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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
FELLOWS RECORD is CLEAR.
Governor Flower of New York Dlsmisses
Charges ON That Ground.

Albany. n, r., Dec. 2e.-Governor
Flower has dismissed the charges
against District Attorney Fellows, The
governor says; 1T is clear to me that
the Importance OF the charge that the
district attorney has neglected his duty
In not bringing indicted persons to trial
Is not only wholly improved. but 1t il
actually dlsproved by the evidence"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
sEviRE GALES IN GREAT BRITAIN
Numerous Minor Casualties Reportcd NJ
Sea and Ashore.

London, Dec. "a severe gale has
been blowing since yesterday evening
all over Great Britain. and mail boats
are delayed at all ports. Numerous
minor casualties are reported at sea
and ashore. chimneys have been blown
down everywhere. and In some parts of
England the wind has been blowing
very hard. Several small vessels on the
coast are reported 10 be fiying signals
of distress. The steamer Helen Mar has
been driven ashore on the north coast
OF Ireland and four Of the crew were
drowned
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
OREGON PACIFIC ROAD SOLD.
Bonner 4 sammond OF Missonla Gave
500 600 for It.

Cornelius. Ore. Dec. 22.--The Oregon
Pacific railroad was sold here this ar
ternoon under foreclosure proceedings
brought by the Farmers Loan & Trust
Company OF New York. There was but
one bidder. and the road. which Ii 1t7
miles in length. was knocked down TO
Bonner & sammond. OF Missoula, Mon
tana, for s100.000.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29

New YORK BANKERS WIN Fight Against Its
Enforcement.

Washington. Dec. 22.-Today Jere-
miah Wilson. counsel for John c. Moore.
OF the New York banking firm of Moore
&schley, applied to Judge Cole. of the
equity branch of the supreme court of
the district OF Columbia, for an order
restraining John $. Miller. commits
sioner of internal revenue. from as
scssing and collecting the tax upon his
income. This is only one of number
OF legal attacks which will soon be
made upon the income tax. Each suit
Is based on different grounds.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
photographle Efforts rrustra,ed.

Jamestown. N ". Dec. 2l-The re.
movai of the murdered Mrs. shear
mans eyes for a second Photographic
experiment, has not been rewarded with
success. The eyes are covered with a
film which prevented discernment of
the figure yesterday afternoon. Tha
coroner thinks II the eyes had been
undisturbed photographs could easily
have been taken.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
Killed Win . counllne pin.

Cleveland. Dec. 23.-The coroner Ia In
yestigatlng case that Is likely 70 de-
velop into murder. An unknown man
Was found beside the I.aka Shore track,
ut the foot or Cnas avenue. last night
with hole in his head. which appears
to have been made with coupling PIN
or a cub. There was not even q scrap
of paper about the man which would
lead 10 the discovery OF his identity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29

Berlin. Dec. 22.-vorwar,s today
prints what IL claims to be the new
Russian constitution which the peo-
pies rights party has prepared for Rus
Eia. IL provides for an imperial parlia-
ment and diet for each proince. Each
member Of the imperial parliament IL
10 represent 1000 people and be elected
by universal suffrage. The czar 10 TO
remain suprente head of the state.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
Admitted the Murder.

CAfbondale. ILL.,. Dec. 23.-"Dug'' Hen
derson and Drank Jeffrey were arrested
last night at Cartersville, charged with
the murder of James Towie. They both
confessed to having committed the crime
and are now lodged In jail at Murpheys-
boro. Rotzs4ry was the motive.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29

Wichita. Kans.. Dec. 23.--oliver Jewell
one OF the worst desperadoes In the In
dian country. who was sentenced to be
hanged next Friday for the murder OF
Tom Arnold and his son In the Cherokee
strip. has escaped from the Woodward.
Oklahoma, Jail. Two or three hundred
officers and citizens OF Woodward and
vicinity are out searching for him. but
he will probably get away. as Il is GER
tain that his frieds from the Indian coun-
try aided In his escape.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29

Hanover. Dec. 20.--Herr Leuss, a
member OF the reichstag. was convicted
today Of perjury In denying charges OF
adultery In the divorce proceedings
brought by DIR. Schauts. Herr Leuss
was sentenced to three years penal
aeryitude and Ave years deprivation OF
his civil rights.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29

London. Dec g1-special dispatches
President Caracas. 1t appears. ordered
a crowd OF hungry men and women.
accompanied by many children. to dis
perse. A riot followed which lasted
three hours. during which many people
were killed and injured
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
nnrnea the saloon .

