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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03
CITY NEWS.

BILL1ARD .TAsEEs forsale--a good bargain can
be had. See advertisement.
, 1866-05-04
Notice.

WYE return thanks for The kind patron
Ml age we have received since our ar
rival in Santa Cruz, and beg to inform the
public generally that we will only keep
our Rooms open for one week longer.
We will then devote one week for out
door work, in taking views Of residences,
plantations &c, &c.
All orders must be sent to our Rooms
on or before Wednesday next. Private
residences taken in the City at s. each.
Duplicate copies s. each. Orders from
the Country o,,tuJel 10 for $40 each
conveyances to be supplied by the parties.
A rare chance is now offered to get
homesteadS and plantations taken at very
low rates.
Stereoscopic views Of the wharf at
Christianstcd, Goveymenthouse &c. can
be had at 80 cents each.
BENJAMIN & TOUCEY.
Sale agents jor tie Ncr York and
Londo@ Stocoscopic Company.
Christiansted May 4, 1866.
, 1866-05-04

THE ABSENTEE TAX bccom-
ing due on the LIST proXimo, the
respective Attorneys are requested
to transmit to the undersigned Com
mission statements of the crop made,
also of the revenues of houses owned
by Absentees, conformabIe to the
Ordinance of 18th February 1877
and 22nd February 1865. The re-
turns are to be forwarded before the
10th proximo, after which period
report of those in default will be
made to Government. On the LIST
of July ensuing all arrears will be
enforced.
Royal II x-Commission, St, Croix
3rd May 1866.
CARL H~ATTENSEN.
G.. r. MAGENS.
J. j. HEN.
, 1866-05-04
NOTICE.

gTlHE undersigned begs to call the at
"A tention of his friends and the public,
that he is shortly expecting from Boston,
the following articles which he viii be
pleased to dispose of at the usual prices,
and be satisfied with a SMALL proit-the
articles imported in ICE, only for the
preservation of same as the ICE cannot
be sold.
, 1866-05-04

TABLE OF TIE FALL OF RAIN
the week from 18th April 10 LIST May.
Christiansted. Ereaeriksted. King,s ILiLL.
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when he arrested by detectives Golden R"Geve. ~
the 81 Melodies Hotel, Jacobs being alarmed, made
full confession. from which appears that he Goa
spired With Brown aud Max 10 swinde his run
piovsrs Out Of large sum Of money. Jacobs.
who transacted the bAnk business for tn. firm, oh
tanned number Of their gsnnlns cancelled checks
for Hrown tn practice upon. He SIGNED the name "f
Aesra Nrsspser 'silot Co, 10 c.ht or Moe chez L.
ont of which number lac selected tho one Ia question ~
bcing the mos, perfectly executed The amount Mas
nled In and Max despatched TO the bank FOR the cash
On bis return NTH ts moary MAJ rcceIvcd w. 400 ~
his share aud started Tor Philadelphia On mo
sstencnt OF Jacob brown NJ his sonfecratns war
arrested by the detectives and yesterday Justice bowling
committed Brown To this foale for examination on Tho
affidavit ~ Mr. Dnopp Seaman, cashier ~ the Fourth
Naiionai Hank He charges Brown With forging to
check he slll DO ahlo To by witnesses new sb
sent from The ily jacobs a-o confss-. "a the oioos
that - Do 81 ~. money obtained the forged rlcs
concealed cellar ani ha "a icnnat prov ed
~ be correct the recovered Jsco hss gone
% Phiadeipbn slih detectives Goldcn and h91sn -
pursuit. Of the fug,tlye Mar.
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Of the names OF p~vsons Ssd places connected ory ~
accidental association Thus, 10 the tso opening
pages Of 81. Elmo are introduced. At one and the
moment, 10 Edna. the heroas. twelve year old
Lookout Mountain GIRL wearing shcvssssved drsss Of
yellow striped homsspnn, and seaiving pail OF ws'er
on her head; to the prophet HsbAtkak and his prayer
upon shignoth; 70 Deborah and her Hebrew chant.
TO the ancient classical Carysdcs; 10 Lookout stern
cowied monk Of the Cumberland brotherhood Ia pie
tnred syrisc pr~siess, u Baaberxs vesias, mn-
tering In the oden time that ~ondroas and grand
temple Of Hsopolis and invited 10 admire mex
bile red Hips cued In lines Of orthodox Greek perfec
ton and brows above recall in the calm, powerful face
OF Lorenzo de MedcIs and hair black, straight wave
lcss Indians. until relieved from the IA.
lcdoscope confusion into which we have been thrown
with all these nguros whrns around the little hare
footed Tennessee girl, by the abrupt npparicn Of
large fierce yellow dog appropriately named Grip !,
would be tedious repea, story o. Ednss miraculous
The loaiesi heights Of knowledge as student
and OF fame writer She has hardly nnisned her
spelling book when she reads Dante and within two
three years she latin Greek and Hebrew,
although in Justice TO hor must state tina, she
modcstiy admits cher knowledge OF Chaldce n very
iimnear She compares tho sep.uagn, with pa-yag-s
from the Talmud; reads the Rabbinin fargum by way
Of aon and in nnc, rivals Mez1ofan In familiarity
with ancient and modern languages. she In. STABBED
and solved all the problems Of history, etbnocyy moral
and mental philosophy physical science mythology and
theology; In brief, has completed what evcn Miss
Augusta ). Evans calls "a comprehensive and very
thorough curriculum OF studcA" Like our suthcr We
would bar door 10 frecr aud fuer develop
ncnt, exercise and enjoyment Of her mental faculties
within her appropriate and chosen sphere But as the
author OF Beush. Macaria and g. Elmo ultimate. that
her chief ambition is 10 write for readers Of her own
sex and that their sunrsges have already consoed her
for the jealous severity OF masculine critic Ne mus,
express a hope that u any Of her female admrer
stimulated by her example to turn writers. and are
tempted to select their model from her works they may
discreet enough to avoid the faults and bemshes
which disngure the best OF them.
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TINE EIGHTH WARD MURDER.
Further Particulars Arrest on Suspicion fm-
aaisttiam Postponed. &c.

