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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

4 dispatch from Suezy reports
1000 Egyptians advancing on
Abyssinia with view to conquest.
The Emperor Kassai is marching
to meet them, but It is Thought his
defeat is certain, and that Magdals
will fall into the hands Of the ina
vaders.
Adviccs say that the Attorney
General for Ireland had announced
in the British House Of Commons,
on the 23d ult,, the purpose Of tie
Government to prosecute twenty
four Roman Catholic clergymen In
Ireland for alleged Anticipation "
the Galway affair.
1t is now.expected the Board OF
Arbitration at Geneva, will com.
pletc their work within q month.
The reports that Lord HstherFy
has resigned the High Chancellor
ship of England, are premature.
A dispatch from Quebec, Aug.5,
says that at the general elections fvF
the Center and West divisions,
yesterday, the Cauchon men in
Center took possession Of the poltr
and commenced fearful exccsseS.
The Ross men banded together ~
repel their attacks, but were too
week for their assailants. who we've
$500 strong and armed with Ne
yolverS. a fearful encounter took
place at the foot of Eustache street.
Several lives were lost, while de
wounded are mmberless. The lh,-
mimon artillery had to be calksa
out, as well as thearmed provincial
police. The polls being taken pos
session Of, no fair returns could he
made, but Cauchon, the French
Canadian candidate, is declared re-
turned. The English-speakinN
population, it would seem, are se
be extermilated by the French, a.
coriing to the statements Of the
leaders of the FRENCH party. II il
feared that more blood will be slet.
as the Diamond IIarbor boys are
going up town to aycl.ge the death
of their men.
Next to the expulsion Of tle
Jesuits, the subject most discussed
in Germany now is the necessity GS
reducing the flow of emigration y
the United States. The vast in
crease of emigration this year seems
to have aroused the Government 70
q realization Of its loss. Laws
have been passed visiting puniAh-
ment for evasion Of military duty,
with penalty Of so TO 1000 THAI
ers and imprisonment for one month
to one year.
The Impartial, speaking Of The
Cuban insunection, says thas over
$4,000 rebels have been killed, anA
10000 have surrendered TO ltle
Spanish authorities. Ten thonsalas
horses, 5000 arms and 5000 swords
have been captured.
I Three cases Of Asiatie cholsa
have occurred at Berlin, Germany.
William Ara,lford, the American
artist, has received commissio,s
from QueeniV Victoris ard Ito Mar
quis of Lorhe II paint for them sey.
eral pictures representing sceuaslr lrin
the arcticizolesa sjss aali;lr
The American residents Of Paris.
France, gave . banquet 10 'sialRdy
o. the night Of July slst. Wash.
4 burn presided. a a.s
u r+.&-l.g@ ag4ui d . "
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While Spppcr- in his. letter to
the c6iofed citizens is very severe
in his estrietuFs on what he dc.
nominates tho rings 2 which sup.
port lasssiieat Grant, why is il
that ~ omiis to anHnadvert on thd
..Tapnanny, Ring, the. office-seokrrsi
lsing.the Cotton LoapR Ring, and Q
ACsT u other Rings, which support
tbe Sage Ofi chappaqna +? Echd
answers, why. -5'rsesAske is
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

The Democratic cllappaquacks
who burnt powder and yelled them
selves hoarse over the, as they sup
posed, Greeley victory in North
Caroliua, must be willing to sell
out now tolerably cleap-fay two
cents on the dollar
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

because Greeley owns q farm
and occasionally goes to it and cuts
down a tree, the farmers, especially
Democratic ones, are expected to
vote for him for President.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Anything to beat Grant, from q
bowel complaint that Brown had
in New York, to a clam-bakc that
Greeley was going to attend at Sill
yer Springs, on the 9th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
The ian and amy worms have

