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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06
ADA CouNrY.-We take the following items
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ADA CouNrY.-We take the following items
from tho Boise Statssman:
James I. Crutcher, ex-Sheri6 Of Boise coun'
~. returned by last Thursday's stage. after an
nbsrncu vf about eight or ten months. during
xhieh time be has prospected throughout Utah
and the Phoebe country.
q. jacobs 10 running bic grist mill to ito full.
ct capacity, turning out sixty barrels Of hOur
every twenty -four hours. and i not able to get
ahead Of orders.
The laws Of the Seventh (Iast) Session ct
the Idaho Legislature are printed, bound IN
nnmphlrt f:,r,n, and delivered ~ Sec'y Curtis.
Father Mesplie, Chaplain ut Fort Boise, ba:
received orders to visit Camps Warner ana
Harvey t. administer IL the spiritual wants Ut
s,,ldiers ut thoss pusts. He expeSts tO bo no.
sent ubOut tw" months.
Superintendent M"rris. Of the N. w. Stage
Co., says the travel has materially changed
since last year. Of p-rsons going out Ut the
Territory {" spend the Winter the property"
il City ~, e West t" twenty going East.
A shmtina slfrny tn,k place ut Rocky Bar
IN Sunday. Oct"hrr 26th, in which nm"
named James Mcknight was shut BY james
Nixon. An old grudge existed betwee" the
parties. and after the sh.xting Aax"n went
{" Boise City. not knowing whether be KILLED.
his mnn or not.
J. Z. G. Smith and Claws"n & johnson.
VIII" own the Boise City aud Idah" toll read.
are building u new and substantial bridge
across More creek ut Smiths till gate.
Ball e. Griffin have Sid "ut the Overland
Sal".n business to Major Iuylor, who took pos
session "n last Monday.
Mr.. r. Shelly. lately from the Dallra. Ore
g"n. while returning from the Overland chick
RI ranch. tw" miles from t"wn. "n the ldah"
City road. in "a buggy. met with an upset "n u
steep grade. the buggy turning upside down.
umd Shelly falling distance II ten ar twelve
feet. disl.mating his shoulder. The horses ran
III. s,nash,ng up the buggy rather badly. DR..
Trradw~ll was called in and reduced the dislO-
cation in Shrily's shoulder.
S. NJ. Jrfrrirs informs the Statesman that thu
turner's in Low~r W~iser Valley have raised.
this sras"n. about 2O.0OO pounds of beans, and
~ ,OOO bushels of grain
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

KILLED -Patsy Marley, the prize fighter.
was murdered in front Of McCoole's saloon.
in st. Louis. on the night Of Oct.,ber 29th
He had been drinking in the saloon during the
evening. and when fund was dead. with pie
til shot in the LEFT breast. Edward Fitxser.
"ld swnrr that McCM'le shot Marley, where.
upon McC'@lr. HE bar Keeper aud two other
roughs. were arrested BY the p.,lice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

Pablo opinion throughout the country has
at length forced the Administration to take q
step towards the resumption Of specie pay
ments. The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued orders to U. s. Treasurer Spinner and to
Assistant Treasurers to pay creditors Of the
Government, if they desire it. On currency OBJ
legations, Sums not exceeding i've dollars. in
silver coin. The Chicago banks have also
made move in tho same direction. having re-
Gently had silver bars coined at the Philadel.
phia mint to the amount Of sixty.6ve thousand
dollars. which they propose paying out over
their counters to depositors and creditors in
like sums Of Eve dollars.
We have no idea that the attempt to resume
specie payments at the present time will prove
successful A refundng Of y portion of the No.
tional debt will be necessary before sufficient
gold can be procured by the Government to
meet current expenses. to say nothing VI pay.
ing of obligations that are past due. Five DOL
lars in silver coin to each creditor If the Gov.
eminent will place little more silver in cir.
culation, but the increased production Of that
metal places it below par Ms q circulating me-
dium.
The late panic, Instead of Fastening. has on.
ly retarded resumption Of specie payments
The depreciation in value If stocks. aud bonds
Of every description, has caused general lock.
up of gold by those fortunate enough to p"ssess
it, and the wild spirit Of speculation in ruilroad
and other securities has run it, course. and
the tide is now on the rbb. The shortsight-d
policy Of the Administration, in Ii sitting the
amount Of silver coinage by the mint aud
branch minis, has resulted in the exportation
annually. of millions Of dollars in silver that
would otherwise have entered into circulation
through all branches Of business. aud wa1ld
have been received BY the laborine classes. aud
by the people, generally. in minor business
transactions. in preference to paper promises
tapay. If the scarcity Of legal tenders. as is
alleged. was the cause Of the late panic. the
more silver coin furnished BY the Government
mints, the better, as those who are now hoard.
ing paper currency, in small sums. would read.
lily exchange it for silver. and it would again
make ito appearance in circulation 1t is to
be hoped that the last step taken BY the Treas.
ury Department. towards furnishing silver
coin, may be indicative "f u general advance
in that direction. and that hereafter total
change Of policy may be manifested BY run
ming the uints to their utmost capacity in sup
plying the inevitably increasing demand for
silver coin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

