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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-02-24
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No. 2W,
assusI1sHrp xer1ey a,
UNITED STATES LAM o.~V
HALEY, Idaho, Septembsc
r: N1tiee = hereby given that An
.p;n shsihsaaoe, Lewis G. DollarhiS.a I
~ rmanxnam ana Albert griffith NJ. hsS
I 9d.in .%1aress is ketchum, Alturrasoe NJ.
!oano territory, have this dsr :; couaS
linear fset Of do tbe patent for fifteen SS,4
"EAST SIDE.
lode, NINE or vein, bear,r.
surface ground six hundred ,salena, sm
situated in Little Smoky n ~ neet In vida
county OF Alturas and terr;tn.ng dsrr
and designated by the field 10Y OF ld,Ss
cial plat on file in this office" ~ and q
nitSy,ssven. said lot No. 81 be Ss .oi numb
Beginning at the discovery
thence north 40 So 40" ws.. s'a y! runni,.
point on north end of c]s;ns. 10 feet a.:
49o 45 west 2O2 feet to east sids , G;nence tod
lode TO post set in earth and ..a ne u 'Scon
corner No. l: thence north lo Sto ne mound
feet to northeast corner of 90; 40 east 81
IN earth and stone mound can, post n
thence south 40 59' 10" ess uo aln No. 3
cending and Quarterinp t;1i". ~ feet ~
l3O feet descending on Warn sue to ridn
side to southeast corner Of niS1prlnEcsS
in earth and stone mound eaalm, post ~
thence south 400 As. west Iss 't4rner No.
ing small ridge 655 feet on Io,, .Iet, ascend.
side to southwest corner of c,o;n along hiN
IN earth and stone monnd anu, Post n
thence north $50 Isl west 40 te oUIner No. l.
;~e hy5,s; a. deet, descending and on.a
n ing n,.is M on Little Smoky side ir 1sts
E ;nta. 20. OF survey No. 6lO iS, x': =
in.ersect corner No. 8 of survey ~ - f.s
and angle In west side line Of c,sy NO Us
site discovery. corner No <. .S S.a!m oppa
400 81 west 282 feet, descend;na.e nce hort
tering hillside along east side 81 ana qu.s
810 to corner No. / of cIS;U o =. survey No
beginning; magnetic variation $50 pace q
containing l8.546 acres. A0~ " east
From corner No. east s;de :, 1,
No: bears south 68o l6, west o ~ @ : y. Y.
The location of this mine i, -s zee.
the Recorders office of Altnrsss osoed u
Idaho Territory. The adioinno =. COUNT
s 6anker Aiil,' Isabella" Covers y, =;
Amy and all person. c).;m;r. 49,
any portion of said East Side i cte ne
or surface ground are required to A. my ,1s
adverse claims with the Reo;st.- 5. u =
United States Land Office at ha,lSv :; I. -
county of Alturas aforesaid dny,r - \! -
sixty days period of publication h...ssx ~
they viii be barred by virtue Of tSs =. 9
visl0h1 of the statute, wv Pes
H. o. BILLlN0e Rs.,....
1t II hereby ordered that The So..ss..
notice Of application for patent h ,sS
lisAed for the period Of 60 days ten puo
secutive weeks in the KrYsToSr : .. T1
newspaper published at Ketchum IdsS0!
n. U. BILLINGS. Rss;.t.os@
\. j. PSRAAM. Atty for Ci,iCs~t.
First publication, Sept. n. lsS7
First republication. August 90. ian
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-02-24
The Bones Were All There.

