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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

Local Irish news is animating. We find an excel
lent ,csanf Of it in newspaper printed Ill :his city.
from which wo condcnse tho following synopsis iol
a single week:
supposed have been forged desh BY biz
fsLe aaohrr h'te boy ha lis ssb by with pichfoFk
Eeia CpRKStrse Of aorers ~ Cork
lGBdo Mtchetown wife murie probably BY
ard in Cork shoemaker stab. Ell by aEhr at CoLakl
prnifv Melancholy old nom
bEkRy-Prn STACKED ArIin' burned and
shots fred KKsNsY-3fokng old ~omin y prder
lJSrH-Arg sgrHau outrage II scnlng threatening letter
10 teaa ~ RoSyDang cir the neighbortool 81 Ongh-
hrhxy robbery and honse5resAng WATERFORD Gross A. au
upon s,jr Of tie M fAutr WrsrssArHGross cas-" Of nim
labor by blows decf
working Tor whom he pleased
People will say: well, what can you do with
such people as thisT That is o question which
England for several centuries has undertaken to
answer, and here we have the result of Lcr manage
ment. She has only demonstrated one thing-hcr
utter incompetence to do the work with unlimited
and long-continued and almost undisputed power
and authority. England has totally failed to make
Ireland quiet contented, prosperous and peaceful
province of tho Empire We care nothing for tho
Of this result which We may have in plenty
for tho asking; for the fact alone is important.
Govern Ireland or let her govern herself-that is
what England should do and must do or worse
will como.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

effect, apparently, to keep largo sums OF
money out of tho pockets OF dealers for an
unnecessarily long time. subjecting them TO
loss of interest and risk of suffering by dete-
rioration of their commodity. We hope that
Congress will hear all sides before making
such a radical change as that proposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04

The idea of reputation of State debts Is
assuming such force at the South that it is
described as "a MANIA which threatens to
compGcate finances and embarrass politics We
lately published an account Of the discoura-
ging state of North Carolina finances, as shown
IN the report Of the Governor. A proposition
has since been introduced in the House to
repudiate the whole debt assumed for the
encouragement and the building 81 rnilwsys
and it meets with approval, not only Of local
journals, but of Democratic papers in the North.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, which is most positive
in approving reputation at the South. says tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
Industry Z

The Halves will case. Just concluded in San Fran
CISCO as we are informed by telegraph, deserves to
rank as cause c6ebre. Horace iawcs, teStator, wa"
an eccentric old man, who died about year ago.
leaving fortune of more than two millions, tho
bulk Of which was devised to found university.
Tho ste of tho proposed building and grounds was
fixed at Mont Eagle Of the choicest spots In tho
Santa Clara Valley, where the deceased owned
great estate The university to include several
colleges. in which variety Of industrial sciences
were to DO taught. great prominence be-
ing given to that Of agriculture; but
tho whole fund was tied up with such
ridiculous proysos stpulations. and conditions ~ to
be practically vsluelcss. The best lawyers were OF
opinion that the property Of the cratic testator
would eventually go to his heirs, as provided In his
will on account of the inability of the State Irlls-
tees to carry ont the cumbrOus conditions with which
tho estate was burdcncd. Iiawcs had been an ab'i-
sivc husband as wol az miscr, and had unuatu-
rally deprived bis wife and children OF anything
hut tho smallest possible pittance from his great
prope.ty. Mrs. Halves contested tho will on tho
ground Of her husbands insanity, and du-
ring tho long trial which has just closed, 1t
was proved that tho deceased millionaire was,
to use tho mildost oppression, monOmanac, his
chief anxiety being that of coming to poverty or
dying by poison. The jury decided in favor OF the
widow, who gains for herself and children great
fortune. Tho deceased miscr, if he could look back
and see how Lis wirc-drawn and complicated will
La, farcd would be ready to rend tho granite tomb
in which he carefully inclOsed according to his
own express directions Horace lfawes was author
OF tho Registry Law Of California. q famous pioce
Of complex legislation of which it was said that it
could be understood by no man but its framor, aud
that ho had forgotten how to Construc it.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-13

