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WOULDN'T GRANT ".
Judge Randolph sf Kansas De~ss't ns-
ilese In G.vernment by Iatunctiss.

Emporia, Kan. Aug 22-The plan ~
Attorney General Boyle 10 snjoin The
railroad companies operating In Kansas
from collccting more for the hauling of
live stock than l. allowed under the re-
cent order OF th. board of railroad com-
mi-sionsrr. which order forbid- the rail-
roads charging by the hundred pounds for
carload lots. has met with a decided set
back herr. The attorney general had prs-
pared an injunction proceeding against
all the railroads involved and proposed To
file his petitions IN every county court In
the slate Hut when the attorney seneral
appeared before Judge Randolph tho
Judge refused to grant the preliminary
injunction. Judge Randolph declared he
did not bci.,Ne in government by tnjunc-
ti.n. aud asserted that In any event h.
would not grnnt even a temporary IN
junction uniil IN. a.fendants could be
present. He therefore named "Wednesday
next as the date for y hearing GA the ap-
plioation for temporary Injunction.
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lam W. Lawrence while standing on the
piazza OF hts residence the hall pcnetrai-
ing his right lung, Tho wounded man II
reported a. resting quietly tonight and
the attending PHYSICIANS think he viii re-
cover, although his axe, being beyond "a
Years, viii till against him. Lawrence
surrendered himself lo the sheriff after
the shooting and WAS lodged IA jail. Mrs.
l.awrenc" som" tim" aga left her hus-
band aud s"aVer appointed a guardian
for their '-y"sr-old daughter lie after
wards issued an Injunction restraining
Lawrence from interfering with the child
and incurred l.awrenccs hatred.
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TURNER'S IN hglCNA.
WIN Ho!d Convention to Organize q
state Associatio ioa.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
Helena. Aug. ss-Dclcgatcs from Ana
conda. Butte and Great Fails are here
to-day io attend the convention Of the
Turn Ncrrlns of the stat. and 10 form
state organization AZ n meeting To he
held tomorrow forenoon. There Was an
Informal reception to-day at Central
park at which the Turner societies gave
exhibitions on th. horizontal and parallel
bars, There will DE- a regular athletic
tournament tomorrow and large num-
b.r of prizes viii be distributed
Their" are now l& active Turner's IN
Montana and sst members In all OF the
various societies. Tn. principal Turner IN
the state H. Arthur Seller of Helena. The
first instructor OF the Anaconda N-rrin
Is Max Mayer and the nrst instructor IN
Butte II William strausser. They nav.
x picked men here To give exhibitions of
their work
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rnRge paoMINGMr MEN.
supposed To Ne the wurterers OF Csshiee
s,ruhI~ closely Watched.

Sheppard. Mich. Aug. 2.-sherin Mogs
and the W.sre county officials held a
meeting to-day at Mount Pleasant to
make further plans Tor the capture of
cashier struhles murderers. IL Is thought
that three prominent men In this vicinity
ar" the murderers. but the officers viii
not diyulg. names. They are carefully
watched and cannot escape. There -
great excitement among the people hers
aud AZ Mount Pleasant and iynchlng Is
freely talked OF.
The prosecuting attorney claims that
Cashier strublr Few minutes before his
death gave the names of three men whom
h. positively identitied as among his aS-
sailants. They are all well-~nown resi-
d.uts OF Isabella county and are ieposi-
tors at the Sheppard bank.
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BIC DECREASE IN SEALS
Resumption OF Pelasic Killing
More Apparent This Year.
WILL BE STILL GREATER
DR.. David Star Jordan Returns From
Investigations In Bering Ses-The
Electric Branding Method
success.

