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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
cAMPos NE uERo.
PENDLEToN oAMelgRs INnlcrsr


Grand Jury's Report WIN ravFxp a sea
safiou When Made Public.
Pendleton. Or, oct. 25.-There was a
decided sensation in court this morn
ing when the grand jury made its anal
report. II handed in 40 indictments.
All Of the 40 indictments, II is generally
understood about the court room, are
against gamblers and persons owning
buildings In which gambling games
are allowed 70 run. The names were
carefully concealed and bench war
rants issued for the arrest OF the par
Ties named.
The indictments and arrests OF those
who own buildings for gambling pur-
poses are new features OF criminal pros
ecution In this county. The announce
ment Of this action caused considerable
commotion. The Law applies alike 10
gamblers and those who rent buildings
70 them or allow games TO run in their
buildings. Some of the persons in
dicted reside In other towns OF the
county
The grand jury also censured tustiee
courts. alleging that justices were toe
eager for fees.
This evening Judge Lowell fined 3
dozen men for gambling, many beine
young men. admonishing them not q
continue In such practices.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
gx.sENAToR 90 wYck 3 80


Many Years fm C0mar@ea ana = nrggllmms
Reeera In sue Civil Mak.
Washington. ID. C.s0ok. aa.-~Er-E nlAnd
States Senator Charles Il. Van xvsnix ns
Nebraska Gied ak t.20 this afternoon
He was stricken with apopsaxy AEondax
afternoon.
eCharies Henry Van Wye& wan bora
la Paughkaepale. N. ~. Mny 10, A61A
k1a was graduated nt Rutgers ln fA&s.
adopted tha profession AZ lMw and in
i1saG was district attorney of Sullivan
county. New York ne aerved ln npn-
gresn tn 1ssgs2. having been ehanSm ~
a republican ard while holding his aams
in that body became eol0nnl 0k &ha
Tenth legion, ca EIfty-Alxkh ra9lmauk
of New York volunteers. He narees
with General George ii hEccysiian "
the peninetila eaupaign. ana ~ Hss
waa made brevet hri@aaier general Of
volunteers. kfe waA ammin Ia congress-
IN lse9-74 and wan chairman If tha onmA-
mittea on Eekraachmenta. xHs xau1aHaa
e Nebraska in 1sgs engaged is kAzssts
Ing. war Y delegate 10 tlaB e0nasi fuesnn-
W convention fu 7S7H. state SENATOR ~
1860, ana in 1881 became United
States SENATOR serving enc te9m.1
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
BLAINE COUNTY Is oIssATlsrrr


Ohtcess 80 AnportiOnmont Of debt II ths
Ceuu4y plviaiou Matter.
Boise. idaho. Oct. aS.-The troubles
between Blaine ana TAncoIn counties
over the apportionmcnt Of debt or tae
old counties OF A1turas and Logan
which they succeeded on the mar. have
reached the stage or the institution Of
legal proceedings. The law creating
the counties prescribed that account
ants should be appointed 10 apporfion
the debt. This was done. but Blaine
county claims the report ia erroneous.
suit was brought In the district court
of Ada county today BY the commits
si0ners OF Bieine county te have the
apportionment corrected. lt II claimed
that there have been fraud In the prep
aration by the accountants. The COM
plant ia voluminous and a great mass
Of details Is set forth, II ia claimed
for instance. the court house which
goes 70 Blaine Is worth only SIS. 900,
though II Is valued IN the report at
s4i, TOO. Accountants find the debt to
be apportioned 10 be s4li, ,Ssi .7s, whereas
blaine county claims n liz a54G. 900 .a5.
The accountants give Llncoln's an
portionment at s127.37s.Sa, whereas
Blaine county claims Lincoln should
pay e2Se. .4076s, Blaine county u pri-
mariiy responsible for the entire debt
and the controversy 70 be determined
~ how much Lincoln shall shoulder
The accountants have followed an error
In the law and deducted the total court
house valuation from the amount OF
the debt apportioned to Lincoln county,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
IN HARMONY AGAIN
Parties Representing the Northern
Pacific Meet.
HAVE AGREED ON RECEIVERS
Robert Galloway. Andrew Burleish and
= Man Yea Unnamed Are 20
BE Chosen.

