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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

OwYHEE ITEMs.-We extract the following
| from the dralanche and the U,dre:
The examination of the parties to the killing
Of Henry, Mt Slaughter House gulch, shor
time ago, had not been concluded ND to last
Saturday. 1t had already continued through
twenty-one days.
DIR. Denny, Doc. Waldreth, John Minear
and other old Owyheans who had gone East
have returned to Silver City.
A. 2. Minear. the well known quartz opera.
tor, purposes to remove to San Jose, Califor.
MIA, there to permanently reside. His wife
and children have already gone there.
The Ida Elmore and New York mills were
to have resumed operations this week.
The roads to the mines on War Eagle noun.
tain have been shoveled free of snow, so that
teams could haul ore to the mills.
Several persons who left Owyhee during the
winter. for White Pine, have returned. and
others write that they intend to come back
The failure of Ihos. Cole, Jr., has had
very unhappy effect on business generally in
Owyhee
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

FIGHT WITH INDIANs.-The Montana Post
of April 10th contains an account of Il recent
raid by ten Blackfeet Indians in Galatin Val.
ley and of their subsequent chase by party
of soldiers from Fort Ellis and some citizens
Nine OF the ten Indians were killed and alped.
OF the whites, one soldier, private CorbIy, was
killed and two soldiers aud one citizen were
wounded, but not dangerously. The CORES
pondent who furnishes to the Post the account
of the affair says:
1t is rumored that the Crows have burned
their treaty and propose going on the war path
1t may not be Improper Ia state in this CON
ncctlon, that the commlssary department of
our savage enemies is about Ia be- rr-supplrd
by three wagon loads of flour now on their way
To Twenty Five Yard Crcrh said -four being
furnished by the whites Would that the
"Quakcr Commissioners" could b. substituted
tor the flour. even as the Forty Thieves were
for the oil. Such Ia; of Shaking Quakrrs as
would soon present themselves would astouish
the natives.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

Cor REspoNsE.-In response to Andrew
Johnson's challenge in his farewell address
Whom have | defrauded7 whom have on.
pressed ~ G. b. Lamar, Senior, publishes a
pamphlet, showing that Mr.. Johnson falsely
Imprisoned him, when sick. many months-re-
fused him hearing and trial-searched him and
seized his papers without warrant-took 1900
bales OF cotton without compensation and
damaged him in various other particulars. A
great many others can respond equally as dam.
aging for Andy, and, unhappilv, there are not
few who rest in death, whose responses can
only come in the spirit world.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoN. =. The Demo
cratic Convention of Washington Territory, al
Vancouver, April 23d, nominated Marshall F.
Moore, present Governor of the Territory. for
Delegate to Congress. Strangely enough, the
first ratification meeting was held in Portland,
Oregon. The Walla Walla Statesman of last
Friday says the Radicals gre generally dssat-
asfed with their candidate, !Garftlde, and thinks
Soy. Moore's election very certain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

PANIED AND AsTONIsHED.-Inthe remarks
OF Senator Ross, Of Kansas. when he denied
the truth of the newspaper report of an I'M.
PHEASANT interview between President Grant
ana himself, the Senator said that during the
interview IN question he was astonished and
panied to hear from the President the asser.
ton that where any man had held Office during
the last year and half it was presumptiye
evidence that he was a Johnson man. and, for
'"ae reason, unfit to be retained in office under
the present administration.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

IDAHO APPOINTMENTS Up Ia last account
the following appointments have been confirmed
for Federal Offices in Idaho We give the list
in full:
David Nogglr, of Wisconsin, Chief Justice
}. X. Lewis mot OF ILaho) for Associate
Justice.
I'd. Rmgcr. OF Wisconsin. SURVEYOR General.
Ihos C. DONALDSON mot of Idaho. Register
of the Land Office. Boise CITY.
James Stout mot at ldaho), Receiver of the
Land Office. Boise City
Edwin Frey mot ot Idaho), Register Of the
Land Office. lewiston
mos r. Logan of Boise City. Idaho (for n
wondcr), Postmaster at Boise CITY
W. IL Moulton, of Massachusetts. for L
Marshal.
JAS W. Houston (not of Idaho), for L. s.
Attorney.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06
PREPARING FOR EMPIRE.

