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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
NEGRO INSURGENTS alse ~ CUBA


New York, March 2l.-A special 10 a
morning paper from Nassau, New Prov
idence says: Additional news continues
to bs received from Cuba of insnrgent
victories In the east. The latest and most
startling yet received is that CUTLER Mon
acadia. the negro leader of band near
Guantanamo. is one of the few men who
want to turn the revolution into q race
war II In also reported that Monacada
surprised a large detachment of Spanish
truops near Guantanamo recently and
completely routed them. In this battle
II Ii said 300 Spanlards were killed and
wounded. This waa followed by cruel
and inhuman treatment of the spaniardE
by Monacada's forces. There WINS but one
white man In Monacada'a detachment
After the battle he ordered this man Ia
leave camp. saying the whites had failed
TO free Cuba In the last war and now in
dependence would be secured by the ne,
Hroes- Monacada's idea seems TO be Il
make another San Domingo of Cuba
His attitude IL depiored by the sympathlz
ers OF the revolutionary movement.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
JAMAICA IS TO TRy RETALIATION


Washington, March zs--There is an In
titnatlon OF The ievyins OF the import tax
on American Imports into Jamaica In a
copy OF the annual message to the exec
aftye council Of the governor or that
Island, transmitted TO the state depart
ment BY United States Consul Eickford.
at Kingston. The significant part reads
as follows. THE withdrawal OF the gov
ernnaent OF the United States OF America
from the reciprocal agreements with this
country and the imposition OF the duty on
sugar leaves US free to restore 10 our
sarin some of the sources of revenue
abandoned under that arrangement,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
NOT ~ HAWAII no ,nyesTloArr


Washington. March i8-The report
brought by Judge Dixon OF Butte, Mont,
from Hawaii that Queen Llmokalanrs
sentence will be committed and general
election called for the election of a pres-
iaent ~ NOT credited by officials here
They cite the clause OF the Hawaiian con-
sutution declaring that Sanford Ballard
Dole has been made president OF the re-
public of Hawaii to hold Office until 1900
Representative MeCreary. who Is refer
rod 20 IN q daspatch from Butte as having
commissioned ex-Congressman Dixon TO
make an investigation az Hawaii. says.
Il Wish 10 deny the whole story. 1 never
sent Judge Dixon TO Hawaii and did not
know of his going until after he had
gone. He went 10 recuperate the health
Of his son. | never heard OF an lnveafis2-
ton OF Hawaii for myself or for the for-
aign affairs committee. and / have not
nd win not receive report on that subs
jsct.s
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
NAVAL CAPTAIN IS IN HOT WATER
Preferred Charges Against Ills paymas.
ter Which Didnst Hold.

Washington. March x.-Captain Folger
of the Yorktown. now of the China sta
lion, who had some trouble with his offic-
erw last year In Herina sea. has again be-
come involved In like difficulty. tits
feafned recently that nc charged Pay
master Webster d the yorktown with IN
foxioati ton. According TO the paymaster.
the captain offered TO refrain from press.
.ag the charge " the paymaster In turn
would withdraw the charges of insubor-
finatson he had lodged against the cox
vain OF the captains gig. The paymas-
Ter refused 10 do this and was suspended.
When the matter came before Admiral
Carpenter, after looking into and hearing
&he paymaster's story. he promptly re-
stored the latter TO duty and ordered a
curt of inquiry, the findings OF which are
not known here.
The cruiser Montgomery has returned
10 Mobile from Trujiiio, Honduras. Cap.
ain Davis has, Il IL believed. completed
his invessAGation of the case OF the muir
aered American. Rentou and win repori
the facts TO the secretary of the navy
who VIII Ia turn transmit IL to the depart
tnent Of state.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
PRINCE LIS MISSION
Japan Believes the Chinese lipIo-
mat WIN Make Peace.
NE HAS SWEEPING POWER
Cssh Indemnify and the Metal 10 Ne
U.*a nas Not Vet Been kixsd-
Russia NOT to Meadie.

