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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
SHIPMENT or GOLD TO suaops
Two New York Firms win send About
81 10000.

New York. July is.--w. II. Crossman &
Bro. coffee importers, have ordered 81
oo0.o00 In gold from the United States
sub-treasury for shipment TO Europe on
the Etrurin tomorrow. Neoslage. Col
gate n Co. win ship $4,000 additional BY
the Etruria tomorrow, making In ali for
this Arm $4,000. An easier tone prevailed
In the sterling exchange market today,
and tho usual business rates have been
reduced u per cent on both long and short
bills. The lowering Of rates BY London
syndicate house In undoubtedly due to the
announced Intention to ship a million
dollars tomorrow. AS all this gold has
been ordered at the sub-treasury II IN
possible that II may not be sent, owing
to the lowering of rates.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
TRESTLE GAVE WAY
IT MADE AN AWFUL WRECK


Monument. Colo. July 17.--For Z
month . gang has been at wogk hare
rebuilding . dangerous brid<o on the
Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Ne ra1lruad.
= quarter Of mile south Of town Moro
than three-Quarters Of the bs169o Vns
rebuilt and still stands intncs- A. 1o4G
this morning the eastbound pannonger
train. heavily loaded. pasuo0 over The
bridge. The vibrations CAUSED by fha
train had not ceased when freight
train OF - cars followed. TIA traiu
pansed In safety until within threa
spans OF the end. when suddenly with
lightning swiftness q trestle gave way
and the whole train fell through the
opening, piling up In most frightful
mass, grinding the cars into kindling
wood and heaping the immense weight
upon the body Of Mrs. Albert Cooper,
who had Just brought lunch tos her huu-
band. the foreman or tho bridge gnne.
ana was sitting under the bridge The
fearful crash was heard In this town
and the people rushed from thelr places
OF business and homes TO renddr such
aid a. was possible.
Conductor 0laze jumped and was
saved. a. did Fireman Fry. J. &. Child
era, boss carpenter. saw The peril Of
- ~~><sts@A 8414 @0AAsR1O 0Jk ~ V<S0X&
to save her and was carried un0ar the
ruins with her.
The bridge was over q gulch known
a. Dirty Woman's gulch. and was %
feet high and 800 feet long. II has a.
ways been q fraiI structure and the
awful catastrophe OF today has frx-
quentiy been predicted. The work Of
clearing the wreck 10 being pushed
rapidly. But for the bodies underneath
the debris would be burned. The cars
are ground into splinters. whIch are
mixed with heavy bridge timbers. stone
and general merchandise. Business
was suspended here and an OF the ctti
Gems hurried to the wreck to render
such assistance as was possible. The
killed are:
Mrs. Albert Cooper. Kansas City.
j. c. Chfiders, Kansas City,
An unknown tramp.
| The injured are: Marx Wickens, IN.
gineer. win die; Charles Gardner. brake
man. win die; Charles Erby. brakeman.
| win die: James Neal. hip broken: Henry
Alien. broken leg: Charles Rue, leg
broken; Wallace Cooper. Lamar, had
cut and back hurt; J. w. Cole. bridge
contractor. broken arm: Charles Htone-
house. foreman bridge gang. both legs
broken; II. c. Bookert. head and shsui~
der cut; Shaw. hip crushed, head cat:
Charles Hniler. back hurt.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
LANDING OF GOVERNOR WINTHROP
Historic Event Celebrated at Manehes.
ter.hx .thc.Sc


Manchester-by-the. Sea. Mass. July
ls.-Two centuries and a half have
elapsed since the day upon which Gov
ernor Winthrop. who had been sent out
from England to the Bay colony. landed
with his suite from the ship Araheila
on the Manchester shore, and yesterday,
with booming of cannon. music process
sions and feasting. the patriotic citizens
OF the town that now covers the shores
celebrated the historic event. An in
teresting feature OF the exercises was
the landing OF company of citizens
from vessel built 10 resemble the old
Arabella in every detail, and which had
been constructed at cost of several
thousand dollars. On landing they were
seized by committee and. initiating 10
the letter the experience OF the original
arrivals go years ago. were conducted
60 a place OF entertainment. where they
Were feasted ON Strawberries and cream
and nothing else. Governor Greenhalge
and suite arrived shortly before noon
and after reviewing the procession took
part In the public exercises and festivi-
ties.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
aeARNE MAY SKIP THE COUNTRY
Testimony in the Libel Suit Gettins
Rather Warm.

