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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
NICKLE AND COBALT
News From the Mines in the
Various Districts.
FROM DIFFERENT STATES
whers piatinum Can ne Washed fr0sn
Gravel Repairs Prem nrit,-h
Coius,bts.

We are indebted to Civil Engineer w.
]. Riley for the following facts in con-
nection with the Negro Creek nickel.
cobalt, copper and gold district. says
the Leavenworth Journal.
The center OF the camp-Ranier--lies
about IA miles south of Peshastin side
track on the Great Northern railway.
and about is miles from Leavenworth
By the road.
The nickel lode lies between magne-
sian limestone and serpentine and ap-
pears TO be quite extensive. ranging in
width from to l5O feet. some of the
shutcs being very rich
The ontario. from numerous tests.
runs about l6 per cent nickel and to
> per cent cobalt. Rainier averages
about per cent nickel and SIS In gold.
North Pole. u 10 Is per cent nickel and
Sc to SIS In gold. Red Butte claims.
ingalls, creek. l2h per cent nickel A
nu1nber OF other claims show Just as
good ore. VIZ: North Caledonia. South
Caledonia. Paymnster, Everett. Meri-
dian. Acme. Arlington, Stuart and 4
| T. Nickel. Red Quite elaims-Negro
ifeFk- -South fols. ETC., all going u
show that the nickel deposit Is not con-
fined 10 few claims.
The copper lies between the granite
and serpentine. and some very hand
some lodges have been opened up on
the Champion. Ivanhoe and RAINIER No.
|. Tests show copper 10 to 2s per cent
and mean average of - in gold. The
ore Is a rich pyrltes and an excellent
grade OF smelling ore.
Very little silver is found in any Of
the ores so far discovered.
The formation uf the camp Is very
little broken. and some OF the principal
Iodes can be traced from to miles by
groupings along the bed OF Negro creek
Considerable platinum can be washed
in the gravel; also some coarse and
fine gold. and some rich ehimneys OF
einnabar crop out on the North Pole
and Rainier No. 2.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
MISSIONARIES FLEEING.

London. Feb. s-A dispatch from
Shanghai says there Is an intense anti
foreign feeling on shang Tung peninsu-
Ia. and American missionaries are fiee-
ing hastily
CONCORD STORY A CANARD.
New York, Feb s.-united States Con-
sui Jones cables from China that there
IL no truth In the report that officers OF
the United States gnnboat had been ar
rested by the Chinese.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

claggett Is, one pair. There Is no
change in the situation. The Shonp
men seem confident that Sweets forces
will break soon. but the leaders of the
latter repudiate H.
THE VOTE AT SALEM
Salem, Or, Feb. S--Congressman
Hermann's name was withdrawn from
the senatorial contest today. but the
vote for Dolph remained unchanged
The ballot resulted in the following
vote: Dolph II. Hare 10. weatherford
$, Williams II, Lord S. Lowell 10. ABB.
sent. 2
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

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FIRED ON OTHER FORTS.
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morning near Ninghai. town between
Wei Hal Wei and this city. began
Jombardment OF the iofts on the west
ern side OF town. but left soon after
ward without doing any damage. rms
confirms the impression that the at
tack on Ninghai VAS only feint ot the
Japanese in covering a landing OF their
forces at some other place. Every pre-
caution Is being taken To defend the
city. Another version oi the appear
ince cf the Japanese shlps on Nlnghal
Is that they were chasing TWO torpedo
boats, supposed To contain Admlra.
ring, commander oI Inc chinese naval
forces at Wei Hal Wei, and Captain Nc
Clure. merchant marine officer, ap-
pointed assistant to Admiral Ting
These officers We're said TO be escaping
from Wei Hal Wei on topedo boats.
and the Japanese are reported to have
sunk both vessels al point northward
ot Chee Foo. According to advices
| from Wei hai WEI, only the Cheh fueh
~ the Chinese naval squadron AT Wei
Hal Wei was sunk by the Japanese
| The sister ship OF that vessel, the Tune
| Nuen. Us sala 10 De ashore. The Chinest
/ tnha bltantS OF thiS city are leaving by
,ry,n -, NJ, -. ,,,,,,
London, Feb. s.-A dispatch from
Chee Foo this afternoon says the Jap
anese have carried all the positions a
Wei Hal Wei and captured or sunk th'
whole Chinese northern heet Th'
japanese during the night OF Monday
cleared Wei Hal Wei harhor of al tor
| pedoes ana submarine mines by th'
sklilful use Of small torpedo boats ans
steam launches from war ships, which
s'apl'''u ~ "'.a ~ ~ 80 ,'',,'.ss
Tbc fie.t of Iananfse tornedo boats the,
made "A splendid dash for the harbor
and attacked the Chinese fleet with sucl
SKIN that the battleship Ting Yue,
was sunk. These tactics were repeate,
during the night Of February and tn
,hth u'i'' l-s'l u's'' anu o'hti mites
"aIsh'pa p'oNh ", anu w iei,la ~ -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
IDAHO MEMBERS MAKE rrS.
varied Their Voting for senator In q
Peculiar Manner.

