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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

EtoItCITS ADvERTISISo AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
- .sr the Ipsuo WORLD. aud for papers published
in California Oregon aud Nevada. Washington. Utah.
pidahu Montana. Colorado. Arizona. aud adjacent
Territories. Sandwich Islands. the British Posses
soua. MEXICAN Ports. Nicaragua Panama, Valparaiso,
Jafan aud China. New Zealand aud The Australia
Colonies. tue Atlantic States aud Europe.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
Concert at Summit Bridge.

Mr.. EDITOR The young ladies and ycr,le,,.u
OF our community gave an interesting mnscal ON.
tortalnment in Bonlden's Chapel, on Thursdav
evening OF last week A respectable and we'll
pleased auuience was present, who showed their
appreciation OF the exercises by freguent rounfs
OF applause. We presume that no mains wera
-pared to make tine entertainment = success The
stage was neatly arranged; good taste was exer-
clsed III the arrangement OF the programme m
the pieces were all sung erceediaqlU well 1t was
very evident to every lover of music. AZ well as
every tocer OF the fd,r ser, that several of our
young ladies' possess very considerable amount
OF musical talent. We do not like to be partial
on such an occasion, but we should consider 1t an
injustice were we TO neglect to specify some of the
pieces that were 90 sweely sung "Only Little
Child by Miss Sadie Webb, a little g,rl not more
| ,han hle years Of age, was well rendered for
one o' such tender years. that the whole audience
we're entranced with delight. Surely this little
girl is not born TO blush unseen" "Passing
Away hy Misses Vine and Matte Lynch, tuly
demonstrated the fat that these two yonn. ladies
| possess nc Q than ordinary amount Of m,isica
talent. "tolno into Chrst's Army," by Misse,
| Lynch, SNnoii. W Webh and Thompson was charm
| inhly r pIered "Look on the bright Side" b,
| Nj Mary liock. was listened to with marked
attention.
Professor john Denn'y who has been trainln!
the voices II tue young ladies' anl gentle men o
"nr -"rtion. during the T'st wirteI and sprinc
deserves a great dead uf clesn ior teaching then
to SIM :" well IN So short n time We shalt h
happy to sp"ak good word for this gentiema
; whichever and wherever an opportunity offers
r VIZ believe he is 4 hHchri0, at the present tImt
but We are not prepared To say how long ne WI
remain such, especially ii he continue, to pleas
the ears. ii not thn heartS. of our i,r v3u@ iadi.
with the lrwitohnp strains OF his meoolous yoic
i S"fnntt Brldse. June 18th. ls'2. "ALPHA."
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

We get report OF an almost incredible piece of
beanness on the part Of policeman III Philadel-
phia. Mr. John Moran sent to US for 1000 copies
Pf Nj. Summers speech, and We forwarded them
p him. Mr. Moran, taking his place, according
p The Post, "upon wide pavement, and IN front
Pt an unoccupied store on Chestnut street." offer
ID his speeches for SALE Upon this. a policeman.
|who sald that he was "obeying orders" ordered
|Mr Moran to stop selling that thing, and advised
|hlm to burn the copies which he hal on hand
We are not orised to learn. as we do from The
Age, that the Philadelphia Police, in the Fourth
District "worked hard to elect the Grant candi-
dats;' but when The Age asks "under which OF
the bayonet laws this outrage was committed, we
confess ourselves unable to answer. We know
that BY the terms OF the Constitution the Pre,i-
dent Is Commander-i Chief of the Army and Ma
w; but how long Is 1t since he assumed command
OF the Police Of Philadelphia And through
whom were the Executive orders for the suppress
sion Of Mr.. Summers speech in Philadelphia CIV
ens Does the worshipful Mayor of that city ais,
belong to the PresidentY Perhaps the atiemp
vi Will presently be made to suppress the sale of Tn
Tribune itaolt bv general orders. The effort vii
be failure. but then the Administration is use
10 iailures.- Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

;. sixth panel of hundred jurors was ordered
" " .ne stokes case. The only juror obtained on
Ivnday' making othe tenth. was John Agustus
judge
council to-day.
!. nxConfsderate General Joe johnson. it is said.
" not Tor Greeley" believing that his election
another head.
=, foreign correspondent says that on tho night
y. sune ~, an attempt WAS made to blow up the
IN Dublin.
!he Apache Indians attacked Hughes rancho
~ lamp Crittenden, Arizona. on June Z, anu
-n'eo the herdsmsn and stsmpeded the cattle.
Stephen B. babcock. accused Of shipping regis
y neods. has been held to await the action OF tn,
1saad Jury in New YORK.
a.. !hs Chicago police have arrested young ma,
.oi sood ianily," named Evans, for stealing dis
Asads in Balnmovs.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
Hard on Conktine.

