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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-30
st. Aaul, Nth,nefota @amdaa, Ben 80. Oe3ember 1871

8erla'leS su"ldfebren, wenn fle rurd
irseno einen @runo perbinrert mare.
In yariS ;u ta9en.
Die febr bic Yartei ber SrleauiRen
na9 popularildt bal@e beweilcn cie
1osesbldtter> luelde unter ibrem Gin
Fui1e fteben. Mm %. Nppemter wurs
cen betanntli9 bic Nepolutipudre &olz
ieL Gerre unp 8pureeois in Ssriailles
binseri9tet. TroBpem bic Don eer Rez
soluttpn serlbten bluti8en @rauel nod
IN frl9en Mnoenten fnr, CAB fi@ benz
ao@ IN Der Ga9espre0e iofort cine ent>
bieoeneMiei eitimmune funo uno wuree
>ie Resierune beftis peswesen setaoelt,
ras fe nidt @naoe fir &edt paltea
isb. Inter ben YariIer 8ldttern, ne
Ib in bie1em Sinne auSfpradsn. be-
Fnpetiid aud casSr!eaniitiide Sour
nol", welde5 f'3t: uAm Sag elmer
Gmeute muB MN ben Mutb Ger llnz
tsroriduns ba>cu; na9 Der Inter
priidung ben E.:atb oer Mi!oe." Dtele
0eitanun9 rer f;;n;en wercen bic paz
riler taum rer9Tea.
Sn Betref ter erI IhoHeusn bret Rez
pplut'ondre ,uereen etn;elne i,,tsre6 6ante
3aee beridtet. 1dbreno Gerre trosis
ausn reli9iS1en Beifanp ron id utsa,
itarb Bourgeois ais &atbolif, Rofel
ols 1lautt9er protetant> nadrem lie
pie leBten SrSltunsen en1pfanaer. Die
8risfe, wslde yio6el pur ietuen lpee
l9riet, madten auf Die 6fentIide 5tim.
muns einen 9em:Nen Gincrud. So
ldrieb &o6el Dem pafer, Der ibm in
ben leBten Stunten Bsifanb lsiitete,
pab er feline Greunce auncrcern m69s
ntemals fir ieinen SoD Nade ;u nsbz
men, uno fa9te gum SGlu0e ful9enre
bemertenswertbe Noti; bel: SD babe
Dem &rte9sseri@te prafotrt uno i@ bin
9eridtet ,porpen; i9 babe rerurtbeilt
uno bin perurtbeilt worren. 0erurz
tbeilt nidt, unp ibr rperbet ni6t psrur<
,beilt meroen." Sur Grldutsruns fd@
een mir nod tei pab &c0sl on Der
SptBe zines resplutiondren 9rieassez
ri&tes eefaneen. Natirli9 perftblte
ptelestNenebmen oes In Der Blltbe ieiz
nq Suseno Dem 9oce su9eflrten @epuz
Iufibhdrs ietnen Ginprud auf pte Maf<
feu, belonrerS In paris, nt9t.
Disber gang anbsr5 tenabm fd ber
In Marfetue binseridtete tsraeiitilde
3epolutipndr Gremteur, iiter refen
!eBte Musenblide folsenres mitsetbeiIt
wirp : u@aftpn Gremieur, wel9er TN
@efdnsnib ct. pterre mar, wurceMor<
gems um 2 llbr benadri9ttst, Der fatale
Moment }ei eetommen. Gr ant'portete:
sd werpe 3et9en wte man fttrbt."
gla@pem ct letne papiere seoronet, fiee
er in etnen @asen, rel&er tbn auf8
Sort ct. Nieolos bra9te. Dprt anee<
lanet, wanl@te Ct eintee Nuaentlide
Grif, um Elm 0eoidt 3u beenoi9en unD
erfu@te pann ben Rabbtner6rn. giral,
6rn. Gsqutros III bitten, elm Don tbm
anaefanaenes Tbeaterfdd au beenetsen.
llm z llbr bolte Elm Wa9en Ben gerurz
tbeilten ab uno fabrte tbn auf pteplat>
form ces ybaro. Na6 9erlsfuns ces
llrtbeils bat 81. @aiton Gremieur pas
Grecutioaspeloton, auf's 6er3 ;u 3telen,
"a er ntdt wiinlae entfteQt 3u weroen,
neil feline Gamtlte ben 86rper abbclen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-30

pclitil6e Beceutuns Der 8orla9e tar.
