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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-12-22

Rev. 1. T. Osborn will hold SER
vices in the Episcopal Church to-
morrow evening at the usual hour,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-12-22

The KEYSTONE, with this issue,
enters upon its fourteenth volume.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-12-22

After seeing the season we'll wound
up and having the various interests
of his principals and his own in
good shape for the winter, Major
VIM. Hyndman shakes the beautl-
full from his arctics and goes hence
to-day to probably return with the
flowers in spring, tra-la." The State
Capital is his first objective point
where he will spend the holidays
see his excellency re-inaugurated:
the session we'll under way, and
may intimate some legislation ben
eficial to this locality in state wagon
road connection. He will no doubt
pull wires for his friend Col. Geo
L. Shoup to succeed himself a;
U. s. Senator, such being his we'll
known sentiments in that matter
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Dissolution Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n the CO partnership heretofore existing
between Martin Resii and john McCAnn;
doing business under the firm name and
stvle OF Regli i Mccain. is this day DIS
solved by mutual consent. John Nceann
continue business at the old stand, pay all
the indebtedness of the late firm. and eo-
lect all outstanding accounts due the iAss
Srm MARTIN REGLL
JOHN McCAEN
Ketchun, Idaho, May 1, lso4
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-12-22
Next Tuesday will usher in the

Next Tuesday will usher in the
annual week of festivities. The
children are anticipating with the
usual degree of pleasure the coming
of Santa Claus, while the grown up
folks feel little jubilant over the
approaching pleasant associations
which Christmas brings. The mer-
chants are busy arranging their
show windows to make pleasing
display of their goods. Mein host
of the Baxter Hotel is making ar
engagements to serve the patrons OF
the popular hosiery with sumps'
uous Christmas dinner. The KEY
STONE extends the annual greeting
to its readers. "a Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-12-22

Ere, Ere, Ere, Ere, Ere, Ere,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

NOTES BY LASKER.

(a) PIX Kt 3 is here the common continuation.
Oh PIX r at would have been better as White
then would have a chance to place his Q on b 3.
as was actually the sixteenth move
(c) 4 move which the tables at once
tdD Premature First PIX Il would finally have led
10 a block The Queens side. and White had then
hardly any chances attack left.
Ce Very good play. Black is now almost forced
10 accept the Grecian Cift otherwise Kt Il would
follow creating ugly hole ~ Is Il 3
~ Forced: FOR II -. kt-g I. y q X !. Il X
50; - XXX 4 follows threatening kt-R Il en- ana
Kt-B l. ,.,
straight loss account of ~ - y i. R.k 50. -
Or ch. K-B PC Pr = threatening X !" We,
~ a bad the nature Of a hun1'r WIN
K-R White hardly To- have .anNhng better
Than to continue with &c X Il. followed hy Pc en-
although White thereby piece. the two passed
a. 4 great huiid.r which leaves no hopes ior BACK
Aer tins White finishes Ia" IN remarkably ener-
cctic style.
The meth game Of the chess match between y. H.
Hodges and r ". Showaer was played al the
Manhattan Chess club yesterday. when the former
opened with Pc 4 Everything went Vel up 10
the twentv-Hrst move. when Black missed chaucr
Of Improving his position. few moves 1t ,
the game. However. Hodges played rather weakiy
allowed his opponent to turn the tables upon nm
and finally LOST after fifty moves; The score no"
reads: Showal.ei 4; Hodges, ), drawn :"
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

Two giants among men-the greatest State
man and the greatest physician that Aii'rHC"
has produced-Daniel Webster and Edward l.
Phelps-have both done honor to par'Hlou'"
College one as student the other as an III
structOr.
To Prof Edward T.. Phelps, VI. d. Liz H. '"'
world today owes longer life and more Freedom
from sickness than To- any other physician
Every Dartmouth alumnus OF more imam "
dozen years standing remembers IN" awe III
which he he'd the keen observer whose n"'"c 'p
reared I'm The college catalogue next - '"'' %,
the president as professor Of materia ""c.'"' '"'
every younger graduate has alm.r'I sn. 49,,
Mote museum Of medical botany "hll" ~
Phelps gave to the college. , D.,
mi II was the world-famed discovery "i M ,,
phcIns II an infallible cure FOR those i'''lul ~
,bat result from an impaired merry On" .'7'''''
and lmpurc blood which has enceirri 1n' - To-
doctor t. the world. and mad" MS NE Az va 80
the praciicc " medicine. $500, ,,r,t
Prof Phelps was born IN CONNECTICUT anu ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

