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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

SHOCKING BEUTALIrY.-We extract the
following specimen of the whole from the re-
port of the proceedings before the Committee
in San Francisco who are engaged in invcstl-
eating the conduct of the officers in charge OF
the State Industrial School for refractory boys
and girls The witness whose answer is given
was a subordinate employed in the school, and
Capt Morrill, was the Superintendent:
Colonel IIolt-Can you repeat the exact Ian
guage of Captain Morrill, with regard to Will
cox and Bennett
A. He said he fully approved of Col. Wood
management so far as punishment and dlsclp-
line were concerned, but not in regard to
finance he would swear to that under oath ;
he said he had bucked and gagged and lashed
Bennett and Wilcox until they looked like mum
mics, and rolled over and were rs helpless as
sticks of wood.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

CHINESE SLAvEs.-We copy the following
significant extract from the telegraphed report
of the proceedings in the Chinese Labor Con,
vention at Memphis, Tennessee, July l4th.
The Koopmanschap mentioned is the chief of a
noted German importing house i'll San Fran
cisco:
Koopmanschap also addressed the Conven'
ton, stating that his house brought 10000 Chi
nese to California, where 10000 are now en-
gagged in general and railroad work. They
were paid ninety cents to 81 10 per day, II
gold, as laborers, and can be induced to come
here for $50 per month; but they can be OBJ
tained much cheaper in China. Under hive
years contract they can be had Mt $40 to ST.
per month.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
TRUMBULL AND BRIGHAM YOUNG.

The following is the reported conversation
which occurred between Senator Trumbull of
Illinois and Brigham Young, few days ago,
at Salt Lake City. The Deseret Ne,cs, which
is Brigham's own organ, says it is "an unfair
report" but does not say wherein it is Unfair.
We give it as we find it in Chicago paper of
July 12th as follows:
AS Senator Trumbull was bidding adieu to
Mr.. Young, the latter remarked, that on re-
turning to Congress he might hear of some
persons being put out of the Territory, and if
done he might be sure 1t would be for just and
good reasons If such Federal officials are
sent here as sometimes have come, they will
be guilty, and i'll an orderly way put out OF
Utah, for good cause.
Senator Trumbull-Before you take any
steps of that kind, allow me to request that
you make known your grievances to President
Grant. He is just man. intending to do JUS
tce to all; but he will not permit violation
of law to 60 unpunished. 1t will not be safe
to molest public officers in the discharge of
their duties
Young-What more will he do for us than
Johnson did! Gen. Grant has removed the
only officer here who was 4 Mormon. The
United States Judges who were here some
time ago acted badly. | told them what |
thought of them. and they lett.
Trumbull-1ou will promise obedience to
the Constitution and laws of the Union!
Iuung--Adhrrence to the Union, certainly.
One enactment of Congress. however, we shall
not obey; that is the one torblddmg polygamy.
Ii is not right to interfere III that matter. 1t
is much better for 4 man To have several wives,
support honor. and cherish them, than ii Is for
Il man To deceive one and cast of, disown, and
refuse to support her,
Trumbul-That is a matter about which
We must differ We think the National Gov
ernmcnt and the States can rightiully pass
laws against bigamy. and Justly punish the
offence Ali the States make II plurality OF
wives "A criminal offence
| loung-lrs; all the States have laws Oh the
! subject, and Utah, when State, will have an
| equal right 10 make laws protecting polygany
! Until We came here, the sub ltct oi polygamy
was not broached. 1t was not until We had 4
revelation OH the subject. We think We ought
not 10 be ntcrtercd with in this matter, as il
is uubody's business but our own. We have
about 10000 people. Congress thinks We are
unable Ia take care of ourselves a State
| When We number 100000. rs We soon shall,
think we shall bc admitted into the Union.
Senator Trumbull concluded the dialogue b,
remarking that the laws. at all events, must b'
obeycd aud upheld, and that the Chicag" part
was here on commercial and not Il poiItlca
errand.
Mr. Young's remark about expelng Fedora
officers from the Territory who do not pleas
him. and his declaration that Mormons woul,
not obey the law OF Congress against bieamy
created considerable sensation among TIN
members of the party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

