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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

MILITARY TtikGG,rits The military line
pl,,rI on November 18th The length of The
line ID All mil.s, and the work Was r"tr,urncrd
un August. 18th. having been principally done
hy s.lii-rs under civilian i"rrlirn. N"w
that this line Is r"npli'd. aud the ""rk done
in such q sh"rt time. W. hop. the Government
Will build ! military Telegraph from k"'t"" az
Winn-u.urra T.. Boise City. which Will Il" ""l,
:, h,,lc more than rnr- bali the l.tg'h al III"
Ariz.nra line. thr.ugh a country aG'rdins eyer!
f,ril,,y i.r the ra., aud rapid construction ii
the line aud whrrr timber III abundance CA"
b- procured at lli,l. cxp.'u.. i"r poles W.
hope our Drl.gntr " i! press this matter al '"''
approaching s-s.i"n al Congress. tor We i''i
c,.niiI.u, that nh appropriate" can br secured
,,h;,.h ,n less than two months after til" com.
m,ne-,u.n, at thu w"rk. Will place lis /" ''"''
,rau,,ir communication with th' outside ""f''
rh,. stat. Of Indian Affairs IN this Territory dr.
maud. The. construction 1t this linz rs militia
re- necessity. Will, the Department he'dI""r'
TER. II Portland four hundred n'irs distant TUE
military torcr. here are prar''r''! "S'",''
and ,.f un avail in any r:s'rrg'nc! 'h't "''l"'
,r;.. cut .N ~ W. are from prompt r"''''
,,,u.;c,,i,n - i,h the Central commanding th's
Military Department The expense L" '"f
c.,.r,l C.y.rn.n,nt will he insisniiiranf. ana
,h.. VT will b. u,or. than made good IN u 'rw
years by the saving {" The '"S''"'''"'' :"
,.,;u, az time in communicating with the Ut
i.r.ut military posts. in dung away inc *
p-us~ "f special mrssrngrrs. ar r"''"'s' ""'
| in MANY either ways too numerous I" "e'"'''"
Fur tn. purpose ii aiding AMI assisting "''
Delegate i" property prrsc"t'"g the "'"'''' ~,
for. Congress aud the War Department. WIZ
;, ,;.x ,t SECURING from the latter - rrc''"
t.,..da,,on To- Congress l"r the nppr"Pf''t""'
,,- would supyrst that our Boise CITY "''s"
,..rs TAX, s.uu~ action, in the way ut gathr''"'
..cl .tuf,siics and Information rs may D. "'c
....,ry f., show the mcrssity If the early CO."
.truct,ru If u military line "f Telegraph 'F"''
IN. r,;lr,,d T., Bos. City. and thr"cc I" "a'''
w,lla If urc..sary We have !" doubt u"
that Mr.. Haley III d" ever! thug !" his power
.,,, a.. can mid hin, materially IN his rii"rts .!
gathering statistics and furnishing NH" WIZ
the data upon which to base his aPp''''"'
for an appropriation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

TgivgL TR,.WEgxLv The mail came MP from
2!se City. las, Monday. Ia ''oae. hoss shay. or
na.ihins Of Jerk" arrangement on Ia" wheels.
nj re .. Informed tia; the concern wlll run here.
sixs .Tsry other day. II may be convenient {" the
,1a company bg, such al arrangement will DC
Es nconseniea. to the travelling public Never
ss5r since there has been \ wagon road to the Ia
aa;, PIT such Al arrangement on the road. hat.
asa hc v ". Company care nothing fur the con-
iF:o' convenience Of the travelling public. so that
a;F Increase their proh.s fcS dollars. or that
aa;a 10 The expense Of running their stage Line
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27
Wanted-lj0, 900 Pounds OF Grain by
McnEVITT K ROWE.

MASONIC ELscrIos.-N the regular meeting OF
..la' Lodge No !. \. r 4 4 N. Of this Cit. held
% AT ssiurtay. the following officers we're elected
1iduy installed to serve for the ensuing Masos.sc
'a'' W.: J. H. Wickersham. W. NJ: Dryden Me-
'-a'0es' ). W.: Fred small. J. w: VI. q. Luney.
treasurer, and David r. Wagner Secretary. The
A1's' elect then made the .ol!oxiug appointments
''aa n wallace. S D II. Lester. J. b J. J. Walk.
AUD Cnas P'euss. Stewards: A. p. Turner. Tiler
~ ''aA H. Cannaiy. George Ainsiie aud Samuel
ssTart Trustees.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