New York. Oct. 25.-The matter Of the
Northern Pacific receivers was called
before Judge I.aeombe today. The NJ :
gument IL upon the motion OF the Far
mers' Loan a. Trust Company TO have
the court accept the designations OF
Messrs. oalSes. Payne and Rouse as re-
ceivers of the Northern Pacific railway
and for the appointment OF Frank Big
Glow and Edward w. McHenry, VINO
had first been appointed by Judge Jen-
kins fn Wisconsin and subsequently by
Judge sanborn in Minnesota.
Herbert Turner, for The Farmers
Loan g. Trust Company, asked that the
court appoint one receiver who shall
have the confidence OF all moneyed
men and all railway men in New York
ard he suggested the name OF Robert
M. Galloway. who wes for 40 years
president of sne Manhattan railway,
and Is now president OF the Merchants
National bark.
Mr.. cardozi for the bondholders, pro-
tested against an increase IN the mum
Der Of receivers. silas III. Petit, gem
eral counsel for the Northern Pacific
company. argued for uniform re-
ceivership.
Judge Lacombe said: * would sug-
gest that you get the gentlemen In the
west TO agree upon some personnel. If
they would select. II would be far more
likely to result satisfactorily than II I
thrust a man In. Let counsel repre-
senting every interest unite IN a letter
TO the courts OF the Seventh and Ninth
circuits to settle upon a personnel rep
resentinR every circuit through which
the road runs. That would be no In
frinFement OF judicial dignity Or, !
will myself write 70 the judges to urge
them 10 get personnel. II the coun-
sci sends such letter will endorse
II readily"
In the meantime the motion went
over until next week.
AN AGREEMENT.
President Brayton Ives OF the North.
ern Pacific tonight gave the press the
following statement:
"A conference OF the highest import
ance 60 Northern Pacific interests wal
held today. President Ives, Mr.. Turner
counsel for the Farmers Loan ant
Trust Company. Mr.. cardoza. repre-
senting the second mortgage bondhoid
ers. and Colonel Petit. counsel for ths
company, being present After q Ions
conference. all parties agreed to accepi
Robert Al. galloway and decided upoT
united action IN regard to other re
ceiverships.
''As II is there win be soon a united
harmonious receivership conducting this
affairs. or the Northern Pacific, which
are In the hands OF 1--WE receivers now
The resignation of the old triple -receiv.
ership also remains for action by Judge
Lacombe and others"
1t was understood also that in &C.
eordanee with this settlement there
win be only three receivers. Mr.. Bur.
leigh OF Seattle win no doubt continue
to act as such, while Mr.. Galloway will
be In charge OF New York interests
The name Of the third receiver has not
been intimafed with certainty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
ReTAIL TRApE IS Mucn aETrsR
Way II Being Cleared for Crest Vol.
umc OF Business.

