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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-02

OF the votes cast declared the nominee for Aud
ltor and Recorder.
Nominations for Probate Judge were then made,
and VIM. M. Vance was declared the nominee 70,
that Office.
FOR school Superintendent Thamas J. Sutton was
declared the nominee by acclamatione
NJ g. Luney being placed in nomination for Coun-
ty Commissioner by the Delegates of District No l.,
was declared the nominee and confirmed by the Con-
vention. So ~ 10
f. A. Stevenson was placed in nomination for
County Commissioner by the Delegates of District
no. ., and his nomination was confirmed by the
Convention
John O'Donnell was nominated Road Supervisor
Tor District No. 2, and confirmed by the Convention.
n Chase was nominated Road Supervisor for Dis
trlct No. l, and confirmed by the Convention.
The following resolution then adopted:
Resotoed. That the Democrats of Road District No.
nominate the Road supervisor of said Dis trict
Saturday, May T. at o'clock,P. NJ
The Convention then elected the following gentle
men to serve as a County Central Committee until
superseded by the election Of another Committee at
the next County Convention:
E. A. Stevenson, of Pioneer City, Chairman; Con
Haley, of Granite Greek; David Murray of Center
vile, and NJ G. Luney and Francois Miller, of Idaho
City.
There being no further business the Convention ad-
journed sine die. L. A. STEVENSON Chm
j. r. PILE, Sec'y.
BIDS For MAIL sERvIcE.-We received the follow
ing statement of bids. few days ago, from Hon.
\. Merritt, and as postal arrangements are mat.
tiers OF public interest publish ths list in full
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 49, 1872 =,
Ed WORLD: Annexed please find bids on routes in
Idaho Territory:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-02

a NoVELTY.-Kimmel received with his last stock
" ne" jeelry, few gold pencils with ivory or por-
o., INNS which are decidedly the neatest thing
W. I' Tie handiest we have ever seen. Thinking
h.- more use for anything in the line of pencils
nj, -! one else he presented two to this office, for
'H we Return many thanks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-02

b,,,, 4'AiN.-Mr. Elisha Barrows, who had his leg
A. us mining claims, few weeks ago, has so
a. V'ered' under the surgical treatment ofDr Zpf
hi,, 10 "oie to hobble around on crutches. He
Weeks
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-02

br,.a,, oid Mac" and young House." the cele-
dn,;, nultlss, brought in quite quantity of game
TIE Week. consisting OF yenison and grouse
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-02

Sac. 0oLLEcroR's OFFIcE.-The Office of the AS
oe ana Tax Collector is two doors above the Post
or =, "a montgomery street, where Assessor German
,o., deputy, T. L Ayres will always be found
- " attend to the business of the Office
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-02

~, No TO IDAHO" Uncle Dan I" Garland has
Git, cAan9e OF venue from Fayetteville to Idaho
le.., "u proposes to remain with us for WHILE at
arr ana probably permanently; and will be found
D0pl Co.'S Idaho Meat Market
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-02

.snns OF FIRE.-There was an alarm Of fire, last
nav 10y night, caused by the burning out of q Chin
y y s'oVepipe, at the lower end of Main street.
'ea considerable scare but no damage.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
THE o'HARE HOMICIDE.
3

Ante-HIortem Statement or the Victim.
Some further particulars were yesterday OBJ
tanned in relation to the deadly assault made upon
John O'Hare by John Fitzgibbons in the tenement
house 303 East Forty-sixth street. early yesterday
morning, as heretofore published in the HERALD.
Both parties, 1t appears, occupy rooms on the
third foor, and at the hour named Fitzgibb0ns,
being very drunk, went to o. Hare's room and burst
in the door. Fitzgibbons then returned to his
own room, followed by O'Hare, who demonstrated
with him for what he had done, whereup0n Fitz-
gibbons stepped into q closet, and seizing
hatchet, dealt 0'Hare several powerful blows on
the head with the edge Of the weapon, fracturing
his skull and knocking him down In
state OF insensibity. The alarm was Instantly
raised by some inmates OF the house, when Oflcer
Connolly, Of the Nineteenth precinct, rushed into
the house and arrested Fitzgibbons, who confessed
his guilt, bat made no further explanation. DIR.
Burton was forthwith summoned to attend O'Hare,
and by his advice the victim was subsequently
removed to Bellevue Hospital, where he lies In q
very critical condition. Yesterday afternoon
Coroner Young was notified TO take 0'Hare's ante
m0rtem statement, but it seemed very doubtful II
he was in a condition to give q clear and intelli-
gible statement OF the occurrence. Frtzgbb0ns
will be detained In custody TO await the result of
his victims Injuries.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
ARSON.