So iei unsemein widtia eaB Deutla~
LAMB 1874 eten 70 eeriifet oafebe >pie
beute. Die @ssierun9 CLAUDE nidt,
rab cine 3riesssefabr Surbanpen (ei;
fie CLAUDE aber aud feineswe9s, cae
etne Nera tes Grieoens 9aFantirt fei
eben neil Elm weientli6er She'll ees
Grierens nod unausseflbrt mare uno
erit bis gum 2. Mdr3 1874 ausoeflbrt
su rperoen braude. Sn bem frans1ltz
i9en @olte berrlde bic Str6munS noh
Nepan@e sor; bic fransSfl&e @e9ie~
runs iei rieler StrSmuns o6Qte frenr
unp in loyalfer @eile bemdbt, bic mil
Deud&lano abseldlofenen gertrdse
~ erflQen. Snpe0en lei pas Gnpe
Der innern Grl9ltterunsen Grantreide
nod nidt ,u beitimmen> uno es lie9e
in unlerm Sntere6e, oab ha5 frans6ftz
lhe @olf m5Slidft bale cbne weitere BE-
oauerli6e Ws6ielfarbe ieinen S@werz
punt fnre." Deibt ras ni6t nit riirz
rem Wprten erfldrt: @ir trauen ben
6ransoien 10 >peni9, eab nir ea fit rae
Belte balten, ftets unter @affsn su ftez
ben.-
Sn 6rantrei9 tat i9 ein pi6tioe5
Greisnib> iheinbar pbne sroben Gffeft,
;usetraesn: rer Gintritt cer Srleant>
lden prinsen in cteNational> Yeriammz
lung. 8efanntlid batte lrdfrent
lbiers eielen prtu;en, al5 iie ibm ,um
erften Mfale bic Mufwartuns madten,
gang entl@iepen cooun atseratben, ron
ibrem @edte als frani6fl9e Sdr9er@e<
brau6 au MAIDEN unD In Ger Natfonal>
perlammluns ;u erideinen, neil fe caz
curd pas Wibtrauen Ger aufridttgen
&spubltaner erresen uno bic Grifen3
rer Nepublit ielbt sefdbrcen f5nnten.
9est fsen bic Yrin3en> ceren 8ater Dor
preiunrswansis Satren nod &6nis ucn
l5ranfrei6 mar, cenno@ i'm &athe eer
Natisn uno beperben itb um eeren
0unf> uup tluse eeute nebmen an, pte
@arnuns bes alten TbierS fei cine
bIpee &omScie semelen. Bar ia cer<
ielse1biere emit Minifer am 6pfe res
8aters pteler prin;en.
@lei6seitts 1T ptebtr BON Mafre>
0eln ;ur @erfoleuns Der Napolecniiaen
Tamilie pie Repe. &c tommt eben
aud ia ni@te pon un0efdbr. Sn
2yon bat Der @eneralratb nerlanet,
Der Grfaifer Napoleon III. foue in
Nntlassfano peritBt meroen. Wan
perli9srt cab in ben erfen To9en pes
3uiammentritts Der ANemblee Der Mi> |
niaer pes Snnern eintn @eleBsntwurf
oeponiren wirr, wel@er gum @eeenz |
ftanpe baben ioQ, Der Gamilte Bona<
parte bic Betretun9 oeS fran36fiden !
