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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-23

Rev. J. \. Booth returned last Wear eslay
from Packs,ille where he ia, been as, sting
Rev. Wells in series OF meetings.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-23
Friday, August 23. 1895.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
The P. o. will be opened for business
rom 8 A. NJ. to 600 P. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 9 A. NJ. to Z. N.
Mail going East will close promptly at
12.40 P. NJ; going West Ito P. NJ.
X. W. HARRIS, p. NJ.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
ASK MERCY FOR a DISHONEST MAN
Omaha People Think Treasurer Hoslin
Has Been Punished knoush-

Omaha People Think Treasurer Boslin
Has Been Punished knoush-
Omaha. Neb.. June sn.-Thsrs h much
discussion In Omaha ~ 10 whether city
Treasurer Henry HoiIin shall be nrase-
euted- The record shows that ~ least
xS.o0 of the city funds were missing
when Boiiin was deposed. As this was
made good by Boliin's hondsmen and the
city lost nothing. some werH I'm fnvor Of
letting Boliin escape further prosecution
But q most remarkable feature or the
case was made public today when letter
from Acting City Attorney Cornish 70 the
mayor was printed He boldly declares In
favor OF compounding q felony. His let
ter IN addressed to the mayor. He says
Boiiin has lived In the city and up to
two months ago had an unsuliied reputa-
tion- Now he has lost his reputation, his
property has been turned over TO his
boadsmen. his means OF livelihood sud
denly cut of and his sufferfngs such a.
but few endure. To attempt further pun
tshment would look more like persecution
than performance OF . duty. His abort
age appeared at the first steps OF the IN
vestigation and there was no evidence on
the books OF an attempt 10 cover or
hide single act Mo steps have yet
been taken to arrest Bollin- II one war
rant is issued many others must bs for
many politicians are guilty Of partici-
pating In the deal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
sAlIssuav ANNOUNCES A cAsINE {
Baifouv, ~ Predicted. II First Lord Of
the Treasury

Uafr0ur. ~ ffE0tSt&4. - fhnt h<ot1 "
the Treasury
ICpdon. June zx-The marquis OF Sails
bury has completed the work OF formine
a new cabinet. The new ministry h as
follows:
Premier and secretary of state for for
eisn affairs. marquis of Salisbury: presi-
dent OF the council. duke OF Dev0nshire:
lord high chancellor. Baron Halsbury:
lord OF the privy seal. Viscount Cross;
chancellor of the exchequor. Sir Michael
Hicks-B Beach; secretary OF state for home
affairs. Sir Matthew White Ridley: first
lord OF the treasury. A. ]. Balfour; secre-
tary OF state for the colonies. Joseph
Chamberlain: secretary Of state for war.
marquis of Lansdowne: first lord OF the
admiralty. George ]. Goschen; secretary
Of state for India. Lord George HamIl-
ton. president Of the board OF trade. C. T.
Ritchie; president OF the local govern
ment board. Henry Chaplin: lord iieuten-
ant for Ireland. Earl Cadogan: lord chan
ceiior for Ireland, Baron Ashbourne: sec.
retary for Scotland. Baron Balfour OF
Burleigh: chancellor OF the duchy OF Ian
caster Sir Henry James.
Other appointments are as follows: FL
nanc.al secretary Of the treasury. Rob
ert william Hanbury: under secretary for
foreign AFFAIRS, George N. Curxon.
FAVORABLE TO SILVER.
London, June "A Berlin dispatch to
the Times says; DR.. Otto Arendt. editor
OF the organ OF the bimetallists. expressed
the opinion that the change of ministry
OF England win reopen the international
discussion of the currency question
ANTT-PARNELLITE WON.
Cork. June 1-The election OF mem
her OF parliament to represent the city of
Cork, made vacant by the bankruptcy
proceedings against William o'Brien. has
resulted Ia victory for the anti-Parnell-
ite candidate. James Francis O'Brien. by
a majority of III over Alderman Roche
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
RUSSIA IS PREPARED
Troops and Warships Massed at
vladNostock.
FOR WAR IN THE ORIENT
Entrance 20 she Harbor Il Planned Fnl
OF Explosives and rorpedoss-
story OF q Captain.

