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gBtr erridtcn %cenlelben ali lniere eisene Soften, uno
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tpdtrsn, nebnieu mir ~oenielben pieoer meo tino MAIDEN
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nahfebenoe perionen. weIdbe uniert Resuiator benuten;
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Bdbnbpfhtr ,Rurtbern GrutralsS atns, Gde
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EoH q. Da. an ssbtn bic Sies. uit ioIgi idgII&.
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u9r N~ahmtita8s nGd Ipublt eips 0rstf uno ben
3utihnnntipnsn.
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@lenn ptorrtsss idttou alt. nab unipntpmu In Ytnr-
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nab @mmitt4bur tn Double Qtpe.a rtti.S totipu
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baden.
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UNI $50 Wiprgers iro .. 80 Nahmtttaes, linton 8tioyt
I'm 5 uuo 80 WRorgens uno 3 Rubmiitdas.
Die Sige tommen In Baltimore all un s .35 uno lQ.lb
Woraers unb I. 90 Wbenbs.
G~onntuss seben tttus ahas.
rsm.b y. Sursan. @sntrai.W ptrt.
tGu u. u. Srpitt. Gupsrlut
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BCrmaltcrsz8crfnu

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KILL pon
@runoti8cntguln an %6ombrit9e uabe yea
fin StraRe.
IN 6olnt zines BeirCtrs bes 0rcis : @erihttS Der
Stdot Baltimore miro Der unttrIcidretr 0etlpalttr am
Plabe leIOlt az untag, osn B. September, NGhntttags
4 lDr, U%crtaufcn
Den ganien pldg at Der n6rblihNeu SCttt
Der 0ambriogGtraBc 20 BuB l%ueilib bon Der EedtinIr.
aulal8eno oouu pcltli@ an Der GGmbriogeriruBs II
jus brslt mo nofoltd unaetnbr 90 i|uB tief 9sbcno, bis
an cine 6uB brette Aisp, gum grneiUihGint0elt sc.
braudc.
NyUuut nit cIntm 2. Nbdigtu ,leaeI n einsrucn
8rhnhduIe nit E I6digem {intereebdubr muo
ether lu0rIihcn 8runomirtle non S24. 30 mterluotict.
es III eth 6bCil etncs 8ruuoplabcs, luCIGcr 0urdb bic
yHanion,6umplBnit U0n Baltimore" an rtrcu "0uUtIciI
@tot8 Vtombet8rt Otrpddtct. uno Uslher a. rus AT brr
eambrtbGttrnBe brett, 40 Jus tiCf bis iur Is 'trfiruBc
arbt, nit d Suuleru bebaui ln0 sincr idbrlihen @runO.
mlCtbc bon $3.50 aut ben gdnIen pluB untfruoriM TT.
gtrtdutSbcotnBurBcn: tin 8rtittbcil buar, Ocn RrH
dui 6rcott BON u unO II Wionuten nit 3itlsn pom Der.
tautatl8c an; pocr Nucs baar mad Ytlieben ocs R6u.
ters 9totrH Iur bic srcOtBdblanguI. lUtlbe lur ,3ufrie.
oenBctt ots GerlUaliCrS 8cNhert Ittu mt len.
Sbps. NJ. 6riffin. yerrUalter;
p. =. Gppsr. Nuit.,
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8olb bilig uro 2ebensruittel iplgen!
:. Araas 4 Coup,

we. 80 u II, VarretraRe,
~ptriauisn bon brute an 3u bsrabssisbttn Yreijen ben
etrduherts 6duitrilidf su ID CTS. pro ptunb SBruH.
Ride su Is Cts; Die befen Stnnisn ~ 20 Gts.; friihes
S6mttnefsii6 16, ednal8 IS. stiaIyrfs uno p6tsI-
BletiG wiro ~ 2 Gents pro Btuno biniasr abaelaHsn.
6rttfes Rtnbfetlh BON Der be'er Nualitdt uno btIia.
Qohbuter 20 Gents. suts Butter fHs b6btrs Vrsiis
4obnsu 10 Gents pro Quart; ~seiallsne unb strdu6srte
6tldt In gutter Wuswabl.
I'm, u~nieren' eethrten aunben unb BEN aeIbGFttretbtr.
ben publitlm gelessnbeit ~ stbtr. ibrsn Esoari bon
uns lu btliebtn unb bod I'M Stanbe aa itin, i'm Detail.
Gtid6tt nit lns III eoneurrtreu. 10 babsn mir beIGlo3en
Disbetperiauiern etrsn Rabbati bon 10 bis 20 g,rc,eni
u Btben, te nab nmftdnoen. Vile bon uns ~eefauitsn
Raartn wtrosn irti abstIteisrt.
8. &rauS q Sons,
IRI-l ar 90 unh Al 2inrrtHraks
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Wa6 ben
80 Dirginia-W nrarn