~ - n&ANA AtGNFtQ NNl n NfFh hN v Uir
nnc OF Business.
New York. Oct. 25.--R, @. Dun g.
Co.'s Weekly Review OF Trade win say
tomorrow
Ten days ago gold exports seemed
very near, but the break in cotton.
which then began. ripened on Monday
into collapse sufficient 10 justify hope
OF free movement. Hides have also
decreased. leather ~ weaker and the
adjustment Of prices to real instead Of
Imaginary conditions progresses rapid
~. Money markets cause remarkably
little trouble. Cooler weather has gen
orally helped the retail trade and with
Increased consumption BY the millions.
the way win be clear for better busI-
ness. Already payments through clear
ing houses closely approach for 0cto-
Der those Of the best year In the history
OF trade, though rejecting In part on
past transactions. and new orders are
still mitch needed by the great indus
tries.
Cotton exports improve but little
because foreign stocks are so large and
the lower prices give more confidence TO
mills which feared TO purchase and
manufacture when the decline was cx-
pected
Wheat has risen cents for the
week, although western receipts, T.
9fl.066 bushels for the week, against
5.05s.TS9 last year. continue unusually
large and Atlantic exports Qncluding
-FOUR. 1,1lslI7 bushels for she week.
against i,s5s.ss4 last year. and for four
weeks. 5.7a4.5T2 against e.1s5, ,0a6 bushels
last year, showing plainly q slack de-
inand from abroad.
'Tsessemer pig advanced. but finished
products on the whole declined as
much. other pig iron not rising.
Whether tin plate works viii take $780,
100000 pounds OF steel this year, as the
latest official report indicates. viii de-
pend on prices and sales OF coke below
the latest established price.
Failures this week are 2at against
2si last year
BRADsTREET's REPORT.
New York. Oct. 25.-Bradstreets viii
say tomorrow
The volume OF general trade for
two weeks has hardly reached expecta-
tions and now assumes the character
OF between seasons. Wholesale deal
ers in seasonabie staples, such as dry
goods. clothing, hats and shoes, report
only n fairly active business. excep-
tions being at such places as New York.
Baltimore. Chicago. Kansas City and
Duluth
"A noteworthy feature OF the week
is the revival for pig iron. the upward
tendency In quotations Of leading cere-
ais and the liquidation In the cotton
market Exports OF wheat Cfiour In
cluded) from both coasts or the United
States this week plus shipments from
Montreal show an increase Of over Che
total last week OF about 250.000 bushels.
due to the exports from the Pacific
coast The total this week Is 2.65s. 900
bushels; Ia the week a year ago Il was
3.35s 600 bushels; two years ago 1880, ,00o
bushels. and in the like weeks in 1892,
I.07S.O0o
WEEKLY BANK CLEARANCEs.
New York. Oct. 2s.-The following ia
Bile complied by Bradstreet's shows the
total clearanceg at the principal
cities and the percentage Of increase on
decrease as compared with the cores
pondlng week vast year:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

England Covets the Rich Gold
Mines il Alaska.
JUNEAU IS ALL Up IN ARRs
Move 20 oreanlre . Boundary csnb
to Keep ths Masser Fully
Ventilated.

Seattle. Waah.. Oct. zk.~-The nnitasaon
of The Alaska boundary question has
been taken up bodiIy ~ the Americas
residents of Juneau and . move l. now
being made 70 form : boundary club
at that place 20 keep the people ana
government fully alive @ the danger 81
losing the valuable Yukon Tnlnes. AZ
already indicated. the war CRY. '~wen
marine leagues or tight" 4 being
sounded.
The situation Ia given BY q. "a. 9wfne-
hart, edater OF the Alaska Mining Rec.
ord NJ Jnnea. who Is now ia this city.
~ england can effect kaale q tha
xulxon country" he aafd, ssahe WIN 81
satisfied, end hopes u accomplish thag
object BY securing Dyen tnlat aw u
port OF entry. aha win try also to ob-
tain Annette island but will waive that
ana NIL ether cnnslaerati tionN ia order "a
control the rich minea of the ne4tA.
she would undoubtedly reafnunfsh MI
claim TO the territory 10 gain hgr ena.
and u she succeeds we miwht nm wien
give up amy claim ON Alaska
sHTE1A EDITOR TALKS.
n. Otis Smlth. editor OF ahe Aanmkmn.
published at 6ltka. IL also In tina city.
lie says; IAN England wants IA a sea-
port at the entrance &c the Yukon cau1a.
try eid she has raised this pxasendsa
claim on the southern boundary 10 thar
she may flgure ia the eyaa og the world
@s mm@nmnim0na. she will fonnn0 ahAm
claim. magnmninlnuMAy. IL this Dmltaa
States VIII admit the riasmn aht Ii aaf-
ting up. IL the Chiicat conntry ana sek
her have = seaport giving accanN n gha
Yukon. But the boundary he's lCMw
been established and I d0 riot naa Way
We should snbmlt anything 10 agnasFa.
ton"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
RussTA's ACTION CREATES ALARl
Great tlritHin Worries Over ths sisu,
ation In the orient,

