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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
oRAzeO BY YEARS OF WATCHING
Two Sisters Tried 10 Hasten Their End.
but Were Dfssuaded.


New York. April SIN the insane pa
viiion of Bellevue hospital there are tvo
splnster sisters whom the physicians Wall
examine today. For twenty years these
women have tended their mother. who Be
insane and bedridden. Their father was
IN the asylum five years. Yesterday, wofn
out by the watch over their mother. aad
In the belief that some day they woud
come TO her condition, both women tired
TO kill themselves.
The women are Mary A. and Harriet
McArdle. the first 20 years OF age. the 9th
er ~. Their father. James McArdle. now
" years old. IL q retired builder. Shortly
before noon yesterday the father went to
church. Mary. going into the kitchen.
found Harriet pouring carbolie acid ialo
a glass Of water. Mary watched her SIS
ter until she put the glass TO her lips,
thcn she dashed II from her hands. After
that there was a struggle between the
two women. for Harriet insisted that She
must Kill herself. and tried 10 jump cut
OF the window.
The cries OF Mary alarmed the neigh
bors. who hurried into the house. After
half an hour Harriet became calm. All
the neighbors left them except two wom-
en-, who said they would stay during the
afternoon. Mary in telling them about
the troubles OF her life became so excited
that suddenly she jumped on the sill of
the open window and would have threwii
herself to the courtyard three stories be-
low had not the women present grasped
her about the waist and dragged her
back. II was Sister Harriet now who
quieted her sister. but Mary grew worse
until Harriet. in her efforts TO calm her
sister, became hysterical. When the faith.
er returned late In the afternoon he saw
that affairs were beyond his control and
called In the police. The sisters begged
10 be given pistols with which TO xii
themselves. They also pleaded with the
officers to kill them. When the doctor
came the women became calm. They
said they knew perfectly well that they
were insane, and were anxious 10 20 L
| The hasnifal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
WELL KNOWN MEN PASS AWAY
Republican Governor OF Delaware Has
Gone 90 Ills Long Rest.


Republican Governor OF Delaware Has
Gone 20 Ills Long Rest.
Dover. Del. April s.-Goveraor John II.
Marvil died at S;i5. He has been slowly
sinking for a week. and his death was ex.
pected for several days. Governor Maryil
defeated Tunnel, the democratic nominee
In 1894. and was the first republican gov
eTnor for years.
JUDGE SCOTT SLOAN.
Milwaukee. April s-Judge a. Scott
Sloan of the third judicial circuit died
at Beaver Dam last night aged 70. He
served in congress from 1861 to 1868. and
was attorney general OF the state two
terms.
EX-GOVERNOR KEMPER.
Charlottesville. Va. April S.-Ex-Gov.
ernor James l.. Kemper of Virginia died
yesterday near Gordonsville. Va, aged y
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
Glasgow, April s.--William Henderson.
the last survivor OF the founders of the
Anchor Line steamships, and OF the firm
OF Henderson Bros. the famous boatbuild-
ers. is dead.
THE LOTTERY KING.
New Haven. Conn. April s.-"ChaTle"
Chase, aged u. known throughout New
England as the Lottery King" died to-
day.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
TRIAL OF NEW YORK POLICEMEN
Inspector " McLanghiins Case Is the First
10 Come Up.


New York. April s.-The opening OF the
April term pf the court Of oyer and ter
miner attracted immense crowds this
morning 10 the court presided over by
Justice Barrett. This was due to the fact
that the cases of the police officials charg-
cd with biarkmail and other osfenses are
on the docket for trial, and that District
Attorney Fellows proposed To move that
the trial of Inspector Mclaughlin. whose
name heads the list. be at once proceeded
with An entirely new panel of citizens
was drawn for duty last week. Justice
Barrett having discharged the panel that
has been doing jury duty in his court
while absolutely refusing TO give any rea-
son for hin action. The jurors who ap-
peared In cpurt this morning were men OF
exceptionally high standing and intelll-
Eence. ThAre are several counts in the
Indictment against Mclaughlin. and the
trial will occupy several days. Every
inch OF thk prosecutions ground will be
contested. the defense realizing that a
| conviction will seriously prejudice the
| prospects bf the rest Of the defendants.
| Louis J. Grant is the leading counsel for
| the inspector.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
CITY ELECTIONS IN MONTANA.
A. p. A. victory In Butte democrats
Won NJ Anaconda.

