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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-25

For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
ALBERT r.. sANDERsoN
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Superintendent Of Public Schools
JAMES A. Kendall.
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First Constitutional Amendment-YES
First Constitutional Amendment
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Second Constitutional Amendment-NO.
For Representative in Congress 9Th
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-25


Prohibition Ticket.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court
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Superintendent Of Public Schools
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Railroad and Warehouse Commiss.
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For Representative In Congress 9th
District
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For Clerk Of the County Court
For Prosecuting Attorney
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
BILL COOK C0RRALED
cherokees Have Run the Gang
to Earth.
soth PARTIES Are Prepared Ter xrssals
ssd the B~~sas& wisi - E~sshs
20 the Death.

MuskoEee. Nov. IA war with the
Cook gang Is going on about - miles
from here. The bandits are mansed In
force there and have more than their
match IN the squad OF Cheroke<e who
have been rounding them up for several
days. No open fi&ht hrs yet taken place
but there has been = great deal or
skirmish lighting ana both aides are
preparing for death struggle. Fully
rs OF the Cook gang are together ana
Bin Cook IL leading them In person. His
young wife or sweetheart n with him
at the rendezvous.
The Chero1Eees would have forced the
fighting before now were II not for
their fear Of running short OF amuni-
ton before the battle was over. X Il
comes TO . question Of allowing ths
Cooks TO slip away from them. or night
Ing n best they can. then the Chero-
KEGS win fight and they arr not afraid
OF getting the worst OF H. II was
thought however that good generalnhip
would keep them In the corner they
have them In The Cherolssa subae-
quently dispatched sheriff Brown to
this city for fun supply OF ammuni-
ton and he arrived here tonight bring
ing the information already given The
sheriff will leave here In the morning
with all the supplies needed and .
strong guard.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

Two beautiful reproductions OF
matchless scenery ON the Great North
ern railway recently issued BY that line
are attracting considerable attention
by art lovers. They are entitled respect
lively Kootenai Canyon and Mt. Index.
the latter most impressive view OF 4
portion of the grand mountain scenery
of the Cascade range. The huge en-
sines and heavy train outlined against
the rugged walls OF the snow-capped
mountain are reduced TO pigmy size by
the contrast and the foreground ana
perspective are 90 admirably adjusted
and the whole scene 80 accurate In ev-
cry detail that one 10 impressed with the
feeling that he 10 not merely gaxing ON
a beautiful specimen OF art, but that ev-
erything Is actual and real. These views
are an ornament to ONCE or parlor ana
can be supplied without frame Al 90
cents each by addressing r. I. whitney,
General Passenger Agent. St. Paul.
MINI.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
koLe MEN FULL or THREATS.
Colonel Crandaii Talks of the popuIists
Fighting II Out.

Washington. Nov. eo-Coionei Leo Gran
dali, who ran for congress on the Kolb-
democracy ticket against General Wheel
er IN the Eighth Alabama district. is at
populist headquarters here, fresh from
the conference of Kolb men At which II
was determined To Issue the manifesto
published today. Mr. crandall says Koib
will be duly sworn In as governor.
When asked whether fighting would en-
sue, crandall said; THE Oates men have
the militia Ia back them and the support
Of the administration. while we have not
many arms, but you know what Napoleon
said about the right Comparatively few
Koib men from the back districts were al
the convention last week because they
were unable 70 set there and we can not
tell how many will respond TO the cali on
the frat OF December. There will be a
contest made In the house against sig of
the democratic candidates. who are given
certificates OF election and we win pre-
sent such indisputable evidence OF frauds
that the committee can not overlook
them"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
MUST PLEAD TO INDICTMENTS.
Sugar Trust People Have Evaded the In
sue Long EnouRh.