Portland. ore. Aug. se.-Dr, Da' ~
starr Jordan. commissioner In chief of
the FUR seal investigation commission,
and George A. Clarke. secretary of the
commission. arrived In Seattle On the
revenue cutter Rush. Captain W. II.
Roberts, commanding. They passed
through Portland to-day en- route for
San Francisco. The party left rnalas-
kf ON the morning % Aug. 18th.
Dr. Jordan reports the satisfactory
completion of the summers investlga-
lions by the two commissioners. Mr..
MacOun. the Canadian commissioner,
had already left Pribyioff Island The
British commissioner. President Thomp-
son. was about Ia leave On n. NJ. =.
Amphion. and Lucas. of the American
commission. remained behind for a
week or ten DAYS and will go direct To
san Francisco ON the steamer Del
Nortc. President Jordan said. speaking
directly regarding the result uf his lat
est Investigations.
The breeding grounds show a
shrinkage Of about Is per cent. over the
conditions Of last season, the hauling
grounds a shrinkage II - per cent.
This ~ about what was predicted by
the American commission last year.
and their conclusions are fully yindt-
Gated In all important regards. The
primary cause ~ shrinkage OF females
ON the breeding grounds is the pelaEic
catch of last fall and the present
spring, To this is added the loss due
to the starvation ~ orphaned pups In
1884. which should this year have ap-
psared 10 give birth tn their first pups
This starvation In 1884 affecting as II
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GOOD FoA AMERICA
Russia May Publish n Decree forbisdins
the Export af wheat.

Philadelphia, Aug. Eth. Press win
say tomorrow: Word has been received
AT this port that the Russian government
Is mclitating the PRONUNCIATION Of "a de-
cree prohibiting the export Of wheat, o~-
ing To the small crops In Southern Russia.
and this report is causing some uuessi-
ness To those Interested. The effect of
this contemplated action will he to create
"A strong active demand for tonnage I'm
the Black sea, 80 that as much grain Ms
is possible may be shipped before the
prohibition takes effect. This in Itself
would b" calculated 10 force up freights
ON vessels loading here. A well-known
shipping mnn IN this city said that this
contemplated action of the Russian gov
.rnmcnt makes II almost a settled fact
that Europe must look TO the tnlt.d
States to fill her orders for cereals.
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FIRST OF ITS KIND.
Four Men Arrested under the New Ken
tucky Mob Law.

Bowling Green. Ky. Aug. John
Nanmeter. David Hogan. George Mar
Tin, George Wand. Norman Clinton and
Porter Smithers have been arrested ON
the charge Of violating the most inn
portant feature of the new mob law
which was enacted by the last legisla-
ture. Warrants have also been issued
for four more men on the same charge.
The men arrested claim that they had
been promised jobs by the road super
visor. and that when the work was he
gun in the Hadley vicinity they were
left without WORK. These men then
went in a body To the regular road
crew and attempted III prevent them
from continuing their work and threat
ened them with mob violence n they
continued. Under the new mob law
this crime is a felony and a peniten-
tiary offense.
The trial is set for next Saturday.
and as IL will he the first case Of its
kind since the enactment Of the new
law II will be watched with interest by
people all over the state. The men ar
rested have all given bond.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

compared with those ~ last yrar. shows
an Increase of more than Iu0 psr cent.
and NJ compared with M. average for
the nve year. beginning June ~ iS,s
shows an Increase IT q fraction less than
~ per cent Tho iptai value ~ th" eSs1rtz
of dom-stir forest and lumber products
for the year Tuded Juus -. as compared
with tho previous = months. was ks.-
esLgo against 81 si7 10 or an Increase OF
a Dsr cent
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Columbus. Aug. 22.-President Ratch-
ford said tonight before leaving Pitts
burg that he expected. as the result
OF the conference Tomorrow with the
Piitsburg operators. that general
conference OF all coal operators ana
miners of the entire country would Dr
called Tor In the near future to ppa-
slider the question Of a settlement ~
thr strike He lid not anticipate any
other result from to-days conference.
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Prom tnaiaska.

Inalaska. via seattle. Aug. - Tho rev
enuo cutter Rush D. si tb' dock herr
ooaling The corN .n cohird md departed
al q D. IA. N,sIer,inN and n. VI : Amph-
ion has just arrived on tnu -umc mission.
The steamship ENcrhior with NJ pas-
srngcrF bound for DaW,ou TitY matt
this port this motning after safe pass
age from San Francisco
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New York. Aug "a tallyho coach
carrying number Of members of tie
John Palmer association of Brookivn
WAS run into at Con.y leland to-nlgh' bs
"A trolley ear aud wre, krd Fifteen OF ~"
occupants of M, coa,h were injured.
Annn Drster of T'laihush William NJ
Runy "f Brooklyn driver oi TIE coach.
are believed TO b. fatally hurt
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Murdered by ssia son.

Binghamtou n. v. Aug. sa-frank
Dickinson. aged about ~ years. was muir
,lored by his sou Leroy at Cortland last
night They had quarrel I'm which
threats were made by both and finally
tho younger Dickinson In a frenzy of rage
caught hts father by the throat aud
choked him to death
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Death sf Ca,aipa Jin,.