Great BrifHin Worries Over ths stu.
atlon In the Orient.
London. oct. 25.-A dispatch from
Shanghai yesterday afternoon an
nounclng the departure OF the fieet OF
Is Russian war ships from vladivi-
stock for Chemuipo and Fu San, corea.
and the Times dispatch from Hong
Kong announcing that Russia had OBJ
tained she right TO anchor her Iieet at
Port Arthur and construct railroads on
L4aio Tung peninsula Cboth of which
were cabled exclusively by the Asso-
clnted Presa) are looked npon generally
as sudden reopening in an unexpected
quarter Of the far eastern question IA
the widest sense. The Shanghai dis
patch added that the Japan fleet n
Formosan waters had been recalled.
several British war ships had been or
dered TO Corem and preparations for a
struggle were visible on al sides.
A Hong Kong cabinet message 10 the
Times caused that paper 70 remark edi-
tortally today. Russia can net posaf-
bly, imagine that the great powers view
with indifference such destruction OF the
balance OF power. which Is almost IN
paraielied in its audaeitv. The Chinese
option = purchase railways il Jest al
most too cynical to ind place Ia any
serious diplomatic transaction Under
the indicated conditions ManchurIa has
practically become a Russian province,
while PelEin win be within Ruasiass
grip
Il Is admitted here that the situation
presented is 10 grave that. should the
news prove true. Il would make war IN
which several nations would take part
II Is more than prob8hl II should bs
added that there = every reason fe be.
/ feVe that the story from Hong Kong /.
authentic The afternoon papers 81
this city al publish long articles agree
ing that British intervention ln tn,
east is necessary
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
Piracy ~ eeLle Isle STRAITS
Fishermen Who infesi That Rs gion Are
nl<eipses 0f Captain hiia.

Fishermen Who tufeaf fh0s Rf Ef0u Are
nl<eipaes Of Captain Kidd.
London. Oct. 25.-The secretary OF the
board OF trade has in preparation re-
view of the wreeking and subsequent
pirattng OF the ship London Mexico"
In the Straits Of Belle Isle, which form
ed the subject OF an official investiga-
ton BY the board Of examiners OF mas
ters and mates. at Quebec. Canada.
some months since. The report win
recommend that parliamentary action
be taken looking 20 the Improvement
and reanrvey OF the channel. ana also
the adoption Of stringent measures fer
the suppression Of the piraticai fisher
men who infesf that region. and are
ever ready 20 swcop down upon and
plumber wrecked vessels. II was shown
I'm the case Of the London Mexico
that the captain had offered salvage
to the fishermen, but that they had
scorned his proposition and forclhly
stripped the vessel Of everything 81
value.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
BRITISH LION ROARS
Russla's Move Toward the Pacific
Stirs Him Up.
The PRESS TALKS or WAR
The Recently Agreed Upon treaty With
China said 20 Imperii commerce
OF Great Britain.

London. Oct 25.--ReferrinR TO the
eastern question. an editorial in the
Chronicle says;
We think that thus menaced by Rus
ala, Japan win refuse TO evacuate Port
Arthur. II ID not lnconceivahle that If
Russia attempts such step England
and Japan win form an offensive and
defensive alliance. II Lord Salisbury
win only be able 70 make up his mind
what TO do and how to do It he has a
chance 70 gain high credit for himself" /"
The st. James Gazette says,
Even war with Russia would be less
disastrous than to allow her without a
blow 20 get such q grip upon China
She could throttle all the other powers
and choke of their commerce. Unless
Russia and China gave the necessary
assurances. u In case for an ultima
tum. and perhaps the most serious step
our diplomacy has had since the Grim
can war"
The impression Is general Ia the
official world. and Il r. re-echoed by the
press, that neither America nor Ger
many can allow the Pacifc TO become a
Franco Russian lake as the Globe puts
Il, and It Is generally thought that dip
lomats viii be sufficiently strong to
combine 10 resist Russian aggression.
The Pail Mall Gazette sums up the
startling news from the far east with
the statement that Russia has annexed
China, and la the course OF a long ar.
ticle on the subject adds:
II this treaty is to stand, roll up
the map Of Asia"
In conclusion the Pan Mall Gazette
urges the occupation Of Port Hamilton
by TIM British and the Immediate
strengthening OF tho British neet Ia
Chinese waters, lest the Japanese lose
their feet al the FIRST blow.
Since this Important news circulated
the greatest activity has been displayed
in the government Office here, principal.
ly at the foreign and admiralty offlee
and the coming and going OF meanen.
gers was continuous throughout the
morning and business hours of the az.
terno0n. At the different clubs tht
war scare IN the east Is eagerly dis.
cussed. the grave situation Of AFFAIR,
In Venezuela having almost completely
dropped out Of recollection In tbs
alarm of the moment. Nobody seems te
doubt the report that BY the recently.
/ agreed-upon Russia-ghina treaty Rus
STA has obtained rights TO which the
most favored nation clause is not appil-
cable, which may cause a great war.
The correspondent OF che Times at
Hong Kong, who sent the sensational
news, is described as being ''in close
relations with men who are able 10
penetrate beneath the surface or things.
and II If therefore concluded that the
news he has Just sent can not be dinre-
garded."
The foreign Office declares today that
Il has no confirmation Of the report.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
THE BICYCLE FACTORY cotLApssr
AN Ohio eoneeru in which tho FmlI Was
Disastrous

An Ohio Concern in whieh tho FmlI Was
Disastrous
Clyde. Ohio. Oct. 25.--Half OF he
East Elmore Manufacturing Co.'S three
story bicycle factory collapsed al T:s0
this morning, All the floors we're iiled
with worlmen. and more than d doxen
are badly injured. Several were buried
under the debris. Volunteers risked
their lives 60 rescue the unfortunmten.
following is list Of injured: Charles
obtrhardt, right arm and shoulder
crushed and cut; Clarence Whaley,
head badly bruised and cut: I'D King,
head cut and badly bruised. win re-
cover; William Snyder, leg broken at
Rnkies Roy Lennon. head cut, bruised
about the body; Archie Holloway, boy,
head badly cut. injured Internally;
Frank Cook, badly bruised, Internal in
juries. viii probably die; Willie Hud-
son. right leg broken in two places
The work Of removing the debris still
continues, but II iH thought all OF the
injured have been rescued.
Workmen commenced this morning
70 dig a trench al0ng the east wall 81
the building for water and this weaken.
ed the wall All the men IN the trench
were caught under the falling wal
and their escape from instant dealt
was miraculous. All the wall fell out
ward. and all three foors partially fell
throwing those on them 70 the ground
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
CONCERNING IoAAo posroFfIols
New App0intee Of standpoint Changes
ia Mail Routes.

New App0intee af standpoint Changes
IN Mnii Routes.
washington. ID. c.. Oct. z5.--M. H..
Pritchard has been appointed postmas-
ter at Standpoint. Kootanai county. Ida
no, in place OF H. NJ. Hixson. deceased.
The special service from cavarista.
Taos county. 10 Lsnbelle. idaho. win be
discontinued after October 81. 1896.
q. W. Hoyde has been appointed post
master at Oreanna, Owyhee county.
Idaho. to succeed Michael Hyde. re-
signed.
The poatoffice at Rustic. idaho eoun-
~. has been discontinued. Mail for this
point viii hereafter be taken TO Cot
tonwood. The star service from Maia6
City to Preston VIII be discontinued az
ter October 81. After November ! the
mail service from Areo to Martin viii
be reduced to three times n week On
the same date the service from Preston
70 Fairview will leave Preston daily.
except Sunday. at Il m; win leave
Fairview on the same days at a. m.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
MIssouR cHalsTlAN gNpEAVoaERs