NEGRO MISUNDERSTANDING the members of
the Pennsylvania Convention of Irish Repub-
licans who sent Delegates to the National Con-
vention of the same class recently met at Chi
caco, were DR.. VIM. Elder, of Forney's Press,
who has not drop of Irish blood in his veins,
and is native of Pennsylvania, and Col. Fitz-
gerald, an Irish.hating Scotchman, of Philadel-
phia One of their resolutions says: "The
black slave is our brother we should help to
lift him up and make man of HIM" The Ma
tional Convention $50 called) of those Irish Re-
pubcans contained seventy -four members, and
here is what the Chicago Republican deading
Radical organ) remarked in connection with
their proceedings in Convention. 1t said:
Neither our foreign policy nor our tariff pol
icy is likely to be adjusted merely with refer
ence to the somewhat Irish doctrine of antipa-
thy to England. And we fancy that, as the
voting mass of the Irish Republican party
grows from shadow into a substance,-from
a mere army on paper into an enlisted, drilled,
and moving column,-the new leaders whom it
will elect will be less Jealous in the declaration
of policies which tend to ALLEVIATE considerable
classes of voters.
Here the seventy -four Irish Republicans
all there are of them-are squarely read out
of the party They are told that the Republi-
can party will not carry out the purposes of
the Irish Republicans, and that their resolu-
tions are at war with the policies of the party.
From this it seems that the seventy-four Irish
Republicans have signifed their willingness to
become apostates, and have made themselves
ridiculous in their efforts to swell the kepubll-
can ranks, and now are not only denied adms-
sion, but receive for their obsequiousness KICKS
and contempt. This sort OF treatment ought
to soon reduce the seventy-four to seven
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

SENATOR FEssENDEN, says late Maine
paper, privately announces two things. viz:
First his contempt for Grant and his admins
tration; second, his intention to cut loose from
politics at the expiration of his present term as
Senator.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
JONAS w. BROWN,

IrSTTrE OF THE PEACE FOR IDAHO CITY
Al Precinct. Also Notary Public, and Attorney II
Yv Business III every Court in Idaho promptly
1,rii TO- and particular attention given 10 collec
nan. rz-Otfce in the brick building corner OF
Vr,gomery and Commercial streets.
LjlAo city. July =, ls69-tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

DIDN'T SALUTE.-We clip this from the
San Francisco Call of July 9th:
It has been remarked that no national salute
was fred from the forts in the harbOr on the
morning of the celebration of the National An
niversary Has Independence Day ceased to
exist in the minds of the military, that it fails
to recognize it
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

HAMMOND, editor of the lolo Mail, has
brought suit against the noted Long Primer
Hall for libel, and puts his damages at the
modest sum of 100000. If he RECEIVERS a
verdict for the full amount, as did Miss Craig
against Sprague, we fear it will take almost
the last scad old Long Primer has to pay it.
But maybe Hammond will be magnanlmous,
and comp"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

THE REV. DR.. SCOTT, who was virtually
driven from San Francisco during the war,
lately returned to that city, and on Sunday,
July 10th, preached to an immense congrega-
ton in Calvary (Presbyterian) Church, OF
which he had for years been the pastor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

AN IRISH YANKEE.-Gilmore, the protector
and chief man of the late |" tremenjus" Boston
Peace Jubilee, is a Roman Catholic Irishman,
born in county Galway, and was fierce Dem
ocrat before the war. He made nearly SlOO,-
600 by the Jubilee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

GRANTS negro Postmaster in Augusta,
Georgia, is charged with having forged notes
on the Government. If the offence shall be
proved on him, Grant ought to send him as
Sickles' Secretary Of Legation to Madrid.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

OLD Ben. WADE.-A toadying correspon-
dent, in telling how ex-senator Ben. Wade of
Ohio performs his duty as Commissioner OF the
Pacific Railroad says:
When the train is in motion. Mr.. Wade sits at the
door OF the rear and watches the track as If he
had lost something valuable and expected every mo-
ment to discover IL.
Wade put his character behind him many
years ago, and is trying TO seek it perhaps In
vain it is lost and gone TO the bad entirely.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