Bnt so bales will be made now |
where last year 100 bales were
made Planters arc depressed.
The street car troubles Lad en-
tirely ceased at Savannah, Ca, OH
the 31st ult.
Dean Academy, at Fral.klin,
Mass, was burned July 3ist; loss,
! $4,000.
| The recent Indian outrages in
Texas, are charged to the Kicka-
poos.
A mob of disguised men, Of
Baltimore, Maryland, on the 3lst
ult took three incendiary negroes
from officers, ard hung one Of them
/ toa tree. The fate of the others is
not known.
The negroes Of Coyington and |
Newport had an excursion on the
Ohio river on the lst, which result
ed in a continuous row. Isazors,
clubs and fists were used, many and
bruised,
John A. Logan spoke for two
hours to an immense aulience, at
Leavcnwprth, Kansas, Oh the 3lSt
nlt., the'frauds perpetrated by
fictitious Gains for property taken
by Col. Jemison's regiment, in
Jackson county, Mo-, in 1862, to
which .Icnnison is alleged to have
sworn.
\ reunion of all who were pris-
encrs ia the rebel prisons, is called
by Hon. Harry White and forty
Others, 10 be held at Pittsburg on
the 18th OF September.
The Governor OF Arkansas on
the 3lSt ult., issued a proclamation
derrccatiIg the necessity which
would compel him 10 place Pope
county under martial law, but cx-
pressing his determination to do SO,
if the citizens did not return to
their homes, lay down their arms
and attend to the daily avocations
of life.
At the 7bmbs Police Court, n.
V, on the 3lst ult, General Kill
patrick entered a complaint against
$. J. Jennings, Of the New York
Times, for alleged libel in a recent
issue of that Journal. Jennings
was brought before the court on
the lst, and waived an examination,
and was discharged on lis own re-
cognisancc. The papers were sent
to the Grand Jury. General Kill
patrick also sued the Daily Wig
and courier of Bangor, Maine,
for libel, laying the damages at
$4,000.
Eight hundred German Catho-
lies assembled in Mozart Hall,
Cincinnati, Aug 4th, and passed
resolutions of Indignation at the
expulsion of .Jisuits from Germany.
Enough wild grapes are in Texas
this year to make more wine than
was ever manufactured in France
in one year.
Ata political discussion at Salem,
Virginia, recently, between Gener-
al Quenton and Colonel Nosby, a
DIR. Wittiere, becoming offended at
some remark made by 4Nosby, chaI-
: lenged him, and was accepted. On
the 4th both parties were arrested
and bound over to keep the peace.
It was reported that they would go
to Bladensburg and fight.
Five business houses fronting on
the public square in Nashville,
Tenn, were burned on the morning
of the 9Th.
William Lloyd Garrison, in a
column-and-a-half letter addressed
to Charles Sumner, reviewing the
Senator's recent communication to
colored voters, says: " / propose
to speak with equal pIainncss, and
as earnestly counsel my colored
couutrymen not to follow your lead
in this matter, but as voters to
move umtedly for the reelection Of
Grant, for every consideration per-
tanning to their safety and happi-
ness. for the cause OF equal rights,
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EAsrERS NEWS.


