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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

Cor Hls GoosE CooKEp.-Tho Philadelphia Con.
veniion. ;ha; nominated Grant presided over by
Southern scallawag named Thomas Settle. Of North
Carolina Ho original blood. aud thunder SC.
cessionis;. but. like old Sam Bard. jumped over on
the winning side just before tho close Of the war
Grant Of course rewarded him. not on, Of his own
pocket but ont Of the pockets Of tho people, by ap
pointing the officiating renegade Minister 10 Peru
Settle promptly drew his money In sdvancc.-somc
eight or ten thousand doiiars.-rcmaincd At home
and resigned his Office. lie has not paid the money
back into the Treasury and never will under Grants
administration The little taste he got Of Radical
stealings sharpened his appetite. and thinking to
make himself useful he presented himself az a wit.
ness before the Select Committee on Southern affairs
and swore that there were 10000 Ku.Klux. armed
and equipped in North Carolina" The dirty thief
and blk was candidate for Congress at the recent
election In the State the people Of which he had 80
slandered and nagned. and with all the efforts of
the Administration, in the nature of bribery terror
ism and corruption. this pink OF loyal,y-Chairman
of Grants convention Of Office .hoders-is told By
the people amongst whom he lives that they have no
use for his services Representative in Congress
He Is most efectually settled. and to use homely
phrase his goose Is cooked
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

DISPOSED or QUIcKLY.-The Arizona Miner OF July
Goth. contains account OF the trial and conviction
of man named Richard " Hafgrave for the murder
OF . Mexican named Ygnacio Rubio. which shows
rather swift administration Of the Law In that
tion and credable to the court the officers aud
the people II appears that early on the morning OF
July LIT, in Prescott. Hargrave aud . man named
Hopkins had . row in . saloon about pistol and
Hopkins securing the weapon. struck Hargravc over
the bead with it: whereupon the latter ran OF his
cabin and got repeating rife. and pulling OF his
shoes he returned steathiy towards the saloon. Il
was about O'Clock In the morning. and being rather
dark. he evidently made mistake In taking Ruhio
who standing between two horses in front of tho
saloon, for Hopkins. Approaching near enough. he
fired three times hitting Rubo in the back. INJECTING
wounds Of which the latter died. few hours after.
yards. The night Waterman. william jennings
who happened TO be near the parties. arrested the
murderer and lodged him in jail The District Court
was In session, but the grand jury had been dis
charged. but another jury Immediately sum.
moned, and the Sd OF July after hearing the evil
dence they returned On indictment for murder
against Hargrave. jury was impanneled. aud after
fair trial. lasting several days. Hargrave found
guilty Of murder in the FIRST degree and on July 18th
the Judge. Chas. A. Tweed sentenced the prisoner to
be hanged on the 9th Of next September and advised
him against any hope of pardon from the Governor.
That 10 putting fellow through in short order and
win doubtless have good effect the lawless spr.
its that have cong-egated In Prescott and other towns
in Arizona.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

LUSATTc AsTLuMs.-A banker named vanvleck re.
Gently escaped from the Boomingdale New York.
Insane Asylum. where he had been imprisoned over
. year. although entirely sane. He announces his
intention OF commencing proceedings ut once to ex.
pose the horrors Of that institution writs OF habeas
corpus have also been issued for the release of two
ladies who are confined in the same institution. and
Who are said to be perfectly sane but are detained
on bogus certificates of insanity. In some portions
of Europe the practice of incarcerating obnoxious
relatives In private lunatic asylums for mercenary
purposes. has been frequently exposed. and has
aroused public indignation against the officers and
managers Of such institutions. Physicians can be
found who, for large fee will certify to tho insanity
OF person; and hundreds Of persons ara undoubt-
edly at this time suffering living death within the
walls Of lunatic asylums. who perfectly II
vanvlecks statements true, the authorities should
make q most searching and thorough examination
into the management of the Bloomngdale asylum,
aud the guilty perpetrators Of such diabolical out
RACES should be made TO suffer the extreme penalty
Of the law governing such cases.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

