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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
The HeraId for soe. and BE.

The Salt Lake Herald has added to
and strengthened Its service in all de-
partments, and is now publishing a
newspaper which has no superior in
the Rocky Mountains. 1t is reaching
ont for business and with the purpose
Of increasing the circle Of its acquain-
lance, is offering the daily for period
Of 80 days, from Oct 9Th to Nov. 9th,
al the following unprecedented figures:
For clubs having not more than 10
nor less than members, 80 cents
each member; for clubs Of more than
10, 80 cents for 10 members and %
cents each for additional members;
no club TO have fewer than 5 members.
The Herald desires TO have the name
and address OF each subscriber sent
in with the cash.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
THE LATEST or TIRE WEEK

straight ticket.
Special Land Agent Denehy has
gone to BannOck county.
Fremont county is beginning to
warm up on the county seat question.
South Dakota had severe SNOW
storm last Sunday.
Immigration is pouring into the
country on the West Side.
J. Ed Smith, OF Idaho Falls Is
making Populist speeches in Ada
county.
Capt. Gum, Popullst candidate for
congress, will speak in BIackfoot on
the evening OF the 18th inst
Full and complete line OF ladies.
gents and chlldren's underwear at the
lowest cash prices. II will pay Won
to see them at Bunting's.
Hon. Ed Helfrich, sterling Demo.
crat, will be the next State Senator
from Elmov county.
Elmore county will go Democratic
on the State ticket and will elect a
solid Democratic county ticket.
Elmore couuty contributed patient
70 the asylum Sunday last.
President Cleveland has agreed TO
act as an arbitrator 10 the settlement
Of a difficulty between Brazil and
Argentine
Japanese women are praying for
victory for their marching army
against the Chinese.
WASrED--horscs and cattle to pas.
ture. Good pasture, Rates reasonable.
Apply TO Robert Maekie.
Hon Joe Rich made a splendid
campaign speech at Pocatello satur.
day night Joe Is gaining rapidly and
bis election As distric, attorney. is be.
ing generally conceded all along the
lines.
Thomas Birch has been appointed
postmaster At MILFORD, vice b. W.
Mayoock resigned
Mrs Wright took her son Hamilton
10 Salt Lake, Sunday morning to have
his eyes treated.
The Republican campaign speakers
arc pouring hot shot in the camps in
North Idaho. Their big guns are all
up that way.
Canyon county Democrats have
nominated Capt J. +. SteArns for
sheriff and ?. G. Mock, editor Of the
Nampa Leader for clerk.
L. Newman, proprietor of the One
Price Barber Shop, will cut your hair
for 30 cents. shave you for 5 cents
sharpen your razor for IS cents, cut
your childrcn's hair for 20 cents, aud
guarantee all work TO be tirstclass.
Bear Lake is unquestionably Demo
cratic 80 the best informed Bear
Lakers tell as an open secret
The best informed put the Populisi
vote 10 Bingham county at less than
$50 votes. That number won't elect
anybody.
shiloh's cure Is sold on a guarantee
II cures incipien: consumption. 1t is
the best cough cure, only one cent a
dose. 25c., soc, and 81. sold by Ben
II. Fernish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

Good The undersigned has good
PASTURE pasture for horses or cattle.
Parties having these animals TO pas
tnre will be accommodated at reason.
able rates. For terms apply to
L. NJ. Caps.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
The,wOmen in Politics.

The campaign in Colorado is chiefly
interesting by reason of the fact that
the women of the State are to vote
this year for the first time at a general
election. 1t is impossible to predict
the result Of the Introduction of this
new political force, or to estimate the
relative degrees OF advantage that
will be derived from it by the differ
emit parties, each one of which has
nominated a woman for State office.
In Arapahoe County, which includes
the City OF Denver and which casts
about one. fourth OF the total vote of
the State, 10000 women have regis
tered are taking quits an active part
in the contest. These women are in
large part the wives of bankers, mer-
chants and professional men-the ele-
ment that controls and adjusts social
affairs, and converses and promotes
moral interests. Politics is the fashion
in a sense, and the women find cleo
pioneering an interesting way to spend
their time. This does not imply that
that deal with the matter in a frivo-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
BucIclin,s Arnfca 6nlre.