An auctioneer in New England city
recently sold horse at auction for dfty
cents. The horse was 20 bony that the
auctioneer said, by way Of explanation,
that they (the bones) were exhibited in
tentionally, for the purpose of showing
that none had been extracted"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-02-24

Smith: How far 10 it from your house
to the nearest barro0mG Huntington: Oh,
il takes me about Eve minutes to 60 there
ana about have an hour to walk back.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-09

WA~nlNnToN Wnl~iEElNs-. The in-
creasng Importance of tAe militia lpr
uuclling internal disturbances and its
strength i'll case Of threatened Wal have
body his plans fol a national militia ~
ganizaton in bill The tin has received
the sanction Of the House committee on
militia and Will likely be called ul' at Jlle
next session General curtis proposes
the militia shall consist OF every able
bodied male citizen between the ages 9f
Is anu ~, The organized r5 be known as
, 1894-05-17
Qus Dem Sdulratb,
Cine DOrbereitur9sihuIe fir h0here Sehran-
%taIten. = Neue S6uIerunoftHde eefn9t.
Prof. K~abeubereer's Grnennune.

Sn Der seltrt9en Sibun9 6eS itd6tiicben
etnen iebsidbri9en neutrality-suspicious. 0or>
bercitungseG GURUS fir b0bere REORGANIZATION
einSuri9ten. 0jeier 8cibluB mar bic
Solge zines bon ben percintgten Gomite5
fir S6ulperpaltung unb fiir 6o6ibulen
etngebra6ten SericbtS uber ben 0egenitano.
Der 3med Set 8orberettun9Sanitalt, fiir
Die 6err, S6prnton bereit8 cincn augcmeir
gebaltenen 2ebrplan auSgearbeitet bat, lit
Der, Die 3ogttngc namentlih fur ben 8e>
iucb bon Colleges unb llniperlitdten por5u>
b~erettcn.
Sir bic G~inricbtung Ser @orbereitltgSz
anitatt nurDen fir DaS critic SaDr 3ullGblt
$4,000 ~beipiui9t, un6 Die unterricbtSflaiien
foQen in Der 0Dbe Barf 6ocbi6ule, Der
BeltOtutltOn 6Obi6ule un0 in Der Blaine
S9ule etn9eri9tet lperOen,
Cine @mpfeDlung beS 8aucomites fir
BEN Qlufouf bon Sbul9runoItitfen an ser
Norbmeitede Ser Baultna StraBe ulO
gtoble 2%tpenue, ionie an Der Siiboitefe ber
Ybilipp NOenue uno 92lten StraBe purbe
9utgebeiBen. 8ei6loiien ipurpe, nod 2tn>
geboten itrS3ul9runbitlt6e 3u ie $1,000 in
ben Se5trfen auS5ui1retbeu, bic bon fol-
9enben StroBeu be9renst iinb; @eus,
SCHILLER, 0iOtltpn pnS Seb9mid StroBe !;
49,, 80. StraBe, Wterriu unb 2epant 2Ipe.
Suuerton QlOenue n0rolt6, Mtsconfn bon
6allte6 bis 2arrabee StraBe uno gforth
llDcnlle bon 2arrobee StroBe bis gum Bart
lilolih, Qincoln 8arf 0ItLid, SalitcD Str.
BON Sl.llerton Q(penue bis WiScon1in uto
2arrabee StraBe, BON Misconiin Str. bis
9tortb Npe. pcitli6.
8on peiteren 8ei9Gitlien ser seitrigen
S6ulrat6SsS tbung itnb folgen6e 5u err
tpdbnen:
Die BON Ser Gbicagoer l1niocriitdt benz
SbuIratb au9eboteneu S%tipenbien fir
Qlbiturienten Der itGotiiben 6obibule
ipur6eu nit 0anf angenommen.
Die @oacott StraBe S6uIe murOe gu
@bren beS Generals SarneS .. WcBberiou
in yWtcY berion Sbule" umgetauft.
Brof. 0a6riel GaBen6cr8er, Der BEL Ser
8riifung Der 8eiperber I'M Die STEELE zines
W3uitflebrerS al Ser itdotilcben 6obibuIc
bic bO6lte 8unft3abl errei9t bate, wurOe
fitr Die Steae Offi5icQ ernannt. NuBer ibm
puroeu nOa iecbS anbere Ofuiiflebrer err
n1nrt.
, 1894-05-17
Der 1lItowav=GanaI.