washington. March ILL Hung
Chang.s arrival In Japan IN regarded In
official circles as one OF the most sig
nliicant events OF recent days. 1t IL the
first time In his life that the venerable
statesman OF China has set foot outside
Chinese soil. AT his advanced age he
now journeys to China's traditional foe
to cffer enormous concessions as q
means of securing peace. II can be
stated positively and authoritatively
that the general terms OF this peace are
already understood. and all that re-
mains Is the arranging OF details with
in certain specified limits. The general
terms have been brought about BY the
efforts OF United States Ministers DENLY
In China and DUN In Toxic. IL was even
feared at a late date that this mission
might fall owing to the vagueness OF
his authority TO treat for the ceding Of
territory. This was arranged. however,
through the activity Of the United
States ministers In showing that the
mission would otherwise prove futile
The general terms OF Ii Hung Changes
authority are TO cede territory. pay o
cash indemnity. grant the independ-
ence OF Corea. and arrange new treaty
relations with Japan by which Japanese
extra territorial Jurisdiction In China
will be maintained. The exact amount
OF cash indemnity In not fixed, nor tn
the kind or metal In which IL Ia to be
paid. These and the boundaries OF this
ceded territory are yet to be changed.
SO far as the arrangement has advanc-
ed, Prince LIS mission Ia expected TO be
consummated within few days. unless
some unexpected hitch occurs. Count
Ito, one OF the Japanese ENJOYS. Ii q
close personal friend of Ii Hung Chang.
the two having settled the Corean trou-
! BILE IN 1885. So great is the Japanese
confidence In Changes ability to see that
| china carries out an agreement, that his
| promise OF a settlement win probably
| pave the way to a speedy cessation or
| The war.
/ The reports that Russia viii inter
vene TO stop the agreement are known
TO be misleading from positive informa-
| ton received here. The authorities be-
Reve that there will be no word OF trpu-
! BILE from Russia. The same IL believed
to be true as to France. although not
with the same certainty.
VISITS EXCHANGED.
shimokoseki. March ls.--viceroy Ii
Hung Chang and suite arrived here this
morning to negotiate for peace between
China and Japan. The ENJOYS from the
Japanese foreign office Immediately Wis
tied the steamer conveying the Chinese
viceroy. Later Ii Hung Chang. accom-
panied by John w. Foster. American
adviser for China. visited the Japanese
minister of foreign affairs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
MARRIED WHILE our OF ms MINE
n. T. mamhiin's Excuse for Having Two
Living Wives.

jamestown. n. D.. AfHrrh E--H. r.
Hamblin. a builder and contractor, pub
fishes . abatement declaring h. has deep
a wrpnKed Mrs. Coan ufiwittingly. by
MARRYING another woman while hls firsi
wife sas living. Owing 10 fall which
injured hts brain. he says he had COM
pIetelx forgotten his previous marriage
Afterwards. becoming convinced that he
was already married. he acknowledge
thh fRets tn writing TO Mrs. coan. and
since has been endeavoFtnK 10 have the
firsf marriage afInuiIed tn order 10 per-
feet that with Mrs. Coam Hanblin lives
IN Olaf. Mrs Coan Is with his relatives
here. lie met her 1T Los Angeles.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ron UTAH
Constitution WIN Aiss Provide Against
Plural Marriages.

Salt Lake, March 2s.-Tha committee on
ordinance and federal relations submit
ted q report to the constitutional conven-
ton today. The first section Of the re-
port II Is follows: Perfect liberation OF
religious sentiment shall be secured and
no Anhabitant Of this state shall ever
be mcieated In person or property on ac-
count OF his or her mode of religious wor-
ship. and poIygamous or plural marriages
are forever prohibited
The convention adopted resolution OF
sympathy for the people OF Wyoming In
the calamity which overlook them In the
Amy mine disaster and voted one days
salary Of each member for the relief OF
the wives and children of the victims.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
BLANCK SHOT DOWN
Deputy Shedtfs Pumped the
Desperate Full OF Lead.
ALL OPENED FIRE At ONCE
Jshu shoplch and BOB Grow met ths
Murderer On the y. y. Rail.
road Track.

Seattle, March 21.-Thomas Bianck.
John Shopick and Bob Crow, deputy
sheriffs. near Kent The battle was one
OF the most desperate imaginable, and
was fought out with only 10 feet separ-
ating the foes.
This afternoon report came TO Kent
that Blanck was penned In near oriila
Bob Grow and John Shopich. who car
ried Winchester rifles, started up the
Northern Pacific railroad track. When
they were about mile north they saw
a man coming toward them down the
track. They had no Idea when they
saw the man approaching they were go
ing 10 meet the desperate. and got TO
within 10 feet OF him before the real
danger developed itself. The stranger
walked along without saying a word,
and finally Crow and shopich called 10
him:
Throw up your handsr'
The man, without further delay, drew
five-shooter from his pocket and open.
ed fire. Then the men with Winches-
tiers commenced pumping bullets intc
their antagonist. 1t was regular fusi.
lade, and not until the desperado had
empties his revolver OF all its shells
wounded Shopich. and was bored
through and through. was the battlt
over. The desperate lay on the track
iifeiess. Shopich and Grow had killed
the Jesse James OF the northwest
Thomas Blanck. alias Frank Hamilton
JAILBREAK AT CALDWELL
Boise, Idaho. March iS.-Some tins
| last night four dangerous prisoners es
| .aped from the Jail in Caldwell. They
| got saws with which they cut through
| the steel cage and then dug through
the walls. One was forger, two wer'
| .'hoih-ups' and the fourth was cattle
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
MISSOURI LAWMAKERS EnRAoEo
Session Barely Escaped without Record
Ing Rough and Tumble Fight.