A, p. A. Victory In Butte Democrats
Won NJ Anaconda.
Butte, Mont, April s.-willam Thomp-
son. the A. p. A. candidate for mayor,
was elected by nearly 1.ooo majority. beat
ing z. u. Howell, the democratic and pop
ulist candidate. and J. III. Monteath. re-
publican candidate. The A. +. AS also
elect the balance OF the city ticket, with
the exception OF one alderman. The fight
was hot and a surprise. The election
passed OF quietly
ANACONDA DEMOCRATIC.
Anaconda, April s-Anaeonia elects a
democratic city ticket entire, with the
exception OF one alderman, who tied with
4 republican, each receiving lSi votes.
w. NJ. Thornton's plurality for mayor
over NJ. j. Fitzpatrick is 29S, T. j. O'Ieary
over c. J. English, for city attorney. ts
r. j. F1tzgerald over 4. Rockwell, ~:
John Delury for city treasurer had no op-
position. The aldermen-eleet are Dennis
shoveIin. John d. Rom. John Lappen.
ONE TICKET AT kALIsPELL.
Kauspell. Mont, April S.-Election day
was the auIetest Kalispell has ever seen
since It's organization. Heretofore muni-
cipal elections have been characterized By
A bitter contest. There was but one ticket
IN the field, W. C. Phipps being reelected
mayor. Charles Smithers. J. A. Robinson
ana Thomas Cifford were elected alder
men.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
CHIEF JUSTICE HAS THE BIG HEAD


Consul Muiitgan Not Srariug Of ufa
Honor, MT. Idc OF samoa.
Washington. April Sin the samoaB
correspondence just made public by tho
state department there N a series OF lat
ters from James H.. Mulligan. United
are interesting from their free and easy
style OF communication concerning dipl0-
matte affairs Speaking OF Chief Justice
Henry Ide. who presidez ever the courx
established for Samoa by the three powerB
Great Britain. Germany and the United
States--he says:
This so-called chief justice n q very
pleasant and agreeable man. Nature has
not been lavish with him in her Etfss.
Webster. He IL violentiy impressed with
his own Importance and the most uaelnn-
choly feature about him 10 that hs lahoru
under the impression thar he II very
smart.
IF the land litigation was ouos clsarsd
away the powers and pubic would wake
up 10 the absurdity to labelling IN ordin-
ary Justice of the peace with the title of
chief Justice. whose duties would be con-
fined TO the trial OF an Occasional native
for hooking bread fruit.
Il shall lay before the aepArtment IN
the proper time and way the Iact that
this Vermont lawyer has actually r4cnm~
mended and secured the enactmenf Of 4
law depriving the king. who ID. think.
| at least his equal In ability. Of th4 pardon
ing power. saws by hia consent. protest
that have no rupture with Mr.. Ide. hut
his grasping. petty ambition n % acute.
the humbug SO apparent. that feel II my
duty TO convey to your eye alone. for
| your correct understanding. the impress
| sion Of q mere stranger. free from All
friction or entanRiementn."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
MAPS OUT NIcARAoUA's coU, Sc
II England Attempts to Collect Indem
nifty Morton suggests q Plan