Ser 9lon 6eS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6rez
berif Slmite6, Bic Mtibpag Ylailance in
ei1en bon einem 8ouleparo eingcfoBter
Canal 3u perlpanoeIn, miro Dertpirflicbt
tDcrben, falls Die SitbpartcommiiiGre bic
SQtnoiS Central 8dbn9eieuidbait oerauz
Ialien t0unen, tbncn baS Wegerecbt fHr
einen 200 SUB 6retten 2anOitreifen ein5I>
rGumel1.
Ser G6efs Sn9enienr ber SUinois Sem
traIs8abn, 6err So6n S. MaIace, bat
olerOin9s benz HrGitoenten 9nnnerSberger
bon Der Sioportbeb0rbc Dor eintgen 3ager
erfldrt, baB bic 8aDngeieIi1aft ben 8lan
Der 8arfbeb0roe bitter opponircn uno liG
iogar an Die @erecbte tpenOen lpiirbe.
Der Blan bes 0errn Olmite0 Stcbt etren
100 SUB breiten Canal ouf Der ganser
GGnge Der Mfi0ipap Yla!iance Dor, Der bon
einem SuBtpeg, etnem 6abrlpeg uuo etncm
bretten &aienitreifen etn8efdBt meroen lou.
9aS 9onSe Spitem miro BON Der SO. unb
90. StraBe etngeiaBt iein. lleber ben Ganal
1oaen an Der Stonp Sslano QlDr., ber Wnz
Diiou Qlpe., Der MOOoiomn, ellis uno
Cottage @rOOe Q(pe. 8ritden fiibren.
Sails Die SuinoiS Gentral98abn iit
DeranIaiien IGBt, i6re 3uitimmung fir. Sen
8lon 3u geben, piQ Die Sibpartbe66r6e
nabe3u $500,OO0 fir Sic Gerpirtiicbung
0elielben auS8eben.
, 1894-05-17
freder Qd1benoiebItabI.

SIN iiberauS freezer Saibenbtebftabl
spurbe g~eitern gtabmittag AT Der Otaotion>
StraBe, in Ser 9tdbe Der 9esplaineSs Str,
BON benz Der BoIi3ei wobIbcfannten 6rant
gfets Oeriibt. 9us Srau Dora Beber aus
GodfOr6, ST., gegen 4 llbr beS 9focbz
mtttagS %abnun9Slo8 an ienem Srte Dor
liberging, trat 0teiS unbemertt bon bintcn
an ie bsran uno enttabm ibrer Saihe nit
einem gei6idten @rtff lire 80rie, ipclc5c
$3.50 entbielt. O(ebrcre 8oriibergebtnOe
tDaren iebO6 ieinen 8etpe9un9en 9efolgt
nnb Oeriltbten i'm barauf 5u faiien. Gr
tpan6te it9 ober sur 6lu6t unO in ipilber
Sagb ging e5 Die GtraBc c%ntlang, bis enoz
1tb Elm 8~Oli5ilt Den Mer( ctnfing unb mach
Der OeSplaincSitr sSIotiOn brac0te, no i'm
3t3ter ScuuD Delte frij6 unicr $500 8Hr9z
f9Gft al baS @riminolgeri1t perlpieS.
, 1894-05-17
Rleine Oahrid1ten.