Peculiar Manner.
Boise, Feb. e-Today's joint ballot
failed To break the senatorial deadlock.
but the vote was more interesting than
any Of Its predecessors. The populists
contributed some spirit TO the proceed
ings All of them were In decidedly
conyivlal frame of mind and they gave
the republican factions severe shoeksbs
speaking the first name OF either sweet
or Shoup and then. after painful
pause. calling ont In a loud voice, "Clag-
EFT"
But IL was Bennett of Owyhee who
created a genuine commotion. Bennett
has voted for Sweet from the first.
When IL came his turn TO vote, ne arose
In his place and solemnly asked the pre-
siding officer II he would be permitted
to explain his vote. Being answered
afflrmatively. he proceeded In eloquent
terms TO eulogize the man for whom he
Intended 10 vote Praise was heaped
upon praise. The Shoup men believed
that Bennett was about To vote with
them and nodded their approval at th'
end of each well-rounded sentence. On
the other hand. the Sweet men. thinking
lila speaker NuiNls AAVh't'' - -
their favoriie. experienced most pc
cuIiar sensation. Bennett brought M
speech TO an abrupt termination by al
sHostentatious remark that he intende'
80 vote for Willis A. Sweet. This eause'
an immediate change and the smil
rested with the Sweet side.
The vote was as follows: shoup Il
Sweet IL. cIagett 10 Paired-Brow
&C. Nj and Hunt.
Tonight brings no change In the situ
atinu and there IL no prospect OF the ba
Ioting showing different result soon.
IN THE HOUSE.
The action OF President Mills In e'
ciuding thu reporter OF the Sentin
from the floor OF the senate on accoui
of the charge made In the paper TIN
the republican members secured the
election through bribery. constitute
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

Latah. Feb n.-Rev. f. w Lloyd has
been holding series of meetings In the
First Baptist church for two weeks. and
II interest Is still manifested he win CON
tinue another week
Jim Lee, chinaman here. was arr
rested Saturday and convicted for steal
ing opium Of Druggist Thayer, He was
taken to Spokane. where he will remain
In Jail for period Of 25 days,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
STEVENS COUNTY.
CColville Index.)

f. j. Catlett has the contract to haul
ore from the ]. Y. l.. mine In British
Columbia. TO Northport. Washington.
and II delivering ten tons of pay rock at
the latter place each day.
There is a distance Of eleven miles
between Northport and Boundary City
two OF the livelIest towns In Stevens
county, without a highway for public
travel serving as a connecting link. IL
is understood that the citizens up there
will present the matter to the board OF
commissioners at the April session
when immediate steps will be taken
TO have road opened between the two
towns
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
OKANOGAN.
lOutlook.)

Superintendent Wheeler of the
Bridgeport Mining and Milling Com
pany. who went east las fall TO raise
money for mining purposes. has writ
ten back that he win return the first OF
April prepared TO make things hum"
ON Mineral hill This Is good news. as
the resumption OF operations on the
promising group of mines owned by
that company will undoubtedly encour-
age other companies to move In the
same direction.
u.oomiston Journal)
The silver Blum group which has
played such an important part In the
transaction recently made by Messrs.
chiison and Mccartney. in only
about four miles west OF the okanogan
liver and twelve miles southeast of
Loomiston. The owners are IN a good
position to take advantage of those
heap transportation rates recently Of
fered by Capt Griggs of the steamer
Ellensburg.
ID. g. Chilson went TO the Silver Blum
mines In the Lime Belt yesterday TO es-
innate the cost of improvements neces-
sary to put the mines on a working ba-
'is. Several new buildings are 10 be
erected as mountain fire last year de-
stroyed all the houses there but one.
No roads are to be built and this II
quite an important figure in starting
| active development in mines.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
JAPANESE ArrAck cmrr roo.