tIn@ af the LARGEST Conventions In the
History Of the state.
Hannibal. Oct. z5.-The Missouri state
convention u the Young Peoples Soci-
ETY. OF Christian Endeavor opened here
this afternoon. Prominent speakers
have been secured from various parts
ef the country Rnd the largest gather.
ing in the history q the local. .organiza-
ton is anticipated. This afternoon
State Secretary Dart and other state
oiiieers gave short reports Of the years
work. The annual address win be De-
nvered tomorrow night ny Stale PFeai-
aaat Thomas Jonea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
SOUTH cARoLIaA SUFFRAGE IoEA
eolored Man Made q strong pien for
His Fellow Negroes.

HIS Fellow Negroes.
Columbia, s. c.. Oct. 25.-In the con-
stitutional convention today the sum
rage question. for the settlement OF
which the convention was called. was
then taken up
Thomas Miller, a colored delegate
from Beaufort county, moved 70 strike
out the whole report and spoke IN oppo-
sition e the suffrage plan Is proposed.
He claimed that negroes had been
brought 70 this country against their
win. but hand Ia hand with the white
man. had feiled the forests, fought the
Indians. and had done their share in
making the state what II is today.
Yet he protested. with an that,
II Is proposed 10 disfranehise the ne
groes."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
FRENcF CAPITAL aUyNa MINEa

The Chnmpion FrnpcrsY ~ California;
Said for mAiilpa END Quarss
San Francisco. Oet fa@aXha eAam
pscn quartz mine has haan beaded a.
the representatives ox French aanAsal
Ter Si.2to 40. The fira1 forfeiture oI
ts0.e0o has been paid down. and an eQaA1
amount win be aue aexf m0uth. auA
70 ON until January "a noxf. when tAe
time ef optien win cease. Ihia 81 ana
of the most important HainihN aa6aa
that has taken nlaea IN calzkoAla k6r
Senra The Champion mine Il fn1
miles west 81 Nevada Ctfg.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
Will &c BURIED IN SAN FRANCISCO


san Francisco. Oct. 2s.-John w
Mackay VIII take a private car for
New York this evening. He viii be ao-
companied by John ID. Rosenfeld. ana
AZ the end Of hts journey. win take
charge OF the dead body Of his son. who
was recently killed by q fall from his
horse near Paris. Mrs. Maclray win
accompany the remains across the At
lantie and the other members OF the
family win be on the funeral train
across the continent 20 taia city, where
the anal interment viii take place.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
WINDOW GLASS WILL cosT MORE


Nftces f0 N@ FHt W Two ans Gn&@H@if
Per Cent.
Pittaburg. Pa, Oct. 25.--Aa the result
Of an agreement entered tnto between
American manufacturers OF window
glnsb and importers of the same pro-
dict. there win on Friday next be an
advance OF 2k per cent In prices The
importers h@xe agreed to no longer
handle the foreign product. which con-
cnaalon en- thelr part has enabled
American manufacturers to put pricea
ID 70 the importing point. II e ru-
naored that 81 4 few weeks prices win
Sc raised stili higher. the forsien com
petition being rundored Impossible by
tfae refusal eg the importers to hands
any European glass.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
1tIaH MAsons N susIagss SCISSORS

ANIMAL MahqHnt - 1Aa Hnaef Anfmf4M
Took rsaee - ahe Eseu&ae.
Washington Get nf-sIns hs#nfea 81
the supreme COUNCIL of An1snmf MnN
Accepted Scottish Kite hiannna faaaw
was devoted 10 r9mmlteea wosk mnG
legislative business. The anmuAl hMn-
Qnet Was 9ivan At kna no&as Anlalsk
tonight, when toaata wera responded *
by prominent rnenberz At tie order.
Tomorrow the members 81 kha A3tnz
eli win 50 IN i body te Ar1ln*sen nAae
etery. where an eration wEEi De aHsEw=
cred over the grave OF shn aate General
Albert Riha.