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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

II
D1AooRATIc PRrxARIEs.-In accordano. -
programme as arranged by the f,o,,r.. loe with III.
mittee. the Democratic Primary elections a'ia Con-
last saturday Candidates had been ac,;s. were held
ior some time past in canvassinp tba : and busy
cinets and drumming up their sunnor... '@f0ua Pre-
large vote was polled in the different and quite
idano City the ticket supported by the ,.,. as's Ii
8. A. Merritt was elected by 40 maortv ~. Col
OF 49, the other ticket being supportad !, avoh
81 MT. 'onn German and Mr.. John Taylor - ,siends
thing passed Off quietly until late in =. Ever.
wnen couple OF skrmishes took place VIII evening
soon suppressed. "aich Vera
The following are the names OF than, ~
ed in The different precincts: ''esa'es elect
Iddho CHy-Green White, Chris H.,.-,
Sayles Jr., Franz Gebhardt, Francois lse1ndors
Iompkins. John West, J. j. Walker MILE. III
John +. Hnsss man = saunders $. ,. Thenp.o
Ftns Groce-George Treg4skis, Wat.
Last Chances. Chamberlain. "a1s
Mtnnehdha-Frank Cooper, Oliver Can
Gold Hn-Moses II. Kempner, - Mo-.
Guinness join ysssY Ryan, John c0nvery Rost
Hs Csm.er''ls-B. R. Hughes. Michael Sea,oD =,
Boston-W. II. Decker, Robt. Fupa,s
T. Swain. o'Spn Fulton JAIN
Granite creek-con Haley, Mike Kis,,,.
Leary. Alernon, John
SqudW creek-Hans Nesbet.
Horse Shoe Bend VIM. G. Davidson n n :.
Upper Pdyete-C L. White. D. kocns.
AS the County Convention meets on ns,,..,
our candidates viii soon be In the se,d ua',
character of the gentlemen who have b.., 'Sn hs
Delegates from the various precincts, We h...
confidence that a strong ticket win he ,,..W
the people for their support. and the eam,.~-
then be considered as fairly opened. Va -
see the ball kept rolling. and let the camn.,.-,
sharp, hot and decisive as possible. The R,s,.',
TINS county require another lesson and ma 49,
felt for all time 10 come. sA4"@a NJ
In this connection We cannot mass o,..,
the conduct Of few of the Monerel cre~ sa asacs
been actively working aud still are en... mo hss
dea,oring 10 SOW dissensions in the rants - ma.
~. They were extremely otficious on ths 49,.
primaries. and seemed 20 take az much in..M
Democratic affairs on that day as some IN fssan
anxious and sanguine aspirants for Official ra,sM
such ofhcious intermeddling in affairs thss ssL
concern them was anything bat creditab,e - ,s no.
Ties engaged In IL. and was quite in contrast -
conduct and course pursued By Denocrs.. - y
day OF the Radical primaries No Demoe,s, 80 ls
the slightest disposition 10 obtrude or thrus, 49,
FORWARD IN any manner upon his Radical ounos.s,.
ana little courtesy or delicacy, il not rn-a
sense. should have deferred Radicals from tbrns.,
their noses In where they could not but tnov ~,
'heir room was better than their company.
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owynEE IrEMs.-we take the following

OwYnEE IrEMs.-We take the following
from the Ardlanche:
An assessment has been levied on the stock
of the Rising Star Company for the purpose o.
resuming operations in Flint District.
The Poorman mine is still being worked and
q large force Of hands will soon be employed
The shaft on the Empire is down 50 ieet and
the vein developes d wide and shows well in
silver.
The Baxter mine has been leased to MILFORD.
France d Co. The shaft is down $40 feet ana
exceedingly rich ore 10 being taken out
The Golden Chariot and Ida Elmore are
turning out as rich ore as ever.
Catnip and Soothing Syrup are in demand in
Owyhee. A young Miller having made its up.
pearance In Owyhee, Dick seems TO have faith
in its medicinal virtues.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

TRASH TELEGRAMs - In the Sacramento
Uaion Of April 18th we End such trash as the
following under the head Of Mexican Advices
.rhe Treasurers Report exhibits the financial con.
dition Of the country"
We should like 10 know what 10 the devil he
makes report for lift is not for the very pur-
pose Of showing the financial condition Of the
country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

KiLLED.-Murphy, the owner OF the cee.
brated toll road in Oneida county, which 10 the
main Travelled road to Montana. was shot by
Morgan, the Sheriff Of that county. at Malad
City, April 18th, and instantly killed. The diff.
hculty originated in regard to matters affecting
Mnrphy's toll road, which was brought before
the County Commissioners.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21
ADA COUNTY ITEMs-We take the follow
ing items from the Nr,rs and cirfeeuon.

