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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
LATEST or THE WEEK.

&3f#MNflyflf nAHoN~@ 49,
humber OF Blacktooters have
the races at Pocatello.
and Mrs. James Bumgarner
wednesday in Pocatello'
D Willis Sweet has been speak.
Fremont county this week
-. T. Hull OF Hull 4 Greene, drug
has rented the Rae residence on
III street,
Schumacher, dentist, will re-
y 4 Backfoot until the middle Of
III, sss seek.
board Of commissioners were 10
only TWO days Of the week
ia, & roceedings in our next issue
,.,rasion goes bravely on 10
10. and The 200 line has been
z crossed
4 q : cages on Indiana farms amount
|ssls~ 6 500 ,OOC. What breaking
rnsa bones there must be.
Republicans will pu, their big
saaa . the Geld 10 southern Idaho 10
m until election
srs Dietrich aud Cozier, Black.
l DT A attorneys, attended Fremont
n ilh court
big races at Pocaiello are on
|llJ Ill., Friday, and will continue TO
a'A'u y James N. shoup has been
aied ior the State Senate by the
|S llcaas Of Custer county.
SALE CHEAP-Two small heat.
cyes Rnquirc OF L. ". West
a,ipgs
&c o " Powers. Of Sal, Lake
al speak for the Democrats in
City, Saturday night
- Esrsidc precinct has a voting
alton % 3s voters, ot these be.
25 aui 30 have registered
gis,ra,lon ceases after the 2Gih
Don, miss registration aud lose
| nus yo,o.
hen,y bars OF the celebrated
|Il ,ic laundry soap only 100 At
inga
kelIcuBan. presiding elder Of
IA district will hold quarterly con.
~ hce for Blackfoo, station within
|Oll ber, two weeks
new line Of gents and young
clothing just received at prices
ss @ cannot be duplicated In the West
i q poi pass them by. Bunting & Co.
PIN Montgomery is cxcavating
ghe foundation Of business build
4, On the vacant lots between Fulton
rs market and Pioneer drug store.
Presto Burrcll unloadcd big
! nice. mellow red apples on THE
"a Tuesday, and THE News force
~ a happy lot Thanks.
al = Beane candidate for sheriff and
hinkle for probate Judge were
|ul M 'asslng in the northeastern part
II 'he county this week.
&c Bierbower, the only original
~ IN the State, Is the Republican
ninee for the senate from Logan
nty.
New York steamship took out
I r Europe this week, 340, 900 ounces
eiver and 10000 Mexican dollars.
rope wants our white metal.
mi ne Ladies Aid Society of Metho.
church, will serve warm dinner
ElN supper on election day. Charges
cents Place will be given in the
n issue.
nc State board Of equalization has
81 uced the assessment on sheep from
OO to sl,0O per head. Range
.e II fses from s13 to 0, and cattle from
to $s per head.
pE Higgins, one Of the high Off,
y In the Odd Fellows Lodge Of
state, has moved from HALEY to
hllace, Shoshone oonntv where he
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
GOOD WORDS TO THE PRESS.

The Tribune Speaks Words Of Wisdom
to the Fraternity.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