HUtI
Ridbnpnb, ben Borss1fiper unb bic GbeEapeafes
uno Sbtp.G ifenbabn.
Die poriteIiden 9ampf,dtffs Der yRidmunb. unb
BORT 8tiper. 2tnie" ~oerlniien tdgltd (Sonntaqs ausae.
nommen) Nadmitta9s i'm 4 flbr ben yier ear. 2,
eisbtf n rat len. ss srfte. fir gBet.lloint uno %perbinoen
fh pinttiih NIT ben WtOraer. Is IprsB I3Hgsn Der y6beia.
peate. urb Sbio'giiinbabn" bon Rt6monb.
va tia8tere nit bic ier 9inie babeu cine %ungeY6rte n6dt,
ltde 6ube anf Der Bai, inoern ie ben Dort. gioct bel
3a8esanbrut erreidsu uno ale Vldbe BON Beoeutung
lan8s Der 2inie Der vRtdmono. uno Oort.R iper. gileits
balm" beobad1ten. ioipis aud tpGbrtno oes Worsens Die
ausgs3eidneie Seerrrte Der nGbeiaptats- rno Obios 81
tenbahn" bepunoern t0nnei.
6rtbfhid am Bpro Der 9ampfidiffe Dor Der Nniunft
In it.4oint unt Z nbr Wor9srs, unb Souper an Den
Quclsn I'm ielbcn abenbe.
6abrpreis bon Baltimore nab Ridrnnno iur 49,. 81 90
Din. uno 6ertabrt tGrcuritons. Yiuete) .....,..., 800
BON Baltimore mad gDbite SULPHUR ............. IL 90
pius uno 5trfabrt { GgoirfionS. Yiuete ......... q 90
uno rtat auen ltioltbtr Yuntten nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Grnitorigung.
80 Verionsn. tpslbt Yferoe uno Wagen mttnsbmen,
tonnert %oieiclbsn ~ior9ialtig In Ndt gcnonmen uno III
ben b~iaigiten Vreiisn %bCiorDert erbalten.
Durt.Binete tuerbtn mad gDbite SULPHUR, TarOiue,
Greensboro. Charlotte, RaIeigb. Columbia, guaura,
Saoannab uro allen punftsn iiolid uiio ~Iiotueititdj in
Rr o. Rprb. SaIpsrtaraAs, Barnum's Sotei ge9en.
iber, inn i'm Bureau Der Bampfi6ifi .SeIelidaff Slr.
go, !9t9btitraBe, uuo vi. 81, 2banissfr., Seus' Voint,
pertuuft.
t3aatl7, 3Utts.) ". SorHer, Nstnt.
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Slt bertaufeu,

"a Gin geobrbaus nit 2aoen an Der 2lgbt'. udbt
W'ontgomsrpitraBc, init 7 grrGumigcu 3,inmerr. 9utent,
uno VA fer. Natiufraasn bel Scnrp fS. SUptt. Orr,
D, tap Buiibiuss, OF. vdmlfirdes. Q2i-l
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Aus Sauiing, Midi. Shlu6 Der
Situnn Der ScoiSfatur.

