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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05
Currency Question will be Decided in
Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Jan. although
congress reconvenes tomorrow there
were only half dozen members of
of the house at the capitol today. The
fate Of the currency bill, debate On
which will be resumed tomorrow, was
generally discussed There was a
prevailing impressio that a Demo
cratic caucus will be held, probably
tomorrow night, to consider the
measure, but no official action looking
to that end is being taken. 1t was the
purpose of the Democrats before the
holidays 20 bring the bill to q final
vote on Monday but this is unlikely.
Chairman Sayres expects to have
the district appropriation bill ready
by Saturday and the sundry civil bill
completed about the middle of next
week.
Sperry, Democratic member of the
banking committee. who has taken q
great interest in the currency bill
has prepared substitute for it pro
Yidlng for the funding Of the green
backs with per cent gold bono
issue. His substitute, it is under
stood, was submitted to Secretary
Carlisle and by the latter laid before
the president this afternoon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05
Notice Desert Entry.
United States Land ONCE.
BlackfOOt, IdnhO. LnnnnrY q. Igah

'I"V"IVVV' THHHV "HTUHFy y I6J1.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Jesse %. Plpkin, against George A. Harth
assignee. for failure TO comply with law 40 TO
Desert Entry No. 1898, dated November 18th,
1890 upon the WI neA. sell ne4, metz nwif,
Sec. 30, eH swA eh nwA Sec. 10, Tp south Of
Range 30 cast 10 Bingham county Idaho, with
view TO the cancellation Of said entry, con.
testant alleging that said Harth has not irri.
gated and reclaimed and made final proof
thereon nor done anything 10 reclaim the
same. also that Harth Is a nonresident the
said PARTIES are hereby summoned to appoa,
at this Office on the 7 day Of February 1895. Al
10 o'clock a. m. 10 respond and furnish fcsti
mony concerning said alleged ia lure.
john W. JoEEe, Receiver.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05
aLAcKFooT, IDAHO. JANUARY 5, 1895.

The legislature may not be made
mp of many attorneys, but it will be
found that a goodly number of the
members practice at the bar.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05

Iowa, Ohio, Massachusetts, and
one or two other states will hold state
elections this year. And results will
show a receding Republican tide.
Mark the prophecy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05

LAST seasons New Years resolu-
tions can be polished and used again.
With many they will be worth as
much second hand as they were when
fresh from the shop.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05

THE political almanac forecasts
stormy weather in Idaho, Montana,
Oregon, Washington and Wyoming
when the respective legislatures begin
ballotlng for United States Senators.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05
Rush in Wooden Goods.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The wool
schedule Of the Wilson tariff law went
into operation to-day. Apprehending
the rush there would be to get wooden
goods out of bonds, custom officials
worked all New Years day and the
better part of the night to get things
systematized. The receipts to-day are
thought to have been the greatest in
the history of the custom house.
At all events the income was far
larger than on any day in the recol,
lection of Assistant Cashier Jenkins
who has been there since 1892. The
total duty collected was s1,627 sos
of which no less than 81 ,097, 064 was
for woolens. The number Of package:
of woolens withdrawn was q OIL.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05

THE Inspector General of Russian
prisons has recently published re.
port which shows a terrible condition
of life on one Of the Russian penal
islands. During the current year 2.
900 convicts Of both sexes have been
transported from European Russia to
Saghallen, besides a number of woman
and children who have voluntarily
followed their husbands and fathers
into penal Punishment. The report
calls for immediate action.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05

., ,,lr' ,ne purchaser desires 10 do 40, no ran
larKs pnrt Of purchase price on Ave-
yuafs tlule' satisfactorily secured an 10 t,t,J
PhFchnsedt OF the holder Of the lndebtod,,as','
HARVEY N. BACos.
boK BlO' Salt Lake city, Utah.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05

Entered at the postofice at Blaekfoot, Idaho,
for transmission as second class mail matter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-05
18th Day q FcbrnarJ, 4. y. 1895,