iol thelf pension money.
This has been going on for quite a
while and only passing notice given
It. The 9. A. r has taken hold Of
the matter and thorough inyestlga.
tion will be made 10 find out the rob.
bers and murderers.
The illiterate aud blind cannot vote
at the coming election. The Judges
under the law, cannot mark the votes
for them and hence they will be de-
priyed Of the right Of the ballot box
The Republicans at Pocatello are
preparing for a big ratification and
torch light procession. Dan Lock.
wood, chairman of the county central
committee, has ordered the torches
from Salt Lake City.
Il must be trying to the nerves Of
the "Other fellow" where two and two
are travelling together making cam.
paign speeches, TO hear the same
speech without variation from his
companion on every platform.
One hundred pairs ladies and gents
shoes. odd sizes and style going away
below cost At Bunting's.
Mr. stoer will be the next county
commissioner from the LIST district
This statement may be relied upon as
implicitly as Dr. Hicks weather pre-.
dicilons, and everybody says be hits
the nail on the head At every blow OF
his hammer
The Star Theatre Company will
play In Blackfooi At some future date
Of the month.
In their repertoire OF plays are in.
cluded the Silver King, Nigh, or and
East Lynne
A bcautiful parloI stand lamp.
decorated bowl and shade, complete
only $500. A nice glass lamp No 2
size, all complete only 75c A fancy
lamp, nod pink and blue metal base,
all complete 81 90, a, Buntings
"A called gemman, "of Mississippi,
10 sc olden times made a yearly proof
on 8 desert entry IN the land office,
Thursday. he Is the only colored
person who has done business IN the
otiicc under the present administra-
ton.
Little Grace Locey is suffering
acuiely from rheumatism. II is sad
10 see one Of such tender years strick.
en- with a disease whose pains are SO
singing and racking TO the entire
system. The httle sufferer has the
sympathy Of all Of her many friends.
John Montgomery Jr., Of Salt Lake
City, visited the "old folks at home
the arst days Of the week, and return.
ed to the City Thursday morning, He
expects 10 be admitted TO the bar next
week and will begin the practice OF
Law Immediately thereafter
i County officers are very close ia
the people. The greatest care should
be exercised in selecting them. Good
home officers do much towards max
ing good citizens and contented
people.
Houston advices say Hon. Paul z.
Lawson who, two years ago, was the
loudest talker OF them all, has kicked
high up over the traces, single tree
and dash. h.board OF the Populist band
wagon and gone back to his old love
the Republican party. So Paul r
threw away two years OF his political
life
Mrs Geo Rae after spending few
days with friends 10 Blackfoot has
returned to her Deer Lodge home
Montana. When the flowers Of spring
time come she will return to Black
foot, her permanent home.
An old darkey in Congressman
! Culberson's district In Texas, says he
cannot vote for Mr. Culberson for this
reason "Dat gemman he goes and
puts q barb wire fence round bis
chicken house, an ] takes dat rs ar
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
RIOT IN CHRISTIANA.
Gangs of Negroes Illegally Applying for
Registration.

E ReRistrAtions
At the Christlana precinct of White
Clay Greek hundred last Saturday the
registration Office was beseiged by gang
Of New Castle hundred negroes. They
were brought there by well-known Re
publican leader of New Castle Seven Of
them applied for registration. The board
being Republican, registered without hesl-
tation the first three applicants. The
fourth was not sufficiently schooled on
giving answers and gave his address as
Vine street near New Castle.
Such open declarations on these facts
iucensed the Democrats to such degree
that they sent after the State detectives and
Squire smith OF Newark, The presence OF
the latter cooled off the ardor of the Re-
publican majority OF the board
Later in the afternoon q section OF an
other gang that had not applied was seen
in Webber's phosphate yards and coal
yard sccreted there. They were i'll charge
Of Frank Levy. But being scared by the
presence Of the justice of the peace from
Newark they remained in their hiding
place.
On investigation the Democrats have
the authority from no less person than
David KEGS. Republican candidate for
road commissioner for New Castle, that
some of these negroes gave fictitious names
when applying for registration.
Mr.. KEGS brought wagon-load OF
negroes from New Castle last Monday to
attend the colored meeting in Christaaa
Among them were some of those who had
applied on Saturday for registration. They
requested him to call them by the names
while in town, under which they had APP
piled for registration instead of by their
right names.
AT the meeting that night there was a
riot One colored man in trying to shoot
another shot himself in the hand.
The gang of negroes who came to regis
ter on saturday evening, while re-
turning to New Castle attacked Il
farmer named Frank REYNOLDS who
was returning from market in Will
mington. They pulled him ont of his
wagon, beat him to insensibility, robbed
him OF his money, and left him uncon-
scious in the ditch His wagon was left in
the bushes nearby.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
pHIL4DE1pnI4 ArF.4rRs.