2nnitna. Did, 10. Nugut. psuts nuros bic
StBun9 Der N%eetslatur gslhiol lien, Madden zine gtmtin.
lame Mfiolution dnacppinllcl mar, lpelhe tirru Giitn.
baGr'5artt re8ulitt uuo oit6 mobilization eon'urrirenbc,
Gi,erbubtiinten uttbtrtti, tgidd BEN WtuIttr btr ncurt
Nonitttution bon Auinois. 8. Rtb.l
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gu b%trfauiCn.
G4 Das Saus Wr. IS, GonfitutlUn ftroge
nit 3 3irrrern iiuo Seller. 8runomietbc SIS. -; prtig
$3.50. 5eruer Elm YrooiituHs .gabtu. elmer Der bcicu
NlIbe III Baltimore, NIT cOmplctrr @iuridtlu0 ium ball
ben preis. Witthe hes Sauics uub Sellers rur. SO
lnonatlib. an Der gte Der Sigbs iRO 5aipHtrGBe. Ter
Sdlilcl 1T i'm udtiten SGIie.
Ndbtre NusIunit aiebt EbpB. g. URafun.
(lS2-l Nr. ". WnrOsYonoNrnft
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Maent in lDaihinaIun.

OF. Daptb xBeHtler. str. 10, Purbp's Court.
l4en Nsnni pluania. Aptnue uno BsGtraBe. Ia unftf
M9trt ttr 9Daibinaton, Georgetown uno &leranbria
nno fno 3ahlunsen an i'm ju MAIDEN.
~ unjetgen tr ben s9orreiponbtnttus tperoei an
beiaatem Drts tnteeasnaenpmmtr.
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Nus Manhdnfett8. 49, 6roBer
QSulbbrduS,
5patcre aabelnadridten aus europa.

guS. Worctftr. WoN.. ptio ~aeuslott. eaB IN btr,
gpolOtrn Oct bptttsen uulogtuc elm itbr srobsr gDaIt
btunb WttbCu ipll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-11

NuS Sartfpre, Spnn. Selbfts
WfprS.
IN 3arttorc Conn. erIhoB Gd Gin iunatr 19.iabrii
ger Wlonu, neil CT I'M egaTtr in g0sft.pOtut aura &C.
idttn mar.
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sEdH Sin nenrs Sampfi6iff
in ZEN Saltimurer Ge,pd fern.
ia i'd oas idueQe unb bequtme 8ampfidiif ,Gprls
u. &mitb," Gapt, ,. Wtarttn, gstduft. 10 babe Id cine
gtrbtnoun8 itptIteu oteier Stdot uuo Srupn'S pa.
Dillon tur bic WeQuetnlthteit neither JabIrCider6 rCunot
luto BEN Yublttum i'm NQgeneinen erBftret. 3as
Sdntptldtitt rulro BON uro nod &unnerfda, ben IL.
Nu9uf. Yler glr. &. Gtb9btiiraBe, SUB Uon GoupaOar.,
I'M 2 uno y g ubr gtahmtttdRs uerla len tuuf Der Sin.
lto SerfGLrt am County YDerite uRD am paturentitr..
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q I nbr anldr9en. 3lridtsbrCnO uiro rs ben qaUiupu
mn = 5 uuo s nbr NbGnos uerlu fen. Vim 9Jauilou limo
iorituibrtno goote. Sober, i tidgct6tbc II. 10. III baden
uno 9rfrtldli9et meroSn ~ Staotpretien I'M Sottl auf
benz VldBe oerabreiht. Die bette Huifdt uno GrbuunQ
wtro oalelbit berriber, uno III rs meine Nblidt, nit Dem
v@prus y. Smith"
R5ronn's papiupn
~ ettent td9libcn Ber9niigungsplab tir Sunoerte unie.
ter WtttblrQer, NO he auf cinem tubigen, ihattigen glab
etnen gag nit 6iIbrl ooer YiCnic Obre rurnbe uno
Gtnniiidungen binbriugen t6nnen, Iu inadcr.
Gtne Spnntagsiabrt miro UNI 10 Ibr WtOraens uno
= 3 uhr ytddmlttags 8emddt tueroen.
Nm 6reitdg, ben IL, auguit, uno Sicnhag, ben 1G.
Nu8ult, lDtro etne WtonO ihetnfabrt. it%attfinoeu uno Das
Boot ieinf gBerfte ur 7 ubr WbCn0s ~OerlaNeu.
VilGte fir bic Sins unb 3eridbrt 80 Gents. Qinbcr
unter IL Sabten. poil ben Sltern bCgIeitet, % Gents.
Seine bcriihtI9ten YcriOnen lusrocn am Yoote ober
aut BEN Ylabe i%u8eia'ieH uno 1T cine SpeItaIaYoiist
%anlpeIen0.
GOtiaor.W uFt lift am qGabe unO nuf benz goote, beg
Sornta9s ausgcnOmmen.
Shulet uuo Yicttes. partte'n tueIte ben qIab 5u Ell.
9n9tren min den. lpOlen. fh bel oerr unierjeihneieu in
Rr ISL, eiie.Srodetpdp Ooer bet'm Sap tan am
Soro meloen uno fam aud oaS Sampildtif fir Spe.
j'altaue 8~ernieibst tpsroen.'
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aus Dsnper. Sol, : Sutfc fir
Acutfhfd