Washington. Nov. Ie.--District At
tcrney Burney has notified all persons
indicted for refusing 20 answer ques-
lions before the senate sugar investi-
eating committee. including Messrs,
Havemeyer and Searies. tnat they must
appear and plead or demur TO the In
dictments. II Ii said that demurrers
win be nied. Hurney was asked IL the
demurrers would not be the same as
In the cases OF Mccartney and Chap
man and he said that some new points
could be presented because different
questions were asked the witnesses,
Messrs Havemeyer and searles being
asked as to the amounts OF money con-
tributed. while the newrpapermen were
asked where they got the information
on which their articles were based.
Judge Wilson. attorney for Mccartney
and Chapman. has notified Mr.. Burney
that q petition for an appeal from
Judge Coles decision will be filed to-
morrow In the court OF appeals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

President Clark Talks Of unlon pacifls
Reor9nnixntiou Plans.


Presidents CLARK Talks Of ualon Pacific
Reorgnnixntion Plans.
Omaha, Nov. 17.--presfdent \. n. II.
Clark. Of the Union Pacific. returned to-
day from q tour over the system VITA
other receivers. Replying 20 the ques-
tion. Can you say anything looking to
reorganization OF the Union Pacific
property he said: II know what the
government directors recommend. but
anticipate that there viii be consider
able trouble In making the public be-
directors 10 for the best interests OF all
concerned. do not look. however, for
the passing Of the Reilly bin at the
coming session Of congress. but antici-
pate the introduction OF bill embody-
Ing the main features of the report
made by the government directors
The reorganization win only be ac-
compiished after full and free discus
sion. and rests with the Legislators.
not with the receivers or directors"
DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.
Portland. Nov. IA conference was
held today by Receiver Mcneil OF the
Oregon Railway a Navigation Coma
pany and the receivers OF the Union Pa
cific. II was given out that an agree
ment TO govern distribution OF passen-
ger business was reached. though on
what basis IL not stated. This disposes
OF all differences between the Union
Pacific and O. r.. a NJ. ana Il win have
the effect OF restoring the naturally
close relations between the two roads.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
ENGINEER Baked THE ROBBERS.
Unsuccessful Attempt 20 Hold Up Pas.
senRsr Train In aississippi

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. Is.--Shortiy az
ter midnight Saturday an attempt TO
hold up passenger train No. 8. on the
Yazoo Q Mississippi Valley road, al
Panther Run. Miss., was baked by the
GOODNESS OF Engineer Koaner. Panther
Run is small way station. Soon after
nightfali. half dozen men entered the
hamlet and hung around for an hour or
two. Then they disappeared and were
not seen again until the train had
stopped and was starting out. when one
OF them appeared on the track ahead.
signaling the engineer to stop. Knoner
pulled out the throttle and sent the
train through. AS II passed the signal
light. half q dozen unmarked men stood
there. revoivers In hand. and all took a
shot at the locomotive cab. Fireman
Cole received bullet through the arm
and is seriously wounded. The men
were evidently new at the business.
The railway officials are exerting them
selves to apprehend the would-be rob
bers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
JAPAN IS OFFENDED
Takes Umbrage at an Alleged
Statement of Thurston.
AND WANT IT TO Be EXPLAINED
rhe Crew Of she steamer N.shs.n assi-
MED - So. and .psavss Hmf-
grants Supported rhsm.

San Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Australia. which arrived today from
Honolulu. brings news OF diplomatic
correspondence indicating somewhat
strained relations between the govern
ments Of Hawaii and Japan. 1t In re-
ported that Fiji. the Japanese consul
general at Honolulu. sent commune
cation to Foreign Minister Hatch COM
planning OF the statement reported 10
have been made by Thurston. Hawaiian
minister TO ths United States. In an In
terview published In an American news
paper. Thurston IL charged with hav-
Ing said that II wan the intention of
his government to root out the Japan
ese and Chinese In Hawaii. The
Japanese consul-general demanded 70
know whether the Hawaiian govern
ment indorwed the words OF Minister
Thurston. In his reply. the foreign
minister. Hatch. politely declined to
recognise the authenticity of the re-
ported Newspaper interview. and stated
that he did not believe Minister Thurs
ton had made the asaerti6n attributed
to him.
The Hawaiian government IL said to
be much worried over the large number
OF needy Americans who are fiocking to
Honolulu In search Of remunerative en-
pioyment. which II not to be had. and
who threaten TO become public charges.
over 200 OF this GLASS are reported to
have arrived during one week.
MUTINY ON A STEAMER.
During the recent trip OF the steam
ship Naushan. conveying 800 Japanese
from their native country to Honolulu.
the crew mutinied. and for eight days
the vessel was worked by the ofilcers
A quarssrmasfer started the row. He
was not steering properly. and Cap
tain King called his attention TO the bad
service. The man ordered - COM
mander away from the wheel. Captain
King was thunderstruck at the audaci-
~ OF the petty oflicer and reprimanded
him sharply. At this the quartermaster
struck Captain King. The scuffie soon
attracted the attention OF all on board.
and there was q wild rush In that a.
rection. Several cflicers turned their
attention TO the BOO passengers. doing
all possible to prevent panic. The
crew 20 man came to the aid OF the
quartermasteF. Two or three had
hatchets. others knives aud the remain
der bars and clubs. Captain King and
the Britishers who came to his aid
recognized that the odds were too
great to think OF entering into a combat.
No effort was made to enforce discip-
line. The crew mixed In with the pas
sengers. The immigrants were In
sympathy entirely with the mutinous
body and the leaders among the trav-
eiers threatened to take up the quarrel
OF the crew and stood ready 1t all times
to help the sailors upou the arrival OF
the vessel at Honolulu the mutineers
were arrested.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
sYmpATHlzE WITH ARmEnlANs.
An Association Formed In Minnea polls
OF Prominent men,

Minneapolis. MINI. Nov. 20,--The Phil
Armenia Association OF the northwest.
the object Of which 10 to create sym
pathy for and aid the people Of Armenia.
has been organized here. Among the
members are G. A. Pilisbury, Senator
'Washburn and other prominent citizens.
A letter treating on the recent Armen-
ian horrors was adopted and forwarded
TO President Cleveland. II says In part
Your excellency viii not need any
prompting 10 express TO the signatory
powers of the Berlin treaty. especially
Great Britain. your horror at this foul
and heinous crime against the Armen-
Ian nation and all humanity and TO use
all your influence with said powers for
the fuifiliment Of their violated pIedges
and The establishment OF regime for
our people whereby their honor and
prosperity may be secured against fur
Their outrages at the hands OF blood
thirsty oppressors."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
Colorado Jailbrsakers.

Canon City. Colo. Nov. 1.-two pris-
oners. Hutchins and Furman. escaped
from the county jail early today. They
cut their way through the ceiling and
broke the thick iron doors. They entered
the sheFin's ONCE and stole four revolt
vesfs and certificate OF deposit for
t2da. They left q pote saying that who
ever followed them had better come
prepared 10 shoot
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
PROPERTY MANS AWFUL DEATH.
Thrown Under carwheeIs and Frighsfuiiy
Mangied.

Chester. Pa. Nov. ls.-charles Smith,
OF Kentucky, property man for the
South Before the War" Company
which played here last night met with
a horrible death this morning. The
company was quartered In q car ON the
track OF the B. q o. railroad. Smith
was smoking on the rear platform when
the train backed on the siding with
bump. knocking Smith over the rear
Of the car. Before reaching the ground
he was caught between the two cars
and crushed TO death.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
SHOT IN THE LUNGS
Result Of Quarrel Between
Chinese Section Hands.
AN Ex-soLDIER DROPS DEAD
Noted Lis'g.tsen In wa'ia wsi's Against
Railroads HAS s~sa d nmi.sed
Nv Mnlusa Consent.