| SUMNER OK GRASr.-Senator Sumner. in his letter
addressed TO the eolored people OF the United States
in reply TO letter from them asking his opinion
the Presidential contest now pending" gives weigh,y
aud. what every homes, will consider conclusive
reasons why Greeley is preferable TO Grant: aud In
speaking OF the latter he uses the following strong
and unmistakable language:
1.-THE country knows too well the Military Ring
The Senatorial Ring aud Custom, house Ring through
which the President acts. Such supporters are a
very poor Recommendation. Looking nj the popular
support behind. the advantage Is sil with Greeley
Grant has al his back the diversified army OF Office.
holders drilled to obey the word Of command
The diversified army Of Office holders constitutes
one Of the main supports OF Gran, in the present
campaign. Like barnac,es the bottom Of a vessel
they aoas sink with the object to which they arc
attached Knowing that Grants defeat is their OFF,
eiAi dccapiiaison. they are. everywhere !uand
loudmoa.hed in their advocacy Of his reelection
Take Grants Office holders o! this contest aud sha.
inv!duAl would scarcely hear hIs name mentioned
in connection with the Presidency. Instead q. a..
tending TO their legitimate duties they are and ALL
be until after the election army OF Radical cam.
pa!gn bammers. drawing their pay from the people
not for honest services rendered bu, ,o labor with
might and main 30 clsc. their hummer Chief for
second term The grand central distributor of pub
tic patronage Their tenure Of Office. and oppur,anl.
ties OF robbing the people aud snrichiag themselves
depends on the zeal they exhibit in the their
master and each endeavors to surpass all Others In
the dirty work required .; their hands. They know
tina. under homes, Administration their kind
would be tho las; TO AL public positions: and ~i,h
desperation they cling to the skirt. Of Grant, know.
ing that the election o. Greeley would play sad hAvo
in their ranks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

SOAR FOR IxDrANs-Montana Indian Agents have
invented new way of accounting for deficiency in
their accounts It is stated that the exhibits of
Indian Agent in that country, upon being carefully
scrutinized found to contain item Of several
hundred thousand pounds of soap. several hundred
dollars worth Of postage stamps and barrel of ink
allegedto have been furnished the Lo family. The
Agent. being "loyal cuss." probably used that
soap in electng Clagett last year, and proposes to
make up his accounts in similar manner for 1872.
If he gets away with credit for such disbursements
previously made. He will be in hot place. though.
if Caget ia defeated and Greeley should be the next
President. Soap for Indians is new idea. and the
fellow at least entitled to the credit of originality
in accounting for his little Radical populations.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

LIBERALS OsTRAcIzEp.-The telegraph informs us,
daily that such and such prominent Republicans
spoken of as the probable nominee of the Radical
party of New York for Governor of that State.
Among those whose names have been prominently
mentioned in that connection is Judge Henry A. Fos-
ter but that sensible individual in note to the Os-
wego Press, says 81 desire to say that cannot vote
for electors who in favor of the reelection OF
President Grant" II is probably unnecessary for us
to say that Judge Foster will be the nominee OF
the Radical party for Governor for no man could or
would be nominated by that party who did not belong,
body, soul and breeches to Grant. Only two parties
have candidates in the field the party of Office
holders robbers and public punderers. and the hon.
est devotees of constitutional Democratic form of
government Grant is the golden calf of the thieves
and robbers. and they recognize no man as a mem
Der of their party. or Republican. who does not
bow the knee TO the military chapean of the bribed
occupant of the White House. Loyalty to Grant is
now the tsuchstone of Republicanisfn. II man
cannot support Grant. he is disoya not only in
party sense, but unworthy of the confidence of the
American people. He Is classed with JEFF. Davis.
Toombs and the ultra rebels OF the South; and yet
when We hear OF Mosby Blaaton Duncan and other
leading rebels supporting Grant, the fact Is heralded
forth an evidence that Grant is more acceptable TO
ex -Coniederates than the nominee OF the National
Democratic party. Mosby. as a Grant man. is a re-
and truly pen,ent rebel who clothed
in the hvery'of Grant. is ornament to the loyal
element. supporting the stakeholder in the Seneca
Stone Quarry but Davis Stephens and other confed-
crates who prefer Greeley to Grant. 'unrepent-
ant rebels. and unworthy of the amnesty which has
been granted TO other officials of the late Southern
Confederacy. Devotion to person. and not to princi
pies. Is now the measure of Republicanism: and
Grant. as the grand cyelops and central figure of
personal government--the dispenser of unlimited
patronage lis the shrine at which the faithful must
ofer up their devotions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