st. Louis. July IA special to the
Post Dispatch from Hannibal. MO. says:
Everybody interested In the Hearne-De
Young libel suit Is awaiting she deposi-
ton OF Miss Susie Hayward, TO be taken
In Chicago Saturday Hers il the ali-im-
portant testimony. and while discounted
to certain extent by Richard stillweirs
forecast. Its publication Is bound TO ere
ate Intense excitement. The attorneys In
the suit and DIR. Hearne expect to 60 to
Chicago today or tomorrow. Very few
persons here believe that Hearne win re-
turn To Hannibal. His attorney, Judge
Hendrick. however. states that both he
and his client will return Monday. and the
dispositions of about Is witnesses taken.
Among these the lawyers say will be Mrs.
Hearne's- There is even talk OF a grand
jury being hurriedly called together, and
information served on DIR. Hearne and his
wife. This would result In their being
detained.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
psalLous ENCOUNTERS WITH ICE


Seattle. July ls.-The steam schooner
Excelsior. Captain ]. r. Higgins. has
arrived with the first news direct from
Yukon this summer. after having a
perilous experience In great ice foe
In the Bering sea. The Excelsior was
delayed IA days on the way north by
a large ield Of Ice. one mass being fully
800 miles long and 100 miles wide In
the opinion OF Captain Higgins. the
Bering straits was entirely frozen over
last winter and the ice was broken up
in the spring by warm weather.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
wINNEnAao SETTLERS REsoLuTE


Pender. Neba. July is-The injunc-
tion restraining Captain Beck from
evlctlng settlers on the winnehago res
ervation was served on him today by
Sheriff Mullin by leaving the order at
Bcck's office. he being IN Sioux City.
The writ was also served on the two
leaders OF the police. Today there have
been no evictions. Tho Indian police
are waiting for Beck's return IL he
should ignore the order, there win be
bloodshed. The guns and cartridges
sent for arrived this evening. and go
deputies can be armed al a moments
notice.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
TALKED WITH sIMsTALLlc LEADERS
Memphis silver Men in Conference With
SibIey and Others

Chicago. July iS.-The executive COM
mittee appointed by the recent silver con-
vention at Memphis Eiet in conference
here today with the members OF the bime-
fallic league, ex-Congressman Slbley be-
ing the chairman. The issue discussed
was the adyisability OF separate political
action next year. No definite action was
taken. IL Is expected that another meet
ing viii be held tomorrow. Among those
present We're ]. r. Goodwin. Memphis
Charles Coffin, Arkansas: J. O. Ralph
Snyder. West Virginia. Secretary A. c.
Ackter. Nashville: General A. j. Warner.
Ohio: A. w. Rucker. Colorado; ex-Judge
II. W. Miller, Chicago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN wAf
Picnic mt Nantasket by a Handful OF
the uid Warriors

Boston, Mass. July Is--The tanks OF the
veterans of the Mexican war are almost
decimated. but New England still contains
a handful OF the old warriors. who did
valiant service half century ago, and
today with their children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren they picnicked
at Nantasket with General s. T. Cham
berlain of Barre Plains. who has nearly
reached his 9oth year. as master OF cere.
monies. Tomorrow there will be formal
exercises at which the veterans viii test
each others memories with "reminiscences
OF the stirring adys of the fortles.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
MAKING 1T HOT FOR The JAps
Black Flags Cut Squadron of Caviar,
to pieces

Yokohama, July 1a.-Onicial dispatches
from the island of Formosa say the Chi
nese are making a stubborn defense of
that territory. After the capture of Lung
Tuaho June II an attempt was made to
effect a junction between two Japanese
battalions at the river Takn Kausl, but
the attempt failed. A squadron OF Japan
ese cavalry which was suddenly attacked
by superior forces OF Chinese was cut 20
pieces. only three OF the troops escaping.
junction Of two battalions was effected
July lG
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

