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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
GENERAL SECRETARIES, Y. N. c. A.
Annual Convention of These Officials at
Hartford. Conn.

Hartford. Conn. May l3,-The annual
convention of the general secretaries of
the Young Mems Christian associations
of this country and Canada opened here
today. with full attendance OF dele
gates. The general secretaries are the
only paid officers of the organization.
and they largely direct its policy and
success In their respective districts. In
diana is represented by L. +. Stacy,
Iowa by w. A. Magee. Texas by w. f..
Waite. while the following will take a
prominent part in the deliberations: 7.
d. Patton and c. NJ. Copeland. Mani
toba; A. Z. Garland. Grand Rapids,
Mich. R.w. Putnam. Kalamazoo. Mich.
w. W. Lyman. Roanoke, Va; ]. W.
Shaw, Milwaukee. Wis: George w.
Mehler and Professor Graham Taylor,
| Chicago. Robert f. Lewis of Massachu-
| setts presided over the brief session to-
| day. the afternoon being given over q
social intercourse. This evening the
| secretaries will be welcomed by the To-
| cal association. and ii. J. Mccoy of San
Francisco and David McConaughy OF
Madras, India. will be heard in response
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
DELAWARE AND THE seNAToRs4lP
II the Governor Appoints the senate win
Have Another Squahhic,

n the Governor Appoints the senate win
Have Another Squahhic.
Washington. May 12.-The probability
that Governor Watson will appoint u
senator from Delaware to succeed SEN
ator Higgins Is considered sufficiently
strong in political circles here to cause
general speculation as 10 what would
be the chances of his being seated. The
history of the senate does not furnish a
parallel case TO that which would be
presented in case of such action by the
Delaware governor, but Il Is more like
ly those OF two years ago. presented
from the states OF Washington, Mon
tana and Wyoming, than any other
II would be similar to those in so far
as II would involve the governors right
TO appoint when the legislature has
failed TO elect, but IL would develop
other questions. important among
which would be the right of the COVER
nor to act in the capacity of state
senator while filling the executive Of
flee. The cases of the northwestern
states also differs from that which
would be presented from Delaware in
that there was no counter claimant In
any OF them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
TOBACCO TAX BILL VOTED DOWN
Another slap AT Emperor william in the
Reichstag

Berlin. May ls.-The government met
with another defeat today. The reich
stag rejected the whole tobacco tax bin
During the debate which preceded the
vote on the tobacco tax bill, the spokes.
men OF all parties. except the conserva-
tiVes' opposed the bill. insisting strongly
against any further disturbance OF the
tobacco Industry. Count Won Kardofr
alone advocated a higher duty, which
ne said was certain to be voted by the
next reichstag.
Count Posadowski. secretary of the
imperial treasury. defended the princi-
pie of the bill as being the sole practi-
cal path to reform In imperial taxation.
the reichstag. he added. was preparing
common grave for all the government
measures. but IL was TO be hoped the
much needed reform In the taxation OF
the empire would be secured.
The vote on the bill was taken by the
members rising in their places. Only a
few conservatives and national-liberals
supported the measure.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
AMNESTY FOR r4F IRISH PATRIOTS

Dublin Demonstration FaNoring u Re.
lease of Political Prisoners.
Dublin. May ia great demonstra-
ton was held in Phoenix Park today in
favor of amnesty to Irish political pris-
oners.
Timothy Harrington, the Parneilite
member OF parliament for Dublin. In
an address said that whether the Irish
political prisoners were guilty or inno-
cent OF the crimes charged against
them. they had fully expiated them.
A resolution was adopted by the meet
ing to the effect that the further deten-
tion of prisoners is vindlctive and re-
vengeful cruelty. unworthy OF a civ
ilized government.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
AN ACTRESS WON HIS YOUNG HEART
son of Millionaire Lumber Dealer
scoffs at Parental Opposition.