Waila Waiia, NOV ia Chinaman
named wing Que was brought to the
CITY TINS morning suffering with gum
shot wound In the left lung. Wing
Sue ana Fellow countryman. Sue ope.
section hands on the Q. X 4 N. at Wes-
ton engaged IN q quarrel Friday night.
when the latter drew pistol from his
pocket ana snot four times at his COM
panion, innicfing severe wound. Sue
ope was arrested. The company physi-
cians here extracted the bullet. but II IL
not probable that the wounded China
man VIII live.
ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL.
Friday night a man na uea p.,r.. 80.
run over by an O r. a N train : ssw
miles east Of Umatil,a both ,eva ha,rg
severed from his body. He was hrouvht
to the bospItaI this ynorntng ~, Ssad
shortly after his arrival
G. II. RAIDER. = brakeman IN ~. n
r. & N. nj Boile,s Junction This after
noon. had his right hand baf,,v ,,,.sh..,
He was coupling two engines ara ~
hand was caught between ~. h,,r,,,.rs
He was brought hers ana win ne IL ne
hand amputated.
w.,r ~
IN the United states court today be-
Tore Judge hAnford the case OF the
FARMERS Loan and Trust Company VS..
the Central washington Railroad. the
Northern Pacihc Railroad. Thomas +.
oakes o. al. was called up. BY the con-
sent or all the solicitors In the litigation
the case was dismissed.
Judge Hanford also signed an order
accepting the resignation OF Samuel c.
ayde as receiver OF the Spokane q Pa
iouse Halfway. The order states that
hyde fuliy ana satisfactorily dis
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
DISHONEST CLERK plsoaAcsD.

Secretary Herbert Approves the Findings
of tbs court-Martiaf.
Washington, Nov. is.-secretary Her.
bert has approved the sentence OF the
eourtmartial In the case of David b.
Sayre. clerk TO paymaster ]. T.. Mccain,
who was convicted at Norfolk OF en-
bezzling sl.sei from the government.
sayre win be confined for two years
In the Boston naval prison at a loss Of
all pay save SO per month ana sl25
upon termination Of the sentence. and
then to be dishonorably discharged
from the service.
The Acknowledgement has rendered an
opinion defining the ssafus OF the board
OF general customs appraisers ut New
York, IN which he holds that they are
subordinate ofiicers OF the treasury de-
nartmsnf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
WIN Be sent for Records.

New York. Nov. is.-Thcre win be
very fancy trotting and pacing at Fleet
wood Park Tuesday next. The follow
Ing record-makers will contest: AIix
will go 60 beat the track record OF 2:0sx
made by Nancy Hanks; John II. Cen
try will start to beat Direetum's record
over the Fleetwood course; Flying Jib
and a running mate. record f:5sh. win
go to beat two minutes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
TAE DIAMOND kINc coMpLAlNs.


Cecil Rhodes Thinks . Prohibition Duty
ON Diamonds Is Wrong.
London. Nov. ls.--'Regarding the dia-
mond trade. Premier Cecil Rhodes OF
Cape Colony. who amassed such a
large fortune as director of the various
diamond mines at Kimberly that he OBJ
tanned the designation OF the "Dia-
mond King" said In an Interview: I'VE
went to Chicago and spent $4,000 Mt the
worlds fair. The only thing that
made In return was prohibitive duty.
America has usually taken about one
tf'-d of the output OF the cut diamonds.
but during the last few years OF the de-
preston the sale has been much reduced.
We find that when one part of the world
Is depressed. that trade with the 9TH
ers Is improved. The output Of dia-
monds Ii regulated. We could mine
three times the quantity of diamonds
produced. but we could not use them.
and there 10 no advantage In producing
beyond a certain amount
II am a free trader. but II one coun-
try persistently shuts out the products
of another country. believe the coun-
try Disseminated against Is perfectly
justified In shutting out the products
of the country which first imposed dis
eliminating duties"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

