The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-08

thew entertained for him an honest,
gentleman and the unbounded confidence tney 70
nosed in him as faithful, intelligent. very skAlAui
emnove And we are informed he was held IN
equally hish estimation by Messrs. Dunn, Arts oa'
bert But we can truly say he was respected by
ACQUAINTANCE and beloved by every friend Generous
and amiable of disposition. sfable and friendly TO-
wards all and singuary devoid Of those character
stics which either invite provoke personal resent
ments, Hanson was actually one OF our best ana
most esteemed citizens He has fallen at the hands
of the murderer in cold blood. without particle OF
provocation, without q moments apprehension oi
his fate and while engaged in extending to his slayer
the warm and hearty cheer which friend gives ohiy
To friends as they sat in convyial enjoyment Of that
festival day.
John Moore Is a native Of Holstein. ana Is ABOUT
80 wears of age He is still in very critical condition.
but we ferventy hope he will recover from the terri
BILE wound
THE FUNERAL OF HANSON.
The last sad rites to the mortal remains OF Hanson
were performed on Monday evening. Deposited III
handsomely mounted coffin, bearing silver plate IN
scribed with the name. age, and date OF death. the
body was borne to the burial ground on bonum I'LL
in appropriate manner. The hearse was preceded ny
the Idaho Brass Band. and following 1t walked the
mournsrs, nearly Ave hundred persons on foot' SIX
large four horse and two horse wagons. filled with
friends Of the deceased. and about thirty more
mounted on ho1 ses At the grave Mr.. c. 3. Kingsley
delivered an appropriate funeral sermon, the Band
nlaved airs suited TO the solemn scene, and, the
burial ceremonies over the long procession returned
in order of march back to the city. and dispersed.
CONCLUDING REMARKS
No better attestaion of the wholesome state OF So
ciety which enjoy here in one respect can De mao
than has been displayed in reference 10 this mourn
full yet diabolical tragedy. The excitement was III
tense Oh Sunday night and feeling ran very high
against the murderer on Monday; yet no attempt no
movement has been made, 70 interfere Win The reg
uar workings of the law TO take the slayer OUT o
the hands OF the constituted authorities for cohugh
punishment Nc community ever acted better uh'
der the crcum stances and while our German fellow
c,izrnswhose brothers in nationality or blood
the victims are-mert great commentator TOT 'he!f
excellent Experiment. in the whole trying tme lus'
need of praise is due also 10 our citizens OF The same
race and blood which Porter claims. for the unAniin
ity and JUS, minded accord with which they pro-
nounce their fullest condemnation and unquAhned
adherence OF the objectionable. unprovoked. and
mos, foul murder which that hend in human form
has perpetrated All classes unite in saying that Ii
best the law and justice shall take their plain direct
course in the matter and IN this every good citizen
everywhere will acquiesce.
The prisoner has waived examination. There
fore the mex, grand jury will be called upon TO pass
Oh his case and at the next term Of the Di.;rc;
Cour, he will no doubt receive just trial 10 answer
for his mos, henous and hcartless crimes. Till then
his case will resi-: and he is in safe custody 20 be
timely brough; for trial.