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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
wAirIAG JUDG coAA, d cIslos.


T''FF VI - ITO '-Nnr - WI Te T'OpN"U.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20--District Attor-
ney Birney has decided to take no further
steps i'm the prosecution of Messis. Have
meyer and Seares, the indicted Sugar
Trust officials, and Allen l.. Seymour the
young New York stock broker also In
dicted for refusing to answer cuestio s
asked by the senate investigating com
mittee, until Judge Cole has rendered his
decision in the demurrers filed by stock
Brokers Mccartney and Chapman TO the
indictments against them. IL Judge Cole
decides that the indictments are No Il, the
District Attorney will drop the matter II
e probable, however. that Judge cole
viii Oycrrule the demurrer in order TO
allow the Court Of Appeals 90 pass upon
the disputed questions involving the con-
rtiutiOnaity of the law governing con-
tumacious witnesses and other points Of
interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

George Mornn Attacked by Radford IN tho
u,..t L - t.. I.....L.ln.. III. ~ .In


FLOYD. VA, oct. 0- Special--A dir
hculty occurred in the jail at this pia e
early this morning. I'm which Ge,rgr
Moran was seriously cut by How
prisoner named Lafayette Radford. II
appears that RadiOrd's wife paid MIN a
visit Yesterday evening. During her stay
sne and ner husband overheard some
vulgar remarks concerning thems Ives,
made By pris ners IN an adjoining cell,
and this morning when the prisoners
were given the liber'v OF the jail corri-
dsr Radford inquired and readily ascer-
tanned that Moran was one or TIE par
ties who had INDUCED IN the offensive
language. A quarrel Immediately en-
sued. and the men came 20 blows Moran
IL is said. struck the Arst blow, when
Radford, grappling with his antagonist,
bore him 10 the moor R7dford then drew
a knife and cut Moran severely IN lhe
face and side \ physician VAS imthe-
diately summoned, and the ~ounled man
received prompt medical attenu 2. his
wounds, while painful. are not taouSht
10 be OF a dangerous nature. Hoih mon
are moonshiners. and are serving our
sentences for violating the internai rev.
aune laws
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

WASHINGTON. D. c.. oct. 20-Secre-
tarv Carlisle this morning telesraphed 70
Commissioner Senner. az New York, In,
sfructlng him TO appoint a special board
OF inquiry az Ellis Island y X 70 col
ard case and transmit It's report TO him.
IN the meantime Howard viii be detain-
"a az Elis island. General Tracy cOun-
sai scr Mr. Morton in the Howard case,
has asked that Howard be discharged
80, custody. In view OF Judge La
t.s llo.it decision but Secretary Carlisle
I'M not r3mply with the request until
W. w renort OF the special Inquiry is made
Ira
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. oct. 2O-Captain
Rush r. Wallace. having passed the ex-
animation for promotion 70 the grade Of
commodore. and Lieutenant CoIlurInder
FRANKLIN Hanford, the examination FOR
commander Secretary Herbert fn-dav
certified these officers 10 the President
for appointment 10 their advanced grades
Captain wallace was was appointed 30 the
mander Hantord entered the service in
1862 from ONO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
M,KIkLBr ~ NJ " OhLkANS.
He speaks to About .en thousand People
i'm th~ A~dito -ium Club

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct. D.-Gover-
nor Mckinley arrived this evening lIOn' ln
Ohio accommodated by his private secre-
tary. Secretary OF State 5 NJ. Taylor
Attorney General j. X. Richards. or ono
and a large number of newspaper men.
lie was met at the dividing ine sSal pesMeSu
tative committee Of citizens, and on MS
arrival here was taken In carriage 10
The Roval Hotel, where ne spent n greater
mart of the afternoon preparing III.
erTeech During the evening he drove
os,or the citv under the escort OF a com
mittee, and was delighted AT his reception.
Governor Mckinley addressed an audi-
ence OF about 10.OO0 tonight at the Audl-
torium Club, noted for the scene OF many
nueilistic battles. The place was einDo-
rafelv decorated with bunting. the ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
HARV1RD's FINE WORH.
She Defeats wi liams by a Score OF 3: to o
in nm Excellent Game.