From the journal OF Commerce
Al ardent friend OF senator Conkling obiec t.
to our placing him in the pillory a. one who j.
fatty OPPOSED to the great commercial interests
Of the country. We shall be glad to revi i+e that
Judgment when this distinguished Senator will
give u, by his own action, and not through the
highly-wrought enlogy If q warm partisan, the
material for such revision. We plase ourselves
sluareIy upon his own record. Asa Senator he
has not brought forward siugle measure de
signed to relieve the mercantile Glasses from tn,
expressions they have suffered he has svslemat
ically and vehemently opposed every schem,
Of relief suggested IN any other quarter. Hi:
friend writes 10 know why Journal like om
that has "a reputation of fairness does not l.
before oar readers the facts OF the case" Ger
tainly we have done so, and IN the article Il
which that writer nheclS We gave an insanc,
on the part of the Senator oi wanton and bite
hostility to our merchants, apparently dictates
by political motives, but certainly hostile, wha
ever NAV have been the motive. Such reeor
cannot be wiped ont BY soft words, and Sci,
ator Cnnk ling, If he lives long enough, will er
evitably meet the relribution that awaits hiI
for betrayal oil the high trusts committed
him.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

Inc City Council of Salt Lake City has late
adopted an ordinance that carries one back
70 the ancient days of Connecticut when II
aian aia was fined for reading II secular book or
Kissing his wife on Sunday These ascetic
gentlelnen are determined that if the Mormon
people are not wholly yirtuous it shall not t.'
%eit iault. The ordinance referred to forbids
shsllle Se hunting, fishing. walking about, un-
necessary work, participation in any public
ss;M',uselnent. s;',t and the giving away of any dis
..,ea ,hn or fermented liquor on Sunday within
she limits of the city. A great deal OF that
sisaattlng is down is right and proper, but the
S %ea that man must not walk about" on
sunday, save to and from church, is rather
oO much for these days. We apprehend i,
sn won ' be long before the honorable membel
Of the law.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

IHE party of Addition, Division, and Silence
seems to be breaking down in Arkansas, as may
1e D Inferred from the fact that Grand Jury i'll
nemp'tead county. eight OF whom were colored
men, have made u report exposing numerous
fraud on the part OF the county officials, who
members OF the CLAYTON wing of the Republican,
party short time ago 1t would have been i'm
possible to find colored Republican III Arkansas
VINO would have dared to oppose any of the acts
VI tne CLAYTON faction. But the robl,eries of
,aat infamous party have been so bold and reek
sSs That the decent negroes are becoming ashamed
VI H. and are desertng it IN great numbers. CLAY
TON is the Arkansas member OF the GRANT Ma
uonai COMMITTEES. and has been permitted to re-
tam MS seat in the United States Senate, which
10 acquired through fraud, with the expec-
auon that no would be able to carry that State
pof dRANT this fall. But his day is over and hi
power Is gone. So the Senate has horne the dis
credit OF his membership for nothing.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

THE CoMIN4 NINrAGE.-Some weeks since
il was believed <har the late and unusually Sc.
we're fros.s had seriously damaged the grape
crop over large portion Of the State. reducing
the estimate vintage by 50 10 40 per cent Re
cent investigation made by leading firm en-
gagged in the wine business in this city make II
almost certain that the vintage-though some
what reduced by the frost in particular iocail'
,ies--will he considerably greater than that Q
1871, and viii probably foot up fully sWe,oo'
gallons, not taking into account the amount o
grapes Consumed in brandy manufacture. wh'ci
will be considerable in spite OF the burde"son''
| ,axes imposed upon the business by the govern
ment.-SAN Francisco ALTA, lirh.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