Tacoma, Wash. June 3o.-The Nor
wegian steamer Oscar IL. which ar
rived today IL days from viadivostock.
Siberia. brings news that the indica-
tions are good for an Oriental war, un-
known TO the outside world. Captain
r. Anderson OF the steamer says:
Russia has massed 5000 men at
yladivostock and it In believed In ST.
IBERIA that preparations sre being made
for an advance on Japan Russia has
been secretly but actively at work and
In the event OF trouble with Japan 10
prepared to huri a formidable navy and
land force into the coveted territories
which Japan has wrested from China
These ships and troops have been
massed at vladivostock. where the
scene In decidedly warlike. The en-
trance to the harbor at viadivostock
is planted full OF torpedos and no ves-
sells are allowed to pass In or out with
out Russian naval officers on board.
as well as experienced Russian pilots
who know here the torpedos are plant
ed. My vessel was escorted in this
manner In going In and out OF the har-
Dor. Inside the entire fleet OF Russian
warships Ia massed. ready 20 steam
down the coast at a moments notice.
l 0tA 0ttotN ofANN tNVVR1 NAVE 0EEn EQN~
centrated and the evidence In clear that
Russia In fully prepared for trouble In
case the Japanese give any occasion
| for It.
"The massing of these ships ana
troops at vladivostock has been done
secretly by Russia, and unusual pre-
cautions have been taken to prevent
the spread of any intelligence regard
ing the actual forces she has qnartered
there What Russia's designs are can
not. OF course. be told and are purely
conjecture, but II she builds a railway
line south OF vladivostock to the Yellow
sea. her intention In to obtain an open
port and to hold IL at all hazards.
The whole country looks like wal
and the situation Is considerably strain
ed. but the peace element is hoping
that the tension may be relieved and
matters settled without a resort tc
II was intimated to Captain Anderson
before he left that the government
would be pleased II he did not take
pains 10 spread his knowledge or the
1 operations Mt VladivoEtock, but he aid
not hesitate much this evening when
asked to tell what he knew. as hs
thinks the world IL entitled to know the
| facts The Oscar III. carried to yiadiy.
ostock q cargo OF cement for construct
Ing the trans-Siberian railway. Ander.
son says the construction OF this road
Is being rapidly pushed. the cxar OF
Russia having given orders to flnish
II as quickly a. possible. AS soon as
this line Is finished. he says. the Rus.
sian government intends extending /,
from Viadsvostock through Manchuris
and Corea to the Yellow sea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
rHs FATAL FIRE AT MINNEAPOLIS
Besides the kiiied. n Number OF Fire
men Were seriously lnjnred.

Besides the Killed. n Numh~r OF Fire
men Were seriously injnred.
Minneapolis. Sune 8-L&st niwht.s firs
In the wholesale crockery establishment
Of Mcdonald Bros.. on First avenue south.
near Third street. II tho most disastrous
IN the less Of nremen's lives In the history
Of Minneapolis. Five brave fellows lie
mangisd and nfsiess and ak Of their com
rades are writhing In agony at tho hospi-
tals. two OF whom may die.
The five-story brick building with Its
enormous stock OF crookery Is In utter
ruins. The biackened walls. broken win
dows and drenehed foors OF the adjoin-
ing buildings bear evidence to the victory
won hy the department against great odds
In confininE the names 20 the place OF
their origin The iist OF killed d a. fol-
lows:
Frank uheiln. lieutenant: walter Rich
ardson. Joseph w. Hoy. John Horner and
Christian sande.
Seriously injured: John Gray. broken
kneecse AnA ather allsht injuries. Ernest
ID. Caldwell. captain, back badly sprained.
internally injured. may die. Henry Gau.
back and kidneys badly injured. viii die:
Frank Eagan. bruised: W. H. Mcdonald.
lieutenant. badly crushed; I'd Thieland.
captain. badly bruised. about head and
body: Theodore veidt. Anoka. MINI. VIII
liam Breitenstein. Minneapolis: and Paul
johnson. Minneapolis. were cut By falling
glass.
The flames had been kept well within
the building BY the iron shutters until
the interior was q blazing furnace. A
newly dug cellar Of q proposed building
permitted access on one side. and this
point OF vantage was occupied by q score
Of firemen who were directing half a don
en- streams into the building. Suddenly
the roof fell with q roar. The crash car
ried down the gtrders and the side walls
wavered an instant. then toppled over on
the heads Of the firsmen beneath The
vast cloud of smoke and dust that arose
from the debris choked out the flames mo-
menfarily and there was no sound save
the breathing Of ths engines Then the
police and willing helpers rushed forward
and pulled the mangled forms Of the dead
and living from the hot bricks.
The loss Is $4,000 on the building and
| ZOO on the stock. The insurance II am
pie % cover this
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
INTERSTATE DRILL At ST. LOUIS


