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The morning call., 1894-06-03

Name OF Metal Oto 100.
Platinum. 900. 9O7
Gold 001.45l
Silver. 90 SO 3
Copper, Lake superior. ..OO1.7OS
Copper, artificial. .0Ol. 1863
Iron. soTtened for electro magnet ..... COZ .22s
Iron, reduced by hydrogen and com;
Cast Steel, English annealed. 00i 10
Blsmuth, direction of a1is..............O0l . 81
Bisnuth at right angle to axis.......... 00l. 23g
Bismuth, mean compression calculated. .OOl S74
Tin OF haiacca, compressed powder. O.. .OO2.269
zine distilled, compressed powder O02. 80
CAumlnm .....::---.-....--- ------.----. OO3. lO2
Brass I725 per cent copper, So 5 zinc1 .0Oi SO
Bronze (S63 copper. 81 tin, 40 zinc) .OOl. SO2
A recent test made at the CharlotteubuIg
(BeriiB) laboratory, shows that the percentage
OF expansion OF aluminium Is 20 and that OF
magnesium is /.
NICHOLAS I-P. X, City. Nicholas 1 was
proclaimed reigning Prince OF Montenegro as
successor Of his uncle. Danilo 1. The supreme
power has been retained in the family of
PetrOyic Njsgos, descending collateraIly since
Danilo Petrovic, who, being proclaimed Via
dIka or Prince Bishop OF Montenegro in 1857.
liberated the country from the Turks, and bav-
ing established himself as both spiritual and
temporal ruler entered into a religious and polti-
cal ALLIANCE with Russia. His successors retained
The theocratlc power till The death of Peter
Petrovic ii, october 81, 1851 last Yladika OF
Montenegro, ruler OF great wisdom as well as
a widely celebrated poet. He was succeeded
by his nephew, Danilo /, who abandoned the
title OF Vladika, together with the spiritual
functions attached 10 ii, and substituted that
OF GOspodar or Prince, title which was for
maly recognized by Russia on the 21st OF
March, 1852. Montenegro is limited mon
arcny and the succession is In the male de-
scendants OF the house OF Petrovlc Niegos.
A WILT. G. P, City. 1t Is not necessary
for husband making his will in favor OF his
wife aud children, and nominating her execu-
trlx without bonds, TO ne the same in the Re-
cOrdeT's Office. A will in the custody OF an
individual must be offe ed for probate within
thirty days after the death of the testator. pro-
vding, of course, that such custodian has
knowledge OF The death. A will. however,
may at any time be offered for
probate, as has very often been done In
case where such a document was not dscov-
cred until long after the death OF the maker.
The Public Administrator will not interfere In
an estate until certain persons named in The
law have neglected 10 act In the capacity of
administrator. When there is a will IL must be
presented to court. In his lifetime husband
can dispose OF all his property by deed of gift
to his wife for her and the children's benefit
RAIN IN MAY-H. G., City.-The following
table furnished by the Weather Bureau OF this
city shows the days on which rain fell during
the month OF May in San Francisco since 1884.
During that time rain fell only on the 1st of
Nav in two different years, namely, 1889 and
1892:
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LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE.
French embroidery, trimmed
neck, Los Angeles price S5c each.
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MEMS SMOKING JACKETS, in
fancy checks, prettily trimmed
with silk ana corded edges to p $50
match, Los Angeles price 81 to DO
$l2 each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Each
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ONE CENT POsTAGE-F. IN, City. Prior to
the act OF March g. 1868. the postage on drop
letters" in The United States, that is on letters
sealed or unsealed that were dropped in the
pOstOfics and were Intended TO be delivered TO
the owners who called for or sent for them at
the pOstOffice was for time cent. BY the act
quoted the rate was fixed at cents.
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Here are a few items picked
up here and there in all of the
departments. Judge by them
if it will pay you to come in,
this last week of the sale.
The morning call., 1894-06-03

BOYS SHIRT WAISTS, the "Moth-
er's Friend" make, fancy stripes,
sizes 4, 5, 8. 9. 10 and II, Los An
geles price 75c and 81 each. $500.
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Miscellaneous.

