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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-31
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einmaI en Wilber sesen Rebenmenl6en fdbis tit-
perhbt ter cipiItrte Meni4 sesen iia tnbem er bra
fttia pi,tsnte qursaassn perfaud, peId. ibm Mu.
sentrdmpte peruriaGeu, ietne Ginsepetbe umtrem.
peln nup isinen a6rrer i8wd&en. giete 9eute tbuu
tiss beftdnbts In bem Glarben, buB nur Metttnen,
unb 1peeteu abflbrnittel, pel6e sewaItiam mtrten,
pDn 0ussn ietsn. Inter tieier trlserti6en SquiiOu
ipirb nnsaublid uiel an Der 6slunobett gefuueiat.
Dasiense Gbifbrn,it.el, rpel6eS benz pObtbdtistu
gBirfen natirliden Stublsaugs am ndhiten tpmmt,
lit Sotetter'S Weoenbttttrs, baS i&merBlps, aber
hurtsreifenb wirtt unb bic Gtusepeioe frdftst am
iiatt 4. su retBeu unb gu f6wdden. Der Massn uub
btc eeber werben glet@,ettiS bes mcbtbdtiseu Gin.
Hufes ttel6aftis, Ben bsies unperete6lt6e @rtonum
aui bte sanbe aonftutton auSibt. WaaIoraartse,
rbsumdtiite, Rerens uub Rerpenleteen itreihen por
benz Bitters Rte SesG.
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6au3 umSunH

GIe, peIfs Or. Sings ygieue GntbedunsA sebrau6i
baben, fennen ibreu @ertb, une bic, welae paS Bis
iest NED attt setean Rabsn, tinnsn est saaS umion
unten anse,eiste Gpptbrte unb lae @ eiae BrobefIaz
i9e gratis seben. Wan ieube ietnen Namen unc feline
abreie elm an $. 6. Sudlen & So. in Gbicasp unt
man mtre cine GrDbe= Sbabtel rpn Or. Sings 9eeueu
9ebenss Gten tciteufret Suseanpt er6atteu, Ope en
@gemplar bes v@eiunbbeitS 8hbrerS anb Der 9ebens'
GeSeln". 9aes oaS ptrp fiber rcn Guben fur Ste
I0rti1 Snmnnuh
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guer 9aus un6 @igentbum in benz
beimii6en Snititut Der 9llamp Temers
Weriibermnsss s0eieaidJaft Die @n@
ii9ere @arantie bietet unb ale ebrliben
8erlui ite prompt beaablt.
Spredt Dor in bem Gebduoe Der
@eriiderungs @eielli9aft, Nahnrres
StraBe nabe Der Bride.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-31

feit midi tbnt unb bas 8lut nidt geb5rts
reinist, 10 eutipriu9cn baraus mebr lluau.
nebulidteiten, als On Dir porfefsn faunff.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
iuirtt auf bteie idiuade Stelle tuie fein on.
bsres Mtttel. GS rtgt iie sll seiunber, no.
tirlider Ebdtisteit an. SnSem es bas 8lut
sriinblid reiuist, burdjbriust, frdftist unS
itartt es jeben Gbcil bes OrsauiSmus.
@eseu alle &rauibeiteu. bte BON Der 2eber
ober benz Sut berfonunen, tpic Dpspepfie,
8erbauunssbsiblperoeu, Sifioiitat, jtbs art
bon Scrofsln, islbit S9pinbinft (ober
2ungenicroftD in ibren @nfangSftabieu, &C.
gen bic bosarti9iten 0aut= uro Geiuebs-
franfbetten 1T bas Discovery bas ein3iqe,
10 nnfehlbare nnb fiber rirtenbe Mittsl, Oab
oafiir 9arantir t loeroen fam.
9lllt ooer belt cs ni6t, 10 uirb tas bafiir
besdblte @elo suriid3saebcll.
aonlnit es bel ioldlen 8ebiu9ungen ni1t
eiiient 3peifd an 0elncnt 8erltan0 aleid,
ipenn mali Dir etipas Anoerss ais ye6en 70
QIt" anbieitt?
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Man iebe bic Welt Mnsftsllnn9 fiir
IL Henf8

