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Id 1T.
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iprefeu.
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mn bic 3u3tbcrt SIT erieetu, pelte ite our6
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0aB ne 0anu irlcHO cine ebrsnbaite 8cid)dftl.
gung III erJreIieH labeu.
6eIormen meroen i'll alleu 9epQrtementeu
Der Staa;sregteruHg etngtiithrt.
Sa2ancIidle SauiCute blbeu 6reibrie'c era
bllten, Gilenbabnliuleu un0 5elegrapbeu 3u
erritteu.
Der &aiier uon China 6eabIittigt, cine
9felie burd europa 81 mod]cu.
IS miro cSdblt, 0dB am Oodl;eit5tQge 6e5
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Su 500 @Gow fauGtn 3tu5eaGruuaeu tatt;
Die 8remoen mnrccu l20Ct ntt bel0lii9t.
Ser rcue n2rifaulldle G0Qar lit in Sautou
al5 amt.td)c Utiiu;c autrT1nut wop0eu.
9leuere Scriebtc BON 0ubd.
auanna, II. San, itber SEN lSel,
SSld., 10. Sau.-Go5 6ioiten 9epartemcnt
itelt IN 2(breOc, bag III ueuercr 3,it eme 6tjz
butter expedition all Der cubaHlihcn Stte
gelanoet lei.
Die NeJerung bat Oou cubaniiheu 9tebct.
len Ylanto8en iiir 100000 jdbrlib in
Padt.
8as BON Ncm= Srlton5 rad Bremen BE-
!timmte, NIT gounwcue bclaoenc britiidle
Shifi yYtOunt Ga9lc," Capt. Scott, ihei.
telte an zen &abamas Der Stguermanu lam
nit RatrOicu bier an; Oc lltbrjgcn Wuroen
wabrIdeinlid) ebeni0ltS ger.ttct.
Srdnec4
, 1873-02-22
GOLD
was quiet ut 1145a@l1456.
BoND8
Governments we're quiet and stcady.
UTAH..

Comments OF Ltbora1 mormons or
poolss Hill--Eanatics lin tho Cacho
0ountrv-~F1ining Prospects.
sALT LAKE, Fob. 21.-Tho Tribune Qiberal
Mormon) approves tho bill Of Senator Pool To-
galtzing polygamous marriages in tue past, and
this Is understood to be tho view Of all reasona-
bio dentiles. So fur as plural marriages aro
concerned, nothing Is desired but tho onforce-
mont Of tho law for tho future. In regard to
such crimes as tho Mountain Meadow massacre,
and tho disposal Of countless victims In tho
hlOpd atonement system, there is stern demand
Tor Justice. The dentiloB here say there Is no
contention with tho maBs Of the Mormon people,
but only against their teachers and the tyrantH
OF tho Mormon priesthood. Crush out the
ecoleBiaatical dominion over civil affairs and all
will bo well.
: Correspondence from Cache County complains
OF fanatical and innammntory apeeclea against
tho Booe<ing MormonB, tho speakers expressing
2 desire and opportunity to pull tho apostates
Limb from limb.
Notwithstanding tho great depth OF SNOW in
.agug for tho mining intorests. Work is puahod
on oil tho principal mines, and but for tho ep-
izootlo, the returns Of ore to tho city would 30
unprecedented for Bloh d season. The prospect
for the coming spring and summer from all dis
trictH is exceedingly encouraging.
A sale OF mining property has beon conaum-
mated for $500, ,000 cash, and payment nude.
There Ia great hope among tho leading bt1a-
inoss mon and capitalB Of Congressional 1ogisla-
ton without fnrthor delay.
, 1873-02-22

