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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
TOUR OF THE GRAND ARMY CHIEF
Commander inwler viii Visit All lie.
partmcnt Encampmcnts.

Rockford. III Jan. 2S.--Commander-
in-chief Lawler of the Grand Army of
the Republic today started upon tour
of the United States and IL is not ex-
pected that he will return To the head
quarters In this city until the latter
part Of April The commander-in-
chief Is accompanied by the members
OF his stan and the party intend 10
visit every department encampment
held I'm this country this year some
thing never before attempted by a
commander.
The first encampment will take place
at Brattleboro, VT. next Wednesday
and from there the party will visit
the following cities in the order named I;
Newport. r J.. Providence. II. l..
Nashua, ~ H.. Middleton Del, Tren-
ton. N j.. Waterville Me. Springfield.
Mass, New York city. Bridgeport.
Conn. Baltimore, Md. Washington. ID.
C.. Lawrence. kas.. -. Paul. MINI.
Mt Clemens. Mich. Muncie Ind, New
Orleans, La. Montgomery. Ala, Allan
tn. Ga, Athens Tenn. Richmond. Va,
HopkinsvIlle. Ky. Macon Mo. and
Waco. Tex. During their stay In the
places named the commander and other
members of the party will wait upon
/ the school officials and members of the
school boards and urge the adoption
/ OF a system of military drill in thelI
respective schools.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
vexIco WANTS NO ARBITRATION
Guatemala Must Come TO Time ar Pre-
pare for War.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-The United
States has exhausted all proper means
Of preventing a hostile collision be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala and the
two countries must settle their dispute
without further restraint exercised by
the United States. Secretary Gresham's
telegram 10 the Mexican government
expressing the hope OF the president
that the matter might be settled by
reference to some friendly nation. has
met fiattering reply. but In substance
il says that the difference with Qua
temala Is one that, owing TO the atti-
tude Of that country, will not admit Of
arbitration. The Inference Is that Qua
temala must either promptly submit 10
Mexico's terms of surrender of her
claims to the lands In dispute on the
boundary. or fight. In this state OF the
case nothing can be- done by our gov
ernment at present to avert clash.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
roNlMIssIoN At WORK.
CERTAIN INDIANS MADE A FUSS.
Work of Nck peree Allotment Agents
Was Nearly tudonc.

Lewiston. Idaho. Jan I.What Is
known as the Kamai Indians have or
sanized 2ao strong 10 defeat the final work
bf opening the Neg Perce reservation to
sttiemoni AZ one time last week " was
feared that real danger existed. and the
agent consulted with weil-known citizens
about the propricty of calling for military
protection.
The dissatisfaction is the result Of the
work Of the rich stock growers among the
indians. who have used every means To
defeat the viii of the majority Of the
giiho from the time the move In favor
81 allotment began. These wealthy In
tans are shrewd schemers, and their
work has been met by the agents of the
government only by the strictest vigil
gnve. More than once have they come
ucar undotnE all the work Of the COM
missioners who secured the treaty and
hat of the nllotting agent The last report
y that the agent. with his Indian police
and with the aid of the majority which II
/ friendly to the severalty movement has
/ luieted the threstened disturbance. which
+ had taken the form of bulldosing scheme
4 10 keep the Indians from comforting with
/ Special Agent John Lane in his work OF
! registration.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
FRENCH MINISTRY STARTS WELL.
Won the First TEST of strength ny an
Overwhelming Majority.

Paris. Jan. 2s.--president Faures mes
sage was read IN the chamber today The
chamber passed the amnesty bill by vote
of 5ii TO :. NJ Goblet's order of the day
asking the government fer a precise dec
iaration' regarding It's general policy.
which was the test of strength Of the
Rihot government was defeated by a vote
OF g. 10 =
The newspapers today are less hostile
in their uttcrances regarding the Rihoi
ministry. N Goblet. however. intends -
ask the government for precise declara-
iions regarding the general policy and an
nounces secession of his followers from
NJ Ribot's supporters on the ground that
they We're not consulted during the min,
isteriai crisis. After discussion OF Cob
let's question II was announced that mo
tion would be- introduced that the govern.
ment AJAX the chamber TO devote itself en-
iirels to the budget.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
HlLL SCORED THE SILVER MEN
Believe They should Bc Satisfied With
Itaif Loaf