in Indiana. Grceleyltes have re-
ported that he would not speak.
At kcokuk, Iowa, on the 30th
ult.. at the formation of a Grant
club Of one thousand members,
several influential, lifelong Demo-
Gratis declared for Grant.
A letter frtm General Dix is
published in which le says he is
not justified in supporting Mr..
Greeley without abandoning all
his political principles.
During a heavy storm on the 2l
inst. at Binghamton, y. y, Rude
Greek overAowed and carried away
the house occupied by a family,
Eamed Owen, drowning two chill
dren.
On the night Of the 2d, at New
York, a gang of river pirates forced
an entrance at the wharf Of the
Hamburg Steamship dock, at llo-
boken, and stole watches valued at
$4,000 to 100000.
A Virginia goat has been trained
to catch rats.
They freeze ice cream by steam
at Columbia, S. c.
A Richmond, Va, lady ordered
a forty-two dollar rair Of stocking,
for her wedding.
The L. s. Commission now in
session in Texas to investigate the
recent Mexican outrageS there, have
nadcsomc interesting Developments.
1t is thought that agricnltraliSts
are actually assisting cattle thieves.
The efforts Of Texan officers to re-
cover lefuro Mexican authorities
have proven useless. Cattle steal
ing las been on the increase since
the rebellion. Many murders have
been committed, Of army officers,
couriers, soldiers, killed for plnndcr.
State officials, CuStom-house officers
have been killed by the thieves.
Nothing is safe from them.
| a meeting Of the colored citizens
Of Louisville, Ky, on the LIT, con-
demned the course Of Sumner as
unworthy Of respect, and resolved
to act with the Republican party.
\ meeting of colored voters at
Tere lIaute, Ind, on the lst, ac-
knowle'lged Sumner'sgreat services
to tic cnlored race, but declined to
follow him ont of the Republican
party.
! Mix is selling at a cent q quart
| in Minnesota.
! The Connecticut State Comen-
ton will meet at Hartford on the
| 10th.
An entire business bltck, COM
pri>ing eleven buildings, in Ply.
mouth, Ind, was burned on the
morning OF the ID. loss $4,000.
\ Mr.. Poe was severely injured by
falling from the roof ofhis building.
Judge Stanley Mathews, who
was temporary chairman at the
Cincinnati Convention, addressed
an immense Republican meeting al
Cletton, Ohio, on the evening o
the %, and in a powerful speech
announced his determination to sup
port Grant and Wilson.
A large meeting of colorcd citi
zens at indianapolis, Ind, OH thu
%, passed resolutions condemnine
the advice of Sumner to them; buI
on the contrary they resolved to dc
all in their power to elect Grant.
The coloredl voters Of Detroit
Mich, at a large and enthusiastic
meeting, after being addressed by
Rev. G. Wilson, Of Boston, 3 pu-
pill and intimate friend Of Sumner,
who advised them to disregard
Summers advice, passed resolutions
pledging upswerying fidelity to the
party which made colored men free,
determining to support Grant.
Burkharit Wetzler, Of Rochcs-
ter, n. Y, recently divorced from
his wife, on the ground Of adultery,
met her on the 31st ult., in CON-
pany with her paamour, Jacob
Galtzman. !, After striking the lat
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The returns from the city cleo
ton at louisville, Kentucky must
be very cheering +, Democratic
Chappaquacks-over the left. 1t
usually goes Democratic bya good
" ma.jority-up in the thousands
but sillcethe grand revolution (:)
has been inangurated, it has gone
Rcpublican-ah.
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Summers tettertothe colorel peo-
pie is that Of a disappointed politi-
ciaNwlosetAw dlnsbilityto lead
q c8tA Rda5kd hs l!i ;disposi-
ton, and rendered him a misery to
himself, afa 4 disagveeablc mon
asaFtyl5f ns ghsAess hna~ fetfal
Ha to H. vision q every
uqap& Who Ioges Consistency and
tiOD. Hs seds MordScai, IN the
persOhdp ofs Gen Grant, an the
gate, Sna pissepl itets Within him.
and he tlhrdtafOr Wis political exc.
casip1sYg EFa5 4 M
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'SenatoE. 4 ! Wilson 3 drawing Immense
EyrOwtlasiB lhdlanaato listen to his
speeeliess ..f,e sa ss-sss
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Attic welsh papers III the United
etases are for Grant and Wilson,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04
GRANTS CHANGE OF BASE.

