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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-02-02
Where the Trouble Begins.

Labor agitators, strike projectors
and engineers of sympathetic crusades
of exotic interests against the right of
home labor to work, always disclaim
violence as either means or an end
in the attainment of their schemes.
This may be granted.
But all the same, history teaches that
the projection of strike opens the door
to giolence.
And philosophy teaches that the
tendency of Il strike to violence is as
natural as the law of gravitation.
These facts are so well established
that the man VINO proposes a strike
ought to be viewed and treated with
less leniency than the more honest
anarchist who openly breaches his
creed of violence.
After the train of events has nat
uraily produced mischief, it wont do
for those who have set the train in
motion to escape responsibility for the
wreck.
They should be made to prove that
they didn't start the train
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-02-02
Lost Motion.

Had there been no violence at all, either on
yesterday or any other day, the entire strike
might have been forced to arbitration and
settled before this, but it is idle for any news
paper to urge arbitration as long as the
streets are filled with rioters and soldiers
New York World.
Or urge anything else.
When men are insane enough with
sympathy for Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
miners, to ride down the rights of their
neighbors here at home, there is about
as much sense in newspapers dis
senting chirp as for flying machine
enterprise in a Jail.
The true business of all good papers
is to preach the gospel of peace when
the susceptible portion of the popular
mind, unstirred by sympathy" is
sane.
For one of the most hopeless enter
prises imaginable is that which under
takes to dethrone the unreason of
virtue on a high horse,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-02-02
A Coming Event,

The enforcement of the income tax will
show that many man who is making from
$4,000 to s20,000a year has an income of
less than 81 ,000.-Cumberlan Times
The coming slump in the per capjta
wealth of the country thus superin-
duced is going to be something fright
full.
And then we will see in all its colos-
sal magnitude what "hlgh protection"
of ''home industries" in New England
has not done for the country.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-02-02
Caution.

We insist that the JOURNALS definition of
the word land" used as verb, is too mar
row. Custom has long since ceased to restrict
it to the limits to which the JOURNAL would
contine Northumberland Ne~s.
Be little careful about "custom.'
Like "conscience"-it leads some
folks to the devil.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-02-02
Correction.

Might stronger than rght-Lonaconing
Reytew
Wrong again.
New York muskets were stronger
than Brooklyn brickbats.
In "more tenderer words''-the strike
might have been founded on a Just
cause, but the brickbats were not.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-02-02
All the Family.

Col. r. G. Ingersoll lately said that
Calamity is she sunshine of superstition.
If that be true, then the calamity
bowler must be old supe's sun-dog.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
czNE RAJ NEWS NOTES.

The May day committee OF Paris has
decided to appeal to all socialists TO cenz-
work ON May day.
A concurrent resolution striking the
word male" out OF the constitution has
passed the Nevada assembly.
Mrs. Robert Craig dangerously shot her
sister al st. Joseph, Mo-. during the night
mistaking her for burglar
The Nebraska legislature has decided
to revive the beet sugar bounty by pay
ing the producer s. per ton for all beets
produced.
The HoIdredge. Neb. National bank
has failed. and the comptroller OF cur
rency Will take charge. IL has "a capital
stock of S0.ooo No statements.
Insurgents IN the province OF Rio
Grande do Sal have defeated the govern
meht troops and captured General Csm
pal. commander of the garrison OF Santa
ANITA.
The New York jury IN the caae OF ex-
Captain poherty. accused OF accepting
protection" money from the keeper OF n
disorderly house. has reported disagree
ment.
ON receipt of news from Lansing OF the
defeat OF home rule in the city health
department. Mayor Pingree Of Detroit
had sensational bulletins posted about
the city.
In the United States court at ST. I.ouss,
Judge Sanborn ordered the receivers of
the Union Pacific 10 continue the present
tfafiic arrangements between that road
and the oregon Short Line.
Leroy FernHid. who murdered his moth
In East Lebanon. Mo-. Wednesday. sci
ARE to the barn and ran TO the attic to
await death In the flames. was found dead
Ia his cell. Leroy was insane.
The Westminster Gazette published az
article saying weil-known member oi
the ariatocracy has been served with
summons on account of an alleged de
famatory libel upon Oscar Wilde.
The president has sent 10 the hous,
the vetoes OF bills granting rights OF way
through Indian territory 10 Arkansas Il
the Northwestern Railway Company AM
Oklahoma Central Railway Company.
Judge Jenkins of Milwaukee has en-
tered an order ratifying the contract en-
| tered into by the receivers OF the North
ern Pacific railroad with the Northern
Pacific. Terminal Company cf Portland
tr.
/ The earl of Cowley ir dead. He wa;
born In 1854 and succeeded 10 the tiiis
| in 1884. His son, Henry Arthur Morning
| ton wellesley. viscount DanEan. who sue
ceeds 10 the title. AZ one time wanted Il
| marry Miss Fortesehe. the actresa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
DADDY SHUT DOWN
Owners Of the Yosemite Have
Obtained an Injunction.
FlFly-FIvE MEN DISCHARGED
Staim g. Msd~ hat the Dasdy Peo-
pc s.ase Been Taking Out
Yosemite Ors.

Wallace. Idaho. Feb. FIR. I. Horn,
one Of the owners OF the Daddy mine
at Murray, reports that he has just
closed down the mine and discharged all
the men, IS In number. The Daddy Ii
one of the principal gold mines on the
north side and has been paying hand
somely the past few months. The cause
OF the shutdown is an injunction suit
brought by n. T.. Wolfe and others
owning the Yosemite. an adjoining
claim. II is claimed by the owners of
the Yosemite that the Daddy people are
working out Yosemite ore. aud one of
the claims made In for 100000 damages
for the ore already taken out. The re-
straining order was made In tie distr;c,
court yesterday. and the men were dis
charged this morning. Surveyors
have been secured to make surveys ,.Ip.
plans Of the property. The Daddy lodge
is nearer horizontal than vertical Some
technical questions In m'nilg lRw ave
likely "a be involved. and nut little can
be guessed as TO the outcome. A new
l0-stamp mill was built on the DADDY
last fall, and reisa uf prosperity was
evidently assured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

80 through and he deprecated the attempt
10 talk IL to death
The house tn committee Of the whole
fecommended the passage OF the Clark
arport'onment bill II provides for one
senator from each county, total OF "a
md - Representatives. as follows: Ada 4
Altnras !, Bannoek s. bingham Z, Bear
Take ?. Hoise :, Canyon g. Cassia l. Custer
!. i.lmore !. Fremont ,. Idaho 2. Kootenai
!, l.atnh :, Leiahi :, Logan >. Nez Perce q
one.las, owe hee :. Snoshone 4, washing
ton 2.
An amendment by Mr Browne TO give
I.aiah two senators was supported by
AIR. Gamble. but was defeated During
the debate on IL, MIR. Henry charged that
IL was the work of Governor Mcconnell
and made an attack upon the governor.
Other amendments In favor of Shoshone
and Ada counties were also voted down.
In the evening session the committe OF
the whole recommended for passage the
irrigation bill establishing the district
system.
~ THE SENATE.
In the senate. the bill to divide Kooie-
nai county, creating Bonner county, was
slaughtered Senator Day supported the
Dill and Senator Miller opposed H. The
vote was In committee of the whole and
the motion to recommend that II be indefI-
nitely postponed was carried without d.
vision. Not more than half dozen sen
ators appeared to be In favor of II.
Senator 6ioldin's resolution for a con
sttutional amendment eliminating ali
reference to polygamy came up. II was
opposed by Senator Cunningham and sup
ported by Senator Parkinson. Its pass.
age was recommended by a vote OF to
9. less than the necessary two-thrds
Those voting against II were: Day.
Bierbower. Cunningham, Myer Brown
aud Watt
SENATORIAL VOTE.
Thomas and Baxter were paired today
and Hetheld. who has been III, was alb.
sent. and the vote for senator resulted !.
Shoup ls. Sweet is. Clagett a.
There Is no change in the situation, and
~ likelihood Of a change tomorrow
IL Is evident that the agricultural col
lege bill Will be gotten out Of the way
Al least before the senatorial wheels can
move. This bill may be supplanted by
4 substitute which viii make the school
At idaho Falls a branch OF the university
In this form Il Is not likely to meet so
much opposition.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
lpoAo's SUGAR PROPOSITION
The Question OF Bounty fs Discussed h,
Utah Newspaper.

Salt Lake Tribune. The other day IL
was mentioned In the papers that Mr.
James jennings was at the head OF a
syndicate which had gathered up sew
eral thousand acres OF land and a
great water right In Idaho. and that the
proposition was. after other preliminar-
les were performed, to by and by estab-
lish sugar factory. Our near neigh
Dor takes this as text TO show that
~ IL believed. with proper business
skill and energy and the use of machin-
cry continuously, with the utilization
OF all the materials within the product
that IL possible. the manufacture OF SUI
gar from beets can be carried on with
out artificial aid. az fair profit on the
capital invested" II admits that the
Lehi factory has not yet netted any.
thing 20 it's stockholders, but believes
that a bounty Is wrong on principle.
Now. az 10 the jennings matter in Ida
no, MIR. Jennings was for two or three
years one of the chief directors of the
Lehi factory, He learned the business
Whether he utilizes that knowledge In
Idaho or not, or whether the land will
be devoted 10 other purposes. remains
yet To be seen. At least there is no
| factory promised there for year or
| two 10 come. Except that the Lehi fac
/ tory had been built under the provisions
/ of the Mckinley law. Mr.. Jennings
would have known no more about max
| ing sugar than he knows about making
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
FORGOT TO RETURN rnn TEAM.
Stranger Makes Tree With Rath-
drum Livery Rig

Rathdrum. March 3--wednesday even
Ing man who gave his name as Bensan
alighted from this westbound passenger
train and went at once to Wooiery a
Cleland's livery stable. where he engaged
team. representing that he wished TO
drive To a point near Occur a. Aiena City.
where relative was IN, He would return
next day. Nothing was heard OF the man
or team until today. and the livsrymen
were on the point of sending out traeers.
Today telegram was received telling
them that the team was in a Spokane
stable and would be held until the owners
arrived The team was recognized In
spokane by a Rathdrum man who left
here last night. Several who saw the
man who hired the team now come for
ward with the information that they rec
ognlzed him as Hugh Metiock. who dis-
appeared a year or so ago and who bears
a shady reputation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

Redhot Figh, LSpeetcd over the Injune
tiou Suii-tiuion Miii Working.

tion Suii-lnion Min Working.
Wallace. Idaho. March l.--G. Scott
Anderson. civil engineer. arrived IN
town last night from his ranch IN the
Bitter Root valley. Mont. in answer to
a telegram from the proprietors OF the
Daddy mine at Murray. Under In
structions from them he went over To
Murray today TO survey that property
In connection with the lawsuit into
which IL has just been thrown. The
injunction case on the Daddy lode will
probably come before the district court
next Monday. W. Il. and T.. NJ, Hey
burn and Hagan a. Beale have been re-
tained by the Daddy people and a hot
fight Is expected. Meanwhile the mine
and mill have resumed operations again
for the present.
The Union mill. at the mouth OF Can
yon creek. Wallace. started up yester-
day on ore from the Standard mine
For the present IL will be run on one
shift only. AS soon ss operations at the
Standard are in full blast the Union
concentrator will be run on two shifts.
Two men, whose names were given as
Clark and Shears. were brought to town
tonight both considerably wounded by
a blast. They were taken direct TO the
hospital and DR.. Sims was called. They
received their injuries at the Granite
| mine. which Is working eight to ten
men under lease.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

champagne. and the object OF the Me-
kinley law and the bounty which ac-
eompanied II was TO give Americans
a chance TO gain that knowledge and
TO make the probable Improvements in
machinery which would be made. NO
that the industry could be self-sustain-
ing. IL was following on the same line
that the industry was established In
France. and which resulted after four or
Ave years In the saving of moro money
TO the French people In single year
than all the bounties that had been
paid up 10 that date. and changed
France from an importing 10 an export
ing country. In which capacity she has
worked ever since.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
pAmo FALLS SCHOOL Bill PASSED
Idaho Legislature Separates q Depart.
mcnt OF the state University.

Idaho Legislature Separates q Depart.
mcnt OF the State University.
Boise. March 2.-The senate held only
a short session today. but Il was impor-
iant. in that II passed clark's appor-
tionment bill. There was no opposi-
tlon. The measure now goes TO the gov.
ernor by a clever play the bill to va
lidate deeds and mortgages, made in
valid BY defective acknowledgements
was tabled. The move was made at a
time when the friends OF the measure
had no thought of action being taken on
IL, and when one or two were absent
senator Browne. an advocate OF the
measure. Is sick with the grippe. Sen
ator Golden was also out Senator
Dewey innocently asked for a ruling on
am abstract point. whether or not bill
on the calendar could at any time b.
tabled by the senate. President Mills
replied In the affirmative, whereupon
Senator Dewey moved to table this
measure, and IL was done in moment
by vote OF tot
In the house the prolonged deadlock
of the night session had had It's effect
and the filibusterers did not fail to mo-
tice 1t. Speaker cezier put Mr. Henry
OF Kootenai. who led the filibusterers on
the previous day. In the chair. TO preside
over the committee of the whole. Mr..
Henry's rulings were prompt and ef-
fective, and the Blaine and Lincoln
county bills went through at a lively
pace, followed by the substitute for the
Idaho Falls agricultural college bill. es-
tablishing the agricultural department
OF the state university at Idaho Falls
The district irrigation bill was passed.
also the horticultural inspection bill.
and the senate bill by Mr.. Browne.
granting occupant purchasers OF state
lands two years time In which to pay
the interest. II Is now thought the
Blaine county bill will pass the third
reading without serious opposition. and
that the fight will be concentrated on
the bill creating Lincoln county out oil
the southern portion. Before the com
mittee OF the whole passed the agricul.
tural college bill. Mr.. Cozier accepted
an amendment striking out the words
| mechanical arts" leaving that depart
ment with the government fund goins
with II entirely to the university
| The senatorial chestnut was repeated
| today: Shoup 10. Sweet Is. Clagett IL
There is nothing stirring tonight. al
most everybody connected with IN,
| fight being at the natatorium. Efforts
To get the popullsts for Sweet are con
/ tinued. but at present there il no pros
pact OF success Everybody is quietl,
/ waiting until the blockading bills shall
be gotten out OF the way.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
TnE DEADLOCK AT HoIsE.


Boise. Idaho. March s.~-The senatorial
situation tonight looks decidedly like
Sweet or dark horse. The solid 10 de-
clare they will never 20 20 shoup. and
Sweet still has the decided advantage
Of strong hope OF a break In the popuiis,
ranks
The popnlists are In possession OF a
telegram from Senator PETER advising
them 20 go over TO Sweet. whose services
are earnestly desired by the silver men
In congress. regardless OF party. This
has made a profound impression upon
the popuiiss members and has won over
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

mex the Lost river district OF Alturas
county TO Bingham county An effort
TO make the vaiidation bin special or
der failed and the measure went 70 the
foot Of the calendar.
The bill to prohibit blacklisting was
the subject OF an animated debate. Ii
was recommended that the bill be in
definitely postponed. but ON a vote In
the senate on adopting the report a tie
vote resulted. and IL was decided by
Mr.. Mills In favor of the measure. the
bill being thus recommitted TO the com
mittee of the whole.
The fight over the annexation OF part
or Canyon county 10 Ada took a new
turn in the Introduction by Senator
Robertson OF an amendment reducing
the territory proposed to be annexed by
one-half. IL leaves Nampa In the sec
tion to he attached TO the old county
In the house the senate amendments
to Mr. Wyman's mining bill were con
curred In. The Thomas BILL empower
Ing county commissioners to issue
bonds TO fund outstanding warrants OF
bonded Indebtedness. was passed with
out a dissenting vote. The measure is
without doubt one of the most import.
ant considered In either house. as IL will
relieve counties from embarrassment
caused by the recent decision OF the
supreme court that left old warrants
In position where they could not be
redeemed except from excess revenues
Mr. Benefits bill fixing the salary OF
the mine inspector at s1,-00 a year. with
expenses not to exceed s., 600 per year.
was passed. % 10 T. The measure gives
the inspector full power to enforce his
orders. II also requires him TO collect
and compile mining data for informa-
tion Of the public.
MIR. Sanders bin fixing eight hours
as legal days work for underground
miners was passed unanimously.
The Blaine county bill came up as a
special order and gave rise to a heated
debate. The debate was still in prog
ress when a recess was taken until
evening.
Governor Mcconnell sent "A message
TO the legislature calling its attention
20 the fact that the appropriations being
made We're pilingu to such a point that
the constitutional maximum of indebt-
adness would be exceeded II was, In
effect. warning that some measures
would have 10 be vetoed.
There was no change i'm the senator
al ballot today and there is not ru-
nor circulating In connection with the
natter. Interest centers entirely on
legislation.
The night session of the house was
'pent In hlibustering against the Blaine
county hill and no progress was made.
The committee OF the whole arose at
u ., and reported upon the prog
ress CT rather the failure 10 progress.
and the house adjourned with every
Body worn out
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
BONNER COUNTY BILL DEFEATED
stdetiasksd in the senate-Agrisuitnra'
college Bili Today.

sidetIaekSd in the senate c-Agfisuhnfni
College Biii Today.
Boise. Feb. 1.-THE house had very
busy day. holding a night session. A res
0iutlon was adopted fxing o'clock as
the morning hour The Idaho Falls agri-
cultural college bin, over which signin-
cant contest was expected. went over nn-
III tomorrow. II Is probable that SUD
atitute will be introduced. upon which
there viii be general agreement.
The bill 10 regulate the practice OF med
tcine caused another long debate ana re-
suited IN its being killed. Friends OF the
measure voted against IL. because II De
came apparent that iis opponents 49,
.eterminad To talk II 10 death and that
Ihe contest would defeat other ieglsia-
tion. During the progress OF the debate
a motion was made TO indefinitely post
pone. - =.
AIR Wyman made the point that the
committees ON the previous day had de-
aid.d that the bill should go through the
committee. subject. OF course, to amend
Tnent. Whenever ! find myself IN the
minority l yield and"
Here MIR. NeIll tpopulisp sprang 70 nus
feet ard, clapping his hands In front OF
Air. wymAn's face. shouted Then whs
don't YOU vote for Willis Sweet for United
states senator? lie IL the choice OF th'
majority OF your party"
The outhurat was greeted by handicap
sings,
Mr. Wyman gave Mr.. Neiil a scathinl
9tnolx ana continued: .'wheneyer tind my
.-elf In the minority I yield and aftemp
20 the best OF my ability 70 perfect IN
views OF the majority This majority
a,e said had decided that the bill shoui
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
MASON BRAYMAN is DEAD.
Ex-Governor of Idaho and the Oldest
Mason and Editor In the Union.

Ex-Governor of Idaho and the Oldest
Mason and Editor In thc Union.
Kansas City. Feb. 27.--Generai Mason
Brayman, aged 81 years. ex-governor OF
Idaho. the oldest Mason In the United
States. and a former associate in legal
practice with Abraham Lincoln, died
here today at the home of his son-in-
law. Theodore Dowdey. of Bright's dis
ease. The body will be taken TO Ripon.
Wis.
General Brayman was born In 1873
In Buffalo. n. Y. In 1886 he was ad-
mitted to the bar. He then went to
Louisville. where he edited a paper
and practiced law. He alternated be-
tween the two professions. obtaining
eminence In both. In 1872. he removed
to Springfield. H.. and began the prac-
tice OF law. While In Springfield ha
Was a neighbor of Lincoln and was as
sociated with him In many cases. In
1861 General Brayman enlisted as ma
jor of the Twenty-ninth Illinois infan-
try. commanding forces under General
Grant. lie was mustered out at the
close of the war. with brevet az major
general At the close of the war he re-
tuihUu " opiihEhetu anu aiNefHdfoS
went to Wisconsin. In 1876 President
Grant appointed him governor OF Idaho.
In 1850 he returned TO Ripon, where he
began anew the practice of law. Fail
Ing health caused his retirement and In
1855 he came TO Kansas City. where he
has since made his home with his daugh-
ter.
General Brayman was the oldest ed
itor and the oldest Mason In the United
| States. He leaves two children. Mrs
Theodore Dowdey of this city and a
| married daughter In San Diego.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
MOSCOW COURTS AND GRAND Jury
Arson Case still ON Trial-Fourth Indict
meuf OF g. w. Williams

Moscow. March 3-The Donahue arson
case Is still on trial In the district court.
The prosecution finished the introduc-
tion OF testimony yesterday. IL IL doubt
ful whether IL viii 20 TO this jury tonight
l.. +. Williams was indicted a fourth
time by the grand jury before its dismiss
al Thursday. The charge was the smbeE-
element OF sse0. the complaint being made
by the Idaho Loan and Building Associa-
tion. Williams appeared In court Thurs
day afternoon and after listening 20 the
reading OF the indictments was given un-
I'll today TO plead.
The grand jury found II true bills. Their
report to the court was very brief. only
two recommendations OF Importance be-
ing contained IN II. One urged The pro-
viding OF a proper system of ventilation
In the Jail. as the presens lack Of one h
detrimental 10 the health alike OF prisoners
and those employed In the various county
Offices. The other advised the employment
of an expert accountant 10 examine the
various county records from the time or
its organization.