LADIES' : ALICO WAISTS, checks,
dots and stripes, turned-down
collar, ruf1ed front. Los Angeles
price soc each.
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LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS, good
heavy muslin, 2-inch embro1d-
cry trimming, Los Angeles price
QUO pair INSTRUMENTATION.
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MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS
reinforced back and front, all
linen bOsOmS, sizes l41s, Is,
1872 and II (soiled), Los Angeles
price 81 25 each. .......,,,
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MEMS DRESSING GOWNS, fancy
stripes. sizes SO, 40 and AZ, Los
Angeles price 81 each. To close aH I so
out line of goods we do not ID l.
regularly carry we mark them Each
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MEMS CANTON FLANNEL
SHIRTS, good quality, sizes SO,
80, 40 and az, Los Angeles price
AUG e2ch..... ..............
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Ga CHENILLE TABLE COVERS. in
handsome mottled effects. brill
liant colorings, heavy fringe and 4
81 value, on sale at......,..,.
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ATWOOD CAMELS' HAIR AND
FANCY MIXED CHEVIOTS, SO
inches wide, our regular 45c
grade, sale price Will be...........
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BOYS HIGH SCHOOL,. b., City. Girls who
graduate from the grammar schools OF this city
are admitted TO the Boys High School. which is
iocated on Suffer street, between Cough and
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The INDEPENDENCE-P. c., jacksonville,
santa Cruz County. Cal. The independence
was not wrecked of Magdalena, as has been
300 lives were lost
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RAIN IN MAY-H. G., City.-The following
table furnished by the Weather Bureau OF this
city shows the days on which rain fell during
the month OF May iD San Francisco since 1884.
During that time rain fell only on the LIST of
May in two different years, namely, 1889 and
1892:
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APPENDIX VERMIFoRMIs-P. j. c., Far
miDgtOn, San Joaquin County, Cal. II does
not appear from any published work within
reach OF the Query Column that the ancients
had any knowledge of the functions of the
appendix vermiformis.
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ONE MILLION DoLLARs-E. N, Oakland,
CAL One million dollars in United States gold
coin weighs 36S6.4 pounds avordupois. One
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FANCY WOOL MIXTURES CHE
ViOTS. So inches wide, a large
assortment of patters and color
effects, worth Acc yard. ........,
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UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK,
all linen, So inches wide, fine pat
terms, Los Angeles price 40c a
yard, sale price only.
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NANCY HANKs' SHoEs-E. g., Phoenix, ATiz.
When the famous mare Nancy Hanks made
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LADIES NATURAL GRAY WOOL
VESTS. Jersey ribbed Fl n T..
.. Los Angeles price 81 25, sale
PAiS0'',,s. Observation-Disclosures. Gal
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A recent test made at the Charlottenbutg
(BerliB) laboratory, shows that the percentage
OF expansion OF aluminium Is 20 and that OF
magnesium is l.
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ga TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS. in
pretty Oriental effects. regular
value 81 = 5 each, sale price Will
Observation-Disclosures,
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CHANGEABLE DOUBLE WARP
SURAH, l9 inches wide, few
pieces OF our regular Use grade,
30 be closed out at.................
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REMNANTS WHITE COTTON
FLANNEL, 81 inches wide, heavy,
Los Angeles price i0c yard, will
be closed out IS yards for ST.,
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ALL-sILK DUCHESS, 20 inches
wide, extra heavy, our regular
81 so grade, but the color lines
are broken and We will close 1U
out al.
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BIRrHPLACEs-C. n. NJ, City. Claus Spreck.
els was born In Lamstedt, Hanover; Lily Lang
try, in Jersey, England; Eugen Sandow In
In Bergen, Norway.
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Al TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS.
sold everywhere at Toe each, on
sale tomorrow for .................
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LADIES WHITE MERINO VESTS,
Wool mixed. II. n. and L. s., Los
angeles price 81 each, sale price
one half
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GovEKNMENT LAND-C. E. c., City. The
point at which United States Government land
commences from the water front depends upon
the nature of the IAnd as 10 whether It borders
on marsh, river, bay or ocean. This Is regu-
JARED by the Harbor Commissioners and by
River COmmisSi
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Dress Goods.

HALF WOOL PRINTED CHAL-
LIES, this seasons patterns and
colorings, worth zoe a yard, sale
price,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O..
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FOR LIFE-A. w. A, San de Fuca, Island
County, Wash. G. d. Gardiner, who was con-
ylcled of the killing of young man named
penltentiary for life.
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BOYS COTTON HOSE, heavy ribbed.
asIes oIa .iS iull hnished, Los An
soS PRICE zoe pair, sale price.
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LORD MAYoR-Mrs, H. City. There is but
one Lord Mayor In Ireland, and that is the
Lord Mayor of Dublin. The office has always
been held by a native OF ireland. John
Reynolds. from the parish OF Mohll, County
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LADIES' COTTON HOSE, fast black
good quality. full finished. sizes
Q, S12 and 8. Los Angeles price
%Vc PAIR ..............
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RED DAMASK TABLE LINEN, 50
inches wide, in good assortment
pretty patterns, a big value at Acc
q yard.
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= 9
NEW BARGAINS 5.
MONDAY.