THE GRANGKRs A bulletin issued By the
Secretary Of the National Grange of the Pa
irons ii Husbandry announces that on Satur.
day. Oct"brr 18th. there were in operation.
Throughout the United States. 7.O6O subordin.
ate Grangrs. Since the first of last January.
5.4S7 Grangrs were organized. and about 1000
were organized during the month "f October
alone. The order has been organized in every
State except Maine and Delaware. The rapid.
ity with which this new order has spread has
created great CONSERVATION in political circl-s.
and alarmed capitalists and mon"p"liste. gen.
erally. throughout the country; and the war o.
recently inaug"rated against the railroads owes
ito origin and continuance to this movement on
the part Of the farmers more than to any other
source. The voice "f the Changers will BE- heard
in the next Presidential election. and prof.s.
sional politicians will have to stand from under
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

An EMBARoO.-The exporting" fraternity
of Salt Lake City have met serious reverse,
in the shape Of decision of the Supreme
Court of Utah Territory, that places On en-
barge on gambling operations 10 the land Of
tho Saints. C. H. Douglass, an old Idahosn,
opened faro game in Salt Lake City. several
months ago, and struck rich field. but al at
once tho police made raid on bic rooms and
arrested quito number Of the sports. Doug
lass was fined 81 1000. and determined t" test
tho validity Of the city ordinance under which
b. vas fined. he appealed the case to the Su.
prsme Court, and that tribunal has recently
adirmed the judgment Of tho court below.
This decision efIectuslly squelches faro and
other gambling games in Salt Lake City. at
least, but unless tho Mormon police, - detect
ives. excel the police Of every other city. gam
bling will be carried on there privately, a. it
10 every place else.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

REACHED THEIR .DEsTlNATIoN.-The San
Francisco CRroajcls Of October 30th contains
dispatch announcing tho arrival at Fort Nc
Pberson, in Wyoming Territory, Of tho Mo
does. They are not to Be placed On ressrva.
tjop 1t Fort Russell. - reported, but will be
loeated on % island in tho Platte river, near
Fort NsPherson. Tho csptives appeared Ia
- pleassd with tho sosntry which il selected
- I - bops, = they we're inf0rmsd
1T - : ylsutiial u 1T s'seSS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

FOUND GCHTY.-Captain Il. K. Clarke. re-.
Gently tried in the United States District Court,
in Sun Franciseo. for tho cruel and inhu,nau
treatment Of sea.neu on board the ship Sun.
rise, was found guilty on seven charges ind. b..
fore sentence was passsd on him, was admit.
ted to boil in the sum Of $4,000.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

SPEAKS OUT-Ex.Pr-sid-ut Johnson was
serenaded ut the Metropolitan Hotel. in Wash
ington City, On the night Of October I'D; and. an
immense crowd being present. he responded in
q two hours speech. He touched upon the
great national issues. aud the conduct Of the
Government under the present Administration.
dealing some heavy blows t. Grant and his ad-
visers. giving evidence that there Is considera.
biz lite and vim in ''old Andy" yet He an.
nounced that the time had come when war
should be made on the huge inon"p"lies; and.
referring to q third Presidential t-rm. reminded
his hearers that through apathy many . ma.
ton had lost it's liberty. He favored the cleo.
ton of President for o single term of six
years; and also the election Of Senators by a
direct vote Of the people. Mr.. johnson. with
all his faults. 10 essentially man Of the people.
and never beats about the bush in the express.
sion Of his honest sentiments and opinions.
With all the calumny that has been heaped
honesty. When President, he absolutely re.
fused to accept presents from any one. Ne.
potism was never laid at his door. and bis
hands were clean of bribery He never
abandoned his post of duty to loiter for months
at the sea shore; nor did millionaires and mo
nopolists find in him a willing tool to aid and
abet them in their achemes Of public plunder.
for conprnsation in the shape If dividends.
stocks or prescnts. Obstiaate and self.willed.
he doubtless was. but bic faults were but mole
bills compared to the mountain vices of bis
successor. His speech was we'll timed and
the plain truths be gave utterance to were not.
the idle words of an ambitious demag0Rue.
Though we'll on in years, Andy johnson still
retains the Gre and vim Of earlier days: and
for the good If the country we hope that tho
days Of the distinguished ex.President may b.
long in the land Of the living.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