lis divided into 90 900 shares Of .e1o0 each. Tl!s
flrst-namod gentleman was o1ooteA President; y.
L. Tinglo, Of Lafayette, Ind, Vice Prosldenx,s ~
DAniel Evana, OF Lafayette, 6ocrotary, ana y
D. brewster, Of Peru, Iredgl1ror. a Conml1too
waa appointed to reino 81 900 TO defray tue o1'
,penHo Of q preliminary survey OF tlla rnnto'
Special Dkspateh 10 The Chfcago I'rftnnt.
NEW YonK, Fob. 21.-The Inst rail on tho CAM
ada Southern Hallway WAS lald yesterday, Mt tho
3i1tY"fourth 1nilo-poet west Of Fort Eric: The
:oad, With itB branchos, hnsa mileage Of 202, and
sonneotH Buffalo with Detroit mud Toledo by the
shortest rotlto, with no grade on tho entire linz
OF o7or fteon foot to tho milo. Stool rails covcr
tho main lino Tho completion Of thla now road
In calculated to have an Important Influence oui
transportation botween the West and ATLANTIC
citieB 1t having boon constructed FOR tho spectaR
purpose OF relieving Western roadH which,
fro unable now to got froights moved eastward
with promptneBa. Whom tho weBtorn link of tha
1ine-tho Chicago Il Cannta Southor1-from tha
Detroit Nfyur to Chicago Is completed m ontlrolH
new route will 10 ulado from Buffalo to Chfcagos
which will havo tho advantage Of tho shortest
route and tho lowest gradeH and Btoe1 rails
throughout. Tho capital OF tho ontiro limo on
which dividends and interest will have to Id
earned is very much loss than any othcr cons
poting line betwoen tho Bamo oitioB. ..,
BAN FaANorHoo, Fob. 21.-Ground will ba
broken on tho Southern Pacific Ratlrohd ut Los
Angeles, noxt Monday,
Special Despatehto to The Chicago Tribune.
DErnorr, Fob. 21.-Ine Detroit e. Bay City
Hallroad has boon completed within ton miloB Of
Bay City, and iron3d. It wIn bo opened for
business worry goon.
, 1873-02-22

ELEVATORS.
Water BALAN CE
Elevator.

We are prepared to demonstrate
to any one. TINT our Elevators are
SAFER than any other. That t1ley
run FASTER and very much
MORE STEADILY and more quiz
city than any other. Tint they are
simple In construction, and there
is very little machinery to get out
oforder and need repairs, and that
they cnn be operated ut very much
less expense thin any Other, even
If the water Is pumped by steam.
IF connected will, ali artesinn well
the cost Of operation is NOTHING,
us tho saving in insurance and WIZ
ter tax pays the interest OIL the
cost of the well.
We cannot afford to give away
the Elevators, but we c.an prove to
any one t1lnt our Elevator is better
in EVERY RESPECT than any
other, and CAN BE RUN FOR
NOTHING. This ought to satisfy
the most slkeptica1.
Shall be glad to show the Eleva-
tor to any one, and PROVE all we
claim. WIN. E. HALE 81 CO.,
Second story, southeast corner
State and Was1lfngton-sts.
, 1873-02-22

to Mr.. Sargent that tho evening aosslon WAS I
hfr. sAH0ENT remarked t1,at he underato( ::
worry we'll what 1t was for. It waa to advertiI {
tho 8utro tunnel
Tho House took recoss until ha1f-pnst 7. :;
EVENING SESSION.
Not q dozen mombora prcsont. i
Tho sutro tunnel wsB discussed, but no aotipl
taken. :,
Mr.. BANKS made q spoeoh on Cnba. Ho 70:
Spain, and aaid that without doubt Princa
Alfonso would soon bo cal1cd upon to ru1o over
1858. Tie {qw Bpeniarda in Ouba wore
ruling with tho most barfbarous system.
Tho CubanB Ind fought their oppresaors
flvo yearn,, and lost $4,000 mon, and yet tue
President Ind sont MESSAGE to Oongroa9
limited to in occasional ahot. Mr. Banks do.
nouncod tho massacre Of pri8onorB OF war, and
the barbarian with which the struggle Is carried
on, and said 1t was tho American Government
sn for n ss Tss tho Y s.aa e 6SSs
the United s!atos TINT enabled Spain to continue
this barbarous policy. Ho beloved tho colored
peoplo Of this country would particirato as unit
on thia Question, aud forco on tho Government
Mr. BHRafNT1 X fSNs1; 1ropliea to mr. panh., and do
-fondcd from Ills asperBlons md imputationH the
foreign policy Of tho Government. Tho policy
OF tho ADMINISTRATION, no olalmod. Aau peo1
wise, firm, and successful.
Nlr. BANKS, referring to tho allusionH BY Mr..
Sargent to the Washington Treaty, alluded to
tho fruitless effort ho had made yesterday to got
tho Houno to consider tho bill to carry out The
fishery clause Of tho treaty, which was ono
Of tho most important points in 1t.
and said TINT only four Administration
mon had voted with him to tako up that bill. #
tho President woro unwise enough to allow Con-
grcss to adjourn without passing that bill, there
would 10 the recurrence OF tic controversy bo-
tween Great Britain and the United States that
had brought tl1cso nations to tho verge OF war.
Tho $16, ,000,000 got from Groat Britaln by thnt
treaty would DO tho curse and diahonor Of tho
nation. 1t Ind bccn wrung from Great Britain
by fraud md dlBhonor, Adjourned
, 1873-02-22