TIE RICH RICHER, THE Poor PooEEK.-
The New York JIorld says:
There are about eighteen thousand persons
in this city who pay tax on incomes. These
are those whose incomes amount to over one
thousand dollars per annum and pay on the
surplus over that amount. OF these eighteen
thousand, seven hundred and fifty pay on about
one halt of the entire amount returned. In
short, of the eighty-four millions returned, one
half belongs to little over seven hundred and
fifty persons This shows how the wealth OF
the city is concentrated in few hands. And
under the present protective system this con-
ccmtration into the hands of the few will con-
tlnue
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
Confessional Cards.
SC,yIKER ~ BURMESTER,

rroRyFYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law
\ vii attend TO legal business in all the Courts
! ~ ~ Territory Prompt attention given to couec-
+r. Office il Boise City. nlu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
\ WoRNY SToRY-Thc White Cloud (kan-

sas) ChiJ tells this:
A German. living at "Cracker's Neck" Mis-
sou,:. vas tor several years afflicted with ter
rible thirst which water would not alay, and
doctors could not At last "Urosconic doc
tor''-whatcver that may became to the con-
clusion that the man was troubled with worms,
and gave him an emctic, on which he threw
up ten fish worms, three lamprey cells, seven
crawtsh, one mud-turtlc FIVE lizards, two tree
frogs one bull snake, section of worm fence,
and the worm of copper still containing six
teen coils. He at once complained of being
better, aud has steadily improved ever since.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

GIL. LNsLIE.
AINSLTE ~ EOOTE

TT0RNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, IDA
4 10 CITY. Patents obtained for mining lodes.
T.i:r ast Of Congress OF July %, ls66. OFFIcE-On
vi street. opposite Andrews Co.'S store. nlu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

NEGROES in Tennessee are holding indigna.
ton meetings to denounce Brownlow; so lie
has failed, us johnson did, to be their Moses.
White men will be hypocrites and pharsees.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

BISMARCK has refused to recognize Emil
Hoechester, of Chicago, recently appointed
United States Consul at Bremen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
GEN. FRANK P. BLAIR'S SPEECH.

At the banquet of the Army of the Potomac
Society in New York, few days ago, General
Frank Blair was called upon for speech.
The report of the affair goes on to say:
Major-General Frank P. Blair was called,
and said he would say a word for a people who
81 will speak of the people who were once our
enemies, and know that when speak OF them
before soldiers speak before those who Will
heartily respond. Those against whom we
cOntended, whom we aspersed as rebels, and
whom we triumphed over as well. They were
great and generous people, they were worthy
of the steel Of our best. We have heard here
of Farragut and of Sheridan. but we shall yet
hear of Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Kisses
and cries, and great contusiOn.) Who is it dis.
sents? (Numbers of voices, 1--WE dissent 81
dissent" Think of AndersOnville and Libby
Prlson.D 1t would be little merit for us to
have triumphed over mean enemy. (The
speaker was again interrupted by storm OF
hisses) speak of them as our late adverse
res (Cries of "Traitors.'O Are there nc
voices to be raised for them! (Cries of "Yes'
and No." confusion, and cries of 'TraitOr.
Admiral Farragut here decided that to in
troducc anything which interrupted the har
mony was out of order.
Upon receiving the news of Stonewall Jack
sons death, the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher ex
claimed, in the pulpit of his Brooklyn Plym
outh Church: jackson was true Christian
and has gone straight to Heaven ~ Was tina
treason and out of order!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

QuIcK.-The yacht Dauntless, belonging to
James Gordon Bennett, recently made the
voyage from New York to Queenstown in 12
DAYS, II hours, 6 minutes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE is to accompany
the surveying expedition for the Northern Pa
cific Railroad from st. Paul.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

WAS 1T PEACEFUL9-Atth the Boston Peace
Jubilee the many rival Brass Bands returned
blow for blow.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
SAN'L 4. MERRITT,

4 roESEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW: OF OF
ice on Commercial street, second door above
Se court house. hIu'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29

THE Cuban Fillibuster Chief, W. 0. G. Ry-
an, lately escaped from the authorities in New
York, lived in Montana for the last few years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
FRANK MILLER.

TTOREEY Il COUNSELLOR At LAW. IDAHO
\ Gy.LT Office in third building above the
ollt house, Commercial street nSu
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10
Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by =
: G. M. COLE, GROCER.