A LADY ATTORNEY.-During the recent
session Of the Utah Supreme Court, lady ut.
torney. in the p-rs,n Ut Miss 0eoreis. Sn"w. a
daughter "f Territorial Ath'rnry General
Snow, was in attendance % o member If thu
bar. The Herald says she IL tho only lady ut.
t0rney in the Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

TRIAL COMMENCED.-The trial Of Mrs.
Wilkins. FIR the murder Of her husband, was
commenced in Stockton, Cal an Octobrr q til.
Her paramour. Bennett, was recently acquit.
ted on biz trial 10 SaossWspta,, charged with
~ nmo osjwA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

A%S N. PEr1xSolLL i Co. 10 State Street. Boz
ton - Park Row. New York. and 70l Chestnut Stree,
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
meuis for The IDAHO WORLD in the above cities md
authorized TO contract for advertising At our lOss
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

REAPPOISrED.-Prince Bismarck has been
reapp"inted President Vt the Prussian MIME
try, In place 1t General von Roon. His &C.
captancs Of the appointment carries with i
~ ouues0 e ~ pUaian Chkn1A
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

Tar CENrENNIAL-Mrs. w. J. Hill. OF
Silver City. Owyhse. wife of our brother Hill,
OF tho Auala1cle, has received . letter from
Mira E. D. 9llePie. President Of the Woman's
Centennial Executive Committee of Philadrl.
phia, notifying her that che hash been unanimously
elected the member Of said Committee for idaho
Territory. The Executive COMMITTEES 10 endeav.
ing to organize ub-eommittees in all tho States
sad Territories, for tho purpose Ut obtaining
subscriptions to the Centennial stock with a
view of securing sufficient space in tho Exhi.
bitiou bsilding for the display VI such articles
- are tho production Of woman's brain or
haudicraft. Upon Mrs. Hill will devolve the
work Of organizing local committees in our
Territory, and being at the head Of the whole
work in Idaho, the responsibilities Of the hon.
orabls position to which she has been elected
will not be of light or triding character. That
she will prove able and competent tor the work
We have no doubt, and we wish her GOd speed
in the enterprise. What would the Centenni.
al Exhibition amount to without the aid, coun.
tenance and assistance Of the women Of our
country7 And We mistake tho character Of
the fair daughters Of idaho II they do not take
hold OF the work with q will and determine.
ton that will stimulate the energies and efforts
of their male colaborers in the patriotic and
commendable undertaking In the election Of
Mrs.. Hill, the committee made good selection.
and we congratulate her on the honor conferred
upon her.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

- Fos the very bes, Photographs. 60 TO Bnds
Rulossons Gallery without STAIRS-ASCESpn
TIE ELEVATOR, 80 Montgomery street. 81
Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

MEHIT REwARDEU-Prrsi Grant has
made one good appointment. at least since h.
has been in Office that Of General Gc"rg.
Crook to be Brigadier General in place Of
Philip st. George Cook. retired. The pre-
motion Of General Cr"ok will be- hailed with
satisfaction by his friends everywhere and it
is peculiarly gratifying I" the people Of the Pa.
ciic Coast. 1t is but u just recognition Of the
services Of gallant officer who has never been
"n holiday duty. but who has earned his laurel.
and title to the grade to which no has been 20
recently promoted. by long and arduous ser.
vice in the field where hard fighting. and not
dress parades. have been the order Of the day.
Unlike Sheridan and many others who hav.
been rewarded beyond their merit. Crwk has
been no carpet knight. with headquarters in u
big city. where soldiers are Of about 40 much
uss rs fifth wheel would be n u wagon. H.
has been roaming through the mountains Of
ldah". Oregon, Nevada. California und Arizo.
ma f'r seven or eight years past. whipping Uncle
Sans refractory red wards into submission,
and "roughing it" generally on the frontier
where soldiers end plenty Of work to do
in their line. He has won promotion BY hard
service. and no officer in tho army 10 better en-.
titled to the rank he now holds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-06