crawfordsville. Ind. Dec. 21.--citi-
zens of New Market 20 the number of
Is marched 20 the New Market saloon
and applied an lneendiary torch. The
building and contents were burned TO
the ground. This Is the second time in
two years that the place has been
burned. the people declaring no saloon
will be tolerated.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29

Pittsburg. Dec. 2o.-The grand jury
late this afternoon returned 1--WE true bills
against George NJ. Irwin. the discre-
tionary pool operator. Irwin Is charged
with being common gambler. keep
ing gambling house and inducing
others 20 gamble.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
A rorger Wanted BADLY.

Racine. Wis. Dec. 23.-Robert Smith.
alias James O'Connor, the notorious for
ger, escaped from the county Jail last
night. The discovery was not made until
this morning. O'connor was well known
to the officers In the large cities as a
clever aIl-round thief, and had done SER
vice at Joliet and waupun. No clue to the
prisoner has been obtained.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
IorI RandoIrh charehlll Is sYorss

Mafseiiles, Dee. 2s.--Lora Randolph
Churchill has become worse since ntH ar
rival here. The symptoms nf Ioxzasaofox
ataxia have appeared. HsvertA@1enA. hn
was determined 10 psuNeeU m London,
and. accompanied by IT, zIfyazziAfzss NE
started for Parts tonight
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29

Amesbury, Maka.. Dee &-The funeral
of The late Judge o. 3. halies. u4u well
known co-iaborer or 2nrrisoa and Whit
tier In the anii-slavery movement. oc~
cnrrea here this affernoen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
Drowned Mhlle skating.

Window. Mimi. Dec 2s.--Paul Paterson
and Andrew Foss. while skating on the
lake today. broke through the ice and
we're drowned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
pEspERADoEs IN AND OFT OF JAZZ
Bill Gay Run 20 Earth by sheriff in
Southern California.

Southern California.
Denver. Dec. 23.--About % months ago
In Meagher county. Montana. Bill Gay
and brother-in-law. Harry Gross, while
resisting arrest ON "a charge Of robbery.
killed Deputy Sheriffs William Raecr and
James Mackey with Winchester rifles. The
murdered men were the bravest OF the
posse Sheriff James o'Marr Of Meagher
county led against the outlaws and over
their graves o'Marr registered vow to
bring their slayers to Justice. That pledge
Is now fulfilled In part. for this evening
at o'clock OMAR lodged Bin Gay, load
ed with shackles, In jail The double
murderer was given into the custody of
Sheriff OMAR a few days ago by Sheriff
Keyes Of San Bernardino county, Calf
fornia. Gay viii be taken back "a
Meaglier county. Montana, tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
mExIcAN.cuATsmALAN EMeRocLlo.
Farms and Ranches ON the Border Abnn-
doned by Settlers.

Oaxaca, Mex. Dec. 2S.-A courier
from the Guatemalan border reports
that there is a much disturbed condition
ON the frontier. that farms and ranches
are being abandoned and the people are
seeking places OF safety from the depre-
dations and crimes that are being con-
stantly committed by the bandits and
outlaws following In the wake OF the
soldiers. The Guatemalan forces are
being strengthened all along the line
and Indians and other natives are being
pressed into military service. The vol
unteer troops OF this state, as of the
states OF Chiapucas. are equipped 20
march to the frontier as soon as war is
declared.
ALARM AT ACAPULCO.
Acapulco, Mex, Dec. 23.-The extend
ed stay in this harbor OF the English
cruisers Satellite and Nymph Is a mat
ter of much speculation as to the plans
of England with regard TO the war spirit
in this part of the Pacific. The most
generally accepted belief is that these
cruisers have some designs for their
government In connection with the pres
ent dispute over the boundary between
Mexico and Guatemala, especially in
view of the uncommunicative policy be-
ing followed by the commanders of the
boats. The probable attitude of the
United States. In the event OF neddling
on the part of England. is also a matter
being industriously discussed in some
quarters. They have been lying idle
here for a month and there is no indi-
cation Of an early departure
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
MGR. sAToLLrs NEW SECRETARY.
Rev. Dr. Booker. a Young American. 10
Take the piase.