Na& Gmpfans Sbrer abreHs unD Is Gents in 9rtefs
gsrteieuiae nit auii4ten Der Gbtcasper @etausitel.
lung 6iden, beren resuldrer grsiS so Gents terdst.
Da mir aber puniteu, eaB STE btsie GnItdtsu baz
ben, iesen mir ben Bret8 berart berab. ste perben
fuben, nab bic aui8ten tunitlerti9 auSsefibrt fnb.
Sdmmtltde Qusftelunsssebdupe fnb a6sebtIbet unb
etue Senaue Sei6retbun8 lit bem GanBen besefhSt.
Collie Sbneu bas gBert@eu, na&pem Ste e8 EN-
pfansen baben, nitt sefuaen, baun perbtu mir Sd,
neq bic 9omarten surIdieneen, aber STE t6nuen bic
Rtloer bebalten. lfau dhreifre; 8. 6, Su udl e n
y &c., Gbicago, gus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-31

- 9as grIanger, cabinet,
pilfener unb Stanbarb 8ier
Der Gone Star 8rauerei perben allen
anberen 8ieren porgesogen.
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s adermann = Otto Nbmann - Npa Ser.
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9etn-Wib " aiIbnlina - artbur &aiier =
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3iem.
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9eutSdbe Soh Office uao Buds
biu6erei.

9eutl6e, iotpie englii6e 9rud=Nr.
beiten perben prompt unb biaig pers
fertigt bnn Sobn g d oft, SO I
Gorb Pref fa> Strabe.
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9tuslGnptidIe :
$ 8 8orn9olb-@6arleS 9taub.

N. B.-0er am 8oiti6aIter nah einem Der
obigen 8riefe fragt bat auSbritdlid btn5nj,l
fii9en, bub bieielben advertised" ieien UNI
ipnnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-31

Dur4 pl6slthen Gemperatur BeGieI eniiteben
is,9t: ranber pals unb 9etierteit. Or. Suus Suten
Sprup brinst 9inberuns unb Ipforttse Sur berbet.
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0r,t,t0 @igetttb1ttit.
.rla1lenpermdlters Derfduf.=

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uauft pero eanse 8efs ptrb In Steen ub Grunbfadsr
angerte ie SGur wndt. 0rCb gut cingdtete 8rau
nit sutm abias BON 8ier; nett unter benz wtrfGen Wbe
9ussebsbns Drudere unb itbpsrap&es @tabement weef
bic bette 8anbihaft m Sabweien bat.
5ugegene Geiddftsbdulr unb Grunbade 8aupldte
Der Ne Ia ben Aubntbetln Der Stub G5rDbe auswabl.
aetnlae Oferten Fnc nie pUrber smudt wOrben.
REAGAN HOUSTON. MRafiempertpalter
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l.. WOLFS0N inn Jahre 1894.
Seiet Die Yreiie !!

@5ebletter EafeI:0amasf, eo--65 @ts ebt AZ @ts.
60 3ol sebl. Satin 9omosf, Is @ts. iebt 60 Cts.
Sirtil9 rotber Satin Oamasf, 5000 S., lest 45 IS.
70 3oa eebI. Satin 9amasf, 80 @ts iebf Is Gts.
80 sou Samasf 9anbtiber. Is @ls iebt 10 Gts.
9uet Senbtider, 47X24 3on, 40 @ts.. iett % @ts.
9attn Sainasf Sanbtiidber, 4oX22 3pf, 30 Gts.,
yanep 9earbetete @erpetten, 81 rs jebt 80 @ts.
g 5pat9e Samast Serptetten, $1.25 49, lett $1.lO.
46 egtrasfetne 0amosf sael Gets, $3.50 jest $3.50.
Seine @iberbaun Guilts, $3.50, iebt So. 81
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
RAILROAD TO Est,DsON EAY.