most eminent OF the profession. Inc ,o'1 Trey
vas furnished to all reputable physlclan,I, What
foIlnd the wonderful remedy to be eXac.lts hrain
was claimed FOR IT, a great nerve anu , "a
strengtherer and restorer II was u,,nd would
bnvond doubt that Paines Celery COMPOUND 49, ~
',,re nervous debility and exhaustion, neulais'"'
ccpessness dyspepsia and all blood ans Il was
II vas as harmless as II was g0ou. anu ,ass,on
rho universal advice OF the medical pfo les
that the compound be placed where tne snonIe
public could secure It. and thousands o OIL, cod
have every year proven the "isuo ~
advice ~,,1-,ora Howell to
uso his compound which the commodore PuJ "A
- b,J saved his own ife and the pupisnssu
testimonials Of Mayor Mcshane OF M9h arte Tenn
poot-author Hardy. George Virgin, "a anS other
,.s, councillor Morse. Mabel Jenness anu go
mon and women Of national reputauo"' ~
Wrought tho compound into special nouce. o,,s
AZ a well-known physician In TINS cry s%ys
lines celery Compound Is not patent iheui,
cnc it is not sarsaparilla; It Is not az a'f ssr
t,nic. T. Is not an ordinary nervlne-lt Is as "a
,,,d Them ali as the diamond is superior &c
cheap glass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

uatol from the military school AT Norwlcni
II. studied ue ii'.a' tn Prof Nathdn Siili.l' -.
Yale ,. ,,, ro,,,,a
tr.br.n In i,2j n. was elected 90 the professor
shi,, ~ anatomy and surgery In N" Vermont M
yersitv In i,4l b." was appointed I'ct"irt -"
n,,toria inelIca and medical botany III )'rt-
mouth College. Tho next year he was CHOSEN
professor ~ the chnir then vacated ny ftol'
p,hby and occupied the chair. the most I'M
,rt.,..i one. In the country, until few years De-
fore bis death IN 1850. , , .ho
.o-t.,r yc,y ~ living. He went about u ma
, s.i.ntinc comm nonsense remedy u cure 'l.'
common evils that. under on" nam" ana a'g.''',
,.e,,, frDrn an unhcalthfu etoi" 'i IN" nervous
s,.t.ru and within % scor" " years nave SS'u'.'
=, M .t,...f,it., over th. country like an epidemic.
lie suc,"riD J. - - ,,,o
-. ely. =, rho medical profession ccle-
hroi.l rc,rod~ viii n has Stree come - -" Nn"""
m. world oyer a. Plin"s Celery '"ini''uiL
Il vas ~. Phelps pres rlption Whcn ~
s,',.,. tas boon freely used and prescribed by u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
John ~. GOFF GATHERING E'iD1''"'
pprp.pING WITH HIS CoADIuroRs foh '"-
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF The
poIICE DEPARTMENT


,o,,, w Gor yesterday began TO map ou' ~.
,,os ., the investigation Of the Police Depa''.A'
80 ,h,s CITY which will be followed py tue IN .
,,,.a ~ the state Senate after the inquiry nv
no,,ca interference with the elections mas zee"
,sh.a He had consultations In his once i" D,""
nav with the Rev Or. Parkhurst president =, ~.
coc,stv for the Prevention OF Crime ana N""''e'
stewart smith OF the Chamber or Com'ner.e No"
n,,,es who were active In securing ms appo'h',,N"$
&c IN. Senate committees counsel in the rhxe'"e.
,,or and he also had talk With Wiiham iraVe,.
Jerome the ex-Assstant District-Attorhes' VIM -
~ he one OF Mr. COTS assistants IN prepaiins .o'
the investigation Frank Moss. counsei Vi VI. o.
c,etv for the Prevention OF Crime, VINO a'so - W
ass,st Mr. Gofr was out of town yesterday pu' ~
"a expected 20 confer with the others to-oay.
Mr.. Gofr said he would not permit the puonc -
Lnow IN advance any OF the evidence wnich wou4o
h. brought out a, the sessions OF the committee -
he could help 1t. He probably Will not De IeauS
b, proceed with the taking OF testimony untn , M
hst week In April BY that time the Less,s ~ ~
viii have adjourned, and the COMMITTEES Gil -.
sm1a Sor a o;,orum OF it's members 70 ST Gay AZ
Sow Sor a long period. Regarding the work 10 70
done Mr. (3off said yesterday: ,.,,,..
.The task ahead Of US Is enormous anu tso, Nh
an a.most inextrioable mass OF oeteis WIEN W.
require close application for weeks sns. I.
oufre at least thirty days 70 eceompnn. . wI
necessary to be done before the aSAs os 'ss"'''As
hegtpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
CHESS HONORS EVEN.
STEINITZ DEFEATS LASKER IN THE
SECOND GAME OF THE MATCH