son of Millionaire Lumber Dealer
SCOTS at Parental Opposition.
Los Angeles. Cal. May IA sensa-
ton is caused today by the premature
announcement that Irving +. Blinn,
son of the millionaire lumber dealer.
win tomorrow wed Genevieve Nannary.
a member of the Daley company of act
ors. which concluded an engagement
at the Burbank theater here recently.
The company returned from trip
through Texas yesterday and are to be
at San Diego tomorrow. Young Blinn
will join the troupe at Orange Junction
and the marriage will take place In San
Diego. Blinn's parents are said to be
violently opposed TO the marriage, but
the youth is now in hiding and viii
doubtless be able TO conclude the nup-
tials before the parents can Interfere.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
MILITIA ARE HELD ~ READINESS
Minnesota Mine Owners Fear That the
Huns and Fins Win Make Trouble.

Minnesota Mine owners Fear That the
Huns and Fins Win Make Trouble.
Duluth. MINI. May i2.-Duluth is In
battle array tonight. nearly all OF the
various military companies at the armo-
ry waiting to see what will be the out
come of the disturbance at the Frank
lin mine at Virginia. where the employees
went on a strike for an advance in wa
ges. Adjutant-General Mahl5urg ar
rived In the city tonight and met Sheriff
Buchard and representatives from the
mining company. The mining compa-
ny's officials asserted that unless a
show of arms was made the strikers,
who are mainly Finlanders, Poles and
Hungarians. would become demonstra-
tive and interfere more seriously than
they yet have.
At 1s o'clock Adjutant-GenernlM Mahl-
berg declined TO send troops. but the
militiamen are still held under arms.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

successors 20 Roosevelt and Lyman Ap'
pointed by Cleveland.
Washington. ID. c., May 13.-President
Cleveland announced today his appoint
ments OF civil service commissioners to
succeed Messrs. Roosevelt and Lyman.
republicans. The new appointees are
Colonel william G. Rice OF New York
and private secretary OF Governor Hill.
and John Harlow. formerly superin-
tendent OF mails in the st. Louis post
office. who was promoted to be postmas-
ter by President Harrison. The effect
Of these appointments will be reorgan-
ization of the commission as regards
the party leaning of its members. Mr..
Proctor, who continues on the commits
sion, is a democrat: Colonel Rice Is a
democrat and Harlow republican.
The two outgoing commissioners are
republicans Both new commissioners
are ardent advocates of civil service re-
form.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT ANACONDA
Ed weIeh Probably Fatally Wounded hy
sam Graves.

Anaconda. May Ed Welch was
shot and possibly fatally wounded this
evening by Sam Graves. They were In
a crowd that had been rushing the
growler." and an old quarrel was re-
vlved. Graves pulled gun and chased
welch into a corner. Welch struck
Graves and ran away, when Graves
fired and shot him in the back at the
base of the spine. The bullet was of 80
caIibre. Graves has lived in Montana
for 10 years and Is an old Northern Pa
cific railroad man. He is In Jail.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
WESTERN FEDERATION OF MINERS
Metailiferous Workers Have Delegates
in Session at Denver.

Metailiferous Workers Have Delegates
in Session at Denver.
Denver. May i3.-The Western FEEDER
alton of Metalliferous Miners opened its
eighth annual session here this morn
ing. This labor organization embraces
over 10. 600 metalliferous miners through
out the west. and II is one of the most
powerful of labor organizations. The
work OF the convention will be ofmuch
Importance TO the silver cause. as II Is
expected that some action will be taken
by which the organization will be merg-
ed into the American Federation OF La
bor. This latter organization appre~
ciates the fact that 1t Will greatly in
crease it's prestige should II secure the
miners organization as an auxiliary.
The convention will last the greater por-
tion OF the week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
Minastnrm nt col.lIIe

colville, WASH. May ia diaagreea-
BILE wind storm from the north
prevailed In the valley this afternoon.
The storm is accompanied by clouds OF
dust in the fields and along the roads.
making It very disagreeable TO travel
ers. Fires In the mountains are also
being famed into dangerous elements,
and much timber will be destroyed II
rain does not quickly follow.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
WANTED IN THE CHEROKEE NATION
BENJAMIN Duff. a Fugitive. Held mt
Boise by the Authorities.