ARRAY Ar WINNEMUCCA.-A sh""''ne ar
fruy t.m,k place in u dance house u" "'''"''
,..c,.. an III. night "f November loth' oe'
........ :, man named F'I.n,ning aud nh r'"pI"yr
:, IN. rujlroad Company. i" which F'''"'a'"s
-..,..,v.d n ball in his arm. which - hS'y :"
r..n,. in n loss, to him. IT that member. ~
......- man r.criyed u flesh wound. n's''' t"'
hall from his antagonists pistol striking r'o'
aud yl.nc,,,r around. eau" cut near his oaek.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

Mr. Donald Grant came IN nom
r''' ;, A ~ rs, sunday. and from him we learn
sts n'lA - ), iu,eres, from that section he IN
ss items -. wolverine tunnel is now IN dis
a' ,si feet over and above the Gu. at the , lac,
ps'l :" which is thirty feet in length aud ,na'
tas nnne '.a,,,,on the ledge will DO reached ia
BIO ever! ...n,v feet. The shaft on the lode Is
300 ' 40 fee. in depth and the water ~n,a ~I
*'s -. assp in the shaft. was drained on 'h.oasn
rru'! 'se'D .,.n Of the tuanrl. When the ledge IS
BE- ' n, 'ss Tunnel will tap it at depth OF one nun
s1 ',..p..y fes, and the mine will be wen a'."ea.
td''an. ..w ,hree inches Of water running out OF
sase - =. p;pson one o,the owners "f the Win'
ds''a, REDUCTION works. who arrived here ten DAYS
'a'N. Banner D!s.ric, last week. aud. III eomIa'
y 'A =. Cant, inspected both the Wolverine aud
H'D -. and a,,er carefully examining the ore
a. ,.d j. Of til. best quality and stated that he
r sn. Wiling to pay SD per 'oa for either ha"aef
Wv" ora On the dump. The opinion Of Mr.
&'' .,oeiaes si,h that OF every one who ID
- -, of Quartz, aud who has examined these
'. ubs can afford to pay $40 per 'on for the
N. damp, AID. after paying cost Vi trans
..,;,0 "a w.unemacca. make money OUT "f tt by
..i,, I. through his Reduction works. no" much
=, h. male on, Of the ore BY Mr.. Crafts work
,As sround, Our quartz interests are bat III
-. infancy and the successful operations 81 Mr..
,.... mill rex, season. will DO more than anything
.,osax the attention of capitalists To the quartz
,,s Of our county tina, have hitherto lain idle for
,,,, Of capital to work them. Mf. Grant ."t'Fms "s
a., ,hou, twelve MN wil winter IN the vicinity oi
,a. uil be aud three others being engaged III get
inc ore from the Wolverine for the mil! - start ~
,ru he Spring Several ALL be engaged In cutting
md and sax logs. and one or tao WILL put ia theis
tus representing aui Working other quartz hedges III
TIT secon. They are supplied With provisions and
y,.ss OF all kinds ..om Nr crafts store. in this
sy. and We erpee; 10 hear OF grea. deal Of work
b..a. done in tal, District before sorsng.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

"'FLESpio STICK -Our old friend. Henry Freidin.
49, '~' We ns'st assortment o. fruit. candies. and
"-e's generally. ever brough, to the Basin. and Is
.sce'Sng his stock Of Christmas goods. compris-
:" xmas OF fancy candies. and sweesneats. nuts.
49, wien he Offers at his usual low rates. Henry
'elsTsr sociable gentleman. and deal. mos, hber.
- ''u ''' who pa,roiize him. For anything IN his
"Sise our friends to call on Henry. instead
"sang elsewhere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

ois1EIs-We return thanks TO our friend
~ ' '0'a'n. Of the Capital Restaurant. in Boise
~" ''r couple Of cans Of mic. fresh oysters. They
sood condition. and being the nrss Of the
h,.,. received here We appreciated them most
~. ~. marry keeps the best restaurant ever opened
N-peal and always remembers his friends.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

OUn MAiLs- Irreguarty lit the mails ut this season
of the year is certainly uncaed for There lie no
possible for the constant failure Of the mails
to reach schedule time Every few days the an.
nonncenens is made. - No California mall" and on
last Tuesday had no mail from either California
Oregon. We eau put up with occasional failure
OF the to connect but for failure
on the part OF the Oregon mail to reach us. We re-
ceive. generally. our Portland dacs Of late date
the sacramento San Francisco papers. that il
one fails TO reach time do with the other:
bat when there is default III both directions are
justified in grumbling. II our mails cannot reach us
regularly at this Of the year. with good roads.
what We expee, in mil winter. Probably we will
have no mails at all then II don't have the eri
xootc among the stage horses this Winter. probably
Va. will have an Indian hare.np. stock stolen. etc.
Somethin. must occur 10 rest The s,ock.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27
End County.