Further Particulars Arrest On Suspicion In
aWi.tiion Postponed. &c.
The mystery attending the murder of The man known
only Charley, which took place on Saturday sven
ing IN the shoe shop Of Christopher Church. No, ~
Thompson street reported IN yesterday hgnstp yet
remains unsoved, but Captain Ms Of the Eighth ward.
and several OF his shrswdest officers doing thor
utmost arrest the murderer
Coroner wdey yesterday went to the Wooster street
Police station Tor tho purpose 81 holding inquest
the body but 10 gi,c the ofccrs tmo 10 WORK up the
case, the investigation postponed iii Thnr-fay NEXT.
Som. further particulars concerning the murder have
been learned.
II appsa that rolored murderer and " he
tered the shop and bcaIne involved In quarrel with
deceased CONSUMING par boots turing the difficulty
a man ranisl Macon, employed in livery stable
ooku gno III. pace the negro stab deceased
breast IN tnent Afterwards the Two men rushed
from the sh,f No the 3 rect close 10 where ss1n
stood AMI ar,ini The corner into Bropme
sirr.- nltir rps Na on ~ OF ~ mrfession
that n Nnra 'sihe Tor hin 10 gccoar,s~ the
pIrtirs - ta~ +. aboat fwrniy. i've years oi aye
aud q u, ites a,nr. Pre1ols 70 gons e work
To- hu'r Ell wacA. NJ he hal bern emp'iye
in rnir&-fsstH NttsPt, shtsv Figbth anil Ninth
Buc.. ltt b,Iy "a a. the lIJrg.ei araIun. 44cni..
ncstign.
.f,anlrer hafi . well known negro Of tho fif,h
ward has brra arrested on sg.pct0a of huoSing funs
thing ineeruig ia uiriey, brt Their seems q ~ ~
tie etiiticc amnn HIM.
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ARMY BULLETIN.



Major General Butterdcil General ~uprrinte nd~nt Of
Tie Recruiting Service, Will Inorrow, rana 90 i've
attachments 81 recruits Tor California, BY steamer Nov
YORK Of the raclae Mall stcamal,p COMPANY oIe do
tschn.nt 81 one hundred Ani thirteen Tor She
United states artillery stationed a. N ffsn
,r and another rouxixlInu or two hundred auS nav
10 the Fourteenth Infantry sam rnie,v0as
On Thursday last dstachns.nt Of nHs hnndfrG sud
eighty rearus from thu First and Thirty third infantry
stationed al Macon Geo. sailed la tho steamer General
Barnes VIA savannah
naIor General sheridan commanding tho Department
Of the 6uif In his orders announceA TIE io"A nA",
porsons deserving OF honorable mention Tor isLia
and mertorons rvices rendered ~ 'i.e Hrok~sA ''"'
-tates General Hospital New Orleans "A nnr.ns
sDa attendants. during Tho recent prnvaen'e 81 10"
cholera there Robert Tinker cii,-ni stephen W."
Norman, private Company L, sixth United state, ca
airy; George cah hospital steward. aud Charles Aga,
ctigen
General sheridan in his order of honorable mention,
say- The faithful Performance. az duty IN anofisnste
capacity while constantly exposed certain aud appai
ing ba, invisible danger and wthou, any the stina
Iatins influences and esctements 81 the bsiilsneld,
paisc~ofthy and noble ia the highest degree Sch con.
daci though dnemnt 70 llnd, NOT iaai 70 mer.. 90
tower 10 courage than that ~ the soldier who
aged Wv appAnsn and nce6 by the prospect ~ fcw1id
and fame, rushes brayeiy 10 N. deadly as1,o u -
with mneh satisfaction that tho valuable s-rsscss ~
thc.s men know lodged. tn. soldiers whose
In the foregoing lit arc recommended Ia tho aver
abis COMMUNICATION OF Their immediate commanding on.
Major General H. W Hali.ck, commanding The MI.
tay Division Of The Pacific, issued the following G"n"-ai
Order the 80 nit -furTihnt e. authority from IL"
War Department all as-ispmcnis 81 officers 20 o"tnp.
the Eighth uni,"i States cavalry and tLs rnnf.
tosDth United States infantry, ar ncs rcgneni- formed
out OF n. viii, until Further orders bs male W The
General commanding the division, aud thai all officers
OF the army Of whatever CORE arm regiment.
dai~ly arriving ia San francisco viii repn't and
s1bnt their "idera 70 the Assistant Aduisnt .sroai ~
the Military Di,ison.
Captain Charles A. Whittier, Seventeenth United
States infantry has been appointed aide ia Ia
Major General " Haeck.
Major John I, sherburne Assistant Aduisni s~nsf al
Tnnd states Army. has been announced - A. eiant
Allusn' General Of this Military ms,nc, u 'siia'ns.
vic. Ilr,vet Lieutenant Coianei u X ftatl relieved
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lnsIMfs ArItpIGp issAsysarns