'"s 0cUIS fFUHI VIE ANtHS uHu OFUIeSHdH.
The survey of the Lower Weiser Valley is
nearly completed, and Mr. Thompson, Deputy
U. s. Surveyor, will soon commence the sur.
vey of the Upper Weiser Valley.
Hon. +. j. Curtis delivered nm able address
on the occasion Of the dedication OF the Tem-
plar Hall In Boise City.
Henry Clay Dean of Iowa 10 expected to
participate in the Oregon campaign.
George Anderson, Esq, better known as
Judge Hog 'em. has arrived at Boise City, af.
ter an absence of several months from the
Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

RuDoLPHx IN TROUBLE. = Rudolphe, the
billiard champion. who beat Deery aud won
the diamond cue in California short time ago,
has commenced an action in Chicago for di
yorce from his wife, on the ground of adultery
with @. F. Ferris and others, committed dur.
ing bis absence in California.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

ISDIANs.-The volunteers who left South
Pass In pursuit of the Indians who have been
numbering people 10 that section, came across
band OF them in Wind River Valley and
killed eleven. Black Bear Chief, of the Arap.
ahoes, was among the killed The United
States troops are also on the Indian hnnt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

OREGON RADICAL NOMINATIONS. - The
Radical State Convention Of Oregon nominated
Joel Palmer for Governor and J. G. Wilson
for Congress. The Democracy Of Oregon viii
shelye these two gentlemen by very handsome
majorities
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

ESDED.-Late dispatches announce that The
war in Paraguay is at end and President L.
peg killed.
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Dissolution Notice. mr.


4 LII PERSONS WHO ARE aEs, /, D,nss D.;
"A tar payers OF Road Districts nos %. 10 psy ~
county, l. T., are hereby nouneu -, nerson go 800
a..:s 2 NJ AM q n 4 hoss %
and intend TO institute legal proceealns
person interfering with my said oi 1sNrs cARta
Supervisor Of Districts NO.
rdaho city. April a. l67ovWl.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

ANorHERRADroAL TREAsUREs.-The Rad.
icsl City Treasurer Of Sc Louis, No.. has
turned out . dsfanlter TO the tune Of 4l50,000.
forwhieh As IN custody. asf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21
DzxocRAr1c rERR1roRIAI CONVENTION

AZ meeting Of the Democratic Territorial Contra
committeso or Idaho. held ut Boise City on Tuesday
March 18th, A. D., 1870, It was
Rssolvsd That the apportiorment Of delegates from
he dierent counties Of Idaho Territory to the next
Territcrial Democratic Convention be as follows
One Delegate at large for each connty one for each
one hundred Democratic votes cast Of the election In
1858 FOR Hon J. K Shafer for Delegate TO Congress,
and one for each fraction Of over fifty Democratic
votes cast at the same election.
4sol stsseth ApPoRrroNMENr: fe''
Ada county Delegates; Alturas 8; Boise Is; Nez
perce 3; Idaho, ii owyhee. Z; Oneida. !; Lemhi. ];
Hhoshone, I. Total number OF Delegates 40
On motion, It was ordered that the Democratic Ter.
zitoral Convention be held ct Boise City, Ada county.
I T.. on Monday, May ., 1870. for the purpose Of
nominating Delegate TO Congress- and for transact
Ing such other business may properly come before
that body. twas also
Rssolued, That we recommend the following test
for the qualification Of persons voting ut the pri
mary election. viz: All those who voted for the gen.
eral Democratic ticket at the last Territorial election
and who still continue 10 be Democrats and oil those
who oppose the policy Of the Republican party and
who pledge themselves TO vote tor the Democratic
ticket at the ensuing Territorial election.
Sd GEORGE AINSLIE Chairman.
r. E FooTE. Secretary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