DR.. William Goodcll, the eminent gyne-
cologist, died on Saturday, aged 65 years.
Detectives are looking for Harvey P.
Parkman, a substitute clerk, who, it is
alleged, stole 81, 200 on Friday from John
Lucas q Co.
Mrs. George Lane was burned to death
in South Camden. on Saturday, by her
clothing catching fire, it is supposed, from
q lighted candle.
Mr.. Cleveland will christen the new
American Line steamer Sc. Louis, which
is to be launched November 18th, at
Cramps shipyard.
Some of the motormen and conductors
who took an active part in the meeting OF
street car employees last Thursday night
have since been discharged by the COM
panies by which they were employed.
George w. Roop was Thursday convicted
in the Camden county. courts on two in
dictments, charging him with keeping a
disorderly house at Gloucester City and
selling liquor illegally. Roop was COM
mitted to await sentence.
Counsel for Isaac L. Rice has filed in the
United States circuit court exceptions to
the report oil Special Master Crawford.
which recommended the dismissal OF
Rice's petition for the removal of the
Reading railroad receivers, &c.
The Philanthropic Labor Committee OF
the Society of Friends, on Saturday,
adopted q recommendation to the legis-
latlires of the several States that laws be
enacted making saloon keepers responsible
for any injury which might come to
people who received liquorin their saloons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JoURNAL-WLMll

whose truth and veracity is above re
preach; and the statements contained IN
the affidavit Of MIR, R,lla arc substantially
the same AS previously made to MS.
JsMs r. BELLY,
t,1 JNxa r. EDWARDS,
l"E"H'l ANDREW I. KiETr.
A. BsCRoss3 ROVE.
Sworn and subscribed before me, twenty
Rinth day Of October, A. d. 1891
JvAH A. KELLEY.
Notary Public.
Here is o copy Of the letter under date
of October lst, calling for the resigna-
ton of Foster from this Peoples party
which was mailed TO him tho following
day:
W:LMINGToH. pEL,, Oct 1.-Nr. dtonEo
FoStsr-SIE; 1t having come to our knowl-
edge by evidence which we deem entirely
reliable, that while pretending 10 he acting
as the friend ana advocate OF the Peoples
party, you are in secret league with some
OF the leaders OF the Republican party,
and using our organization as an inslru-
nent for the promotion of its purposes,
and IN betrayal OF the Peoples party, we
hereby ASK YOU to resign your position in
eScn OF the committees of whieE you are
member. j. L. EDWARDS,
ESQ. l., NORRIS,
II. Il. RoBEgrs,
EHAs. BEApgSKoPF,
ANDREW I. kbErr,
" j. II. RoLLo,
A. q. CRossGkoyE,
j, r. KELLY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01

The cruiser San Francisco is to relieve
the Chicago as flagship Of the European
squadron.
Col. Juan Cienfugos, the Salyadorian
refugee who has been held in San Fran
cisco awaiting extradition, was released on
Saturday on orders from Washington.
William Milford. young farmer of
Milan, Ala, was arrested Sunday charged
with numbering his father. He confessed
the crime, but swallowed poison i'm
medistely and died soon afterward.
The ilnportations of sugar during Sep
TENDER aggregate little less than 81, 200, QUO
pounds. valued at 81, 49H, 039, q decrease from
the month of August of 920oo,0Ol pounds,
and from July of 7l0,000,000 pounds.
Six men, all heavily armed, were ar
rested in Portland, Mich, Saturday night,
after a lively fight, in which half the
townspeople took part and in which over
so shots were fred. The men are said to
be burglars wanted at Grand Ledge.
The Chinese Six Companies in San Fran
cisco have issued notice warning China
men throughout the State mot to give
evidence for the government in cases in
volying the exclusion or deportation of
Celestials, otherwise they will be boy
cotted."
A mob surrounded the Jail at Brooklyn,
Md, Saturday night, with the intention OF
lynching Henry Leonard, a negro charged
with an attempted criminal assault on q
white girl. Aid was asked from Baltimore
and squad OF police succeeded i'll remov-
ing the prisoner to that city.
Six tons of dynamite exploded in a
magazine aU Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin,
Sunday morning. Considerable damage
was done to adjacent property, and there
was panic in the churches of Bloomer,
20 miles distant. Paul Brohr, who was
near the magazine just before the explo-
sion, is believed TO have been blown to
fragments.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
POLITICAL.