Arrangements complesed for - Great
Military Eneampmsns.
st, Louis. June 0.-Deeplte the heavy
rain that fell last night and the greater
part OF today all arrangements for the
interstate drill and encampment. which
begins tomorrow and continues far q week,
are completed Most Of the tro0pa have
arrived and have been given quarters In
Camp Hancock. named In honor or Gen.
eral Winfield Scott Hancock. On Monday
morning Lieutenant Colonel Furindton.
commandant at jefferson Barracks. viii
take command Of the enoampmsnt, which
win be conducted strictly according to
army regulations A street parade OF all
the troops assembled win be held In the
afternoon and reviewed at the Planters
hotel by Governor Stone and others. On
Tuesday the competitive drili for sis.ooo
In prines offered by tina Fair Association
win begin and continue throughout the
week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
POLITICAL REFORM CONFERENCE
polyglot Meeting I'm New York Of Kickers
and Enthusiasts.

poiyglOt Meeting In New York OF kickers
and Enthusiasts.
New York. June 2s-There were over 100
delegates present this morning at the
opening session OF the political reform
conference at Prohibition Park. on Sta
ten Island. rae sessions Will continue
for four days. and during that time an al
most exhaustive list OF political and So
cial reforms VIII be considered. including
about every radical idea that has been
placed before the public during the last
haff-century- Here are q few OF them:
The regulation OF the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors. the adjustment Of the tariff, the
abolition OF monopoiies. government own
ership of railroads. telegraph and tele-
phone lines: more rigid civil service re-
form. woman suffrage, tax reform. the
election OF senators by direct vote OF the
people. and, TO use the words OF the an
nouncement. 'other questions" Mem.
bers OF all parties were invited to send
delegates, and the call was numerousiy
signed by editors OF prohibition. labor and
socialist papers and officers OF similar
societies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06

san Francisco Paper Dsvoses Ten Pages
TO the subject.

San Francisco. June 0-Ths Chronicle
today prlnts q lo-paxe article On the silver
aging editor Of tho paper. Mr.. Young has
made financial questions n special study
and his essay is q strong argument Of the
bimetallic standard. The article. which.
IL printed In book form. would make
large sized volume. 10 entitled sHImetal-
lism or MonometAliism-" II u . review
OF the arguments for and against the bi-
metallic standard. the destructive affects
Of the abandonment Of silver a. . money
metal, and the evils entAiied by the adop-
ton Of gold monometailism.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
COLORADO SPRINGS suNko GAME
Police in That City Unsansling s.rane
Story.

Denver. June GA special 20 the News
from Colorado Springs says:
The police are untangling n strange
story They were called 10 the Graham
residence to arrest two men who had
attempted to abduct Mrs. Graham. stating
that they wanted to use her at Cripple
Creek In locating gold mines. II seems
that Graham has hsen In the habit OF
hypnotizing her and is said 70 have made
some valuable discoveries by following
directions given by her while In trance
state. The attempted kidnapers made
their escape before the police arrived.
leaving Mrs. Graham bruised and ex-
hausted from her struggle with them.
The police tonight locked up Graham on
a charge Of unlawful cohabitation. They
claim the pair are attempting TO fleece
a wealthy Cripple Creek mining man
whom they haye In their power.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06

Worcester. Mass. June 1.--A IRE In
the rag shop OF the Hubley company at
Brackett court this morning caused the
death Of two nremen and injured eight
others. and caused q lo@s OF about a.
900. The dead are w. II. Brigham and
Lieutenant j. J. Boyle. The injured are
Deputy Chief Engineer George O. Cole
man. Captain w. N Avery. John r. Casey,
r. H. Rassford. R. ID. Robinson and =. c.
Atwood. all members OF hose company No.
4. and Henry Ham and Il. Chamberlain,
OF hose company No. .. without any
warning the ffoor collapsed and fen. car
rying the two doors underneath into the
cellar. The men went down with them.
and were buried under bales of rags.
Lieutenant Boyie's back back was brok-
en- under the crush OF the timbers. and
Brigham was smothered under the RAGS.
The rest OF the msE escaped with their
lives. but 1t took the rsscuing party three
hours to remove them from the debris.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
waus she Reesivsr Removed.