BOSTON, MASS, oct. 20.-Harvard
beat Williams to-day in a game replete
with interest. The final score was 30 .
D. There was crowd OF 1000 people
present, and It had several occasions to
give vent 20 its enthusiasm. The play
ing on both sides was far better tnan
any game seen on Soldiers Fold this
year or any other year. Harvard play
ed better than any enthusiastic sup
porter had supposed was possible. The
good work Of Harvard can all be laid
TO the fact that Waters and Arthur
Brewer were in the Harvard rush line,
and Charley Brewer and Mrightington
behind the line. Waters acted as cap
tain. and kept his team In perfect run
ming order. In addition TO tnat waters
played a wonderful game. He was every
where Williams never gained an men
by his position. Williams started m
With a rush, after Browns IA mon, an
IL looked az II Harvard would be scored
against, but after gaining twenty-hV
yards without a faiter Williams iost
her chance. Never after that was the
Harvard goal in any great daqser. On On
one occasion the bail got 20 Harvard .
twelve-yard line. but Harvard had no
trouble i'm holding Williams for -FOUR
downs Haryard's defensive play was
superb. HarNard's only weak point was
in interferauce though this was far
better than any previous game. lhe
plavs were largely at both tackles, and
there line never failed 10 gain.
The most wonderful play was Charles
Brewser's attempt at a goal from the
field from the fOrty-hye-yard line. The
ball struck the crOss-bar squarely IN the
middle. The crowd went Wild. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

WASHINGTON. oct 2o.-Ths cruiser
Chicago left Southampton this morning
for Lisbon on her way 10 spend The win
ter in the Mediterranean. who're 10 is Ike
ly one or more additional vessels viii bee
assigned 10 Admiral Kirklands Meet. the
European squadron having consisted Of a
single vessel for the past s.N months.
The Nachias VIII be inspected q New
York next Wednesday. and rs expected 10
leave Tor China later Ia the Week. S0e
will carry new ammunition 10 the chi
cago, and the TWO vessels will probably
meet AT Gibraltar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
IUCh Il n And TOsI
VIII Have n Joint Discussion mt staunton
u. Mnr.n.. O.. .nnrnl Lee Exn.oieh.

STArNTON. VA. oct. 20-Special-
Monday will be roliucal field day here.
II. ST George Tucker and Jacob Yost,
congressional candidates. viii have joint
discussion, and it is reported that Gen
eral Fitz Lee will be here also. should
Lee come ,he enthusiasm VIII be great
His presence will be Inspiring. The cam
paign is warming up and Will be not
from now on. There is dissatisfaction with
the Walton election law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Atntnr Of nr. Sims rnyrilrd

>-u-yv YORK. Oct. 2o.-rhe bronze
~" ., the late eminent Surgeon. ].
MARION D..,.ant park in the presence of many
sr eminent Inc men in the medical profession
and ass ng9sg ss S4esaS160 Of spe ta50's sDsa Co
r. =. > if%ommlssioner Tappan, on behalf
PaIk cjtv. accepted the statue.
OF Dr ,ne sims was a native OF South Caro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

nation OF this force IL not known.
fleet OF thir,y-iiVe transports Is neces-
sary for the conveyance OF these troops.
LONDON. Oct. 20 The St James Ca
zette publishes a dispatch from YokO-
hama, saying several hundred Coreans
have rebelled In the Province OF Chai- La
Do. the extreme southwest province OF
Corea. and that the combined Coreau and
Japanese force have been sent to sup
press the uprising. The COreans, the dis
patch says have become very restless
under the firm rule of the Japanese.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
fema.e Cigarette Maker. s,,,t.