MoSrAsA.-we take the following items from our
late Montana exchanges:
Two charcoal burners. named Hank Jewett and
- Trumbull. had row. recently, near Bszeman
City, and during the melee Trumbull struck Jeweti
on the head with rake, INJECTING terrible wounds.
from which il is believed no will not recover.
q. q. Holloway. the Radical nominee for County
Commissioner i'll Galatin county and Charles krug.
the Democratic nominee for the same position. have
Withdrawn from the race, and both recommend 10
the voters OF that county Mr.. i. w. Meadow, who
was promptly nominated by the Democratic
County Central Committee.
Horse thieves are committing depreda,ons in Mon
tana. On the night OF July 2Sth Mr.. L. Mccormic
had a number of horses and mules stolen from his
ranch on Middle creek.
battalion of the eth Z. s. Infantry. Capt. c. c.
Rawn commanding. recently arrived at Fort Ellis aud
will join the of the \. T. H. L. survey ag par
ties.
Hon. Felix II. Brunot. Col A. J. Wall and Thomas
II. Cree have gone 10 the Grow Indian Agency 10 ne
gotiatc for the removal Of that tribe 10 reservation
further south.
Considerable damage has been done the crops in
Gala,in Valley by recent heavy hail storms
new National Bank has been started in Boxeman
cty with Col l. II. Black. prominent capitalist of
Montana. as President, and Geo ". Fox. OF the cid
banking irm Of Fox. Lysier a Co. as Cashier.
Professor Haydens party Of scientists started from
BoEenan Clty. July 18th. on their exploring expedl
t0n.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
GOES BACK on GREELEr.-Judge Stanley Matthew

GOES BACK on GREELEr.-Judge Stanley Matthews
who was Temporary Chairman Of the Cincinnati Con
yention. delivered speech in Cincinnati, en- the
evening Of July I'd, against Greeley and Brown
which appears to afford the GRANTEES much satisfac
tion. Judge Matthews may be q very good lawyer,
and may consider himself very honest politician.
but when he attempts to set up his judgment OF the
qualifications Of Mr.. Greeley for the Presidency
against the unanimous opinions Of all the members
Of the Baltimore Convention. as we'll az tho Cipcin.
natl Liberal Republican Convention. we think he
places rather too high estimate on himself He
was Of the FIRST and foremost in getting up the
Liberal Republican movement and mass convention;
and had he received the nomination. instead Of Mr.
Greeley, 1t would have been ali right with Mr.. Mat
thews His participation in the proceedings Of the
Cepyention, and subsequent reputation Of the can.
didate nominated. - anything but creditabie; and
such disappointed. selfopinionated sore.heads 40
Judge Stanley Matthews viii and that the revolution
in public opinion In favor Of Greeley and Brown
cannot be stayed by the feeble efforts Of men OF his
character. who are mprsctcables In every sense OF
the word. We doubt II this redopbtable Judge Mat.
thews would have been satisfied with the nomination
Of any one but Judge Matthews himself He and
Brick pomeroy should ct once organize Pomeroy. !
Matthews party and announce themselves candidates
for President and Vice President.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