~. ~ my thAtB or assessments that may NJ
anat tlllN nave been paiu on said premiaps or
ahy pift thereof, or 10 redeem tho anfnr frntn
TX sAies thereof. II any have been made. by
Xxx nongr Of said Indebtedness. and for attof.
cutting this trust, ANA win mako. eyec,itc ~.
knoWledRe ard deliver 10 tns purchaser or
puIohaser5 Of said premises Il pfod nnd sttei.
o III 1eeu or deeds Of conveyance therefor.
hhu WIZ assign and transfer TO auch mr.
SnhseI or purchasers, said water rights. evt.
fore mentioned. 7''ON "uio'uDo'
D"'ou tnls S5th day Of December, A D. 1894
HARVEY NJ BACON,
succeasOr IN Trust ~ nforcsAid
looFBoUhoW RAHv, Attorneys
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-05-04


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9Ahle, .dame, wA~ deolss>d tlrf ~
- deliehted witk @be ma9ietep, ..
~ 4vi6tsf a 6vil ipdffe hon her kAtit-'
alton. She had called II him Wi1h h6fa
daughter 44d h HI Jo9 Them kaat
sh0osc Wxn sbsw wiatGAedt On sootapt
a ~ sam efl dehaben ftascss thei
eq4chqan paid .1er = visit, und 44taf.
ahuttin9 himeen up IN -the stable {nr.
ten minutes he emerged With The t34d4.
tidings that he lted discovered = 8nf
toad" and lid driven II Of the prem
ineG From that rAomsnt5 tie Ald
wcnen declared; she had been q
peace, and she woupd. mp with the ez-,
preston Of her gratitude and q her
confidence In the Great sorcerer. In AM
swer TO questions put 70 him the jehu
said that No KAd learned s. AA IN
lltele book that he had ldsk 3hsre
were speals and fncantatiGnA, "sV1sJe
rood. Repeat enc : aid the psesaiAe
judge .sDut they are In Latin" the,
man replied. |'Never mind; 60 On.
We shall understand an the ssme,~ = ex-
claimed the Judge enoouraRmgly. The
impruvfSed mAgician. howGvet, could
not get out . word, but hung his 15sao
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-05-04
/ IFE INSURANCE
l. PURE AND s'MPtt,
SECURED IN THE
Mutual Benefit Life
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
The Oldest Mutual Life 1nsurance Com
pany in the United Stztes.
GEO. j. Lgvvls, !, Agsslt.
Notice Of Forfeasnre.

Te JoHx W. PLArr, his hsirs or sssiUps:
You are hereby notified that have Ok
pended the sum Of FIVE hundred (500 idol
lars in labor and improvements upon, ne
DEER TRAIL lode mining claim,
situated on the Smoky DIVIDE, about twep-
ty-two miles from ketchmn, In Warm
Springs Greek mining district. A1tuIes
county. Idaho a. required by section E24.
Revised Statutes OF the United 6eteAs DE-
ing the amount required to hold sse99e
for the years ending DscenSer g 1ee9 70
December 81, 1891; that yOaF prcpostaon of
the same is $3.50, being one han: .and II
within ninety (s) dnys from TIE sssvas:.ol
this notice, or within ninety (9) days altar
this notice by publication you fail or re-
fuse to contribute your proportion 3 such
expenditure as co-ownor, your interest IN
said claim will become ta1e property of the
Undersigned under the pTovisi0ns OF said
section 2324, FRANK ]. LEMON.
Ketchum.. Idaho, July %, l0o2-
First publication July %. l0o2.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-05-04