II England Attempts TO Collect Indem
nifty Morton suggests q plan
Washington. April T.-secrctary Morton
thinks the purpose OF the English govern
ment In sending battle ship 20 the Nicar-
agnan coast il 10 enforce the demand
which viii soon be made for indemnifica-
ton, on account OF the expulsion of Consul
thur will take the matter In hand and se-
cure the decentralization by collecting the
customs duties on Niearaguan imports.
In that event he thinks Nicarngua's via
eat course would be 70. convene her con-
gfess and pass n law for the admission OF
all importations free OF duty. In conclu-
sion, he said: .sThe other nations would
never consent that their exporters TO Nj
caragua should pay duty to England In
the absence OF a tarifksin Nicaragua. and
Engiand's policy would be effectively
blocked
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
THs RUNNING OUT OF MILLS
NJ Is ssaid He Gave Help and Encourage
ment TO q prinkeFtou spy.

n Is said He Gave Help and Encourage
mcnt 10 o prinkeFtou spy.
Burke. Idaho, April Tit is said that
the offenae of the miner Mills. who was
run out of the Gem mine and out OF Can
yon creek Friday night by six masked
men, lay In his having helped Ptnker-
ton detective out of ths country. During
the memorable struggles leading up 20 the
Slowing up Of the Frisco mill and the bat
sle of Canyon creek a Pinkerton detective
named Eertngo came out TO the Occur
d.Alenes, Joined the union under the name
~ AllIson. and became secretary. He
was In the employ OF tho mine owners,
md regularly carried full and accurate
reports to them OF the proceedings OF the
s,nion. At last suspicion narrowed down
to AI,lRon and another member, and Al
Iiaon moved OF In hurry. II was charged
that Mills helped him out OF the canyon;
and the union men vowed that no should
nsver have employment In union mine.
a Few dnys ago no was put TO work. with
ehe result as previously reported
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
is NOT A DRUNKkRD
Cleveland Dsnounces CIssQymsa
Who Spread Such Report
He SAYS 1T is AN OUTRAGE
Love of Notoriesy Impsls Ministers Of
the Gaspci 90 Bsooms Cal.
smuiators.

Washington. April 7.--when tho -
port Of speech made In Z Method1st
conference mt Salem. Mass. BY Rev.
Lansing, and his subsequently, -
lished interview. accusing the prestd- ~
OF intemperance. was shown TO 1kr.
Cleveland this evening. he said with
considerable warmth:
This is simply m outrage. although
u In not the frst time a thing Of this
kind has been attempted. I cau mot
avoid feeling OF Indignation that any
man who makes claims to decency and
especially one who assumes the role Of
Christian. should permit himself 70
become disseminator OF Wholesale lies
and calumnies mot less stupid than they
are cruel and wicked
II easily recall other occasions when
those more or iess entitled 10 be called
ministers of the gospel have been IN
strumental In putting into circulation
the most scandalous faisehoods concern
ing my conduct and character. TIE
elements or factors OF the most . .
proved outfit for placing q sfalsa ana
barefaced accusation before the houso
appear to be: First. some one with
baseless motives sufficient to invent:
second. minister with more gulIibslity
and love of notoriety than piety. greed
lily willing to listen TO II and gobble II;
| and third, a newspaper anxicusly will
ing to publish u. For the sake Of the
Christian religion am thankful that
these scandaluonger ministers are few.
and on every account I am glad that
the American people love fair play and
justice. and that In spite OF all EFFORTS To
mislead them they ara apt 20 form Z
correct estimate OF the character end
iabors OF their public seryantsL"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
a FORT WORTH BANK susFENos

City National. Which Has City and coun.
a. ~ Funds. Embarrassed
Fort Worth. Tex. April 1.-THE City
National bank failed TO open this morn
ing. On the door was posted this no.
tice: ''rhs bank has suspended pay
ment by order of the board of directors.
All depositors win be paid In fun" City
Treasurer EIser has city funds to the
amount az 100000 on deposit In this
bank. His term as city treasurer ex-
pires on the 9th, but he will be unable
TO turn over the funds TO his successor
The bank also In the depository of Coun.
~ Treasurer Owe and the Knights q
Pythias.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
Affalrs n Madagasear.