BENJAMIN Duff. Fugitive. Held at
Boise by the Authorities.
Boise, May 13.-Benjamin Dun is in
the penitentiary here awaiting an order
from Judge Beatty for removal TO Fort
Smith. He was arrested near Caldwell.
On January II. 1880. Dun shot and killed
George W. Batson in the Cherokeen ma
tion. He fled the country with a lad
named James Martin. also fugitive for
some minor crime. Dun left a wife
She had some means, and he was In the
habit OF asking her for assistance from
time to time. AS he could not write.
Martin wrote his letters for him. FL
nally Martin wrote letter In Duff's
name asking for 345. The money was
sent and Martin appropriated It, Duf
found him out and took $50 and re-
volver from him to square the account.
This angered the boy and he informed
on Duff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

California Physician Made President
Meet at Atlanta In 1900.
Baltimore. May 10.-The American
Medical Association elected the follow
ing officers today for the ensuing year:
President. DIR. r. Beverly Cole. cnlifor-
mia; first vice president. Dr. J. J. CHS
holm. Maryland: second vice president.
DR.. ]. G. LeGrande Cole. Alabama:
third vice president. DR.. Augustus ID.
Clark. Massachusetts,: fourth vice pres
ident. DIR. r. p. Satterwhile. Kentucky:
treasurer. DIR. Henry p. Newman. u1i-
nois; secretary, DR.. Frank Woodbury..
Pennsylvania. Next years conventiou
will be held In Atlanta, Ga
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
ohi.e, ~ s.,ret Tmissaries

Phoenix, Ariz., May i3.-This city has
been Iaboring under suppressed excite
ment for over a week because OF rumors
that an emtssary sent out by Secretary
smith to investigate the charges against
Governor Hughes was quietly pursuing
that work
The German reichstag has rejected par
agraph three OF the anti-revoiation bill.
the main section OF the measure.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
kniehts Of Labor in Portugal.

Philadelphia, May l3.'-An effort Is TO
be made TO organize a district OF the
Knights OF Labor In Portugal. a. +.
Swasey OF Galveston. Tex, who Is now
on his way 10 that country on private
business, has taken with him an or
ganizer's commission. and proposes 10
make an effort 10 induce the wage
workers of Spain and Portugal to in
terest themselves In the order.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
RumoR OF AN INDIAN uPRIslN'
Arizona Miners Fired Upon by Renegndes
From Mexico

Denver. May IA report was re-
ccived at the United States military
headquarters in this city today that II
Indians from Mexico had fired on the
miners near Fort Bowie, Ariz. Troops
were ordered from Fort Bayard to run
the Indians down and capture them
The report OF the work OF these rene
gades came from Fort Grant. but IL was
not stated whether or not any miners
were killed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
TO FIX RENTS ON SECTION is

Arrival of Erastus Braincrd OF the state
Land Commission.
Erastus Brainerd, member of the state
land commission. Is At the Spokane
Mr.. BraInerd's business here Is to nN
the rate OF rental for lots on school sec
tion IS, which lies within the city limits
on the east. and on which there are
large number OF settlers. Mr. Brainerd
desires TO meet all interested parties al
the hotel this forenoon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
FATAL WRECK OF A FAST FREIGHT


