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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
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PAPERS AT EucHARIsTIc CONGRESS
The Topics Discussed ~ the Meeting In
the Catholic University.

fht 10AH1Ne AutF4ftuy.
washington, Oct. s.-The euchariatic
congress reMsaembled at $40 o'clock in
the Catholic university, Bishop Macs pre-
siding.
Papers were read by Rev. j. b. Foley.
OF ST. Stephens church. 81. Louis, on
How to Promote Devotion 20 the Bless
ed Sacrament Among the People," BY
Rev. Ii. 8. Henx. editor Of the American
Ecclesiastical Review, on ''rhe Manner
OF Preparing Children and Adults for the
First Holy Communion and Grounding
Them In the Abiding Faith In the Most
Holy Sacrament" by Rev. N. Brinkmey-
er. president of So. George seminary, on
PRIESTS Enchartstic League By Rev.
Walter Elliott. o. St. pmufH church. New
York city. on How Real Presence Makes
Converts." and BY Rev. Joseph Yazbeck.
an Armenian missionary, on .rhe Holy
Eucharist In tha Eastern Church"
The congress completed sts session to-
night with procession led by Cardinal
Gibbons, and including most Of the arch
bishops. bishops and dignitaries Of che
American hierarchy, through the Catholic
university grounds 10 the steps or McNfa-
hon hall. where the cardinal pronounced
the bcnediction. II was an imposing DEM
onstratlon, being a fitting close OF the
most notable gathering Of the clergy In
the history OF the church.
Prior to the procession the business Of
the congress- was concluded BY the pass
age of a resolution embodylng the re-
suits accomplished.
A significant feature uf the resolution
wns Its strong statement in favor OF sun
day observance aH a practical means OF
sanctifying the holy eucharist. The res
olutiona also affirmed fun adherence 10
the declarations OF the third ecumenicnl
conference at Boston.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
WITH a CASH soNUs OF sIso. 600
business Men Of Boise Propose 20 Aid
the nntte. California Project

business Men Of Boise Propose 20 Aid
the nntte California proleea.
Boise. idaho. Oct. ia largely attend
ed meeting Of business men was held this
afternoon TO determine whether this city
should offer any bonus tn Che proposed
Butte-Californim railroad "A statement
was presented from the company stating
that It was prepared 10 proceed with the
road, and expressing the belief that this
city w0uld contribute. It was intimAand
that the company would like 10 have the
grade built from Boise to Caldwell by
Boise cisixena, a right Of way through
this city and cash bonus The statement
specially stipulated that no part of the
bonus or right Of way should be turned
over until the road should be cumpieted.
The time the company expects % eiapse
before the completion of the read was
shown by the stipulation that the deeds
and agreement should remain ia escrow
for two years.
After discussion Il was resolved that
the citizens woald give cash bonus of
$4,000.
A committee was appointed which Is
negotiating with AR. Woodwork II IL
probable that tne right of way and the
Grade win also be thrown ia.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
Hn CLAIMS AMemcAN CITIZENSHIP
Exhibits q Passport Bearing the sigma
ture Of James q. B'nIne.