5u Senptr, Colorado. limb $1,000 uuitr ben ~oprtiasn
Gsaildrn iur Den oeutidcn biifs =. SonDs ~stiammlt
lunrhen. 1
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

CELEBRATING Tng FOURTH Exchange
from all parts Of the coun,ry are filed with
glowing accounts OF the manner in which the
Fourth of July was celebrated at diaercn,
places. The celebration 10 San Francisco,
from all accounts. was on a magnificent scale
All tho military companies. together with the
various organizations and civic societies. Joined
IN monster procession. and il 10 safe 10 say
that never since is60 has our National Ami.
vsrsary been 20 universally celebrated through.
out The length and breadth OF the land as il
was the present year 4 proper celebration of
the day 10 productive Of much good 10 soften.
ing the asPerities rnsendcred by tho late civil
war. and bringing abou, reunion and re-
aewal Of former friendships and associations
which had been interrupted and broken up
during the heat Of political campaigns. II
er'ng' together men Of all parties and Of every
political complexion. who. otherwise would re-. |
main 40 Strangers ~ each ether and buryins. |
1t least Tor the time being. their ani,nosities
and aniipathcs, unite and Join in common IN
celebrating day that should be universally Sc,
apart and observed with becoming ceremonies
or oil time to come by The people of the Amer.
can Republic.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

ADA COUNTY ITgMs-We take the follow
ing items from the Boise Ne,cs and Statesman
of recent dates:
w. {. Tstro, the contractor. has commenced
carrying the mails between Boise City aud
Rocky Bar
The Supreme Court has adjourned.
There Is scarcity Of harvest hands in the
valleys.
In accordance with law. Governor Ballard
has issued his proclamation declaring Hor. S.
\. Merritt duly elected Delegate 10 the L. s.
House of Representatives from Idaho.
Chas. I. Blake. OF the firm OF Jas. A. Pin.
ney d Co. has gone 10 San Francisco. and
their branch house a, Boise City will be closed
until his return.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

CEDAR CREEK.-We take the followi ng Ce
dar Greek items from the Deer Lodge Neu
Northeast of July LIST:
Two dollars and half was taken out Of one
pan Of dirt, from claim No. 60, below discoy.
cry, in the Upper District.
Wiles g. Decker's saw mill, FIVE miles below
Cedar junction.. 10 now turning out lumber
Snow Shoe Gulch is pro7ing Ia be spotted"
some claims paying well while others pay moth.
ing. The gold has rough appearance and no
signs of wash.
A stampede is going on from Cedar Greek
ly To Il new discovered gulch which empties its
waters from the Cgur d'Alene range into the
Missoula river. fifteen miles above the mouth
oi Cedar Creek. The new discovery, which
10 called Quartz Gulch. 10 said 10 be twenty
miles long. Two districts hare been organizrd.
There Is almost as much water as in Cedar
Creek. and claims were laid over until the 18th
Of July.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

WoMAN's SUFFRAGEIN NEvADA.-Our Ne
rada neighbors, in addition to the sundry Wis
itations with which they have been afflicted
during the present year. such rs grasshoppers,
!crickets, hot weather and the Boston excur.
sionists, have borne with seeming patience and
resignation visit from the female banker.
ers" after the bifuricated garment Ga the
day set apart as our National Anniversary. u
convention Of the advocates of Woman's Suf.
trage met at Battle Mountain, in Nevada. for
the purpose of effscting State organization
Hon. N. S. Bonnifeld. State Senator from
Humboldt county, presided over their delbcr-
atoms, and Mr.. John F. Glinn. of the Elko In.
dependent. acted as Secretary. Several speech
es were made, one By Mrs. Laura do Force
Gordon, over which the Iadepeadea. grows el-
pquent.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