A FURIOUS stosn q Wind nd rain
passed over D.ytos, Ohio q sabbstb,
dsnolishipg shsrshss, bsidesn Nd
dwelling Six psrsoss xsrs killsd
aud over ttxsaty othslss vosndsd. ! .
The snrrosasd ding esant II j ], several bailS,
ioep xsssrs unroofsd, 10 -, killsd M
ths crops nush isjssis,da To rs =.
.piassd q 90 nillioa Dim.
Oh the Same dsy, j violent Sto,n III
fled Sylsssss, Nsu Yosk Hosses
tvers blown dow; In lsoaes I'll tbisl
Ind III ops M ~ IilIsd 81 light
ming. aud !. sunbsr. Is y ildiags .ress
.strusk nod ~ on 6rs. Tho los 70
properly aud crops NJ hsayy. ! ! I. II
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Che frit six spans are Keystoas
iB 3 Cos patent the balAaee s 90.
Bofman's patent IS, s. Il % ! s Ii q.
After lsa vipg Parkenbnrg ths roats
lies through tho picturesque Chsat Riv-
q Valley country; by Canbs.hsd !;
past Harpsr's Ferry, With 81 !: historic
s ruins and ~ .hs MY .nong neast.
aiu. and vallsJs that pres,at q evsr-
varying scenery. Passengers holding
tickets to New York Gan vhit Bals.
more and y y arlington without sxtttlsa
charge. .,,.,.ss.s ss,gs s:s. "a {.
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Ih.nt o 8. $1,000 AID t ,.,
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~. 30 = q, % h.,,h;n q. & !. ,,,,os.,,t.
-. q. 9. =, . !. Z. Z. !. 9
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- viking tl6s rspoEt RI 1u q thssl
Agsiss saral thsnt { sSnsin, tlel
loils s;ne so1ai ;oss ii hsi FL ss ! 3
soedisg = o. assst .dyiises.
shoss s ds<rsas u ~ c. ss,s a1d 81, 81
Believed $50 .bss ,yiisjd IT 1871 IN
Il, amount Is ia lowest ii j 8, estimate already
given, ubisb 8 shout q i,0,0O, I 600 balsss
" boat Ths avislsgs 81 been iiscssas
q 10 yisld IA fsllsn s. ID so,psi
SECTIONS nd increased q other, Is;
hit to svsrsgs IN s mors thin -
'.hssd. Among ths ss,lss showing. -
iasfsass So asrsaes md amount II. N
lsllay Ohio s ,per !. esat. Miehi,
q, WISCONSIN, Minnssotsy 10;
Low. 1t; Ksu,as, so; Nehrasks, rs;
Oregon ], q ssinsll d.srsase appsass
|sis.ths Nsv I, eogf End st,tss, ia. .yl,.,
~ hon. 8 Esl,sidls s,Ss Il s. ~ eea..
ll.rjlssd II 8, .Kssta slfl.y Il Z, ndi.pa
.of2 Miaeissip d Sort 60 Ca.olin.
u 8 The aysraes lBtssllkl . H. sere.ge
PLANTED y 4 per e u i d & sias $50.
E0oo sores: Fisls drops si,ll 10 . sasure:,
from aiiss0Suffii, a iso;o1siiin, Ibv, q
lisois, 1lisiiganl, md 18lis1sic oi., i
though the seaSoo has not tB,tsen spnii.
Eiornly f.yorsblss Kansss and M:
|braska nsksshs ssrsst saosii IL bysl
[iGsfnessasssss astssgs 4 isswisllas yieId
ofsersass. Corn win not 10 forth:
|'eonise until snexs month The Is
pertsseceited Indicate : large yield il
all ssotioos Of the country Few a.
vices have bean srecsived- Iton the %,
aiissiots, bu,s ihs Indication 81
(s,hs e1ops viii fally rthrss:t enthe
aboys. tho avsrae,s Otss shass,S suffered
il ths AtIantic 5statss and che Ohio
Valley bat TIE eros.p III the sothsl
States vii 3 more, than Tho average
[sspecially Is K.nsa, and Nebrasta
The irsit yeild win "a . m,rs. than u.
sssraEe except 81 th = North western
asstatss Rhars a ne ffta.ast Is a hlars sons
IEhat dAalased The prosp 3
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-13