Hornellsville. N. Y. May i2.-one Of
the worst wrecks that was ever known
here took place on the western division
of the Erie. three miles west. this morn
ing. Fast freight No. 80 was thrown
in the ditch by broken wheel and ten
cars were piled up in confused heap.
One of the cars contained horses that
were being taken east TO enter the
races. There were eighteen horses In
this car, that were attended by their
grooms. Three men were killed In the
wreck and all OF them were grooms.
Their names are unknown.
Foster. one OF the managers OF the car
OF horses. had several ribs, both arms
and leg broken. The physicians say
that he can not live.
The debris OF the wreck IN piled on
the track 80 as To block all trains from
Corning TO Buffalo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
MR.. TeLLER's POSITION ON SILVER
Opposed 10 ANY Candidate Not Is 10
I Advocate

bnrOSNo 10 AhN WI ~ W
I Advocate.
Denver, May 13.-Following upon the
lecture OF ex-Congressman Bland in this
city. the following editorial published
by the Denver Times (republlcan) to-
night attracted considerable attention:
Senator Teller sounded the keynote
of the next national campaign In Colo
RADIO in his short speech at the Bland
silver meeting last Saturday night. II
was not so much a special war cry to re-
publicans. however. as a general warn
ing to the members Of all parties to rally
around the one flag under which there
In hope for the return of national pros
perity.
when Senator Teller announced that
he had cast his last vote for any presi-
Dental candidate who was opposed to
free silver, or lukewarm in it's interests,
he did IL with the knowledge that the re-
publican party of Colorado stood as one
man at his back. II is free coinage or
disruption for the national republican
party In 1896. Which win II chooseg'
STRONG DEMAND FOR SILVER.
New York. May l3.--Advices to bullion
brokers In this city from London state
that contracts for future delivery Of
| 3.50S. 600 ounces of silver bullion Were
made there in April. which is equal in
amount 10 the sales during the period
Of activity caused by the first negotia-
tions for peace In the east This goes tc
prove that London dealers are confident
Of a material Increase in demand for th'
white metal.
THE MONTANA DELEGATION.
Salt Lake, May ia special to tn
Tribune from Helena. Mont, says:
"A delegation to the silver convention
from Helena left tonight for Salt Lake
I Among the delegates are Senator Cartei
I f. p. Sterling. Governor Richards an
; so other representative citizens Of Nor
: tana."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
ADMIRAL MEADE AGAIN ATTACKED
Minister uaKcIton Says lie Misiuformed i
the Venezuelan Government.

Minister HakcIton Says lie Misiuformcd
the Venezuelan Government.
Washington. May 13.--A new phase OF
the important pending question between
England and Venezuela, In which the
United States has interviewed to ask
arbitration, Is involved in the demand
OF the state department for the resigna-
tion OF United States Minister Hazelton
of Venezuela. on serious charges made
by Admiral Meade.
Minister Hazelton regards the charges
as inspired by pique and as an evidence
of this he cites political representations
of a direct and indirect character by
which he says Admiral Meade sought
TO impress the Venezuelan government
and public that the visit OF the United
States squadron was something more
than a courtesy and involved political
assurances that the United States was
about TO lend the strength of its navy
10 maintain Venezuela against Great
Britain.
The minister says this impression
characterized all the admiral's actions
while the United States fleet was In
| Venezuelan waters. 1t was so marked
as TO attract the notice OF the Venezue-
/ ians. The government officials, whc
were well informed OF the pacific char
acter OF the visit. were surprised thai
the impression should be given tina
there was political Significance in tn
visit. Mr.. Hazelton says this cours'
aroused decided feeling of disapprova
among government authorities. The.
did not. he says. care to be patronized
when. as they understand the facts, tn
visit OF the fleet was an incident to II
being in southern waters and was no
intended as evidence OF the position Il
the United States on the internationH
question involved. 1t was stated at tn
White House today that the actio
taken in the case of Minister Hazelto
would not be recalled and that Haze
ton would not return to Venezuela a
the minister Of the United States.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
PADDY pURrELL WON fnE BATTLE
Crowd of sports Witnessed bloody
Fight in Kansas.

Kansas City. May IA crowd Of 1000
sports witnessed prize fight this after
noon In a field In Leavenworth county,
Kansas, between Paddy Purtell. OF this
city. and Jack Larney. The leelander.
for a purse Of 500. Purtell did all the
finhtiux. knocking Larney down five
times and putting him out In the fifteenth
round. I.arney received terrible punish
ment. At the close his face was bleeding
and badly cut, and one eye was closed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA
Movement 10 Consolidate all similar
ORGANIZATIONS and to Admir- Women.

