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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
NEW HILL. SEMINARY DEDICATED

satofii. Arehhisbors Ireland md keane
Were Honored Participants
ST. Paul, Sept 4.--The dedicatory ex-
ercises of the new Hill seminary, built
by the half million dollar cash gift of
J. J. Hill, were held today. Monsignor
satoiii and Archbishops Ireland and
Keane were present. An eloquent ser
mon, portrayinR the work of the priest
and the preparation therefor. was
preached by DIR. Thomas o. German OF
Washington university. Monsignor
Satolii celebrated pontificiai high mass.
Tonight the new college was the scene
of a grand reception In honor Of ]. j.
Hill. founder OF the new college. Form
al addresses on education were deliver
ed by Monsignor SatoiIi and Arch
bishops Ireland and Kahn. and Mr.. j.
J. Hill also spoke. DIR. O'Gorman read
Latin ode on the occasion. The fol-
lowing cabiegram and telegram were
read:
Rome, Sept. ITO Ireland. arch
bishop of st. Paul: The holy father Of
fers you his heartfelt feiicitation on
the dedication Of your seminary. He
invokes the blessing OF God upon your
self, upon the founder of the seminary.
Mr.. James ]. Hill, and upon hts family.
CARDINAL RAMPOLLA.
The new Catholic institution inaugural
ed today In a personal tribute to Arch
bishop Ireland from James J. Hili. presi-
dent of the Great Northern railway. He
contributed every dollar OF the cost OF the
construction tower x000o0l. personally
planned the buildings and superintendent
their construction. Henceforth this sem.
mary viii be the center Of Catholicism
in the northwest II Ii situated on the
banks Of the Mississippi river. and the
new buildings are admirably adapted to
the work OF instruction. Ten teachers win
he employed, and they are among the best
educated men in the church. An extern
slve library q. theological works has been
gathered, which has completed the equip
mants OF the buildings. In addition TO the
studies proper 10 the ministry, and which
extend over six years, the curriculum
will comprise a higher course In science.
literature and political economy. The fol-
lowing chairs are endowed: Biology and
physiological Psychology. chemistry and
natural philosophy. logic and netaphys-
les, apoloEetlcs. ethics. dogmatlc theoio-
~ moral theology. sacred scripture. &C.
ciealastieai history. Besides these main
studies, canon law. political economy.
church music and the languages. includ-
ing Greek and Hebrew. will receive con-
siderable attention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
GOLD WITHDRAWALS AND RENEWALS
Shipments 20 Europe Again Offset ny
the BOud Syndicate.

Shipments 20 Europe Again Offset ny
the Boud Syndicate.
New York. Sept. 4.-W. III. Crossman
A Bros. win ship sl.000.o0O by Augusta
Victoria tomorrow. Nesler Il Fuller
will ship 100000 by the same steamer.
Arbuckie Bros. state that they will
ship gold tomorrow. but have not yet
decided upon the amount. Sub-treas-
ury officials have been notified that
l,l00, 900 win be withdrawn
Gold to the amount of s1.700.000 has
been withdrawn from the sub-treasury.
This includes 100000 OF Arbuckie Bros.
who have not up to this time reported
the amount of their engagement for to-
morrow's steamer.
The bond syndicate deposited $780,
coo more gold In the sub-treasury.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Washington, Sept. 4.-The public
debt statement issued by the treasury
department to day shows the public
debt the last day OF August. less cash
In the treasury. to have been sea-. s34.-
323. an increase for the month of s.. S12.-
AIS.
The following IL a reorganization
Interest-bearing debt. S747. sec. $40;
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity. $1,000. $40; debt bearing no in
terest. ss77. sos. sss; total. sl.i26ss3.47
There are also certificates and treas
ury notes outstanding. Offset by an
equal amount OF cash In the treasury
amounting 20 se02 .6si, ss3. The cash in
the treasury Is classified as follows;
Gold, sl4s. 4l0s26; silver. SSH .447 .3fi; pa
per. $3.50. 2sf.53i; bonds. disbursing off,
cers' balances. etc. si5,sl7.529; total,
ss26. $50 s45: against which there are de-
mand liabilities amounting to s642.sei.-
$50. leaving a cash balance of slSi.05s.-
ise. The decrease In the cash for the
month was s3.i10.a4.
The statement OF the treasury shows
Available cash balance, tisi.52i. eS3. gold
reserve. sioo. tis.l52.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11