z
Through 1. ca i;esfnn.
MiNNEArolis. O.t. % A large delegation
OF citizens from Manitoba and the Cana
dian northwest are in the city tciiy return
ing from a secret railroad mis3i iii III Otto
wa The memter OF the party state tnAt
their object was to secure The approval AMI
aid of The dominion Tor ii Hdson -
Bay railroad project. It was admitted that
he mission had been successful. Sufficient
English and Canadian capita! bad been in
seresteh to insure The early completion Of the
line, which will cosl $2), 800, 0OD. I;'e ronte
viii be from Winnipeg through tue fertile
Daphin country toihe Sas kate he"an, Il dis
tance OF 800 miies, theme to the mouth OF
tne Churchil! river on Hudson Hay. 400
miles, through fine timber region and rich
III minerals.
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WALLACE IS A LIVE TOWN.
a Make improvement in the Coudi
tion of Business

a 1Ealke improvement in the Condi
tion of Business
WALLACE, Idaho, Oct. -. The last
month has witnessed u marked iul-
provement in the condition Of business
in Wallace. Nearly all the empty
bouses both business and residence
property, are now occupied, I here are
few branches OF business that have not
had additional representation within
the past six weeks. and new firms ale
constantly coming in.
The political situation is sGmeH bat
uucertur. The republicans, as RUE.
are confident Ct carrying most Of the
county offices. which Is by far the
most important Issue here. The reDub-
llcan candidates, Jenkins, Bsale. keat
Gal butt aud others, are addressing the
people Of Wallace this evening.
The sale cf the four principal! Canyon
creek mines TO all English syndicate is
still pending, as it las leen for many
months. Its consum.uation is rather
improbable, on the whole.
The iot-juiupiiig carn!va! Which per-
vaded NardEes last week has subsidized
for lack material. The silachs erect
ed by the jumpers are Of little value, as
i rule. In one case two so called build
rs were erected a. q cost If >o5.
john johnson, a shoveer employed
in one ot the slopes i'l the Bunker Hill
mine al Warduer was killed Thursday
by n mass of rock falling on him.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
HCCKLEBERRY MINES.
\ Region of Great Promise Hevetopin.
Rapidly.

DAVENPORT, Oct Is. -The Huckte-
barry mountain mining district ls at
tracing the attention of mining men.
for it bids fair to become q rival of the
famous Coenr d'AIene district. Never
la the history OF mining did any eoun-
try show such vast anonnt Of ore as
close to the surface as lies exposed in
the Cleveland mine. y turce OF men
are now at work running q tunnel to
crGsscnt the ledge 80 feet hslow he sur
face. When this is completed ship
ments will begin.
The road to springdale is about fin.
ishea. all the G:idges having been built
aud Tie work OF grading progressing
ra apidIy. Anoihe force Of men are at
work cn the Lucky Boy, which prop
eIty is showing up well, and it will not
be great while before the main ore
h dy' will be cut into.
\ new strike, which prom ses to be
a competitor of the Cleveland mine,
was made 4 few weeks ago on Buck
mountain, about Two aud one-ha!f
miles north OF tile Cleveland The Gre
is devoid Of any base me:a! and runs
- per cent. lead ana about - ounces
OF silver. \ large number of mining
{ xparis have visited the new district
aul all are enthusiastic over 5 nros-
poets. Anyone intending to 90 there
with the intention Of finding work will
be disappointed es the properties are
{ OF advanced enough in development
to employ any great number Of men.
irosi iecto.s and miners have Teen
coming III every day. until now there
are 10 men 10 one job. and where but
few months ago there was a wilder
cess is now q town OF about $50 people.
Cabins are going up OH ali sides aud
he Lltls echo tic sound OF The axe aud
ing of the pick.
The farmers in the immediate vicin- |
ty are reaping Is harvest owing to
he demand created for ali the products |
II tie farm. Numerous parties are !
;taFting out from here, Harrington and /
5Hragne. Next sp!ing vii! witness "a :.
great rush 10 what is destined 10 lie !
me Of the creates. silver anfi Lad pre- !
tucing districts in the wo.ll. i
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BISMARCK NOT SURPRISED.
Retirement of Won Capi:yi l'ne to
Eulenbers's Peculiar Policy.