un1ere n0rtpcgi1ben Wtttbltr9er teterl1
am b~euti9en Sage ben Sag, al fpelbcm
az. Wtai 1910 bic 8ereini9un9 9tor1
ipegenS nit Scbmcorn uOu3O9en unO 0aS
nOrlpegticbe 0runbgeieb ongenommen
purDe.
= 2(uS folgenoen 0Guiern nuroen belttc
8ormittag ncle 8lotternfGle an9emclOet
1921 6airftelb 2tue., Is 3. Scfferionitr.,
z26 QB. II. Str. g Sale, 463 g. O1orS
ganltr., 1889 2[lbanp 2lDe. g 6GIe), &
Neiiingitr., 947 IS. 10. Str, 5942 9.
9alIteDltr., 1851 @. 6aliteOtr., 1112
Guruer QIpe,, 1873 G%liftcnitr.
= 0aS itabtrGt6lichc Gomite fiir 8e=
Ieucbtungspeien miro am Samitag eine
StBung abbolten, nm Die Or6inan5 oe1
Wtutual 6uel Gas So. 81 beratben. 0tC
Orbinans, Die ieincr 3ctt ON Nloerman
9tpan etngsbracbt puroe, bat bt5her I'M So
mite geruht.
= Die llmpflolterung Ser 6iftb 9lOenue,
bonn Slulie bis sur WtnoilDnitr., muroe &C.
ben Die @orporotiOnen 5u tragen, Die be-
9ufS Gegung BON 9t0bren ODER 0rabtleitun'
gen 6QS Yflalter auf8ertilen unD nicbt tpte:
Der in 9utem 3ultanO OcrleBt BADEN.
- Sn elmer Moc1e ettpa piro Der neue
@aIiertunnel an Der So. Str. iolpett iertiQ
fem, oaB bas 8aiier ~binein8eleitet tperOen
fam. 9ie GGumungsz unO Getnt8ungSr
orbciten limb bersitS becnbet, uu0 ge9en5
nGrtig tptrO cine Selep1Onlcttung in benz
3unncI an9ebrabt.
Dem Broteit Ser S0iffSci9entDiin1ct
ge9en Die bon Ser &ortbmeitcrnz 6Ocb6abnz
geieui1aft 9eplante grricbtun9 elmer neuen
Bride all bet 2alaueitroBe iblOiien iid
geftern altcb etipn 90 Gn9roSz Go6lenbGn0lel
an, tpelcbe 81 Ser lleber5cl8ung %gctonlmer
limb, 6aB fats 6ie 8ritde gcbaut pitrbe,
nur nod observation-disclosures Dielelbe pa1lt:
rem t0nnten, tpenn ibre &aoun9 UNI % 9ros
sent tleincr fem pir0e, ais eS biSber bel
Sau lit.
- SIN Dritten Stodtperf beS 6auies
$50. 1920 B. SarriiOn StraBe ipartet eint
arme perloiiene 6rou, STRAIT Support, pers
gebenS auf Sen @atten un0 Batter tbrer pier
&inber, peIcbcr iie am II. Otai DerlieB.
Qouis Ruppert bate fur5 5uDor $1,000 elm
9enommen, ben GrlOs ftr etuen 8auplab,
Den err an ieineu 8ruoer Derfalfte un0 lteB
itcb in ietner 8e6auiung ni6t mebr ic6en.
0tan muntelt bauon, baB Die Sran tbre
9Gn0 i'm Spiel bat.
, 1894-05-17
Gehrer.O erfammIunoen.

Nm SamItag, Ben 10. O}ot, Don 10!
11br an ftn6et in BEN GGumen bcS itGbtiz
f9en S6ulratbs cine regclmdBige Ser
1ammLung Der DGbtca9O an6 Goot county
Sigh S6ooG QiiocidtiOu" itatt, in peIcber
Or. S. q. S9urmGn, ser 8rGitbent Ser
GOrnea llniDeriitat, eiren 8ortrag iiber
ba8 Gbema y9as Curriculum Der Scent
0QrzS9uIen" balten ioQ.
gu berielben 3eit finbet in Der Central
g1uiifbale cine @criammlung beS 2ebrerz
nerbonbcs bon Goof County itatt, in mel
cher Or. q. Stanley Sal BON Der Start
nniperittdt, 8orcefter, Maii., bic Wfetbo0e
beS StuommS beS &inDes uno ibre pratt
ttlcbe gfuBantpenbuug in einem 8ortrage
beleucbten mirb.
, 1894-05-17
al 9ea9ue" lit bis ieBt fotgen6e: :.
Bicycle duber.

