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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-05
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-05
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-05

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-05

ATTORNEY AT LA w,
Prosecuting Attorn,y Of VlntOn County, :,
ATcARTHUR, Ohio. win attend promptly to al
IfI legal business entrustedto HE care IN Nln-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-05
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-05
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-05
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AEoA RTHUR, o will practice in Vinton and
WI adjoining counties. Office on Logan street
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

SENTENCES OF MAIL RoBBERs.-On Saturday Nov
2sth. before Judge Deadly, in Portland Oregon. tho
Blue Mountain mail robbers were brought mp and
received sentences follows, as appears by the pup
ishcd proceedings OF the Court III the Oregon'a"
John Billings 10 years, at hard labor; jerome John
son. years; VIM lie Burr. 10 years John Wheeler
10 years; Newman McFay, years, and David John
son. years Jas L. Wheeler and Upton l.. Good
man were discharged from custody The indictments
against Geo Savage Thos. Corey and Annie LeBnri
are continued to next term. nole proseq"t was en-
tered as to all others accused-among whom were
said to have been F. NJ. Cleveland and Louis Donel
son. from this place. So, we presume. the matter Ii
settled for the present. and justice satisfied SO lar
The Judge ordered that the sentences be executed IL
the Jail of Multnomah county. instead of the STATE
prison at Salem, they United States prisoners
and the State must take them by contract with I'll.
Secretary of the Interior to be supported at the cx
pensc of the Genera! Government
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

The Boston Commonwealth, Chas. Summers organ
thus foreshadows the policy of oppression and con-
fscation that Sumner will attempt to force through
Congress this winter
Let Congress repeal its Reconstruction acts and put
the South once more in the condition it was at the
time of Lees surrender. This it can do as Recon.
structon thus far. has only been Legislative proceed
ing. Then it will have the ground fallow for its
proper planting. And if our husbandry has not been
enriched by experience we missed our calculation
What will be needed will be to begin anew. with con.
scation of lands and the total disability OF every rob
elmo representation i'll Congress-military govern.
ment and the strong hand for twenty years upon the
South. We can do without the South. Let us il
she can get along without the North.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

THE NnoSG PIcrrRr-A travelling temperance
lecturer who illustrates his theme with muslin paint
cd pictures lately visited Pt;surg Ia and stopped
the residence Of of III" leading tcctoiacrs-
In the evening. while lccturug. h. proceeded nm
roll frora tho muslin bundle. which he had brought
from his hosts housc. some sketches showing up
drunken scenes He shook ont AZ full length before
the audience the first piece Of muslin he had unroed
without carefully looking at it himself Bu. on pro.
cecdns with his index stick to point ont the features
of the " scene he discovered that a very ludCrous
and awkward mistake had been made. The au.lt. nee
were conyulscd with laughter. The lcctur,. had
brought away from the house the wrong bundle Of
muslir--things which were not for the show bus
mess. The particular article he was holding IN he
undcrmost garment OF his host wife. and il had al
ready been thrown aside for the wash.tuh The as
tonished lady. who was present screamed at the I'M
expected sight of her own garment thus exhibited be-
fore the multitude. and the lecture suddenly closed
The wonder is. how came the lecturer to get hold of
the wrong bundle. Where had he been?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

TELLING THE TRUTH.-The organ OF the BaptlsiS III
Chicago the Standard relates the case Of preacher
who has lately returned from visit south and
who excited the sympathy ofa Jacobindom by claim
ing to have been driven away account OF his Union
procivites. After stating that this exiled parsoil
had III reality. away, because OF his shameless
seduction. under promise of marriage. OF Young
lady of prominence. the Standard says
No small amount OF the lamentations raised 10y the
persons who have been III the South and seen good
reasons to return northward again is purely bogus
az in this case. There men who trade upon this
sort Of thing 1t is the capital upon which they trans
act their entire business i'll the line Of sensation and
sympathy. There are others who so utterly mistake
their proper mission in the South a. to protrudc
there with all the oicnSlN they give them
their own peculiar ideas 81 Southern men and things,
and who failing tn see, not caring to sec, how cs
sentia il IS that classes aud in the South should
be on terms of friendship and mutual service. arr
willing to foster the prejudice Of against the 9th
err in order IL win thereby n little notnricty. 10
make gain OF their godlincss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10
TrGIsLAT1vE PROCEEDINGS.