INDIAN HosriLITfEs.-In Wyoming Terri
tory all the Northern Cheyennes and Arrapa.
hoes are on the war path, killing white men
and stealing horses. It IL believed that Red
Cloud and his Sioux are also preparing to com.
mence hostilities He Is probably waiting for
the Government to furnish him the necessary
ammunition. As soon ~ he receives HE sup
plies we shall doubtless hear Of q general In.
dian war, and the massacre Of numbers Of
white families by the red devils. The Gov
eminent has finally concluded to abandon the
Quaker policy In the management Of the " Lo"
family, and under orders from Gen. Sheridan
the slaughter Of few Of the wards Of the ma
hon will afford another opportunity for the ad-
'ocates of the peace policy 10 raise an sgoni.
ring howl over the brutal treatment Of the
Indians.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14
NATURALIZATION Law CHANGED.

u We have for months past believed, and have
so stated in former issues of this paper, thai
the Radical party would not rest until they had
obliterated the word "white" from every Law
Of the land wherein itappeared We also stated
that the bill, or amendment, offered by Sum
ner to the naturalization laws would undoubt.
edly be passed. Late dispatches inform US
that such 10 the case and that on the 4th OF
July the word "whits" was, by the Senate
stricken from the naturalization laws. Sena-
tor Williams of Oregon then offered an add.
tional amendment exempting Chinese from the
operation Of the bill, or prohibiting the natu.
ralization of Cinnamon. The amendment was
opposed by Sumner, Trumbull, Wilson. Car
penter and other leaders in the Senate, while
Williams aud Stewart advocated the amend.
ment, which was adopted, the consequences of
which will be that Chinese will be temporarily
deprived of the right TO take out naturaliza-
ton papers. The inconsistency Of such action
by the dominant party is so palpable that We
have little idea of the House concurring In this
amendment adopted by the Senate. After strik.
Ing out the word ''white," why they should
OF nil races on the face of the earth single out
the Chinese as the only race b. whom should be |
denied political rights 10 past our comprehen-
sion. unless il was done us q piece of party
strategy. to coneliate the people on the Pacific
coast with view to party success in future
elections The amendment 10 liable not only to
all in the House, but to BIO repealed by the
senate at any time. The steady application of
he party lash in the hands of Sumner, Trumbull
nd other able leaders Of the party will doubt
tss bring thosr recalcitrant an,i-C Chinese, Rad
cal Senators TO u becoming or unbeco,ning
rnse Of duty to party instead oil country. and
ause them TO retrace their steps and throw
pen the door to Chinese as we'll us o. Negroes,
Japanese, feejee Islanders. and the ,
est OF the filthy. mongrrl hordrs who choose {
) come 10 this country. The only hope Of the Z
AVIATION Of the country. and the only prevent
e TO It's being utterly and Thoroughly mon
-rlixed, as well rs drtnoralix-d, 10 ia the sue.
50 Of the Democratic party 10 the coming
all elections
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

The SPANISH THRONE Late Europear
news contains the announcement. that Prim
aud Serrano bad offered tac Spanish Crown to
one Prince Hohenzollern. who has accepted
France protests agains, his acceptance of the
Spanish throne, and threatens war against
Prussia. Things prrseni a war.like aspect on
The continent and the peace OF Europe is liable
to be rupsured a. an early day by the com.
meucemcnt of hos,ilties between Prussia and
France.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14
OwYHEE ITEMs.-We take the following
items from tina @unlnnche Of Julv 9th.