@ebietes pbne &utpriiatton au perweb< |
Ten. Man iprt@t In 0erfaiues pon
einem antras, Der pon swei Deputtr> |
ten be3delid Der &ldfebr Der Anemblee |
na& paris poreeleet werpen ioue. Die
Autpren ces Nntroes. UNI tbre Cole
gen sans 3u berubtsen, i&lasen spr,
ftrenee Strafea eesen iebes Snoipipuum
3u erlo0en, pel@es She'll an elmer IN
einem eepifen llmtretie, bes palais
Bourbon fatt1npenpen 3uiammenrot<
tuns nebme, unp fi@ weieern wlroe,
auf Befebl per Msentet rer 6ffentliden
Si6erbett, ben plaB su serlaGen. |
Nuberpem tSnne bic A0emblee mad
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-30
D<unr1ner 216.

rl;ec. Na9 elmer llnterreruna BON
sinissn Seeuncen NIT rem &atbiner,
Den Ct umarmte, rdberte ct iid rem NIT
3inecn rerfebenen Yfable, um ii@ iut
Sale elmer Sdwdbe anbincen 3u t5uz
nen. Diele @orFdt mar unnttbta.
Die Nusen ieinem @erlansen ssmd6
ni1t oerbuneen, ecmmancir!e CT:
,S5euer ! So lebe bic Nepublit" Ties
,, leBte Dort wuroe nidt p1Qie auSssz
lproden, benn er fsl, tpie pom 8lise
eetrpfen. Nte Merste ernftattrteE ben
SOB. uneefdbr 5000 Mann parsn
aus9erudt uno cine stemli@ eroee Nn>
| 3abl 3u1dauer trobnten cer Gretutipn
bel. Der Nabbiner tlieb tei benz 9ei@<
nam mabreno pes @prbeimarldes Der
Truppen aefabt ecsen ten Yfoaen,
las er unter Ibrdnen ieine 8iteI. Die,
6ami!isn Grer:eur unp Molina, ;u
Ba9en ansefommen, besleiteten ben
9eibnam auf Den iayaelitiiden Jriee<
!! bof,"
! sSn osr S'alicua!: :ycr( (ammluns wurz
&c Ger Tcr(ud senaht, cine 3eiolutipn
purd;ulesen, tpccurd Gin Taoel 0e9en
Die Sesnaoi9unas> >Gommiiduu ausee@
iproden werDen folltc, neil fie pie pten@
eenannten HeDolutiondre ntht beonaz
oiet bate; aber Die Mebrbeit prctettirte
befti9 ca0esen, uno man betradtste
rieb als eiu 3eiden, poB nod mebr
2ooesur,beile sur Gpusiebuns sclaagen
riirften.
/ 8pn Nom aus BADEN bic Srbeueaez
ncrale uno 0eneralzproeuratoren Der
ecrt refrirennen eeiitli9en SrDen uno
0enodenidaften cine Denfldrift AT
iimmtli9e bel Dem pdpitli6en Gtuble
besluubiete auSldnoiide @ertreter &C.
ri1tet, I'm tbre Nufmerflamfett auf bic
llneeredtt9teit binsulenfen nit tpelder
rie ttalienilde Reaieruaa eeaen bic 9es
nannten firdliden 9lnfalten Yoreebe
uno Inn fit ibre &ir6en uno 6duier
Zen S1ub Der Diplomatic an3urufen.
Dies umfanerei6e Memcraaoum be-
tcnt Dor allen ZEN internationalen
Gbarafter her r5miiden &!Sfer, bic
aans abeeIeben ron cen nationalen, b. ).
frerren Staoten eisentblmli6en Sns
ftituttcnen, fowobl in ibrem llripruns
als aud rdd0dtli9 ibrer Be(ftmmun9
uap ibrer Qeifuna nidt 70 lebr ttalfes
niEbe olS ipscisQ fatboli(de erer unt@
serieue Nnitalten jeien.