Our Assay Once IL under the rip.rvidos
Mr.. r. W. KxoxsER. and We are prepared to u,s.
returns Of Assays OF Dust. Bullion and Ore in Il,
hours. and the correctness Of our ASSAYS guaranteed
and losses from coinage. At any United States Mn,
made good.
Particular attention paid to the Analysis Of tss
aud Minerals.
Dust. Bullion and Assays Of Ore LEFT At the follow.
ing places viii be forwarded to this Office for As,
aud returns made the following day:
MsdigAn L Cannady. ............... Pioneer CITY.
J. v. X. WITT .Pacervire
Con uealey L Co.. Granite Creek
J. B. Duke / Co.. Observation-Disclosures eu.ervilA
@. ". MOORE 4 co,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-07

From 7k Naios Ne have the fol-
lowing, A very slow dropping Dire Of
r,fussls TO take the back pay" still
ooutinues. bu, - -s sapposs, the large
m.jority o, both HOusss have made OF
With the spoils 10 spite of the threat
ening Of the neuspspsrs One N.ssa-
chu-etts Journal sdvisss Mr.. B. T But
Ter Just TO run TOR Governor. thats al,
and zee "hos be will Be laid out and
covered over" Sens,or Sehurs, Who
has always eocdeuned this bsre-faesd
Steal Mr.. s 8 Coz and NJ. Peters,
o, Msioe, are the ls.est geotlsuso We
hsve heard Of Who have returoed the
money 70 the Treasury, and something
like forty Senators and msnbers, oil
tod, are known 70 hsve refused to put
il il to their pockets but OF these several
have discovered some BOGUS poeus de-
vice tor placing il where they fancy is
will do the most good TO themselves in
the politicsl ru,ure We commend to
all such tie more smusipg and equally
hooest snd honorable eourse OF one o.
their Minnesota colleagues. he lobbied
like Q spring beaver in favor OF the sP-
propristion; then be voted gallanuy and
yirtuously against n ike . man; and
finally, as soon a. Il passed, hs t.ls'
graphed home, ~nsrs they bad besa
digging the cellar o. q new heuse Tor
hin. that they hsd better tsgin 70
haul ssnd."
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sale Of OId Raruitare.

This item 10 no, altogether without
meaning. The ssle Of the old chairs
and desks Of ths National House Of
Representative, on Tuesdsy did not
create the ioterest expected. and the
prices realized very small Many
distinguished men have occupied these
desks, bu, there seems 10 be . gro~irg
indifference to the rejected apparel and
'uruitur. o. grea, tueu, the peopls gen
orally pre!eriug to buy their articles
new aud make them 10 nous themselves.
Il seeus that . large percentage oi the
buyers was N sde up oi Congressmen,
who we're sppsrently determined that
the seats they hsd immortaliled
should not be entirely sscrif ed through
lack oil appreciation BY Q supid public,
snd so were on hand TO bid Tor Their
own greatness. But with sll this the
articles we're extremely low. The decks
and chairs originally cost go each
They brought on the average but ooe-
sixth OF that sum, or no more than IL
they bad been sold rom an auction
chop ss the properly OF . ba0krupt
green grocer Alss for lame.
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NeU York Aaskes.
SEw YoRE, May e.