New York, Dec. 2l.-Archbishop Sa-
TOLLS new secretary, Rev. DIR. Fred Il.
Booker. Is expected To arrive here today
from Rome. He Is young American.
being a son OF Myron III. Booker. the
editor OF the Albany Press and Knicker-
booker. and one OF the most influential
Journalists In the state. For seven
years DIR. Booker has been rector OF the
North American college at Rome. and
his appointment by the supreme pontiff
and propaganda as member of the
apostolic delegation at Washington.
vice Rev. Avon Papi. resigned. and
which carries with Il the secretaryship
to the delegation, is regarded in catho-
lie circles as another manifestation of
the pope's regard for America and
Americans. The outgoing secretary Is
an Italian.
ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
New York. Dec. 2l.--Although no on
cial announcement has yet been put out.
the fact has become known that the
executive committee of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Society of America
has decided TO issue call for an inter
national convention TO be held in this
city in August next. Several meetings
OF the committee have already been
held. and the refusal of Madison Square
Garden for two weeks OF the month In
question has been obtained. Every
country on the globe is expected 10 be
represented. and II IL thought that the
pope may manifest his special approval
of the gathering and Its objects by send
ing a fraternal delegation from the
vatican
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
BuRcLARlous PLOTS EXPOSED.
Plans 10 Rob the Boise National Bank
and Other Institutions


Boise. Dec. 22.-J. w. IIiff. indicted for
forging Attorney General Parsons
name 10 several bank checks. has Civ
en- Chief of Police Shellworth a sensa-
tional story. which was at first doubted,
but which, upon investigation. seems
the embodiment of truth. Ilift said a
gang OF men came to Boise n short
time ago for the purpose of robbing the
Boise National bank OF this city. and
probably doing other work In that line.
and that some of them are still here.
lin gave the names OF the men. FIe
said that one Oakley. notorious
eracksman. was among them. He also
implicated a Boise man. whose name
the chief refuses to divulge. The gang
gave their plans to Illff. according 10
the story, and asked him 90 join them
In the venture. He refused. SO he said,
on account OF hts family being here.
The chief says from facts subsequently,
brought 20 light he has reason 20 be
lIeve Iiif's story.
KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
A man was struck by the Union Pa
cific train. near Huntington. yesterday.
and instantly killed He was mutiiated
beyond recognition. but the inquest
developed the fact that his name was
Hoyt ana that he was prospector
He was almost totally deaf. The rail-
road was cxonerated from all blame.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-29
ARMIsTIcE PROBABLE.

Washington. Dec. 22.--Now that Chi
ma has appointed commissioners 10 80
to japan TO negotiate for peace. Il is
probable that the latter country will
appoint commissioners to meet them.
Il Is believed here that Matsu. minister
of foreign affairs. will be Japan's Chi
nese representative. An armlstice will
likely be declared pending peace nego-
tlations.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
THURSDAY.
OCT. II, 1894.
LOSSES OF WORKINGMEN.
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS DEPLETED
UNDER DEMOCRATIC RULE.

THE DEMOCRATIC sUPERINTENDENT's REPORT
MONEY DRAWN OFT THAN DEPOSITED.
v,on rrE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE rRrBUNuI
Albany Oct. 1O.-The last report OF Charles
~ Preston the Democratic Superintendent or
the Banking Department, just made public. in
relation TO the savings banks of the State. and
describing in detail their financial condition
upon July l. 1894 reveals the remarkably de-
pressing effect Of the coming into power OF
Democratic National Administration upon the
Industries of this state. There Is no better way
Of judging Of the prosperity Of the workingmen
OF the State than through the savings-pank de-
posts for these banks their treasure-houses
for their spare funds II the total deposits OF the
savings banks increase, if a major part OF the IN
terest paid upon the deposits is permitted 10 re-
main in the banks. then the pubic can justly
infer that the workngmen Of the State are en-
pIoyed at remunerative wages. ana are laying
by funds for their support in their old age, H. On
the other hand. the total amount OF the deposits
remains stationary or nearly So ana iarse
portion of the interest on ne deposits Is WIFI
drawn then the people OF the State can be as
sured that thousands OF workingmen are out or
employment. or are employed at rates OF wages
which do not permit them to make much saw
ingS ~
The years of the Administration OF President
Harrison years when me Workingmeh oi
this State received good wages. if the savings
bank deposits are any guide in judging OF such
"A matter. A brief examination OF the savings
bank statistics shows Unmistakably THIS tact
General Harrison was elected In November ls8S
bur did not come into office until March 4. 1889
Upon January /. 1889. when President Cleveland
was still in office. there was due the SAVINGS
bank depositors the sum s52367I.5l5. General
Harrison's Administration. in its effect upon the
sa vim gs- bank deposits. can be judged or in the
totals given below showing the total amount
due the deposiors in the savings banks upon
the first day Of January In the years 1890. 1881,
1892 and 1893. in contrast with 1894, TIE hrst
Cleveland year:
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
HlRr,BD COLLEGE APPOINTMENT