RUY LOPEZ OPENING LED TO A BRILLIANT
ATTACK-LAsKER'S ERROR-THE HODGES
SHOwALTER GAME
w. Steintz and Emanuel Lasker resumed play
in the great chess match at the Union Square Hotel
yesterday in presence Of large gathering OF chess
players. 1t Steinitzs turn 10 open the game.
and he selected a Ruy Lopez. which Lasker de-
Tended with XIX b 3. White played
beautiful attacking game right through, while
Black showed great skill the defence. How
ever, Steintz was too strong for his adversary
on this OCCASION and he repeatedly surprised Black
with daring. though sound. moves. The game
adjourned al o'clock. greatly In favor of SteinitZ
Laskers last move which was left sealed in an
envelope. was rather bad one. and when play
was resumed after luncheon the veteran a
piece. and after forty-two moves the game
Here follows the score OF the game:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
CHINESE Borcorr A sryDAY-ScHooL.

vey-Uaven March l9-Twenty-hv Cinnamon
have declared "A boycott against the First NJ r.
church Sunday school week ago their OPIUM,
dens were radcd sixty six arrests were mae an
Mr. C'rocker wife of Police Sergeant trpcKel
teaches the Chinese Sunday school class ana tmry
aege that she gave the police nlnt OF tIcl s ~
bng They nave. therefore. decided 10 poycot ner
and the Sunday-schoOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF -YoRK-MoNDAY MARCH 49, lso4'
ARRIVED
Steamer Buffalo d}r Mallet nun A n, o. ,b 1ar AZ
| m. ,- ,c.r Kohenbeck Bremen
March with mdse and 3ii steerase pssehgers 10 oe'
~ A. ~, rived at the Bar at ll;p a m oa
TIE Ill ,i,r) Gbb Rotterdam February ~,
with nJ,e 10 simpson Spence Young Arrived at the
i steamsr' Ia Bretagne FD, Rupe, lavre March ~,
with mdsc and 100 cabin ana -o' s's' 'a''"s'' "
\ Forget. a., rrtrsch rompIco March \ Key
S.,a ~ I1"s 10 Funch. Edge CO. Arrived at the
Bar IL 80 n 49,, ,.,,,ha-s Porto cabeIo March
'tss'Ier ~! a C;uayra 49, with mdse ana passen-
AZ. ,n po,,;on Bliss q Daett Arrived at the Bai
al ao tn.on.at OBJ, Mcdiuiyrsy. Kingston March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
RETAIL GRocERS AGAINST man FEES

r., Lte,v-s.venth- at last evening To discuss the
..aut heh license Zee Of storrkeepers Inc AZ.
tendance was large. Thomas L. Fowler preSi,IrtiI'
- fh, Retail C;rocers' Union, occupied thc 'halr
The h,rkccrr.rs were denounced ~ beng t,c Vslr'
,yhn we're responsible for the increase IN the re-
c,,n,nittsc If fifteen was appointed 10 walt upon
80 t,,rse commissioners and demand reduction
10 500 The zee at present ~ $-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
p,,r ONT THE FUSE WITH HIS HAND
A BOMB EXPLOSION IN AN ITALIAN
ao,r,v AvrRrED-IMPoRTANT sEIz-