@eItern Na6mittog iob @iQiam gtDce
etn b~errenloles 8icpcle Dor Der 6aLiteo
Str. SPECIFICATION iteben. ST. Ibmang
iib iOfOrt in BEN Sottel u1b route bon
6annen. Ser 8ciiBer bes Sta6lrOlieS,
8reb OroOep, NO. 1446 0eutn9ton 9lOe.
wO6nbaft, bate icOo6 pom 8cniter Ser
Station ben 6aub benIerft unD ieBt 6em
en%teilenoen 0tQuber uad. @liifli6eripeiie
~itiir5te Oeriel6e, ais Ell in Die @%arfielD Npe.
einbog un0 0rOuep e~retlte i'm bort. 8or
Gic6ter &eriten CAB Der 8eiiBer ben @ert6
beS 53lDeiraOes aut $125 al; @tDce erfldrte,
CT babe lid nur eineu fleinen Sbers err
latben poaen. Ser Gicbter iebocb crfldrte
ibm, OaB er ben ionoerbaren SpaB untcr
5000 8iirgi9aft Dor benz Griminal8ericbt
Der0ntipOrten l0ue.
, 1894-05-17
Qo6esfdue

tpurber 5cute 8Ormitto8 inn @eiunbbeitsz
amt an9emeloet:
9ottle N}eDer, 10 S., 8latternbofpital
@OOie Sbwcrtfe9er, l S., 3 Sc, 428 %.
Gbtca9O Pine.
Suion 8etter, 2 3d., SIG %. Ctr.
Bberuie 8uIber, 30 S., 775 Q. 18.Str.
9enrp SCHROEDER, Z M,, 343 g, Waapz
Marp 5ribouf SO S., Is asitbIr.
Dtartinitr.
1traBe.
Minno 9appsnBogsn, 4M, So Sigh
1trGBe.
@tinnis Burr, 20 S., TIA Glp6ourn
Nnenue.
Gu91t 9Ommsrin8, II M., 1894 81.
IiblGno 9Loenue.
, 1894-05-17
9ittsbnr9 ..............O Q ? 0 0 :
@btCag0S. ...............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 @

p9lpo=boie bits" : epous, @terbauer. n9acriftce bits"
Double plaps" 0todt unO @laseod; Riaeu, @loscod
un0 8edlep; 3on9e nMb SDriner, g5irit bale on balls"
Steu3el. pStrud put" = 9p &tlleu, a By McSia, 3.
Spie3et-l:40. Umpire "-@mSIe.
Die SteIlun9 Der II Clubs Der vgtatioz
, 1894-05-17