IHs f6of swhish Col:
lThen - q; 900 tor - s. h s..
- - III, - pro.ed :: eonplsts
ilusss al s..sss
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lori sitssrland. .ss:i IS. i y
/ DER. On ind lsd .niserss wera.
usa6satsd 10 i ltsxisaa lias. 8
g Prs ians A NV ,al q osssstsds
aga,sst ,h.t ~ .asllI sprs.a
n.aas fossn, seonviietsd q
sixsny, q med - a.aidid.y 81.
tho President s;Ss
re Frensh election. st,siissfpl y
shata ths a q g nss,lyy q dliin,ialsimes In
the RepsblIo Y ~ u. s. &, Il n s S.
I /. a.. Mrs. shsIu ii Birnipslss!.,
.gosa:, u - d, Mn fof & bsyisk poisossd
three hulpl bard snS el.ve6 childlen. s
1flrs. FAN, The Qafilll d 9 u 4 uderess,
hss bssp ssiassd : ssx I i III Tb5idfy
y; . Nor sxseastop IL s. xxd fbr DO 2s.h
mi: . aud hon piessss spp ss,.nees il
tsesns blgkly probsbls hit abs Viii
.bavs IS SONAR ibs iis.rfsl 'spepilt
{. End s.nsd ....ps Msla, ~.
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.bslilis ~ uslnsrel fslly s. s. IL l4.h
St Nc IA lid Tin pskss,,d S. s hot 81
,stsys: Tbs Id aoa stewards.
q ], brat, = q NJ Az sGsdsed
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The report q PIof. 81. =. payis, o.
1asihspls, yho - present. y 4 ns. q 3
sbssef IA i,,as Committee duiisg
~ .esa iaat, Il th9 yotn.l sshool.
.hsss sons w Nsse ,so. VII 81 / -.
IN iatssa II ,l 4. psyis a7pealil'si
warmly NM Il ob,,asssr -. w Z
ssloa ~ sood x.pr1k d dor B As I
,sssla ~ hslp. aesine vhst has been cen
'svils ssef e,vssJ uDprsja diced nl,nd;
lhak lhe ncldlness IF sths school 4 ~
.iossly sr.mped ~. tls ack of rccnd
Ths sonpls tioa of I. ne i, ~ building
Il 4 maalsf ef absolnts, neesality md
II ! . sbs hoped CO L<gi.latars win
give .prspst regard g Prof. ! syiis sng-
\ don fot @ appr6p ri.tiou mkt winter
~ sissna tosput liz III ssfactsrsioD
ahs tess d,sieeI /. 81 bails: q ! 4.
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-
!noaa g. : ID q - IS - 6
AZ ~ I $500 ~ esa 4
Z : talass 81
T. 4 f. IN lIsl snts % j
s : s. shis,sd ma 3 y
IN a g rsseiva thaa - g
Mn CD laeli
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& d. pa VIZ. sChsirman. s S.
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|sTIcTeEOsCoPEs.
VIEWS,
ALBUMS.
]. cHRoMos,
+ q, = /. FRAMES.

! En- H.T. A'Nll:r!HpNY LEO,
59l Breedssys ssI 2ssks
inyite fae III shS 1ssae to mr. extensive
teeeortn0nt IS AAhasHel y; 81 tAR - psb1see,
tsss, amufaesrs e.1 e1tesssttsa.
r mo, a.. Is;rlrsls sllpns
eRAPHoscopls
iIxMsSi.wsso sYol1alIrl.s 4 3. s. q 8.
IS. =. AH,I.ANZH0W1 60,
8 Sc. e ~ Dfoad1Ays New York
assss5i; Opposite Mstrvpolitss Hotel,
Imnet3Sf an1 16A1u flefurses e
eHoToaRlPHIr MATE1lALs
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srolxl q Ns6,..k !, !. q 3, ~ sda.ss
az q l..t vel. l,tt.d ttaiis. Il
hon tke ts,ek aud Killed s.eysrai psl-
90, = dinsrsnt alities. 81 #
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Oh.

n alstF R1aa Epsass xrisHIs
e. $1D14lo Z = 9lCII. a'11
;4a mil al1s II saad ot ~ isaos. T ~
sisg INN dfIiska, asSlco ia one
IT aundrsd thousand. a very shafdy, rapid
aftsS q IL 81 Nod 81 bsxkc6ss
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E1f IMnaMudes o. Foyest 7rtes, and EpagsssHs
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Pumps Lightning Rods