London. Nov. ls.-Cabie advices from
Melbourne. dated today, say the wool
auction sales there are progressing
and continental. Il active. excepting
FreReh, whieh n sluggish. The Ameri-
can demand has bsep go9a since open
ing Of the sales Seedy and bury
srpwths are slightly weaker. but other
sorts are unehapged. The total number
OF bales catalogues Cor sale throughout
Australia up 70 date " 2s,ooo. or which
q. 900 have been sold
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

Massilion. O.. Nov. ls.--Ed Morgan,
one OF the gang charged with having
outraged a woman AZ Pike Run, and
who was shot by Marshal Just. was bu-
ried yesterday. At the funeral Nor
gan's father and brother took an oath TO
kin Just. and Mrs. Morgan swore TO be
avenged u either were killed In the at
tempt. A mob has been organized to
lynch Just. but as yet no leader has
been found.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

Vancouver. b. c.. Nov 1s.-The CUR
ney cab dryers here have struck. The
company formerly paid weekly wages,
but RECENTLY made d change and hired
the cabs 70 the men. THE drivers
claimed that the company charged an
exorbitans rate for the cabs and re-
fuse to take them out. The quincy
company claims % be able 20 get
enough drivers IN few days.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
Miners suffoca,ed.

Riackhawk. coio.. Nov. ia work.
man Mt the PerriEo mine tunnel this
morning dropped lighted candle IN
keg OF powder. There was no expIo-
sion. but the fire started smoke and
fumes which sufrocated TO death Al
bert Sanders, aged 25. Durham Iyey.
20; James whitlow. rs: and Upper
Willis. IS; who were working In the tun
mel
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
THOUGHT Nc WAS THE sTRANcLER
A Denver Woman Had Tussis With an
Angry Italian.

Denver. Nov. 1s.--H. MoIler, an ItaI-
ian. entered the house OF Marie ventres
at 1880 Twentieth street. near Market.
about midnight last night and soon be-
came engaged In quarrel with the wo-
man. and. without the least warning.
caught her by the throat. He pressed
his thumbs tightly upon her windpipe
and squeezed 30 hard that the woman
was not able to utter sound. She Inn
agined the man engaged In choking her
was the one who had strangled Louisa
Taper. Maria contassoit and Kiku
0yama- She Il woman OF great ply
steal strength. and abe managed to
release herseIf. She screamed for help.
and when an ofsacer arrived Moiier was
trying 10 cut her throat with razor.
Chief of Fplice Armstrong and the POI
lice generally think fhat sIoller IL moth
Ing more than an ill-tempered Italian
The detectiyes nre pot enthusiastic In
the idea that Their prisoner Il The man
who stranEied three women recently.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

Amsterdam. Nov. ia dispatch to
Mus vundendam. from the island OF
Lombok. states that Dutch troops
stormed Ttakranegara as TAR as the
by a series OF legal battles including a
desperately. One hundred and fifty
Dutch soldiers were killed or wounded.
The Ralines lost several hundred war
riors killed or wounded. Neither the
Rajah nor his leader was discovered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24
Anxiety for an Overdue steamer,

st. Johns. ". r.. Nov. Is,-No news
has yet been received Of the Allen line
steamer corean, Captain Main. and
friends OF those on board are becoming
very anxious. The Corean sailed from
Glasgow on November 8 and from Liv-
erpool on the eth and Is now six days
overdue. There are on board about
100 persons. the officers and crew. num-
bering ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

jefferson city. 3d.. Nov. ss.--,Rhe su.
preme court today sentenced Marion
Hedgespeth TO Is years lmprison ment
La the spring OF 1892 he, with several
others, robbed the Frisco express car
In st. Louis county OF nearly $1,000 in
cash and 5000 worth OF valuables.
Only small portion Of the plumber was
ever recovered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

Lincoin. Aeh., Nov. ie.--The republic
cans win demand recount Of the
votes for governor by the legislature.
Notice OF contest will undoubtedly be-
filed within the limit which expires on
the ssth. A legislative committee con.
sistin9 Of two popuilsts. two democrats
and three republicans. win be asked 70
make re-count ef the baliots