Syracuse. ". r., July is.-Mator T. L.
Pole said today concerning the report
that General Harrison said To Joseph
sayles and himself that he would under
no circumstances be candidate for the
presidency again. THE story is made abb
solutely out OF whole cloth. HARRISON
never spoke or even limited about the
matter"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

Havana. July l&-Marahal DE Campos
has arrived at Bayamo. coinpoa. with
300 cavalry. sustained fierce fighting and
pursued the enemy TO the number OF
aQon. between Manasiilo and Bayanao.
Many insurgcnts were killed and wound
cd. It IL reported that Antonio Maceo
was seriously wounded and made prison.
er. Rebel Chief Masseo has sent his fam
lily TO Santo Domingo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
SAFE CRACKED AT VALE, OREGON
Robbers Secured 81 200 From the store
OF Hope Brothers.

Boise. July IA Statesman special
from Vale. Or. says:
about , o'clock yesterday morning
two unknown men broke into Hope
Bros store and succeeded In blowing
open the safe and robbing II or 500 In
gold and about $500 In currency. They
also broke into ]. N. Fell's saloon. but
were unable to blow the safe open Par
ties In town heard the report. but
thought II was a gunshot. The sheriff
and posse followed the robbers tracks
for about three miles. where they were
unable to track them further. Sherifi
Halliday is stiil securing the country
but as yet no clcw has been obtained"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
CUT THE THRoATs OF THE FAMILY
John Luck Tried 20 Destroy His wife
and Hlmself.

Los Angeles. July is.--John G. Luck en-
tered his wife's room this morning at
the Westminster hotel and finding her IN
bed cut her throat. Her screams aroused
the other boarders and Luck jumped 10
the ground from window In the sec
ond story. severing hts windpipe before
he lenped. Both are attn alive. Luck,
who Is said to be = son OF a wealthy fam
ily In Nashville. Tenn. suspected his wife
of unfaithfulnesa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
ttAzzARo's SCHEME FALLS THaouaH
There WIN he No Democratic Orators
sent Out by the National commissee.

Washington. July Ex-senator Faulknes.
chairman Of the national democratic COM
mittee. said no orators are to be sent
to the northwest under the auspices Of
the committee for the purpose OF discus
sing the currency question.
II have written MIR. Haxxard who was
said TO have initiated the move for q tour. -
said the senator. telling him that the
congressional committee could have moth
ing TO do with tho scheme. There is no
campaign this year. and the committee
does not feel called on to send orators
through the country to discuss any ques-
ton. II any desire TO 80 out as individ-
uals and address the people. that In anoth-
er matter; they have q perfect right TO
do so. but II IL not proper that the name
OF the congressional committee should be
used by the party as propoaed.'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
plyIdena. on In.olyrus Ranks

washington. July 1.-THE comptroller
OF the currency has declarsd dividends
in favor OF creditors Of ineelvent nation
al banks as follows; Thirty per cent.
First National bank OF TexarkAna, Tex.
20 per cent. the Washington National
bank OF Tacoma. Wash; per cent. the
Chemical National bank Of Chicago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
IN REACH OF ENToMsEp mlNEas



Iron Mountain. Mlch., July m--No no.
tive information ~ 70 the safety az the
entombed miners at the ReUahfa m1no
can be- given. Slow progress T. being mnds
through the maas Of ore. brplrsn <iMbSrn
and rocks The work % much delnys6 "
continued falling Of ore.
The list Of miners entombod n II re-
wabic is: Frank Bowden. Edwnx6 web
Der. Peter q. CArizon. +. J. Johneen. -.
Sonora. Paul Farrctts Jemes Camaan. II.
Huani. Anse Flemtns.
At p. N. Il b known that sons OF the
miners are alive. a. hnmmnr1ug en- the
pipe leading Into the room in which the
men are confined has basn roapoudnA %
with nine rapa given II II now 1xpectod
that the room win be reached n sbout
ave hours-
The working Of drifting to the entomhsa
miners n progressing. They have been
heard TO speak supcrintendeuf Brown In
In the mine. and thinks the men win BE-
reached some time tonight
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
Is Heir 20 a Forming.