Retire ment of Won Capi:.i nae to
Enlenberg's Peculiar Policy.
BERLlS, Oct. 2o.-The correspondent OF
the Associated press learn. from Narsin that
upon receipt of news OF The ministerial crisis
Prince Bismarck said: Il knew ii!s would
be the inevitable resu t. Count ~ Euien
berg was right in regard TO antisociai!st
measures. but General Won tapr.vi dis
greet with them and either one or both had
10 resign Prince Hoenhohei is a safe mar,
but he lacks the initiative" Prince lis
march returns 10 Friederchsruhe NoTem.
Der g. owing to the state of his health l he
prince Will be unable to see any more ce'e-
cations before leaving Narsin. lie heath
Of Princess Bismarck causes anN ETY..
Tns iteichsanz -iger fli:iaIiv ann5nnc $
that the peror has con erred upon ben :
erai Won Caprivi the oTGer u The BLACK
Eagle set with br lliants anil upon Count
Eu.enterg the cross and star OF grand com :
manuer of tie II liobenZol!ern order.
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WORK OF THE COLLEa ES.
Washington aud Ida1t Iustitutiors We're
Never More tinurjsMins.

Never More finuris,sins.
" AsHINGTON AGRICULTURAL. Col
LEGf: AND SCHOOL OF SILENCE, bUIL-
MAN, Oct. 27.-The sugar beet analyses
are still going or. Professor Fulner
makes ironl s. to 50 a day, aud is still
l!arpy over the results. The ,Tmers
here furnished The becis i'll greater
numbers amt i'll better condition than
cuuid have been reasonably expected
from Il first tiilI, so the results of the
All ,yses vii! be very accarate anH sai-
iSiac.orN.
Professor Pipe. spent Thursday at
Snake river. He went down with
Newton Il Pierce of Santa Ana, Cal,
who has been IN Washington for some
time studying lie labits and the eff
ects II certain insect nests. MIR.
Pierce belongs TO the division Of vege
table pathology Of the United States
department of agriculture.
The mechanical hall is receiving and
getting into shape 1os work several
pieces If rev and improved machinery.
y tuin lathe and press drill were pat
in pace t-1is week. The botanical de-
part'neut has becn enriched uy much
needed apparatus for nicroscopical and
physiol gical work.
President Bryan will address the
Sociological! Society OF Spokane some
time early in November.
lhe plas.ereTs are at work ia the new
administration building, and tie pros
pect now is That il Will be really for oc-
cuntncy " tie new yer
Ihe first bulletin iss ed this year
Was n%ted for its bfelity. 1t read
"Board for four weeks, s. meals, S. 50. y
University of Idaho
UNIV vERslTI or IDAHO, MOSCOW,
Oct. -. President Ganit has been
elected a member cf he American AS,
scciaton Ter the Advancement o
s Silence.
At q meeting OF the station council
Tuesday Afternoon, the bulletins fol
tic coming year we're assigned.
Some 80 spacilnens Of sugar beets
have already been received for analysis
+. Lieutenant Chrisman is devotiug the
stormy afternoons, WHEN drill is out o
the question, 10 an Instruction school
{ r the officers 1he "aH kWacl aquadN
tEtSktGS luSif uttiSlf lt VIC SlatiiC ttIiiG
/ at the arnoty.
An e'ectrlc clock will Ee put in THE
university today. 1t will be connected
with three iiye-inch gongs, ore OF
each floor, lingi1g fof SIX or seven see
ouds every hour. and again a, five
II. i4utes itast the hour, to Indicate lhe
1 commencement Of recitatioEs.
The nieu bers OF the faculty We're the
guests Of the faculty Of the Washington
! Agricultural College and School o
! Science at Pullman Saturday evening
/ An elaborate banquet was served it
/ the college dormitofy. and tie occasio:
was u most ehjoyabIe one, giving an
! other proof Of the very cordial feeling
eXis, ing between the two ins. s.itutions
The following were present t:om here
President and MIS-. Ctaun, Pgoiesso
and Mrs. Her d=rson, Professor ant
! Mrs. AllFich, lieutenan, and Mrs
Clrisnuu, Mir aud Mr.. Bonet etri- -h1
and Misses B,Winar, CusAman ali,
7 p,,p
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
USED WICKED LANGUAGE.

Dayton Politicians Gale 1 to Account by
"A Republican Speaker.
DAYTON, Wash, Oct. 90. Sheriff Wealth
erfurd and Deputy Sheriff. Allen were ar
rested here 10 lay On complaint Of \ J.
Bosqui, charged WITH having useI language
tending 10 provoke assan t. Aliens case
was continued until November upo. rep
reservation OF his inability 10 procure an
attorney. A warrant was also issued fur
the arrest o! Wills baldwin on the same
charge.
\ len, Weaiheftogl ana Baldwin are
prominent democrats Weatherford is q
candidate for re- election. BosQui has been
speaking Tor The republicans throughout
the county III d last Saturday lhe men met
on Main street and a heated discussion io!-
lowed. during VII ch unkind things were
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
GRAND TRUNK LINE FELT IT.
Succe ssinn of business Disasters Pa
the Stockholders out Of Temper.