Boston Oct 10 AT meeting OF the Board OF
Overseers OF Harvard College. held today. ii was
voted to concur with the president and fellows In
their votes appointing the following proctors Tor one
wear from September l. 1894 Reginald Aldworth
Dalv A NJ. William Preston Few. \. NJ; Everett
p,s.oo Carey Il; s George Davis Chase \. b;
rrapponting as proctor for one year from Septem-
ber l. 1894 Sydney Calvert, A NJ. appointing IN"
following committee the regulation OF athletic
suorts for one year from september !, lS9i: Three
members Of the faculty. James Barr Ames, y NJ,
ILL., b. George Alonzo Bartlett a. VI. William
,,.,rts p,vis N e three graduates William x
Iionurr \ d. Perry Davis Trafford. 4. L.. Edward
IIicklug Bradford. VI. D.; appointing Phlip =.
Nnyom ID D. preacher to the university for one
Year from September /. 1894: George Pierce Baker.
4 b. A member ~ the Administrative Board OF
Harvard College for year from september |.
Sgl. appointing members VI the University Coun-
oil Alexander Agassiz, Ill" d.. Benjamin Lincoln
Is.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
rRypr.scrrs AssALANr HELD FOR TRIAL

Slmuc! Trybusch. the news dealer who keeps a
news stand Ar PARK Row and Muberry-st.. who's"
wife was a IeXow Committee witness and who de-
cIrss that the police induced Martin Iealy 70 as
sault him on Monday last appeared In the Tombs
Police Court yesterday 10 prosecute his assllant
Trybusch aid th.t h. llu'; want 10 prosecute the
case but he managed to repeat his statement Of
Mondav. thai after Uoa!y had struck him AMI had
been arrested there were mysterious whspernss
amon; tho police.
Unnlv denied TryhuSchs story and said that he
was drunk and staggered into TryDuschs stand
Then Trybusch struck him ami he struck back
II,l,v wa held In $500 bail for trial
TrybuSch told = reporter that Yesterday strange
man went up 20 his eight-year old son and said;
Tell YOUR father not - appear IN the Tombs to-
morrow" He thinks this means threat lie re-
fused - repeat this statement u Justice Martin
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

amid NOR laughter; 80 came away and reported
him at the station house and the sergeant al the
desk told call next evening at o'clock
didn't call. because | tired out all the next
day. looking for work l again resting on the
steps OF my home. when two policemen one OF
them named Barry rushed at and told to
get out OF there, and | said | had right TO be
there. Then Barry rushed me and calling me
a vile name wanted TO know why | reported his
partner for stealing 80 cents and before | could
say anything the two OF them pounded me
BEATEN BY MORE OFFICERS
81 ran after another officer to ask the numbers
Of these two fellows. and he began to pound me.
too because still persisted in saying that Truro,
or whatever his name is. had taken my 80 cents.
Then | started for the station house In Eighty
eighth-st to report the matter. and the three of
them followed me. ana between Ninety third and
Nincty-fourth SITS, in Third-ave they all
menced TO punch me and then arrested me. The
next day was brought before Judge Burke. and
he absolutely refused to listen to anything of my
story being robbed of 80 cents by the police
man He fined me S.. and told me the next time
he would give me three months. | thought it all
queer"
The simple. half-dazed way in which the witness
said this made everybody laugh although Mr..
Kelly didn't seem to think it laughing mat
ter at all.
Vernon II. Brown. who said that he has been
agent of the Cunard steamship Company for four
teen years and is still acting in that capacity.
was next called to the stand. Mr. Gon had ar
rived by this time. and Mr. Moss took his seat
and the nquistor-in-chef took Mr.. Brown IN
hand.
You are busy man. Mr.. Brown" said Mr. Gon.
land therefore ] DO not wish detain YOU long.
Will ask YOU merely If your company has paid
the police for any services rendered 10y them to
the company?
VERNON H. BROWN PAID
yes sir" was the reply; "the only payment
that has been made $40 week 10 the
officer in charge Of our pier has been the Gus
tom for a great many years
Q-HaVe YOU entered these various police pay
ments upon the books of the company? A-No
special entry has been made; il has been charged
10 our regular labor account
Q-Tel me. according to your knowledge whether
or not IL has been the custom OF the various steam
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
UNITED STATES GRiND JTRORS SWORy IN.