Omaha, May l3-The national coun-
ell of the Catholic Knights of America
will convene In this city tomorrow. Rep
resentatiyes are present from every
state In the Union. The question OF
changing the constitution so az TO admit
women will be considered. 1t seems
probable that the council will take the
Initiative in a movement the ultimate
object OF which is the consolidation OF
various Catholic organizations TINT are
general In character and benevolent In
purpose.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
s,ormx Ieeisla,iye Session.

Buda Pesth. May 13-There was a
stormy session OF the lower house of
the Hungary diet today, Herr Ggren,
member OF the left. declared the govern
ment has attacked the pRpal nnncio with
out cause. thus dragging the prestige OF
Hungary into the mire. An uproar fol.
lowed and the sitting was suspended.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
PRIEST MURDERED BY a WOMAN
Lahorcd Under the Delusion That Her
confessor Had slaudered Her.

Paris. May liable De Brogiie. .
brother of the Due DE Brogiie. was muir
dere today by a woman named Amelot-
The abbe. II appears. had been the con-
fessor OF the woman, and she claims 20
have labored under the delusion that he
illuminated her. She demanded a writ
ten retraction OF the alleged calumnies.
When the abbe declined to grant the re-
quest. sh drw a pistol and fred four
times at the priest, killing him. She
then went to priest at Eglise Des Car
mems. confessing her crime. and begged
for absolution. Afterwards the woman
gave herself up.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18

Chicago, May is.--The Illinois Steel
Company started two blast furnaces at
the South Chicago workp today. Four
others are in preparation. Contrary
10 expectation. no trouble was encoun-
tered when the works opened Police
guards were maintained at the mill
gates.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
KILLED THE FATHER OF HIS BRIDE
A kentucky Loehinvar Made Short Work
of Parental Opposition.

Covington. KY. May 1s.-James t.
Estes, \ rich farmer. was killed yester-
day afternoon by william Green. 20
years old. near Eewburn. Green was
running away with a daughter OF Estes
and had reached Rev. Mr.. Hardwelfs
residence, intending to get Hardwell to
perform the ceremony. Just as he
stepped out OF the buggy Estes and his
son came up. Green shot Estes. killing
him, and also fired twice at the son.
but without result. Green then pro-
eeeded to Broughtonvilie. where he and
Miss Estes were married.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
DEMOCRATIC HARD MONEY PAPER
Evening Post of Chicago 20 BE Made
over by Newspaper Men.

UNtf HN NNWsFHVtf sHtHs
Chicago. May 13.-The Evening Post
building. its entire plant of presses and
of typesetting machines passed today
into the possession of II. w. Seymour
and those associated with him In the
publication of the new democratic hard
money morning paper. and which will
make it's first appearance In about 10
days. The purchase price has not been
made public. The Evening Post will
hereafter occupy portion OF the Herald
building.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
Land Lis, Approved.

washington. May l3.-Secretary of the
Interior Smith has approved List NO.
IA of the Northern Pacific railroad. TOT
/, ,6s5, $50 acres of land In the state OF
washington. and List No. IL OF the Ore
gon & California railway for s.i62 acres
In Oregon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18

Paris. May i2.-An American named j.
c. Ruck arrived ut Calais this evening
having crossed the British channel In 2
cycle boat "a feet long. He started from
WooIwich on May 6.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-18
scHNAuseLT is ACROSS THE WATER
Chicago Anarchist Not In California. ns
Reported

Chicago. May i3.-Thomas Grief. pro-
prietor OF Griefs hall. where the an
archists held their meetings at the time
OF the Haymarket riots, was eonsidera-
bly, amused today by the report that
Rudolph Schnaubelt was in Vallejo, Cal.
II know" said Grief. that Schnaubelt
is in London and has been there several
years with his wife. My information
comes from private source and is per-
fectly reliable"