Bv the kindness of Mr.. chas. Bishop Of thus o' NY
we were handed synopsis of the two rs' aas po,sa
seednas of the Legislature. now in session :.
c.;tv. rom the hand of Mr.. II. F. Sayrs' 0n''.
of the House.
uo,,sa called 70 order by n. r. oayfss,
Chief Clerk of previous Session. W. A. uo
Shsshone. chosen temporary Chairman. ,.nent or
SECOND DAY-House proceeded 70 per nr Sneaker.
can;gation with the following result: Oh,af Clerk
s r. Realty. of Idaho county Lemni); pevner. of
sayrs. of Boise; Assistant CLERK, Eu n Enrolling
Ada. Ensrossing Clerk, Geo. Ish. OF aga; n John
Ciark Fl. Slater, of Ada; Sergeant p.%s Geo.
nonoyan. of Boise; Doorkeeper, j. Wans' 'Aso'
w Butterfeld: Porter, Thos. DaVenpof. act with a
Committee Of two was appointed W the
similar Committee from the Council no 70 re-
Governor of the readiness of the Le5isi'
COVE communications from INN.
IN THE COUNCIL. oo, effacted
permanent organization by choosing ainslie. Boise,
Of Nez Perez county President; GEO. Hnnretarv: s..
Secretrry: O. H. Purdy. Owyhee, Ass w w Haber-
r. Dilly Mturas Sergeant-at- Arms c".eencv Attn.
sham. iemhi, Engrossing Clerk; - ,nd Robt' Gil
ras Fnrolling Clerk; l.. Alpy Porter ah' i'0''
lespie, Page. ..o, .o tbe members of the
Connect nv Chief Justice Bowers, "lo ,.,rned
Of thanks therefor. when the Councii ao''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10
BEEcHER m THE KIrCHRr

We have read Of Henry Ward Beecher !.
pit, in the lecture room. on the stump, ~
the stage, IN all Of his various performance
Gently, in Bonner's Ledger. he tells Of him..,.
earlier note-that Of Beecher in the kitchen ;
when he was youngster Of nine winter. = NJ
long checked apron put upon him, and VA Y Y ia
the house work-"to set the table to 49, sdh 81
others during the meals, to clear of the th;ass
and fold the table cloth, wash the dishes y u
knives and Jerks, sweep up the carpet. dnst !.
and furniture" etc. "To these tasks. So. Me sa
soon added the hemming Of towels and nsrh.at I
OF coarse fabrications-bags. ticks ana sal Il
During this period also continued my stabisa u
That is the way Beecher tells the THING - w
Cady Stanton, she Of the Revolution, saw, y
has not told the whole truth in the matte, :"
clares it is on record that he shirked the v.. ~s
the dishes, and much other Of the housewo,,, w
he performed. She concludes as follows. y
One summer, when he was left TO keen l.
himself. he cooked his own breakfast every nus
but he never washed his dishes He OF, n aNse
morning clean set, for cooking and tabIs ~ N u
and when he had used all the iron, tin, ana utps
in the establishment, he cooked no more 'se
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

COOP LrcK.-The Missouri Democrat b.,
dated In the field. Indian Territory, Mover. qqe
which says the Cheyenne village OF Blact 4
band. on the North Fork Of Wachita river a. as
qred yesterday, at daylight by cavalry unds, c.
and finy-three taken prisoners A large ,,"sl y
property was captured, consisting Of fifty.or.S
and nearly a thousand mules and horses ,s. bs
ton, horse equipments. provisions, a. Ing
which was destroyed. Black Kettle the -, ISl
chief, was killed. Captain Louis Hamilton S -
ed, and Lieutenant Colonel Barnitz seyer,. Z
fatally wounded. Major Elliott is missing nj =
soldier of the Seventh Cavalry killed. and ~
wounded. The Indians. including women az :
fought desperately. but were completely oye-,.!s
and very badly whipped. s''''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

WHITE pfxE.-Albcrt s. Evans. who has been tn
the newly discovered FL Dorado. and Is now ON bis
way back telegraphs to the Alta from Grubbs Wells.
Nevada, as follows
1havc just reached here. homeward bound. having
made full examination OF the White Pine mines
Their richness IL almost incredible silver being TAN
Ell out by millions. and new discoveries being
made daily. Parties came in on Tuesday from 6s
miles south, reporting discoveries of silver deposs
equal to White Pine The nights cold and the DAYS
pleasant Stages are running regularly and the rush
Is immense. exceeding the Washoe excitement PRO
visions are abundant. A. p. Stanford. Mark McDon.
aid, ID. F. Loveland and other San Francisco canital
lists. are investing immense sums In the purchase Of
mines. with the view to immediate work. None
should come unprovided with means to remain nj,
winter as heavy SHOWS are expected daily.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