Ths uid ozssston Ep BEFORE ths NATIONAL
eenHfsss % @ssrdiff
London. sept "a hot time was IN
pFoEfess Al the NationAt Trace union
Congress NJ Sardin today over the sf-
lori 70 again commif the Organized Va
Dor 81 Great Britain 70 the doctrines OF
socialism Last year the socialists. un-
DER the leadership OF kler HArdie.
stampeded the congress al norwich
and secured. Tor the nrsf time In the
history OF tiae body the adoption OF a
aoeialisfic plank. which read as fol-
lows. That In the opinion OF this con-
Eress II II essential 10 the maintenance
OF British industries to nationalize the
Land and the whole OF the means OF
production, distribution ana exchange.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
WASTED THE FUNDS
Says Northern Pacific Receivers
Will Be Removed.
THEY PAID OUT VAST SUMS
Counsel for the Ives Faction Confident
That this Seattle Court VIII
Uphold Him.

Seattle. Sept 4.--Silas w. Petit
counsel for Brayton Ives and the
Northern Pacific. who has secured an
order citing the receivers to appear
October 2 and show cause why they
should not be removed, left Tacoma To-
will In all probability not be able to
will In all probability not be able to
furnish to 100000 bond required Of
each OF them by Judge Hanford. be
cause Of revelations made ut the CON-
ing hearing. He win prove. he says,
that wholly without authority OF court
they have paid William N. Cromwell,
counsel. salary of $4,000 q year. that
the receivers have paid themselves each
a salary OF $4,000 a year also without
authority of court: that they paid spec
.ai counsel at the Cakes hearing. before
Master Carey Of Judge Jenkins' court
10000. and that they have dragged In
to the case In Judge Hanford's court
ex-senator Dolph and Senator Mitchell
OF Oregon. each high priced man. and
that to pay them was entirely beyond
the receivers power. The total If the
surcharges. Mr.. Petit says. will exceed
500. 900. which viii necessarily have to
be paid by the bondsmen, should the re-
ceivers secure bondsmen. and for that
very reason they will not be able to
secure bondsmen. What brings this
feature OF the case home TO this court
Is the fact that the order of Judge Han
ford requires from the receivers a re-
port Of all the expenditures from the
date Of the last report made to Master
Carey more than six months ago and
that all the money Indicated above has
been paid out In that time. The facts
will come before the Seattle court, and
II gems certain that the surcharges,
which according to the decisions made
by the United States circuit court, the
court Of appeals and the supreme court
OF the United States are illegal. win not
be allowed by Judge Hanford.
Mr.. Petit Ii confident that the receiv-
ers win not be able to furnish bonds
men here. Mr. Petit finally points out
the fact that the receivers obtruded
themselves into the action before Judge
Hanford, a proceeding putting in issus
| a controversy solely between Brayton
Ives as president OF the Northern Pa
| cific, and the Farmers Loan n Trust
Company az trustee. For receivers &C
lively to take part In such proceedings
he declares TO be absolutely unheard Of
and improper. as they are merely ON
| GERS OF the court. He considers that
there is no doubt that the present re
ceivers will be removed and says the
federal courts action win prevent the
contamination OF the HiIi-Adams plan
for consolidation OF the Northern Pa.
cific and Great Northern.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
SUDDEN DeLuee IN INDIANAPOLIS
Thousands OF Dollars Worth of PROP
erfy DESTROYED BY Dowupour.

Thousands OF Dollars Worth of PROP
ery Destroyed by Dowupour.
Indianapolis. Sept. 4.-As the result
of the deluge which set In last night
at s p. m. and continued until this
morning thousands of dollars worth OF
property has been destroyed and street
car transportation and telephone COM
munication suspended. The business
portion of the city was flooded because
of the inability OF the sewers to carry
the water away. In the neighborhood
of Pine and Washington streets dozen
had to be rescued by the police. At
daylight lightning started fire In the
telephone exchange building and the
entire system burned out. resulting In
an extensive loss. Up TO o'clock this
morning the rainfall amounted to CT
inches.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
ANTI.slLveR DEMOCRATS GATHER
Administration wing In Nebraska Will
Nominate q Ticket.