BOSTON. oct. zo-A special from tbe
City of Mexico says 1000 women ~icar- az
ette-makers employed In various fac
tories; are on strike because machines
ment. in one factory The women arc vio-
lent and demand the destruction of the
machines. The police are protecting the
lAs.o!!es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
4 FOLD THIEF.

Three negroes went in store here
Wednesday evening. and pretended 70 one
of the clerks that they wanted 10 puF
somethine Two of them kept the attcn-
ton Of the salesman while the thltl
hfted "A pair of shoes The clerk "caus hl
on TO the racket and asked the negro
for the shoes When me did 50 the tnle Z
drew his pistol and threatened 10 shoot
lie ran on, OF the door but was pursued
$40 closely that hc dropped his overcoa
and the shoes After doing this he hreu
back at his pur uers
AIR Il. " Whitehead who holds po-
sitlon with the Government at Washing
ton. is here He win go TO his home M
FayetteNin- to vote Tie sa, nat an OF
the North Carolina boys at washing
Ton win come home 30 cast 'heir pa4o's
for Democracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
KILLHD 81 mon HW4IMHy
4 Comfy Treasurer Murdered and
Robbs q OF $500.

ORANGEBURG. s. c.. oct 2o-Mr.
RIbert Copes. county treasurer. was
v,avmen ON his return from calling
tour. an6 robbed of $50. Blood hounds
NE bee tele-raphed for. and arrived
On special train at o'clock The
Governor has onereh ~. a reward reward Of 500
"a neople have gone 10 the scene of the
troi,hle ana the town is Wild with ex-
Element. No clue, as yet. 10 the MUIR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

,rrANTA. GA, oct. @,-The Cotton
Al l",,d international Exposition has
States from the C,1nsul-General for
reeseiS,s' injuries which indicate that an
Liberia Iii be made by that country.
eIhie' q Penn, OF Lynch6prs. Va. promi-
ndn maP has "aa aarsSseS so%@fo1er foS cdO for
the tNt tne coiOred Y. NJ. e. A. i'm the
gress 6buiiding during the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
CAMPAIGN WORK.

acknowledgements Doughton passed
through Winston yesterday on his way
home for a few days rest lie is doing
some splendid campaign work for the
Democrats. lie thinks the situation is
growing more encouraging every day.
hut says that the Democrats must con-
unue their fight In order 10 win the VIC
tory
The Democrats Of this congressional
district are making strong fight 30 re-
elect Congressman Rover. +. j. Llnney,
a former Democrat is his opponent. lie
has been endorsed by the Republicans
and POpulsts
IS. l.. Mott. epublican-Popuhst can
didate for Solicitor of this district says
in his speeches that the POpulists viii
not support Thomas Settle, the RepubIl
can candidate for Congress In the Fifth
district. Aiott says that the Pops nave
lost faith in settle when he voted against
free silver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

