The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-28


JULIA DEAH.-The Salt Lake Telegraph
reports the following remarks of Mrs. Hayne
ut her late benefit there E#a s. -
At the fall of The curtain, Julia Dean was
called for. She appeared, and with much
feeling spoke as follows
LADIES AND GENTLEMENs II is but seldom lose
the artist In the woman or permit personal reel
ing to ningle with my public dates; yet, perhaps,
in now taking leave I may be pardoned IT ! essay
to speak OF obligations which are lastlngsS IL,
during my heightened stay within your midst,
some trials have beSet my path, many klndnesses
have chOered the way. the shafts OF malice nave
fallen towerless and the evil words OF false hearts
have wasted as the air. And perhaps in teaching
me how sweet the gratitude owe these friends |
ahould almost thank the maiignancy which called
their kindness forth. For such, believe me, mem
ory holds a sacred chamber where no meaner emo
ton can intrude. rA.a
70 President Young, for very many courtesies
to stranger, lone and unprotected, return those
thanks which are. hallowed bytheir earnestness /;
and trust he will permit me. in the name of my
art, to speak my nigh appreciation of the order
and beauty that reign throughout this house.
would the same purity prevailedin every tenn
pie for the dramas teachings. Then, indeed, the
grand object would be achieved, and it would
become school, 1bs9 tkk& "a
"To wake the soul by tender strokes Of art.
To raise the genius and to mend the heart &
But speak too long, and panseA.perhaps be-
fore the last farewell,
IA word that has been and must be. aAlaeE
sound which makes US lnger,
Yet, Farewell" .x 44swfs ~
Tax FIRE AT WALLA W ALA The Walla Walla
Statesman gives the appended list of loses incnr>
red by the fire at that place on the 4th of July.
Tho fire is supposed to have originated by theuse
Of Gre-crackers, communicating to some loose
shavings in front of the planelng MILL thence to
the Masonic Hall The wind was blowing strong.
IL from the South. We append the list Of the
property destroyed, together with the estimated
loss 4 sta s
Masonic Hail. building and furniture 900
VIM. Phillips, goods stored in hall 900
Smith Allen, paning and mill 500
J. b. Gardner, two dwellings 800
John Haduna, two dwellings. 900
Ball Stone warehouse. 200
w. A. Ball, dwelling 800
W Kasberger wagon shop. 400
Shull Abbott, blacksmith shop. 900
A. Hartman dwelling and blacksmith shop 500
j. r. Seeber dwelling and furniture 200
VIM Shull furniture and clothing ............. 900
Estate of Samuel Moss two dwelling houses... 900
s. G. Rees two dwellings and furnture..... 200
Chas, Pucker paint and carpenter shops...... 400
p. Fur, dwelling 400
Mr. Grove, paint shop, torn DOWN. 400
Two small houses ftorn down 500
Wagons burned. 400
Besides, there was large amount of furniture
burned and broken, which will swell the loss to
near $4,000. During the fire there was con
siderable amount of clothing, furniture, &C., car.
ried off possibly stolen.
STAANGLED.- Another man has been found
hanging near Wslla Walla-mcre work of the
Vigilantes. His name is unknown. The Walla
Walla Statesman says:
"The following is the verdict of the coroneris
jury: That the deceased came to his death by
hanging by the neck, by persons to the jury un-
known; that he was native of Ireland, and aged
about IS years. The body was buried where il
was found, the condition of the remains rendering
their removal impossible. If we are to have any
more executions of this character, we trust that
tie volunteer hangmen will at least have the de
ceney to bury their dead. In our horror of crime
let us not forget the dictates of common human
ity."
Elect the Vigilante ticket in Boise county give
them footK0Id here and we shall aeon have ia
record similar scenes in this Basin. sb