New York Jan. -, Senator Hill
spoke last night at dinner given by
the Democratic Club. lie said no fac
tional difference should retard immedi
ate legislation for maintenance of the
credit and honor Of the government.
To arbitrarily refuse such action now.
because some silver legislation does not
accompany il Is the height Of political
folly, equalled only by opposition to the
repeal OF the sherman bill or the foist-
ing OF the populist income tax upon the
country II is difficult to discover why
the friends nf bimetaliic coinage should
object To the elimination Of greenback
paper currency which IL is now so gen
orally conceded should bc cancelled.
Yet most advocates or silver In con
gress. with characteristic unwisdom,
seek to regard IL as their duty to antaE-
onize every suggestion in aid Of none
tary reform unless coupled with the fun
and instant relief which theA seek.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
RELIEF FOR eALFoUR's VICTIMS
Lnndon philnnthrorists Unable 20 Grant
the Help Necessary.


the Help Necessary.
London, Jan 2S.-sThc committee Of
prominent philanthrupists appointed TO
raise fund for the relief of the poor
widows and orphans who were left des-
titnte by the fraudulent transactions Of
Jahez Balfour II the Liberatof Building
Society and who is now awaiting extra
dition In Brazil has announced thai thr
subscriptions now amount 10 $225, 900
or about So. 600 less than une-half the
amount absolutely needed for the work
The committee feels that the results are
the more discouragiug as new cases Of
ruin and deSttntion continue TO come
Ira. Since January A. new cases. nearly
all Of them aged people in the most dis
tfessing cifeumstances.h have been called
To the attention of The committee. II
was hoped enough money could be
raised to provide small annuities Tor
those between 20 and 50 years Of age.
but this plan has been necessarily aban-
ioncd and the utmost that can new be
done Il To provide a little casual help
from time 10 time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02

the business portion OF the town and
caused the death OF two people. Two
girls employed In the hotel. Maggie
Flynn and Mary oMailey were
hemmed in by the flames and forced 10
jump from second-story window.
Miss O'Malley was fatally burned and
can not live until morning. Miss Flynn
was seriously burned and II Is believed
viii die
Besides the American hotel the fol-
lowing other structures We're destroyed: !:
Gilmore house. Johnston & Co.'S hard
ware store, Frank Smiths clothing
store, William T.. Nandorns grocery
store. Isaac Mandelbaum's dry goods
store. Jacob kniser's meat market. the
postofiice, Ave dwellings and barber
shop II is impossible tonight 10 learn
the losses and insurance.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02

They need not interfere with any cur
reney scheme providing for the increase
OF the circulating medium through the
agency Of national or state banks. since
they can easily be adjusted to such
scheme. Objection Is being made TO the
issuance OF interest bearing obligations
for the purpose of retiring non-interest-
bearing notes. In point OF fact. how
ever. these notes have burdened us with
large load OF interest In that II Is still
accommodating aggregate interest on the
original issue of bonds. The proceeds.
which in gold constituted a reserve for
the payment OF these notes amounted
TO $40. 320. $50 on January l. 1895. and the
annual charge for interest ON these
bonds and those sissued for the same
purpose during last year will Toe 81. .l45.-
oO0 dating from January /. 1895 while
the cancellation Of these notes would
not relieve us from obligations already
incurred on their account
These facts are given In the way of
suggestion that their existence has not
been free from interest charges and
that the longer they are outstanding.
Judging from the experience Of last
year. more expensive they will become,
In conclusion, desire frankly Ia con
fcss my reluctance 10 issuing more
bonds under the present circumstances
and with no better results than have
lately followed that course. | can not.
however. refrain from adding t. the as
surance of my anxiety 60 cooperate
with the present congress in any reas-
onahle measure of relief the expression
OF my determination 10 leave nothing
undone which furnishes hope for i'm
proving The situation or checking the
suspicion Of our disinclination OF dis
ability to meet with strictest honor eN-
.ry national obligation,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
IrNa.utEt,.. Ngnpsl,p Inn ~ lSp5
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
OFFERED MONEY TO Fn THE JURY.
Serious Charge Against Juror in the
Macdonald Trial.

