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RaIrIsH CoMlIRNr
On ths'FaIl In the Prles ofslIvsr-Wsra-
ing to Free sllvsritss. o.

ing TO Free bilveritss.
LONDON, July ss.-The Globe COM
menting on the fall In silver. saya; An
augmentation OF the worlds gold Yield
could not fail to increase the value OF
silver. When California and Australia
poured their auriferOus riches into the
market, silver, like ait other commodiI.
les, acquired an enhanced value. But
the United States then had no accumu-
latlons OF the white metals, whereas
these have become so enormous that
silver sales can only be effected at
sacrifice.
This weeks collapse would have
happened some time back. but for the
continuous purchases on Japanese Ao-
count. That demand has ceased and
China and India are supplied. what
steps the American ailverites win pro-
pose to counteract this disastrous stAt0
OF things. remains to be seen. Their at
titude 10 a specific threat to tampeF
with the currency.
president McKlnley possibly foFe-
seeing an attempt OF this sort, has giv-
en- an emphatic warning that he will be
no party to such perllous work. II 10
fortunate that the India mints are clos
ed, otherwise the rupee would be more
deprecated than It is. The coin keeps
its value remarkably well, and II
America ceases to force the silver mar
kets there may be an improvement
soon"
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BENTON HARBoR, Mich, July 2O.--
Tho widow OF Lieutenant schwatka. the
Arctic explorer, being interviewed here
concerning the Klondyko gold regions.
which country she has repeatedly visit
ed with her husband. declared that tho
government should stop the tide OF In.
migration pouring lnto the gold fields IN
Alaska. She says that the mountain
passes are Btrcwn With the skeletons OF
unfortunate miners who pcrished from
either cold, heat. malaria or starvation
while trying to reach the golden region.
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THREE MURDERS
Occur in One Day in the City of
Aosile, Alabama.
PEOPLE DRIVEN TO FRENZY

Aud Basins" Practically suspended.
LynshinEi Attempted, bat the Authors
ties were too VlEllAnt. and the JAll was
too strong for ths Accomplishment OF
the Purpose or the hIsddensd ThronE.
One OF the Grimes was Peculiarly Rratai.
A APOIiosmaA Among the Victims, who
SIs, Death while Trying DO Make an
Arrest
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COLUMBUS. o., July 2o.-Presldent
W. D. Mnhon, of the street car en-
ployes' association, left tonight for
Charleston, W. Va. where he win es-
tabfiah headquarters for the miners or
ginizers. The organizers bureau Will
be under the direct supervision OF Mr..
Mahon, who will have control OF the
miners forces In West Virginia. The
state has been divided into three dis
trlcts. with labor leader IN charge OF
each. ]. W. Rae. OF Chicago, vice pres
ident OF the painters and decorators
national union, will have charge OF the
Fairmont district; Robret Askcwpre
Ident OF the Mineral National Associa-
ton, will have charge of the Elithorn
district, and Chris Evans, ex-secretary
OF the American Federation OF Labor,
viii have charge OF the New River dis
trlct.
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FAIRMONT INJUNCTIoH.
Governor Atkinson ana Ex-Governor
Fleminu raik tho Matter Over.