1t is stated that prominent Radical politicians were
thoroughly disgusted at Grants hasty and precp'
itate charge Long Branch before the echo of the
Speakers voice pronouncing the adjournment of
Congress had died away in the galleries of tho Capt.
toll that his immediate friends, socitous of his re-
election. dispatched to the seaside cottage of Ulys
numerous letters, insisting on his immediate return
to Washington. They informed him that such un-
seemly haste exhibited by him in deserving his post
of duty would not produce favorable impression on
the people. and would be seriously dwel on by the
Opposition The truth apparently penetrated his
smoke fadded brain; and abandoning his sherry
cobblers and the society of his bullpups. he didn't
stop to hear what the wild waves were saying or
lounge by the lone rock by the sea; but with real
zing if not becoming, OF the position in which
he had placed himself he hastened back to the Capt.
tai, under the pretense of attending an important
meeting of the Cabinet. when only one member was
present in the city of Washington. The Alabama
question. all at once, demanded his attention. The
condition of affairs before the Geneva Conference
presented a new phase. and the "great Captain"
hastens to headquarters to hold meeting of his
kitchen cabinet and assure his friends that his APP
parent unseemly haste in evacuating the White
House to visit sick relative in New Jersey al
though his afdicted klusnlan had not the pleasure
of receiving call from his illustrious relative,
whose solictude for his welfare second thought
in accounting for his hasy and disgraceal deserton
of his post of duty.
The Alabama middle has become a stencil in the
nostrils of the people. The Treaty of Washington
heralded forth by friends of Grant as a grand
triumph of the Administration; but the prepos,erous
claim for indirect damages laid before the Geneva
Arbitrators has Disguised men of all political parties
has blocked the proceedings of the Court of Ar6ira
the other party to the treaty 1t has length buen
discovered by Grant and his wooden headed advisors
that buster won't carry the day, aud that John Bail
won't scare worth cent" The consequence is
that Grant is compelled to back square down and &C.
cept the British Interpretation OF tho treaty the
humiliation of the American people aud the disgrace
OF his Administration. Grants bluuderlng attempts
1T diplomacy have been anything but credit To the
head OF the American government; but as he has
sent third or fourtA-rato politicians abroad as our
foreign ministers aud has men Of the came mental
ca.ihre III his Cabinet what else could be expected
II the people wish tho Of American citizen
respected abroad. and our country 10 occupy that
proud position ia the front rank of nations thai SD
formerly occupied. change Of Administration alone
can bring about that contamination devoauy Ia |
be wished for. and the signs Of the times clearly in.
dictate that Grant aud his whole corrupt aud infa.
NOUS crew will receive their quic;us In Noyom.
Der next.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

PRINTERS IN OFFicE--Pgintcrs not always pool
devils. and mapy members Of the craft have been
aud others will be- in,russed with responsible Official
positions. Greeley aud Brown. both printers. ars
nominated for the two highest Offices under our
government: Jim Reynolds. formerly Of the .stal<s.
man. Ia Clerk in the U. s. Assay Once: Judge Kelly
the presen: proprietor and editor Of that pa.
per- was formerly Associate Justice Of the su.
preme Court Of Idaho; Jud Boyakin. editor Of the
Standard. was at one time Probate Judge Of Ada
county. and now "oid Ill.," of the ArntaneA,. ia
running for Sheriff OF owyhee county All We rcsre.
is that he In not on the Democratic instead NJ Tho
Republican ticket as he would then be certain Of an
election but from all can learn the old coirer IL
apt to run ahead of his ticket and gobbo the Office
anyway.
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IN HrEMORIAM.

WHEREAS It has pleased Almighty God. the Ruler
of the univere, to release our Brother JOSEPH A.
LucKErr, fuom a long and severe affection, and re
move him to that bourne from whence no traveller
returns; therefore. By the w. n, Wardens and
Brethren OF Idaho Lodge No. l. A. f. Il A. H., he i
Resotped, That we acknowledge the wisdom, good
ness and mercy of Almighty God in this dspensation
of His providence, realizing that the loss to the
widow, daughter and friends of deceased is his
eternal gain.
Resolved That we earnestly and fraternally sym
pathize with the widow and daughter of our deceased
Brother III this their bereavement and assure
them that fraternal and protection will ever be
extended to them by the Craft.
Rssoiped. That the Lodge be draped in mourning
and the Masons in this Jurisdiction wear the usual
badge for thirty days in memory OF our departed
Brother and these resolutions be spread on the
records of our Lodge there to remain as a green
sprig mathematical OF his immortality.
Resoiced. That copy of these resolutions be furn
ished the widow and daughter of deceased Brother,
and also published in the IDAHO WORLD.
! Jas 5. = slI rissgY, Committee.
ID. +. WAGNER, J
Idaho City July l. 1872.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04
NORTHERN InAHo.-we take the following item,
from the Signal OF June 32d:

SoRrHgRs fnAHo.-we take the following items
from the Signal of June 2ad:
Another raft of railroad ties passed down the Clear.
water river. few days ago.
Robert Grostne. who just returned with his pack
tram from Elk CITY. reports that lac encountered
siderable SNOW and some difficulty Ia crossing the
mountains.
~Ihe miners OF Moose creek. not having received
the news OF the postpon of the election held
All election Oh June 3d. The number Of votes cast
was 10. of which Is were Democratic ballots.
Prom private letter from Moose creek the Sigma!
learns that iscnts'sx men NJ work III that camp.
atid that there ID still plenty of III that section
the miners not being able 10 commence work before
Junu 18th. Mrs, DG&son. eighteen years of age.
travelled on foot. this Spring forty miles The
SNOW. from Cedar creek 10 Moose creek join her
husband.
band Of Indians under Capt. Mitchell has ere
aied sonic disturbance among the settlers North Of
deviation. "a the vicinity of Norshrups They
threaten TO drive the Whites out uf the IamAs
Try. Indian Agent MonsclGh. with a company Of cav.
airy from Lap@a started for the Of the
eacd disturbances. !cw days ago. The Indians arc
renegade Nc4 FcgceA. The settlers becoming much
alarmed at the threats and hostile demonstrations of
iiso Indians. have collected al NoThraps for mutual
protection.
VI. Fetua. proprietor Of the Naila waiia and Lew.
ison Stage Lane. has forwarded ia Washington petit.
ton signed by several thousand peope ia that sec
'suu. askag fur ihe establishment 81 daily mail be-
s"snu ihe Aforesaid points,
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ID. T. v
Idaho City. July |. 1872.

In Idaho City, June 20, 1872, JOSEPH A. LUcKETT
aged SO years. months and 81 days.
Mr.. Luckett was stricken with paralysis in Boise
City, in May, 1870, and has rallied since tina
time. BY the advice of his physicians he visited tbs
Mineral Springs in California. where he remained
several months. with but little percepble benefit Il
his health; and afterwards by the advice of Gen. Jos
Hooker. who was similarly afflicted. he went to the
Mineral Springs In Gratiot county. Michigan where
he remained for six eight months. and also visited
New York city to undergo the Vacuum treatment
but becoming worse under the latter treatment. be
returned to the springs in Michigan. For time. be
believed that the of the Mineral Springs were
having beneficial effect but the change was scarcely
perceptible. aud becoming discouraged. he returned
10 Idaho about four months ago. and was confined to
his bed the greater portion Of the time after his
turn up TO the hour o! his death. Everything was
done that would tend to alleviate his suerngs The
best medical skill was summoned, and his devoted
wife and daughter were constant attendants at his
bedside. Friends unremtting in their atten.
tous. but the disease baied the skill OF his physi.
clans aud OH the 29th Of June death relieved him
from his snfferlnsS. The funeral took place last
Monday under the auspices Of the Masonic Fraternity
Of which order the deceased had been a member,
aud the eortege was the most imposing We have wit
Messed for many years. All the business houses in
our city were closed aud 1T o'clock r. II the pro.
crssioa formed in front of the late residence of the
deceased. large number Of friends of the family
aud Aasons from the different Basin camps As well
as from Boise City. were ia attendance and every
carriage and vehicle il our city Joined in the pro-
eess!oa hessrs. j. u. Duke. II. L. pricket; ]. W
Griffin. A. d. saunders. John Merrill aud J. NJ Bur
keit acted pallbesrers aud on arriving al the Ma
sonic Cemetery. with the solemn and Impressive
funeral services Of the Order. The mortal remains Of
Joseph A. Lnckcu we're committed 10 the earth The
services were conducted by Grand Master Jonas w
Brown. aud several ladies' @. city joined in sing.
ing tAo Masonic hytan customary on such occasions
Mr. Lacketi MAS q native of London county Virginia
and came 10 Tie Pacific Coast ia 1850 HIS family
joined him Ia 1857 aud with the exception of one or
i%o visits 10 the Last. they have been coastan; rest
dents Of the Pacific Coas; eser since. They came
to Boise Basin ia ls6s. and have resided here
since that time. Mr.. Lnrkci; was widely known
throughout tae whole upper country and on the Pa
csac Coast generally. and few men had more warm
aud devoted personal frleads than 10 Luckeit He
leaves widow aad daughter to mourn his death
and we. ia viii; their many friends sincere
~ ssmpathsze with them in their grea; bereavement,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