San Francisco. Jan 2S.--A sensation was
sprung in the trial OF u. II. Mcdonald, Jrs.
who Is being tried for perjury IN eunncc-
ton with the failure Of the Pacific bank
Nine jurors had been secured today when
Detective Cody stepped forward ana
placed under arrest man named Hurley
and charged him with attempted jury
hrbing Judge Murphy abruptly adjourn
ed court and commenced an investigation
Of the matter. ChaunceS NJ. Johnson. Al
ex-policeman whose name had been drawn
into the jury panel. made an affidavit
that Hurley had offered him from 500 ta
si0.eao II he would fix the jury that Me
Donald would be acquitted. Hurley was
arrested and charged with contempt nl
court and attempted bribery. His bail was
fixed al S2.oa. Mr. Hurley Is the same man
who IL is alleged hribed the jury that nc.
quilted NJ. y. Curtiss of the murder of
Police officer Grant. Hurley was arrested
at the time. but the ease never came up
against him,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
HOME INDUSTRY IN MONTANA.
More Favorable Rates Demanded OF the
Railroads ny the Farmers.

~ NNS
Helena independent In his report to
the governor, Commissioner Mills Of the
bureau of agriculture, labor and indus
tries rightly characterizes as suicidal
the policy OF our merchants and con
sumers Of importing into the state every
year vast quantities of farm products
which should have been purchased from
our own farmers. Millions Of dollars
are annually sent out OF the state never
to come back All of this money should
hc kept In circulation at home. This
expectation of Montana money is an
acknowledged evil and the remedy Is
not difficult To find Within the last
year We have seen a wonderful increase
In the consumption OF Montana flour
and poultry. The dairy industry, too,
has made considerable advancement,
and there is promise in the near future
OF the esta blishment OF more creamer-
les our farmers themselves are partly
to blame Entil recently there has not
been any organization among them
they have not kept themselves informed
as To the best methods of marketing
their produce or as TO the best markets.
But there are signs on all sides of an
agricultural awakening in Montana,
and when the farmers in the several
counties unite and secure mere favor
able rates from the railroads they Will
be masters Of the situation There is
no reason why the people of this state
should not be fed entirely by Montana
farmers We believe the farmers VIII
do their part toward this desired con
summation with nttfe proper encour.
agement on the part of consumers ia
our towns and cities.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
sTlFieo IN The oIes TRIAL.
An AR, l. Member Tells of Ills CHIEFS
speeches and Their purrort

Chicago. Jan. = The nrst witness put
on the stand by the government IN the
Debs trial Was Wallace Rice member
Of the local union. A. H. L.. al Pullman
His testimony was "A review ~ the pro-
ceedings of the \ r. T. from the Conveu=
ton OF June ~ last w 10 the culmlnatlon
Of the strike. lie referred 60 several
speeches by Debs, the tendency heiue
Ia encourage men 20 strike The cross-cx.
animation II Rice was continued In the
afternoon. The government has subnorn-
aea over ~ witnesses.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
oees CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Jurors sworn In and the Opening Argn.
mcntS Made.

Chicago. Jan. 2e.-Twelve jurors In the
Dehs conspiracy trial we're sworn today
Thomas q. Milchrist special counsel for
the government. In his opening speech
claimed the government would prove a
conspiracy among officers of the 4 r. Z
For the defense narrow contended lf there
had been any conspiracy q was by the
General Managers Association the only
body OF men In the world that sympathizes
with Mr. Pullman"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
RESERVE WAS NEveR LOWER.
Nearly Four Million In Gold Was the
last Withdrawal

Washington, Jan. 2S.-The total Of
Withdrawals of gold today was 1876.
600. of which s3.es0.00o was from the
sub-treasury at New York and y2S5.0D0
from Boston. leaving the gold reserve
at the close Of business ssl 773.i73. or
sIl6.327 lower than ever before The
amount II Withdrawals last week We're
SIS. .23o.273. of which s5S22 .0Oo was ex-
ported
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
ERYsIpsLAs IN HOG PRODUCTS
symptoms of the Disease Have pcvei
opcd in Minnesota.

Minneapolis. Jan. TIA short time ago
DIR. Hewitt, secretary OF the state board
OF health. was led 10 suspect the exist
ence of eryspelas In swine In Minnesota
He made post mortem examinations In n
number Of the cases and developed indica~
tions OF the disease I'm his laboratory.
the department of agriculture at Waahinn-
ton. and the bureau decided that Hewitta
opinion In regard TO the disease was cof-
rect. Although common abroad. this =
the first case In this country.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
MAsauERADep AS a noRRlp MAN.
supposed Male Prisoner at san Jose
Turns Out TO he a Woman.