New Haven, Conn, Aug. 2..-Jam-s
Reynolds. known ~ "'atalpa Jim. di"d
at his hom. In this ny to-day Nj Rev
noids was ON. OF The l'aning spirits IN the
old Fontan brotherhood and hi- hitting
out tn" 'ataipa expedition mad" his
name widely known throughout TIA"
country.
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at Bellaire. The Wheeling coal min
ers, who are the moving cause in get
ting out the Pcddling bank miners. Mill
probably march Ia the river 'front.' ana
force the Peddling bank men Ia come
out again. ON this side OF the rive
there Is still complete ue-up. bgt
there Is feeling that II cannot uc
maintained much longer.
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,,,., M.f.. nr.,h.r aud s.lf.

Nash,illc. r.nn.. Aag-2-l z. Rich. .
vSdHs- white man. sHcs M KHsed his
wife tonight AT the homo OF her mother
M East Nashville. He then killed hts
bruth-r-in law. shooting him tyice. tie
shot himsslf twice inficting fatal
wounds. Rich week ago fiied "a bill for
dlvorc., Alleging infidelity To-day he WAS
arrested, charged with KIDNAPPING one Of
th. ehiiJrsu. and II Is supposed that Il
enragcd him and lsd him to the commits
Sion of tile srinls.
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Work ia ireland.

Dublin. Aug. 2s-'rhr Duke and bu,h,-s
Of York passed the dny quietly With -l=-
it. In iloWuth castle. whefo th'v Nrrr
m" guests of Lord Ashhouruo. lord ,h.u-
cellor ~ ireland. aud io 81 ANN rlpU
tairf ih' seat Of Baroh Apiilaun.
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situstion serious.

Carlisle. H.. Aug. 22.-The strike sit
ualion In Breeze is beginning TO assume
a serious aspect. Strikers to-day are
making threats. A large number of
deputies will probably bc sworn in 20
protect the property. Crusaders have
been arriving In town the entire day
in small squads.
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Closes Many shops.

New York Aug. . The 1850 operators
on I'm" coats, m"rnbcrs ~ the Progress
Tallors' union No. n Of IN" socialist src-
ton. went on q strtk" to-day. An inrreaso
~ . per r'ni. per garment h demanded.
weekly payments the recognition of the
union aud a uin'-hour working day. THIS
strlkr will ,losc l2O shops
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Mexico city. Aug. - There Will h.
cabinet meeting this week To eonsldef
the monetary situation, The proJect fof
accumuating . gold fund attracts atten'
tion and is approved IN many quarters,
h.'ing favored as "A measure to graduai',
get in readiness 10 put the country ON q
gold basis should that necessity become
anparsnt
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Gailipolis. Ohio. Aug. 2s-Denisa Shoe
maker a weak -minded giri. was found IN
a building near Evergreen, In Springfield
township. where she had been connned
for ~ days by kidnaiers. ehc WAS nearly
starved 10 death and otherwise badly
treated. Great excte~sWe0t psvvuew>Ir~ee1u
n.ghborhood and IL the perpetrators are
caught a tnching may take place.
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Annrchisss In l.onslsn.

London. Aug. ss.-Anarchisis held a
meeting this evening la Trafalgar square
and the uttcrances of some NJ the speak
er provoked disorderiy scenes. The po-
lice. however, had taken precautions
which -fIectually prevented any serious
Developments.
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Wheeling Aug. 2s-Mlners employee
In thr P,ddliug bank at Bridgeport
across the river. have decided 10 re-
turn to work Monday morning and
their move may result in a resumption
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Cioaknsaker. strike.