Sheridan. Or. July ia-Peter Belleque.
an old fisherman living ut Woods. a small
place on the Nestuccn river. has re-
csived notice that he has fallen heir. with
three other relatives, TO the sung sum OF
x21o.OO0 IN Canada. Mr.. Belleque'g share
win be mt least $4,000 cash.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
Mcx,cau Minor m Rcyo,,.

City of Mexico. July 1.-two hundred
miners employed In Corrodeloro. state
OF Mexico yesterday rose IN revolt against
their employers and taking refuge in a
neigh boring town fortified themselves and
are defysng the authorities. The manager
OF the mine took flight. being In immedi-
ate danger OF assassination.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
THE AssassINs OF N. sTAMeuloFF
Associates of Major pniunxa Arrested
for the Crime.

Sofia. July is.-Three OF the associates
OF Major Puinitza. who was executed for
conspiracy at the order OF Premier Stam-
bnlon, were arrested today, one as the
assassin OF M. stambuloff and the others
as the aceompliees. Two generals hrIi
as the aceomplices. Two gensdarmes have
been dismissed from the force and will
be tried for connection with the murder
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

/. New York, July 1s.-Sentence OF death
by electrocution was today passed upon
'1iaria narberia Cnfaido. who April e6
cut the throat OF Domlco catnldo. a boot
black. with whom she had been living and
who cast her on. The execution was set
for tho week beginning August 10.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
Tn.ursen,s Driven Bnek

Havana. July IA strong force Of in
surgents recently attacked the Spanish
troops at Guandon. province OF santa Di-
ego. De Cuba The troops made a gallant
defense. After two hours lighting the in
sursents were obliged 10 retire. leaving
many dead and wounded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

Iron Mountain. Mich July ie.-The Inn
prisoned miners at the Pewahic mine were
released about midnight. The escape ~
considered the most remarkable In the
history OF mining. The men heard the
crash of the timbers and escaped to a
dry drift on the first level
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

Olympia, July is-The governor has re-
appointed r. E. NJ. Strickland of Spokane
and George r.. Preston OF Seattle regents
Of the state university.
Frank c. Boardman OF Seattle has bean
Mppointed game warden.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
Rain and Thundcr stnrrn.

Marshalltown, Iowa. July le.-The heav-
lest rain storm In many years visited this
section last night. the rainfall being
over two inches within an hour. There
was considerable damage from washouts
and lightning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
Hose Carr oyertnrnesi.

Philadelphia. July is.-whTe going to
~ fire today a hose cart overturned. c.
ER. Ider's skull was fractured and he
Wh{1n a few minutes. Peter Collins. w.
MtIE1hon. William Murphy. Patrick
O'cononeii received serious injuries.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
HAS BURGLAR plNk WILSON IN row


New York. July ls.-The district at-
torney's office has turned over TO In
spector Whitaker OF San Francisco,
On requisition papers. the noted crook,
"Dink" Wilson. alias Richard Bernard.
alias Richard Davis. alias Robertson.
San Francisco authorities have been
looking for him since fss2 He is want
ed there for burglary. grand larceny
and petit larceny. He is accused OF
robbing silk firm OF $4,000 worth OF
goods.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
BAPTIST YOUNG Peoples SOCIETY


Baltimore, July is.--The fifth Inter-
national convention Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Society Of America be-
gun today. 1t was swelter1ng hot with
In the great tent brought xrom Cieve-
land for the convention Promptly ~
10 o'clock Preaident John n. ChApman
OF Chicago called upon tho chorEn Of
500 voices. which responded with TWO
selections. The president was very
happy In his address. and called forth
much laughter when he alluded q tbs
warm hearts and warm sun oK ths
south.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
RAILROAD LAND LISTS APPROVED
Tracts which Are Located in California
and Idaho.

and Idaho.
Washington. July 1s.--Secretary Hoke
Smith has approved land lists as fol-
lows:
Central Pacific railroad. as successor
OF the Oregon a. California railroad,
two lists aggregating s7.2s1 acres in the
Reading and Marysville land districts
in California. Northern Pacific railroad.
i74.406 acres In the Lewiston, Idaho,
land district None of these lands are
In parts Of country where mineral sur
veyors We're appointed by the last con-
sress.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
WILL OF THE LATE A. N. rowNe
Al the Property Left His wife No sue.
cessor Named.