nocb nit dller llnpcrfrorenbett, Die 2eute
6Gtten feline @riiuoe 81 &lagen un0 Der
Streif lei Elm unOcrautlnortlicber uno un7
proDictrter.
'6err YuQmon miro Die @enugtbuung
nicbt erlebeH, baB Die Streifer aus, 9totb
getrieben, an bic Q[rbett Surilfgeben. 0enn
Die yNmcricau HailmaD Union" miro benz
ielben nicbt nun moraliih, lonOern alcb
finan3ielI bethlehem. Sen ctpa $4,000
in Nrbeit befinOli9en Wit9lieOern Der
linton iptr0 eirle feline Streifiteucr alfer1
le9t unb Sic auf bieie Weile einfommenbc
Geloer, lolpie Die freiipilligcn Shcntulgell
milotDGtig ge1tnnter Geute ipcroen Da5u per>
ipanbt tperben, nm oieicni9cu .2eutc, bic
am lbdrteiten Bran ltno iibcr Waiicr unb bel
9utem Wltb Al bulten. 'Gin %logenannteS
yGeltef" >Gomite lit ernnnnt tDor0en lulO
oicicm iilo bereitS anieDnli9c OclObctrGge
ul0 Waaren Slgc9angen. 90 lanOte Die
Sirma Secoro & 0opfin5, beren Wtit9tie0
Wapor 6optinS lit, lilr $500 Groceries.
Son anDercu Seiten ltuo Wel0betrQge rn0
8ropiiioaen in 2tuSiitbt 0eitelIt. 0aS
@omtte, St Dem % atbtb0re 0anOiperfer
ge60ren un6 oil Oellcn Spibc 8. S. S6lc>
rttb itebt, bat einen leeren 2o6en, an Der
@fc Der 115. StraBe ult0 0plp0rb 2ue.
0elniet9et unb Don bort aus merDen ale
Inter ltilbun9en oertbeilt lperben. Sin
@Ontite bon fitnf itreifen0cn OtGobea, III
oantit betraltt ipor0en, Sic 8ebilrfttgen 81
ernlittell unb oercn gtolnen Dem Heltcfz
QuSl9uB lofort gu iibermittcln. 2tuf bteic
lSeiic miro 0a5 llnterltiibungS1perf lDitee
matilh betrie6en uuO Die 9totb bon Den
2lermiten fernQe6nlten werben t0nneu.
Die @elelllcbaft Derlucbtc geitern Sic
ltreifenoen Wnlcbs Otabcbcn unb 6raucr
fabnenfliI3tig gu macben. Wtanagcr WttOos
teton lieB tic bend6rt1tigen, baB CT lie leb1
9erne I'M 6otel Slorence ieben m0cbte. DIX
WtG0hen ipanbten itb an Den Strcit-2lltss
i6uB unb Dieier CAB ibnen ben 9tatb, pon
Der GDnferen3 fern 3u bleiben. Dies &C;
i1ab. llnterbeiien bGuft iicb Die lcbmubige
8ettz un6 3ii9pGibe in rleiiger Ofaiie an.
Ser Streifz2uSibuB tpirD gum 2lmuie=
inent Der Strciter cine 9tetbe BON Qlbeno-
unter6altun9en Dera1italten. Qln Oenlelber
iper0en @elanguereine, Die BulIn1an Otulifz
fapelle, uno Die Qn1ateur> WtinltrelS tbeil1
nebnten.
eugene 9. 0ebs unb George 6otpar6,
8rdiioeut reip. Gice> 8rGiioent oer Pine
rican 3ailtpaD Linton" meroen beute aus
st. Baul S~uriidermartet unb per0en oanlt
Die factiicbe 2eitun9 bes Streifs ilberz
nebmen.
, 1894-05-17
Kfeiuere Uoti3en.

Die rNaieO Rrinting Gra0eS Council"
erpGbIte geitern fOIsenOcn 8eamten: @iIs
liam gteumeper, Brdiioent, S. Wtarteu,
8ice@8 rdiiOent, 81. 8. 4rcnOergait, S6ab7
meiiter, ulo 'SaneS $, 0fpan, Secretdr.
Die Ylumber Union libermittelte oc1
Itreifenbcn SbtffSDerlaoern 5000.
6eute NbenO finben Geriammlun9en 6cS
yWfalermeiiter sGeretn9", bes y8a;nters'
Giitrict Councils" uno Der yltnab6dngigcn
Walerzl1nion" itatt. Die itreifenben Maler
bOffen, OoB burcb bteie Yeriammlungen Der
c1ogiltige 2lbibluB i3res Strett5 erret1t
iDtr0.
, 1894-05-17
Bafebau.

0as Gebte Spiel Der Geric 3miiben BEN
@btcagoS uno 9ittSburgs enoete eeitern
nit elmer NieOerla9e uno 3par nit einem
pshut-out" fiir Die Grlteren, tpeil ite nibt
I'M Ston0e maren, Die tDnen in funitgere9e
ter QSciie bon &iuen 3ugetporfenen Bale
in oaS TelO binauS gu i6lagen. QlQe Gtnz
aeLbeltcn brin9t Die no1iteben0e Isabelle:
, 1894-05-17

: 1nter Der Qtnfta9e, geltern 2(bcn6 in
Die 8Obnung BON Trau 2i55ie 6aDne5, $40.
110S. 9esplainesitr., ein8e6roben Su ietn
unD pericbieoene &l~eiOun9Situdc unb SUI
pelen I'M Mertbe Don $3.50 geito6len 5u
baben, puroe Nnorew Moor beute friib bon
0ticbter SctuD unter $500 8~iir9ldboit Dem
Grlminalgeri6t itberipielen.
, 1894-05-17
5tdoti1bes.
Wetterbertbt.