New York. Aug. 2e.-Two thousand
cloak makers employed by Baumann a
Sperllng. n. Wendorf A Co.. the syndi-
cate Cloak company. Bernstein A New
man. Rubin A. Well and Bloom Bros.
are on a strike for an increase of wages.
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Milwaukee. Aug. p Casper NJ. Sanger
dl.d this morning after lingering ili.
ness Ne Sanger is wrll known, having
born engaged IN many large business en-
terprisrs Prior 40 m" psuic af 1875 he
MAS considered 20 b. d Millionaire
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Incr.s.. In Lumb-r r,port.

rhbago Aug s-The Tlmberman gives
the following summary Of the wears inm-
b,r exports from all United States ports.
The puAnuty OF our exports of forest
products for the year ended June ~ AS
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shot IN the Lung.

woodrtooK a. r.. Aug. s2.-Thoma- G..
soayrr JustIc, BOY tho pcsce for winds
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4 No
He Says.
n

auare. with
10 a month
stting mar
'osperity II
Why. you
% patches
ON for I'm
|. Poor here
a woman.
IN. TO take
,arded land
$500 profit
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NfR's ~ ~
f-support-
can make
m quick To
Is an ex-
people on
ocular are
OF having
connuni-
ir lines in
" ranches.
to dream
With whom
lor Osborn
mined our
cir praise.
'ny work.
on. Our
Drting. In
n humane
OF II was
ted. Most
Importing.
? the ease
arities es-
a colony
fshed out
township
thought.
tier is cut
or stores.
nd public
prescribed
e Western
a;ion line.
8 squares,
these. di-
township
he French
Enfant in
c. These
n shorter
/ the legal
more than
ter Of the
thest cor
rOada ano
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knowledge
lis Power

bnly when you apply that knowledge
O obtain the best results.
Our knowledge OF what constitutes
bp-to- date Jewelry. coupled with our
facilities for obtaining same. makes It
possible for us TO satisfy inc most ex-
acting requirenents in the Jewelry
line.
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into 81
res each.
a for ny
|h plot is
half the
$50 feet
[ a road.
hing like
r colony
nnlander
We give
interest
contract,
per cent.
hvcr. feel
ne gets,
lence for
z. "a part
tty."
ATON.
So ncxt
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-06-25

cents per pound which is the highest
price paid this season. Mr.. NiDper
clip will aggregate about 6s.O0O pounds.
DR.. +. f. Dutton the popular dentist
WAS over from Caldwell this week look
after the wants % bis numerous Gus
TONERS at this place Doc Saws that had
il not been for reading last weeks lN-
DEFY h. would not have known that h.
WAS billed for this place this week and
his advise to all who wish to be up with
the times is TO read the local paper
Lot l.. Feltham spent several da,s
last week at his Golden Age minr. on
Rock Creek Mr. Felrham SAYS work is
being pushed as rapidly AS possible on
ON the tunnel which he he is running
there. and that they are now in upwards
Of 10 fl. Solid foot walls have just
been struck which will enable the men
TO work To better advantage. He still
finds lead in considerable quantities. al
though huge lodges Of granite are en-
countered where the character Of the
mineral is entirely different He is M
vestigating the Peletan-Clerice process
for treating ores and will send samples
soon 10 Denver for testing by this pro-
cess. Mr.. Feltham expects 10 send "a
car load OF ore to Salt Lake next month
for trial run. He thinks it probable
that much Of the ore in that district
will ultimately be SHIPPED as concentrates
thereby greatly reducing the bulk and
expense IN gettingit to market.-RecOrd.
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cHILDREN's DAY AT SWEET
tCommunicated.)

,Communicated.l
The people Of Marsh and Sweet joined
in celebrating Childrens Day at the
latter place.
Miss Ella Davis had charge Of the
program which was prepared by the
Board Of Education Of the NJ. +. church.
The orening song was The Church
Rallying Song" sung by the whole con-
gregation and accompanied bv Miss May
Locke at the organ and the Messers
Norcross with cornet and violin. The
opening address was delivered by Miss
Mary Dill. PRAYER was offered by Mrs.
J. II Ireton followed by flower song
by the little children. Responsive read
ing by the school led by Miss Ella Davis
and we heartily give thai lady credit for
the way she had the little folks trained
10 the motion song which followed
Then there were responsive readings,
songs recitatiOns and solo by Miss
Grace holland until We came to the
Young Peoples Republic the theme
Of lie program. This was Liberty re-
presented by Miss Ethel Cramer holding
a BLU flag on which was pinned six
stars bearing respectively the words
Law, Intelligence. Fraternity, Temper
,nce. Uprightness AID Patriotism. The
stars were represented by Misses Huida
Kirls, Nellie lreton, Maud Wells. Messrs
Guy Anderson, Artie lre'on and Roy
Wells. Each giving short address. a
collection was taken for the Children 5
Day fund amounting TO se.52. This
ending the program. the congregation
was dismissed by short prayer from
Mrs. ;. Ireton Then followed what
some thought the best part of the day
the dinner. The seats were pushed to-
gether and boards laid across TO form
tsbl-s and all the numerous good things
that the ladirs Of Sweet and Marsh
could think of were laid thereon. Alter
everyone WAS filed there remained. well
the writer Will not say twelve baskets
full. but g,ody quantity y ntteen
minute song service was INDUCED IN
after which every one was invited 10
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take part in the Christian Ehdeavor ser
vice held in joint session 10 appoint dele
gates to the coming State Convention,
and TO finish up the business OF the year
IL was day long to be remembered
and all went away Telling that il was
good To be there.
REPORTER.
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REPORTER.

