. the Japanese authorities
grow more and more deaf TO appeals for In
formation. They frankly declare that se.
crecy Is the chief condition Of sucaess.
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 20. the conti-
dence OF the govern mont.
An suppression has been created by En-
Rlish 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 belize, Tor their various accounts OF
events since the light at Asan have scarcely
any foundation. Tho Japanese, IL silent,
DO net ATTEMPT 10 mislead on vital points.
OEe error oniy Is added 10 their charge.
They are accused of circulating doubtful
reports 10 tha effect that Admiral Freeman
Ito exeulpnted Japan from technical blame
In the matter OF the sinking OF the Row
Shung.
The Chinese Emperor Lands a General
LONDON. Sept. 25.--A dispatch iron
Tlen Tsin says an imperial edlct has
been issued by the emperor of Chlns
expressing regret at the death Of Gen
eral Tsln. killed while leading ths
Chinese at the battle of Ping Yang,
The emperor has ordered that posthu
nous honors be paid the dead genera
aud imperial favors have been be
slowed upon his family.
Lieutenant Ching. lirst lIeutenan
OF the Chen Yuen, the Chinese wa
vessel sunk at the battle OF Yalu river
has reached the camp on the bank o
the falu river. lie repor,ed that tn,
captain of the Chen Yuen escaped
drowning. but died Of his wounds.
Japan's Losses AT Yaiu.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 25.--The German
steamer Alexandrine has arrived here
Among the japanese killed In tho bat
tic of Yalu river were Commander
Sakomato OF tho gun boat Akaqi
Lieutenants Teknha and Sonuichi O.
the cruiser Hashldate, Lieutenants
Sima and ltoo of the cruiser Matu.
shima, Lieutenant Mngil Of tho cruisef
Akitshima, Lieutenant Asoa OF the
cruiser Yoshima, Chief Surgeon
Myack, chief paymaster Of the IshI.
zuka, and Surgeon Murakosi. Thirty
nou-commissloned officers aud men
were killed and 760 wounded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
PEACE OF EUROPE IN PERIL.
FiHanciers Fear That tine Sudden Dsati
of the CsRr Would Bc Bad.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-European
hourses are affected by the news of the
czar's health, rs he is recognized rs one
OF the strongest supporters of peace,
and IL Is feared that In the event Of lis
death his successor would salzs the on.
portunity to secure naval ports on the
Pacific and large boundaries Ia the
direction OF the Pamirs at the expense
of China, either of which steps, IL is
believed, would easily precIpltate war.
On the other hand, u dispatch from 81.
Petersburg today denies that Russian
troops have gone to Corea or that Rus
sia has any intention Of doing any
thing calculated TO disturb the peace
OF Europe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
STRIKE LEADERS SENTENCED.
Prominent A. n. u. Men In Montana 10
Go to jail.

BUrTE Mont, Sept q. Judge knowles
of the United States circuit court here rem
dered decision in the case of two men mr.
rested at Lima on the Union Pacific for
contempt Of court in in teriering with the
running of trains ON the road during the
recent strike. lie ad5udged the following
named guilty: J. II. Calderhead, presi-
dent OF the local A. X. u. Fred Walker,
chief train dispatcher Mt Garvin; the oper-
ator at Silver bow; w. d. Dye and Il. Bar
ton, railroad employees ut Lima, and GEORGE
Boomer. an engineer Of this city. They re-
ceiyed sentence of 30 days in jail and .
fine of SIOO
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
STRUCK BY A soANTLIEG.
Inatant Death Caused TO Otto Crosse at
Cleans Ferry.

BoIsE. Idaho. Sept. 94.-A special to the
Statesman from Glenns Ferry says; A
fatal accident occurred here this afternoon.
A gang OF men were removing large
boiler from the depot 10 the eompany's
pump house ON snake river. nsing cap
.tan and horse. Otto Crosse having charge
of the work, when from some unaceounta.
bie cause the horse became detached from
the sweep white IN motion, the har swing
ing back with terrific force, striking Groese
who was imnie.iiatsIy behind Il ON the left
side of the head and killing him instantly.
The deceased was foreman ot wsierworks
for the company from pocaiello 20 Hunt
ington. lie leaves wife. three children
and brother NJ Shoshone.