4 uarrs.m Brswt A Mas stabbed IN several
Places Arrest sf sk~ r~rssarsiss. A..
The carnival or crime Tsceniy Inaaggr.i.f In shis city
contnaes o. ind sr expression the particular form
Of sssass nat on ms special svbon Of coniags Tor
the and reTulsions of clvxsd eommaui,iss ~
time Considered ~ pscul.sdy bsiong NJ 70 The ~
favored bands o, Italy Mexico snds fsii rcsn.e
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rropysd 10 hra. ~ "a inilydsai whom - met ~ he
fzioon 10 engage IN rstelisc cogt~si. nAfb esasun
a,cin dsfns tb~ sroasl tia b fa1 ~ trq1slst
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NAVY BULLETIN.


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ATTEMPT AZ Hassr,ru n rnsu-rau'rS srMsr
Further Particulars.


The condition o. Sir Erni 'asib TOO. fasi sspre 900.
" prnlcd HE yic,im or the attempted w.ss--,ns,on
his OIL house Thirty fourth street son1av morn
ng last, though improved, stiii rather preaa.
riogs II Il hoped that when the bullet "a ssriet~d
serious innam nation does MOI snsle. he NAV r.
pronounced ~ d,ngr. fbcmys"ry whicb appeared
to snsrond this ansr h. considerably ell w ~.
learned from eral 81 The partes tue house
the occasion. When Tho - az whom ihi~ sere
nye ln the establish nsnl of Mr. J,stb, ncuiinx
FOR ha Two children. en@c by Mira Jgsb VIII
spfang up alarm at hearing the shot snd TIE r Of
her husband roaehrd Tue hall noor tbs yostble door
which had been locked according 20 custom, found
open and the bolt % thu ba door not fastened thus
ea-iiy allowinz insreys rom that Gasrte One "ni"N
In The dining was not fastened and slick hpra.
realty mop handle, not recognized as Belonging ~ ~.
house aud s,arpcned 90 wedge sbspe va, found lying
against one og N. winioss Here w0uii br a
m,dc OF entry and deparlr. from tho b0as. Tue
Immediate cont nui'y ~ churchysri 10 the ~ ~
ia tbs might readily AFFORD hiding place lot the
burglar until the excitement That valuable
property taken might he accoanfci for by ihs isr
that the Thief, being suddenly confronted ~h Mt Jas,L,
expected he fired and adopted tn pfrc1ation oi
nring arst and then hastily made hi. escape The inter
val WI ch espsAd b2tSeen Tho hung ~ the pisiO snf
the arrival 81 the poiice ample time for the burglar
"a Get OF ts house. and The terror and eoDfu.,og
which prevailed among The Inmates ~ house ~
course rendered hi1 night lees dim nt The sDon~ss
exhibited BY Mr. Jgslh after be shot !. remarkable
and characteristic ~ . soldier VIZ. Ja-tL. u may -
remarked, oicsr in The Hungarian 10 Ko-
so,Ls revolution When hls cry Of - am flioi and
the report ~ the pistol broag hi. terrified sic and
lady 10 MIS- sids, he omy lights. the ga IN BIZ
bedroom took ont his watch, and s-ks1 them
her that u qnsrtsf 20 two,hs blood nosirs
no from his wound-tbsn s.kDg far the alarm whistle
which he k.p, In ,ir he opened the window sea
whtaie for the pore, tho yoapg ladies' ~ the
tiae calling lrs'iiy, from ne w,ndaw.d .bs iesrh
Ing tie officer 10 the house The Arrest -
tho burglar or bips-N, N there that eat,
nov IN ths hands ~ tbs police sho wJ probably fsrr.s
he vhole ma'lsr and eeaf ~ Whatever ,'ys,esy
tsere 10 abea y
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employ ~ H-asfs Me~tlhsss. sNiatt o. SO Eve
w ts1 u ssewisn symsf& - confsrAss us fwsus
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largely 10 shpa Since 1881 he has alternately served in
The senate and House OF Of
and 1854 elected Mayor OF New Haven, he being
tho candidate OF the republicans For several years prior
70 his DEATH Mr. Scranton president OF the Elm City
Bank OF New Haven now known a. the Second National
Bank In the early part Of 1855 he elected president
or the New York and New Haven Railroad Company and
since then had devoted his entire time TO It's manage
menl
In his business relations Mr. scranton was recognized
90 man OF answering integrity, good judgment and
energy In his private character he was regarded as
gentleman, genial, generous and kind hearied-one
whose death win be generally lamented.
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bpns dsssss dspssdasins gsasally and Thousands Of
dollars worth Of goods have been stolen
In view Of this We urge upon the Mayor and Council
the absolute necessity Of promps action. Let com.
mittees BE- appointed from the several wards and .
thorough ssesoh instituted Hundreds are le desttuts
without shelter or food Let . relief COMMITTEES be
organized q TO alleviate far possible their
suffering and 10 provide enements for then This great
misfortune should Be met res0utely and the community
should work together and with will
The Prontiss House, City Bank, theatre and Cssholic
church, all narrowly escaped.
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" q. scranton.
4 ielesran from Sew TIA en-, roaR announced the
accidental d..fh y this gentleman saturday ias ny
being run over by IN. At South Norwaik. on tue
New Yorv sna v~w Haven Railroad Nj Scranton
native ~ Madison conn.. and born 10 1905 Being
Of poor psfen,sse nscesrta,sd 10 life
cabin boy board Of .hIp; Du W die, q honesty
and inisa',. snsgssa lgIsas -slSh ~ isyv,5
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Most Reverend DR.. CantreII. Bishop Of Meath,
Ireland.