FROM NORTHERN IDAHo.-C Walker, formerly OF
this city, spd known to nearly every reader ip the
Basin returned here last week from protracted tour
of Northern Idaho. whittier he went last Spring in the
capacity @ Assistant o. s. Revenue Assessor. He has
travelled throughout thst region, and speaks most
couragingly Of its future There about 1000 per.
sons engaged in mining in the various camps. and
the quartz mines about Florence and warrens be-
ginning to pay and to prospect quite richly. OF the
several beautiful valleys occupied by settlers engaged
in farming or stock raising. Mr. Walker entertains
very high opinion. So taken is he. in fact with that
division Of Idaho that he purposes to return there
ker permanent location after visit to the East.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

OwYHEE ITEMs.-Wo extract the following from tho
Avalanche OF last saturday:
The Lincoln mill. which has been stopped for some
time. is again under way with the name changed 10
Ida Elmore. II has been thoroughly renovated aud
reited and starts up with COO tons OF ready for
crushing.
new wagon road Ia being constructed from Silver
City across War Eagle mountain. i'll u southeasterly
direction to inersect the Boise City road the
head Of Castle creek. about twenty five miles frCm
Silver. Freight from the G. p. Railroad will
Silver this road-loading at Gravey Ford on the
Humboldt
The benefit for the new Catholic Church given by
the citizens of Silver is said to have been complete
financial and social success. Judging from the Ara
dnche notice Of the affair 1t was mixed theatrical
tcrpsichorean. and banquctorial affair
In commenting upon an article published by his
predecessor. rejecting severely upon the morals of
the young of Silver the editor of the Ardidnch
says in conclusion Besides this town boast OF
Ia larger proportion OF wcll-behaved, gentlcmanly
young men than perhaps any other on the Pacific
coast. Is it not possible that word perhaps would
bear italics
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

RASCAILT SToCK OPERAToRs.--Thc grave and s:aid
New York Erenin9 Post. in passing wholesome
censure upon stock gambling generally. and Of Erie
Railroad operations especially. says:
The simple fact is that such directors rs the Eric
Board are rcputed to be are gamblers who play with
" loaded dice y and with q" stocked cards :" He who
deals in their stock at all bets money against them ON
" deal " which they control at will. He might bet.
ter throw his money away ut once and save the wear
and tear of his nerves.
Those who must gamble or he unhappy will find
roulettci tables ut Hamburg and Baden which arc
conducted fairly. and at which they will only loso M,
the average. ten per cent Cf all they bet Doubtless
there are members of Congress who can guide them
to equally honorable " banks " nearer home Hnt
let them keep away from Erie and all other rail
way stocks of whose value and honest management
they have not direct and conclusive proof
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

THE Catholics are erecting So OOO 600 cathedral in
Canton China. and another, quite magnificent and
costly ia to be put up in Pekin while in nearly every
immortal city of the empire they are building a
church. The Jesuits throughout the empire have
adopted the dress the habits and customs of the Chi
nese-eating as they eat, sleeping they Sleep sha-
wing the forehead and not the crown just as the Chi
nese shave theirs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

USLUcKILY LUcKY-Durng the night of Nov. 10th,
John A. Amber. living on the santiam, in Oregon,
with his family, consisting Of four persons, were
driven from their beds by the violence of storm.
which p!ew the doors and windows in. But mo-
ment after they had risen large tree standing
was blown down and fe upon the house, crushing it
quite through, and missing infant still in bed. but
fewinches. Strange to say, no member of the fam.
lily was injured by the crushing accident.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

ALIVE YET.-Pat Daley, one of the Bear River riot.
ers who was reported MORALLY wounded, SNUG
gled off by bis friends and is in lively condition in
Salt Lake City He has escaped the hug of his Bear.
ish friends and reached land of Saints but we
guess II he "gets agoin " much there he will find
sharp claws on sanity fingers too
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

The Me- PERcEs.-The Boise Stdtesmdp says that
Gov Ballard. his recent visit to the reservation Of
the Nez Perez Indians, in Northern Idaho, expended
the sum of $50 900 for them in the purchase of mills
stock apd agricultural implements. This tribe is
becoming civilized faster and give greater earnest Of
intention TO adopt civilized methods of sustaining
themselves than any other tribe on the coast. and
the munihcent expenditure Of Gov. Billiards. was
made from Government funds TO enable them to DO
O properly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

engines a; work on the road between Omaha aud Dear
river. and ton more arc on The way. There four
thousand box. frcich; and passenger IN use in
the same distance And yet the freigh; Agent at
Omaha telcEraphs o parties Al Salt LAX City that
large amount ~ freight IS detained a. thai place for
want Of means of trans purtatou.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

Observation-Disclosures and his Chinese Troupc
who have been playing on all the royal boards Of
Europe. to which they could &c; admittancs. since
their short engagement in Washington. y. C.. were.
on tho 2lsi Nov. exhibiting ;o Queen Victoria and
Lord Stanley. in London Burhngsmc will undouht.
cdly make the thing pay IL buss the Cces;als 70
foot the bills.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10
rnucAr1or N CATHOLIC COUNTRIES.