Mrs. NJ. !. Lewis attended the de-
partment meeting Of the W. r. c. at
Boise last week.
H. f. Kelley * Co. have purchased
The right for the new tanning process
tor this part of the valley and Boise
county. They have lot II hides lin
soak now and expect TO shortly turn
out lot Of first class leather
-Whewl But isn't that odor that
rises To high heaven FRI m the mud holes
on the main street OF Emmett delight
full. If Emmett people were disposed To
thank God for their mnd-puddle-sDlash-
holes they woulp certainly have great
deal IL thank God for.
Sheriff Taylor was over from Cald-
well "Wednesday after lot of witnesses
who were wanted in the probate court
mony in the case of Stale of Idaho VS..
VIM. George and AlonzO Milledge who
we're tried on the charge of cutting the
the telephone wire belonging the p. v
|. X W. p. Co.
Uncle Jonathan Smith and wife
took in the soldiers reunion at Boise
last week aud il is safe To SAY that none
there would enjoy the event more than
this estimable couple. Uncle Jona-
than is a veteran himself and doubtless
the sight OF SO many Of his old cOmradss
ga.hered together would make him
feel like a boy again.
Tom Nipper was in town from his
sheep ranch on Tuesday and while herr
closed a deal for the sale of his wool
clip of this year. The sale WAS made
owes the telephone, the purchaser,
a representative OF Boston house. being
at Caldwell. The price received was lOi
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JUBILEE RATES TO SALT LAKE
CITY VIA. OREGON SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.

Mountain Home. .sl2Oo
Orchard ... 1900
Mamma " 400
Meridian. 1850
Boise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Caldwell ... 1900
Ontario. .... 1878
Payette. ..... 1878
Weiser 1928
Tickets on Sale July Ii to %, good
returning until July "a.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-02-26
MT. VERNON.

High waters have done great damage
in this county.
There are l6 candidates for the office
of assessor, seeking the nomination of
the republican party.
Elder Farra preached at the Chris
tian church Sunday. Rev. L. NJ.
Scroggs preached at Livingston.
The Aid Society met with Mrs. w.
NJ. Poynter Thursday.
j. w. Baker * Son have divided
their large stock. placing part at the
old stand near the church.
a party consisting of Mrs. Cleo
Brown, Misses May Miller and Lena
Mcclure and II. G.. Williams attended
the entertainment at Livingston.
Mrs. James Maret has been quite sick
with the grip. Misses Maytie Weber
and Miss Lucille Joplin have been quite
i'll. Mrs. j. w. Nesbitt is recovering
from severe illness.
A large party attended the Federal
court from this place last week. I'm
Gle Sam" tries to protect us from law
lessness but with little avail.
Miss Carrie Lair is visiting friends
at Livingston. Little Miss Rosalind
Pike, of Pine Hill, visited her uncle.
Mr.. Josh Boreing, this week. Mrs.
Martha Griffin is making large sales of
furniture.
The people all seem to think that
Gov. Bradley's visit to Canton was SOLE
~ To adjust the Senatorial matter. We
predict more important result of said
visit and expect to see our handsome
governor in the next Cabinet.
The Salmagundi Club met with Mrs.
j. w. Nesbitt Friday evening. At
tendance was good and exercises unus-
ually interesting. DR.. f.. j. Brown
read the paper, replete with original
witicisms, Mrs. Scroggs and r.. G.
Williams recited poems, Miss Ida MAY
Adams read selection from the Chau-
tluqua, Miss Berda Martin read an
original essay and Messrs. Williams
and Scroggs participated in thrilling
debate. After voting on the admission
of new members, refreshments were
served and the society adjourned to
meet the third Friday in March.