San Jose. Cal. Jan. IA sensation was
created In the county Jail last evening
when the discovery was made that the
prisoner booked as Milton w. Matson was
woman. She was arrest
ed at Los Gatos on a charge of issu-
ing bogus checks. For nearly two years
she conducted hotel AT Ben Lomond and
owed many debts there. The discovery
was made through a remittance from Eng
lewood TO l.. Matson 10 the Bank OF
British North America. while Matson was
in jail here. the remittancas having been
paid to bogus man on her endorsement.
The woman says she has masqueraded ~
a man for 10 years, but has committed no
crime.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
sLoooHouNos ARE TO TRACK THEM


Salt Lake. Jan. 2S-A special TO the
Tribune from Evanston. wyoming, SAYS
Sherin Ward has telegraphed To Deer
Lodge, Montana, for bloodhounds To track
the murderers OF Harvey Booth who was
found dead in his barn last night The
citizens ofser a reward OF S. 900 for the tap-
prehension OF the murderer Fifteen sus-
poets are now In inil.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
CALIFORNIA STORMS CONTINUE.
Drifting on the sierra Nevadas- slides
in the Cascades.

san Francisco. Jan. 23-In the noun
tnins snow is still falling. At Reno, New,
il has been drifting badly today. Trains
are delayed ID hours, and the east-oound
passenger train is stuck in drifts between
Gold Run and Summit Between Sisson
and Dunsmutr. Cal. snowslides block the
track and Sundays south bound passen-
ger train is still In drifts where " has
been imprisoned for ~ hours. The indica-
tians are that the blockade in the noun
taius VIII continue for days longer Ten
feel of snow has fallen during the past
u hours Workmen digging out the track
today narrowly escaped death by an avail
nneho Loo feet long. averaging 60 feet
deep. composed of snow debris and big
pine trees. which slid down the mountain
side
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
THE STRIKE is ABOUT ever.
Two Thirds Of the Cars Ruuuing-A
striker Fatally Wounded.

brooklyn. Jan. 2s~The situation Is com
paratively peaceful to-day. The number of
cars reported running Is g7l. The usual
number Is Leo. The Seventh aud Seventy
frat regiments ana First battery have
been relieved from duty and returned to
New York.
Michael MaGliean. one of POI men who at
tackled ear this afternoon on the Nos
trand avenue and boulevard tinn was
shot IN the abdomen by policeman and
viii probably die. slN others have been
arrested.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
xpEcT 70 cur a BIC swATH.
scheme Ia Revolutionixe Passenger
Irnffie DeiMec the Coasts.

Traffic Between the Coasts.
Chicago, Ill. Jan. 24--Some Chicago
gentlemen who have scheme In hand
in the line of railway enterprise, which.
II carried out. viii revolutionize passen-
ger travel between the eastern and
western coast. Regarding the bill In
troduccd In the house of representa-
tives at Washington yesterday To In
corporate the National Central Rail.
way Company. Mr. j. c. Reynolds, one
~ the originators OF the project. was
seen at his home today. He said re-
curding the proposed road: The en-
terprise Is 10 be backed by English
capital Mr. Ballin, who is an active
member of the company, has been 10
England several times and has pledges
frofn English capitalists, who will fur
nish the money when this bill Is passed
The road viii shorten the distance be-
tween New York and Chicago at least
go miles and about the same To san
Franci4eo"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
OREGON SHORT LINE HEARING.
for Separate Receiver 10
he Argued in March.

Portland. or, Jan. 2S.-The hearing Of
the application for a separate receiver for
the oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
viii be- continued from January 80 untir
March. and the date TO be proposed by
the attorneys In the case Is March ). No
order for the continuance has yet been
made by Judge Gilbert, but IL is known
that ne Is willing thai the hearing should
go over. as he will leave February for
san Francisco 10 sit in the court OF ap-
penls.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
Father and daughter Shot.

Philadelphia. Jan. 25.-wIiiiam Nc
Grath. aged 81. OF i.222 South Thirty
sixth street, went into his cellar this
morning aud called his children-Sam-
uel. aged s. and Lillian. aged 2. With
revolver he shot the girl through the
head. killing her instantly. McGrath
then sent bullet through his brain.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
RAILROAD TO KERN COUNTY.
~nrcckeis HrOtheTs Have subscribed
~7OO. 600 of the ~ SOC. 600 Required.