Exhlhiss Passport hearing the signa.
ture Of James g. Bnine.
San Francisco, Oct 3--Among the
passengers on the last trip OF the steamer
Rlo de Janeiro was a coolle named Gee
Hep who wms returning from a long visit
TO China Gee Hop claims 10 be citizen
Of the United States. and produces docn-
ments to prove Il, among other things
passport issued BY the department Of
state bearing me signature of James 9.
Blaine.
Collector Wise. however. says he Is sole
judge as to the landing Of Chinese. and
he refuses 20 recognise Gee Hops creden-
tlaIs.
The matter win now be taken into the
United States courts. and the decision
win be watched for with interest
NO NOVEL FEATURES.
washington, Oct. s-It IL said at the
treasury department that the case OF the
Chinaman. Gee Hop, who claims adnis-
sion into this country at San Francisco
on the ground thRt he is 3 naturalixed cit-
lzen of the United States. presents no
novel features. The Law Is very plain
on that point. The act approved May 6
iSe2, provides. THAT hereafter no state
court or court OF TIM United States shall
admit Chinese 20 c11izenship, and al
laws IN conflict with this act are hereby
repealed"
A. 70 Gee Hep having q passport sign
GA by the secretary Of state, the 0e-
partmant knows nothing about Il, nor 4
/ il 81 any advantage 10 him. The act pre-
| hiBitIng courts from admitting ChtneaE
TO citizenship was passed IN 1881 eigni
years before Hops passport Was ISSUED
heslea they are nun and void. and wers
20 at the time they were issued. as was
also the passport.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
Two PERSONS BURNED 70 DEATH
coauty Fair Buidipas Are SET on Firs
ia Five Places.

County Fair Bulidtpas Are SET on ftre
ia Five Places.
Chicago oct. a.-~A special diepafeh
from KendaIlville. Ind. says;
An attempt was made last evening 20
wipe out with incendiaries' torches the
property In this city Of the Noble County
Fair Association. II was the second dag
Of the meeting. and several thousand peo-
pie were crowded In and around the track
watching the races.
For the time being the row OF paddocks.
a half mile IN length and containing the
entries OF fine draught and fancy horses.
were entirely deserted.
At a prearranged signal FIVE fires were
started In the piles Of straw I'll the pad
dock stalls. The row ef buildings flashed
up like tinder, and ia a few minutes
regular eonfiagratloh was IN progress.
The firemen soon after their arrival
by hard work. got the flames under con-
troll.
Late at night Il was discovered that
two lives were lost NJ the result OF the
fire.
The dead are;
Jackson. ilorsemRn. burned 10 death
An unknown woman, died from burns.
Nine valuable draught horses. entered
for prizes. were roasted alive. The loss
was Sia0.0o0
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
run DOWN aY The DEpUTY sHERlFr
Caught ln the act OF selling . Los Of
Cows.

thu&ht AZ thg ACT OF Selling q Lot or
Cows.
walla waila. Oct 4--Michael Ryan.
who ~ said 10 reside near Milton, Or,
and who BIAS been IN the habit or selling
other peoples cattle without the owners
permission. was Sieveriy. run down BY
Deputy sherin Young yesterday after
noon.
Ryan was caught IN the act Of selling q
lot OF cows 20 Ar. Brennan. barber OF
this city. when he was arrested
Ryan protested against his arrest. AZ
the officers had no warrant for him, but
Deputy Young argued that 81 weuId likely
be better for the thief Il he made no Oh.
lection. His argument was 20 strong
that Ryan consented. lie was placed IN
the county jaii until Mrs. Kooniz. Of All
ton, could arrive to identity two of the
cattle.
After this was dope the warrant wsa
sworn cut. and shsrin Houssr. of Imatil-
In county, who happened to be IN the city
on other business. gave Ryan a free pass
20 Psndleton. where he win board.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
IVES IS Please
Thinks Old N. ?. Receivers Wal
So Forced to File Accounts.
jim HILLS FUTURE PROSPECTS
IndGe Lacosab of New Tosk nefmsea ~
Acrnpa she Realgnataunn 81
Kou~c. payno and 0akn.

Seattle. Oct. 3--Judge HanKard ioaay
signed an order citing the ex-neceIvaFa.
Rouse, Payne and OakNAs uf khe MaFxh~
ern Pacific. 20 appear hafnra blan ue
taber 81 and show cause why kheV
should not be punished Tor couaeznEl
fer failing to give an accounting az
their management az the affairs nk tMe
Northern Pacific e0fnpany.
A copy Of the orkIer and the citaslu0
vas served upon Assistant 0enzni
Counsel Bunn. just before Ihe lmktee
LETT FOR TIE east.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09

A Daughter of Governor Meruuncil
Coughs Up Pises OF q Needle.