EleulnH AAlh tuo Mhttor Oret.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 90
Messrs. GonIpers. Ratchford and sover-
eign, the committee who came here yes
terday to confer with Governor Akin
son. left early this morning. Gompers
went to Washington, D. c.; Ratchford
to Columbus, Ohio. and Sovereign to
Fort Wayne. The governor told them
that as soon as he received an official
copy Of the Injunction issued by Judge
Mason and examined II. he would send
his reply by mail 10 each member OF
the committee. The governor has tele-
graphed for a copy Of the Injunction
and he expects to receive It by to-mor-
row.
Governor Atkinson had long CONVEX
satian to-day by telephone with ex-Gov-
ernor Fleming at Falrmont relative to
the Injunction. Governor Atkinson was
OF the opinion that 1t was too far
reaching In It's effects. but Governor
Fleming said that II had been prepared
with great care and was In accordance
with all decisions OF the courts upon the
subject
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BALTIMORE. July 2O.-rhe second
days session of the Fifth biennial con-
vcntion of the English Evangelical
Lutheran synod was opened this morn
Ing with prayer by Rev j. Nickel, OF
Akron, Ohio. The meeting at once pro-
ceeded to business and officers were
elected and committees formed for thd
two ensuing years. The newly elected
officers are: Rev. f. Rriegle. Koiners
Store, Va, president; Prof. A. n Mey-
or, 81, Johns college, Wlndgol6, xausas,
vice president; Rev. William Schoen-
feidt. New York, secretary Nr. 4. u.
suecop. Pittsburgh, treasurer.
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HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa. July 2o,--
Crawford Black, hucluter, residing at
clayaburg this county was shot In thu
head thrco times by q stranger who wng
riding with him on his wagon through
the Anthlll woods near this place TO-
day The stranger was n tramp. who
was being glven a ride by Black. In
lonely part " the woods, hc drow a re-
volyer, shot Iilnclt, plundcrcd the wng.
ON nud led. Black u ellll unconscious.
4 posse Is securing Brush mountain for
tho would-bo murderer.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2o.-Persons
who are generally supposed to know
what Is going on among the people who
are opposed to Senator Quay In Repub-
ilcan party affairs, said that they did
not think the movement In favor OF an
independent Republican state ticket this
year, II there is such n movement. had
extended outside OF the city OF Pitts
burgh, where II had been aEitatod. Hon
John Wanamaker said he knew nothing
Ms to the probability OF an Independent
ticket being placed in the field.
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aRRMAEY's DEMANDS
In Peace NsEotiAtlAtions Do Not HEST
with Favor by Ambassadlofs.

with Favor by AmbhhHauoft.
coNsTANTINoPLE. July 2s.-The
demand OF the German ambassador.
Baron saurma de Jeltsch, that pro-
vision be inserted in the peace treaty
between Greece and Turkey for Euro
pean control OF Greek finances Hssets
with disfayor among the other anbas-
sadors. They consider that 1t is not COW
cred by their instructions. but should
be made the subject OF direct negotia-
tlons between Germany and the other
powers.
Even the Turks oppose this project, as
they regard It as an attempt TO .a1te ad-
vantage of the peace negotiations 10 the
interests Of the German bond-holdefs.
While II ia thought improbable that
Greece could raise the indemnity loan
without such guarantees as would be
provided by European control OF her
finances. the proposed stipulation Is not
regarded as In order,in n treaty to
which only Greece and Turkey are par
tlaa
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WEST NEWTON, Pn,, July 29.-1t is
reported here Tonight that the striking
miners along the Monongahela and
Youghiogheny rivers win march to
Sickle Hollow, 10 induce. II possible.
the miners OF the Washington Coal and
Coke Company and Perry Coal Com.
pany to join their ranks. The former
company II reported to be preparing to
receive the men, and before morning
thc bloody scenes Of 1894 I'm that place
may be repeated,
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RsnnnIIe ef C,n,rnI Am,ric..

WASHINGTON, d. c., July "a
report has been received from William
Meyers Little, consul at Teguclgalpa,
Honduras, enclosing copy OF the
treaty that has been signed by the rep
resentatlves OF the Ave Central Amorl-
can states or the republics Of Guntema.
IN, Costa Rlca, Nicaragua, Honduras
ana Salvador IL goes into chcct Sep.
tembcr 10. The union IL named tho
Republic Of Central America, and the
countries forming II will nov take the
names OF states.
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HARRISBURG. Pa, July 20.--Gover-
nor Hastings tonight disposed Of all the
expense bills Of the various legislative
investigating committees. In nearly
every case he dlsapproved the ltcma In
favor OF members for sleeping bcrths.
parlur and dining car charges, carriage
hire. mileage, telegram aud telephone
messages, preparing reports. clerk hire
and personal expenses" The various
bills for the attendance OF the legislature
at the Mckinley Inauguration, were also
dlsnpproyed.
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ROCHESTER,. N. Y, July 2O.-During
the performance of Carmen by the Kir-
wan Opera company, at tho Lyceum
theatre this afternoon. Miss Susie Rir-
wan, Who was playing the part of Car
men was stabbed by Clayton Ferguson,
who was playing the part OF Ban Jose.
fIy mistake fc picked Up a sharp dag
ger used by Fn Dlavolo, instead OF the
dull one usually used. Miss Kirwan
tainted. 4 physician was hastily SUM
moned and pronounced the wound not
serious. Miss Kirwan sang ~ usual this
evening.
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morning. Secretary Warner says this
Is the most important result OF the big
meeting, and II will betaken advantage
of at once to influence the men at the
other two mines to come out The min
ers' officials are jubilant over this VIC
tory, Eugene Debs left the city tonight
for Columbus, on business which he de-
clIned TO make public, Before leaving
he expressed himself as greatly en-
couraged. II expects great results from
to-day's meeting.
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FIRST CONFLICT
Between Law Omesrs ana Strikers Take
Place at meGovern, Pa.