@ie mir Il, uoriaer Drummer bert@>
teten, fanpte bic fatboliide @elRlt@ktt
i'm Gl1ae cine Petition an ben peutl@en
&ailer na@ Berlin, I'M uon ibm felbf
Ntbdlfe 8eeen bic BiQflrberri@aft
leiner 8eamten in tem erpbertenR Rei@s<
tanbe ~ nerlaneen. I'm Der Sa@e
netr Ma@prud 3u 9eben, bat nunmebr
eem 8ernebmen nad per ebrwdrbtse
78idbrtse 8il9of pom Strabbur9 trob
Der rauben Sabresaett III etner &eiie
no@ Berlin fia entlaloHen. Na&peu,
ale 0erbanolunsen, bic Der bo&betaste
Sbertirt NIT ben II, ben neuea oeutl9en
&et&slanpen einselesten Beb6roen ee>
pRcsen bat, f4 ais erfol9los ermiefen
baben, mia er ben 8erfud MAIDEN, ams
Sibe BET sDeuiaen &ei&sreaterung ,
.lelbf ben aere9ten .,3laeen, wel9e ott y
8atbclifen oes Gllab oerualen erbeben
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"W A n D E r e 4 -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@t1enbQbn Tabr<pl1ne.
ct. Daul unc Yactfc.

Rad Aassa. cit Riser st. Glous uab eaut Masits-
eerlaAen st. yaal 500 9erm. use esset@eu eeut Ma'
Eaul 1870 Rittaee.
Ct. PAUL. Rtaasapsls uab D<laas 8ase. - Berlaaen
Dslauo 6;45 Gsrm.tass; sRinueapsls 8:15 Born: nnb
srrstden ct. Paul Y:6o Bsrm 9urudtebreub serlaaen
ss's'sds nsS%sse S mi ...:s.s sss Seisss & sssa ~
e.. paul, Delans esseslb uns Benfen 8lse-6<rtaaea
Ct. PAUL 7:30 Rsrsexs; Ntnueapslie S:!5 @sreens;
srretden 0eafen 2:l5 Ra&mttees. 8atadtebrsne eer.
taaes ae etafea tu4s @ssstn:; @aaease!s: soe Rcd
mtttass; ersss&ea g. DasI s:43 Na@mssfass.
TAFT st paul 1i:i5 gRseeens ettei4t tnaeavsn ff5S
Rcrmittaas Burtdsetrsnb sssi6St q @tnnsapslS 200
Rs&mttsass sss er.ti3t Ct. paal 2:4o Ra&assttass.
ct. paul unb Giour City.
q. ess!;:..~ % Born. e. s:s::...:. soe .:s"
s.: S:ss;-:. rs us sss@. .' e'sIi e. sss... IS
11aniaIs ....-. 7.05 Ct. paal.......f1.A5 gssm.
i eatt supertor une 1etfFmppi.
OerIAEta e. 0l5 gsrm.
sss.ea AZ te SIS Ra@m.
eeslasea Da!ase se::.~;:::;;.......-.......-.. $50
Mtlwantet, ct. paul ,,nb Minneapo>
ri us>318e.
Dsrt1,sse ned bem Oaen (er>rea.)
abaaus 7eo Wa4u: uas 7.5o Born. aassaft $40
aetnneapolis xns et. HanI 8ase.
esnm "a Aa.. Bern. e.lsa ss....7 7:se Sera.
aet. pluI snS Gbteaso sage. - - ID
%tsss a. s fs%to1s Y k.s@ @.'"'"s "' $40 s''"'
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DaS - cfpo ito
Jabr8an8 s.

tn ben Her. Gtaaen unb Ganaba betrds 20 9 per Saef
unb u6 spu BEN Gmpfduer be ener psastkee oterfeI'
fdbrltcb oprauSbe1ablt werben.
Naau taua IN feber Seit auf ben .sDanserer abon-
atreu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

P,RTIsANSniP The Statesman takes us 20
task for s"mrthing said by us III regard to . the
partisan spirit of the Republican party, aud its
welding the iminrnse patronage nf the country
To sustain itself in power We admit that,
To- u certain extent. II few of the Republican "f.
trials of Idah" have not been So hilc.bound.
but we know of no instance of an exhibition of
such n"n-partlsan spirit on the part of the
National Administration. II Republican "fii.
ciaIs in Idah" have appointed Democratic dep
mites they have displayed their good sense in
appointing men who we're the hest qualified To-
discharge the duties required of them 1t is
true that Republican Judge has appointed u
Democratic Clerk If the District Court in this
Judicial District, but is our nrighbur aware of
the fact that n" Republican could be found
qualified for the position who would accept it,.