Chee Fook. Feb. s.-The japanese
landed troops near here last evening
with the intention OF capturing this city
The landing was made about 10 miles
eastward Of Chee Foo, and an imme-
date advance upon the city ordered.
AS this dispatch is sent, the Japanest
are attacking the forts defending the
east part of Chee Foo. Intense excite
ment prevails. II Is expected that a Sc
we're engagement will occur today
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

Lewiston. Feb. 1i.-coionel Lane re-
ports the best possible progress In the
work of completing the ailotments on
the reservation and expects TO start for
Washington In two weeks with the rolls
completed for final settlement with the
Indians for the residue lands.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
GIGANTIC Conspiracy.
Wholesale Issuing OF counteEfsit Chimes
ReGfstrntlon CsFefneaouaL

Wholesale Issuing OF CountaEfeit Chimes
Registration CsrtiAeaouA
SPOKANE, Wash, July a-The gov.
ernment. through Special Agent y D
Schuyler, Of New York. has unearthed
q gigantic conspiracy 10 defraud tho
government through the Wholesale
issuing Of counterfeit Chinese req
istration certificates, and as result
warrants were issued Monday by
United States Commissioner Kenyon
for james Graham, register Of the land
offlcs st Couer d'Alene city; Edward
Rick and ". Floyd Pollard, engrsverS
Of this city, and Henry Toltou, Of Ken.
drich, Ida Tho first two were arrest
ed Monday, the former giving bonds IN
ss,oOo for his appearance at the Sep
tember term ot court Schuyler has
been at work as secretary on the
case for several weeks and found
that the government officials and
others at points In Montana, Idaho
and eastern Washington had entered
into conspiracy, and for months past
have issued the bogus certificates on q
large scale, three Of which have al
ready been discovered
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
Borders & SteWarts.

CAIIFoRSIA's peach crop, In the ccn-
tral and northern parts Of the statA |
promises this year to be the largest
ever raised
The Roman Catholic church In the
United States claims membership Of
a25O, O,O4S, and owns property valued at
Sis, ,S16
A YOUNG Swede waved his hands and |
stopped train on the Maine railroad
the other day TO inquire II his best girl
was on board.
THE first salt springs worked by the
whites In America were those at Cape |
Charles Va, where an evaporator was
put In In 1890
The first of the canals Of Mars was |
discovered in 1s77 by Prof SchlapeF-
elf, astronomer of the Royal observa- |
tory at Milan
vASDKRBILrs yacht the Valiant. b
the largest that has ever been built
She Is s0s feet long. 50 feet wide and
1oH feet deep.
PointmenOs IN Ine government P,intine
oinee arc eAPee'eu W 10 re1uy W 'Ae
MIDDLE Oh jury
Sih AhchiBALD ukiA.' tne iAnous
geologist' mas Oeen eiec.eu . eorre-
sPonuis .ioei VI '"0 ''e""" n
0-,y =. oeH ooo 0e0
~ NsA.N ~ : - oious ~ o,ei HS-I, .-G,eos
49, 49, u p.esens' 1o Ps.sonI, PSs az" psa
20 - 'ne I qIeen ss. anu '"e'r' u '"e DIV
'An io -
h. NJ SMITH, OF PottsViile, was DAT
ten on the hand wniie handiing pa
nanas Dy a taran'nia' ana amputation
may DC necessary
IHk university on Nortn Oeroina'
which has just celebrated It's eenten-
MAI anniversary Is the Oldest unit
versity In the SOUTH
Col ELI LILLY has given 70 the IN
dianapolis Hover mission the waiter
Y Gresham homestead, 70 De USED as
home for sick children
The New York Times calculates that
New Workers expend annually about
es.SOooOO on churches. while theaters
absorb about 50. 10000
CANELs are perhaps the only animals
that can not swim Immediately after
entering the water they turn on their
backs and are drowned
MRa HEYMAx, Of New York, has
lived since June 10 with broken neck.
Her head = eneased IN MASTER and
braeed solidly with steel.
A MAN In Unionvilie, Mo, claims
that saltpetre Is an infallible cure for
snake bite, and cites personal expert
ence In support of his claim.
TnE woman who refused 10 say
"obey" at her marriage ceremony, per
formed by Mayor Strong of New York.
the other day, was widow.
A PRIZE of 10000 francs has been Of
fered by norist Ii hAyenne' France,
to any one who can produce plant
on which blue roses VIII bloom
DorLEsrows's new angling club has
this ofiieiAl titie; "Ancient' Reckless
and independent Order OF rrevasiea'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
CURRENT TOPICS

