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The Secretary of the Treasury is said
to have nndcr consideration 4 PROPOSE
ton to recommend to Congress that pilots
OF all steamers be licensed and employ
ed by the Government, thus making
them Government officers nn,i,.r the .+u-
perViSing Inspector of steamboats,, and
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The Cairo and Fulton railroad will
be in operation through to Fulton ina
few days more. The distance from
Fulton to Moscow is thirty-five miles );
from Fulton to Arkadelphia siXty-tive
miles; from Fulton to Little Rock one
hundred and twenty-sevon miles. The
distance from Fulton in this direction
is, we believe, about seventy miles to
Jefferson, and sixteen miles to TeXar-
cana. AS the cars are now running,
and have been for near a year past, from
Memphis to Little Rock, it will follow
that as soon as the Cairo and Fulton
road is completed we shall be equally
connected by rail with Memphis, Cairo
and st. Louis and all points beyond
The distance from Galveston to st.
Louis being about one hundred and
fifty miles nearer by this road than by
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas road,
it will follow that a large part Of the
trade and travel by the latter now, will
then be diverted to the former Gatrcs-
tom Ne,us
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The following Is II description at the
Daily Graphic balloon and it, cost {:
Length Of nine great sections, each l7G
feet; width, s6 feet height when in
nated, no feet circumference, inflated,
1915 feet extreme height from crown of
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of car, Is feet length of life hoat, 2t
feet; cloth required, 1916 yards; sew
ing, ten miles; gas required to fill it,
10000 feet; weight Of entire apparatus,
1000 pounds; cost, nearly $4,000.
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MIR. CAUDLE.
How He Begins to Show Oh the Eicnd
that is in Him.

1t is rather extraordinary, Mrs. C,u-
die, that we have now been married
four Weeks-I don't see what you have
got to sigh about-and yet you can't
make me a proper cup of tea. How
ever, I don't know how l should expect
it. There never was but one woman
who could make tea to my taste, and
she is now In Heaven. Now, Mrs.
Caudle, let me hear no crying. I'm
not one of the people to be melted by
the tears of q woman for you can all
cry, all Of you, at II moments notice.
The waters always laid on, and down
il comes if a man only holds up his
finger.
You didn't think could he so bru-
tai? That's il. Let a man only speak
and he's brutal. It's woman's first
duty to make q decent cup Of tea. What
do you think / married you for? It's
all very well with your tambonr-work
and such trumpery. You can make
butterflies on kettle holders, but can
you make a pudding, ma'am? Ill be
bound not.
OF course, as usual; you've given me
the corner roll, because you know L
hate a corner roll. I did think you
must have seen that. I did hope L
would not be obliged to speak on so
paltry a subject-but it's no use to hope
to be mild with you. I see that's
hopeless. $50.
And what a herring! And you call
it u bloater, suppose. Ha there was
q woman who had an eye for bloater
but-sainted creature !-she's here no
longer. You wish she was? q, 1 un-
derstand that. I'm sure if anybody
should wish her back, it's-but she was
too good for me. s'When Pm gone,
Caudle," she used to say, .sthen you'll
know the wife was to you" And I
do know it.
Here's the eggs boiled to a stone
again! Do you think, Mrs. Caudle,
Pm a canary bird, to be fed upon hard
eggs? Don't tell me about the SER
want. A wife is answerable to her
husband for her servants. It's her bus
iness to hire proper people; if she does
not, she's not fit to be wife. 1 find
the money, Mrs. Caudie, aud I expect
you to find the cookery. E4.
There you are with your pocket
handkerchief again; the old flag Of
truce but 1t doesn't trick me. A
Nonsensel People can't have two
Homogeneous in their lives. There are
feelings-I find 1t now-that we can't
have twice in our existence. There's
no making honey a second time.
No; think have put up with your
neglect long enough; and there's moth
ing like beginning as we intend to 70
on. Therefore, Mrs. Caudle, if my tea
isn't made little more to my liking
to-morrow-and if you insult me with
n herring like that-and boil my eggs
SO hard that you might fire 'em out of
guns-why, perhaps, Mrs. Caudie, you
may see man in a passion. 1t takes
a good deal to move me, hut when
am up-I say, when l am up-thats
all. .
Where did put my gloves? You
don't know? OF course not, you know
nothing.-DOuglas Jcryotd.
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Lady Peterborough, who was killed
by tho newspapers not long since, writes
from Damascus that she still lives, and
proposes to keep on doing SO. Shr is
siNty-siN years old, and it is forty three
years since she cioped from Lord Ellen
borough with Prince .sichwartzcnberg,
whose wanderings she has since shared.
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i The Hon. r. NJ. II. Hunter, of Nir-
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S'"s'"'"E ron
THE OUhCRtTN TELEGRNrII.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