oSTiggE irrM&-wc take tAe following from tbs
ArsiaAcse q! June 2ash:
Placer mining II being vigorously conducted. al
though i,le aa&nE - bc ginning to Ga.l-
T. II. .Farby has resigned the sspcrlntcudeacy q
the Golden Charo; mine. and t.ukson formerly
Of Washington Territory. h4s been appointed take
hls place.
Wells. Fargo Co. shipped from Silver City during
the past week. bars Of bullion. valued .; s2 90 ~
Mr. Dewey has le, contracts 10 sink shafts ou sex.
vgal ~ AIa mines in South Aouutasa.
Dick White aud Mrs, Pierce, al boarding house no.
foTt"iy. sIGposi Wiancu8ccaasExls few days ago.
faFo and Poker are running quito lively ia silver
City.
Con Shea has returned from Texas. and has band
Of .&DJ head IF beef cattle fae Arkansas river
which viii arrive in this Territory during the Fall.
On iae lash inst Peter Faruquesi had s461 ia gold
coin stolen from saiise carct-sack the Min.
nesuts mine. on War Eagle Mountain. one VIM NJ
conway being suspected of having stolen the money
his movements Watched. and a few DAYS after.
wards was captured while ia the digging up the
money which he had cached the aide Of tho noun.
tain oa the GRO Elmo road. lie was taken before
Judge Lyman and IN drisul, of $3.50 bail Was commit.
ted Ia Jail 10 await the action 81 the Grand Jury
The surplus ORC Fsne boarding house was burned
down OF last Thursday morning. Supposed 10 be
the work of an inceudsary.
SILVER City IN ag,itatsd a case Of scam mag
wherein an old bachelor has been 'foolng'' with
young girl
]. NJ. Abbott has started up his new portable saw
mill at Cottonwood between Silver City aud Flint.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-04

AJqrHER THrER.-Another high.toped loyalist and
supporter Of Grant has recently to grief Ar.
kansas Mr.. Logan II. Roots. at one time Radical
Congressman from that Stateelected by negro votes
has, since he failed Of reelection ayear or SO ago.
been occupying. by the grace Of his master Grant,
the position Of U. 8. Marshal for Western Arkansas
Roots has evidently been anxious to make the best
Of his position while he occupies It, and accordingly
he returns the expenses of tho United States Courts
IN his DISTRICT for the last year, at s240000 which IL
said to greatly exceed the entire expenses of the
same Courts In the whole Of the State OF New York
for the Same period Of time He "nipping
public moneys little too fast and didn't possess the
Radical faculty Of conoealng his thieving operations
whereupon Mr.. Roots rooted put OF office by the
President This same sweet-scented duck passed
through Boise City something year ago. doubt
less ct that time in search Of some good field for
operations.