legged train robber. would reach Rich.
mond on the early morning train to-uaS
from Washington, the information was
recnived IN the effect that the prisoner
could NOT have reached Washington
from Cumberland before II o'clock last
nieht. I'm which event he cannot reach
Richmond before $40 o'clock TINS morn
i'm on that train or late Fhis evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
MADE THE TIGERS WORK
CORNELL SCORES A T0UCHD0WN
AGAINST THE CHAMPIONS,
While the Latter Got Only Iwo-Harvsrd
Defeats Williams by 70 score
Of SO to o.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O--Cornells foot
ball team made splendid show to-day
against Princeton.
The Cornell men showed how skillfully
they had been coached 10y Marshall
Newell, the ex-Harvard player, by put
ting up snappy scientific and brilliant
game, and by scoring a touchdown in the
first half. Princeton's eleven played 4
slow. uneven game, and by dint Of the
hardest kind OF work, were only able 10
make two tOuchdOwns, both of which re-
suited In a goal during the seventy min
utes OF actual play AS il was the
Tigers simply won because they had
more strength and weight than the men
from up the State. In buckiug Prince
toms centre the Cornell men showed
great proficiency and also demonstrated
that Riggs, Princeton's crack rush, did
not compare with Ballet OF last years
team. Tne Princeton backs were slow
In starting, did not get into holes quick
enough. and were inclined TO tumble the
ball. The tackiing was too high and the
ends continually Overran the ball. The
game showed tnat Cornell has learned "A
great deal about football, and that she
Is liable 10 make Il interesting for any
team in the country. Tne score was u to
4. when all the critics thought that Prince
ton would roll up at least thirty points
and whlteWash her rival. II was a per-
feet day, and about four thousand per
sons. Including big delegation from Cor
nell. witnessed the game
The Yale and Pennsylvania teams had
representatives on hand 90 watch the
champions play. and they went away
filled with announcement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. s.-Flre In
~ Wholesale and retail furniture store
- Haurv q Whoriey. on north College
o,reef this evening DESTROYED the entire
contents and badly damaged tne oullolng.
80 sgO 900; covered by insurance. TWO
+Ler erms sustained damages aggrs ga ng
Ss o0i Arthur Wallace. foreman, was
nrobably fatally injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-J. Adam Bede,
trritad states Marshal for Minnesota, has
resigned and his resignation has been ac-
cepted. His reasons are sara 70 e,,,isai Dy nnai
work which Is debarred by the Presi-
aant's letter OF 1856.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

LEXINGTON. VA. oct 9.-Special;-. =
,f,er an unusually hot contest Mr.. VIII
liam Alexander Bell. OF New orleans.
= member of the senior law class. was
aionied president OF The inal bali OF the
Washlngton and Lee University COM
mcncenent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

BUDAPEST. Oct. CA terrific explo-
s,on of IRE damp occurred to-day In the
s kD1ne coIIiery. Fifteen dead and twenty
wounded miners have already oeen !,
ss feared that there are still other dead
aad wounded In lhA aAAaa~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

Upper MARLBORO. MD. oct. D.
stephen Williams. the negro who sssault,
ea,s ssssed vas taken from tho county
taH al o'clock this morning and hanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
B.rfLE ON LOWER YALU.
The Chinese Claim 1hatthe japanese Were
Repuised WI.h Heavv Loss.

LONDON, oct. IA dispatch from
Shanghai 10 the Central News SAYS m the
Chinese report that a battle had Desn
fought on the banks OF the lower falu, IN
which the japanese TROOPS. ,,h who bssvy ns1v
losses. IL is added that neither SIDE
claims definite victory. II Is regarded a.
probable that the japanese VIII dcciaIo .I
an effective blockade OF the Gulf or Re-
chilly within the coming week. The as
patch from Tien-Tsin reports large quann- ~
titles Of munitions OF var supptneSh suppl eShetng
forwarded 10 New Chang and Pors
Arthur. German contracts for further
supplies have been concluded.
J.P.sErE AMY or foRIf THOUSAND.
LONDON. Oct D-Ihe stanaara Iia snl'
saving 1900 Japanese troops under com
mand OF Marshal Count Oyama. VINO Was
tempararlly relieved from the duties or
his nosition as Minister OF War; 10 take
command of the Japanese forces IN
corea. have left Hiroshims. The desu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

WASHINGTON. p; C.. Oct. D-Esr
v,ryinta PAR wca ther. east 20 south
winds. slightly warmer In Interior.
k,or Sostn arOIfns. FAR weather. east
"a south winds, no change in sempera-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
SEARCY WILL RETURN TO YA'
Hs ,ases 10 Gems Back Here Nlln0a'
RlQHisiiiOR Papers.
LIVED IN RICHMOND SEVERAL YEARS.
The sn.peo,sd Tral" Eobb'r' 'i i ''''A
u.r,,o states. I,idcno'-H'' o"""-
,ei Advise Hi'" to Return"

.......,.,..., rl. O.t o'-Speciai'
.....,. o..e OF o. j. searcy
....,.. la. rao robbery suspect
s,.o t.. 1,a looked np n '"e 'O'',''
t.u. .n r. rIt since l'.slay '"h
... yo ir court mIs afternoon al .
u.... Tho courthouse vas packed 10
y. .,m.. capacity by large crowd
. sfor were % number I ladles'
-..., ,..,. anxious to obtain glimpse OF
.. .......r -.4roy arrived in the COURT
r..r at O'Clock. and smiled at the
r. t..t a ..lt near the reporters
M whispered to The Times cor
...l... fp fDI tine people IN iIru-
r.f hD would give them a chaA r
.m AND shat hc expected 10 De
l. ..n hrlUf. long. To an inquiry "I
|.. r...s correspondent If he hde eE'i
.. . Richmond. SearCy rephea tha'
I. .Il resided there for several years
$685. AeeyE 10 HgruEN Hgkf.
tf..r "a short consultation Win. his a.
fnt...s. Messis. 1aehmoud and Mftt','.
OH. latter arose and said May il pl'.
tI. Court. We have learned lh'l ''
ir4uI-Ition papers are on u''H "
fI.. .ny iu charge of the sherU. ai y
th4t Governor Brown. Of Mar iaU'. ',..,,,
In thle city GO sign thcm lmnedl"' 1 I
fhtf arrival Ou behalf OF oul ,ntW.d
would ask tnat fhe petition h' h iii ~
H. ha,e' advised our client 90 return ~
Virginia 10 stand trial. and Doc mas "s'
The mdee dismissed tho peiilionl annl arl
Searr. len tho room n'n' hi' ,r,
~ Sheriff Macdonald ana 9"''i'
r1 CHANG ot lHl offl'ffS.
lyh.n Governor Brown learned ...',,.i,
eearcv was willing tO return 90 '-'''',t
"f " ht'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

,-NoXVILLE. IA, oct. D.-At an early
NJ ma morning the house OF silas
hour was destroyed by fire. and Ms
Jones and her two children. boy ana a
Johi J,ni we're cremated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
PROHIBs CALLfNG fOR MONEY.
The State Committe Has sued Beg
GIN LET er-i;"y al led.


NORFOLK. VA. oct. 21.-Speclal.-
Prohibition Executivec Committee or the
State is hard up for money. A circular
letter has been issued In which the com
mlttee stated that out OF the thousands
Of Prohibitionists I'm the State less than
three hundred have given financial aid,
and asks contributions Of from y cents
TO one dollar.
LAD KILLED.
Georgia. the nine-year-old son OF Mr..
George Pollard, prominent business
street wagon while playing ia front OF
his fathers residence, at the corner OF
York and Duke streets tonight, about $
O'Clock with a number of companions.
The little fellow was playing some froi-
licking game when he ran against one
of the horses Of HarrsOn's express. The
animal lunged forward. knocking the boy
down, and one Of the front wheels passed
over his chest, causing his death In ten
minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

Following was the range OF the Their
mon eter at The Times once yesterday
o A. NJ. 62: y NJ -. q T. u. 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
TILE DIffI5S OkdNGF.
Tut the Ball at Ono Time Got Dangerously
Near O'd EH's Line.

ORANGE, Y. j., oct 20-The Orange
Athletic and Yale University football
clubs tried conclusions on the Orange
oval, and Yale proved the victor By a
score Of "a TO o. Yale had her strongest
team out, but Orange, In the first few
minutes OF play had the ball dangerous
" near the Yale line and a touchdown
seemed imminent. Yale braced mp, how
ever and prevented score from being
made. Orange played a hard. uphill
game. one Of her best men being absent
on account OF sprained shoulder. The
llne-up was as follows:
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-09-29

District Of the state OF Idaho, In and for the
| County of Owyhee.
Josephine Maysenholder plaintifY.)
John A. Maysenholder, defendant.
The Sta 2 Of Idaho sends greeting to John
A. Maysenholder, defendant
Yoa are hereby summoned and required 10
appear In IN action brought against YOU by
said pliiniiff. in The said District Court, and
20 answer The com plalnf OF the above named
pl4intlff. I'll q Therein, within ten d we Tex
elusive OF the day Of rvice) after Inc service
ON yOn o. This summons, II served within
this County; or ifserved out Of this COUNTY
but wi hin this Ju ic'rl District, within
twenty days; or II served elsewhere, within
forty day.
The said action is brought to dissolve fhe
bonds Of matrmony. exis ing h. tween you
and plaintiff, on The G ound OF desert on, said
desertion being I'll god TO haze taken Place
on or about Inc 25th day Of Decern Der. 1890.
and 10 have cnntif ueii eyer since Also f,r
the custody of the five minor children Issue
of your marriage with plaintiff and for such
portion OF vOur property, cons sting " ranch
Of 40 acres on Cow ere *, in Owyhee County
Idaho. ms may be eq table aud Just.
And your are hereby notified that II you
fail 10 appea" and answer said com plant as
above required he said plaintiff will apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
District Courf or he Third judicial
Dis riot Of the State OF Idaho. In
lsEAL AID for the County Of Owyhee, |
this 2ith day Of August In the year |
OF our Lord one thousand eight |
hundred and ninefy-four
r. II. LEONARD, JR., Clerk. |
9. NJ. HAYS, attorney for plaintiff,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-09-29

TIE Richmond Times fixnrrs mn the
possible next House Of Repres .ntativ.s
and concludes that it is necessary for
the Democratic party to gain eighty
eight members frnm the North aud
West. 1t says: 1--WE can lose tiiri, :
nine Democrats of those We have nov
In The Southern States and sri b ia
the house," and says further that the
Democratic party has the States of
Kentucky, Indiana, l linois. fopnrc j.
cut California, New Jersey, NV Y,rk
ann Ohio tn draw upon FIR its nrres-
sary qnota 10 enabl- ITO keep its 10 Il
upon legislation. II viii prond',ly get
the congressman from K ntncky, two
or three from the Whit. cap fepio, of
Indiana. 1t viii hardly gel more Than
two or three in Iliiho or Gnnri.rticn
bnt may elect one or two ftrm Caiif,r-
MIA. II will probably FL, 1t on.. Or two
from New Jersey and Two or three
from New York. Bui eighty, ipht ie
number for Tie D morrscv |
to gain in Northern and Western aies
in y ar like this. We Exp CT The
House Of Representatives i'll hr Re-
publican after The An If NJ ,rch by ~
least from twenty -four TO lLiriy-I~D
majority.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-09-29
The Idaho Campaign.
Salt Lake Tribune.)

Salt Lake Tribune)
There is a marked change among :he
voters of Big Lost river, compared wish
two years alb. Tisn apout all IF them
were shreiki0g Popnist doctrine to
such an extent as 10 make il tnnvh on
any Republican who might stray in
there. Now these voters are not 70
boisierous or positive about r,snlis aud
what the country needs. Many have
gone back to The Republican fold and
will vote the straight ticket thisyear
Two years ago J. NJ. Bruner Of Haley
ran on the Republican iick ct for Atror-
ney for that district con. pored Cs-ris,
Gilmore, Logan. Atnrss and Cnrf+,
counties. He WAS BADLY SNOW d under.
being defeated by Barnum, the Demo-
cratic candidate. Brnneris now no for
Judge of that district on the Popnllst
ticket, his opponent being Judge Stack
slayer, nominated by the Democrats aud
tncitly endorsed by the Republicans, in
not putting up a candidate. Brnnrr is
working hard in the fight, and. ontsije
of his abuse of his old party, is doing
good work for the Republicans in talk
Ing protection and otbe: Republican
doctrine. His speeches are helping he |
Republican party far more than they
are aiding the Popnlist party.
While Bruner il sticking to protection
Ill LIZ ~
who is siumpingin Lemhi. Custer and
Alturss, is decd eddy on The free trade
tack. He lately discovered that The
manufacturers are the robbers of the
country, and that free trade will give
u sll the blessings We can ask for.