Jefferson City. Mo-. March 2-Ths
house came near closing It's session with
a set-to between Spencer OF st. Louis and
Davidson OF Marion, one a republican. the
other democrat. They engaged In q
wordy alteration over q resolution to
adjourn at . o'clock today, Spencer In
simulated that Davidson was liar. "You
contemplate hound" said Davidson.
pointing his finger at Spencer. 'syou know
You are lying. You may open your damned
mouth" Spencer was at d white heat.
and the aefgsans-at-arms and half a doz-
en- members ran across the house to pre-
vent an encounter. After the objection
able words had been taken down. oil was
poured on the troubled waters, the words
resracted and peace reigned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
WOMAN suFFRAee REcoMME .pep
usah Consultation Makers Have Reported
In Its Favor

Salt Lake. March az.--The majority re-
port Of the COMMITTEES on elections and
Suffrage was presented 10 the conatitu-
tfonai convention today. The report rec
nmmsnds woman suffrage In the exact
language as carried In the constitution
Of wyoming. A minority report will Be
submitted. One section Of the renort
provides that no person shall have a right
10 vote VINO shall not be- able to read the
constitution OF tho United States.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
WALLER WAS a coloRED LAWYER


Washington. March A.--Ex-Consul Wal
Ter. imprisoned by the French In NADIA
gascar. Ii a colored man from Kansas.
born In Missouri In slavery. lie was one
Of the slaves confiscated by the federal
troops in 1859 and sent TO Iowa. being then
II years OF age. He liz an atsorney-at-
law. and at the time of HIS appointment
practieed IN Topeka. He was prominent
In politics, being an elector for Harrison
IN isss. He ~ spoken Of very highly as q
man well read In the law and OF good
habits. He had the best OF application pa
pern when he was appointed by President
Harrison as consul at Tamatave In Feb.
ruary. 1891. He held the ONCE until the
arrival of his successor In September.
th9a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
ARMY posT STORY is MISLEADING
Doolittle says Commission WIN select
the Site.

e=racorna. March 23-Congressman Doc.
iittie Is inclined 10 regard ns misleading
The Washington dispatch stating that the
army post commission Intended to be
sent TO Puget sound would be sent to
North Dakota as the result OF biundes
made by congressional clerks. IL was
provided. he says. that a commission
should be seat 20 both Dakota and Puget
sound, and he has no idea that a site on
the sound win be selected except as rec
sssaInended by q commission OF army on
GERS. as provided BY his amendment 10 the
sundry civil bill.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
SUPPOSED TO HAVE a RICH CARGO
Schooner Anita nj san Francisco 10 BE
Searched for Treasure.


Searched for Treasure.
San Francisco. March IA warrant
was issued here today to permit the gaso-
line schooner Anita to be searched upon
her arrival here from Mexican ports
Robbers who visited the little Mexican
town or Ensenada last Friday night got
away with nearly $4,000 worth Of plumber
A gold bar valued ut si2.soo. belonging to
the xbarra Gold Mining Company. and
several smaller bars of bullion were taken
from the safe OF Riveroli 4 Co.'S com
mission house. From the safe of the
Godbe bank $1,000 in Alexican silver was
also taken. The gold bullion was taken
into Ensenada on the gasoline schooner
Anita. The Anita sailed from the port
on the afternoon of the day following the
robbery. The Mexican authorities were
searching everywhere for the robbers and
the plumber. but TO search the Anita did
not occur 10 them until after she had
sailed.
TWO ARRESTS MADE
San Diego. March 2a.-The investigation
Of the robbery of big gold bars and gold
coin at Ensenada took sensational turn
today when Allan Pratt and James Il,
Garratt were arrested there charged with
the crime. They are being held on sus-
piclon. but the arrest of Garrett, who was
not known to have been suspected, In,
dictates that the authorities have a clue
which may result In the conviction of this
| guilty parties. Allan Pratt has for sls
years served Manuel Riveroil as cashier
| and confidential clerk and was In full pos
session Of the secrets of tho Arm. knowins
| also the combination TO the safe. He liz q
young Engllshman and his reputation ha,
been the very best. James II. Garratt Ii
| a young Canadian and for some time wai
clerk for the International Company n
Ensenada- Both men are naturnllxes
Mexicans and can not therefore ask pro
| lection from England.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
I.ynshlag stor, tusanflrmsa.