Bucyrus. o., June ea-E. xurhost. enc
Of the chsef promoters Of the Columbus.
8andusky n Rocking valley railway. has
ilsd molten 10 have Receiver James II.
Stewart, who was appointed Thursday
evening. removed on the ground that hs
was an Interested party. that beads ef
sz5.ooo were insufficient and for other rea-
sons. Judge smaiisy sst the case for
July g.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
CONSUL DorY ON PLEASURE BENT


Ban Francisco. June D.--The Chronicie
says that by tho naxt vessel that sails
for Tahiti the department. OF state at
washington win forward q stern repri-
mand to ]. Lamb Doty, consul at Tahiti.
Recently the marriage OF Consul Doty 20
q native Tahiti girl was announced and
owing to Doty's high eastern connections
tho news created considerable comment.
II has been iearend that Doty's marriage
10 the girl is not legal. an u was perform
ed according 90 the native rftss. The only
legal marriage recognized by the French
government, which has dominion over
Tahiti. In that performed according to
French laws. The news OF this mock
marriage. together with reports OF Dc
ty's inattention TO bustness. have reached
Washington and the reprimand b the rs-
suit.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
HANCOCK TALKS.
SPOKE ON TIE LlsERATIoN OF CUBA


A New YORK Clergyman Believes the
United states should HELP.
New York. June 0.-Rev. John A. y.
Wilson spoke on 'srhe Liberation Of Cuba
and the Duty OF American Patriotism
Among other things he said it was fate
ting time to speak On patriotism. He
declared Cuba was appealing 10 America
FOR help. The example Of our liberty had
q widespread effect but he declared cur
nag Was given no more respect by the
Spanish In Cuba than . dishrag. He de-
Cuba and uttered Q protest against Consul
Agent Wrliams. declaring he should BE-
removed. He closed by appealing tor n
Moses from Washington 70 lead the Gu
bans out Of bondage.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
DEMANDS A WRITTEN STATEMENT


Execution Of Dr. Buchanan Deiaysd by
Warden sage OF Sing sing.
Sing Sing. June 0.-'I do not propose 20
execute DR.. Buchanan until the attorney
general gives me written opinion a. 70
the effect OF the papers OF appeal now In
their hands at Albany" Warden Sage was
the speaker. and he was 30 angry that
his voice trembled when he spoke 20 the
group OF reporters. Frank ID. Burroughs.
the messenger who has been In Albany
for two days with copies Of papers served
on the warden and presented TO the Unit
ed States court. returned at O'Clock to-
night with word that the attorney gem
erai at Albany declined 70 give an opin-
ion I'm the matter other than the verbal
one that II would be all right to proceed.
Warden Sage sent him back 70 Albany
TO await q written decision. The warden
does not expect an answer until tomorrow.
and therefore IL is reasonable TO believe
there viii not be An execution TIN Tuesday
al the earliest.
HANCOCK TALKS.
Syracuse. June 0.-Attorney General
Hancock was seen this evening and ask
ed regarding his movements In the case
Of Dr. Buchanan. whose execution in ex-
pected TO take place tomorrow. He said
that he had been asked . number OF times
by Warden saGe to express an opinion.
He said; II have made up my opinion,
and n he does not 20 on and execute this
man. he can keep him-" The attorney gen.
erai this evening replied 90 q telegram
from Warden Sage as follows: II DO not
think the last PROCEEDINGS operate as q
stay. Have no further sdvics 10 give"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
SOLICITED TO MAKE cousTERFsITs


Portland. June 7s.y-In the United States
district court today Judge Beilinger or
tersd the jury e bring In = verdict OF not
guilty In the case Of Dere Davenport. ON
trial for counterfeitinR. Charles French
teHtlfied that he had been employed by
special Treasury Agent ~. r.. Harris 10
induce Davenport into making counter
felt silver dollars
Judge BeiilnRer said: IF this 10 the
kInd OF testimony there h against Dav-
enpQrt I shall not send the case to the
Jury. II shows that he was solicited to
make courtcrfaits by an agent Of the
government"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
WANTED TO punIsH THE JUDGE
Juror Julius Ncycr of san Francisco
May GO 10 jail.

Mny go 10 JhfI.
San Francisco, June z.-Julius Meyer.
a Juror who got into trouble In the case
OF Paul Sell, accused OF robbing a faro
game, was held to answer on a charge
OF perjury by Judge Murphy at s2,000 ball.
Meyer hung the jury on the plea that he
wanted to punish Superior Judge Beicher.
before whom the case was tried. Belcher
had reprimanded him on previous jury
for failure to agree on verdict.
The district attorney alleged that Meyer
had periured himself when examined as a
talesmsn. by saying he had no knowledge
of gambling rooms. IL was shown that
Meyer Is a habituai freauenter of such
places. His anxiety to get on the jury
was considered suspicious. The trial will
be watched with interest by professional
Jurors who have been an obstacle to con-
yictions In criminal cases.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06

Denver. June 9ss-sait was begun today
by the Mercantile Trust Company OF New
York for the appointment Of receiver
for tha cromo Mining stock Exchange,
The trust company holds S&5o.ooo worth OF
bonds issued on the mining exchange
building. the interest ON which has not
been paid.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
THE INSURANCE FloHr GOES ON
san Francisco Fire Did Not stop It-Des-
titution Prevails.