Daughter OF Governor Aefuumcii
Coughs Up q Pises Of Needle.
Boise, Idahe. oct. 4--A remarkable case
was developed here today. For more
than 4 year AIRS. W. III B0rah has been
a sufferer from some Jung trouble. Some
doctors have claimed that she was going
Into decline. bat the best advice was 10
the effect that she hnd no affection OF the
lungs. Stili there were frequent hem0rr-
hasea. and the case has puzzled her
friends and the doctors She has been
taken 70 a number or resorts IN fna hope
of restoring her health. but Il sFas fol-
lowed BY failure IN every instance.
A few days ago Mr.. Borah took her C
Portland and Il was Intended that she
should take a trip 10 California later on
Today her husband receiyed q dispatch
from the physician IN charge stating thar
the trouble was over; that In spell of
coughing ahe had been relieved ef q piece
or needle. II n now believed ehe with
be restored 10 her usual vigorous health.
Mrs. Borah Is a daughter Or Governor
Mcconnell.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
BGwAILINa ruE Loss oF nUsnANDs
The Armenian Church N constautinople
In Crowded With Refugees.

neH AAAslN4 AHE A.U@N VI nt~hASDs
The Armenian Church IN constautlnople
IL Crowded with Refugees.
Constantlnuple. via Sofia. Bulgaria.
Oct. 4.--The Armenian church in Con-
Rtantin0pie and other churches IN diff
farent parts Of the Turkish capital are
stiIl crowded with refugees. There are
nearly 500 Armepians In the patriarch
al schools alone.
The scenes In the churches are heart
rending III the extreme. Many women
and children are bewaiIing the loss Of
their husbands and fathers. The Ar
meninna declare that the Turkish mob
committed the most terrible excesses
In the Karaghio Mkuk. q quarter or
Constantinopie. during the night Of
Monday when the rioting first broke
out.
a woman named Aghavni, who was
eight months enciente was ripped
open. Il is claimed. and the
child within her was exposed TO the
dnerinR mob
It Is added that the same womans
daughter. only II years old, was raw
ished. 1t Is stiil impossible TO give the
number Of killed and wounded. Al
accounts concur III saying that the
Turkish police co0ntenaneed the ex.
cesseH
According TO the Armenians about sos
persons have been killed during ths
riotlnE.
A deputatlon OF 20 leading Armenian.
called at the British embassy today I,
see the British embaasador. SIR PhillE
Currie.
They were informed that Sir PhiniI
he appeared
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
KANSAS CITY TAXES a oAy OFF
4 fiundr. a Thousand Visitors Witnef 5
ehs Merry. Waking.

Kansas City, Oct. s.--An Kansas City
took = day on today and devoted itself
TO merrymakinE. IL was the climax Of a
week of holiaay-malxin6, such as Kansas
city has never seen before. Fun and folly
ruled rife.
II II estimated that fully 1o0.9oo visitors
are In the eity. A parade several miles
Ia length and composed OF military and
hundreds Of masqueraders was the fsat.
ure OF the day. It started at 7.s9 o'clock
ana vas one hour IN passing given point
q.aaseht the negrymakera filled the
streets and the town experienced Its an
nuat attack uf deiirium tremons-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
LAcoMBgs RESTRAINING OF
Northern Pacific Moneys sad Securities
NOT 20 tse Removed

Northern pacifie Moneys sad Securities
NOT 20 ise Removed.
New York, Oct. 4.--Judge Lacombe
In the United States circuit court to-
day granted an order restraining Thos
+. Oakes. Henry g. Payne and Henry
c. Rouse as receivers of the Northern
Pacific company, or any of their en-
ployes or agents. In this circuit. from
removing from the jurisdiction Of this
court airy moneys, securities or other
property now IN the possession OF said
receivers, within the Jurisdiction OF this
court. and orders In the further admin
istration or their receivership said re-
ceivers shall take direction from this
court.
This order was granted on applica-
tion and AFFIDAVIT OF George w. Board,
IN the action OF p b. Muston. Farmers
Loan & Trust Company and others, u
have the present receivers removed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
RewAaD ron AN ESCAPED MURDERER