The following testimony was taken before Fire
Marshal McSpedon In the case of Adolph Kibel,
who is now under arrest charged with having set
fire to the premises OF John Loehr, match manu-
lecturer, on the 5th day Of July, 1se9:-
John Loehr stated keep match factory at No.
427 West Fifty fourth street; nre occurred there
the 9th day OF July, 1882 after six A. M. never
knew how the nre happened; suspected it was set
on nre because two Of my neighbors told me
couple OF days after the fire that they saw some
body on the roof heard pistol shot and saw the
smoke coming cut Of the window; l have never
been able to find out who was on the roof and fred
the pistol keep q lager beer saloon IN the front
part OF my building; there was grocery store at
No. 427 West Fifty-fourth street, kept by -
and his wife her brother, Adolph Kfbe lived with
them at the time Of this fire;
HAD NO ACQUAINTANCE
with him ut the time; about three weeks ago, on
a Sunday, about two O'Clock P. NJ Kbel came in
my place and got glass Of lager; he was sober
at the time; nobody was there besides ourselves,
except Mr.. Grasser, 425 West Fifty-fourth street;
in the presence Of Grasser that he hoped would
forgive the old enmity, and bring my father over
said held no enmity, and he R said he knew That
thought he was the cause OF my fire In July, 1860,
the roof and fired pistol into the matches through
the skylght, and that ne didn't think II would
burn so quick: tn0ugnt would 10 nOtnlng about
Il until was more certain.
TOLD NOBODY ABOUT TT,
but made inquiry about his name,' and asked
Grasser II he could 90 with me when wanted
him; last night Kibel came into my place again
about ten O'Clock; got some lager; asked for his
account and gave me his name; my barkeeper was
not IN, but my Wife said Il was Is cents: he paid
tt, and then told him to 20 out and never come
In again, that he had set my place on hre and
never wanted to his face again; he confessed
that he did set 1t ON ire and asked me to forgive
him, and told him to 80 ont the door; there
were present ct the time George Mengesser, John
Gross, Jacob Simermeyer, William Nigel my wife.
and they all heard him make the confession; he
dld not say anything last night about nring the
pistol but adnhitfed setting the place on are.
TESTIMONY or JOHN GROSS.
John Gross said-I live 1t $40 Tenth avenue;
know John Loehr; know AdOiph Kfbei by dEht;
saw him last night in Loehr's place, 427 West
Fifty-fourth street; the man now see before ne
is the man saw In LOehrs place last night; there
were several others in the place; Kibel came in
while was there; ne had drink; heard some.
thing; heard something said about what he
would do; heard L0chr tell him to
GET OUT OF THE HOUSE,
that he didn't want to see him there again; that
ne had set his house on hre heard Kibei say that
he did set IL re but that he did IL foolishly ne
did not say how he did 1t, nor why he did It he
went out directly after this; he said something as
he was going ont the door which did not under
sfau1.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
THE FIRE MARsHAL,s INVESTIGATION.

Further Testimony Taken Before the
Fire Marshal I'm Relation to the Burn
ing Of Barn um's Museum.
Two more witnesses were examined before Fire
Marshal McSpedon yesterday as to the cause OF the
fire that took place In Barnums Museum. The fol-
lowing is the testimony they gave:-
William H. Frakc, being duly sworn, stated-1
am employed at Barnum's Museum in taking care
OF animals; after the performance on Tuesday
night last and after all the visitors had left the
building Charles Welt, another employe, and I
went out together; we returned at between half
past twelve and one O'Clock; we knocked at the
door and Mr.. Nelson, the night watchman,
came and let us in; Welt and ! then
went to bed together; was always In the habit OF
hanging my best clothes by the wax figures, within
eight or ten feet from the place where the fire
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
A CORRECTION.
MoYraonERY, Ala, Dc

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 20, 1872.
To the EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In q letter written rom Montgomery Deccm-
Der IL, and published in your paper on the
1eth inst, typographical error occurs which does
us great Injustice. Our house is called "Spencer's
Headquarters" which It is not and never hasbeen,
and Is severely criticised In way 1t does not de-
serve. The error alluded to Is the printing SEX
change Hotel' where the writer evidently meant
the Madison House," which IL "Spencers Head
quarters" The correspondent correctly refers to
same letter. We appeal to your sense OF Justice to
make the necessary correction. Yours, very re-
spectfullys WATT d LANlER.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
ANOTHER ALLEGED HOMICIDE

Coroner Young was yesterday notified to hold an
inquest at o. Lewis street on the body OF Ferdi-
naad Holm, q Lad nine years OF age, who died at
four O'Clock In the morning from the effects OF In
juries alleged to have been received BY being
boy named Frank Rockwell. It is stated, however,
that the occurrence was accidental; put the
Eleventh precinct police arrested Frank VINO re.
the Coroner's Investigation. Probably an inQuess
will be held to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
In Great Jones street.