Nominate q Ticket.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 4.-Many dele
gates to the democratic state conven-
ton which win convene here tomorrow
are I'm the city tonight. The represen-
tation will be full. This IL the wing OF
the party that refused 10 be factor In
the fusion arrangement with the popu-
lists last year on the state ticket. as
their leaders alleged. The other ele-
ment declare. however. that II was not
fusion. but the position Of the conven-
ton last year in favor Of silver which
drove the democrats who win compose
tomorrow's convention out of line
Their is no doubt of tomorrow's conven-
ton on the financial question The
body will be a unit In favor of the ad-
ministration and anything 1t may de-
sire In that direction. The feature OF
the meeting viii be the letter OF regret
from Secretary Carlisle. who was in
yited to address the convention. The
convention will probably name full
ticket. which this year means supreme
judges and university regents. This
element of the party cast about one
fourth of the vote of the democratic
| party last year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11

Wharses. Buildings and Consents Worn
Ssss 900 Destroyed.


Boston. Sept A disastrous Ere
broke out shortly after s o'clock this
morning at the pier at East Boston.
owned by the Boston a Albany rail-
road, and soon spread 20 adjoining
piers and storehouses. Piers !, and
were burned and storehouses 4 and
wholly destroyed. Almost the eztire
fire department OF Boston was called
10 the scene as well as the department
from winthrop and two fire boats.
About o'clock storehouse 8 caught fire
and burned rapidly. Fifteen freight
cars and a large amount OF freight
were destroyed.
II was first thought that the loss
would not exceed $4,000. but careful
estimate indicates that the loss will
reach s6s5. 900, possibly more. In the
sheds destroyed were 5000 bales OF sisal
grass. 20 carloads Of hay. nearly 30 car
| loads OF -four In sacks, l6 carloads OF
merchandise and 7700 bales Of hemp
and wool, all valued at $4,000. The
wharves and buildings destroyed were
/ valued at $4,000
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
PLUG TosAcco MEN IN SESSION
Considering Plans To Rcbuke the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company.

Considering Plans to kcbuke the Ameri-
can Tobacco company.
New York. Sept 4.'--Much interest
was manifested in the meeting at Hoi-
land house today OF the plug tobacco
manufacturers. Gathered In the hotel
were representatives OF such large plug
tobacco firms as Pierre Lorriliard a Co.
and Buchanan a. Lyman. all OF this
city. ID. Mayo & Co. of Richmond, Va:
sorg A. Co. Of Middietown. o.: Scotch
a Co. OF Detroit. Mich: FINER Brothers
of Louisville. KY: The Liggitt a. Myers
Tobacco Co.. and the Pepper Tobacco
Co. Of st. Louis.
The plug manufacturers are at outs
with the American Tobacco Co. and
assert that the company has encroached
on their territory by the manufacture
OF plug tobacco. One threat OF the plug
tobacco manufacturers In that they
will manufacture cigarettes and give
them away with purchases Of plug to-
bacco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
PROPOSE TO RECLAIM ARID LAND

Colorado Company Has Its Eye on
100000 Acres.
Denver, Sept THE Pawnee Pass
Reservoir Company has filed with the
state land board a request to be sent
to the secretary of the interior TO seq
regate 100000 acres of land in Logan
county for reclamation under the arid
land act. The company is represented
by George III. West Of Greeley. The
proposition of the company is to con-
struct reservoir which viii hold 1900
ooo. 900 cubic feet OF water, which will
be sufficient TO irrigate 100000 acres OF
land. The ditch win be 80 miles long.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11

There is a great deal OF truth in this
old saw and Its warning should be heed
ed by every one. and especially those
who feel the cares OF business weighing
them down. A relief from all worries
can be obtained. and business and
pleasure be combined, by a trip on the
Great Lakes via the Northwest or
Northlsnd. the palace steamers opera
ted by the Great Northern system.
They leave Duluth Mondays and Fri
days, their eastern terminal being Buff
falo. and stop en- route at sault Ste
Marie. Mackinao island. Detroit and
Cleveland. There In no finer trip In Am
erica than is afforded by these spiendid
boats.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
LyNcneRs HELD FROM THEIR PREY
Ran Against thu United States Revenue
Service on the sound.


New whatcom. WASH. Sept. A
mob Of would-be lynchers ran against
the United States revenue service at
Blakeiy Island last night and got the
worst of IL. The sheriff was preparing
to bring X. II. Strauh. who killed Leo
Santerman. TO New Whatcom. The
revenue launch Scott. commanded by
Lieutenant Garden, was TO convey the
prisoner. but before II arrived. Stranb
and Irving Parberry. the boy who was
responsible for the murder. were taken
to the wharf. A mob had been organ
lied to lynch them and followed them to
the wharf. The launch arrived just In
time and Lieutenant Garden. drawing
pistol. confronted the crowd OF 30 armed
men. lie announced that ne would
shoot any man who fired upon the
United States nag or any man under Its
protection. The mob weakened and the
prisoners were taken away In safety.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
IDAHO FRUITS AT THE OMAHA FAIR
Three of the Southern Counties VIII
send Exhibits.