The office won't pay any one unless he is en-
gagged in some other business ut the same time,
which is the case with Mr.. Wickershan,. he be.
ing Justice Of the Peace in this city. Tho
Democracy have MT been SO illibrral as
claimed. A Democratic City Council in Boise
City has twice appointed Republican City
Assessor, or Treasurer, we have forgotten
which. Democratic Board of County COM
missioners, in Boise county, have time aud
again appointed Republicans Justices of the
Peace in several of the precincts, including
Idaho City. the best precinct for such an office
in the county. A Democratic Legislature has
repeatedly confirmed Republican Us Terri
torial Treasurer, and yet, when they request
al equal division of the Offices which they
themselves created and in the filling Of which,
under the Organic Act. they have an equal
voice with the Executive, it is refused, aud n
Republican arbitrarily thrust into the position
which. of tight, should be filled by Demo.
crat There is not much berality displayed
in appointing Democrats to positions which
Radicals either cannot fill or don't want, but
if our Radical friends claim any credit for
such magaanjnlity they are welcome to it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

THE ABORTIoNIsrs.-On the opening of the
Court of General Sessions in New York city,
September 9th, Judga Bedford delivered u
lengthy charge to the Grand Jury, and t"rcibly
Impressed on their minds the great increase
Of .crime. IN New York city of u character
WHICH especially demanded their attention.
In referring to the mysterious trunk tragedy
wherein young victim Ut treachery and de-
ception had been foully murdered by an abor-
ZIONIST, Judge Bedford used the following ap.
propriats language which was applauded by
the audience, and will meet with hearty re-
Spouse from good citizens everywhere:
OF late we have been living as it in nm atmos.
phere of abortion. The air Is heavy with the dark
deeds of these trackers in human fe and 1t is to be
hoped that the Legislature at its next sitting would
declare abortion murder in the first degree punisha-
Bile with death, instead Of mansauShter In the Sec
end degree. ~ t.8
The great increase in crimes of this charac-
ter demands an amendment to the criminal
laws of not only New York, but OF many other
States and Territories. In the city OF New
York, as well as in other large cities there are
numbers Of professional abortionists who bold
" advertise their numbering trade in such pa
pers as the New York Herald, aud roll IN the
wealth which they acquire from the practice OF
their horrible profession. The number ot
lives sacrificed by these villains cannot be es-
timated and they have become SO emboldened
BY reason of having 80 long followed their ne
farious pursuit with lnpunity. that they actu-
ally make pretensions to respectable standing
ne members Of the medical profession. The
arrest of one called Doctor" Rosenzwelg
in New York, recently, as the party guilty of
the murder of Miss Bowlsby. whose body was
found packed in u trunk which was taken from
Rosenzweig's den, has aroused the people to u
realizing sense of the enormous Increase OF
the crime of abortion in that city. and has re-
suited in an unmstakable demand for the ar
rest and punishment, to the extent OF the law,
of the tnurd- ring villains who. for gain, imbrue
their hands in the blood of untold numbers Of
unborn innocents. 1t is one Of the most damn
able crimes of which humanity can be- guilty.
The penalty Of death should be attached to 1t,
by Legislature enactment, aud swift and speedy
punishment should be visited ON the perpetra-
tors Of such u horrible crime.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

ALruRAs CoUSrY.-From Major r. E.