Optifer &Ictne, 76 @ai6tngtOn Ctr,
beri6tet fir Gbicago bic iolgenOen 8aroz
meter unb S6ermomcterit9noe:
lin 8 ubr Morg. 70 @r., nm 9 llbr 80
ST., UNI 10 1br 81 @r., nm IL uhr 80
Or, I'M II ltbr So @r. 8arometeritGnb
I'M 8 llbr Morg. 1887, II 1lbr 1886.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
MORE R|0T|NC At HAMMOND.
Lake Shore Freight Train Stopped
and Set on Fire.
Militiamen Fire Two Nolleys to
Dispense the Mob.


HAMMOND. Ind. July 20.-A mob OF
five hundred men attacked freight
train on the Lake Shore road at Whiting
last night, and succeeded in stopping 1t.
Coupling pins were drawn AMI airbrake
hose cut and the torch was applied ~
many of the cars. The alarm was given
and two companies of militia were hur-
ried to the scene.
The crowd showed disposition to
fiGnt, and two volleys We're fired by the
troops. It Is not thought that any on,
was seriously hurt.
After dispensing the rioters the troops
turned their attention to saving the
train The fires were eNtinguished, the
cars coupled and the train sent on its
way with II heavy guard. All trains are
now being run under military protection.
INDlANAPOLIS, July 2o.--Gov. Mat
thews says that notwithstanding the
strike has been declared off at Ham
mond he will not recall the state militia
from that place for several days. He
thinks II will be necessary for 200 SOL
diers to remain for some time.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
CoALING faaE COLUMBIA.
The BIE Ship VIII Probably Sail
for Nicaragua on Tuesday.

The United States cruiser Columbia,
which has been ordered to Rluehelis,
Nicaragua, is being coaled while lying at
anchor of Stapleton ). |. She will prob
ably sail on Tuesday.
The officers and crew OF the Columbia
expected to take the New York naval
militia on a short cruise and then they
expected to come back to this port The
order 10 so to Nicaragua was conse-
quently "A surprise,
The officers who will have command
of the big ship on the cruise are Capt,
George W. Sumner, commanding; Lieut..
Commander e. o. Allibone, Executive
Officer; Lieuts, u w. LOwery, j, NJ,
Helm, W. l.. Burdick, J. f. Dougherty,
EnsiGns r. X, Hin and Henry kuenzli,
The officers Of the stsn are; Surgeon,
". q. Farrell: Chief Engineer Scipi)
Andradi; Passed Assistant Engineers. j
X Barton and Martin Bennington; AZ
sistant Engineers, William II McGrann
aud George II, sheppard; Naval Cadets,
T, G Roberts. ]. r, TomPkins, G. $,
r.. H. Chappell and b. X. McMorris.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
GOOD RACE FOR FIN KEELS.
Much Interest In the shelter Island
Special Regatta.

Nspeclai 10 Inc Evening World.D
SHELTER ISLAND. N. Y, July 90
The second special regatta Of the Shelter
Island Yacht Club will be of great
interest from the fact that all the new
fin keele have entered and are here and
IN q, condition fit for racing. Wild Cat
Is the last one to arrive. Mr.. Chas.
Olmstead Is the owner. designer and
builder. and is very hopeful of his new
boat. Commodore II. b Lynch has as
yet had no fair chance to show the
mettle OF his Lynx. and the Consterna-
tion has been waiting until this week
before she ventured in a race. All these
three new An keels will try to beat the
Dilemma. They are only 3S-footers. but
they are regular racing shells, and
prettier sailing craft could hardly be
conceived. The Eidolon. Mr. Howard
Crosby's new fin keel. Is a larger boat,
has already won races this season along
the Connecticut coast and will be pitted
against the Tigress, the winner of the
l.archmont Fourth of July races. There
Is also much speculation regarding the
other classes OF boats, and an interest
Ing regatta IL expected. The race will
come off on Saturday at l.SO p. NJ
The same course will be sailed as in the
first special regatta.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
BASEBALL CHAT.