Boise. Sept. 4.-washington. Canyon
and Ada counties win make horticul-
hiral exhibit at the Nebraska state fair
1t Omaha. beginning on the 18th. The
Union Pacific has offered 10 transport
the exhibits free and an elaborate dis
Iaay of the fruits Of this section will be
made. The exhibit Ii now being gath
ared ana will be very fine. The crop
% especially good and the exhibit win
cpen the eyes of those who sec Ii TO the
fuit growing possibilities OF fhia Sec
ton. The project Is under the manage
f,ent OF v. ID. Hannah. who was at the
worlds fair with the exhibit from this
aate.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
THREE feloNs PLEADED GUILTY
batch of Fifteen Prisoners arraigned In
q Boise Court.

Batch OF Fifteen Prisoners Arraigued in
a Boise Court.
Boise. Sept. Ain the district court
today Is prisoners were brought In to
plead. OF these three pleaded guilty.
The court intimated that In those cases
in which the parties knowing them
selves TO be guilty. should save the
county expense by pleading guilty, their
action might be taken into considera-
ton In passing sentence One who
pleaded guilty was Ray Gardner. He
was a constable here. At the close of
his term he sold TO banks several hun
dred dollars worth of bogus claims
against the county for services. He al
so forged r. T. wyman's name to a
note for 500. which he discounted at
First National bank. Some months
later he was arrested In Alaska. 1t
was on the charge Of forgery that he
pleaded guilty today.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
ALL THE sANNocKs At LIBERTY

MarysNaIe Ufftcers OufWif the GOyeru.
ment Authorities.
Washington. Sept. 4.-The depart
ment of justice has notified the Indian
bureau that there are no Bannock In
dams In confinement at Marysyale
wyo.. those arrested and imprisoned by
state authorities for violation of the
game laws being allowed to escape
The district attorney for Wyoming
therefore. 10 unable to ask for writs OF
habeas corpus In their behalf and this
means Of bringing the Bannock treaty
before the United States courts for ad-
judication can not be used.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
FOREST FIRES RAGE N NEW JERSEY


Sea Isle City. ". j.. Sept. s.--The mp
per end OF Cape May county is being
swept by destructive forest fire which
has ragged fiercely since Sunday night.
A force OF 5000 men is fighting the fire.
hui all efforts 60 stop Its progress have
thus far proven futile.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
TURKEY MUST BOW TO THE POWERS


he NO Longer an opprsssor
Constsntinopie. Sept. Att Is official
ly announced that Rusteme Pasha.
Turkish ambassador TO England. has
telegraphed the foreign minister that
he has had an interview relative 10 the
Armenian question with Lord Sails
bury. whom he assured that the sub
lime porte was not opposed 70 the re-
forms proposed by the powers slgnatery
to the treaty of Berlin. but Turkey
could not permit the control Of Arme-
MIA w an International commission.
Lord Salisbury replied that under the
circumstances It would be useless to
continue the interview. III. he said, the
porte persists In its refusal the powers
will undertake the suggested reforms.
and rest satisfied. If. however. the
pore continues TO resist. Lord Sails
bury added. II win be the signal for
the Acknowledgement Of Turkey. The
Dispatch has caused the greatest I'M
easiness here.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
BUTTE MINERS CHAMPION oRlLLERs

Cripple creek Experts Beaten by tho
Montana Men.
Cripple Greek. Col. Sept. 4.-The drill
ing contest In this city was won by
Freythey and Talon of Butte. Mont.
who drilled IS 1916 inches in granite In
ID minutes. Burns and Campbell OF
Butte. won at Victor. drilling s5h
inches. The two Montana teams have
challenged all the miners OF Cripple
Greek district for a 15-minute drilling
contest. but 1t Is not likely that they
will be accepted.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
GERMAN SILVER PARTY Is ACTIVE
London Times Relieves Free Coinage
Dec .arafion May Come.

declaration May Come.
London, Sept "A Berlin dispatch to
the Times says the German bimetallists
are making desperate attempts to de-
prive of Its uncomfortable meaning the
statement Of Hon. A. J. Balfour In the
house of commons to the effect that the
currency conference would not prob
ably come TO any agreement on the ra-
ito of the value between gold and sill
yer. DIR. Arendt. editor OF the organ OF
the bimetailists. declares that IL Ger
many continues her policy OF INDIGESTION
the extreme silver party viii rise, de-
handing free coinage of silver.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
TO sgaRcH FoR HIDDEN TREASURE