San Francisco. Jan. -6.-The firm OF
Spreckels Brothers has subscribed $780,
900 To the valley road. which will be In
corpOrated under the name OF the San
Francisco and San Joaquin Railway
and will extend from point on the bay
Of san Francisco TO Kern county The
work viii be commenced when 81. 500. 900
shall have been subscribed. The
Spfeckels brothers are ]. ID. and A. ID.
Spreckels sons OF Claus Spreckels. the
sugar king.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
o. r. 8 N. WAGES WILL Be CUT
Application of the Employees for an In
junction Has Been Denied.

Portland. Or. Jan. 25.-united States
District Judge Bellinger has rendered
decision in the Oregon Railway q
Navigation Company wage schedule
case denying the application of the en-
ployes for an injunction restraining
Receiver Mcneil from putting into ef.
feet the reduced schedule OF wages.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
MysierLous observation-disclosures

Newport Idaho. Jan. 2S.-The settlers OF
the Pend 'd'oreille valley are excited over
the mysterious disappearance Of o. II.
Barnett. one OF the owners OF the Katy
did mine. lie started down the river sew
eFal days ago in a small boat and has not
been since seen. Ills boat was found
fieating bottom mp.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
DISASTROUS FlRE AT ELMoRE, 0.
business Portion Destroyed w omen
Perish in the Flames

Gilmore, Ohio. Jan. 25.-Fire which
was caused by gasoline explosion In
the kitchen Of the American hotel this
evening destroyed the principal part Of
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
SPAN PUTS MORE DUTY ON wnssT


Madrid. Jan. ia cabinet council waH
held today az which Il was decided % IN
crease the duty on foreign wheat 20 @
cents per hectolitre. and 20 raise railway
freight charges ON grain frG@ tse SEA tn
| the interior. A cabinet eriHls N ahn&
1 avarfed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02

Frederic Febvre. one OF the most dis
tlnguished OF ehs old-time French actors,
who retired about two years ago when al
his prime. win soon visit this country
He was on the French stage ~ years.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
CASES TO TEST THE LAW.

The supreme court Of The United
states has granted motion TO advance
the income tax cases on the docket
and set the arguments FOR the firsl
Monday In March. Tho cases are those
Of Charles Pollock VS. the Farmers
Loan * Trust Co. and Louis II. Hyde
vs.. the Continental Trust CO. Of New
York. and the question raised Is the
caustitutionality Of the income tax law.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02

New Westminster has made a saving
of over $4,000 year by cutting munich
pal salaries.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
AemeNlANs sTlLL peRsecursp.
Turkish Papers. However. suppress All
news From the Interior.

London. Jan 27,-A dispatch TO the
speaker from constantiHople says the
work of prosecuting Armenlans IN Ar
mcnia ana Asia Minor IL proceeding as
vigorously as before. adding: THE Turk
iSh newspapers are evidently under or
ders To keep down the excitement and Il Is
extremely dfihcult 10 get information
from the interior. II the present crisis IL
prolonged. Il Is probable hat there will
tie trouble IN Macedonia In the spring and
II they are serious. bulgaria. Greece and
ServIa win Inevitably be involved and the
eastern question will he raised in Its most
acute form
COMMISSION At WORK.
t'nnstantinople. Jan. 27.-The commits
sion appointed To inquire into the Armen-
ian cutragea has had "A preliminary sitting
~ Moush The porte stil refuses to per
init newspaper correspondents 20 travel
in Armenia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
IMpoRr DUTIES IN GOLD.

As constant means for the mainte-
nance OF a reasonable supply OF gold In
the treasury our duties ON imports
should be paid In gold.allowing all other
dues OF the government to be paid in
any form of money
believe all the provisions have sng-
gested should he embodied In our laws
II we are TO enjoy complete rcinstate-
ment Of sound financial conditions,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-02
MEN or MEANS ARE NoTlFlED.
Income Tax Law + About to lie PINT in
Operation.

Washington. Jan. 9S.--Commiseioncr
Miller of the internal revenue bureau
has prepared a notice. copies Of which
will be posted In all cities aud towns
throughout the country, notifying those
Income tax law of their duty In -the
premises The law makes an uFprnpri-
alton Of s245.00O for carrying the act in
To effect and provides FOE the appoint
ment of 300 additional deputy revenue
collectors and 10 additional revenue
agents The deputies viii be appointed
by the district collectors and the agents
by Commissioner Miller. who viii at
once begin the allotment OF deputy col
iectors and the apportionmant Of the
appropriation