In Boise City. April 10th, 1870. to the wife Of Hn
II. c. RIeos. a Son.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Sticks TO HM.-The proprietor Of the
Statssmaa has boisted Tom. Buffers name for
Congress alter hoisting Tom. out Of the Office.
"ConsisteneS. thou art jewel"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

are counted rs being necessary to complete
the requisite number in order to proclaim its
adoption, and thus force negro suffrage on nm
unwilling people who had been assured by
these Radical conspirators that the question OF
suffrage in the loyal States belonged exclusively
to the people Of those States. We cannot re.
view the whole platform in this issue as thor.
oughly as we could wish, and will only pay Mt
tention ut this time to one other portion. That
is, that "the law allowing extra compensation
to Federal Office holders and others should be
repealed" and yet the last resolution endorses
the course of Governor Ballard ard states that
his administration has been characterized in
the term now about to expire by wisdom, fair.
ness and integrity throughout, and by faithful
and honest discharge Of his high duties" &c.
II 10 well known that Radical officials md
friends Of the Governor and of the other Fed.
eral Office holders labored earnestly To secure
the passage Of the bill giving extra compensa
lion to the Federal Office holders. and when Il
did pass It received tho appreciation of the
Radical party and the signature of the Gov.
srnor. They now wish the law repealed. and
4 1t was bad law 1t certainly was not wise
,r fair act In Radical Executive giving Il h,s
'apction BY approving the bill. We take no
ssue with our opponents, however. as to the
wisdom OF the measures and have certainly M
'bjections - the oct being repealed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-01

4 NJN,>.E scene N puf>I IAN !,
Orriof-Itr Portland -ly.s nir
t-ty- INV touonJu-, tle scene of wuitl
n iaii 10 thr olli.c Of Dr. Benjamin H.
OrIwa5 IN That city:
Il seems tha, i man named An
drews, about 81 years ot ace. residing
pu luuia street, cIuc, at TUE doctors
Office between and ; O'Clock Thurs
iAy afternoon, tp have treated Il re
On al, ulnI resulting from taxing 60 4
ID Il j1n he recently suffered there he
-aw inc doctor then, ana the next
tunc either uI the two are spnacn Of i,
"u.n }ut doctor went into a room
"hlrr tuc servant -lri Was Isle aclug
luc only person ii the mouse BESIDE,
tAc tNo mcn) liz appearance lli-ui-
.hed tuc LIr., tur ue Na> literally co,-
erred Wth bIuoi from his hrad t. hi l.,
feet. aui ,hr va, ,tlI t.Iit,e.' lr.h, en-
cd by the doctor, Using p terrible
threat III speaking ot "tAat man"
Wny sne dis. not look into the mat
ter tlun dtc, not appear, but ab ul
! the tune given ahONe Il man rushed up
to officer Setn otcrln, ANIL told hln
his presence was needed at Dr. q. IL
wav's at once. He hasteBed there and
found Il crowd about the door Of the
house. Eutcrn4 he was shown inlo
tIc ooctors office. There a sickeniug
sight met Iii, eyes. Inc doctor lay
back III an easy chair all Oeome Iou
with blood and stupciiei. the man
Andrews was stretcAed ont on tie
floor, his bosom exposed and his lower
garments disarranged The officer
spoke To- the doctor aud rece we'd no
response. lhe man was also speech
less. Officer Sterling requested u b.
stander To ca.i the nearest doctor, ana
Dr. Woods was soon present. The
man in the meantime had been able to
tell iii Il stupid way his story. lie had
called as above refelred to, but knew
not what tJO> place from two I'LL after
seven O'Clock. Bv the side Of the
man was large bottle Of ether, and
he Thought he had taken some, and 10
doubt he had been under the inliue..ce
all the time. Scattered OIL the floor
were surgical Instruments of ali kinds,
towels and clothes wrlnging wet with
blood, and bottle, with u few drOI
Of whskey in 1t, a part uf the confua.
| ion. One of the doctors hands was
cut, aud from the hand Of the man be.
| fore him The blood was forming II pool
| on the h9or. Iuis hand, wnicn looked
more like a piece of fresh beef than
anything else, mad eight long cuts i'll
| it and AL deep to the buues The
back of the hand, perfectly sound be
| fore, was slit open, and cuts on the
thumb extending to the wrist. Ord-
way was put to bed and potice.naa
/ left To guard him. Before officer Sler
ling lett W learn thai Ordway threat
ened him with injury. but was quieted.
| Andrews was taken home aGd his
wounds dressed. lie will lose his
thumb il not the use oil his hand Ord
way could say but little Ia defence oi
sucn Strange treatment, but wanted u
| refer 1t to u Jury of doctors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-01