MEMS SMOKING JACKETS, fancy
cloths. corded edges Los Au-
ssss o Rfss :. s. So s. g SaG and y.
They each are yours fOr........... Each
MEMS SMOKING JACKETS, in
fancy checks, prettiy trimmed
match IL Los Anu Angeles sg prl ceSs s. to S3@
$12 each. Observation-Disclosures. Each
MEMS DRESSING GOWNS, fancy
stripes, sizes 3s, 40 and AZ, Los
anssii nd Pf Of s 81 fs'R We To DO '9 s
regularly carry we mark them. Each
MEMS CANTON FLANNEL
SHIFTS, good quality, sizes SO, OSC
SO, 40 and az, Los Angeles price 10
AUG each..... Observation-Disclosures. Each
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS
reinforced back and front, all
linen bosomS, sizes 14I2, 16, SOC
1872 and II (soled). Los Angeles OU
price 81 25 each. ...........,.... Each
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS, the "Moth-
er's Friend" make, fancy stripes. OSO
sizes 4, 3, q. 9. 10 and II, Los An %
geles price 75c and 81 each. ...... Each
Here are a few items picked
up here and there in all of the
departments. Judge by them
if it will pay you to come in,
this last week of the sale.
miscellaneous.
LADIES' ALICO WAISTS, checks
dots and stripes, turned-down OSC
collar, ruff1ed front, Los Angeles Do
price 6Oc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Each
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS. good
heavy muslin, Pinch embro1d- OSO
cry trimming, Los Angeles price %
QUO pair -..-----...--..s..s PaH
LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE, zoo
French embroidery, trimmed CO
neck, Los Angeles price S5c each. Each
~,
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HEAVY BENGALINE SILK, I9
inches wide, evening shades
(cOlor line limited) was 81 yard,
balance goes
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Some Can't Be Touched
Prices in the Gentleman's Fur
niShings Department, this last
week of the bankrupt "City
of Paris" sale.
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These Dress Stuffs are abso-
luteIy the best bargains in the
city to-day. Examine and
compare with the offerings
elsewhere.
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LIcENsE-F. W. N, Oakland. Cal. Peddlers
who go about from house to house 10 dispose Of
wares must have license Issued In the county
where the goods are offered. In San Francisco
licenses are ObtaDed from the License Collector,
IN other counties from the County Clerk. who
VIII furnish all Information as TO cost and rights
under the license. ANY one can apply for
license.
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BEDBUGs-O. s.. City. There are dozens OF
preparations for destroying bedbugs, but as the
query editor has never had occasion TO use
such he Is unable TO recommend any of them
The safest way 10 get rid OF the pests is to saw
the bedstead into stove lengths and cremate the
bugs,
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EVENING SCHooLs-C. A. W., City. There
Is but one free evening school In this city in
which foreign language is taught. That is in
the Lincoln Evening School on Fifth street
near Market, and the language taught is The
Spanish.
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AIDES GOWNS made OF soft nm
ished muslin, V-shaped neck,
yokes trimmed with aIiover EN- q l 80
broldery, Los Angeles price $3 I'd -
each, sale price one half........... Each
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RED GROUND FLANNELETTES,
with black dots, stripes and fig
ureS. very heavy quality, good
value at l212c, sale price only. -.
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COST Plays No Part in This Weeks Doings at the Big
Store==LAST WEEK of the "CTTY OF PARIS SALE