There Is but one catcher, and his name
Is Charley Farrell! If there is any sec
tlon of the district bordering on the
Harlem River that Mr.. Farrell particu-
larly desires. 1t Is his right now. Even
his own glorious batting record is
eclipsed. wiped out. cast into everlasting
forgetfuness, by his magnificent per-
Torrance of yesterday. That home run
swipe will live for long time in the
recollection of Polo Ground cranks, and
many will tell and retell the story of
how Farrell saved the day by chasing
four runs across the plate with the very
hit that the Senators expected him to
dole out Seven to three was the tally
In Washington's favor when Farrell
came to bat in the NTH inning. The
bases were full and Ward and Hasa
mer figured on an easy catch OF line
ball towards right field. The hit went
under the scoreboard. Charley was suf-
fused In bushes when his fellows
grabbed him bodily and carried him to
added their quota to the number of hits
that counted.
Brooklyn-poor. bedraggled Brooklyn.
whose Grooms started West with all the
promise of a glorious harvest-home upon
their return, resumes play to-day in mu-
tilated condition. Capt. Foutz can't see
his left shoulder. owing to cord in his
neck which keeps his face from turning
in that direction: Mike Griffin is nursing
a split finger: Kennedy has lost his
staying qualities, and the crushing de-
feats recently received are anything but
inspiriting. But still, they rose in their
desperation and smote Baltimore, hip
what will become OF the Phillies to-day?
President Byrne has announced that
to-day will be Il special ladies day" at
Eastern Park, in place of the usual
Thursday game.
The protested game of April 26. be-
tween Philadelphia and Brooklyn, will
be played on Monday afternoon at
Eastern Park. This will not interfere
with the regular scheduled game. and
both will be played that afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
ELOPED WITH A WIDOW.
Conductor PiersOn Left n Wife and
Family for Mrs. Deremer.

WASHINGTON. N. j.. July Coon
siderable surprise was occasioned In this
borough to-day when 1t became known
that George Pierson, a local railroad con-
ductor, and Mrs Smith Deremer, widow
of a railroad fireman, who was killed in
the railroad accident on New Years
day, 1891. at Paterson. had eloped. Pier
son is a married man. and leaves fam
lily behind.
The couple gathered together all of
their available funds and then quit their
homes. Mrs. Deremer leaves two chill
dren behind her, aged ten and seven
years. The elopement was arranged
very quietly, and nothing was thought
of them until it was noticed that they
We're both missing.
Pierson had been seen in the company
of the woman once or twice. but this
did not occasion any comment. 1t Is
said that the couple are In Hartford, ard
an effort will be made to find them.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
NORRIS LOSES HIS BOY.
The Fact that He Carried n Razor
Helped His Wife's Case.

Justice Bartlett In the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning dismissed a writ
of habeas corpus and awarded the Gus
tody Of two-year-old Russell Norris TO
his mother, Mrs Sarah l.. Norris, of
Gravesend. Robert ]. Norris, Of 70
Poplar street, secured the writ to get
posse ssion OF his boy.
He claimed that his wife deserted him
on July q. 1894. taking the child with her.
In her answer, Mrs. Norris says that
Morris trea ID her so cruelty that she
could not live with him. She claims
that Norris always carried a razor or a
revolver. and frequently threatened TO
shoot her or cut her throat
She says that Norris frequently struck
her Mrs Norris Is the daughter OF
John L. Lewis. proprietor of the Lewis
House In Washington street, Brooklyn.
Under the order Norris can see the child
once week.