Speaking Of Horace Gree.y's late ill
ness, the NV York correspondent OF
the Springfield Republican says;
Mr.. Greeley's health, though much
improved, i, lar from perfect, and he is
still sufferer. He has been terribly
overworked, both liz his profession and
out OF it, and it is wonder his coiisti
tuition has borne up SO long under the
strain ii mas had 10 endure. lie has been
well aware OF the risk he was running.
When he was first attacked he tainted
in Dir. Chapin's church, and had to be
taken home in carriage. Soon alter
ward a friend called 10 see him and
found nim in a very depressed s. ate and
complaining hall 70 hlmself. You see
yvhat | have come to, he said. IL am
,.,N ing Ior great many former sins
nvuinst nature. 1t makes me think OF
| the story Of the man whose melou patch
| had been several times robbed. Every
time he sat down how many melons
had been taken, until tilally he caught
thiei. ''Now," sand he. "you have got
to pay the whole amount ''Bui,'
said the man, IL never was here before
i'll my life Il can't help it; there ;
the bill, and you've got to foot il. SO pay
up" And concluded Mr.. Greeley,
"that's Just the condition lin ln-
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oetrp.
The MarseilIaiss Hymn.

Ye sons ol Freedom wake to glory.
Hark. hark, what myriads bid you rise
four children. wives and grandsir-s hoary,
Behold their tear, and hear their c'i's
Saal hateful tyTanfs mischief breeding,
with hircling hosts. a ruflian band,
Alright and desolaie the land.
While peace and liberty lie bleeding2
To arms, to arms, We brave
Ih' avenging sword un~heathe
March on March on
AL hearts resolved on Victory OF death
Now, now the dangerous storm is rolling,
With treacherous King confederate raise
The dogs Of war. let loose. are hnwiing.
And 10 our walls and cities hiazel
And rhall We raselv view the rum.
Nhlie lawls-s force, with guilty stride,
>l4ea desolation iar and wide,
With crimes and blood his hand etnbruing:
To- srns. to arms Ne brave
TIL a..ns sing sword unsheaihei
All hearts rcsolve': on Victory or death
With luxury and pride surrounded.
The vie insstiatc despots dare.
Their thirst oi Z III and power nnbnnndci
t. meic anh vcnd the light and an
Like n, ast- Of burden would the, load u.
Like apd.. would bill their slaves adore
But man J. man, and who H. morrr
lheu shail they longer lash and goai IA:
To arms, t. trms ye brave
tn aNenging sword nnshraihci
Maph o. March ON
All hearts resolved on Victory cr death
- lIBEprY can man resign thee
ono" having felt thy generous famc;
t1A dungeons, hult- and bar. cunane thee,
- ~hiI,- thN noble -I,iri, tApsr
I % ionZ the world has ~epi. bcwailing
That tii-t hood dagger tNfAni- Wl-ld.
Iuj rc,. .uin j. our sword and >ueIi,
AnH a., iasir apt> are upsyaiIlng
- aims, TO arm- Nc brave
th atrnging sword un-h' Athc
March oiii Maith on
Al hear = resolved ga Nici"rl OF death,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-01

Prof. Cunning in his lecture al Rock
land, in answer to the questi on ''how
long has the human race been on this
EARTH" argued that it might have
existed hundreds OF thousands of years
ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-01

We learn from the Norniag Star that
the O,laid and DediaM Free Baptist
Church has added recently fourteen
members by baptism.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-01

| The FENIAS PRISONERS. A core
| spondent Of the Lawrence american
who has recently visited the Fenan
| prisoners, Gen. o. Neill and Col. Brown
| writes =
They are confined in The State Pris-
| on. which is situated on State street.
il the very pleasant village Of Wind
sor, close by the Ascutncv Mountain
Confned,' : did | say: they are any
thing bnt that. They occupy a large
room twenty feet square il the thir0
story over the guard room. Not a
tolt, bar, Or .ock between them ami
the street. Nothing to keep them.
save their parole Of honor. They talk,
their meals at the table. with the Super
intcndcnt and the Warden. As went
to ne prison found O'Neill sitting oi.
the piazza reading, while Brown was
walking III the yard. They seemed
5.ad 10 sec me, and stay ed severa.
hours. lie General gave me quite il
history of his connection with tue
brotherhood anu with both lie raid i'll
, ~
to canada. lie is writing out Il state
''eh' OF report 'et''hS lorlh an ING
Iact> connected with the late rand. 1he
reason! he has not done tins before,
White ali these ,torIe, have been circu-
,'''''' ''-'l''7' ~ '.'i"e'''' ".'@' ic
'N,'i go any ~. o'lo"' i~ S'i'D'd '"''"t
'n'-"' '''J"'e IT. associates ~ 'le l''nt
~ '.'o' = ''''' pI' no" an 'he cases
''"' ~ o'en ''>P"Nt" oI' he proposes
90 t'"'''Sn 'ie run III ""oie lrd'h'
''N'' '''''l'"5 "u1 t'c ,tulA, amt Iet Y
S,''"' ""'''Ne 81 II viii "u4 9'I'Ahed
"H'''cf II he ''oe' lnI 'hc matter ~
i''t ''' PA''c' 10 '1' 'luc lI7hl' giving
MI -. '",t7 "''Aou0 lc1f uF iaNof !
N'tt1 1''.' y -N'l" WIN oe viewed Ia 4"
"Ati'"t i's"'. lis rem'r"e 10 tIe
c"u' l. "' '"T Time oil ms sentence, oho"
TIN - N pdtF!"t' ~ excellent so.-
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when these three rooms are flooded
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THE FENIAN Prisoners. A CORE
spondent of the Lawrence american
who has recently visited the Fenian
prisoners, Gen. O'NeiIl and Col. Brown
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THE PLAYER WINS.