To J. P. TuLLy, his heirs andfassiens:
You are hereby notified that have ex-
pended the sum OF one hundred { 100) doa-
lars in labor and improvements upon 0e
YOUNG A1lERHCA
lode mining claim, situated in Little Smoky
dstrict, Alturas county, 6tats Of Idaho, in
order to hold said pren.ises under the pro,
the United States, being the amount ~
auired to hold the same for the year end
aon Of the same il 3l6, beine o1s-esneA ;
aud II within ninety (90l days fson tee
service of this notice, or within Ninety 60
Gays after this notice BY puhiicn13oo yo,l
i.u'or refuse to contribute yOur proQo46Io1l
sI such expenditure, incaudine $3.50 u
P90aleaaon, your interest IN sid sc14tmH
VIII become the property q H. uladsr.
1924. I0T4N f3(3H1aKN
First publication. Jpne n, 49, r.
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know full we'll that the majority of
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resnll1 c6n ~ pfsct1eally and innnaeali-
a4say reaaix1d, yet think tl5aA al Ctts.
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by. i nnmber -ot Hcrkers to have been
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must Be, carried out some day.
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wfthout wire is the natural outcome of
49, .Irh,sf recent roiuIti Of electrical In.
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one one-hundredth OF the human rec.
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vated languages IN Africa, ana u not
only the vernacular where the Hausas
! live. but - the 1ingu4 4sn9a Mw1fe
regionS Beyond its own home: Far
south and west OF the lower Niger
Hausa is coming to be more and more
spoken. In big coast towns ike Legas
and BadagrE s4hsrsv.t holeenme n
are found, Hausa is the dominant AN
guage. me reason u tnas sne n.usas
are the leaoing conmefcaa! PoePso oa
africa. Ine'r cafssans .lo lounu 10. 10.
the Meo1setranean I. sIssSs n. 70 .ne wy
reelom woss ortne d11 Of e.me. 80 ~
Wherever tney 20 Sney eleso sn0
knowledge OF their language.
Il was decided long ago that the
study Of this language was of great i'm
no~tsnce to nhilolorists. traders and
missionaries, and 30, in lsos, the Hausa
asuociaaion was formed ii Eneland,
with the object of obtaiuinR : cunrlete
Ano"..us 4: ~ ~ .nS .h,,aIprv
formed the committee and ! pro
eramme of work was adopted. The
first step was to send q student to
Tripoli and Tunis to Get 1 pra1imina<y
knowledge Of the tongue from the
Hausa caravans which visit those
cities. Mr.. Charles sAobnson wsssse
lected forsthis work, ana he has carried
it on with enthusiasm and excellent re-
suits. He has mingled intimately with
the Hausa visitors to North Africa. He
has acquired knowledge OF their hab-
its of Thought rs well q OF their hn-
puaoe, both of which are essential con-
oltaons 70 use1ut fes'oenco N 'ne 81
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-05-04

A.eiAcr /. the 1soies q Bsaueiful Iose,
s4 Alns 6soeieA tltssf
The lonR-sought FrenGhmen's gua1
mine In the Harqua Halas has been ~
discovered, ssys the st. L.oub Globe
Democrat. The roads leading thersto
from Bonapxs camp, thirty-five miles
north, and from al points In the dis
trict, are black with prospectpra.
mules, bufros and packeea. Two seek3
Of ore, worth asevan htnie1 Ao0AfA
wers arst 1cnnd, theR . 'dd0Dle Of u1a
an4 deaayed p1elk, sadl1aA a4d Apa)l4
the oee dump close to the ubutl ok thA
1one-abandoned mine. Tie dump con:
tains enough rich ore 70 keep mai ii
operation Tor my months, while on
entering ~ fhdne m enormosas body ia
cxpoeed 20 view. OF Ill the famous
lost mines On tho ceast, none have bees
more sought after. None have bee4
believed to be richer, and. certainly
none were less mythical, for among tho
; old prospectors there was absolutely
no doubt of its existence. @s'"
Twenty-Five years ego three French
men, whosun4mes no4u6y romembera,
II anybody ever knew, sst oa& from
Ypma in = northeaaterly direction. -
. few. months they returned laden With
gold, which aroused the usual degree
81 excitement produced In , frontier
town BY such IN event. When the
Ffenehneh left town the usual effort
was made to follow them, but, ~
usual. the foilowsrs vese elndedk
Again the Frepchmen retprned, ladeA
- before Nth. golden. treesure, and
when they went away the pursuit was
renewed, With tile fornker result. For
the third time the Frdnchnen visats4
Ysma, weighed Down With gu1d, -
rot away again unotnesved b srt1e %
the Apn0yy vigAalee ola handred opaA
aeefera.f This time they lsft Aye tl9q,
sand dollars' worth 81 .goA ,hullipA
With W. s. Hooper, .. merehanf q
Yumx, a4A now n{1(haS6r Of tie Qoev
dental kotelisod SIN Mineasco. Dte
pAstdng. they swAa3 nsysr aga1a-ssea -
Yuma. When the montha ro0sa tiAo8
year therauasno.aesb4 tAat they had
been murdered hy the Indians, aad the
Whole conntiy Was ovetrnn tn = Aelfch
f6r tAeaf slie1ot6hs, for it1seeaned 1fkd1S
t1nt th0unrvelodD uA1n1 Cuu10 MT ~
fnc. 4ras9f their beasa. Nothi1e xnAs
ever 1onpd aud I'm syea<A Ag0~1AN -
tive 4esFqh fpr th1 lot Preach byp9
ahaqdoped. -,
dhS oS tis' most earnest invss4agk}d
dft6i3 golden secret wae Kirkl9dS
a1ter whom KkA1aaA t1lleyl ~
namad. He rem lned sriifa E11uo a11sGo4
dien4 whos hanes abont Hslee1parAa0
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q t@3S m{46, bat removed an 64&
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TROOPS FOR MT. STERLING.