... ., ,o,;eve those who systematically and
nearly always mendaciousy assail the Catnone uos-
of the world it would appear that they use
everv means to withhold the facilities OF education
rom tba neonle. To show how erroneous sucn
would be. we append the following stats-
t;ca, information concerning matters educational IN
Rome and in Spain. We clip these paragraphs nom
the New York Round Table. which is by no means
c..honc II, its religious tendencies. 1t says:
por,e ia wonderfully provided with institutions OF
,oarning under the charge of the Church ACCORDING
to detailed account recently gwen IN Le !ao"e, no
citv contains Seminares Is Colleges, ana Acaae-
mics whose students number 1893: then the various
cnior hos riding schools charitable schools, schools
for scientific and elementary lnstruc'lon' "i'
by 81, 1913 pupils.
And of Spain, it says:
spanish libraries and schools-accordngt TO tne tes-
timony of the official figures published ~ Maoriu pc
fora the outbreak of the revolt-are III Detler sate
tbo the SOCIAL rottenness and ignorance would nave
led ma to expect The national hbrarles-Whose size
is in this order: Madrid, Central UNIVERSITY, Daloe-
lona Salamanca, Palma and Ma)orca' MANY ~
tain I I66 595 Volumes the two first named having
9OO OOl each The famous Samancas archVes' Whose
yalue NJ froude and other recent historians nav
tauqht us to appreciate consists OF 7O2's paches VI
MSS. the archives OF Alcaia ue e. - onaroi
INSTRUCTION. IL for the Fine Arts, for Music LOT
manufactures. tor diplomacy Ter eomniep roe
II for navigation the infant schools nuioer -''oo'
and the Normal Schools II. The annual approprla.
ton is % OOO OOe reals, to which the communes aad
! m OOO ono reals-which impressive looking sums
signify in the aggregate, in gold value, $685.
Now, let New England. with all her boastful " Ed
vocational SYSTEM" compare her own condition with
that of Catholic Rome and Spain. And when New
England shall do So she will find herself woiui lag
gard in the noble effort of enlightening her youths,
and giving valuable solid, pure, and eleVatinS III
struction to all mankind.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

New DEMOCRATIC PAPER.-The Portland Oregonidn
OF Nov. 2Sth says. Messrs. Semple and Patterson.
formerly connected with the Herald Of that city,
making arrangements for the establishment of first
class Democratic daily paper in that cty-to begin
publication about the middle of January ensuing
They have gone to San Francisco to purchase the
necessary material.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

CHARLES p CHouTEAU lately disfranchised by the
Radical Board Of Registry in st. Louis, had already
engaged an architect to prepare the plans for block
of stores Main street. to cost not less than half
million of dollars. Since his rejection a voter he
has peremptorily stopped the work. and declares he
gill not long the present proscripye party
mains in power, cause ono brick to be laid upon
another. Who blames him
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

hir-sNoRTER.-The Xens Torchi'gA says Of the
rev. Granville Moody: " He may bc supposed to have
inherited the temperament of an aid fashioned camn
meeting, and got II mixed up in his blood With mo.
aerh torch-ight procession Where he Ia there mus,
oa vino, ana thunder. and volcanic crupiions and
earthquakes. and the ground torn up by the roots
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

PRIVATE accounts from England of the state of
Queen vctoriss health, differ very materially from
those lately published in the London newspapers.
She continues to suffer from great nervous irritation.
and has Ats of alternate excitement and depression.
very painful 70 witness. There is reason to believe
she win soon be called upon to abdcate in favor of
the Prince of Wales.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

REMAINS IDESrIFIED.-The remains Of Bacon. who
was supposed to have been murdered in Boise Valley
come time ago by Sim Walters have been found
brought to Boise City, identified and buried there by
the Coroner. Walters has been under arrest since
the suspicion of foul play first arose, and was to have
an examination before the District Court on Monday
last in Boise City.