A COSTLY EXpERIMENT.--Miss stites a girl
about twelve years old, met with an accident
yesterday evening which will MAIN and dis
figure her person Tor life, if it does not termi
nate in II very early death. She was kindling
IL fire, AMI chil,llike, concluded to drop burn
ing match into Il can OF Kerosene oil that she
might hear the explosion and see the flame.
The explosion, however, was very great, and
blew the burning oil into every portion Of the
room, setting fire to her clothes, the bedding,
floor and furniture. The flames spread rap
idly; and almost instantly envelOped the un.
fortunate girl from head to foot. Screaming
and writhing in great agony, she ran down
the steps from the third story OF the house,
but before any one could assist her she ran up
another fight of stairs and disappeared in
some portion of the house. She returned al
most instantly, still burning, and in her fright
and pain seized hold OF an aged lady, and
holding her firmly. allowed the flames to COM
muncate to her dress The old lady got loose,
however, but not until she was severely
burned. Two policemen came rushing to the
house, cut the clothes from the unfortunate
girl, and thus stopped the progress of the fire
But the flames had about done their work
The whole body from the shoulders to the feel
was terribly burned; The hair on the back part
of her head was also burned, but the face re
manned comparatively untouched, The at
tending physician is doing all he can to pre-
serve her life, but the probability is that his
efforts will prove fruitleSs. -LoutsrtHd C0u {
er-Jou,Hai, 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

TIE IRRFpREssIRLE CONFLICT The Nicks-
burg Herald gives the particulars OF humili-
ating affair in that city-the cowhlding of DR.,
X. II. Walker, carpei-bagger,by Albert johnson,
u neg,o member OF the beard Of County Super
vsors. The Herald moralzes on the occurrence
as follows
The "etcrnal fitness Of things was happily
Illustrated, and the moral to be drawn from
the occurrence lns On the surface. The carpet
bag vermin have courted the negroes They
have inculcated into their weak mhls tn.
doctrine OF hate ior the white race. They hav.
taught them insolerce instead OF good manner
and good nature. They have assured then
that they are a great deal better than lhei
former masters and they have encouraged then
10 indulge in in.oent and idle threats agans
Southern gentlemen, and the result is, the'
wicked sche mes OF villany return to piseu
their inventor" /"
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

OF all the hotels in the world the very oldest
Is i lonely one in California, on the road be-
tween San Jose and Santa Cruz Imagine ten
immense trees standing few feet apart and
hallow inside; these are the hotel, neat, breezy,
and romantic. Tire largest tree Is sixiy-tve
feet around, aud contains a sl'ting-room and that
bureau of Bacchls whereirom IS dispensed the
thing that that hileth and stlngeh. All about
this tree is a garden of bowers and evergreen4
The ,lrawinu.room is bower made Of red
wool evergreens and mslrona branches. For
| bed chambers there are nine great hollow trees,
whilewashed or paI~rel, having doors cut 10 tit
the shape of the holes. Literature finds place
in;, leaning stump, dubbed the library III
were not for that same haunt ot Haccus, il Is Ger
tain that the guests of this forest establishment
would feel like nothing 40 much AZ dryads
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
Louisiana Politics.

BAToN HuuGE. June 2l.-The following ad-
,litonal nominees were made to-day Ivy the
regular republican convention Congressman
al larsr tines Lewis, rolorel; secretary of State,
o.t. Banhin, aored; auditor, Charles Cltn-
ton; attorney general, \. r. Field, superinten-
dent OF education, Charles W. beating. The
convention has adjourned -INE DIE.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
Shocking Occurrence in Central
Park.

4 Boy ATTACKED BY A LEOPARD AND
FKIGHTFLLLY MANGLEp.
At o'clock on Sunday afternoon horrible
scenr was witnessed in Central Park. New
York. a number of people We're intently
watching the actions Of the animals in the old
arsenal building when a little boy about 8
wears old who was playing near the leopard s
cae,., began teasing that beast. The leopard
mad. a plunge at the little fellow, who was
standing near the bars of the cage, and struck
the lad in the face with its paw, tearing the
flesh from lis right cheek and dreadfully lac
Grating his neck and breast. The occurrence
created great excitement among the bystand-
ers and many threats We're made against tn .
parties in charge of the buildings by excited
| individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
Position Of Mr.. Croesbect.