owyaEE IrE&s.-we take the following from ID,
Ardlancte q. August l0th
The owyhee folks were favored las, Thursday night
with sight Of brilliant aurora borcalis display.
The ta nghis have been inaugurAird III Silver city
i. u. Pheby. late superintendent Of the noldel
Chariot mice has gone 10 san Francisco
rich sGrikc has been made Ia the 81 level Of The
Rising Star mlne. III Flint District.
The hols,ing machinsry O. tho Empire and Va,
Eagle mines has arrived. and will soon be pat In pc
slEiou.
Al EAc annual election Of the Ida Fillmore company.
MessTs. NJ. J. Mcdonald q. ", orayson. Thomas
Williams. H. Mcpherson and J. = Robertson were
elected Trustees aud AFTER the beard organized. A.
T.. Miuear reelected Superintendent
Tho Daughters Of krbckah. l. q. u r.. give al an
nIyursary LAll on August a6gh.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
SoHrn Io.no.-ws take the following items from

SoHrn inAmo.-wo take the following items from
the idaho S,gaal u Juiy 2;th
The grain acids Ia Paradise valley promise better
yield 'AAu expected. In places the oats
b!x feet high.
The amount Of gold dns, assasei by John Drearlcy
from January IL. 10 I1nc Let ~Aa s251. ltt.
Tho Asgasl learns .Enm Bcn Lo~enbcrr. IS, re-
suFnrj from floycac". that times arc hVsi, tAa.
camp and the miners arc doing veil
Al Warreus Holman 4 Co. running their sraS.
ira from the charity lode. but they have NOS
yet made cleanup.
Mitchell 4 Go have sold their claims for 81 roo
Kelly Morris cleaned up 10 ounces FROM their
autnr. TsccNtly.
The China companies axe taking on; considerable
money.
The prairie aud hills cas-; Of Iapwaa have been on
ase Iug sotcEzi days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

UrAB ELHCT1oS.-0ooTgc q. Cannon the Mormon
candidate for Delegate 90 Congress. ia usaa. va.
elected by overwhelming majority. Maxwell ths
Radical candidate. announces that he viii contest the
election OF Cannon on the grounds that he. himself
resolved majority of the legal votes cast; and that
large numbers Of those who voted for Cannon are
not citizens Of the United States. The contest will
ond in 4 farce. dill that undertaken once by Nc.
ororsy who received hundred or 90 votes TO ten or
aftesn thousand for Hooper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffice at Idahof City. on tho
18th day of August. which, ii not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Briggs Geo w Golf Eugene W Robson 8
childers g Jones Miss Il Riggs A f
DeGfanchey King Caroline Ross j l.
French Mrs q Kennedy Mr. Smith VI L
French Mrs Ann Meredith Toney W ]
Gilbert Judge Miller q w Walters Jesse
Glen James Phillips Jacob
e5- Persons calling for any of the above letters
will say advertised, and give date Of list
JAMES A. PiSSEY, T. ".
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

AFTER Hts ScALr.-judge Hollistor. of the Third
Judicial District is being rather roughly handled by
the Satesmdn. question OF veracity ex ta be.
tween Judge HolIiser aud the editor of the Satetnda
and the latter charges the former with being guilty
Of conduct officially. upon which honorable
Judge would look with shame aud contempt"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

The latest news from North Carolina gives Cald
well. the Radical candidate for Governor. between
twelve and fifteen hundred majority with the returns
not all in. The Democrats charge fraud, and will
contest the election before the Legislature which
Democratic
Late news from Montana gives Maginnis, Demo.
crat. 10 majority. with other returns to come in.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans failed to
agree on coalition ticket and the former nominated
o candidate for Governor
The canvass in Maine is getting to be pretty warm
and exciting prominent speakers on both sides
are addressing the people throughout the State
Jacob Rekfeld for forty years Chief Assayor of the
Philadelphia Mint died. August 9th, aged 10 years.
The Mace and O'Baldwin prize fight comes off to-
day, august l5th) at some point in Virginia.
James Watson Webb. another old line Republican,
and of the leaders of the party has declared him
self for Greeley.
\ mob took negro named John Mitchell. who
had attempted to outrage young lady. out Of jail at
Covington. Tennessee. and shot him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
Ada County Democratic Ticket.