The total registration at Chicago was
about 5000, and of that Number between
81, 900 and Al, 900 were women.
Colonel Page. having declined the Demo,
cratic nomination for Congress from the
First Rhode Island district, DIR. Lucius +.
Z. Garvin was Thursday nominated.
The General Assembly of Georgia, which
convened at Atlanta Wednesday has 100
Democrats, IS Populists and one Republic
can. The Democrats will determine upon
the details OF the organization in caucus.
Senator Hill made speech in Long
Island City Thursday afternoon, saying,
among other things I'll you do your
duty we shall carry this election. If you
expect To carry the national election IN
1886, you must carry the State this year.
care not whether all the leaders are with
us. am convinced that the Democratic
masses are with us, whether their leaders
are or not. They are with the party OF
jackson, of Jefferson, of Cleveland"
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt
found as result Of hts investigation at
Pittsburg, that no coercion was practlced
ard no assessments levied contrary to law.
He recommends that postollice employees
who took part in political conventions be
punished. OF the contributions in the
Internal Revenue office he says: These
payments are taken as matter OF COURSE
As consequence, the collectors once
forms big treasury chest, out OF which
the dominant party can take sums 70 ex-
pend, and honestly or dishonesty as the
case may be, in influencing the elections'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
A BAND OF OVER 200 ARMED MEN
Reports of Serious Outrages Committed
by Chinese Bandits and Pirates-- Boats
Attacked and Their Crews Murdered
Malay Pirates Capture n Vessel.

Reports of Serious outrages Committed
by Chinese Bandits and Pirates-- Boats
Attacked and Their Crews Murdered--
Malay Pirates Capture a Vessel.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. 29.-Chinese
papers received by steamer, contain &C.
counts of numerous outrages by bandits
and pirates in the Orient. The band of
men made desperate by the loss of crops
and homes in the recent overflow of the
Liao river, have established a reign of
terror. This band consists of about 200
armed mon. By these raids they have Sc
cured several boats with which they carry
on operations on the water.
During three weeks of the raids of this
lawless band, 20 men were killed and more
than three times that number were
wounded Their operations covered a dis
lance of nearly 1870 miles along the Lao
river. For protection boats now travel in
patches, and so powerful have the robbers
become that they do not hesitate to attack
numbers of boats at the same time, even
in daylight. -Four boats were attacked by
one of the piratical craft having crew of
40 armed men OH September 9th, near New
Change. Ali valuables and arms were
taken, two sailors were killed and two
others wounded.
News from Singapore tells of the robbery
Of Chinese coasting vessel bound for
Singapore from the Island of luigi by
Malay pirates. A number of them took
passage on the coaster and at night at
lacked the ships clerk and robbed him of
about $500 in cash. The noise made
aroused a member Of the crew and ho
hastened to the assistance of the clerk. but
was stabbed by the Malavs and then
thrown overheard, The Malays then
jumped into the water and escaped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
A Kentucky Miracle.
JUDGE JOHN Il. RICE TELLS HoW HE
WAS CURED OF RHEUMATISM.
Crirplea ssr SIX Years with sciatica in
Its Worst FSrra. Il, Expected to
Die Sut Was Saved IN
W hazardous MaAnar.
[From he tot'u3ton, ~, Post.