Port Lilis. Maurttus. April a-Colonel
Rhervingtbn. the English officer who has
been conimander-in-chter OF the MaiEaAa
army. has resigned owing 10 q disagree
ment with the Hova government.
The FrRneh cruisers PApin and DuPetit
Thuars. sitter being attacked by The land
battery, bcmbarned the HoSas AZ Feere-
aft. nea1 Tumatavo. Ihe reply OF the
Hovas WIS without eject
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
rlre in q Nehraska Town

omaha. April "a special TO the Bee
frar, Rentrlpe Nehraskn, says:
The Br1lbacl<er livery barn was burned
This morning. The fire communicated to
tho Wagner block and other buildings IN
the vicinity. ana only by the heroic EFFORTS
az the firernen was a disastrous conhagra-
tion held In check. as the wind was blow
ing n gale. ben Holt. aged ~. stopping 10
the harm, was burned to death.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
SUPREME COURT or WASHINGTON
Opinions in an Important spokane Case
Formally Announced.

Olympia. April S-The supreme court
has reversed Judgment In the ease OF W.
T. Roberts. receiver of the Washington
Savings bank OF Spokane. respondent. vs..
the Washington National bank. appellant.
ftnm Spokane county.
Other supreme court decisions were G.
Brc1ek and John Schiessinger. respond
ents. vs.. W. c. Sietson, appellant, from
King county; reversed. Charles HIN. re-
spondeDt. vs.. w. Il. Frink. respondent.
w. +. Genres, Ct al.. respondents, ID. G.
Hayes Ell al. appellants; from Lincoln.
Affirmed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
PARROT GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE
Called Him Liar and lie Mistook th'
Voice for AnotheT's.

Called Him Liar and lie Mistook the
Voice for AnotheT's.
A woman who was carrying parrot in
a cage stepped Baker street car at
Twelfth street, New York, the other af-
ternoon, and as she got aboard she seated
herself close to a man at the front end
OF the car. No sooner had the horses
started up again than the man made
haste to get seat ON the other side of the
car.
Polly won't bite your' snapped the
woman as she looked across at him.
NO, mebbe she won't" replied the man,
Gut I'm not going 10 take any risks on a
parrot. One called me a liar a few days
Rgo over in Windsor, and I've just got
over the worst pair OF black eyes you
ever saw poultlced with beefsteak."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
WILL INTRODUCE HOUSE BOATS
compau, With SiOO. 900 Capital to Build
sI...aI...... Ia

Company With Sioo.oOo Capital tn buiid
summer Homes Near philadelphia.
House boats will soon be introduced in
this country. a company being about or
ganized with a capital of 100000 to build
them in Philadelphia, says the Record.
IL In proposed to establish a floating camp
or village near Philadelphia next summer.
Each boat Will be of a standard pattern.
complete In itself, with as many rooms
and herths as may be required. They
will be supplied with kitchen. store room.
and layatories. with open shaded decks
for fair weather and small boat for
landing and visiting. This style OF boat
is common In some parts OF Europe, es-
pecially in London.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

Put Too Much Stress Upon 3 S1uxomumt
Regarding His Dee5ntons-
Moscow. April e--Ths ssna~ncs n ths
spokesman-Revtsw'xd dixpetrh nrom Boens
In yesterdays Issue statinx that sJudgs
Piper 10 being reversed with quito pain
ful frequency by the supreme court en-
cited q great deal or comment hsro. where
Judge Piper has resided for . numhss ok
years. The spokezman-Rsviow corres-
pondent interviewed Judge l1per last sv-s
ening with reference to the item. and Wu4
very courteously Furnished with Quf1o =
number Of facts bearing upcn tbs nna1~
ter. which would tend to put Il In =
somewhat different light. The lGxnI uu19-
ness OF this judicial districf - the Largest
In the state. with the possible sxceptlom
Of Judge Richards. II has been sid that
a larger percentages OF Judge pfper'B -
cisions hae been sustained by the hiknG
court than OF any district judge, with n
exception OF Judge stnndrod. In the p<01
ent instance. I'VE Of tho decisions ~ ~
district Judge were Sustained and flf0 -
versed. This percentage =. your ocgsee-
pondent wns given 20 undern<nnd, . ve<x
high one. All Of the moot tmpugtmmk
cases that have come before Judgs p1per
hare been afitrmed BY the higher court.
including several Of the best known b.
this entire section. with the largo n1nUunt
Of litigation In this dkztrict. . larger num-
her Of cases may be appealed. but the per-
centage OF reversal Ii not - 1afxe ~ TIE
Boise dispatch would tndfratas
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
DIVISION or Nez PIERCE MONEY
Preparations for Its Distribution Ar,
We'll Indcr Way.