NARROWLY AVERTED-lMfOr'i1,
TIRE OF ANARCHISTS LETTERS.
Rome. March 1s.-W7hile a performance .ha
nrosress las, night IN theatre al Lucia ~ 80,
rn,y,nce OF that name. man. upon eii'e'i''e Ia
hoy found In the doorway bomb WIN d tl,.,o
fuse. He seized the burning iuse an ..,, ,,,os
t,s I'D nur ont the fire The bomb was
.as oyar 10 the police authorities. who had us
en.s analvzed 1t was found to contain ,r tU
Sether with gunpowder. nails bullets eii AVE been
and quantity OF picric ACID. DIX d
made. -...-.no-s +ba lodgings Of many
se,1ad great quantity Of manqs Is, X notorious
and letters one letter was sgneI oS bn discussed
n IL me expeency OF general outbre1S ar Tt CON-
Anarchists on the annivsrs@y ,, ~ In Rome arm
themselves and make every e0rr equally 20 merlin
ieleH Va 1etters were found. TWO OF tte,i .aLan
fran, Conspicuous Socialist leaders VINO "N' "'
counsel with the Anarchists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
rp,curyrs OF FOREIGN NEWS

1,,,a,o 80 ,farch 1q-This city anu Ut wbich
ur6s ysed on saturday by rsa atG%
did much damage 10 properly. and several vessels
%eae SERIOUSLY damad them the
bark Benjamin f. Hunt, )r., a March from PEN
sacola- ,,, left
London. March lex Empress, ne Among the
London for Germany this ~ st the Charing Cross
station were the Duke Of Cambridge
tian and the Marquis OF Lorne' . oo,ve
Rome. March 1s-Queen MA-a,sed states Amoas.
sador to.morrow. soon after Easter n Florence to
bert and Queen Margaret will go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
british BUDGET ESTIMATE t'''0OV'V0'

THE HIGHEST EVER sUBNITIED-No bA LIE
SHIPS LAUNCHED IN 1913
london. March 1e-The estimated Government eN
nepditures for the coming year "h'ch VIII Ue .so
Penu -. 80 mot nv the budget amount TO $685.
~ r,hto % the highest estimate ever submitted
IN the Hous, Of Commons to-day the Govern
,,ant was Intercepted to the tonnage OF oart
ships launched by Great BriiSm Gu''''s '''0 'N"
i as compared with other Powers cooro,arv 70
Sr I-ghtred j. KayShutteworth' go ~ 20
,,s Admiralty stated in reply that IN $50
S % a9a. Russia 124 400 and the United
en- while England had launched no D3'''S''r
at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
Koss,,rp.s LOVE FOR HUNGARY

Turin March ls.-Iouis Kossuth's fever WIZ
down somewhat last evening. his mind . oeo" h,.
clear and he sat up in bed. He taixeu 49," anaIly
nurse as if he had been only sgngg s clothes lie
fsari back a seyf the Hf S SAME
Ing the pillows When he Of Ts rs iove pp.
sSsnsss he 5eg yavs sm he said to die
his country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

THE SENATE APPROVES THE O''
MINISTRY OF THE COLONIES
Paris March 1s-The Senate py ,trnistrv Of
20 90. has approved the creation % .~,a,a
W o. c.,o.,as Inns averting Cabinet crisis'
I'll. go. nass,ng the Deputies bill. creating inc
N,n,s,rv the senate. by a vote Of 2is to 81 APP
proved the grant asked for by the Goye rrnir NJ
maintain the new department Inc aech before
the drst vote was taken and after me III rant
nent Of the result Of the vote aPp n,corne
ne was CONGRATULATED upon the ou'c''"0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
oy,vpyOys or PROTECTION MEET.

s,ec,al meeting OF the board OF managers of
NV. American Protective Tariff League yesterday
j. ThopD Of Everett. .nr. was v a, Ohio
VICE Rss diG q. A. Hitchcock. OF 81 IeutA va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
AND NOT FOUND IN MONTREAL