APrLEs--Dried l8c pr pound.
BEANS Beans So 5O0SS so per
bush,
BUrlRR-I5@25c.
BAuNo PowDERs All kinds. SO cts
e oo SSss Q505o fos green. Drowned
80 cts,
Cream 40 cts per pound,
CAgDrEs-slick Candy So, Clear 4Oc,
French coo q pouHd.
CANDLES -TalIOw 2ocj Star soc per
pound.
DRIED PeAcuEs- 10000 pound
Eoas--ln good demand at l5c.
FLouh-Thers is a decline. We
quote choice A at So so; xxx $500;
Xxx Sc co. X IS 90
FRUlTs Raisons 25,, Prunes 25c,
Cnuanls 25c. Figs 3Oo per pound.
FTsH-New mackeraI by the kit 10
asa 30, COD 10 TO l2}ca pound.
GNArv-Whoat. prime ! 25@l 20,
Cas- 5Oc, Corn soc,
GLAss-sxlO, SO 30, lOxl2 60;
l0xl4, 81 90 l0Si5, 81 20; I0xl6
81 so; l2x1G, 81 80,
KASAwuA SALT Barrel 50 GO
LEAD AND Suor-Bar Lead l5c per
ID; Shot oil Nos, lee per ID.
LARD -l8022o.
MoLAssEs--Poui Rico SOC per gal.
N. 9. 81 10. Syrup 81 %
Tod to GOD at 81 so; 81 81 rs; Cd 50
Al IS %; 81 SO 90, with the usual dis.
count to the tale.
Gus Lard. 81 75;. Lpb'ic $1,000;
Liasaed, wholesale 97G5l 49, retail
81 80; Carbon, 40 {, per gal.
pRovEIoSs--Sboullrm l5@lG cts.
hams 20@22a; sides lS@2O Z; Mess
Pork l8c; dried beef 95@3o cents. -
PorAToEs So 06O per bush
SUGAG--Hayonno, 15c; Cuba Ice;
N 0. l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, lS@l9c.
SODA New Castle 10.
STARCH -l0c.
TEAS = Young Hyson and Imperial
So per pound; Black 81 GO,
VxEaAR-Purs Cider Vinegar SOC
gallon.
WHrrE LEAD -Mixed Lead, SO 5O6
SO 10; Pure Lead, "a 10 per keg Of 25
lbs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10

"TuE Hour AND THE MAN.--Thc In,
peria'ist, the new paper which favors q
stroag government says: "lthasreceiv-
cd many letters osking it to namo its
candidate for imperial honOrs, Many
people express readiness to support the
imperial movement provided that tho man
chosen TO carry it into effect is equal TO
the hour" The In.periolia soothCs these
anxious inquirOrs by tho assurance that
when the imperial apple ripCns, the man
will appear to pluck it, Exchange,
We havn't much idea that the "hoUr"
will arrive soon, but will wager a big
apple tina. the imam it hO ever appears
will uppcor as a Democrat and be back
cd by party under that name,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10

How Ben Butler is about to destroy
Englond is thus related by a CORES.
pOnleut who heard him read. 10 mnnn-
script, his terrible assault upon John
Bull; al Nhe Decoration Day specify
has one Of the most terrible danunuia
lions Of England that has ever been ut.
tered on this cOnlinon, since he war
began; ct least, | thought so. az, with
his leg thrown over the back Of his chair.
and cigar ia hi0 right hand, he read
this ilegibIo portion Of the manuscript
in SO quiet and uncoucerned tone as il
10 uSa the the idea Of Mr.. Goodwin
Smilh) he we're denounc ing dead and
buried nation instead of pouring rcd-hot
shoi into The flesh and blood Of live
and proud spirited people,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10
rnE CunAN REYoLurlON.

The report !ha, Peru has recognized
he Cuban revolaiionists as belIiger-
snis, and that Chile will presently do
the same thing, will not surprise any
ore. Spain has earned the hatred Of
every ooo Of the Spanish American
States Her conduct towards Mexico,
81, Domingo, Peru and Chile, durias
our late war, was Of a nature to excite
the fears and the dislike Of the whole
South American continent,
That the Central and iSluth AmeriN
can S,ales should nos rela,is.a 10 nat
uraI; We only wonder Ilrat ,aey have
no. seen 80 clearly the advantage they
would have, in Ousiing Spain from the
Yves! Indies, as 10 pour men and maIeri'
al Of wor into Cnba in such quantities
as to max. the Spanish fight hopeless
al once.
Cuba If she gains her independence
of splin, viii form the vanguard of a
possible Spanish American conIederl.
ton; and il the Central American rcpub
lies are awake 10 their interest, they will
so manage timt the Cubans shall not be
tempted to offer Themselves to The Uni
ted States under auy circumstances
Wheel. Int,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10