FOnt-, District Attorney, Second Judicial Dis.
trict. who returned from Rocky Bar TN last
Sunday evening. we learn that court probably
adjourned on last Tuesday evening. all the
criminal business having been disposed of last
week. aud there We're only two or three cases
ON the civil calendar ready fur trial. The
Grand Jury indicted John Pierce for man
slaughter for the killing If WIN. Miller, aud
the trial took place last week, resulting in the
jury failing to agree after being out about
thirty six hours, and the ease was then
tinued until the next term Of court. In the
Roberts. abnnt year ago, the Grand Jury IL
nured the BILL Muor Fontr innr.ns us that
work is being actively prosecuted many of
the quartz luIrs in Alturas with gratifying re.
sulis to the parties engaged in developing their
mines Hon. john Mentally. who owns ten
stamp mill in Red Warriur district. is engaged
in working the Wide West lode aud is crush.
ing the ore in his mill. The quality of the
rock 10 sufficiently r0uched Tor when we learn
that it averages $50 per ton. The supply Of
ore from this mine is inexhaustible ami the
mill and mine admitted to be about the most
valuable property in that county. Weare glad
to hear of the success Of our friend Mentally.
as he has done as much, if not more, to dcvel-
ope the quartz interests Of Alturas than any
one who has been engaged in that branch of
industry in that county. On the Ida EImore
o shaft is down about l20 feet, developing
well-defned ledge of rich ore, which the own
ers are crushing in couple Of arastrars from
which they are realizing handsome returns.
Work is also being pushed forward on the
idaho. the ore of which is said to be as rich
as in the ,palmy days Of 1851; and several
other lodges in the vicinity of Rocky Bar are
being developed by the owners
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

ADA COUNTY. We cunlrnse the following
items from our Boise City exchanges:
Business of all kinds in Boise City is reviv.
ing.
4 warrant was issued and placed in the
hands al Sheriff Bryon, last week. for the ar
rest of Mrs Liggctt. whose husband was killed
"n Snake river few months ago. She is
charged with stealing several hundred duilars
ir"m Mr.. NJ. McHrudry and had sloprd tor
Umata, but it was thought TINT she would
reach the Oregon line before the officer could
ovrrtake the stage.
The detachment of soldiers from Fort Lap.
wal. wh" were out on Il scout. arrived at Boise
City last week, and reported all quiet on their
route.
The Fall races over the Boise City course
will commence Octobrr 17th and continue five
days. The purses aggrrg ate S 1850.
- The Umatilla stage upset near Millers ranch
in the early part of last week. Several pas.
sengtrs were injured, but none seriously. The
accident was caused by the horses running
away and the stage wheel striking boulder
in milking short turn The Stage Company
immediately dispatched DR.. Brttsot Boise City
and DR. Show. OF Baker City, to the scene al
the catastrophe. VIII" rendered all necessary
medical assistance, and the passengers publicly
returned their thanks tn the officers ot the N
w. Stage Company for the pro,nptnrss with
which they provided for their relief aud co,,l-
tort. and wholly cxonerate the driver FROM any
blame.
MIR: .john Ward has been appointed Deputy
Marshal Of BOISE City
A term at the District Court will commences
in Boise City an next Monday for the trial at
criminal cases only. United States and Terri.
torial Grand Jurors have been summoned.
Ike Curry has abandoned merchandising
and resumed his old business as photographic
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

OwYuEE IrEMs-We take the following
items from the AralaacIte of September 18th:
The Sknokum mine has been incorporated
under the name ot the War. Eagle Mining
Company, with Il capital of 81 1000 0UO, IN
shares of SlUU each The mine has been
worked constantly during the pass year and
has yielded handsome returns.
The Gro Fmo is yielding rich ore. and the
general appearance of the lrine is favorable.
L. s. Miller is Superintendent Ill the South
Charint and is taking out splendid l""king ore
\. i. Miaear has bern reappnintrd Snp'rin-
triIdrut "t the Mahogany, aud is daily expected
from San Francisco.
Superintendent Davis is actively pushing
work an the Golden Chariot
Nothing Is bring done nn the Ida Elmore
further than Ia keep the mine clear oi water.
The Miunrsuia mine is bring pumped Gle ar
al water, aud shafts being tiiubrred prrpara-
t"ry /" s,klng drrprr "n the ledge.
y Hazard has commenced work on the
Baxter niue.