i A handsomely printed paper of sixteen pages
called the In.perialist, was lately started il
New York city. 1t has royal crown as title
illustration, and flies the joint notices of Ma
poleon and Grant, viz: "The Empire is Peace,
and "Let us have Peace" The names of the
conductors do not appear. The salutatory says
a democratical form of government in the
United States has proved failure, and il
argues that ar imperial government, like that
of France or Russia, will be the best that can
be substituted. 1t is strongly in favor of pay
ing the Bonds in gold, principal and interest,
to the last cent pledged, and says that to the
bondholders the Empire offers the only pledge
of security that is worth the paper on which
it is written Under the firm rule of an intel
ligent Imperialism, the public money would
flow into the Golfers of the State, and not into
the capacious pockets of multitude of official
thieves" 1t thus speaks of Its own condition
and mission:
TO the general public it is only necessary for
us to say that we ask no favOrs. and solicit no
patronage. Guaranteed as large circulation
as we desire, and provided with ample re-
sources of capital and talent, we shall continue
the publication of the Imperialist us long as
we deem eXpedent. independent of any of the
considerations which hulnilate the journalist
who must seek the popular favor. We only
ask that our pages shall be read thoughttully
and seriously by the thousands into whose
hands they will come. If the truth be in
them, they will accomplish purpose-if not,
let them perish from the memory of the Amer
lean people
The cool efi'rontery of such a publication is
worth little notice Ten years ago no man
or set of men would have dared to issue such
change. and the American people change with
the times
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Il
j, The following is synopsis of the dispatche
obtained from the papers of the week Th'
) dates are to April Goth:
Miscellaneous.
), Washburn has turned against Grant, apt
saws he has been dead drunk recently. Grant
ia wearing out under the vexations and labOrt
} of the Presidency.
). Washburn had during his two days as Sec
rotary of State promised forty-eight out OF the
fifty frst-class appointments under that De
partment. Secretary Fish has ignored Wash
burns promises, and the quarrel between the
two is very bitter.
Fish and Borie authorize the statement that
the reports of their intended resignation are
without foundation.
j. Russell Young, managing editor of the
New York Tribune, has been detected in q
systematic plan of levying black mail from dis
tinguished Radicals, which he has carried on
since 1866 He got about $4,000 out of Sen
atOr Cameron, and large sums from others.
Grow and Chase are named among his victims.
He also robbed the Tribune to keep up the
Philadelphia Post, which he partly owned. All
his letters, revealing his rascality were laid be-
fore Greeley, who after reading them, damned
his old white hat over his head, exclaimed
"Sod again, for the eighty-sixth time" and
strobe from his Office, The exposure has
caused much excitement.
The difficulty between Senators Sprague, of
Rhode Island, and Abbott, of North Carolina,
has been amicably adjusted. Sprague had
called Abbott puppy.
Capt Goddard, of Providence, II. l., pub
lshed card in which he denounced Sprague
as poltroon and liar
Tha Ola E.llnws' oalahrofion in all Nh.
cities, April Goth, was unusually grand Over
40, 900 were in procession in Philadelphia.
Greeley declines the appointment of Pacific
Railroad Commissioner
Gen Lee was handsomely entertained in
Baltimore, April oath.
Revenue Agent Purdy's report discloscs
many violations of the whisky tax aud revenue
laws in California.
Spraguc has published in the GIObc about
600 letters of endorsement of his speech, and
encouraging him 10 60 on.
Brick Pomeroy threatens an expose of GER
tain political secrets about Gov. Hoffman and
other New York Democrats.
BY the schcluing Of Senators Harlan. pomc.
roy and Thaycr, the defeat of niue out of the
eighteen Quaker Indian appointments has been
accomplished llarlan's brothrr-in-law retains
the Neosho Agency, and the friends of Thayer
aud Pomrroy other Agencies.
Ii is said Attorney General IIoar will resign
Daniel ID. Page, of 81. Louis. formerly of
Page, Bacon X Co. died IN that city. April
, ith, aged - years.
The Boston Union League gave 4 banquet
10 several promlnrpt nrgrors-I.icut. GOV
Dunn. OF Louisiana BaSsctt, Minister 10 Hay.
Il. aud others.
The floods in New York. New England. and
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