San Francisco. June .s.-It was suppos-
al that last nights fire would tend TO re-
establish the insurance compact The
aggregate loss Of ssoo.ooo. divided among
forty companies, has not brought the diff
Yerert agencies closer together and today
they are again cutting rates. particularly
on dwelling risks.
The total loss from last nights fire is
placed 1t s1.eoo.0o0. Three hundred fam
iiies are NOT only homeless but have lost
all thelr belongings. Great destitution
prevaiia. A relief fund has been started
by the Examiner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
WILL pReDee THE SEATTLE CANAL
Six Million Dollar Contract sighed by
President prescott.

President Prescott.
Tacoma. June 2--A sf.ooo.ooo dredging
contract between the Seattle South Ca
nal and the Lake Washington waterway
Company and the Bowers Dredging Com
pany has been signed by c. II. Prescott,
president OF the dredging company and
vice president OF the Northern Pacific
railroad. II In the largest dredging con-
tract ever awarded to one firm In this
country. The contract calls for the ex-
casation OF s.oo0.oo0 cubic yards OF earth,
Of which a.0oo.00o yards are to be dredged
from the waterways through the Seattle
tide lands and 1s.ooo.0oo taken out of the
three-mile canal connecting Lake WASH
ington and Puget sound.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06

Buda Pesth. June zz--In order 70 insnrs
the adoption Of the remaining seossslas-
tical bills. Euusror Francis Joseph. htux
OF Hungary. h&M sanctioned ths proposal
Of Baron Banfss. Hungarian pr1znisr. for
the Immediate creation OF several liberal
peera
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06

London, June Sa.-CArdinal Vaughn TO-
DAY, In the pressice OF G0oo persona.
laid fAs foundation stone or the Roman
Catholic cathedral at Weakninsfex.
Among those present were the amhassa-
dors Of Catholic countries. catholtc b1zh-
ops. Catholic nobility e< Enziaad ana
Archbishop stonsr. who represented the
pope
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06

washington. june A--The United States
navy VIII assist In a ANAL way the Fourth
OF July celebration at San Francisco.
Tho Phsla6aiphia has been ordered 10 re-
main In San Francisco untii altar the
Fourth. The Olympia. now ordered 20
taks practice cruise. win return in time
to participate 10 the esiehration.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
FIRE IN a CHICAGO BUILDING


Chicago, June n.--A firs broke out this
morning IN n five-story building at the
corner Of Franklin and Madison ssfeets-
The building was occupied ny fhs Anasri-
can cellege Of Dental Surgeons. A. A
Putnam, boots and shoes. ]. G. cozgrove.
boots and shoen and other stores. The
ioss of the various occupants 10 esti-
mated at $4,000
TWO FIREMEN KILLED.
worcester, Mass. June ool-Two fremen
were killed and several injured at q f1re
In Huhiey.s rag shop this morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
NEW MOVE OF THE WHISKY TRUST
Application for q Charter for a Corpora.
tiOn 20 Embrace All Dfstiiferies.

Chicago. June 8.-The reorganization
committee Of the whisky trust made a
wholly unexpected move today by apply
ing for an Illinois charter for a new cor
poration which is to take and operate II
active plants OF the old distilling and cat
tie feeding company.
An application for leave to incorporate
was sent TO Springfield today. The name
OF the new company is 20 be the American
Distilleries Company. The object for
which II Ia formed. the application says.
is to engage In and carry on q general
distiiling. redistiiiing and rectifying busi-
ness. The capital stock 10 fixed at x5x.-
oooooo. OF which 100000 shall be preferred
and the rest common. Chicago IN given as
the location for the principal once.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-07-06
OMAHA WANTS MUNICIPAL REFORM


Chronic 0ffiechoIderx-
Omaha. June IA proclamation signed
by 200 citizens was published here today
calling upon the taxpayers to Join In the
organization Of q vigorous non-sectarian
and non-partisan citizens movement for
municipal reform. The agitation m an
ouferowth OF the defalcstion In the city
treasurer's ONCE. which revealed sorry
state OF affairs.
Many city officials were shown 10 have
drawn their salaries far In advance. and
II was shown. too. that city money was
being ussd by contractors. spectators
and others with political influence.