VI p. J. Moore instructs "s
...isl Hos'c'' received at @. W. Crafts
hit be ms immense stock OF Staple aud
il centersi'''r, .o,,.ions, Canned Goods and
= groceries :, all kinds. which he is onsrins
=. Supplies o. .nv other house in the Basin;
',xt hr cash. ~" lam purchasers will have their
!, having s00o .,r,,y. free Of charge. at any
Il, delivered p' u means what he says. aud per-
r in the Bss'n' IN having in Winter supplies
]. Wishing oa's ~ him before purchasing else
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

RsrUESsp.-Mr. Charles Marcus. all old resident
of the tsasiu. Who has spent the Summer In bak"i
CITY Oregon returned here scvrra! day ago. having
hal enough OF the i,~er country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

GErr;So ALn>o Finely 1t Will be welcome news
TO the friends ct Phil Pencil. the stage driver. I"
know that he Is getting along finely He rests well AT
ntgh There Is no mi animation III the broken limb.
and every SYMPTOM is favorable.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

ns.. "r'-Hr John Ward, an old resident Of
h.. ;, ou'receotly from Phoebe. Nevada. arrived
r.. -. SUNDAY on visit to his two children. who
n... "u'ns The Catholic school in this city. He
m.a y glowing terms Of the prosperity Of Phoebe.
ue's II The best camp on the Pacific Coast.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

Rwnrp JUw,m.--Am"ihrr Que ~ tn''
ST.. ;nr,rs hus come I" grirtG H's name Is
S ~" .,.l H.. Inns been arrested ~, charge
..s 4 hr;h,.r ~. mud his bnil fxrsk"t S0.OOO.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

FoR LExHI-Mr. H. P. Barry. Sheriff Of Lemhi
county. aud Mr. Joseph Jump, returned from Oregon
on last Tuesday. with band Of horses en- ron,e for
their home. going across the mountains win stanley
Basin. They had rather rough time with their
horses. which stampeded twice. once at the month 81
the Malheur aud once on the Payette. They were
nearly three weeks getting them together on the Fay
cite. during which time Barry and Jump made their
headquarters ut the hospiable home OF our old fine
friend. Mr.. William Stewart who, Mr. Barry informs
u.s. treated them with that generous hospitality that
makes one feel 1t home. Mr.. Stewart endeayored 10
persuade them to settle the Payette, aud held ont
most attractive inducements to Mr. jump He in.
formed the latter that there was widow living In
that section who would suit him exactly; that she
had 900 head Of sheep. and the finest breed Of dogs
In the Territory; that they imported from Scot
land. Mr. Jump. being matrimonially inclined
jumped at the chance. and becoming inqusitive par
tcnlarly in regard to the dags asked what kind Of
breed they WERE when Stewart informed him they
were "Sooners." Still in the dark. he was then
made acquainted with the peculiar characteristics Of
that breed. wherenpon Jumps matrimonial nclina.
tions fell below zero. Mr.. Barry says he passed
most pleasant time Oh the Payet.c and was never
treated better in his life. Such sociable clever men
as Stewart, aud Jim Patton. OF Falk Il Co.'S store,
came very near prevailing him to camp. Barry
aud Jump left for Lemhi on yesterday. and We wish
them q safe journey home.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

c.., N's CREEK.-Mr. J. II. Hunter. Of Loon
mi lived mere from Gro Grande last saturday.
rono.. 0e'lhs tcas camp about gone IN" doesn't
u,o. :, return again. Only q few white men snd
,n,..' y from fifty to seventy i've Cinnamon will
e' 10 that section.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

o..ur. T.. NJ. Stant.i. widow NJ IN"
s'.....,.rv uf War, died ut her rssid.mr.'
!. Hin. ueas Philadelphia, Nov. io'o'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