TnE Regular baptist. South, claim q
membership of LEO, ,49L
PHILADELPHIA has taken the last
horse car from her streets
THE Orthodox Friends, or QuakerA.
have membership of sO,655.
GEoRGIA's fruit crop this year Is esti-
mated TO be worth 100000.
THE Hicksite Quakers claim mem
bership Of sl ,092 in POI societieA
THE Wesleyan Methodists have SOS
societies and a membership of l6,4O2.
Miss RosE Bush. of oberlin, Mo-, has
Just bloomed into the state of matri-
mony.
The supreme court Of Indiana holds
that. the Roby racing law is constitu-
tional.
Mr. MAxIM's new gun costs 81, 900
and shoots s94 worth of ammunition 4
minute.
THERE are eighty papers published
in the United States devoted 10 tenn
peranee.
AAVbtLl bDNAE-h Nuo NN-NAISNCa RAOoA-
dent of the scotch-Irish society Of
America
THE Regular Baptists, North, have
1902 organizations and a membership
OF sOO.O25
THE Unitarians In this country have
42l societies. They meet In 424 churches
and IS halls
In Paris the other day q barber
shaved man In a cage with hon 70
win wager.
IT is announced that President Seth
Low Is going TO make tour OF Europe
on his bicycle
GES. LoSGsrREKT, who Is . member
Of the Knights TemplaF, is to visit Dos
ton In August
FAILING eyesight induced aged Jos
Koch. Of Allentown, Pa. to drown
himself in the river.
The press of japan shows It's respect
for the miiado by printing his namt
always In capital letters.
A LARGE steel steamer TO cost 5000,
600 will be built at Cleveland, 10 tak'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
FOR MANsLAUoHTER.
Bob Fitzsimmons on Trial for the Death Of
RIordnn.

MADo EhNAalNnN mum On ANlMA hoM NuH A1CoNA VI
RIordnn.
SYRACUSE. n Y, July 2-Expert
testimony was resumed In the Fitzsim-
mons trial for manslaughter Monday
morning, and DR.. d NJ Tolman was
again required 70 state what he consid-
cred the cause of RioFdan's death.
Again he swore that II was concen-
trated violence on the mans jaw.
An important branch Of the cross ex-
animation was as 70 the effect Of alco-
holic liquors upon the walls of the ar
teries OF the brain The expert said
there were degenerating changes and
they were therefore more liable TO rup-
turc- lie also said that the violent ex-
erclse Of boxing that Riordan was In,
the arteries were more liable TO rup-
ture
After recess ORA Didama, Kaufman
and Smith, oil Of whom were present
at the autopsy. testified that in their
opinion death was caused by the blow
that was given. Each Of the doctors
was subjected 20 a severe cross-ex-
animation, but none could be swerved
from the statement made In the direct
testimony. The case will be resumed
Tuesdav
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
PRIZE DRILL
Gathering Of the Crack Mifitary Comps.
io1 a ST. Louta.

0MAnGrtuM OF the INMCA MnANLTN NUm.MD
lee - st. Louis-
ST. LOUIS July 2-This city Is Q
military camp Not since the days Of
the civil war has there been seen hero
such a martial array. with infantry
and calvar marching, eountermarch-
ing and all the pomp and circumstance
Of war. Camp Hancock as the fair
grounds encampment Is christened,
was . eheerless place during Sunday
nights rain, but with the first notes Of
the reville Monday morning and the
boom OF the sunrise gun the clouds
hed. For two days companies and do
tachments OF all branches OF military
service have been arriving and the slx
hundred tents will be filed by Tues
day morning. Maj A. & b. Reyes, OF
the third regular cavalry, Is In CON-
mand OF the camp. Following
are some Of the companies In
camp; Company d, third regular cav
airy. Capt Chase; Company X, third
regular cavalry, Capt Hunter; Phoenix
light infantry, Phoenix Ohio; Chicago
Zouaves, indianapolis light artillery,
indianapolis and Rockville light artil'
lery. Rockville, Ind. Capt p. z Stew
enson.
After roll call Monday morning each
troop was inspected by Commander
KeyeA Guard mount followed, and
tho strict rules Of military life set in
motion In the afternoon the whole
command was marched through
the principal downtown streets
Monday evening dreas parade
| BY the entire force made an imposing
scene Competitive drilling beginl
Tuesday, but no prizes VIII be allottet
till Sunday next The encampmeni
opens with every prospect Of succes'
and thousands Of visitors are coming
on every railway
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
nnmps psDr,vrn Out.