Boise. April s.--Senator Shoup. who has
returned from the eastern states, In an In
terview. said that he was advised by Sec
rotary Smith that the preparations for
the division OF the Neg Perce purchase
money among the Indians entitled 20 1t
We're well under way. and that the distri-
button OF the fund viii occur In about o.
days. The proclamation of the president
opening the Nez Perce reservation viii
speedily follow the apportlonment OF the
money.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
t.h,tral Garrison snfe.

Calcutta. April s.--Dispatches from Sim
Ia say uch and Kogala viii be occupied
by British forces from the Citgit side OF
Chltral A report which reached SiInla
confirms the announcement that the gar
riscn Of Chltral is safe. but attempts to
open communication with that place have
failed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
CLEANING GEORGE WASHINGTON

Ntntue In the unukef City UNDERGOING
Thorough Renovation.
Philadelphia. April S--George Washing
toms statue. which stands IN front Of In
dependence hall. as though guarding It's
sacred portals. is undergoing its FIRST
cleaning In seven years. So much of the
dirt and dust OF the Quaker City has ad-
hered 10 Il In that period that IL has re-
uulred the use OF chisels and filea IN the
hands OF stone carvers 20 restore the mar
BILE TO its original color. The task IL now
nearly completed. and II liz expected that
the counterfeit image of the immortal
George will beam resplendent In a clean
bib and tucker on Easter Sunday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
LlncoLN's slsrER.lN.LAw ousTeD

Cleveland Appointed Man TO Take Her
postoffiec.
washington. April s.-The president to-
aay Amounted Frank w. Joplin postmas-
Ter at Elizabethtown, KY, vice Emily Il.
Helm. This Is one Of the appointments
made during the session OF congress-
when the senate failed to confirm. Mrs.
Helm A a sister-in-law of the late Pres
ident I,.ncoln, and has held the office for
years.
gilbert g. smeed was appointed post
master at Seattle, Wash.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
MEAN SALVATION Foa NEsRAsI(A


Vcrftcte Uroutn.
Omaha. April 7s--From an Parts n ~
state messages have been recstved te111n9
Of the heavy rains and snow an6 tn cou~
seauent happiness OK the farmers 1nd b1s-
iness men, 1ongn ~ praise - eurec1n1lx
going up from tha hsnxt 81 the orp~1n-
stricken region az lnns yunr. 1~og~ -
rain has been the mcet ahun1ant
From Nuclkols county w1n4 e1~x -
the vast area covered ~ - e118 -
Adams. Webster. Fran1& Ko4Fo4x< @9
Ian. Buffalo. peNecA
Frontier. red Willow. f<114A
Hitchcock, Chase. Dummy. Eo1&l9 80
Keith. ana IN fact arreee - 4|x14 4 80
northsrn boundary. IL pFec1 lI -
been Euflciant to sntfnfy the u111< WI
critic. Where discouraGHeut o1q~r
week -. hop~ has reeaen&4 - oM1
driven 1uf evil f1r>Ee1lxUA x<I
them with con1deucs ~n4 a<le& i S.
| But not oniy has N&Dx0GE1 49,
| BY the ooploum rAinns 4~& t@
| counties a1onx kAs XnnGHx C11-
south Dakota bor61l1 knNe D1<M
| to an extent n exp1Gle1k 4n4 ~
In years. In tn - h. n. - Nv
ing rnilroa1 trH4c-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
= SCHOONER SUNK IN COLLISION
Run Iufo ~ Barge In Tpw on the At
lantie Coast.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. April s.-The
schooner Josiah u. Smith OF bath. from
Baltimore TO Boston with cargo OF coal
was run into and sunk last night three
miles OF Gay Head light during thick
weather t|y the barge Lone SaAr. IN tow
Of the STEAMER orion. Captain Freeman
and crew OF seven men Were saved by
jumping from the rigging 10 the barge as
the eehooher was sinking.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
I.riest karminskl Not Guilty..