Boise, Oct. s.-The recent escape OF Muir
derer Paul r. Lawson from the Blaine
county 1afi has led TO the issuance Of a
proclamation Offering a reward OF sl0o0
for his capture
Last May IN Custer county Lawson. who
was q member OF the second session Of
the Idaho legislature, shot and killed
George Watson. The murder was one OF
the most eold-bl0oded and dastardiy in
the history OF the state. Lawson was
tried in Custer county, convicted OF MUIR
der in the frat degree and sentenced to
hang. The death penalty was stayed by
an appeal 70 the supreme court, pending
which Lawson was removed TO what was
thought 70 be a safer place, the county
Jail af HALEY
He had been confined but q short time
there when one night three unknown men
attacked the sheriff In the Jail. bound and
gagged him. liberated Lawson, and locked
the sheriff In the murderer'H CELL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
uRAYIoN IvIs 8 Muea plEAaEn


prediafs sucecss i'm comreaiinN tho MaA
eeiTers 10 Fiio Their AegDautu.
Tacoma. Ocf. s.---Brnyton ives ana
Colonel ailas Petit left tonlRht TOR
New York.
Mr.. Ives waa very much pleased NhiM
afternoon In receiving teiaArnHnA xnnlr
New York announcing THAI Judge Ia
eombe OF the federal circuls roufz 1o-
day refused 10 accept tha ald fuanlvaRe
designations. stating Ae euula n1t 6n
50 until they had compIied wigh Judge
Hanfcrd'a order requiring them ta AlN
accounts.
The hearing was contsnued 10 nntNs
Der II. when Messra. Ives and Petit
viii be present. ar. Ives sayo this l.
a very significant action and indlea1aA
that.his elda win be suceaasfmi Ia nnsns
peiiing the old receivers 10 file stEnsr
accounts.
Asked what prospect there WAS ot
pgenleent Hili of the @raas MaKkM@am
Obtaining control of the Northern nn-
eiiic, he said; Absolutely none. am
convinced the road II getting Into sizeh
huslnessaixe shape and business igs-
proving 10 rapidly thnt Jim XKlAI aam
never nfEord TO purchase tne ruad al
the price that win be wanted for It
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
euanINe ouEsrloN N ENaLAAn
Io1nine 20 the Front on silver and CIV
ting Poiutcrs 90 Ameriesas.

Comine 20 the Front on silver and asY'
ting Feinters 20 Amerieaas-
New York. Oct. An. H. DE Young. Of
the san Francisco Chronicle. IA an inter-
view explained the purchases ne made
white IN Europe for the new permanent
nuseum erected as q memorial Of ths
gntdwintar fair. He said
III arm quite satisfied with my fonE trip q
Europe. We have had pleasant time.
A. silver man / am glad e say thai
MnNland ls 1amlnK right TO the front
aud Swing ia mouaa points to Work 81.
TIE silver ausstloH i q burning one n
England. Whef4 1Q.ea0 men havs organized
the bimetallizia ieaRue, with william
Granville. 8 Bank af England director, As
president
The League issues 4 paper. and Il Is
uaE on tha cNrDet Is aak far tnferna-
sIeHal commissioners 80 meet and device
methods looking 10 the welfare Of the
white metal am myself fn favor "a
immediate congressional action Ia favor
Of silver for che benefit not enly Of Eha
farmers, bat Of the whoic country"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
ANALYSIS or nuslNess rArluaEs