ALL-WOOL TRICOTS, black or col ono
ored, SO inches wide, the regular ~
Doc grade, on sale al. ........ Yard
FANCY WEAVE ARMURES, 30 OOC
inches wide, extra heavy quality, 90
The regular soc grade on sale at. Yard
GENUINE INDIGO BLUE STORM
SERGE. IS inches wide extra Zoo
weight and worth at least 75c a W
yard, sale price Ouly........... Yard
FANCY BASKET WEAVE SUIT
INGS, As inches extra heavy, all
wool, few cOlors only, actual cSO
value 81 rs yard. will close it w
Out H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yard
RE- ALL-SILK SURAP SHAWLS,
BE- l12 yards square, heavy knotted Cs . 90
9D- fringe, Los Angeles price was ID l.
Cardinal, Yellow,
Cream, Reseda,
Light Blue, Garnet
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MUST PAY THE TAXI. r.. City. If man
has served in the army OF the United States and
returns TO civil life in California, he must pay
pOll-rax unless he is over 60 years OF ags. The
only others who are not obliged to pay the tax
are pauperS, idiots, insane persons aud Indians
nor taxed.
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"A UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, a good
strong cloth, worth S13c a yard,
on sale now Observation-Disclosures.
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LADIES DRESSING SACQUES, lace q I 90
and embroidery trimmed, Los AnsqD -
geies price So each, on sale at.... Each
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OLD TIME STEAMERs-H. T. NJ, Edna,
San Luis Obispo County, Cal. The old ocean
steamers John L. Stephens and Panama have
been broken up, the first named at TIburop and
the last-named at Kershaw Island.
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Gents Furnishings.

MEMS WHITE MERINO SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, fine quail
ity, summer weight, Los An
geles price 75c each. IL we've on
got your size they are a great ~
catch at.,...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GARNER
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DOn1eStiCS.

INDIGO BLUE CALICOES, neat pat
~ terms, New York spot cash worth
I3C............ .....
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4-4ROsEBUD BLEACHED MUSLIN,
Los Angeles price zoe yard, sale
price ouIy....,............
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BLACK BAHT'-M. L., City. "Back Bart,
the Pos" was a noted highwayman who oPer-
ated on the mountain roads Of California. he
always took precaution to operate by himself,
because he did not wish to have any partner
with whom he would have to divide, or who, IL
not satisfied with the division, would give him
away TO he authorities. After having stopped
number of stages he was captured and sent TO
the penitentiary. His right name Is Bolton.
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Never mind what they cost.
These are the selling prices
this last week of the .' CITY of
Paris " dos Angeles Sale.
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LADIES' COTTON HOSE, fast black
heavy weight, high sDliced heels
double soles and toes, bargain at
-. 25c pair ....,......,.....,..
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STREETCAR CoNDUCToRs-J. A. B.. City
The conductors vino work on cable-roads In the
Market-street system or combine as it is called.
are paid 81 80 day, those on the Ca lifornia.
street line receive the same pay, and those on
the Sutter-stTeet line are paid 81 46.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03

To outside appearance little has
been accomplished thus far By the
Senate Finance Committee in the mat
Ter of preparing either a new tariff
bill or amendments to the measure
which lately passed the House. What
disposition is to be made of the i'm
portant articles, sugar, coal and iron,
has not yet been made to appear with
defnitness and authority, though ru-
mors as 70 the action to be taken have
been plentiful enough. Most of these
rumors have had reference to the pro-
ceedings Of subcommittee, suppOs-
ed To be specially charged with the
duty of formulating tariff legislation,
but the Senate was informed on We'd
nesday by Senator Vest, one of the
members Of this supposed committee,
that there was any such thing as a
subcommittee on the tariff bill, but
that such work as had been done by
himself and the other two Senators
supposed to constitute such commit
tee had not been done under any ap
pointment us a subcommittee, but be.
cause they appreciated the necessity
which required the bill to be reported
as speedily as possible. Demands fol
hearings upon special points of pro
posed tariff legislation continue to b.
made by workingmen and manufactu
rers, but the Senate Finance Commit
tee has not thus far receded from il
announced position made sometim'
ago by Senator Voorhees,.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03

Ident had a right to appoint Blount
and confer paramount authority upon
him. Mr.. Morgan claims that Stevens
did right, while the minority of the
Democrats on the committee find that
Stevens was guilty Of unbecoming
participation in events which led to
the revolution.
So the report passes approval or
censure around. IL there is any par
ticular phase of the Hawaiian case
you would like 10 have presented your
way, you can find it in the views ex-
pressed by one or another Senator's
contribution to the report The ques-
ton is q dead issue, and apparently
the public has small interest in the re
port made to the senate.-Standard
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03
A Flank Movement.