Omaha. April T.--prlest Karminski and
the Il members Of his congregation who
have been on trial two daya fer burning
Sd. Paul's church, viii be released tomor-
row and the case diAmisxed. The county
attorney has determined that the ssidsucs
IL not sufncient 70 eonstct
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
KING CHRISTIANS ANNIVERSARY.
nenmark Celebrated the seventy .seveEth
Year of Ills Life.

New York. April s.-A Copenhagen dis
patch says all Denmark Is en- fete today
in honor of the nth birthday anniversary
OF King Christian. In this city business
is generally suspended. and there IL a Law
lsh display OF bunting. A large number
OF cougratulatory addresses were pre-
scented TO bis majesty this morning, and
many dispatches of greeting were receiv-
ed from other countries. This evening
there was a banquet. ball and grand iliu-
minaIion nj the palace.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

Colon, April s.--The steamer DeLesseps
has brought from Costa hica 70 TINS port
a number OF Colombian exiies.
The strike OF inborers along the hne OF
thn Panama canal continues
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
fsttcd by n RIoN af n rist.

feKilicd hy n BIoW of FIST.
Laporte. Ind. April T.-Henry Farnheim
was killed here this morning By n blow
from the fast Of his father-in-law. Jacob
OFT. Fnrhelm came home drunk and be-
gan abusing his wife. when OFT struck
him n powerful blow on the head. result
ing In his Geath.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
lnnnn s,lnMnkes WOE.

Hong Kong. April alt Is said that seo -,
lnpmnese transports are anchored on
pescadora Islands. 1t II rumored that an
attack upon Canton Is contemplated. Tor
peioea have been placed In the river for
the defense OF the CITY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
WAS SHOT nowN BY A BURGLAR
Philip Gaffron Morally wounded in His
own House.

Denver. April s.-Philip q. Gaffron, a
matchmaker, was shot by burglar about
a. m. today In his own house in High
lands. Gaffron was aroused from his sleep
by his wife. who told him that burglars
were In the house. Gaffron secured re-
volver and ran down stairs In his night
clothes. one OF the burglars fired nj him
twice. He fell dangerously wounded In
the abdomen. Two men jumped from a
window and joining third on watch
outside escaped
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

The exports OF specie from New Aork
for the week amounted 10 S5s5, 81 IN gold.
and xssl 40 IN silver. The imports were
GOLD. q. -, ,ses; silver. sao0.7oo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
FuNos Foa rAe was roa sllvER
London Bimefaliists 10 Raise Half q
Miliion Dollars

London. April 4.--Tha timetable League
has decided to raise guaranty fund OF
10000 pounds to be devoted TO the propo-
CATION of the btmetallIe movement. Fifty
thousand pounds has already bean pri-
yateiy subscribed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
THE COMPLICATIONS IN NoRsELANO
Rumors Of Impending War Between Nor.
way and sweden

christiRna, April S.-Estimates TO be
submitted to StorthIng have been pub
lished and cause much comment. They
give fresh impetus 10 wild rumors Of i'm
pending war between Norway and Swe-
den. The estimates far exceed any pre-
vious sums required The sum OF si.O0O,OO
is TO be devoted 10 the construction Of
ronclads. In addition large credits will
be asked for the purchase OF munitions
OF war and for the completion of the forts
at Tonsburg harbor.