Die Sat was Saved IN
y" Marratsus Maansr.
Fronn the Lsruytov M Poyl
Ihe Hon. John NJ, klce, OIL louisa. Law.
reace 1suhty. hsntheHr' mas i9r the puse
I'VE years Tetlrsu from actiVe lile as Lfltn,-
nal ana CIRCUIT Juase OF the siSteehIh
JuIlclal plstflCt OIL hehtueky.
lie has Ger many years served DIS naive
county and state N the legislature az
Frankfort and at Washington, ana, until
his retirement was = noten a. nsqfe IN polluii
cal and JUDICIAL circles. Inc Judge IS well
known throughout the state ana possesses
the best qualities which go 20 make
Kentucky gentleman honored wherever
he is known
About SIX years ago the booily troubles
which finally caused ms retirement at
time When ms mental tacultles were ~ tne
zenith OF their strength, began thelf en-
croachment upon MS naturally stroiig con,
stitution. A few days ago . Kentucky FoSt
reporter called upon Judge luce. VINO ~
the tollowlns words relatea the history 81
the CAUSES that led TO ms retirement ~
is Just about SIX years since had an attaek
oil Eheumatlsm, sllght az lrst, put sooll ne-
veloping into Sciatlc rheumatism. Whlch
began first with acute shootlng pains ~
the hlps, gradually extending uoWhwaru
to my feet.
MY condition became so bad that |
eventually lost an power OF my LEGS, anu
then the liver, kidneys ana pladder anu III
TACT, my whole system, became aeraiGeu'
l tried the treatment OIL many phvslcialls'
put receiving no lastlng penett from thsIh'
mad recourse 10 patent femedies' Trying
one KIND after another until oelieIe there
were none mad not sampled,
In 1883 attended by my son Johh, |
| went 70 hot springs, ARK. was not much
| oenehtcu py some months stay there wheh
returned home, MY liver was actually
dead, and dull, persistent PAIN IN It's
region kept me on the rack all the time
IN lSOo was reappolnted CIRCUIT Judge,
PIT Il was impossible tor me 70 give atten-
| uoh 10 my duties. IN 1911, Went 10 me
Sliurlan springs, NaKeshaw: WIS. lstayeu
theresome uine.oht without I'm proVelheht.
| Again returned home, TINS Tune teelc
ing no hopes Of recovery. me muscles o.
1 my limbs We're no" reduced by atrophy 20
mere strings. aciaIc pains tortured me
terrioly, putl was the uiSofuereu Goilaltloh
/ OF my llver thaI vas lelt Sraauaily wear
ing my HE away. Doctors gave me up, al
KINDS oil remedies mad oeen tired without
aVail, ana thefe was nothing more lor NE
10 40 put resign myself 10 late.
fingered on III tnis cohuitloi, su w I!i
almost ehtEely py stlinutahls uhtll april
1898; Une Gay Johil saw an account o.
VI. MIllah tinh Tins n LOT lale feoPle
IN the hentucky fost. ms was solnetlllng
new, ana as one more urhg aiter SO many
others could not 90 SO mach harn' Johli
prevaileu upon me 70 ny me l!nk ms. II
was, tnlnk, ~ tne ilist wees III May the
pills arrived. ! remember ! was hot eA-
pecteo 70 nve lof more tnan tEree OF r ionr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
HOSEY.
Kate Freiiigrath-Kroeker.
When bees wend forth in black continue,

When bees wend forth in black continuous
stream,
And steadily return unto the hive,
When ali the air with humming is alive
From pearly dawn to-dsy's last golden
Then il behooves to work and not to
dream
Upl if your honey store you want to
thrive,
Ere hungry drones with robber bees con-
niye)
That you may gather all the blossoms
cream.
Yet let me pause moment on the brink
What labor interveneth Only think.
What you deem play, to bees and me it's
toll,
Yet labor. perspiration. many sting,
So I've the honey-cheerfully | sing!
The Academy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01