nation has been received az to the re
ported iynchanR of Harriet Talley, coli
oFed. near Petersburg, Lincoln county.
The report that she rset death az ire
hands Of lynehsrs WAS brought TO Fay
efteyfils BY two negroes. The woman. ii
seems, IN missing
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
APPEAL or 4 CONDEMNED WOMAN
NINE. Jonenux OF Belgium sends tut q
Letgcr-Hns Hopes of success.


nrussclDs. March ea.--under the caption
"A Voice From the Tomb Mime. JON
enux. who short time since was convict
ed OF poisoning several members OF her
family, and sentenced TO death-which IN
this country means solitary confinement
in a dark cell for life-has issued an nd
dress In which she appeals for sympathy
and support TO the hearts Of all upright
people. She attempts rebuttal Of the
testimony that resulted m her conviction
and says that IKE y feeble light In the
dakness OF night. there stilI fingers In
her heartIh hope OF success In the final
decision of the court or appeals at Ant
werp, She goes On 70 say that should
xhiN hope deceive her. she implorea ali
: her friends to address themselves 10 the
king, urging him to use In her behalf
the grandest of all his prerogatives-the
right OF pardon. She has also issued a
separate appeal TO the army. laying stress
upon the fact that she Is the descendant
Of an illustrions line of soldiers who mob
~ served their; country IN time OF need
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
SHORTAGE At THE CARSON MINT


Carson. March 2i..-It IA impossible TO
get direct statement from mint officials
or employees, who say no information can
be given until the inspector finishes his
Investigation. n n reported that assnyers
have been busy chipping on bits OF sew
oral bara OF bullion on hand and taaf-
Ing them. but everything 10 all right 70
far. The exact amount OF the shortage
Il now said 10 he AGO ounces Of gela bsIs-
lion at 1913 per ounce. and i.09a ounces on
silver at q cants per ounce. making the
total ssa.ss0
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
STORY or GEN. MoaoAh's ESCAPE
Dug His Way Under Wnlis-was Not Sc
eretly Released.

bHk MS " ny n1Gf " w as wv ~
eresiy Released.
Youngstown, Ohio. March 25.-The Tel
egram today viii publish q letter from
Judge ID. r.. Hoffman OF Pasadena. Cal.
which empaticaIiy discredits the recent
story OF a Columbus man that the rebel
general Morgan was secretly released
from the Ohio penitentifary as the result
OF an understanding between Secretary
Stanton and Governor Tod. Judge Hoff-
man says: II do not believe this yarn OF
Radebaugh. ! was Tod's private secre-
tary and would most certainly have
heard or known something Of such d
matter, The prison cells were examined
where General Morgan and seven or
eight others went down into vault un-
derneath, through holes cut In the floor.
and under the outside prison wall
through a tunnel When outside, they
climbed up the prison gate and lei them
selves down with ropes
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
CARSON MINI SAID TO ag SHORT
A Discrepancy of $4,000 Reported in
Two Departments

Two Departments
Carson, New. March lS.--Andrew mason,
superintendent of the New York assay
Office and government mint inspector. has
been in town some time inspecting mat.
tiers at the United States mint In this city.
There are run,ora OF shortage which
runs up to something over $1,000. This
shortage ls snid to be In the smeiter and
feiiners' department..
The fact OF so much secrecy caused ug
~ rumors and this evening II was learned
from Hirsch Harris, melter and refiner.
that something was wrong at the mini
aud shortage had been discovered about
a month ago. 1t was learned that some
thing over $4,000 had mystarloualy dis
appeared and that five clenn-ups. which
were made In quick succession, as II was
thought some clerical error had beer
made. failed 70 reveal the cause OF the
shortage. Refined gold and silver to thai
amount has disappeared from the depart.
msnt, and inspector Mason expects to
be able TO clear up the mystery In day
or two.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
powIaLess 10 gxraApIrr nrlrouR


London. March zs.--A preliminary re-
turn furnished TO members OF khs house
or commons today shows that the 80
far unsuccessful effort TO extradlte from
the Argentine Republic Jabez Balfour,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
Naxrpes Mork llnnrnssste.l.