THr New CArGrAL OF RussrA.-TLe
New York Tribune says: KEY is said
to be the city chosen By the Rus.
sian Emperor for.tho new capital of his
dominions, This would indicate, il true
a move upon the political chess board,
and 'ar.reaching plans. The proposed
ca pital is go miles south Of ST. Peters
burg, aud 400 miles west Of Moscow, and
has less than. one hundred thousand
people nt this moment. By silud,iou
and importance it is not united to be
the seat Of empire, and the choice Of it
by the CIR would be a fair notice Of
bis disposition or capacity with respect
to the invalid realm at tho Bosphorus,
aud possibly 10 the Austrian provinces.
There is probably 10 tho rumor that the
Gar, who hos some IDEAS and ptOpeusi-
lies if not political enterprise, desires 10
become il he can. nearer neighbor
alike TO Chrisendom and Turkey. Tb
new capital would ssal him to sntisfac-
tion. While the Car i, contemplating
his eAil to Kiov, European pubicisls
deem themselves Shrewd in looking for
ward TO the time when the Austrian En-,
piro may have to remove ilS seat TO
Hungary,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10
SINGERS
New Family
SEWING MACHINHS,
tsalcs 4 ,99s ahead q ell ethers.J

NSNsN' Ni""r 'NAesAN' W f.lA NhANAosl
A FFER three years experience with the
II above named machines, ] take great plea.
sure in announcing TO the public that am
still prepared to supply all parties who con,
template purchasinga sewing machine with
the best, most durable, aud with the least COM
plicaion Of machinery in existence.
While this is the case it takes in greater
range oil work than any other. 1t will Hem
aud Fell (bias or straight goods), Tncli, Cord,
Quilt, Trim, Bind and Gather, and sew Ruff
file at the same time without 5asling, aud sews
equally well from the igltest fabric to the
heaviest beaver: makes the celebrated lock
stitch (the same TN both sides.
lfordered with the machine it also has aR
Embroidery. Attachment; which puts the en-
broidery on'thc upper surface Of the goods, US.
ing silk twist, silk or cotton floss.
In short IL is the maGbne to buy. as thou
sands will attest. See The New Singer before
you purchase. Send in your orders and get
machine without extra charge for freight.
Full and Satisfactory instruction how to use it
guaranteed.
Needles supplied to order, with money ac.
companying The order by mail or Otherwise.
Prros as follows:-l4 for 81 ,0O--6 for 80 cents
or cents each
Ali communications promptly answered.
Address,
G.G. WEBSTEh, Agent.
juno Sim .Middleport, @.
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IRELAND,

Disturbances, particularly in the couu'
ties of Tipperary aud Westmea!h, cOu>
linuo 10 be the order ofthO day in Ire.
land. There is no occasion to believe
that these ore connected gith or resulting
from FGanjnnism though, undoubtedly,
the Feoinn p0rt Of Ireland. The troub
10 has arisen out Of the miserable land,
lord.aul.ttnRnt system ia that country
out of absonteeism, which takes away
cupi'0l 10 The shape Of rent, to be ex-
pended in foreign par!s-out Of anger,
poverty, oppression, neglect, misgovern.
msnL AND hopelesSnesa, Mr.. Gladstone
mus! deal, speedily and Stingorlly,
with this ten0nt-righ! question, which is
real ani pressing and MT o sentimental
grievance. Never had statesman bet.
ter field for doing good, nor more Diff
fcult game to play for nations ben
eft.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10

The New York Herald makes an in.
venlory of the qualities an "enterprisiog
journalist" should possess. It says "ho
must be 10 advance in encouraging all
enterprises calculated to promote the
national interests Of the country, The To-,
cal improvements Of his city and SUI
burbs, and everything else which helps
the trade, inCreasc0 The population and
wealth, enhances the beauty and con.
Itjbutos TO the public convenience and
ornaments.