and the dealer pays him 500 in
checks-the banks loss. If, however,
1t were the second, fourth, sixth, &c.
card, the dealer takes the checks and
the bank is 500 winner. Should a
PLAYER desire to bet on card to lose
he expresses this intention by putting
a "copper"" in his checks, and then if
the card IS thrown Off from the pack
by the dealer as a losing card. the
player wins. This is practically
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
Summer 15S.

Dem 8uirinal fit ben &Snta 1einen
5errn> BefB 9enommen. Gtne anoere
Gra9e 1T e6 aber, pb pteler iein 6err
AUDI als &1aia in cen pala7e ,rpbnen
miro; einitmeilen 1T Der fir ben 18. ;.
an9eieBte g!n3us auf raS Capitol ouf
ben 27. MpDember unp neuerpin0s auf
Gnoe De3ember Yerl6oten morben.
Der italtenil6e Ginansminifer Suinz
tino Sello bat 1i9 wdbreno feine6 bic
fisen NufentbalteS um aQes Nncere
nur nidt um bic gerlesun9 cer5auptz
ftaot na@ Som befiimmcrt. 6auptz
swed Ieiner Neile mar bic Ternine 3u
beitimmcn> in nenen ra6 r1mi1 DE @e<
biet anfan9eu ioQ> italienilAe Steuern
su sablen. Der Tabotz unb Salsz
1arit icwie AUDI ber 3mans6cpur6 Der
italienil9en paptere tperben Dom 1.
NoYember ab in &raft tretea; bic
@teuer auf pa6 Mpbiliar<Term6sen
aber pom 1. Sanuar an. Mit einem
Wprte, Ter italienil1e Gtnansmtnifer
brau6t @elp, unp swar ipfprt; er bat
oesbolb AUDI BON pem @ertbe cer &l6z
fer unb &irdenz0Iter pe8 rSmil1en
@ebteteS Ginit6t 9enornmen, 11nt na@
1etner NIdfebr bel Der Nattpnal<8anf
fir eini9e peitere MiQipnen 8pnS auf
&trden9lter yeyleyen gu f1nnen. ye<
benber war e5 tbm um Demon ltratipz
men unb Ssationen ,u tbun> unb AUDI
bic bat Ct paSpn9etragen. fad 3metz
td9i9em Mufentbalt 1T perMinifer na6
Gluren; 3uriid9efebrt nadbem CT 3u<
ppr nod CUR BeiiBnabme beS Suirtz
malls naS Seini9e beieetraeen. Snz
swii1en fteuert bier ale8 Der rotben
@epublit ;u. &pr einteen Geeen bate
man einen ebenali9en papftlt9en 3ou<
aSen in ieinem 3ufluGtsort entpedt.
DerieIbe ipute Don IL 8erl la9liert na9
|eer Gn9elsbur9 escortirt tperren; all
|lein auf cen plaBe Der Nptpnoa> auf
|pem fd felt eem gin;ug per Yiemontez
fen Dtel @efnoel umbertreibt ,puroe
bic G6eorte nit benz 3puapen iiberfal>
len ut,o bic fer unter ben Mu9en per ibn
tealeitsnten @ploaten ermprpet. Man
19etnt baS @plf bur9 ein3elne Mprb<
|tbaten auf ben 9rpben Sag cer Yrpclaz
nation ber rotben Nepublif sprbereiten
gu tpputn. Die Spurnale MAIDEN bic
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