" Captain W. D. Hunter. Agent for
u 49,. Of Boise City. aftsr trip to Owyhee.
u $500 again to the Basin. Cap rather Akss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

b. Are indebted to our genial friend.
he,o.... "ye' OF the Boise City Drug store. for ,
Mia " Captain Jack. tho tate Modoc Chief.
sas taken from life.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

do, }. I. J. Sutton has removed his tin.
xooo., 'ul'ding formerly occupied by Mr.. John
aers,, blacksmith shop. on the corner Of Com
iron =. a montgomery streets. diagonsily across
hud. :. Luna House. where he IL prepared TO do Ill
work in his line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-27

edr.a efrL'Es-Air. Thomas Barry has inst re-.
lo,o -. invoice OF new goods. comprising 8 | o.
III Lawrence duck. Arctic overshoes Of
soo,a also large supply Of fresh peaches and
.as.u rut California blankets. No. m.cherel and
Sa'h and full stock q, w,,,.r .ooa. ~ ~, .ina.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16

There was "a lad who, at fourteen,
was apprenticed to a soap dealer.
One OF his resolutions was to read an
hour day, or at least at that rate,
and he had an did silver watch left
him by his uncle, by which he timed
his reading. He stayed seven years
with his master, and it is said when
he WAS twenty-one he knew as much
rs the young. squire did. Now, let
us see how much time he had at one
hour day. 1t would be 1855 hours,
which, at the rate Of ten hours a day,
would be equal to three hundred and
ten days, equal to forty-five weeks;
nearly years reading. That time
spent In treasuring up usefu. knowl-
edge would pile up a very large
store. See what you can do. Begin
now. In after years you will look
hack upon the task as the most pleas
ant and profitable you ever per-
formed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
Honesty Tested.

There was lad in Ireland, who
was put to work in linen factory,
and while he was at work there a
piece Of cloth was wanted to be sent
out which was short Of the length
that it ought to have been but the
master thought that it might be
made longer by little stretching.
He thereupon unrolled the cloth,
taking hold Of one end of it himself,
and the boy the other. He then said,
"Pull, Adam, pull" but the boy
stood still. The master again said,
"Pull, Adam, pull" The boy said,
81 can't" "Why not? ?" said the
master. because it is wrong" said
Adam, and he refused to pull. Upon
this the master said he would not do
for linen manufacturer. But that
boy became the Rev. DIR. Adam
Clarke, and the strict principles of
honesty OF his youthful age laid the
foundation of his future greatness.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
Ten In Iowa.

An Omaha paper states that Rev.
s. d. Hopkins Of Iowa, after search
ing throughout Vermont, New
Hampshire, Connecticut, New York
and Pennsylvania for some good
stock on which to graft the tea plant
of China, at last found, in Crawford
county, Iowa, a plant called "Manch-
ett," that has served his purpose, and
that this plant, into which tea cions
can be successfully grated, will grow
as thick as grass, and can be cut with
moving machine, and the tea
picked at leisure, instead of by hand
and from shrubs as in China. Again,
it is asserted that "in the stock of the
Manchett plant a material has been
discovered which dissolved in water,
will make the tea leaves waterproof
end will roll and contract more tea
in fifteen minutes than 100 Chinese
children could do in a day" So
great confidence has Mr.. Hopkins in
this discovery, it is alleged, that he
has purchased Mr.. Foo ChO0's (his
Chinese partner in the discovery in
terest, paying him $40, 900 cash, and
has agreed to pay him $95, 900 here
after. He has found this "Manch-
ett' in great abundance in Nebraska
and says he will guarantee to furnish
the whole United States with tea at
fifteen cents per pound as soon as he
gets at work. We give these state
ments as we find them and for what
they are wOrth.--Rurdt NeU Yorker.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
Middle Men.

A correspondent of the st. Louis
Democrat writes: There il no de-
nying the court that is paid to the
Rising party by men OF all callings
aud conditions. The other day IA
venerable preacher Of the Christian
persuasion was holding service in his
CHURCH, which IL in the heart OF u
grange community. In the course
Of his sermon he became eloquent,
and exh0rted his hearers to cune to
Christ; aud insisting upon personal
and direct communion with the
Father. decla, ed that all other means
were as useless Ms IniddIemen in
trade The next day he went to
his Butchers to buy him some meat,
Hnd Was thunlcrstruck to be deni d.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
Notice 10 Contractors.

PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received
by the Recorder of Knoxville City
from now until November lst, at !
o'clock p. M, for the furnishing OF all
material and building Of the follow
ing sidewalks, to-wit:
In front and OH the south side OF
Lots and 9, Block Is. In front and
ON the south side Of Lots 6, and 8,
Block q. In front and on the south
side of Lots aud 8 Block 3, w. q II.
addition.
Said walks to be built In strict ac>
cordance with specifications on file in
the office of the City Recorder, and to
be completed on or before Dec. 25th,
1878. The contract will be awarded
TO the lowest responsible bidder,
and bond will be required of the con-
tractor, with good and sufficient Sc
curity in double the amount of con-
tract, for the faithful performance OF
the same. Payment for said walks to
be made when the same are compile
ted and received by the sidewalk
committee by warrant on the city
Treasurer, payable out of the general
city fund. The Recorder reserves the
right to reject all bids If deemed too
high. BY order of Council.
w. II. RICO, City Rec.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. l3, 1873.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
The Dublin correspondent Of the

The Dublin correspondent Of the
London Standard writes on the Sd
ult.: The extremely inclement
weather Of the last few weeks has
told with disastrous effects upon the
crops, and very disheartening &C.
counts are received from all parts of
the country. Fields are inundated,
! the hay carried away where made up
and water soaked where uncut, the
corn lodged, and all the farmers
hopes destroyed. In some low-lying
districts entire farms are converted
into lakes. The blight, too, has at
tackled the potatoes, which promised
to he an abundant and excellent crop,
and in some districts no attempts
have been made to save them for
winter use. They are dug up, hur-
ried to market, and sold at any price
that can be got. 1t is feared also
that a fuel famine as serious az that of
last winter may occur. Prayers
have been offered up in the churches
for dry weather."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
Original Notice.

To JAMES +. REED, NANCY REED
AND EMERY f. SPERRY.
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 23d day of September A. ID.
1878, a petition of John Hanks will be
filed in the office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of the State of Iowa, in
and for Marion County, claiming OF
you James +. Reed the judgment for
the sum of one hundred and forty-sev.
en- dollars and ninety-one. cents on a
promissary note together With inter
est, and costs Of suit and an Atty. fee
of fifteen dollars for fOreclosing the
the mortgages hereinafter mentioned;
and Of you James +. Reed and Nancy
Reed the foreclosure of tile mortgages
giveu by you on the southeast quar-
ter of west quarter Of section no.
twenty-three i'm township no. seventy
five. north range no. twenty west 9Th
=. NJ, given by you TO secure the
payment Of said note and interest and
the Indebtedness for which said note
was given; and of you Emery +.
Sperry decree that any interest or
lien you may have in said mortgages
premises be declared junior and infer
Tor to the interest and lien of plain
tiff.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend on or before noon OF the
second day of the December term, A..
ID. 1873, of said Court, WHICH will
commence on the 1st day OF December
A. d. 1873 default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
ANDERSON K COLLINS,
19-o21 Plaintiffs Attorneys
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EN-.
ID ecution to me directed by the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Marion
County and State Of Iowa, [ have lev
led upon, and will offer at Public Sale,
at the door Of the courthouse in the CT
ty of Knoxville, Marion county Iowa,
on the Sth day ofNovember, A. ID. 1878,
between the hours Of o'clock a. IN.
and o'clock p. m, commencing al
10 o'clock a. M, the following describ'
ed property to-wit:
The southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section thirty-five 1851
township seventy four GA, north
range twenty (2O, west of the 18th
z. M. in Marion county, Iowa.
Levied upo as the property of J
w. Williams. Salina Williams, J.1
Clark & A l. Clark, to satisfy an exc
cution in favor of John Stotts, assignee
of George w. Bedford, and agains
J. w. Williams, Salina Williams, }
II. Clark A. l.. Clark d w. J. Wilson
J. p. KELLY,
Sheriff of Marion Co., iowa.
Dated Sept. 20, '73. QS-l9)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
Sllerim's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL En-
ID ecution to me directed by the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Marion coun-
ty and State of Iowa, have levied up
on, and will offer at Public sale, at the
door of the Court House in the city OF
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, on
the 8th day Of November, A. ID. 1873,
between the hours of 8 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock p. NJ, commencing at II
o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of block
forty three, in the city of Knoxville
Marion County state of Iowa.
Levied upon as the property OF
Samuel Young and Margaret Young
to satisfy an execution in favor of T.
J. Anderson and against Samuel
Young and Margaret Young.
j. =. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Marion Co., Iowa.
Dated Oct. 6, 1878. (lS-l9)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16

Germany has become so involved
with the Papacy that she Is virtually
the champion of Professionalism in
Europe. In any differences between
Italy and the Papacy her sympathies
would he wholly with Italy. The
cordiality which marked the reception
Of Victor Emanuel by the court
Of Berlin, and the enthusiasm with
which the populace greeted him, are
indications Of the sympathy which
Germany feels for Professionalism
wherever it is arrayed against the
Papacy. If Victor Emmanuel seeks
assistance from Germany it is likely
he viii obtain it.-Douc'lport Ga
zette.