For Territorial Council.
DE-. ]. b. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly.
CHARLES HIMRoD. =. VI. JEFFREYS.
J. BENNETT, A. T. CALIAwAY
For Sheriff,
II. Il. JENKINS.
For County Commissioners.
4. RoSSI, G. W. HUNT. G. ". CESS
Probate Judge, Treasurer.
RELF BLEDSoE. FRED DANGEL-
Auditor and Recorder Assessor.
n. II. HAWTHORN. l. r. WALTER.
superintendent Public Instruction.
J. II. wHITSOS.
Coroner.
DR. J. L STEPHENS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

RuMonED DEFALcArtoS.-It is rumored that one
of Uncle Sans officials in Boise City defaulter TO
the Government TO the tune of something like thirty
thousand dollars We have learned no particulars.
but the Stdtemdn win probably give us some accoun,
OF the affair,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

Estote If WILLIAM 4. NryyALLT. declared
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE Under
~ signed. Administrator of the above named es.
tate TO the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against, said deceased to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers. within ten months fram the frst
puoIicaaon OF this notice. TO the undersigned at
fioneer City, Boise county, l. T.. or to Jonas w
Brown. Esq. at his once in Idaho City county and
territory Aforesaid w. IT. HOOPER,
Idaho city, Aug. |. 'T2-w4 Administrator
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

~ BAD HEALTH. Chief Justice Chase has had an.
ether severe attack Of illness. and Is sd to be labor.
ing under what appears 70 have heretofore bafded
the skin Of all physicians disease Of the
HGnsys. By the sdyice Of HE physiciaFs the Chief
Justice has gone 70 the White Mountains for
IL rest from his otiicial iabors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

SuicrDE.-Clintcn Il. winslow, a son OF Admiral
winslow, committed suicide. at the Occidental HOTEL
In San Francisco, on August eth, by shooting him.
self in the head with revolver, while under the In
fuence Of liquor
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

OUTRAGED AND MuRDEREp.-A Mrs. Matthews.
wife Of young farmer living near Yates, Illinois.
recently horribly outraged and then murdered
by a man who had been in the employ of her hus.
band. The monster captured aud lodged in Jail.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

BoLrEp.-The Sacramento Taion bsl,s the Radical
candidates for Congress in California. and advises
tina; the people call another Convention and nomin.
ate honest for Congress- regardless OF their pol.
itics. The Central Pacific Railroad Company owns
the Radical party I'm that State
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

Estate Of H1NS 4. NESBIT. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UNDER
~ signed. Administrator of the above named es.
tate to the creditors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers within ten months from the rst
publication OF this notice. to the undersigned MT his
residence on Squaw creek. Boise county / T. or to
Jonas W. Brown. Esq, at his office in Idaho city
said county and Territory
GEORGE pETTENGTLL.
August /. 1sT2-w4 Administraior
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

TnE DIAMOND FEvEa.-The diamond exc cement
In San Francisco ia still at fever heat. Two other
parties claim TO be the discoveries of the diamond
fields. and an opposition company has been incor.
pora,cd. II il also reported that another company
has been organized in Virginia City, Nevada.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

KILLING wHIsgY.-A body of fifty or sixty women
lately made raid the liquor saloons in Carthage
Indiana and overpowerng the owners they destroyed
all their stock IN trade.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

KILLING GREELEY MEs.-A German named Elmer,
OF Richmond. Indiana lately INDUCED In hurrahing
for Greeley, whereupon one of Grants negro allies
shot him dead.