hands and feet, small twinkling blacf
ewes and a wealth of raven locks
He robbed and killed, and at the same
time became ibertine of the mos'
nnbridled sensuality. In 1881, now
ever Suzzoni, having murdered a wo
man and set fire to her house neal
BORN was arrested and the soldiers
who caught him prepared to shoot HIM
He offered to reveal to the young officer
in command the place where his &C
committees were concealed, and, after
leadino the officer and his men fools
chase made his escape. He was re-
caught shortly afterward, and this time
they wanted to hang him, but again
the lucky scoundrel slipped from their
grasp. Sardinia becoming too hot Tor
him he returned to Corsica, where he
soon marked his path by robberies and
murders. By this time a sort OF ro'
mantle halo had gathered round his
person in the opinion OF the ignorant
and superstitious peasants, and 1t was
believed that he was in league with the
Evil One himself, and that no prison
bolts or chains would be able to hold
him.
In 1862, Suzzoni fell desperately in
love with the wife of a wealthy farmer,
named Theresa Benvoglio, whom he, in
his turn. so fascinated that she fled with
him from Corsica to Tuscany. Suzzonl
there entered the Italian army, and for
several years led aquiet and respcctable
life. His mistress died in 1869, in con
sequence of a railroad accident near
Florence. and this event aroused again
all the dangerous instincts of his wild
nature. He deserted the army and re-
turned 10 Corsica, where he soon after
ward spread terror and CONSERVATION
among the honest people. Rewards
were offered again for his apprehension;
but he cluded the grasp OF the authori-
ties until 1872, when, on the 18th OF
April lie was arrested. Sentence of
death was passed upon him upon his
trial. He had an excellent lawyer, who
managed to delay the execution of the
sentence, and one fine morning Suzzo-
mis- jailer found, upon opening his cell
that his dangerous prisoner had again
escaped. The new Project Of Corsica,
a very energetic man, upon being In
formed of what had occurred, al once
sent dozen fhis best officers after him,
who, after long and patient chase, final
y overlook him, and put an end toI
ais remarkable career in the manner
which we have described.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06
Oxr OF CH1R1sKI's JoKEs-HE LEASES

n,r or CH,R1sKI's JoKEs-HE leases
SLEEPY You've MANA few nlgn.s
aro near the "wee sma hours Of morn !
ing Chiriski, the ventriloquist, entered
the he Office of q certain hotel in Norfolk,
for the purpose of obtaining lodging.
The clerk on duty for the night was
Mr. F., whom We will call Jonn ior
short The Professor, seeing that our
friend John and his colored body guard,
"the lonely midnight watch, were very
drowsy, took seat near the stove 70
warm himself before going to pea.
While sitting there, both John and the
servant "dozed off," and began to snore.
The Professor meditated a scheme Tor o
little fun: so he threw his voice INTO the
front hall, and in moment our TREND
John was aroused by hearing some one
exclaiming: .,
Halo! here, is the clerk In"
John shook himself and called TO
his servant, saying:
go to the door, Jordan, there's some
one calling"
Jordon obeyed, but found no one in
waiting. After a few moments spent
in little more nodding, the mysterious
voice again called out:
Il say, here, is the clerk in!' ;,
John jumped up, with a fearful
frown on his face saying:
You Jordan wake up, sir, and go
to that door; don't You hear some one
calling!'
Again Jordan obeyed, but no one
was there. John said he was sure
some one called him, but he propped
himself in his chair again for another
nap. After short response, the same
voice again sung out:
Il say. Mr. Clerk, if You don't let
me in Ill break down your door,
John sprang To his feet, exclaiming:
Hold on, sir. I'm coming" He
bolted for the front door, muttering
about "slecpy-headcd, 10
account servants" But, alas, he found
no one there. He returned TO the stove
and remarked 10 the professor that
some triiling fellow Oh the street was
playing pranks on him, and he intended
10 sit up and watch for him with "A
bucket Of cold wattr and give him a
iucking' The professor approved OF
the idea, asd retired 10 his room, leav-
ng John standing behind the front
ioor in the cold, watching for the tri-
ling fellow on the street This is no
romance, but a real iact-thc writer
touches for the truth OF No1di-
Irginiaa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