lHE QrAkrE INDIAN SY>rrM-At Con
ference ot the Orthodox Friend. in phiadcl
pha. last month "a determine upon a system
for the care and covcrnmcm; of the Indians. nj
which benjamin lIallowcll and Sanuc VI Jan.
ney, al Nirglala. took leading part. the fol-
lowing outline pan was agreed upon Tn" re
port says:
Though not declining To attempt some plan
which should embrace all the Indians they pro-
posed Ia tax" the entire responsibility of one
Supcrintrndrncy only. 10 be- such district rs
IN" President might designate. il place at n
superintendent the various Yearly Meetings
10 unite in selecting an Executive Committee
who should have general supervision of the
Agents, and act directly under the Government
ut Washington. The Committee Ia visit the
Agents two or three times year. To receive
no compensation whatever but their necessary
travelling expenses. The Agents under them
to reside with their families Of any among the
Indians. and to be paid the usual salaries
These Agents are to be selected by the Yearly
Meetings. and to be only such rs they could re-
commend as worthy Of confidence.
In this proposition President Grant signiied
his probable acquiescencc, and indicated his
purpose to communicate promptly, with the
Baltimore Friends what superintendent he
would place under their charge.
Sumuel NJ. Janney has been appointed to the
Northern Superintendent
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

OVERCOME MORALITY.-The Boston Her.
al" says an amendment to the Prohibitorv
Liquor law has been offered in the Massachu-
sotts Legislature, which provides that anv
clergyman who furnishes fermented wine at n
sacramento communion table shall be deemed
su'''y OF keeping public bar! We suppose
the mover of that amendment would favor but.
termilk or Godfrey's cordial for communion
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

HON. y. M. CAVANAUGH This gentleman,
Delegate from Montana, returned to Helena
from Washington, April 18th. to procure re-
nomination at the hands of the Democratic
Convention which will meet in June. Major
Bruce is also an aspirant for the place
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

YUBA BRIDGE.-The great railroad bridge
spanning the Yuba river, California, and ada
cent lands subject to overflow, and reaching q
distance of one mile and quarter, is COM
pleted, and ready to be turned over to the rail
road company by the contractors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

Cor OFF EAsY.-The Radicals of Idaho
ought not to complain of the manner in which
Grant has treated the Territory in his appoint
mept of carpet-baggers Idaho has been very
mildly treated in comparison with poor Young
Montana, which is cursed with the burden Of
Ashley. y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

LAMENTABLE.-Miss belinda Louisa Cook
d young lady of Is years, lately from Maine
died in San Francisco, April 26th. from the
effects of dose of arsenic. She had taken it
to "beautify her complexion"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

INDICTED FOR ARsoN.-From the Eugene
City (Oregon) Guard we learn that Solomon
Landers has been indicted by tho grand iurv
OF Lane county for having set fire to the dwell.
ing Of Joseph stevcnton, by the burning Of
which Mrs. Steventon and three children were
burned to death few weeks ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

FOUND DEAD.-Wm. Martha and James
Latey, of Oregon. were found dead near a
camp il Goose Lake Valley, few days ago,
and in their pockets were some wild parsnip
roots, from eating Of which poisonous plant it
is supposed they met their death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

FROM BAD TO WORsE.-The Montana Post
of April 9th says fifty miners lett Helena for
White Pine the day before, and the same paper
of the 10th chronicles the departure of forty
more, for the same destination. Montana is
rapidly falling off in population.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

BAD FOR Sr. Jo.-The st. Joseph Herald
says there is great danger of the Missouri river
cutting through its western bank 4 short dis
lance above, and thus leaving that city high
and dry some four miles east Of the channel
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

j. J. MAY.-By the San Francisco Herald
of April Goth, we learn that j. j. May Esq
lately of this place. delivered IN eloquent ad-
dress on "Man, in his different spheres of life, -
at q regular meeting of the Dashaways in that
city, on the evening of the 18th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