TX t1AitUu TIT HA A1taB4 " HAIA NOH$GAte
spanish nounioous.
Santa Cruz, Cal. Sept. At. ID.
Hughes, r.. +. Davis. r. l. Mann and
Pete Chrisman OF Gonzales. and ii. e.
Mohrman and P. Jennings of Gilroy. to-
day sailed for a lone island In the Pa
cific ocean about 500 miles west of
Peru In search of buried treasure.
Forty-three years ago Mr.. Jennings
was a sailor In the South seas. and as
such Is said TO have been one of six who
buried on a lonely island In the Pacific
three large jars OF Spanish doubloons.
valued at between s30o. 900 and 1.oo0.-
900. Mr.. Jennings Ii the only man alive
that knows the location of the money.
as the other five died on the Peruvian
coast. He has also q chart OF the island
and claims 1t is volcanic and uninhab-
tied. Three months will be required to
make the trip.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
CHINESE en- ROUTE TO ATLANTA
Treasury department Illus Batch Prom
Vancouver a. Watch.

washington. ScrL. 4.-The treasury
department. today received telegram
announcing the arrival at Vancouver,
b. c.. OK $50 Chinese destined for the
Atlanta exposition. II is supposed
these Chinese win enter the United
States at ogdensburg, N. T.. and the
collector there has been instructed 10
be on his guard against illegal entry. ~
the department has received informa-
ton that an effort would be made to ef-
feet the entry OF several Chinese not
legally entitled to come into the United
States.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11

Han FrAncisco, Sept. ga local paper
NAYS that George w. Van Guelph. seere-
iarf az The international Cigar Makers
Uninn. has disappeared. and Il Is knewa
<haf he Il about $50 short IN his accounts.
~ vas the ponuIist candidate for county
clerk AZ the last election.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11

Erie. Pa. Sept. AR. p. searie, the BIZ
cyclist who attempted a record-brea kine
ride from Chicago TO New York, reached
here nj SIS today. a day ahead of the
best previous time. Three miles east Of
Erie he gave np the attempt, finding the
roads impossible to ride over, owing 10
the heavy rains.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
ELDER TANNER TALKED roo MUCH
Ashevilie, n. c.. Mob Tried 10 Run Him
Out OF Town.

Asheytile, n. T.. MOD lfied 10 KUN HIM
Out OF Town.
Ashevilie. N. c.. Sept. 4.-Last night
1bo or more negroes and whites went TO
the house OF Elder Tanner. colored.
TO run him out of town. About 1s shots
were discharged. Two or three riot
ers were shot. also woman living In
the neighborhood. Tanner escaped In
Jury. Tanner and some of his support
ers were put In jail for protection.
Tanner excited the ire of the colored
pastors by preaching a peculiar doc
trine. The pastors passed denuncia-
tory resolutions against the elder and
asked the city council 70 help them get
him out OF town. The mob then formed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
ono WOOL GROWERS WANT RELIEF


Columbus. a.. Sept 4.-The Ohio Wool
Growers Association this evening ad-
opted resolution to the effect that the
low tariff on wool Ia causing heavy
lDsxea to farmers. and urging all wool
growers, farmers and others interested
IN wool production. to petition the iifty-
fourth congress tu pass legislation IA
vorabie 10 such Interests. Judge Law
renee announced that he would call a
meeting OF the Nailsanal Wool Growers
Association at Washington after con-
nrnns assemblies O.. inaugurate . move
ment to have TIE tariff on wool re-
stored-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
SrlALLER THAN USUAL

-lilliputian, In fact
are Doctor pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
DIR. X. " Pierce,
Chief Consulting
Physician to the In
vaids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute.
Of Buffalo. N. Y.
was the 6rst to in
troduee a Little Pin
to the Americas
people. For all
laxative and ca
thartic purposes
these 8uQar-coafeo
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
Insnlre,i the Emrternr.

Berlin, sept 4.--Herr Pfund. editor OF
vorMaertz has been arrested and two
editions Of his paper confiscated upon the
ground that the paper contained articles
insulting Emperor William.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11
esnne in Tsnnessse.

Nashville. Tenn. Sept A report has
reached here that Il heuaea nj Hunting.
don. Carroll county. were demolished by
. cyclone at go q. m. today. and one man
Is reported seriously injured.