Robert j., 20l1, trotted mile at Louis
vile Thursday on heavy track, said to be
three seconds slow, in 2.07.
Charley Mitchell will stick to the middle
weight class if he does any more lighting,
and will bar Bob Fitzsimmons.
A wheelmen's club is being organized Mt
West Chester, over 100 cyclers having
already agreed to join the proposed club.
The bay geIding Flying Jib paced mile
Thursday at Louisville ON slow track
with running mate in two minutes three
and half seconds.
Bert Harding, the long.dstance bicy'
list, rode 100 miles on the St. Louis Fair
Grounds on Wednesday in hours 81
minutes So as seconds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
REAL ESTATE s.iLEs.
Portions of the Isaac Elliott Estate Sold
for SOL .O1i.


On Saturday last the following prop
erty for the heirs of the late Issac Elliott,
on the premises, in the Ninth ward,
were sold:
Forty.nine acres on Cherry Island
marsh to Isaac Elliott, Jr., at 500 per
acre.
Fifteen and eighty-sevcn one-hun-
dredths acres of land to Holstein Harvey
al 1925 per acre.
Sixteen and one half acres of land to
Holstein Harvey at $775 per acre.
Fifteen acres to Isaac Elliott at $3.50
per acre.
Twelve acres to Holstein Harvey at
500 per acre.
Fen acres to Holsteiu Harvey at $3.50
per acre.
The sale amounted to $6t,0T4.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01

Judge Wales Monday afternoon heard
the application of Lewis @. yandegrift,
counsel for the owners of the Allegheny,
who asked for new appraisement of the
Caucase and its cargo, the vessel having
been Tabled for damage done the
Allegheny in the recent collision in the
Delaware Bay. Judge Wales raised the
amount of the appraisement from S47, 900
to $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
ATERDIoT FOR ss5, 900.
Obtained by Henry w. Purchase Against
the p, w. & h. Railroad Co.

the Pc, w. az lie hailroau Co.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 29.-In the
action of Henry w. Purchase against
the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti-
more Railroad Co. for injuries received
February 22d, 1893, which has occupied
the attention of President Judge Fin
letter for over week, the Jury of COM
mon pleas court, No. 3, room q, this
morning gave sealed verdict of $35, 900
for the plaintiff.
The case was one of number aris-
ing from the collision between the
Washington express and way train at
South Street station.
The plaintiff was passenger on the
way train, which was compelled to stop
at the station, and which, while stand
ing across the main track, was run into
by the express.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
DETAILS Or THE DEAL
How the Republicans Bought the
Peoples Party.
BACHAND" DEARMR. FOSTER"
Arranged and Carried Outthe
Scheme.
BACH FURNISHED THE MONEY
And Foster Took the Other
End of the Deal.
BACH FURNISHED THE MONEY

How He Worked Until His PorHdy Was
Discovered-Tn Whole Plan of the
Peoples Party, as Far as Bach ana
Foster We're Concerned, Was to help
the Republican Party-Cari Brown
Brought Hero by Republican Money
Detailed Statements. Backed by Ali
davits.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01

jacob Brodsky and Miss Dora Goldberg
were married in the Horn Building, No,
ITO French street, last Sunday by Rabbi
Razzi. The attendance was large. The
ceremony was followed by supper, after
which there was dancing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01

William S. Coyle, aged II years, died
Friday at Media. His death resulted
from general debility. He was u former
Wilmingtonian and removed from this
city about 10 years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-01
Nerroes Who Reristered IllegaIly.

Jacob Austin, Noah Vincent and Alfred
Ray, all negroes. were given hearing, be-
fore Judge Ball in municipal court last
Monday, charged with illegally registering
us qualified voters. John z. Nields ap;,
peared as counsel for the prisoners and
waived hearing in each case for the
upper court. Bail in the sum of $500 was
asked in each case.