Alleged Now That Investigation WIN
show That Tom Hairs L,uchors Were
the Hired Assssslns ~ Prominent Pol-
itician.
FRANETuHr, Ky. Jan 81 There is
NO longer doubt AS TO the seat OF
expected trouble ON account Of which
the Lexington and IarrodShurg
companies have been placed on
their arms, with orders to be
ready To move at any moment,
Il was learned Monday that Circuit
Judge Cooper and County Judge
Orcar OF Montgomery county spent a
part Of sunday here and appraised the
authorities Of trouble which is expect
ed at Mt Sterling at the opening OF
circuit court, when u rigid inycstiga.
tion into the lynching Of Thomas blair
will be commenced. Investigation. IL
Is said, will develop the fact that the
lynchcrs wcre hired to do their work
by appointment politician Of Montgom.
cry county. The troops will probably
be ordered to move Monday night
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HE RIVER DISASTER.


The Loss OF Life Not as Large as at First
Reported Number Placed nj FiVc.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. ee. There is
no additional news concerning the loss
Of the State of Missouri II is settled,
however, that four Negroes and one
white man lost their lives, but their
names can not he asccrtainph The
boat is a total loss, n wreck, and the
wonder is that more lives were not
lost.
The fifteen passengers on board were
saved, as were all the officers Mr..
Thomss Small, one Of the local agents
OF the steamboat line, said Monday
morning that James zery, the steer $.
man, who was reported drowned, ar
rived in the city Sunday night ON the
Tell City, and left Monday morning
for Cincinnati over tho O. & NJ. rail.
road. Mate Wilberton. Of the Tell
City, though, says that IL Zery came up
ON the boat, he did not make himself
known.
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ON HER WAY.
The Flagship Philadelphia Leaves San
Francisco For Honolulu.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 2l.-The flag
ship Philadelphia left here for Homo
lulu at II o'clock Sunday morning, and
It Is expected she will make the run to
the islands in about six days.
The oceanic steamer Australia was
TO have left for Honolulu Saturday,
but her sailing has been postponed un-
til 10 o'clock Monday morning, She
will have small passenger list, as
some of those who decided TO make the
pleasant ocean voyage have decided
that Hawaii is good place to keep
away from at present The most
conspicuous part Of her cargo will be
1000 stands of arms and about rs, 600
rounds of ammunition that are being
shipped to representatives of the gov.
ernmcnt. The shipment will he stored
In the hold, near the matches, SO 1t can
be reached quicldy and landed as soon
rs the steamer arrives at her destina-
ton
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Negroes on for Mexico.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. el-A big
movement Of Negroes from Alabama
and Mississippi to Mexico is on. The
Mexican Colonization Co. has opened
headquarters here and promises the
Negroes free transportation to the
state OF Durango, Mex, and corn and
cotton lands, to be cultivated for half
the proceeds. The Negroes are taking
TO the scheme and already 800 families
In Blount county have signed u con.
tract to go, Two special trains will
leave here in few days for Mexico.
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ST. LOUIS Jan, 81. "A strike has been
prcciptated ut the Tudor Iron works
In East St. Louis by an attempt on the
part OF the management to replace the
boss rollers, who have been paid from
sls to si5 n day, with men whose wages
are not more than $3.50 per day. All
the employees belonging TO the Anal.
gumated Association OF Iron and Steel
workers have stopped work pending n
settlement uf the trouble and the mill
Is idle, About $50 men are effected.
Tho management claim that with their
ncwly invented rolls, skilled men are
not necessary.