Governor Mcconnell, it appears, has
about given up hope of sailing to the
II. s. Senate by the canal route, and
has now assumed the role of the "wild
and woolly" governor. Nc is always
on the alert. When bis grip loosens
in one place he takes hold in another.
Nothing slow about our governor. He
is now wild on wool The six wool.
growers Of the state must be protect
ed even though our broad ranges be
ruined. he is not only overly woolly
but unBise and wild. The canal prop
osition has been worked for all IT is
worth, and now our 'great wool indus
try" is his fayorjte theme, but it is al
together too wild and woolly to create
any enthusiasm. Free coinage of sill
yer is too much of a cranky notion
and an anarchistic scheme IN our great
governors eye to deserve the aid OF
his mighty intellect since his magnet
ic silver Grafton delivered in Moscow
was published along side of like
magnetic silver Grafton delivered by a
prominent Populist These speeches
were exactly alike in every line and
every sentence Since the date Of that
publication Nc has been silent on sill
yer and switched to canals and Vool.
Idaho World
The World should not feel too san
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03
A resolution has been introduced !

A resolution has been introduced in
Congress looking to an investigation
of the action of Judge Beatty In the
case of the Occur d 'Alene Mining Co.,
against the Miners Union, Of Ward
ner, Idaho, July 18th, 1892. The same
resolution calls for an investigation
of the acts of a number of Judges
who have Issued injunctions in rail.
road cases.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03
A Thrifty Woman.

A Kansas woman named Plumber
who located in Usage county several
years ago, while not very aesthetic in
her tastes, has proven herself capable
of looking out for her best interests
financially. Within the past year she
has married of four grown daughters,
all to Usage Indians and as soon as a
divorce suit which she has pending
against her husband is decided she
will take to her heart a red blanket
member of that tribe.
Every member Of the Usage tribe is
worth $4,000 in cash and possesses
nearly 1000 acres Of land, and these
women now become members Of the
tribe and are entitled to their share
of the funds and lands which makes
the whole family very wealthy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03
Hawaii Once More.

The senate's committee on foreign
relations comes in with all sorts OF
opinions on the Hawaiian business.
Senator Morgan makes the whole
question as smooth as possible for
Harrison as well as Cleveland, only
he wants it understood the Hawaiian
monarchy has persisted; that every
where in the western hemisphere,
"when the crown falls it is pulverized
and when the scepter departs. 1t de
parts forever" The Senator says that
when the President learned that 1t was
the intention of the Queen to kill off
those who we're In rebellion, he aGan-
doned her and her cause. The repub-
licans on the Senate committee take a
crack at Blount and declare that his
appointment vas unconstitutional, but
Senator Morgan asserts that the pres.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03

We once heard a father say TO his
son, "never talk about thing you
know nothing about" That old man
had head on his shoulders. II we
we're advising young man just CON-
mencing journalism, We would proba-
bly, say to him never write upon sub
jects of which you know comparative
" nothing. It is easier to give advice
than it is to follow it.
Senator Pugh once said in a cam
paign speech, that be had been study
ing the tariff fifty years and he knew
nothing about it; and now we haye to
confess that haYing written much and
often about Mr.. Cleveland, we are
constantly being surprised at what he
does, and what be does not do.
We do not believe the half that is
said to his detriment We do not be
lleye that he is the embodiment OF
selfshness; that his appointments in
the state OF New York are made for
the sole purpose Of destroying Sena-
tor Hill, nor, as asserted by the Chica-
90 Tribune that offices are auctioned
of like cattle in the market and knock.
ed off to the highest bidder. On the
contrary, we have unbounded conf
dence in the patriotism, honor and
honesty of Mr.. Cleveland, and believe
that all his appointments are made
with q due regard 70 the demands d
the public service. He is governed by
his own judgment, and his opinions
are no doubt very much influenced b.
past associations and present compli
cations, bat that they are honestly en-
tanned is not to be questioned.
We differ very widely with the Pres
ident upon some matters of public
policy, but most cordially approve o
his position on the Tariff and Fedora
Election Law. Indeed on freat ques
tions, affecting the public, excepting
the currency, Mr. Cleveland Is soundl
democratic.
In politics, as in religion, It is wis
to be tolerant In non-essentials, bu
absolutely incorporating when fur
damen.al principles are involyed.-E1
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03

THE doubts which firstclass constl-
tutional lawyers in the east have about
the legality Of Idaho county bonds
suggest q change in our laws. To
guarantee the needed changes the
counties must select good legislative
tickets. Tickets of men OF intelligence
and who cannot be bought and sold
like sheep IN the shambles.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-03-03

guine about this flank movement
What's to hinder this governor bust
ness from being used as a screen door
for an entrance into the senatorial
chamber. Isn't it a sort Of two bird
arrangement and oae stone.