Between Law Omesrs and Strikers Takes
Place at MeGovern, Pa.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 2s.-The
first conflict between the law and the
striking miners at McGovern took place
this morning when Jim McManus, Tom
Hayes. Ted and Andrew Savage were
arrested and brought to Washington.
The men are charged with having tres
passed on the Allison mine property in
contempt OF the injunction recently
uranted by President Judge j. A. Nc
Ilvalne It Is said they loltered along
path leading TO the pit mouth and
used abusive language to the men go
ing 10 work, uuch az BLACK sheep"
"scab," etc, and singing "Well hang
black sheep to Il sour apple tree" TO the
tune OF John Browns body Hes moul-
tlering In the grave"
They were put under bail to answer
on Monday.
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WRECK Vd B. & {.
Near Granon-Thrss Employees Ipjursd
and Mine Cars Smashed.

Near Grafton-Three Fmpioyes Injured
and Mine Cars Smashed.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, July ga SER
ious freight wreck occurred a few miles
west OF here to-day, on the fourth d.
vision of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
in which three men were seriously In
Jured. The wreck was caused by the
drivers OF the engine No. 5Ss jumping
OF the track. Nine fiat cars, nil loaded
with crushed stone. were hurled over
the bank.
The injured are Charley Limerick, en-
gineer hurt In the back: Fireman L. u.
Hartman, side mashed: Supervisor
James Malloy. seriously bruised by be-
ing thrown among the crushed stone.
Local passenger trains were detoured
by the way OF clarksburg and over the
Monongaheia river railroad. Traffic was
delayed about eight hours.
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u.nh,m Found cnlItv,

BATAVIA, N. Y. July 2s.-Howard
C. Benhnm. a young banker OF this
place, was to-day found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree. II was charged
that he poisoned his wife with prussic
ocld. Mrs. Benham died the frst weak
In January. Benham's trial lasted
nearly three weeks. The case was eiv-
en- to the jury early yesterday after
noon,
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rnmnn. rlnrr llnr.n nrnh.

LEXINGTON, Ky, July Domino
the famous race horse, died at the farm
of James It kccno 1t o'cloch this
morning, Of menIngua tie was taken
M ycatorday ana alx yotctlnarlcs eoulA
not nave him. Domino was foaled IN
1891, and won about 100000 IN stakes
ana purauS
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July aO.-Dei-
egutoa representing the wngc committee
Of the window glass workers. associn-
tlon Of the United States, met here to-
day. to arrange the wage scale for tho
coming year The delegates say they
have assurance that their demand for
an advance will be granted on the
strength of additional tnrlft protection.
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WASHINGTON, u, G., July 90 Tho
appointment Of michael y Burke, Of
Chicago, Os consul to st Thomas aul
Fort Stanley, ont, Ia said to be d rec.
ORnltlOn by the President OF the worl,
done by the telegrnphers and railroad
employees for The Republican party dur.
ng thu last campaign. MIR. nurhe was
secretary ot the Federated clubs oG
railroad employees and trlegraphcra.
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De ARMITT'S MINES
Entire Force of Striking Miners
Conferred There.
LARGE DELEGATIONS ARRIVED
During the Night and Encamped
to Await Daylight.
MARCHED WITH BRASS BANDS

Their Demonstrations, However, no Not
Appsarto fIavs Had Any Pronounced
Eject on the Men Working In the New
York & clsvsland'S cOmpHny's Pits.
Deb, and Others Address Large Gath.
srins-Do Armltt Claims that all Ills
Mine, are Working, aud will be To-
morrow-serrptsry Warner, Last Might,
Asserted that 500 Men Had Resolved Not
10 Go 10 Work To-day.
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Ansr Eleven Year,.