A nre broke ont about half past i've O'Clock last
evening In the four story brick building, No.
Great Jones street. owned by the East River Bank,
that caused damage to the building OF about $3.50; ;
insured. The nrc originated In the basement,
which, with the nrst floor, Is occupied by W. u.
Woods Co., tail0rs. It originated In small room
partitioned or from the front part OF the basement
and used as storage room by Woods a Co. The
damage done to the stock, In the estimation OF
dollars.
Fire Marshal Mcspedon viii hold in yestirations
In all these cases to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
FIRES YESTERDAY.
I'm Duame street.

A nre broke out on the second noor Ofthe four
story marble front building Is Duane street at
halEpast two O'Clock yesterday morning that
caused . damage to the building Of about one hun
ared dollars; no insurance. The door on which the
flames Arst appeared was occupied by Sanbern
Machine Company, manufacturers OF printers and
bOokbinders' machinery. The frc was caused,
Assistant Fire Marshal Hawkey thinks, by an ex-
plos0n or gas and this II was that drew the atten-
tion OF the police to the house. No damage was
done TO the atock.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
I'm Dclanccy street.

At quarter past four o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire occurred in the Ave story brick building
No. 81 Delaney street that caused q damage OF
about nfty dollars. The fire originated on the
FIRST floor, occupied by Joseph Geschevind as q
tailor's shop. Oficer Reinisch attended 1t from
the Fire Marehal'v office
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
I'm Manhattan street.

About 1--WE minutes past three O'Clock yesterday
morning nre broke out In the three story frame
dwelling on the corner OF Manhattan street
ana Broadway that caused q damage OF $25; no
insurance. The building Is the property OF Mon
tacue Ward, and IL occupied by james Riley as q
putting hot ashes in the rear OF the house.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
I'm Broadway.

story brick building l,2A Broadway, occupied as
hotel, which is known as the Ciin0rd House !;
damage $500; insured. The nre originated In room
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
In Hudson street.

A fire broke out at halfpast three O'Clock yestcr
day morning among some old rags in the vault Of
the building occupied by F. and s. Heyman 4
Mack, No. 6Ss Hudson street. 1t was caused by
lighted cigar stump being thrown through the
grating No damage. The building Is five stories
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
I'm Varfck street.

A nre occurred ct halfpast nine O'Clock yester-
day morning on the nrst noor OF the three stary
brick building 1s2 varick street. occupied BY yaen-
tine Manck as . bakery, that caused damage OF
500; insured for $500. Ofncer Hawkey discovered
that the fire was caused by the overturning OF
some Goals on the no0r above.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

AN UNRESERvED SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF
n AN EIEGANT TEAM OF COACH HORSES AND
fHREE FAST AND FLOODED TROTTEkS, ON FRI
DAY, DEC. "a, AT l0S O'CLOCK SHARP At PRIVATE
STABLE 81 EAST rHRTY.TIlIKD STREET, BE-
TWEEN MADISON AND FOURTH AVENUES.
eScsS s cre c So i aS"n % % me o e
Bouih and consequently sells his whole stable of Horses
and Carriages to the highest bidder WI hOut any
splendid largo and extra ylsh pair Of Coach HOTscs
16& hands high and old bright bays with long
0OWnG tails and without doubt the finest large team for
deal Of action: drive evenly together; afraid Of
nothing, aud family carriage team
and warranted sound and kind. tt .
High bred Hambctonian marc Lady Breeze, 15s<
hands, years old sired by IlanlbctOna dam High
land Maid; raised by r. T. Havilanj, Esq. in Orange
The State: trOttcd full mile when four years old In 2f7
been trained, hut with handling will beat 40
and gentlcman's roadster cannot be beat she s
vaned sound and kind aud free from spot bensh and
show 2 40 gait on day Of sale.
Fast chestnut mare Annie l5 hands years old sired
young mares in the city can be driven by lady, and
can heat 2A5 Is superior pole Is all style and
action, fine, free driver, and warranted in every
ticnlar; purchased by in Roson last Spring
and showed $50 to wagon; has been used road since
and worthy hc attention Of parties looking for somc
fast dark gray Mare, years old, ls hands, sired
by Americus. dam fu bred Starr she Is fine stylish
driver, pure gated and reliable heat 2:50; has
never been trained but her gait and going mark
her Of tho fastest green horses In the country
lhe pull wagon in 5 and Is warranted sound and
kin0.
Also light twoseat Phacton. light Top Wagon single and
rain shine. Stock exhibition stables times
Warranty Of "a hours on all horses.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
FINANCIAL.