The Dublin papers announce the death OF this vene-
rabe prelate on the 18th instant. He consecrated
Bishop Of Meath the 2st day OF september 1880, and
during the thirty years that followed distinguished
himself by the zeal with which he pursued his labors in
his extensive diocese In private pure benevo
lent and pious Bishop Cantre had the friendship
OF the entire community in which he dwelt, and his
death s severely felt by this Catholics o. Ireland whose
religion he taught, and who did much in lettering
their condition.
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ssrr 10 Mary Coyie, aged my, born In Ireland,
hung herself while insane.
ssrr ~ Alexander Uranis, aged thirty eight born in
Italy, himself Of rand and Crosby streets
ssrr 2a-Eiizabeth Mousiey. aged forty mine, born
In England, cut throat with while insane.
Der a-yames AspeIl aged nifty i've, born in Ireland,
hung himself.
on. A-Angusia Sondershaussn, aged thirty three,
born In Germany, hung herself
0cr. l6-Emma Bratt, aged forty two born IN Eng
land, took Paris green.
or. 2a-Francs Seymour. aged twenty two, born in
the Unie cd States, took iandanum.
ocr 80 Alice Ashley aged forty born in Sew York,
took audanum.
Nov 2.-Wnam A. Frahcis, aged nfty Ave, born In
New York cut his throat with
DEc IL Maria Montgomery, aged forty Ave, born In
New York, death by swallowing choroforn-
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NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor ............R Reuben v. Fepton.
Lieutenant Governor 49,. u l. woc1sOrd
Secretary or State .... Francis G. Barlow.
COMPTROLLER ........ Thomas Hhouse.
Treasurer Joseph Rowland.
Attorney General ....J John ii. Martindale.
State Engineer and Surveyor Platt Goodsell.
Superintendent Ut Banks. George ". Schuyler.
Superintendent OF Insurance. William Barnes.
Snpt Of Public Instruction. Victor NJ Rice.
Auditor Of the canal Dept. Nathaniel :. Benton.
CDavid y. Forest.
Inspectors OF State PrisonsJ Henry A. Barnum.
John Hammond.
(Stephen T. Hayt
Canal Commissioners. Franklin A. Alberger.
Robert q Born.
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Democrats ~; republicans "a Ls,, y.sr, repabil.
cans, 70; democrats ~
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NO MORE TooTuAcuE APrER USING rfEToS's
IN great Tootbsche Remedy 80 per bottle. Sold
Ne. s Clinton place and all drag stores.
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