TheY Indicate Condition Approaching
One of General Prosperity.
New York. Oct. AR. q. Dun q
Co.'S Weekly Review or Trade tonor-
row win say:
Commercial failures In the third
quarter OF 1896 were 2792, with IablIl-
Ties Of s22, Is7. .i79, averaging sii.62l per
Arm, against sl0.O2s last year. about Is
per cent more. The rate OF commercial
mortality is asa failures In q quarter
for every 1000 firms In business. which
IL lower than last year.
In the third quarter when failures
are usually low, the average OF liablli-
ties IN prosperous years falls below
$4,000, the mortality number below two
In 1000 firms, the defaulted liabilities
below 81 per. 1000 exchanges and below
s2.5s per flrm in business. Thus the
anlysis indicates a condition approach.
ing but not yet reaching one OF gem
eral prosperity.
Highly important comparisons of
prices this week show about September
3. the lowest range ever known FOR the
wholesale prices OF ali commodities.
Notwithstanding advances since March
OF 20 per cent i'm cotton goods, 40 per
cent in boots and shoes and Ba per cent
IN iron and steel products. while IN
woolen goods there are scarcely any adj
vance. and in all food products taken
together. fall OF II per cent. Compar-
lsons show 3 fan of food products q
23.2 per cent IN the I'VE years since oe-
tober. 1890. In wooden goods. 22.5 Per
cent in iron products at is.A per cent.
and In cotton goods 1856 per cent. while
boots and shoes are a little higher and
leather and hides much higher than five
years ago.
..srhe Pennsylvania railroad has or.
dered 1000 steel rails and other roads
s5. 900. but the steel makers havina
bought their pig. Bessemer IL lower and
also gray forge. and demand for lniah-
ed products Is decidedly smaller. %
that the average OF iron prices turns
downward for the flrat time since Feb.
ruary.
Coke workers gain per cent mors
wages and coke Is raised IS 70 80 pei
cent Wool speculation continues viii
enormous transactions, 10,ee2 %
pounds for the week and for the monkl
IS. .s66,i70 pounds. OF which 1s.ie5. 20
were domestic. but the average Of 10
quotations Il / cent lower than a manfl
ago. The manufacturers are doinl
well In dress goods and many special
ties. but has lost a large share Of busl
/ meas In mems woolena and wool is re
cent higher and goods 2 per cent love
than q year ago"
BANK CLEARANcEs.
New York. Oct. A.-.rhe following table
complied b. Braastrsets shows the tefa
ciearances at the principal cities and IN
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
FITzHMMoNs IS sTiLL TRAINING


VIII Give EnEbaEt No Possible upmnr
tunf4e 90 Fseare Mifn.
Corpus Christi Texas Oct. AsFitzsiEs=
mons goes right eloHg with his training.
notwithstanding the lasAsintursa action
mt Austin. He says he has an sFEer fron
responsible parties e pan or she fEak
should the Florida Athletic Cluh fan g
do 80 He says he IS aeterminad % Rtxa
Corhett NO possible opportunity N -
cApe him, and the bts GUIDE alii either
have 70 iahs or leave tha country brand
"a a. & coward who Is afraid 20 naeek &
man who III naunh smaller thAn himself
To-day Dan Stewart nlrod Martin 4niiae
10 cama ta Dallas vt once on Alnnaftanl
business. Il IS Impossible % leasu the "a
tnre of the huaineas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
HEAD EMO COLLISION AZ TACOMA
I've msn Jammsd 20 cath and Others
More or Less Hart

Tive Mkn Jnmmed 20 cath aud others
more or Less Hurt.
Tacoma. Oct. A frsahsful haad-end
collision between two electric ears on
the Puyallup line occurred this morn
ing.
Two men were fatally injured.
John Tournier. both legs broken. In
jured internally.
H. Bailey. one les broken. injured in.
tarnaIly.
Both TournieF and Bailey were riding
on the platform and were iammad be-
tween the cars.
Eddie Leznargiea. ta years cid. was
badly crushed Ered Ferry. q motor
man. was injured internally. A num-
ber Of other passengers were more or
less hurt.
The accident took place near the
southern end 81 the city. There was q
dense fog AT the time. Both cars were
crowded and were running as rapid
rate.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09

KANSAS DEMOCRATS INDIFFERENT
me Central comsulttee VIII Not tall .
stats Convention.