MONEY TO LOAN IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
"A. and Queens county, II also for the purchase Of
sXwXRD I LEAvITr. q Wall street.
(,TTIzENs' SAVINGS BANK ,,n, 80.
1T3-JANUARY INTEREST.
The twenty hfh semi.anlud interest a. the
rate Of six per cent per annum On all Of - and up
psid on an and alter TUESDAY Tues ia Jsnusry a. .-s
All Interest not called tor will remain % princi:
pal and draw interest accordingy and will be entered
on the aep2siters books any nMs when pressned s"er
'A' The Bank is open every day for the reception
and payment g money from ~ ~ NJ 70 ~ and on
Deposits made on or before January will draw
interest from the LIST OF January.
sank ank oS3xs q IN srecon corn sro ~
f. A. QCINrARD, President
SEYMOUR A. BuScr. Secretary
uOwEs MACY, BANKERS, 20 WALL STREET, NEW
York, offer the same facilities to dePostor, as incor.
porated banks and allow interest on daily balances a
at rates. with immediate returns Special ate6u.
ton paid to choice Stocks Bonds, &C. tor investors
~ Company, IS william street. New York, Dec. IS,
The semannual interest maturing January !, 1878 on
the first mortgage bonds Of the Canada Southern Rail
the Union Trust Company of New fors, ~ ng2sdMuy.
DRIvATE BANKING HOUSE wANrED--IN A
i thriving country place. Any party having such foi
sale can fnd q customer by addressing BANKIN0
WANTED-sIa0O IN A LEGITIMATE MANUFACTURE
moron, 81 John street 2T'7-A
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND
salcsroom 81 Nassau street opposite the Post ofice;
AN ELEGANT xsEAT FAMILY SLEIGH made TO
order by Wood Bros the late COlanel Fisk,
and cost 81, ,70n 70 he sold at auction by
SouNsTOn VAN TASSkLLs an Friday, December
at O'clock at their auction mart, ll0, ILL., ia East
ThiYtoCnth ff.'7t1 s.ifr&.t
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A MONEY TO LOAN IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
"A. and Queens county, L. IL also for the purchase Of
city first and second MORTGAGES. I
sAWARD LEAvITT, a Wall street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

A EXTRA LARGE EXECUTORS SALE OF
Ea v.r m mIsi class city made Household Furniture.
~ sAIas brussels Turkish Carpets, Panoortc, Paint
rrer nw morning December 2 at y o'clock,
Eess o Forsyth kiedcsky, at residence Ills
ren,n sttsct between Fifth and sixth avenues.
square grand four round corner
tc COST 500 Marie Antoinetc, ompadour and
III smo Styles rar9r suits n satin, rocatl and
E.ngeres, Tablcs Bookcass TarIssi rHar "ungns
rosewood, walnut Chamber Suits, Matiresscs Bedding,
DD,ning. easement scrvants Furniture. Sale positive.
ERSBsT ROTH. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

"A SsiSs5cSmS s SGSaanbsss I'D U Reede streets
ywrpar n 1AtjES Bs be- ssa AZ & attn O'Clock
.ssy AZ. .s Asls ss's-sest = 6s.nss" ..d ks.as
y.IC.r,xz p.,s59SNDs 59ESNsD5sskans asB oTHsR Precious
sr0kEA .MoVNTEn ~ cARAT gold, removed
from 50 Union square e our ssere - CnamDers street
the trustee 6 70 weight and quality per catalogue
eiecenf huntine case watches for ladies and gentlemen
sstin enamel snd dianonds &C., to be sold without re-
ss'se ~ o''' ''~" z ". BURR. rRUsrER nczl 1tE
comrrisng undoubtsdy, the finest stock offered ct
slsdsn In this city. and asgsegatng nearly s2oOoU
THs dock has an been manufactured for city
sales and Of the latest and most elegant designs and
NECKLACEs, BRACELETs, CLUSTER AND SOIL
TAIRE BROOCHES. EARRINGS AND FINGER RINGS
LOCKETs, SCARF PINS AND RINGS, STUDS, SLEEVE
BuTT0NR &c Ac all Of the finest cut and water OF old
SOLID GOLD OLDJEwELRY-ComprisingB Bracelets, Neck
sccs Rarringa Brooches and Sets o exquisite workman
shin.
The shove win be on exhibition Thursday Dec 2
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