LAPoRrE, Ind, July 2-Rolling
Prairie, this county. was raided by
trampS The invaders pillaged houses
and attempted 10 loot stores The citi-
Eens organized posse and the entire
gang was driven out OF the village, af-
ter q running fight lasting several
hours For ten days certain localities
have been under q reign Of terror. in
cendiary fires having been started
and other acts OF lawlessness commit
eaA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

BUTTE. Mont, July a-cAy Rugh
was hanged ct 1880 o'clock Monday
morning Rt Boulder, for the murder OF
Chauncy ". West conductor, on Q
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific train In
Butte, October S last he died with
out q struggle. Tho murder wa Q
oold-blooded one. and was committed
because West put him of the train
Push was 20 years old. his family lives
In Dawes county. In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

BER.Is. July a-Deputy Fougeiral
viee president, and N Thery, secretary
OF the French timetable league. who
are visiting this city, had conference
Monday with the members OF tho
German Dimetallic union. including
Count Won Mirbach and Herren Won
Kardorff and Arendt 70 arrange for
joint action for promoting the bime-
tallic movement N. FOugsirAl and
Thery had prior 70 THAR visit 70 Berlin.
q conference with the British blmetai
lists In London
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
nurrlara Yl.i, Princ,,an. nl

PRrScEroS, III, July a-Six burglars
made an attempt ct O'Clock Monday
morning 10 rob the Ohio City bank. the
post Office and the hardware store Of
Balcolm & Wilson. The safe In the
hardware store was blown open but no
money secured In tho post Office Q
small amount Of money and Q guam
tty OF stamps were stolen The robbers
were frightened away from the bank
before they could mako their way into
the vault They were pursued short
distance by citizens. but escaped
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
POSTAL CARS.

Postmaster Brown Ashs Instructions IN
Regard 10 Them
WASHINGTON, July a-Upon return
ing from New York Monday morning
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Nelson found on hisdesk letter from
Postmaster Brown, Of Cincinnati ask
ing for further instructions rs TO how
to proceed In the matter Of establish
ing q mail car service on the Cincinnati
street railway hnea
Gen Nelson wrote TO him Monday
afternoon. giving him some sugges.
tinnA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

CHICAGO, July a-Judge Grosscun
Monday, approved The reports Of Re-
ceivers Lawrence, Mitchell apd No
Nulta. acting together immediately
after Greenhut bad been dsposed Tho
court allows Messra Mitchell and
Lawrence g, 500 each for their ser
vices Gen McNulta, being still re-
ceiver, has not yet had his eompeDsa'
tion fxed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

ATLANTA, Ca. July Awhile Myers
aged 10 years, who lurod Forest Crow
ley. country merchant TO lonely
spot In the suburbs Of this city, one
day last September. and murdered him
for his money, was Monday, for the
second time, sentenced 10 hang. His
second trial resulted like the first. In .
verdict of guilty. August 9 Is the date
fixed for the execution
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

HoIIIDAYsBURo. Pa. July a-The
Mountain Coal Co and the PrichdAle
Coal Co. two lnrge Industrial concerns
running coal mines In Cambria county.
and having their head Offices at Al
toona, failed Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

FRAxKPoRr, Ky. July a-Gov. John
Young Brown Monday night gave on,
q card Withdrawing from the senatorial
race Recent family bereavoments In
The death Of his daughter and the un.
timely death Of his son. Arch d, arc
the prime causes for his action
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

WASHINGTON, July 2-There were
300 transfers OF clerks mado In the
treasury Monday from one division 70
another, all in the classified service. In
addition TO the changes announced last
week. There rcmain 70 b made q
number Of promotions reductions and
annofnkunenta
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

CHICAGO. July A letter received
In this country recently from Cardinal
Gibbons assures Protestants that they
shall have religious liberty In South
American countries
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05
aucnANAn sLsorRoourEn


= Big Enore Made 90 Save Ills Life, Bot
, 10 Vain.
sISa 6so. N. Y. July 2-Dr. Robert
buchanan. who poisoned his second
wife for her money. was electrocuted
shortly beforo noon Monday.
The witnesses entered the death
chamber at li:i2, the current was
turned on at iI:23, Ito volts for four
secondA reduced 10 400 volts, left on
for 30 seccpdA when Il was turned on
% l.740 volta again and gradually re-
duced
buchanan entered the room with his
eyes closed, and did not open his eyes
at all. lie walked along beside the
attendant without assistance 70 the
chair. His leg was slightly scorched
and smoked during the last few sec
onds Of the execution The body was
perfectly motionless after the current
was turned on.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

coNsrAxuxorLE July A-The thirty
students Of the rancaldi Military col.
iege who were arrested rooensly on tho
charge Of being implicated Ia = plol
aeainAt the sultan, have beon depoFtod
70 an unknown place 10 Asia uinoA