Es% . - rs - - .A:S. - 52.sa
sssssts.t: ~ sss,:- :#* -. All 800
rs. e. .MuyNsINGER
IL still engaged in s. manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which have given;
such universal satisfaction throughout
lNortkern Minnesota. = .. tssS ~
+ He is alsosag spt for the & .}f.z.s:z-
8tnr Copper S. 3 H:; .as.:ls:
\ LIGHTN,I n G B Q
And y prepared e promptly attend do e,
n al.. orders q 81 for for NY ~ ss
lron.TRumps and LiEhtning Reds.
[sr,A lso, VAL Cleaning done. -zz ~
q Shop. d, Wahieg tep aver g ,nsxt deor
to the fletcher House. 'S IS s: :, 8
ST. Cloud, Febr.s q, 1871. 49,. z.s.ssz VIZ =
T Groceries and Proyisio
=. .HI1BER
has purchased Sc shs stock Of Family Grocer.
liasand Provisions st Heopner'.s old stand
Fan. az conitiinus. the business ct thai
place, He guarantees 70 sell ,as S
GOOD GOODS
A, any other house IL texp, md "A q as
y Low PH !; { ,C l:'1E
snd asta : share. 81 .he publ atroasss
Il sFasl-5 -:
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o01lnsvsekeA Mo- puhlished the y
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s(3yyhsllsihoe iii a yoeds sd..
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sj;iisswha1lths q ~ tilit tndss
/ AM ssSsa,l : AGlsa i sdiAsts No
il rasliy 9 sanss Forward ,pla
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ssnsers o. y hsistold 81;
bat tbatlhs didn't Az ttushs Eor,
shot responibls 81. sory
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/ Mex edil - n g ! 4
- 4 about 1's9a tx 4. ll 5fie e uere
tahinS hin, home 81; y Editsss
dangerous md iduals o trihoI wisa''
W. 30 tsfsE u
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Co.. GLoJD -
10 N1)RlY & MACHINES

s, "a
60, ,ss1sss d. nENE EMS ON 70 CO ....l
they sShnm.ne.
lAaab MACHINE CASTINGS sn1
of ds:sipsn NJ work
Che Maor snd
Repairng Steam Engines Mills and Farm n1aeh1nery.
mouse e .ysnas q see sestE, House.
and warranted o gHs S9*.
We aal SEQ ves We sell,
Ase w h,'s band
Our gIys
9sss Golaels u 18th va s @ STEVENSON
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AiDsHE IRIS K ElN'1y

M AFTEW5,OD TNsTITUTc for J5a5S9
X1lsdies, Pittsnelds lfsej long and widely known
tor great beauty of location and superiority OF In
strnction. ssss R1v. {. ": SPEAR, Principal Il.
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RRI61ES ro-vVERs
10 "a ssr.s s, Nar.sr,S ,s..a.
stock, ia most cases, superior. .}
Il s 81 I s I'D, ssss;
cati gus arnIsh ed A6.apf liaation. 3.
u BIZ III ny part 81 the
statS Promptly and esrsfaliy filed
d. !, :, 9: s. BRAND, Proprietor.
4, July s, 1871; vls;pO
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02
City and County.

THE LEcTURE.-Geod Templar Hall in this city was
DIVIDED to its utmost capacity on last Sunday even
.. the occasion being lecture by c. s. Kingsley.
no., on the all-absorbing topic of temperance. The
inject was handled in a mastery manner by the ell
ouent gentleman, who held his audience in wrapt
Rtention during the whole DISCOURSE His remarks
here interspersed with many humorous anecdotes,
nd his assertions backed up by figures and data
hitch could not be contradicted. He INDUCED in
Numerous ..loca hits ;" which were greeted with ap-
clause and laughter and we observed n thoughtful
sxpression stealing the faces of numerous old
ppers, while the speaker reciting the chemical
lists which had been made of different liquors that
nere supposed to be pure. They seemed to be in
aulging in mental ejaculation of almost thou per.
<uadest me to become q Tank" The lecture was D
Ruccess, and was we'll received. Tpplers were told
lone startling truths, which win undoubtedly set
fhat man should make distery, or rectifying es-
Enlistment of his body, our Good Templar friends
intend to wage All unrelenting against alcohol
Its use as well as abuse. The Order appears to be
brospering in eur midst some ten or twelve new
Converts giving in their adhesion few nights since
The army Of inebriates is gradually but surely de.
creasing in numbers and to the Good Templars he
long the credit of reforming many who consid.
ered irreclaimable. On next Sunday night Jonas W.
Brown. Esq will deliver lecture at the same place.
on the same subject and we have no doubt but that
DE will also be greeted with large audience.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