Special Dispatch to the tnto:ilgcneer.
WEIGH, w. Va, July 2s.-In the
criminal court OF this county. NJ. Lee was
sentenced to life Imprisonment for the
murder OF Thomas Cline. This murder
was Committed nearly eleven years ago,
and Lee has been lodging the law ever
since. This was one OF the darkest
crimes In the history at the county.
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NEW YORK, July 9o.-Auguatn Mack
and Martin Thorn, accused OF the MUIR
der Of william Guldeasuppe. were ar
ralgned to plead In the court Of general
sessions to-day. They both entered tho
plea Of not guilty and were rcmandod
TO the Tombs pending the ilxlng Of u
1nlo for their trial,
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COLUMBUS, o., July 2o-w, b. Ma
hon. In charge Of the miners West
virginia campaign, has named j. w.
tlpR na chief lieutenant In the Fair
mont district, and H. Aakew In the Elk
horn district
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ARE ENTRENCHED.
Another Feature of the Deputy
Marshals' Cases.
THE MARSHAL'S APPOINTEES,

Although Approved by ihs Attorney Gem
sraI were Not Psrmlttsd to bs sworn la
by JndKe jackson, and thS DemOoratiS
InSumbsnhars More Firmly Fixed than
Evsr-Ths Order OF ths CoHrt was only
Made to he ConslstsAt with ths Pre-
yiousiy Rendered Decision, Declaring
Them to bs Within ths ClAIslIisd List.
Case will bo Taken to Higher Courts.
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HUNTINGTON. W. Va. July pa
report has just reached here that Cap
Hatfield, the notorious outlaw. held for
murder on two cases. had escaped from
the Mlngo Jail this morning. by cutting
his way out with q hatchet. A large
reward Is offered for him.
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LoNDoN--Elyria, New York.
UAMpURG-Bolivln New orleans,
NEW YoRK-tinvei, frcm Bremen.
sTETT1N-1siand, New York, via
Chrlstianh. etc.
ANTwERP-Pennsyiyanin, Philadel.
phll
CHERBOURG = Fuorst bismarck.
New York, via Plymouth. for Hamburg.
PHILADELPHIA - Sailed, Nesher-
land for Antwerp
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a pElArEp MEssAaE
Found in Unpaeiing Case OF Havanr
Tobacco Lear.

Found in UnpAeking Case or HavRnR
Tobacco Leaf.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 2s.-whlls
unpacking a case OF Havana leaf to-
baeco this afternoon, an empIoye of the
firm of vetterleln Bros, discovered the
following letter upon a single sheet OF
note paper:
HAVANA, April. 4. 1895
ITO Whom It May Concern.
There is In Moro Castle three Amer-
can men who were captured In Rio Del
Plnar. They are not allowed to COM
municate TO any one to apply for re-
lief from the United States government.
/ take this means to notify persons In
the states for them. They have papers
for honorable discharge from the army
In 1865. They give their homes as Ger
mantown. Philadelphia. The men were
on tour Of Cooks excursion"
(Signed.) AMMO LUIGI.
Havana"
The cargo OF tobacco in which the
message has laid. arrived at this port
on the steamer Seneca from Havana, on
April 10. 1896 II laid in tho bonded
warehouse until the latter part OF last
March, when the beginning OF the tar
IN excitement caused a uumber Of to-
bacco men TO take out goods consigned
to them.
Since that time the case had been
standing in Vetterleln's store unopened.
The letter was forwarded to the state
department at Washington.
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M..t YIrrlnIs pn,tmn,lrt,.

WASHINGTON, d. C., July 20.-The
President appointed the following post.
masters to-dayi James w. Holt. Graf.
toni william A, chnpllnc, Shepherds
| IneYn
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DIED.

GRtTFITH--Ai baltimore. Nd. Thurs.
day. July 20, 1891, LAURA LuKENB,
wlfe or Melvin s, Griffith
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For west Virginia, Western Pennbyl-
vanla and Ohio, fair, warmer; light
soulherly winds
1,s.t t,s,,,,,.e,tass
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01
In a Nutshell.