T.. S Miller has commenced work on the
Red jacket: Sands * ca nn the Illinois Cen
trial; aud work Is still g"ius an at thu Little
Giant. Belle pea. uJ"la * Tallnla Peek,
M"ruins Star Nn"nday. South Extension al
the ldrwilJ, Woodstock, Original Empire aud
several either mnrs.
The Grand Lndgr A. T. & 4. NJ OF Idaho
Territory mrris III Silver City un October =
aud grand bali will bee given bs the Masonic
FRATERNITY oi Silver City Oh the cycnins o
Ott"hrr ith.
The mills in ow,h" are all pounding AVA,
and are being supplied with ima,rnsc quaint
ties al woud i"r ti' fall and winter work.
A drunken fellow shot Chinanan, wound
Ing him slightly in the abj"incu, on Monday
night. September llth
Ga the same night three road agents Event
thr"lga" French Pete "u the Orc Emo grade,
but got uo com.
Pr"i' s<"r Dammr's benefit ball don't appear
(" have "pannrd cat worth d-n. rs he re-.
turns his sincere thanks 10 the many Wiz"
didn't attend
4 h"slrr Mt Rattrsnakr Station stole twn
horses a lew nights aga, aud left Tor parts un.
known.
Under the skilful care of DR. Culmachr
J"hu Mcmahon is now able 10 get around nm
crutrhes
Wells, Fargo L. Co shipped from Owyhrr
during the past week, ten bars of bullion val
ued ut Sl9.576.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21


MONTANA IrEMs We take the following
items frnm our Montana exchanges:
The Grand Lodg, Of Mas"ns of Montana
will meet III DEER Lodge City "n Monday. Dc.
t"hrr ID. There are now seventeen lndges IN
Montana. An ruclnpGI''ut ut Knights Temp.
lar will convene there durlng the samc wrrk.
ll"lrra C"nmandrry, j. X B"yce. T. &. mum
brrs rs members. aud Virginia City Command.
cry. II. l.. Hosinrr +. &. numbers ab"ut 40
The Knights are said t" be- provided with fiu.
uniforms aud are proficient IN the drill aud
cvolutlnHs peculiar To- the Order
Con Knhrs OF Deer Lodgr, recently sold to
.Jusrph Bill md j. j. Roe IL one half interest
in the Cable Ditch aud placer claims for 81,
$40 cash
Cassidy. who killed Kelly at Pioneer several
weeks ago, has fed, leaving his surrtrs in soak
for SI,0UO. He was afterwards seen ut Phil.
lipsburg aud Is reported insane.
The Chinese own rlveven out Of the fifteen
claims "n Ophir Bar.
Christian Doll was caved upon and instantly
killed on September 9th in claim M. %, ut
the lower end of Beartown while working in
Il DRIFT.
Mr.. C. p Van Vert of Helena received a
letter lately from his brother. dated at Victoria.
stating that he had just returned from Peace
hNFI anu III u u H'lgc Uilk, Ultli stuTNllln
anl leaving there as fast M they can get away.
Baker. who killed Doc Mann mt Radersburg,
was taken from the Sheriff and hung by the
citizens.
Helena capitalists are making arrangements
to build Rrdnction works within three miles ot
that city Works capable of running % tons
of ore per day of $l5 to $40 ore, of which 81
per cent. can BE- saved, will Gust S27 .00U, and
the running expenses are estimated at $500
per month. It is propUsed to raise S4O,OUO, of
which $4,000 will be- uspu as working captal
A jnint stick compai,y will be organized, and
it is propnsrd b. issue sou shares ut $50 each.
Mr.. s II. Bohn., leading quartz operator at
Helena agrees t0 lrasp the works Cor u year,
and guarantee seven per cent. on tho invest.
nrnt far one year.
The official vnte Of Montana at the late cleo
tion is lU,135 and the hfica count If the vote.
gives Hon. WIN II. Clagrtt a majority of Alb.
Mr.. Clagrtt left for the states ON Sept 10th,
and will proceed II Ohio to stump that State
for tbs Radical ticket. - .s.