FLOUR-The market ios state sad
western doar is dull, aai holders uprs
disposed TO reSliI, and ODER stock
freely ct IS 65a52j for super
fn. state; 8 ~ 81 ~ o. extrs a<ts
7 45S7 35 tor eho,c. 4 : 81 as . Tor
iaucy ds 5 IS ne 2S tor superfne sss.
tern; 8 so 81 IS for common to median
ezra western; 7 40Ss o. for choice do
s 5Oal0 50 ,or conmou 70
choice white wheat western extra
8 oO al 40 or CON non 70 sood ship
ping brands. .xr. rouni hoop Ohio
81 50Sl0 so Tor ,rs'e brands " ~
a9 IS Tor common to isIr eiIrs 81.
Louis.s 20 35Sl2 50 Tor good 70 choice do.
southern fJur quiet ad stesdy
10 BUYERS iAvor st o W " -
tor common to ,air extra; snd . Is
6l3 50 Tor good TO choce DO, Rs
a ,urhru aud 10 demand st 4 100
5 IS Tor 10 erior TO very choice supsr.
zoe and 8 90 'or fancy sup.rhoe.
CORN MEAL IL qua AMI steady.
SPRING WHEAT -QIsc pners
rule 10 buyer. hvor. -,"s dsnAad
is limited Winter wbss, -
however f-m n previous prices /;
81 58Sl " tor No. 2 -priug; ! 75S
I Is tor No l spnne: ! s0Ial 95 ioe
winter red western; 95Ca2 0S Tor ap.
Der wssterr; and l IS az s. Tor sbi,s
uestern and st-te, the latter for fancy.
No. z Xl~sukss 10 quoted At ] 66tS
I 6S and No 2Chicsgo 62Sl 81
RYE-Quet and firmly held ~ SIc
for western al ,ac and 81 OO ior Canads
ip bond.
BARLEY-Dull and heavy.
C0RN-Q1irt and wItuout matsrsi
chaose ~ 6sS10c Tor bsv western
miIet 69l69io ior old do aAoag 6lC9
67Sc Tor old do IL store, aGd zoo Tor yd
los vsttern.
OAT3-DuIl and heavy At 4sS 9Sie
sor new mixed ws-tsrn /; 5V6s52Se ios
sbits da; 47SsO Tor black do. 5s,,s
PORK-Msrke, il dull sud usss,tlef
at SIS 62iSl8 IS Tor rev mesJ Is "
Tor erus PRIME aod II rs slS 50 Tor
pe~ prime mes. 80 ms
BEEF-Qaiet ., Q 00Sll IS iot
plain NEE, ~ 00SlS 50 'or sxlra DO.
Besf hams arr dull a,3Os 33 T,srcs b..f
70 stssdy, 2Sa22 'or prime mess 2S7 S
ior Iudian ms~ Cot mean are tn
arti,e at IL 00al3 W iof hsDs aod
Il 1Ss tor Shoulders h,dds dali
aud heavy S3c Tor long cltsr. %.
LARD-Qiist sod erm; VI 40 ! 10
tof No I 70 prime steam; " sor tsssis
re rnderst f. aas por4
COrION-On spot dull and heavy
s'lstc tor io~ mIddiIng sod l9ic Tor
Diddlioe upl.nas.
ROLEUM-Dall and heavy;
l0fc for crude; sod 10 s2jts tor rs
6s.d .-.5., ..s..y
TALL0w-QIis, and rssdG SO
l-16r.
WHISKY Quis, and decd, o.
alSc. arrh sLas
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Trade aud n o fact o re.

From the American Nauufacfure.
The Canadian Pacific railway will b
300 N les long
The Taunton Locomotive Company
think OF enlsrgipg their works
The Wsbssh snd Ere canal has hesn
virtually abandoned BY the company.
I: is thought the new trade dollar
will be ready for issue BY the Htt oi
June
There sre 1900 pudding furnaces
now 10 operation 10 the South Stafford :
shire district, England.
A. brass foundry has been aide1 70
the works Of the sewing machine COM
psny at Florence, Mass
The Himrod Furnsce Company.
Youngstovn. employs over $50 nsu,
and make IS tons OF pig iron per day
The Collins Company Of Colliusville.
Conn, made 81 800 sIes last month,
besides large quantities OF other articles
No vessel not exclusively oSnsi by
the United States can legally carr.
re;ght between any two American
ports.
Manufactures iu Chsusnooss are
exempted from municipal taIes for tso
year. from the time OF Operating the
came.
Great expectations are entertained o.
the new trade dollar - nesos Of ere.
stips 8 home demsnd for bailioa aod
keeping god 10 the country.
FIVE hundred aud sighty-sir ,essels
we're lost during January and February.
The heaviest losses we're Of EJglisb
French snd American vessela
Eleven ,houssnd dollars in bonds o.
Springfield. No. donations to manu-
featuring companies we're registered 10
the State Auditors Office last week.
Il Is claimed that there il more car.
pet made 10 the Nineteenth ward. Phil.
sdelpbis, than in all the rest OF the
United States sod Great Britain CON-
tiped.
Mr. Hugo Tsnm bN iuvented . pro-
cess for obtainiog metallic maasness in
large qusntities from ores. The pro.
cess 10 said 10 be . cheap and easy oas,
ground glsss and n1or spsr beiug the
faxes employed.
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THE WEATHER

sWAR DEPARTMENT,
Ufncs OF rHE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAssrNeroS, Msy !, | A. NJ }
PRoB1BILIrIEs
For the middle States and the lower
lakes sout.. east TO northeast winds, In.
ere.siug cloudy weather sDd occssousi
rain; Tor New Eogland aud Csnsds
partially cloudy weather, southeast sud
q northeast winds and falling barometer
for the South Atlantic and guilt States
soutbeasty and southwest slnds, CLOUDY
weather, clearing in, the western rsi'
With higher pressure Tor the'porthsts!
aud n pper lakes, and thence TO the
Ohio valley and Missouri aortheas,
TIods. YSiif6s barome.sr. cfuuty and
rainy weather. Csutiop.ry s'goals con,
tinue st Milwaukee, Chicogs, Graod
Hstss,. .Derois, TOlsdes and Cleveland.