San Francisco. July is.-By the win of
A. N. Towne. which will be filed tomor-
row. all tho property OF the dead railroad
manager In left to his wife, who is named
as executrix without bonds. III. f. Hunt
lngton. assistant TO the president OF the
Southern Pacific. returned from the east
today. No cablegram regarding Towne's
death or his successor has been received
from c. p. Huntington. who Is In Ger
many. No appointment win likely be
made until he il heard from.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
jAPs DRIVEN BACK ~ BLACK FLAGS
Desperate Fixhslme ~a - xe1~Ma ef

Black Elnxs recsntir nttn1hed - 1ee1o~
ese troops * Kekoham. 1exnnd ~ Ecf1<1.
20. and fought VIII d11p1<4t1 ct1tzf>
Ths Jxeem&ee W&<s onl4 omSM 4<~m 14<
by suportor 11pcipitn& 60 &< ~
compeled 10 r4<r>4t he<111
rsrs adxanntns % 6tla11 111l11
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

London. July Is-Henry irving. waiter
Besmnt and Is others went TO Windsof
castle today and were knishted by tha
queen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
FUNERAL OF MANAGER A. N. TowNE

Thousands OF Railroad officiais Fol.
lowed the Remains 10 the Grave.
San Francisco. July 1s-The funeral of
A. ~. Towne, second vice president and
general manager OF the Southern Pacific
Company, took place today. and was at
tended by thousands of railroad officials.
employees and friends. The pall-bearers.
were the oldest engineers and conductors
on the road. The directors OF the South
ern Pacific prior to the funeral met and
adopted resolutions euiogistic 10 the dead
railroad manager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
MARIAN CLEVELAND IS. Hen NAMs
Third Daughter OF the President no
Longer Asks for suggestions.

Buxxard's bay. Mass. July is--preslr
dent Clevaland's third baby has heeze
named Marian. This fact was announced
today and a great load has been lifted
from the curious and expectant mothers
who had daughters born 20 them on the
same day.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

Buffalo flnds very satisfactory trade
in dry goods and groceries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-30

PHrLADEnPHrA, Oct. se.-Flour steady; win
ter supernns, sassa2.50; do. extras, 81. son
2.s5; Pennsylvania roller. clear, s30325; do.
do, straight, S39oD3. 10; western winter, clear,
S3lo43B. Wheat higher. but quiet, with
674c. bid and 67ISc. asked for October. Corn
quiet. steady, with soc. bid and SOLO. asked
2494c. bid and 754o. asked for October Hav
firm; choice timothy. $ls.500l8 Beef steady;
family. SloGl2: extra mess. Ss8s.5O; packet,
y9Gl0. Pork quiet. steady; new mess, 60 75n
lO25; family. $ll.950ll. 10; short clear, s1l. 80
@la25. Lard lower; western steam, s5.sgs.
Butter steady; western dairy. l01l5e.; cream
cry, l512lc.; factory, e0l4c.; Elgins, 23c.; imi-
tation creamery, l2Dl7o.; New York dairy. Is
@2llac,; creamery. 2sIx1s3c.; Pennsylvania
and western creamery prints, fancy, 25c.; do.
choice, sac.i do. fair to good, 2lGaa8c; prints
1obbing at e6329c. Cheese steady; New York
large, 71lO4c.; small. 7Jsdbllo., part skins.
31s971ac.; full skins, 2jst5o. Eggs steady;
New York and Pennsylvania. slo2ec., ice
house, le1l1c.; western fresh. 1sa12Oo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-30
Patriotism and Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Oct. gO.-Commissioner
William L. Lochren, of the pension Office,
In his his annual report under tho head
Patriotism and Pensions" says: CHOSE
men who enlisted early and fought the
battles of the war were NOT moved by
mercenary considerations, and unless
actually disabled did not show the haste
In applying for pensions manifested by
those who enlisted near the close of the
war for large bounties, and did little
actual service, and who arc now the
noisiest In clamoring for moro pensions.
As compared with this latter class the real
soldiers Of the war have been modest in
preferring claims for pensions" The re-
port shows that the number of pensioners
june &c, 1894. was 1854; new pensioners
added during the year, 89,is5, dropped
pensioners restored, 1905; deaths during
tho year, ee.sle; dropped for other causes,
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