New York, New Jersey and Ken
lucky cast 5S electoral votes for Nc
Kiniey-one Of Kentucky's votes go
ing to Bryan. New York, New Jers y
and Kentucky all went Democratic at
the recent elections. Had Mckinley
been a candidate this November in.
stead OF last year, the popular vote in
these three Democratic States would
certainly have been cast against him.
Now, deduct these IS electoral votes
from the 27l which Mr.. Mckinley re-
oeived, and there are left 2l3. Add
these So votes to the 17G of Mr.. Bryan
and he would have 234. That is O
majority of q in the electoral college
In other words, the Democrats do not
need to gain another State. They need
only retain these three--New York
New Jersey and Kentucky--and they
will elect the next President.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01
Deep Mining In California.

In Amador county the Kennedy
mine is being very profitably worked
at depth Of 2200 feet, the Keystone
at 400 feet, the Manoney at 1000 feet
the South Eureka at 1900 feet, the
Wildman at 1900 feet, the leila at IL.
90 feet, and several others at like
depths.
In Calaveras county the Gwin is
being worked at 1900 feet, the Lane
and Tullock at 1850, the Stanislaus
(Melones) at 1000, the Utica at over
1900
In Nevada county the Champion is
down 1900 feet, tie Empire 2l00 feet,
the Maryland 1000 feet, the North
Star 2OOO feet, the Omaha 100 feet
the Providence 100 feet.
This list could be largely extended
but is sufficient for the purpose. These
are all good paying, true tissure gold
mines.
Deep mining has not much more
than fairly begun in California. In
Australia, at Ballarat, they are down
5000 feet and still paying.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01

The Sun has before remarked
that, according to population, Idaho
had more team and horse accidents
than any other State or Territory in
the Union. We sse no reason to
amend the statement. There were
two deaths in the Occur d'Alenes
during the week from this cause.
The deaths throughout the State
will average at least three a week
to say nothing Of numberless per-
sons injured.-Murray Sun.
The beauties Of the Dingley tariff
monstrosity continue to advertise
themselves to the delight Of the
manufactures and the distress OF
the poor men and women who
work for wages. All but one of the
cotton manufacturing associations
of Fall River, Mass. have agreed
to abide by the action of their spe-
cial committee on the condition of
their trade; the recommendation Of
the committee is shut down or a
decided reduction in wages. 1t is
the old story Of rising tariffs and
falling wages.
Don't be persuaded into buying lin
iments without reputation or merit
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no
more, and its merits have been proven
by test OF many years. Such letters
as the following, from l.. Bagley, Hue
meme, Cal, are constantly being receiv-
ed "The best remedy for pain l have
ever used is Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
ard / say so after having used it in
my family for several years" 1t cures
rheumatism, lame back, sprains and
swc!lings. For sale by r. w. Smith,
druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01
How To Prevent Pneumonia

At this time of the year a cold is
very easily contracted, and il let run
its course without the cid of some re-
liable cough medicine is liable to result
in that dread disease, pneumonia. We
know OF no better remedy to cure a
cough or cold than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. We have used it
quite extensively and it has always
given entire satisfaction.-Olagah, Ind
Ter. Chief.
This is the only remedy that is known
to be certain preventive Of pneuomon-
ia. Among the many thousands who
have used it for colds and la grippe
We have never yet learned Of u single
case having resulted in pneumonia
Persons who have weak lungs or have
reason to fear au attack of pneumonia
should keep the remedy at hand. The
% and 90 cent sizes for sale by r. w
Smith, druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01

DEMON Gazette. 1t is said that a
woman preacher IN an eastern church,
during the delivery of a strong sermon
on purity, suddenly drew back the
hymn book and said she would hit the
man who was untrue to his wife, and,
the story goes, every man in the front
pews lodged Was this a confession
Of gilt? Certainly not. Those men
were perfectly aware OF the reckless
uncertainty with which a woman
throwa a rock.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01
For over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part of the world. Twenty
cents a bottle. Its value is incalcu-
liable. BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind.