The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
NEWS ITEMS.
FaaD DoreIass proposes 70 publish . news.

GES. JoHN o. BRECKENRIDGE and family
have gone from London to Geneva, Switzerland
Ar late rat hunt in Pickaway county
IOhio, fifteen thousand eight hundred and fiety-on,
rats were slain.
MILITARY.-Gen. John Pope has received
orders to repair to tho command of this Military
Division, to supercede Gen. Steele.
The Rev. VIM. Roberts, Methodist clergy.
man of Idaho City, is on clerical visit to Salt
Lake City.
The new Catholic Church IN Helena, M. T :,
is completed and the Gazette says, is one of the
finest public ediices in the city.
observation-disclosures Clark killed Skiff
Kelly, by throwing him from porch to the
ground, at Empire City, Coos county, Oregon,
September 18th.
FREIGHTING.-It is said that $500 men,
5000 teams, and 10000 oxen, were employed in
the freighting business from Fort Benton to towns
in Montana, in this year.
Two rich Protestant gentlemen of Cincin-
natl lately bought The o. s. Marine Hospital build.
ing Tor S7O5OO, and presented i. to the Sisters of
Charity.
RETAKEN.-Frank Williams and Daniels,
alias Buckskin Bill, who escaped lately from the
Oregon Penitentiary, were retaken at Red Bluff,
October 9th, and returned to prison.
The General Council of Universalists, in
their recent Annual Convention, at Galesburg
Illinois, went out of their way to pass very de-
mandatory resolutions against the President All
right for thQm-they don't believe in hell, anyhow.
Hon. Henry MAY, formerly Democratic
member of Congress from the Baltimore Sd Dis
trict, Nd, died September 18th. He was one of
the noble few who never bowed to usurpers and
fanatics.
A PIONEER party of $50 Scandinavians,
fresh from Europe, settled near Rolla, No. late in
September, ard 1000 more were on the way there.
Danish Commissioners and Interpreters accompa>
ny them.
PLATFORM SUBJEoT.-There is negro
in Philadelphia whose feet are twenty.scven inches
longs That chap will need whole Radical plat, |
form for himself. Thad. Stevens will get him to
stand on (and crush) the Constitution.
FIRE.-An unoccupied building in the rear
Of the Catholic Church, DalIes City, was fired on
The 9th, but the spread Of the flames was prevent.
ed by the prompt action of the Fire Department.
II was the work of an incendiary.
MIRAcULoUs.-A coach and four horses
'umbled from grade 300 feet down Greenhorn
juich, Nevada county, CAL, a few days ago, and
% little damage was sustained that $25 would re-
'air it all. The horses were barely scratched.
AN ExoDUs.-A correspondent of the Mon
ana Post, writing of Elk and Bear Clutches Sep.
10Th, says the people are leaving en- masse, on ac-
cunt of dull times and fear of winter. Same
ray al Confederate Gulch.
MARRIED.. P. Higbee, of Silver CITY.
as lately returned from visit East and San /
francisco. While gone he married the noted
isle Lester, and has brought her to his mountain
ONE.
STRUCK 1T AGAIN.-A very rich streak off
ire has been struck in the famous Gould & Curry /
edge, Nevada, at depth Of 500 feet. It is about
Wo ieet wide, widens as it penetrates, is soft and
asliy worked, and pays $50 per ton
MADE THE TRIP.-Green Clay Smith. the
ew Governor of Montana, reached Virginia CITY.
that Territory, on the Sd instant, and was cor.
ally welcomed by both parties. He intimated
lat in short time his political views on living
sues would be made known in proper manner. 7
SHOT BY ACCIDENT While party of four
ere out in the mountains in Lane county. Ore
IN, shooting deer, Sept. Both, one of them, Ste
hen Rigdon, shot another, Ava Larkin, dead in ]
8 tracks, in trying to kill deer. The brush ]
'ncealed Larkin from Rigdons vision.
COURTESY The Salt Lake telegram
Mormon organ) of October 18th, notices the fact T
lat at the late Mormon General Conference Brig @
am Young left his stand to invite to seat on
le Rev Father Kelly, Catholic clergyman, who
on PASTORAL visit to Salt Lake. The invita- .
on was as courteously accepted "
PRosPERIEG.- The st. Joseph { Mo. } Herald Il
September 27th says that city is more prosper.
IS than ever before. New buildings of the finest,
'stliest order, are rapidly going up, trade of all
nds IS very brisk, money is plenty, and mechan A
$ of all kinds are III demand. High wages pre-
il.
RAILROAD IN 0REGoN.-A company has e
zen organized in Oregon to construct and run 81
ilroad from Portland, through the Willamette
alley, to the southern boundary of the State.
ne capital stock is to be SIS 900 oOO in shares of
Loo EACH 10. S. Smith. J. Fl. Mitchell, Jesse
pplegate, Joel Palmer, S. Ellsworth, l. f. &
CORES, D. Shattock, E. A. Chenoweth, H. w.
1rhett and r. p Caorv oro fha iucoryoro+,rs