Succession of Business Disasters Pa.
the Stockholders out of Temper.
LoxsoS, Oct. 31.-The long espeetet
meeting Of the stockholders of the Grann
Trunk railroad Of Canada took liice today
A la ga number Of angry stockho' aess were
present. The business oi the meeting be
gan with protest against tie re e:eetien o:
Lord C.al!ie IIlmilton as director. Re
lercing to affairs OF the railroad, the pfesi-
dent said they had met with a succession OF
disasters in Canada and the United States.
The serious business depressions III those
two countries during the past two years,
the question as to coinage Of silver and the
tariff question had delayed Or Destroyed all
ira tiic j hen there was he ccai strike,
which was followed by the sympathy strike
at the PutIman w0rHs. and its seg Gus con
sequences.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
GARDEN THEaTER BURNED.
Fire at ST. LHu's in Which "A Man W as
EG.ie,, to a Crisp.

ST. Louis ~ o. EsT!g ths morning
lire at tie IarLtn tleates 4; Fourth an''
Chestnut stree T. suited il IL loss ol one
life and the destruction o. Tie building.
Several persons p!oyed in the theatsr ss
actors and serya's had a narrow esca De.
Walter Wise ami lis wife Ruth, William
Stewart and his wife Laura, jumped from
lhe second story window auu we're caught:
bv police officers ami spectators. >BeLt
Shaw, wlo slept III tie interior of the
house. was overcome by smoke and bn:nea
10 crisp. The property loss is s.. 600.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
PAY UP OR BE KILLED
A North Yakima Contractor Be-
siegeoj by Italians.
FALSE PROMISES ABOUT WAGES
Citizens Fear Hloodahed, as the italians
to Have tsie Contractors Life.

NoHTu YAKIMA. Oct. 29.--A month ago
{. +. Barlin game brought from the sound
$50 italians to work on the irrigation ditch
OF ths Tacoma ana Yakima Land Com pany,
Of which he is manager. Not receiving
their pay they became !aceused at the un-
fulfilled promises and arose in arms on
Thus tay last an! imprisoned Gurlingaiue
in camp. Although his tent was guarded.
he managed by 4 clever ruse 10 ascap. dur
ing the night and reached This city in dis
guise. Sunday his men followed him toWn
and armed guards surrounded his house
This morning the sherit escorted him o
j all tor protection. !he:e he stayed until
!, uciock, a !orte Of ltaliins c.h!nor ng
around his prison, and The mob WAS only
dispersed hy The ac,:oH OF the sheriff, who
promised - produce Buriingame tomorrow
The citizens tear that bioodsheti viii resulf,
as the Italians are all armed and seem de-
terinineI To have The |: te OF he contractor
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
LAVIGNE WHIPPED GRIFFIN.
Scientific Battle Before a Slim Ctowd
at Coney Island.

COMFY ISLAND, Oct. pa neager crowd
assembled a, the Sea- de Athletic Club to-
night. The pr!ncipa! Eout OF the evening
vas between KID Iayigne Of Michigan
and johnnie Griffin of Eraintree. Mass. at
4. 70 pounds. IL rounds. After a long delay
tie lighters got together and they actually
fought at Ia poEnds Wy special private
aITan- enneDt.
l4vlgne led with his lelt and inaugu-
rated the attack They were both Wild. but
Layigne got i'll couple on the body.
Na"I tne was called there vas little 10
record. IN lie second round l.ayl-ne di;.
almost all the lighting, b. ing 6 pecia!ly
effective with The lelt Il the reyt II vas
the worse for G1illiB, Lut lie took his punish
men, gamciy 1t was the same in the fifth
and six Il. Entering the seventh round,
Iayirne WIS aga bar! al his ,nan and
fought him all over the ring. Or fin
gameness was rema!kab.e, Tor he was
everywhere outgeDera LED lhe eighth 81"
matters much the same
In the 10Th Griffin got in a lev good rights.
In rolnd Ii Griitin's backers got another
ray of hope, as he ireshened wonderfully,
but he lost many opportunities ana WIS
very tired and weak al tie c,ose. In the
18th i.aYigne began TO bleed from the nose
md showed visible signs Of weakenn..
In the !3tt round there was some teri ii:
in.iILtiDr and l..N gnc developed some
WlIGness IN lis leads In the i4h roun
i.4gisna went at il Wickedly and downeti
his man. Griffin was up before the iin!!
expired. Dut was met Hiti blows that tell
like rain. Three times he was almost otii
aut the gong sent him TO his ctrner am dst
cheers. The last round ~
vi.ne rushed ana aoWped Griffin as soon
The men reached Tie center Of the ring.
Then the police interfere !. l.avjgne was de-
Glaze / lie winner.
4 Sct-To at Eostun.
Ec,GoH. Mas5., Oct. 9.-Ovar 800 sports
crowded INTO the rooms Of the lafayette
5ocja. md Athlete Club touigEt to witness
he meeiiag Or Mysterious Bliy Smith
ma DICK O Erien Both men .ousnt hard.
The ti.ht was deaiare! q draw by Referee
Murphy at The end Of The tenth round.
D Brien was the stronger by far. but be had
rot the Furnishing power OF has adversary. |
Smith weighed under the stipulated weight
of l45 pounds. white q Bcirn was six pounds
over. Both men were strong and eager al
he close OF the tenth round.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-03
KEPT OFF TIE OFFICIAL TICKET.
Rannoci. f,aUu'Y Taxpayers Nominees
Ax.f Z Il Il ist

Bannock s'oun'y Taxpayers Nominees
Not on idaho's List.
BniSE. OCT 27:--Thc supreme court
today decided the Rannncii county case
on Il demurrer, holding that the writ
OF prollbi ion would not operate TO re-
strain an Off ,er in the performance Of
ministerial ac;s. The ACTON was
q s.>inst Audi 2r Bsll Of BAnncck couu-
ty to prevent him from riac:ng the
taxpayers county ticket on tile official
ballot It also raised the question re.
Gently Gecid, d by the Nebraska su
lie nc court that IL name could net ap-
y ,ur Oh an official ballot Tut once, be-
lug a bio y at the democratic polu;i-t
fusion on tie legislative ticket. The
parties W no brought the action declare
they will procure al injunction against
Auditor Bell from Judge s5taudfod Of
the Faith district, the supreme court
having intiMa.eI that such was the
proper method OF procuring the relief
asked.
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JOHN L. WILSON AT SPRAGUE.
4 Fine Speech by the Congressman
From the ESst Side.

4 Fine Speech by the Congressman an
From the East Side.
SrnAGrE, Oct .3-John t. Wilson spoke
for two hours tonight 70 the biggest an''ir
ence that evey entered the opera house tie
was met at the train 10y n band aud dele
cation Of citizens The ladies turned CIT IN
force and his reception was simply an ova-
ton. He spoke leeingly and was in
his happiest mood. lie alluded 10 'he
democratic tariff legislation and exposed
the populist lailacles on the money ques-
ton, and contra ted the condition OF inc
country before ani since Cleveland 5 IN
aueura,ion. People clme in from neigh.
boring towns and alter the meeting kept
Wilson busy shakinS hands lie speaks at
Wilbur tomorrow night.
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BLACKBURN DENIES IT.
No One ini;uencrd the Senator in the
Matter Of Duty on Petroleum..

LOUISVILLE, Oct. pa telegram re
eeiyai last night from New York stated
that Lloyd TeSs lad made an assertion III
San Frame SEQ that be had influenced Seiid-
tor Slack burn to vote for what Was 'prac-
tica!iy L iou bie duty Oh petroleum. >ena-
tor Blackburn said today: The petroleum
schedule in the tari!1 bill was never men
toned to me by Mr.. Tevis or anyone else,
nor di. ! ever have any conversation with
MIR. Tevis on that suhisct, directly Or indi-
rectly." BiackL Lurn said be was not ad
yise,! as 10 the changes. if any, that were
made in the Misun bill 50 far as Teiroieun
is concsr rned, thai ing part Of the bill in
which he a! 10 Speciii interest