tt>,INN ,Ti, June 2i.Thcrr has been nc
public declaration get from Mr.. tiroeshrck VIII
reieicic" - his recnut nomination n New York
and there probably will not be- until after judge
S'tall"'l return. which will no, occnr until We'd
ncsdav Mr. ,iracsheck's friends have no ide,
chat he will Alhw hin,selfto be used in any way
e,nl,arrasS the Etlimorr rouv enlion.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

An Indian in Detroit visited an ice cream
saloon. The FREE PRESS says: ine lHs.
taste sat all his teeth jumping, and tlie heS.
one satisfied him that some one had put Jop
on him He handed 1t f0the hoy Will ,''s,'as !. e
tinns 10 warm it up. The boy melted 1t on
the stove, and the Indian seized the dis
and drank the sweat milk at one giup. ana
then licked the dish.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
lily GAZETTE.
PREMATURE.

mmerc,a' raises great shout over "ha'
.,hance" for the Radicals carrying
~. This "chance"is based on the event Of
...lev being nominated at Baltimore.
90 have at once an admission by imrlica-
A.. Radicals have no "chance" to carry
..,s unless Mr. Greeleyis made the nominee
|, Convention. This is fair and outspoken
|. comueyc,al. We give it credit for so much
pr
that paper is premature in its claim even i'll
.v.nt il it means to say it has an even
nee" 10 carry Delaware,
lang as there are two parties, each will claim
,,,ce" to elect its candidates. and to this cx-
.Jm,t of course, the fairness of the claim
:, !, reminds us very much of the talk of the
,msyciai two years ago. 1t then quoted from
,snsrs showing that dissatisfaction did exist
State and claimed that ITS party was sur,
,iu !, il seized upon the opportunity. 1t did
hang It's hopes on this alone II pointed tC
additions which It was certain would b" mad,
IA Radical ranks by the votes of 1000 negroes
the ,lay OF election revealed n different story
bouph men by the hundreds welr coloullod IN
Delaware and voted at many OF the polls. th'
or,ty OF the Democratic party was create
M IT had been ior many years. ...
llLs Commercial was premature then IN 1t
astful antlcipatlons. and so it Will bc again.
m be time enough for it to express its opinion
wants to have any reliance placed upon what |
rs, after the event has happened upon which
|ses its hopes The Democracy of Delaware
n likely to 60 into Convention agreeing
hide its decision and then bolt the nomination.
nd il Mr.. Greeley fairly gets the nomination 9
kltimore, however much another man would |
referred by the Diamond State, her .Demncrac
hll abide the result, and perhaps. in the en'
bms out bearing aloft the banner, and winnin
|s praise of having gwen the Presidsnt-eIect
|satsr majority in proportion to population tina
hy State in the Union. Wait and see, neighbo
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

Yesterday was the fifth day Of the Stokes
triad Only nine jurors were obtained up to
saturday night, in spite of the new law which
wa. intended 10 admit intelligent men into the
inry.box. As Judge lngraham observed, the
examinations were conducted in such a manner
a- 10 exclude nineteen ont Of twenty men who
read the newspapers.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
The Davis and Parker Ticket An
oN,er Political Move.

BosToN. June y. ~ II is understood that Mr..
Chamberlain, president OF the Columbus Conven-
tlon. has officially notified Judge Davis and Joel
Parker Of then upnnntion for President and
me-Pic>idcn', and that he is to recall the Colum-
bus Convention to mrct in New York, in July for
conference.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
c. e r M NY.

BERLIN, Juue - MIR. Seibart, IA resident of
New York, has pr, ,'ented Emperor William with
several tame stags HIS MAJESTY, in accepting the
git. took occasion 10 thank the Germans in
America for their patriotism.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

The colnIcal little horsatiy ha, commenced
to trip the light fantastic toe up aud down
the backbone OF srhSivc horse, nov, and nets
are in great demand among eluiueS that are
tckliSh and inclined to laugh 1T tIilcS
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
o. e o..

ROSS .=un the alth inst Miss Jane Ross.
The relatives aud friends of the family ar" re
su ,.tfuiiy invited At end the funeral from th
f,<ifpne,. al her hrnthcrin- law. James Ball. -
ktn- sfr.ri. on edn-,dy afternoon. at ) "'eloek
without further notice
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
In the Lions Jaws.

