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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-08
Forty-three Charges.

San Francisco, Sept. So. NJ. We'll
burn, the deposed collector of internal
revenue, appeared before Judge De
Haven in the United States district
court for arraignment upon forty
three charges of embezzlement and
was allowed until Wednesday next in
which to plead thereto.
The rebellion in Uruguay is grow.
ing,
Minister Angel has been granted an
audience by the sultan.
Dave Powell. ex-governor of the
Bank of England, is dead. He was
born in 1910.
Cholera is raging at sandon, b. c.,
and the people in that vicinity are flee
ing for their lives.
G. J. Troutman of Cincinnati at
tempted suicide at San Francisco. He
will probably recover.
About 300 Turks have been arrested
for supposed connection with the com
mittee of the young Turk party.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-08

Victoria is at Balmoral.
Ravages from disease continue ia
Cuba.
Edward Bellamy is about to take VI
his residence in Denver.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-08

An effort is being made to postpone
the sale of the Union Pacific until
congress convenes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
NO LUCK IN FINDING THIS HONEY.

1T COST THIRD-AvE GRIPMAN DAYS PAY
FOR PICKING UP $50 IN THE STREET.
As long as he Is a gripman, James Mclaughlin
will never again stop his car 10 secure money ne
sees lying In the street Mclaughlin last Tuesday
saw s2s In bills lying the tracks in front OF his
car In Thrd-ave.. between Thirty-frst and Thirty
second SITS He stopped the car and collected tho
scattered bills.
The money belonged to Mrs. Ida Thompson OF
Brooklyn who had come TO New-York for the pur-
pose of depositng so in the bank at Thrty-fourth-
At and Third-ave. She had the sum In DIS
loosely placed in the handbook and while crossing
the street lost all the money she dlscoVcreI heI
loss however In time to see Mclaughlin PICK up
something. and Immediately cried out; GiVe me
that money. II IS mine. -, ,.
Mclaughlin told the woman that she would nave
as all money found must be left there. Then ne
went on his way and deposited there the bs nc
had found When Mrs. Thompson arrived super.
intendent Robinson offered her the f26 She refused
10 accept this the ground that she had lost go
The supern endent told Mrs. Thompson that inc
gripman was perfectly honest and That ne had
only picked up S6, but Mrs. Thompson was not
satisfied and going 10 Magistrate Deuel.. IN me
Yorkville Police Court, had a summons Issued TOT
the grtpman. 49,, ST., .o,~
Magistrate Deuel. told the woman that she must
accept the S35 or nothing. She accepted the
money but. all the same Mclaughlin loses
days pay by the operation
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Mem Publications
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A HISTORY OF DANCING.

From the Earliest Ages 10 Our Own Times.
BY CASTOR VUILLlER. With - fuil-
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ALFRED LORD TENNYSON.
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THE SCIENTIFIC ASPECTS OF CHRISTIAN
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BY G. FREDERICK WRIGHT, d. D.. LII. D..
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BIRD LIFE.

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THE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls On:
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LULLABY LAND.

Songs Of Childhood. By EUGENE
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