The Dest Salye in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, Price rs cents per box.
For sale by Behle & Son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

"ueh VIC went 10 press last week, re-
suited IN Jury verdict Of acquittal.
The Republicans have advertised a
Dig rally at Boise on the 18th inst.
They will blast the stage horn and
blow the trumpet Ia the mean time
the Democrats will be making votes
among the "brethren.
shiloh's Cure, the great Cough Cure,
Is in great demand. Pocket size con-
tains 25 doses only 25c. Children
love it. Sold by Ben Fernish druggist.
The Prohlbitionists have placed a
State ticket in the field, but they are
not making much ado about electing
It,
karl's Clover root, the great blood
purifier gives freshness and cleaIness
to the complexion and cures constipa-
ton, 25 cts, so cts, 81. sold by Ben
II. Fernish, Druggist.
Ex-Governor Curtin of Pennsylvania,
and DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes, two
Of the country's noted men died on
the 7th inst.
Three land proofs were made In
the land Office by Rexburg parties
Monday morning. The same parties
filed on their land on the same day
nearly seven years ago.
On our bargain counter: Suspend
ers 2 pars for 25c Others at l5c. and
25e., worth double the money; lot
Of knitting yarn 10 close at Soc. per
pound. Lot OF ladies cotton hose TO
close at cost. q. Bunting g. Co.
Cassia county is surely in the Dem
ocratic ranks. Stoddard will beat
Ramsey badly for State Auditor IN
that county.
Bulge Bros, Of Bear Lake county,
are both candidates for Office, one for
district attorney and the other for
sheriff One may be elected but it
will not be the district attorney. Joe
Rich is as sure OF that Office as 5
cents is for a ride Of one mile on the
Union Pacific.
Our line Of goods in all depart
menis is now nearly completed, dry
good, hats caps, fascinators, boots and
shoes, overshoes, groceries, hardware,
etc, etc II is impossible TO name and
give you prices on all the different
goods we carry. Call and see them,
examine and get prices, then compare
with Others and you win end us 10
per cent below any other house in the
country, we meyer misrepresent, any.
thing not as We represented you can
return and get your money back. A
FAN AND SQUARE DEAL is our motto.
c. Bunting & Go.
The populist party Of Custer coun-
" met in convention at Houston and
nominated the following ticket:
State Senator ....... Jas. Hanrahan
Representatives, John ]. Mccarthy,
............. Mellin S. Hicks
Sheriff. -. William Z. Hanna
Assessor. .............J John Kirk
Auditor aud Recorder, Geo. 4. Reyes
Probate Judge. =. Amos X. zeigler
Treasurer ..........A. j. Pierce
Commissioners, John johnson
............ Joseph II. PitzeI
.............J james TurnbulI
Coroner. .......J Joseph L. Elberts
Surveyor ........A Abel s. CotteI
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

lous manner; on the contrary, they
are represented to be very much 10
earnest, and TO manifest due realiza.
Of the importance and the RESPONSE
bility Of political service, as well as a
surprising familiarity with political
issues and conditions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

ChIldren's shoes SOC. 75c and ] 90.
Call and examine them. We are head
quarters for low prices on all kinks OF
shoes. C. Bunting & Co.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
M1sCELIANEOus.

A gigantic ice combine has been formed in
New York and Brooklyn 10y Ice manufactur-
ers, and "A series of jumps in the price Of the
commodity is expected.
A big forest fire is rigging two miles this
side Of Fond du Lac, Wis, and is making
rapid progress before strong wind.
Attorney-General Moloney, OF Illinois,
denied that he had ordered the sugar trust
TO keep its goods out of Illinois.
Judge j. W. q. Smith, of Stanton, Va, a
well-known jurtist, committed suicide by
shooting. No cause is assigned.
Joseph II. Choate was chosen president ol
the New York State Constitutional Conven.
ton, In session at Albany.
The secret service Office at Chicago has be.
gun the seizure of all imitation medals and
diplomas of Worlds idir awards held by ex
Libitors.
+. 4. Coffin, one Of the defendants in the
Indianapolis National Bank trial, who in
formed the judge Of jurors willingness tC
hang the jury for money, Is receiving anony
nous threats TO take his life.
Application was made in the courts ut Bos
ton for permission TO Issue II 500, 900 Of Ger
tilcatcs 10y the receiver Of the New York anC
New England road. II allowed, the proceeds
will be used TO pay of the more immcdiat.
obligations of the company.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
THE SANDERS ARMY CAPTURED.
The Colorado Train Stealers in the Hands
of Marshals,

General" Sanders and his industrial army
after an exciting trip of 2li miles eastward
from Pueblo, Col, on u stolen train. have
surrendered TO the United States authorities.
The men had met and built tracks around
two obstructiens when they reached third ut
Chiyington. Col. When the wreck train ar
rived Sanders signincd his willingness to help
in removing the ears thrown across the
track. and i'll adriz2ling rain the commander
and his mea worked for three or four hours.
The obstruction removed Sanders cody
siSnaled "all aboard" and forcing the wora
tain before him, proceeded on his way with
his original train.
Meanwhile special bearing the deputy
United States Marshals had been racing
westward and Sanders train was met at this
place Sanders asked for u conference. which
was granted. The result was that Sanders
returned to his men and after a parlcy the
men decided 10 peaceably surrender. The
entire delegation was taken east 10 answer to
the charge Of obstructing the mails. This
movement will bring them nearer Washington
they think.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
CRIMES AND PENALTIES.

William d. Lohman, eN-cashier OF the
Brooklyn excise department, who was re-
,ently brought back from Toronto, was SEN
fenced Ivy Judge Moore TO imprisonment In
Sing Sing for seven years and four months.
Charles X. Davidson, who claims TO have
been driven to robbery by hunger, was shot
twice and dangerously wounded when try
Ing to burglarlze Riveryiew Military acad-
emy at poughkccpsic, n. y.
sheriff Hans Z. Rector, Of Marshall, s. c.,
while riding home Monday night, was shot
from ambush and instantly killed. A man
named George Roberts and his brother are
suspected.
A st. Paul, Mimi, poet attempted to settle
bis board bill with the Auditorium hotel by
an offer of spring poetry. He soon found his
way TO the dttention hospital.
Ex-Statc Representative King and Constable
Franklin were arrested at Galesville, Tex,
for completely in the lynching OF Ed. Cash a
few weeks ago.
While resisting arrest, George Kennedy,
aged 20. Of ~. Louis was shot and instantly
killed 10y Sergeant OF Police woodlock.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
AT A STANDSTILL.
Business OF the Week Shows Little I'm.
proyement


X. q. Dun Co.'S Weekly Review OF
Trade" New York. says: The strike. bo,in "a
nave serious, though II is assumed only /,
temporary, effect. The number of works do.
pending upon btuminous coal or coke fo,
mel Is large, and quite number of them
nave Already been compelled 10 stop opera.
tons. The proportion is larger in The iron
ana steel manufacture than any other busi.
ness. Some railroads in the Wcst are em.
Dafrassed, ana textile works Of some impor.
tahce must close soon unless the strike
ceases. '"
The movement Of so-called armies OF Inem.
ployed ON Wa ashlngton has caused little ey.
cltement and Is less important or sipniacant
thah the outward movement of specie. which
shows shrinking foreign demand for nrn.
ducts and further withdrawal of forai-,,
capital. '''' =
Inc capacity Of iron furnaces I'm blast Nav
was no ,2lO tons, a decrease of l6.5I2 tons
during Aprll. but the Iron Age" has tele-
Sraphlc reports OF stoppn:r ~ other furnaces
having u capacity of 25,Ogl tons incInJin,,
some expected to stop this weoE which
would mean decrease of about one-third
III product since April /. Prices of finished
products are fully maintained nnd MANY
Kinds have advanced u little, but II Is noticed
that the demand is not IA large as expecteJ
ana whiie an early termination of the strike,
- y nopcu Ior' the appointment OF committees
70 negotiate regarding wages for the coming
year brings attention tc the fact that exs,in5
conditions do not favor any advance in nricas
or In cost of production. P'''''
Is striking evidence OF tho general
want OF confidence that there Is 80 little snec.
nlation while money is abundant almost be-
yond precedent. "''''''' o'-
for the past week the failures hayo been
2O6 IN the United States against 2j7 lnst vcar
ana ~ IN Canada, against 20 last yrar Fom,,
bank failures are in 'luded.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17

Texas is going into the culture of
rice ON an extensive scale, announces
the Boston Cultivator. There are To-
calities near the Gulf of Mexico which
are well adapted to this crop. Large
elevators have been built for storing
rice and mills for cleansing it from
impurities. The Government has de-
cided to issue special monthly
bulletin RS to the condition and pros
poets of the rice crop. 1t is to be
hoped, adds the Cultlvator, that this
bulletin will not hc SO misleading ms
nave been many OF the Government
bulletins regarding wheat and otber
crops.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
DIED FROM STARVATION
Terrible Fate OF American Prosp.,
in Mexican Mountains.


Francis Murphy. an American engine,
mining man, returning 10 San Franoisco n
Mazatlan, Mex, states that he was uss,v
OF a searching party that left Durango. ~
1--WE weeks ago TO find the Whereabouts -
l.. Denton, G. =. Hall, Frank Turn.lI
Americans. and two Mexican guides Il
started from Salto, State OF Durango
prospecting and hunting expedition int II
Sierra Madre mountains.
The men mentioned left Denver III
months ago in company with Mr.. Freerj
who Is reported to belong in st. Louis n
two New York gentlemen. The latter ,hJ
together with an Iudian guide and 81
Mexicans. arrived back at Salto Just -
the expedition was sent in search OF NJ
companions. in half starved and badly =
up condition. They reported that they =
run short Of provisions in the mounl,s,
lost their way and became separated n,
Denton. Hall and Turnstall and the bala,'
Of their party.
A relief party was Immediately organs.
Murphy, two American miners and a NUM-
OF Mexicans constituting the searchers. I,
rayinc nearly forty miles from Salto par
acamping outfit belonging TO the miss
men was discovered A blind trail was
lowed for 10 miles over the most ragged !
inhospitable region Of the mountains.
one point pole had been driven into
ground. TO which had been fastened Il
shirt. A piece OF paper on which was phi
ed with pencil the words "0ut Of =
visions; no water; have struck out for thei
Of this canyon"
Five miles in westerly direction r.
this signal the bodies Of Denton and |
were found lying on their backs. Sew,
camp utensils. Winchester rifle and M
ber Of cartridges were scattered about
spot. The bodies were partly deyoured
coyotes, hut were easily identified.
clothing had nearly all been torn from III
body. Denton's remains were badly dsal
ed. The remains Of the two men were bu
with solemn ceremonies, and "a mounC
stones raised over them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
CoxEY'S ARMY MOVES AGAIN.
The Health Authorities Compel 1t to
Leave Washincton,

The CoSey Army of the Commonwea of
Christ evacuated Washington and went to
the famous Spa Springs, near the historic
dueling ground at Bladensburg, just over the
Maryland line. The health authorities
would not permit them 10 remain longer in
their camp on the old sewer canal, and no
other camp could he had in the district.
The army was informed that il NUT move
by Browne, who made one OF his violent
speeches, referring TO the "martyrdom of tho
Chicago Anarchists and suggesting as a
reason why the Commonwealers should
peacefully acquiesce in the tyrannical dictate
that II they remained in the city some police
camp and then have them arrested us Anar-
chists.
William Welsler, member of tho army
who joined at Haggerstown, was drowned.
While bathing in the Potomac, he was seized
with cramps. He was about so years old.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
LATER NEWS NOTES.


Gen. Andre Aveline Caberes has been elect.
ed President Of Peru. He was president from
1886 to 1890.
Late Wednesday night n cyclone struck the
town OF Quanah. in the Texas panhandle,
wrecking 20 buildings and injuring many
persons.
At st. Petersburg the Russian police have
discovered vast Nihilst conspiracy. One
hundred people have already been arrested
in connection with the plot.
Fire bugs set fire to the barn OF John Dun
stan, Mt Red jacket. Mich. and 10 business
houses wentup in flames. Loss $4,000.
Charles ID. wolcott. OF New York, has been
appointed by President Cleveland, director
OF the Geological Survey, vice John w.Powell
resigned.
Mr.. Gladstones weakness. as the result OF
o recent cold. ia increasing. and he is con-
stantly under the care Of physician.
New York and Chicago labor organizations
have purchased $500 acres OF fruit lands in
California for colonization purposes.
AT Hull, England, the Kingston Mills, q
large cotton spinning company, has failed.
Unsecured liabilities are estimated at $780,
BOO.
State Superintendent Of Insurance Durfee
Of Illinois. has revoked the license OF the
United States Mutual Accident Association Of
New York
The girl wife Of Francesca Pelu. the
italian Apnrahfgt Ia, ,.-ae r,,npslx, capsap,al
to ten years Imprisonment In London died
In an infrmary yesterday.
The entire fleet Of transatlantic steam.
ships owned by the International Steamship
Company has been mortgaged for 20. .O0O. 900,
the money TO be used in improving the ser.
vice.
The Northern express, a through Illinois
Central passenger train. was wrecked at
Buckley, ILL.,, through the train breaking in
two. The engineer, Samuel Edgcrly, was
killed.
Mrs. A. i. Areson. who. for the past two
Years was the proprictrcss OF the Madison
House at Roslyn, ILL.,, committed suicide 10y
Jumping from a second story TO the ground.
At Paris experts have testified that the
Lebaudy drafts, which were supposed TO
have been forged by Count Ellie De Talley-
rand-Perigard, were not forgeries, and that
they were Max Lcbaudy's own signature.
The Post onice Department has sent to ali
railway mail service employees circulars call
ing attention TO the postal regulations re-
quiring postal clerks to accept all prepaid
mail matter offered them at their cars and to
forward II TO its destination.
Receiving Teller Edward b. Hille.ist. OF
the Fourth National Bank Of ST. Louis. sur
rendered voluntarily Saturday on a charge of
embezzlement of $4,000.
Miss Carrie Plumb, widow OF the late
Senator Plumb, Of Kansas has made charges
Of sharp practice against Calvin Hood, her
late husbands partner for years and who is
an avovel candidate for United States
senator. The matter grows out of n suit
against Hood for an accounting of her hus-
bands estate.
The imports of dry goods at the port OF
New York for this week were II, ,2l3.0O0. and
the amount marketed ~ ,310.5s3. For the
corresponding week Of 1893, the imports were
s2, 100, ,2l1 and the amount marketed 81 i.s73,-
7I9
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17

William II. Mills, of San Francisco,
has in his library two books written
by John Wesley, in which he says the
founder of Nletaodism put forth the
theory OF evciution. These BOOKS are
entitled, Wesley Philosophy" and
were printed in New Yor,, in 1923, by
Nilsson Il Bangs. In these books, ac.
9 riding 20 the -Chip.s, u'::,a5r, ele
many passages asserting Ia .ne strong,
,st terms that there is unity in ere,
alton, and controyerting the theory OF
special creation.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
THE BOYCOTT AS A LAST RESORT.
Chief Arthur Makes a Public Address.

Al the session OF the convention of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers. at st.
Paul, which was an open one. addresses were
made by Archbishop Ireland and Grand
Chief Arthur. The last named reviewed the
present condition OF the country financially
at considerable length, concluding with the
statement that the aggressive civilization OF
to-day will adjust present social conditions
and solve financial problems. He favored
the State Arbitration of labor disputes. As
a last resort, in cases OF trouble between em-
ployers and employees, he advocated the use
OF the boycott, but only as u last resort,
The records of the order show that claims
amounting TO si,72l ,S59,61 have been paid 10
widows and orphans OF deceased members
since the organization In 1887. There are
now 525 subdivisions, with a membership Of
$4,000.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17

"One hundred years ago" saws n
Bostonian in the Washington Post,
"Benjamln Franklin left fund of
$1,000, which he directed should he
put at interest aud left to accumulate
Tor century. When that time had
come round, according to the direc-
lions OF the splendid old philanthropy
ISL, half OF the money thus accumu-
lated should go TO some good public
purpose for the benefit of the people
OF Boston. The other half was 10 be
put aside, rs in the first case, for an
other century, at tho end of which
time the State and city should be
equal partners in the fund. Now.
arising from that $1,000 there is An
aggregate of something near S70O, OOO
half of which the trustees will use TO
build and equip an industrial training
school, one of the best uses TO which
the money can be put, and one which
Franklin would surely approve if he
were living now. The Board of Alder.
men and three ministers of the Oldest
religious societies in Boston are the
trustees"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17

II is interesting TO note how close
the inventors of patent medicines and
patent foods follow upon the heels of
medical discovery. What the regular
physicians are telling their private
patients or discussing in medical pub
lications, the patent medicine men of
the progressive so.! are preaching to
the public through II thousand aIyertls.
ing channels
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-17
FLOOD IN MONTANA.
An Irrigation Dam Bursts, Devastating
Many Ranches Is, low.

Near Lima, Mont, the Lima dam broke
and its body OF water surged down Red Rock
river valley at u terrific rate, sweeping every
thing hclor II. As soon as the break was
discovered men on horseback hustenod down
the river TO warn the ranchcrs, but almost
every man along the hottoms lost everything.
Houses, barns, fences, hay-tarks and all
kinds of stock were carried away
The railroud companies scnt a special train
to warn the people between Lima and Dillon
and have sent out a largo force OF men to
the scene of the flood. The track Is
washed ont between here and Dillon In many
places, ana the damage will figure high. The
water after leaving the dam had u clean
sweep through wrll-settlcd country for over
60 mies,ani many families are without shelter
or food