New 0rieAna. March zs.~Negroes
went to work on the lavee this morning
without military protection. The sol-
trouble.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
THREE WERE BURIED IN the RUINS


Toledo. Ohio. March IA special from,
Crsnton. Dhios saya: During the high
wind which prevailed today the side
walls OF q two-story brick building In
the course Of erection on Aialn street for
Griscomb Bros. collapsed. burying three
persons. One of them. Jacob wensx. the
contractor, was taken. ouf dead. Andrew
Baatd sustained broken arm and i
slight fracture o. the sksal, and Martin
Murray was Internally but NOT seriously
injured
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
BEST PILLS FOR THE LIVER.

k9HEET MAN&xs3s. 0S
Hsst Ry<, Ra<sssx Asss
Co.. Nv. NJ. writes .
!. Three years xQp I
commenced taking DIT.
Pierers Codes MeAl-
cal Discovery. &
weighed LEO poasn<ix.
and now I weigh RS
f,<ssiusis, 10 you se< how
! have gained la health
and weight. Doctor
Fssfxxb Pellets arr the
best pills l ever took
for the liver. All my
friends say they do
them the fnost good. i"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

petite and frequent headaches or dizziness.
turred OF coated songue-it proves thar
you re otIfons In that case Won should
use the pcfiets.n They are anti bilious
grannles, which act In prompt and safnvaf
way, without gripping.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
VISITS EXCHANGED.
AFTER DINNER


when you have
en- heartily, you
should take one
only of Doctor
Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets.
X o n r
stomach -
and liv- -
er need
the gtn-
tie slim
ulating. Us well
as inyigorating.
effect of these
tiny, sligar-coaf-
ed gtanuies.
IL you feel
lauguid. mex inex.
pressibly tired
OF debilitated |;
If yOsatve M an
Arizona republican., 1895-03-03
PHGNIX. MARCH 8. 1895.
A NOBLE WORK.

The recent success of Mrs. Ballington Booth in raising funds for the prosecu- tion of reform work among the women of the elums indicates that the time is about gone when the only exit offered or allowed to repentant woman Is through deaths door.
 One does not need to overlook the vital difference that must always make the woman's sln more heinous than the mans from the standpoint of welfare of the race, nor does one need to accept the "single standard of morality" watchword of certain we'll ll-meaning reformers to perceive that existing con- ditions are fearfully unjust. Society freely permits man to ''sow his wild oats' until he awakes with shame to the realization that 'there IS nothing in it," and then allows him to be as good citizen for the rest of his days as his wasted strength and tarnished moral sense will permit him to be. But 8 foolish girl, once betrayed, is forever damned by the very same discriminating and by no means immaculate society. The disparity of punishments is greater than the dis parity of the crimes. There is no reason why woman who wants to re- form should not be given 8 chance to do so as much as man. Such chance she now certainly does not have, and the plea of Mrs. Isabel Wing Lake, state perintendent of purity work in Illinois, for a home where such work may be systematically accomplished, deserves hearing. She believes that the ideal refuge of this character should consist of a graded home of seven houses where women who wish to turn over new leaf can find employment and shelter. Her plan to grade the in- mates according to the darkness of thcIr previous lives cannot be said to
Arizona republican., 1895-03-03
A RETIRING newspaper man gives this

4 RETIRING news paper man gives this philosophical reason why he quit the business: "A child is born; the doctor in attendance got $l0, the editor notes and gets 0; it is christened; the min is;er gets $4; the editor writes it up and gets co; in time it marries, the minister gets another fee; the editor gets piece of cake or 000; in course of time it dies, the doctor gets from $50 to $100, the minister another $5, the undertaken from $25 to $50; the editor eulogizes the deceased and receives 000-and the privilege of running free of charge 8 card of thanks. But in Arizona the editor don't even fare that well-he only gets what Peter Kitchen got down in Sonora.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-03

THE ENTRANCE of lovely and gentle women into the arena of politics in Col orado does not seem to have instituted a reign of order and sweetness. Senator Mills and Senator Peace pounded each other in vicious, though unscen tifc, manner in the very senate chamber, and during a session. There was noth- ing in the meetings of the lady man. agers at the worlds fair more warlike.