A YOUNG lady teacher in a Lawrence
Mass, Sunday School, caught DO,
smiling last Sunday. Said she. "What
are you smiling at johnny Nothing
num-" was the answer. IL know bet.
ter; now tell me what it was,' said the
teacher, severely. Johnny looked
frightened as he stutteringly said, q
See your newspapers sticking ont.
mum" The teacher sat down suddcr.
ly and arranged things.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

PRErry Goon.-Thc Aberdeen Eranl-
lner, speaking of the penitentiary con
victs nj work on lie railroad At that place.
says: Il day or two ago a batch Of fresh
fish Of the genus convict, were sent
up from Jackson, and among them a
sanctimonious looking creature whose
talents in the outside world had been
devoted 10 the saving Of souls" This
reverend rascal brought his Bible and
Hymn Book with him, and was very
10th to resign their custody during
working hours, in order to WELD a
working shovel. He had hardly en-.
tered the pit before worthy zebra laid
down his pick, and asked permission
of Mr.. Reed, the Superintendent, 10
speak TO the ID. D." and after cveinr
him severely for moment or two.
spoke thus!y: Guess you's the psalm.
singing - that was foreman ob dc
jury what sent me here? know'd
you'd be along soon. Guess you know
how il is yourself by dis time The
sanctlmonlous reply was, Don't bias.
phcme, niggah, don't blasphcme-put
your truss in Providence
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

RESPONSES to prayers and sermons
may be good, if they come in at the
right place.-Not so, however, came
in response recently, to minister in
an African church lie had come down
from the pulpit to invite stranger in
one of the pews to preach for him, but
was unsuccessful. Brethren said
he, :" invited Brother S. to preach. but
he declines Thank God" roared
out man from the middle of the
church.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06


TAKING A swEAr.-A Michigan paper
teils an amusing story of minister
OF that State who took an old fashioned
sweat 5 and was wrapped up in an old
fashioned patch quilt of many colors.
IN due course Of time he walked IN %
find himself all over spotted blue black
and purple. Believing that mortifica-
ton had already set in, he began to
settle up his earthly accounts and pre-
pare for his final dissolution, while the
members of the flock gave themselves
up to uncomfortable grief. The arri-
val Of physician and the examination
81 the faded guilt gave another expla-
nation OF the spots, and turned the
house OF mourning into one Of laughter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

\ jury REwxIscExE.-The telegraph
announces the death of John W. Geary
pioneer, and first Alcalde of San Fran,
cisco. During his Alcaldeshipin 1850, We
served on grand jury in the little
| old building on Brennan Place, west
side Of the Plaza, on the lot where the
Exempt Fire Company now holds forth,
The foreman chosen was a staid New
England man, who made every witness
swear and kiss the book" New Eng
land fashion. Our witnesses were not
many, nor was our session long, but
we indicted two persons we remember.
After our labors were through, some
Ijuryman took up the book to refresh
his scripture lore, and revealed to the
foreman that he had sworn the witness.
es on a copy of "Tuppcr's proyerbal
Philosophy" and rendered the indict.
ment on evidence so taken. The pecul.
lar binding. and arrangement Of verses
and phraseology had deceived the cas-.
ual inspection of the foreman, who had
used it in place of the Old Testament
lying on the other side of the table
Here was a dilemma. We had finished
our labors and were awaiting orr paw.
and our discharge from the Alcaldc.
What was to be done? 4 Southern
member got up and said he didn't
want to play this game over again,
and be kept another day from his bust.
ness" (monte dealing), and moved
that everything goes, anyhow, as it
would be all the same hundred wears
hence His philosophical suggestion
was adopted. Alcalde Geary finished
his case, called us in court, compliment
ed us on the fulfillment of our arduous
iabors, and apologizcd for not paving
Jury fees, as there was no money in the
treasury. We were dismissed. and
Kept our own counsel about the swear |
ing. The two criminals were convicted
and the city of San Francisco still
owes that jury its fees.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

A RECENT calculation relative to the
principal European languages shows
tnat English is spoken by ninety millions
OF persons, German by fifty-five millions
spanish byfifty-five millions, and French
by forty-five millions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

a COUNSEL, on being questioned by a
judge for whom he was concerned he
replied: Il am concerned for the plain.
TN. my lord. but ! am employed by the