AT WALDRON 4 COOKIES
"A Horse Mart. corner Cedar New Church and Liberty
streets, great auction sale Of Horses, Wagons &C..
THIS DAY. at II O'Clock.
Ten head OF superior Horses including large, strong
truck and work horses, fine driving and family
horses, business horses kc.. &c.
Top Buggiea Road wagons; Raker's Wagon Horse and
Harness; Butchers Cart, Horse and Harness, &c, &C.
Also for account OF whom Il may concern u sets ar.
including sets OF very one hand single
Eess heavy and Sht double ess and Cart
scrpon Of horses at sale. Sale positive No postpone
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

s xagth Of eer.rs SALE oil
turc BY order administrators Of Mathew Doughty de-
ceased. Special and closing out sale of tho above ele
CANT stock this day Thursdey 1t II o'clock. at " Mas
very elegant Chamber Furniture Bed and Bedding
Extension Tables Lounges Easy Chairs Centre Tables
Camp Chairs, Dining Chairs wardrobes, Bookcases Hall
stand; rowa bsmns r,Sn sveswarS ;s~ &C.. &s
closed panofortes first class and will be sold at II
O'Clock tsaN aEf8
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A UCTION NOTICE-AUCTION NOTICE.-HENRY
"A ZfNN, Auctioncer sells 800 lots OF first class
city made Furniture this day. at private residence l24
article necessary 70. PaIor
in.s; Bedroom, Dining Room Basement and Kitchen
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

DRIvATE BANKING HOUSE wANrED--IN A
i thriving country place. Any party having such foI
sale can fnd q customer by addressing BANkIh0
HllISE- Herald
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A j. BLEECKER. AUCTIONEER. - j. ~,
"a. Valuable Property on Seventeenth street, near
Union square and ON Twcnty-sccond street, ncar
Seventh 9veuue. s At. a1~-t. ~ tt@N@s '@1>A-t-
"A. j. BLEECKER. SON CO. will sell at auction, ON
ThurSday Dec 26 At II o'clock saicsroom Ill Broad
wsy-Sevcntecnth street.-The three story high base
nssr Union square, Twenty second street The son.
FUR TnurO M West Twenty second street. west Seventh
avenue Pays Is per cent HAndbis at the auction
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
OLD HOUSE OF BREWSTER.
Established 1893
We offer a complete assortment Of Drst class Carr
~ our wlrcrOOmS,

Filth avenue, corner Twenty seventh street
We beg to remind the public that pcricnce Of
thrtyfour years enables to produce which
has no superior and that sell Carriages directly
Indirectly, but those made At Twenty ih street
factory. J. b. BREWSTER CO,
0f Twcnf nfth street
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-12

BLUE LIGHT AS AN ORGANIC STIMU-
LIANT AT recent meeting of the Phila-
drlphit Agricultural Society, General
Pleasanton read m interesting paper on
The effects of sunlight on plants and ami
mails when transmitted through blue
glass. Geraniums which had become un-
healthy recovered their vigor and became
more deeply colored when covered with
blue glass; and the branches of the sam"
grape vine showed a remarkable difference
in their growth OF leaves according a.
thew We're or We're not covered with blue
ylass, the leaves on the former having
diameter of six to eight inches, being of a
deep green color and perfectly healthy
while the uncovered branches were only
two inches in diameter and of pale,
-yellowsh color, indicating feeble
vitality. The paper also mentioned case
of the wife of Philapelphia physician
who had for some time been suffering
from complication OF disorders which
had baffled the skill of her hysicians, and
who, on the suggestion of General Pleas
anton, tried the following plan: Every
other pane of glass in one of the windows
of the patients room was removed and
blue glass substituted, and the patient re-
quired to expose her back and spine to
the action of the combined blue aid
white lights for thirty minutes each day,
at the same hour. At the beginning OF
the treatment she was unable to sleep or
eat, was in miserable condition, and.
wasting rapidly. At the end of ten days
the pains in her back were less her hair
had begun growing thickly, and there was
q marked improvement in her general
condition. In three weeks she was al
most entirely well.-Medical Record.