Montreal, March EFF justice suing h,msex
Gravesenu, Isl, concealed. Since Saturday evenne
remarkably ~ea man has been on the lookout foe
every his photograph been circulated at Ths
railway stations stesmssR presence was
ri report that he had been seen we're ar %ase
outside OF MONTH"; trd not BE- confirmed II It werS
sat purpose to st stay Xon in
probapy cV rocssd 70 England. he would nave ~
tend hS way OF Halifax and would not come mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

vty0R GTLROY pre- HERE on WRcH g.
v-o-, has been received from Mayor Giroy that
no .,n.c,s +, be- back IN Sew-York on March o.
H. or,s AZ Pasadena Cal. az last accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

NOTES BY HODGES AND sHowALTEH

(a) The only means Of preventing ki-ht D.
01 I-K 4 would have been much better. - . - 7, >
fc, II % 3. PIX Il follows ana u Nd - = - "
would win and II XIX =. y ~ ana wins
0j hundor. made under pI"ssnt" ol ''"''
fel n 3 would have been better.
m Rail,er bad. Or instead would nave W"n Ao,,.
~, Throwing away the game. B-B in'''"' '
win. ,,.., 80. % = would have
given White better fighting chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
ROsEBERY CRITICISED.
WITH HAVING INTRINGED
,oN THE COMMONS PRIVILEGE.

to-day when Lord Randolph
"'' -, go ~ move that Lord Rosebery had
Inv 80, tho privilege OF the House or
ihiiiAe &c embodied in the seasonal order
Co' shau concern himself IN the election
=, member Of the House OF commons Inns
Oh "'N... oo,oa great laughter among the LIB
oro, and Irish members
po,dolph said that the Earl or Rose
nod spoken in Edinburgh on Saturday
.he eve of the Leith election, in de-
MS - rho seasonal order. and doubtless with
=, ineuencing the electors. knowing the
w -, tho election in Leith Lord Rosebery
he'' 10 nostponed the Edinburgh meeting II
should ma s,red 70 respect the privilege of the
House t1orcourt congratulated the
.o on upOn having chosen such helu III
tmoui.'S roake their first attack upon the Gov
w nicn In force He had no interest ID main
ELM tho right of Peers to interfere III eiec-
tdili."e hvt he could show some huhdreu reel .
uoii' anstantlv interfered in such matters ne
VINO Son con 90 Randolphs motion as trumpery,
resaiu~e urbole proceeding as petty ana con-
ana ~ Cheers). He therefore moved an
tenn nrpdD1ent that the House proceed with the
order Of the day. ,-A. Iora pondolnh
Mr. Ralfour said he tnousht i<oIO 80 .
r, MI, mad done we'll 10 bring before the
I Ir a crucial Example by which 10 test the
iI.rs,a mat a Peer had no right TO take part
~ nIocnon of a member Of the House OF COM
mons. ,.ardad that the ses-
s,onal order was obsolete ana useless. WI
IIhouchere said the order was as rldlculous aS
itHOnval search Of the cellars OF the House
Cor CIV Fawkes. Qaughter)
io I'D Randolph Churchill said he mad no
a.Tra 70 press his motion 10 DIVISION ana
Sir William Harcourt's amendment was cArrleu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise o3 sun 6l2 Moon sets m DAD Moon ago l.
HIGH WATER TODAY
, a. Candy Hook 6:2i Gov Island 6:4pHell Cato 50
PM-Sandy Hook G:5s Cow Island ~ iieH "a'e VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

elected 4 member OF The board Of managers IN tl~
.i,es - isg> Mrssrs Thropp and Hitchcock nav
neon identified with the Organization Tor many S'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
a,,srpo-RUssIAN TARIFF WAR IMMlN f'-N l,

London. March ia dispatch to 'he Aus Ans
News from vienna says tariff war betweei, .,
rla and Russia is imminent owing to the fra nifty
Austria 10 reduce the duty on wheat i'In' "a
kreutz,rs 70 one FORM in compliance WIN ,aen
demands Negotiations are seli IN pioe' Iss,a will
the two Empires. but In any event has ac-
no, Grant to Austria the reductions she mas AZ
corded 10 German products. no conferred upon
berlin March l9-The Kaiser has con- ~ decora-
# Witfe Kusstan Minister of Finance We the Red
ION OF the Grand Cross OF the OT1eT IN connection
Win the commercial treaty between r 80
Germany when will go into effect to-Hi''i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
rHg NDwFo1yNDLAND SEAL FISHERY,