OwYHEE ITEMs.-We take the following
items from the avalanche Of July 9th:
The census returns show the population Of
Owyhee county, exclusive Of Catherine Greek,
Bruno and Snake River mines, to be ], 525, az
follows: White males. GAS; white females, 2O8;
Chinese males, 343; Chinese females, 70. The
real value OF taxable property in the county
last year was s1,747 1884, of which $500. 900
was real estate and the remainder personal
property.
Silver City has q Sabbath School Library of
200 volumes, Circulating Library OF 400 vol
umes, and private libraries aggregating 1920
volumes, making total of 1920 volumes.
The Owyhee Company has been awarded the
contract for crushing ore from the Golden
Chariot.
The Fourth was celebrated in a becoming
manner. Mr.. Hill, of the Aralanche acted ns
Chairman. Mr.. +. K. Ensign as Chaplain, and
Chas. Tregaskis read the Declaration, which
was followed by an able and eloquent address
BY Henry Martin, Esq. Col. FOCUS furnished
the artillery, which awakened the echoes of
Did War Eagle and neighboring mountains.
Wells, Fargo e. Co. shipped from Owyhee,
Turing the month ending July 9Th, bullion
in value TO 100000.
The Arafanche has been appointed the off.
'inl paper for Idaho Territory and has com.
nenced the publication of the laws, commenc
ng with the Second Session Of the Forty First
congress.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

An IMPosTgR AND THtgr-Sometima ago
we sent m account due this Office from &. NJ.
Pettengil & Co. Of New York. 10 that firm for
collection. The account was immediately re.
turned to Us bearing the addition Paid your
editor. Geo. Ainslie. May 10. TO" Knowing
this to be mistake. we wrote for an cxplana-
ton, which drew from them response. from
which We give the following extract, BY which
We are convinced that the young man Of good
address," who was kind enough to pcrsona.e
and palm himself of ne the editor Of this pa.
per, and attend 10 our collections for us, can
be no other person than Clayton Yale. an &C.
count Of whose repeated acts Of villainy was
recently published in the Idaho Statesman
The rascal will find himself in the penitentiary
some day. The editor Of the WORLD has not
been out Of Idaho Territory for the last seven
years, and as he has no acquaintance in New
York City that be 10 aware OF. the elegant Yale |
has doubtless been operating 10 that city. a. be
'as been elsewhere. Following 10 the extract
rom the letter referred to:
young man Of good address, apparently about Is
ears OF age. calling himself Geo. Anslie, editor OF
daho City WORLD. called AZ Office, May 10, 10.
tated that he had just arrived from Washington was
hort Of funds had written 70 you and been advised
return that funds the way. and asked 10 be
aid the balance due the WORLD We gave him tho
heque herewith enclosed, payable 10 The Company.
or the representation that he almost penniless
nd knew In the city certified 70 tho endorse.
tent to enable him 70 draw tho money.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

THE PEKtS MAssAcRE-On the 9th OF
June, iq the City Of Pekin. China. q Chinese
mob sacked the quarters of the French Em.
bassy, killed the French Secretary Of Lega.
ton, burned the Christian churches and muir.
dered the Missionaries and Sisters Of Charity
This, happening in the capital Of the Chinese
Empire. does not speak well for the security Of
lite or property Of the foreigners there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

An ABSURD BILL-Binpb.m
BILL on July 9TH, making it penal os.,.'
any State officer to certify the repeals a's y
OF the Legislature ratifyiug an a,D..a. ~
the Constitution of the United Stat, !,
attempt on the part of members If g.. =
islatures to repeal an Act ratifyipr !,
amendment is punishable BY 4 g.. W
$1,000 to $1,000. The bill passed, ma. -
suspension Of the rules, by vote Il 10 :.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-14

Loon CREEK ITEMs.-G II. Hall. Shep
herds Loon Greek Express messenger, arrived
avn Tuesday evening, having LEFT Gro Grande
on Monday morning He was accompanied by
Major Wimpey, who has gone to the Valley to
purchase some milk cows. Mr.. Hall reports
everybody at work and considerable gold being
taken out New and favorable prospects have
been struck on the bar eight or ten miles be-.
low town. which thus extends the diggings to
a distance OF about twelve miles up and down
the creek. Last Sunday, July 10, being the
day on which claims had 10 be represented in
the upper districh, nearly everybody was out
Of town ut work on their claims. Provisions
are abundant. and the trail between Idaho City
and Gro Grande 10 in excellent condition. Mr..
Hall met several large trains loaded with goods
for Loon Greek. Reab. Peyton and party
spent day fishing at the Payette, and caught
all the fine mountain trout they wanted. The
party reached Orc Grande on Monday evening.
There was little news of interest ut the dig. |
gings. Judge Shepherd left with the Express
Tor Orc Grande last evening and Mr.. Hall will |
eave next week