The WEATHER.-From couple of our Pioneer
City friends, Mr.. John Donahoe and Henry McGuin-
ness, Esq, who have been spending few days in
our city learn that the snow is Of sufficient depth
in that section of the country to insure good min
ing season. provided We have an early Spring. The
ground around Pioneer is covered to the depth Of
about three feet, and at Summit Flat the snow ia
from thirteen to fourteen feet in depth. Around
Idaho City there is an average Of about two feet.
while in the mountains around tbs probably from
four to six feet About week ago thaw set in and
everything seemed to indicate breaking up of Win
ter but after several days of warm sunshny wealth
er. another storm set in and during the past week
from six to eight inches of snow has fallen the
fats and in town. while continuous storms have in
creased the depth of snow on the hills and noun
tains. March, as usual in like lion and will
doubtless verify the adage and 60 out like lamb.
An early opening of Spring is what is most needed
to insure a successful and prosperous mining season
and should we be favored with general breaking
up of Winter at early day the pacers of Boise Ba
sin will demonstrate that this is by no means O
"worked OUT or played OUT camp
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CALLED-During the past week we have been IA
vored with calls from many of friends from diff
ferent sections. Among them were w. II. Decker, OF
Boston; Fred. Kucheman, of Placerville; and Hon.
John s. Gray of Boise City. Judge Gray still seems
to have "hankering" after his old home in the
mountains. After spending several days with his old
rienks he left yesterday, to wet his webs in the
Webfoot climate of the valley. James Mckay and
John Noon OF Granite also dropped in on US during
the week.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.-A man named
Fred Coombs, in Napa, Cal, on the night OF
Feb. Goth, shot his wife aud then killed him.
self. Family troubles appear to have been the
cause
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REDUCING PRIcEs.-A notice win be found else
where in our columns. Of importance to all who are
not vegetarians After the 18th Of this month Judge
sayles viii make great reduction In the price Of
meat at the Washington Market in this city. Green.
backs win be taken at par for meats at the rates pub
hshed. but parties paying in coin win receive
duction. on bills, Of eight per cent in their favor.
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vile will give q grand bali at that place on next
Wednesday evening, March 9Th. The balls given by
that Order are always success, and al who desire
70 attend one Of the most pleasant during the
would do well TO make their arrangements according
" For particulars, see advertisement
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

RErURSED.--U. s. Marshal Jos. Pinkham returned
home from Boise City several days ago. He reports
the Judges of the Supreme Court busy writing up
their opinions in the various cases submitted but
thinks they will complete their labors this week.
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TEsPIAR CELEBRATION AND BArL---on next Thurs
dan. viii appear from the advertisement in this
issue the Good Templars will celebrate the Fourth
Anniversary of the organization Of their Order in
this Territory An Grafton viii be delivered at the
Court House on that day BY Jonas W. Brown. G.. W.
C. T.. and the affair will wind up with 4 grand ball
in the evening. II will be gala day with all mem
bers of that Order. and general invitation is
tended we have no doubt but that the Court House
will be crowded to hear the Grafton and merry
attendance at the ball room in the evening.
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PARDoSED.-John Bradley. who was sentenced for
grand larceny in owyhee county, in October. 1867. TO
i've years Imprisonment in the Territorial Prison.
was released on Feb Goth, being paroned out by the
Governor. Bradley has recovered from the
wound he received last July at the time OF the es-
cape OF the prisoners and learn that Dr. Healy of
this city, under whose treatment he has placed him.
SELF will break Bradleys leg over again. in order 10
straghten it and effect 1t well enough 10
let Bradley out he could not receive proper surgi
cal treatment in the Prison. and had no remained
there he never would have recovered.