THE NEWFOUNDLAND SEAL n''H-.,,..zyo
St. Johns n F.. March 10 (specaD.-rwe'ty osn,
steamers and 500 men are engaged IN 'he So %
cry. The prospects are excellent. Inc "ea''e va
favorable and the steamers are rePorteu ~
taking seals off Togo and Tilt Cove by tnouShii1,
'a"Nis -, -, asbore over ice The seals
are we'll distributed that many s'e"'
nate in the fishing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

rOp EXTENDING THE BRITISH MOoEui
London March 19.-For the purpose Vi e,asad
a e,e nH half acres Of ground adjoining that insu
,o The property was purchased from the Ths
~ Redrord and the price paid was tf LVV,y ar
will give the museum total area Vi 'O
one-half acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

DESIGNATION OF THE BELGIAN MlNlol ~ ~ .
BRUSSELS. March 19.-King Leopold n"s "a,o,,nd
formed BY telegraph that the Ministry I'D. =, AIx-
The King has replied that ne VIII -,,u return
~ P~issels lie intmates that he VIII n Win the
Of time during the Easter recess 10 u
Cahl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

TO-DAY.
. -, - Mails close. Vessel sails.
Spree G Lloyd. bremen ,o a. " III n m
Ciudad conda Spanish. Havana "n -, 20 oo y,
Colombia Columbian Colon. 'iooo III oo =, ~,
civ OF Augusta. Savannah. Savannah .'''''' ' "
WEDNESDAY. MARCH q.
,-. ,.,,..ur,on ..... 800 n 600
Rhynland Rcd star. Antwerp .'''''' oo -, % n n,
Majestic. White star Liverpool ''''' - " 400 n n,
Iro1uos Clyue. jacksonville ...'''''' no -, y.no - -,
Saratoga. y cuba. Havana. .''''' i''' VI "'' y ~
THURSDAY. MARCH y
Ddam Neth-Amer. Rotterdam s0 W !" 20 y NJ,
Antilla Bahama Nassau. -'V So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

cr,.,or e one OF the greatest OF the ras,-9s,
,,aohass horses He won the Grand Nationa'
Hsndicap steeplechase at Antree last year mis-.
and was the favorite for the race this year o'a,
take was made by the handcaPPgir rb ' caused much
C4is a va time Coiser has been heaE ibt book
TAX az ..rh-s were announced - l,i' NJ he
since the al rean harvest should the report nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
o,srrp SAID TO HAVE BROKEN DOWN

,rAvy DECLINE IL THE BkTTINU w
GRAND NATIONAL FAvoRiTE
London. March 1.-THE Sportsman pupnsns5
renort that Closter. the Grand Nauo'di con.
fepoi' nc 0n Tnis report created great sem
has proHeh ortinq circles and the petuhs VII
s S,1s.,- ~ has declined 10 to against
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-09
POPULIST EDITOR IN TROUBLE.
Arrested on n Charge OF Calling n Meet
ing to IncIte Riot.

RILEY, Tenn, Oct. 30.-E. +. Talley
ditor of he Peoples Advocate, populist
newspaper, has been arrested on a charge
of sediton growing out OF the publication
the following article:
after considering the matter it has been
determined to hold mass meeting
which all honest people are invited to at
tend November g. The object is to give
expression to the determination now formed
in the minds and hearts of the people TO die
rather than to submit to anything but a
fair election. To sub it to such elaring
frauds as were practiced in the August cleo
ton is to surrender oil manhood and pa
triotism, and this the honest people of old
Lauderdale are not yet ready to do and be-
fore they will do IL they will soak the sod
with their blood. Every honest man who
desires fair and honest election is earn
estly urged to quit his daily avocatiou and
come on that dav and show that he is at
least on the side OF justice and right. Come
every body
Editor Talley waived his preliminary ex-
animation and was admitted to bail under
80, 500 bonds. The law under which he was
arrested Is a section of the revised statutes
prohibiting the calling of meetings or mobs
together for the purpose of melting riot.
Talley was recently found guilty of libel
and compelled to pay $1,000 damages.