INDIAN FOR INDIANs.-Grant has appointed
E. S. Parker, formerly of his Army staff, as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Parker il
himself an Indian; his mother was one of the
Six Nation tribes of New York; and he is said
TO have the usual Indian fondness for whisky
and deviltry.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

How IT PAYs.-In jewelers. window in
Sacramento are exhibited three silver bricks
with the following text attached: "What we
got at White Pine-yalue, $l2; cost to get
them, 1888 So"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06
u. S. Internal Revenue Tax.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF IDAHO,
Boise City, May l, 1869.
YNHE ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES AND AS
l. sessments on Income for A. d. 1869. and special
taxes and articles in Schedule A" for 1869, has
been received from the Assessor of said District and
said taxes have become due and payable.
Notice Is hereby given that will attend in
person or by deputy, at the Postoffce Building in
Idaho City, Boise county in said district. on the 18th
day of May 1862 to receive said taxes and duties
and to any sum unpaid after said date and for ten
days after demand. there will be addition Of five
per cent. penalty, and of interest at per cent
per month. j. c. GEER,
n2Gw3 Collector.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

LUCKY.-Abraham Bergen Esq, formerly
of the law partner of J. II. Reed, Esq, of
Jacksonville, Oregon, and lately member of
the Minnesota State Senate, has been appointed
Associate Justice of New Mexico
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

H0RRIBLE.-A Chnaman employed as 4
house servant in San Francisco, committed n
rape on a little girl five years old, few days
ago. The police saved the wretch from the
fury of the father of the outraged child.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

DELINQUENT.-E. G. Randall, late Post
master at Portland, Oregon, and recently par
doned out Of the Penitentary for robbing the
mail, is delinquent to the Government in the
sum of S4 800
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

FINE PRESENT.-SOme White Pine mine
owners have sent 233 ounces of silver bullion,
to be made into decorations for the saddles and
brides of the horses of Gov. Haight's staff, In
California.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

FoRNENsr Ir.-The Marysville appeal
(Radical) says the appointment of T. j. Sher.
man, as Postmaster of that city, is unpopular
from the fact that he is nonresident.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

P. j. MALONE has been arraigned on three
indictments for forgery in San Francisco. His
counsel are A. P. Dudley and Lloyd. District
Attorney Byrne conducts the prosecution.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

IsRAELITE CEMETERY.-The members of
the Jewish faith in Boise City have procured
grounds near the Fort Boise Cemetery, to be
used as a Cemetery for their own dead.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

On HIS WAY, OvERLAND.-We have infor-
nation that Hon. J. K Shafer is on his way
here overland. He intended to leave WASH
ingtOn, May 1st
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06

PUB. DoCs.-We acknowledge the receipt
of valuable public documents, copies of the
Daily Globe, and other printed matter of in
terest, franked to us by Hon. J. r. Shafer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06
CHANGE OF BAsE-The Salt Lake 1ele-
graph will hereafter be printed at Ogden

Spelling FOR FIGHT.-Barney Aaron has
issued challenge to fight any man in the world,
black or white, at 1920 pounds, 81 500 side.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-02-27

0opEy's LApy's BooK The March number Of
this magazine is, like its predecessors filled with
choice engravings, and its literary natter the pures
and the best published, We give list OF the en-
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THE ATLANTIC MoNrHLr.-The following are the
articles and writer's in the March number Of this
we'll known and popular magazine :-Malbone an
oldport Romance, part Ill, by I. W. Higginson.
Thrush in a GHdcd Cage poem, by Christopher
=. Craneh. The Small Arabs of New York, by
Charles Dawson Shanly. Cooperative Housekeep-
ing fifth paper. Little Captain Trott by Mrs. Har-
riet Beccher stowe A New Chapter Of Christian
Evidences, by James Freeman Clarke. Consump-
tion in America, third and last paper, by DR.. Henry
l. Bowditch. The Foe in the Household, the first
instament of Serial Story, by the author Of "Vio
tor and Jacqueline." Our Painters second article,
by John Neal. The Fatal Arrow a.pDem, by Alice
Cary, Popularizing Art, by James Parton. The
New Education lsecond paper, by Charles W. Eliot
Howard at Atlanta, a poem, by John g. Whittier
The Suaban Alb by Bsyard Taylor. Our New Pre-
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