Topeka. oct 4-The Democratic state
central committee today slaelded not 90
eaIl a state convention 70 nominate q
candidate for chief justies of the state
supreme court, the only once % be hlled
at tins coming election. Tho action ~
vigorously criticised BY The free silver
democrats. who claim that the adnalnia-
fration wing o. The party avoided q state
convention 20 prevent . declaration for
free silver
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
NATloMAL coMMITTeE NEEnEn



Washington. Oct. A--Hon. s. w. Lam
oreaux, commissioner OF the general hand
ufiice. has made bis annual report 20 the
secretary OF the interior. Compared with
1894 there has been a decrease IN land
entries Of lsOes. ana OF G0i6.os5 acres en-
tered upon: a decrease Of final entries
10 the number Of e5si and .0se acres en-
tered upon. and a decrease OF cash re-
ceipta Of sI34z70
Discussing the act Of the last congress-
granting lands 20 states foF irrigation pur-
poses. Commissioner Lamereaux says he
believes that the neceasity win arise in
the near future for tine creation Of 4 ma
tional committee whose function Il shall
be TO regulate the distribution Of these
waters which have their source in a
auperadiacent state and which have here
tofore been used In common BY people Of
that and the nub-adiacent states.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
me aasess prlsss were Nos 10 20 ~.
pcetaai0na.

London. Oct S.-~s1nly d 3oarth OF the
I'd packaRes Of California fruit expected
q Sc put up At auction ~ cexent Garden
market today was actually put on sale
Tha prices obtained w9E'e NOT up ta N1-
nerfationa Haif-cHsas Of peaches went
At aa01s "a. whole eases Winter Neliis
pears brought 6s 5d. Duchess pears went
1t ISs g5; Beufra Chargeau1ls CoFalce,
~ ed@16a. the sala Comprised only peach
ea and pezrs-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
VENEZUELAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE
The Monroe D0ctrlHe Promises 20 Play
an Important Part.

an Important Part.
New York. Oct. "A special to the
Herald from Washington says:
The great International question Of she
hour Is the Venezuelan boundary dispute
Secretary olney has prepared a dispatch
to Ambassador Bayard which will soon
bring the matter TO an issue.
The stand taken BY the United States
Is one which involves the oldest and most
sacred traditions Of the goyernment-an
enforcement Of the Monroe doctrine.
Secretary Olney'H dispatch - in sub
stance a declaration In the most positive
language that the United States win new
er consent TO British occupation Of the
rg4syssfaa AsFrff1rv in Eemex14eln NxaaaRa
that nations right thereto i determined
By arbitration.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
ArpoISrNENT nAs BEEN cONFIRMrn
rurieiRh wiz Have control From thl
nnkOta Llue 20 the Coast.

rurleieh will uaye Control From the
nRkOta Llue 20 the Coast.
yiaaoula, Mont. Oct a.-Judge
Knowles has confirmed the appoint
ment OF Andrew f. Burleigh as re-
eelver Of the Northern Pacific. All tho
various factions were represented In
court
Similar action Is promised In Idaho,
and then Receiver BurleIgh win have
control from the Dakota line to the
Pacific coast
BIGELOW's BOND.
Milwaukee, Oct. 4.-The bond of Re
ceiver +. G. BigeloW OF the Northern
Paciiis railroad was filed this afternoon
and Immediately approved by Judge
Jenkins
GREAT NORTHERN ANSWERS.
ST. Paul, Oct. a.--The Great Northern
railway has filed It's answer to the suit
recently brought In the district court
by Attorney General chllds for an in
junction against the proposed deal with
the Northern Pacific.