The United states Grand Jury for the October
term sworn In yesterday before Judge Bene-
dict in the United States Circuit Court The fore-
man is Harvey r. Fisk. banker. OF No. 81 Nassau
St The other iurymen are W. /. Kennedy, broker.
No II NeN-st.. Alexander l.. Powell confectiOner,
No l52 Charles-s.; Alfred knubers, vce-president,
No. j2 Broadway; g. " Thurford. coal. No "a
= lSeayerst. {. l.. Belle, showcases. No. 45 West
Broadway: W. NJ; Beekman, jr, No. 800 Park-ave.: d:
Max Bacharach. real estate. No 2lo East Eign,y-
seVenth-st.: W. H. Barnes. bricks. No $50 West
Thirtiethsi. &. T.. Fisk. chairs. No Az Pearl-st;
6. *. Addison. mouldings, No l?l Elm ST. James NJ.
brennan. broker. No % Pine-st; W J. l.. Davida
engineer No 2s East Ninety third-st: otto Bousks.
inspector No. 3ss Flfth-ave.; Rudolph Brander.
dycing No. 100 Fu.ton-st &. Il. Brakeman. broker,
No lU7 Front-st.: James Mclean metals No. II
Cliff-st: benjamin Griffin glass No. SO Charesst.
+. IL. Riggs No. 3 Broad-st.: W. II. Barber. in
surance No. 3S Park Row, and Henry Clay Elliott.
manager No. "a Cliff-st
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
UESTERN UNIONS PROFITS REDUCED.

nr,-rpEvDs DID NOT SUFFER. HowEvER-rHS
OLD BOARD OF DIRECTORS REFLECTED
er-o1 MILES or NEW WIRE STRUNG.
The annual meeting OF the Western Union Teie'
eraph Company was held Yesterday and the en-
tire board Of directors was rejected. The report
sor the year ending June 20, ls9i shows that as
compared with 1893 there was decrease in the
revenues o. S3l25.7s7. There reduction In
the expenses OF ST. 80 35. leaving the ret prohts
lower by S7OS735 than in the previous year
small surplus was earned over all charges IN
Guiding dividends at the former rate There was
an increase in the bonded debt OF s5.Sll
Among the remarks which President Eckert
made in his report We're:
There have been constructed during the year
over 800 miles OF new pole line and nearly Z.VN
miles OF new Nire but lines taken down reduced
the net increase OF pole line to 30 niles. While tne
net Increase OF wire reduced TO 2l5S miles
More than half Of this is COPPER The cost ior or
s;57 02l g. and an expenditure OF S57l256 in com
p!etins the enlargement ana re'n3aehg hn OF naid st
companys building at Chicago has beeh ps,u par,
parity out of the surplus OF thu year and partly
OF the proceeds derived from the sale o, some
OF the company's securities which III me pplf'ioh %
of the management, could be more prontao'y IN
vested in the extension OF the lines into new terri
tory and the erection OF additional wires needea
10 carry out our contracts with the railroad
companies and to meet the future requirements
The average toll per message was 3o5 cents and
cost per message is due To the general depression
of business and the impractcabity OF reducing ex
arl that would provide for the proper handling or
the messages. The largest amount expended during
the wear was for wages Ii found possible 10 50
arrange the hours OF duty of the employees OF the
company al the larger offices ~ TO give each one
fair share OF the reduced work at command, without
materially reducing the number employed The ju-
dlcious expenditures tha, have been made upon the
lines for nany years past. and the continual sub
stitution OF copper for iron trunk routes.
have kept the entire system up TO the highest stand
arl of efficiency.
While We have not added materially 10 our surplus
during the fiscal year. think the stockholders may.
IN view OF the commercial distress through which we
have pas sed congratulate themselves the main
tcnlnce OF the usual dividend of per cent I'm addi-
tiOn 10 the proper care Of the plant Since the ex-
prAtiOn ~ the fiscal the system of the Ameri
can Rapid Telegraph Company. which comprised
mics Of poles and 2031O miles or wire, extending
east 10 Boston. south TO Washington and west 10
Chicago. has been purchased for $50 900 in Western
Mon stock par. The company has also purchased
the close Of the fiscal year loOo miles or cop
peg wire. which Will be erected before January !
important trunk routes.