Lengel, the lion tanner, has been in trouble
again. This time II waa at Portage Lake, MINI.
lie was attacked by young male lion while
performing in cage also containing two lione-ses
bitten severely in the calf Of the leg, and thrown
down. An account saws:
LengePs presence of mind did 10. desert him.
The lion, even in his rae, could not forget tie
power of his fI''ru antagonist, and loosened his
hold tor a moment, and before the lionness could
gather for an 4'' ,ck the tanner was on his feet,
seized his wl..,. and attacked his foe lashing
him into the corner Leaving the cage Lengei
walked to his dressing box, across the ring,
where he sank faint from the loss Of blood. 1t
was found that no bones were broken, but the
wounds were so large and deep that the surgeon
who dressed them probed them with his finger
and failed to touch the end. Lenge had been
five times before bitten by his pets, and shows a
Scared body. but in every case before his
wounds have been from lionesses This. he
thinks, is the second ease in which he has been
Intentionally bitten, the other four being acoi.
dents, when in their snaris among Themselves
| they have seizsd him by mistake
| judge Hour, made "a speech III Boston on = ttur-
| day praise OF Gen. Grant. He slid that Gran,
had "lahored for evil service reform. and had
| been baisicd at every point by Congress Viii
Judge Hoar kindly Afford the pubic some cNpll-
, ration OF the appointment of William 4. tiarh
as Postmaster At Galveston, Texas. with SALARY
OF $4,000 year, that shall he consistent with ia,
zeal for e,vIi service reform which he attrihu'"i -
Grant Cara un' ul the mos. rasrllly cIrp,t
baggers i'll all the Snuth. iiv u 2,o>, iraud h'
got Ger teate oi election To- Congress, and too.
his seat under tins certificate and held II i"
months. Finally. however. even the Grint ma
Iarlty IN the Hnuse of Representatives did no
dare to keep him any '"ug"r and he was ouste
from the place, and The man whom the lenpe ht'
elected got it But t,ran. knowing ali thcs
facts. has Just appointed Clark to very import
ant office. II would be Interesting to hear iron
Judg" lloai un tins subject; AMI while he Is abou
1t he might perhaps say something c"nce'i'in
. Grants passion for reform exhibited III the re
, tenton Of Brother-in-iaw Casey AZ New trlean
! vt Georrr VI. Rpbeson III y e Navy Department
e and ut Chorpenning tresweli III the Post Di'ir
e Department.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

A new CHARGE. 1t is hard to say what spe
e Of rascallty will not be charged upon city Off
his The New York Tribune alleges that cer-
lin city officers and contractors of Brooklyn re-
heed the water supply of that place for the pur.
|ose Of securing the contract for building an use
ess reservoir.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
public Sales.
SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
ON LDNER/Nc AVENUE.

l.. W sTIDHAM son will sell for Michael
Laily Twenty three building Lots. situated on the
corner of Lowering avenue. Adams and Jackson
streets. on SATURDAY,. June 18Th. 1872. ~ b
o'clock. .. m.
Lowering avenue which will be one Of the 6neet
avenues in the city when oIen to Riddles road.
opens on Adams street opposite the wilmington
and Brandy wine Cemetery. The situation Of the
lots is excellent being very desirable for building
purposes. and will no doubt be sold bargains. All
should attend. junN-I
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25
Switzerland. .

GENEVA, June 24.-lt is announced that the
Tribunal of Arbitration of the Alabama claims
will hold meeting tomorrow, instead of on
Wednesday, the day fixed at the last ad djourn-
mcnt of the Court, Count Srlopis, of the Board,
having to-day recalled the absent Arbltrators
by use OF the telegraph.
World Special
The Tribunal meets to-morrow. The Eng.
ish are returning hastily frem Chamounix -
An earlier meeting confirms the belief that q
settlement has been made
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-25

FoR SALE.
The riyht to make and use Preattce's Pstent Ci-
gar Machine. with t7etcher's lmproy ement, for the
county OF New Castle. Del.
ALSO
,5 Vols. Nies' Weekly Register. complete and
bound.
ALSO
Vols the lst and I'd. HnIinv'on's Delaware Reg
lister. These are valuable books TOR completing
library.
iunel2-dlv. New Castle. Del.