WASHINGTON, Fob. al: ::.rhe Pomoroy Commit,
that the witnosscs @ o2pecta had not arrived, and
aske d tho Committee to q. 1journ till Monday,
whom ho will put in all ovidA oco. -.
n1r. Horton aakod loave tos7ummon othor wit
nesaos from Kansas, and 70 "a iotter from y.
NJ momber Of = tho '9.ee %ogisataro to
Washington and testified that 10 pad been
offered "a, 900 to vote for Pomohy, had three
times offered to sell him (Do]nn) shla vote Tor
but Pomeroy refused to pay anybody Any money
for his vote. Mr.. Frelinghuyson aaiefdt would
bo highly proper for tho defence to SUMMON tho
parties Horton wished to appear.
Adjourned till Monday.
, 1873-02-22

OF EVERY STYLE, PIN1BH, AND QUALITY.
We call special attention to few very
fine lrst-olass Pianos that have had tho out
side cases injured in transportation---the
inside action and work remaining in perfect
order.
These will be sold fur below the usual
prices, and will prove very great bargains
to the purchasers.
We also oal attention to 8 number Of SEQ
oud-hand Pianos Of which We have
taken in exchange, others that have been
rented out from to 12 months-the entire
lot to be sold at the very lowest prices.
In word, we intend to offer the greatest
Inducements to Plano-buyers that Chicago
has ever soen.
Every Piano warranted FIVE years, and Il,
after fair trial, 1t does not give satisfaction,
the pu1ohase-money will be refunded.
, 1873-02-22

ronds desired to raiso contest with tho aovorn-
mont, lot them do 1t.
Mr. SAWYER said tllat ~ to tho postal cars,
It waB demonstrated that stlsoy wero carried BY
tho railroads at n positive loBs, The Atams Ex-
press wanted to pay four timos ns much for tho
accommodation furnished by thoBo cars nB tho
Government payn.
tion. 1t WAS tinno tint tic question ufiould 10
aottlod whether tho Government md tho people
Woro to 10 controlled by tho railroad corpora
tionB. Ihoro was no danger, howevor, that tho
rations, III thoir grood, often made mistakes,
but they would not bo likoly to.mako such D nia-
tAho aB TINT.
:, Mr. COhBETT nlBo approved the nppropria-
ton.
Mr. .DuCKINGHAM called up tho bill to pun
ish and prevent traffic In obscene literature,
which passed.
bill tho Senate
Adjourned.
, 1873-02-22

WAsn1NoroN, Fob. 21.-Tho House Committee
on Ways and Aonns, IN secret eession to-day,
took preliminary measures for in1uiring into the
reports that money had boon used to secure o
subsidy for the Pacific D1ail Steamship Company.
4 large number Of witnesses hare boon sum
moned to testify before tho Committee Of Ways;
and Means eH to money having beon uaod by,
tho Pacifo Mail Steamship Company to procuf
legislation. Some OF tho witneBses arc alroad y
in Washington, including q mcnber Of tho Hou. 10
Of Representatives, and Bovoral gentlemen co IL
nocted with shipbuildiug and transportation.
, 1873-02-22

Ssperiaa Dtapatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LAeAL1E, ILL.,, Fob. 2l.--The adjourned meet
ihg Of tile friends of the proposed Lafayette,
I4asalle i Clinton Railroad' held in this olty,
last evening, articles Of incorporation we're
Il. Thnyar. Of Clinton, Iowa 4. D. Brewster, Of
Peru q. Campbell and Daniel Eyarts, Of La
aale !; 4: L. Whitehall, Of Watseka Samuel G.
31aglll, v. !. Single, and II. r. Sample. OF LII
fayetto, Ind, The capital stock Of tho Company
, 1873-02-22
CREDtr MoBILIER,

THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
WAsnrSsToy, Fob. 2l.-Iho Bonate Credit Mo-
bf1ior Committee hold secret session to-day, at
Which they examined tho ovidenco taken by tho
Poland Committee, with d Wow OF mailing up q
report. Nearly all tho evidence ig in. Tho Com
1nttteo vii, probably present q Toport; by tho
onincd tom orrow In rotation to tho 600
given to sonktor Harlan BY Durant aud II Du-
Tant made eli Vim on tho Union Pacifio Rallroad
Company tor Il at sum paid.
, 1873-02-22

1KyS ruocial says. Tie Kentucky River pnoket
night, Hor bow struck a snag, tearing lnrgo
sud sink ia few minutes In deep water. Her
cargo. including 2700 Haoks of wheat, will proya
. total loss. She was Valued at $40, 900; in.
sured in Cincinnati for $4,000.
, 1873-02-22

wAsnrNorox, r. b. 21.-Tho Poland Crcdlt Mo-
blior Committee VI ILL., next week, report on the
Sioux CITY md lows Falls noada. Tho report,
under stovouson's %resolution, will not conaure
anyone.
, 1873-02-22
GREATBARGAINS
PI. IL! 4! NOS
reeds TEMPLE OF NuSIC,
81 SIllBBNqH&, near Wabasl-aV.

. April lst A. REED & SONS will move to
their New Building, corner Of Van Bu1on
and Dearborn-sts. (oxtension), and, in order
to save trouble and expense Of removal Of
thu largo ntoole of Pianos now on hana will
sell them at the cheapest prices ever offered
in Chicago.
We promise to show any one visiting our
Warerooms DOUBLE the number Of Pianos
from which to make O selection that oan be
found in any other establishment in the
Northwest, consisting Of
, 1873-02-22
A Murderer So

A Murderer Sentenced,
NEW YoAK, Feb. 21.-At Morristown, n j.,
Moore has been sentenced to twenty years ul-
prlsopmont for tho murder OF his vito.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

COMPOSITION PuDDlHG-One and half
cups m"lassrs, one cup shred suet, TWO cups
of milk. two teaspoons soda. flour to make
stiff batter. Boil steadily one and halt hours
Cnrsr FOR SAvoRY PIEs.-To two pounds
of -four. one and half Of butter or lard. and
the ynlks Of three eggs; rub part OF the lat
I, = cream with the eggs then rub IN the -four {;
wet with cold water, and roll out with the re-
,ualud..r of the butter This crust is suitable
tnr pigeon. rabbit. hare. aud other sav"ry pies
CocoA>uT OR JELLY CAKE.-One cup
whit. coffee sugar, Que cup sweet milk. one
..y fhr,, traspuuniuls sott-nrd butter. one
hraprn pint oi flour. tw" trasp""niuls baking
pnw.l.r. or one truspoonlul cream tartar, and
"A half lraspo"u soda. Bake in tour round Jriiy
tins C"vrr each layer, as you put together
with frnsting aud prepared cocoanut, or with
Jelly, and sugar the top one
Mi<CE Prs Butter some pattypans well;
Inn, them evenly with thin puff paste. then Mi
the pans with incc meat; m"isten the edge
nt the paste. and close carefully; trim OH tht
pastr: make II small oprming III the centre o'
the top crust with the point "f KNIFE. BAKE
them half an hour in Il we'll heated, bnf mol
fierce. oven 1t is we'll to place piece I"
white. puprr over The pies while baking to pre-
vent them taking too much color.
BucKwurAr CAKEs-Sift together one
quart uf buckwhrat -four aud tracuptul q
rornnral In cool weather make up modtr
at-ly thin batter with lmkrwarm sweet mix
salt Ia taste In warm weather 1t Is best tn us'
water; the milk would sour. Add halt
tumblrrful Of good lively hop yeast chop yeas
is the best for buckwhrat;) make 1t up IN
lar. covering cl"srI,. Mt nine O'Clock at n'eht
The next morning beat in three eggs; let It sr
fifteen ar twenty minutes; just before tryin'
stir in traspoontul OF soda, flrst spri"Ki'hg
uy.r IN. batter. S"da is unnecessary it tn
batter is perfectly sweet Eggs are not esse"
t;ul but nre an improvement. A mixture q
four parts Of burkwh'at, two OF Or"t"'n AM
one Of Indian, makes more healthy cake ant
more sp"ngy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

A DANGEROUS DECIsION.-The United
States Supreme Court lately decided that the
issues Of the State bank Of South Carolina,
during the civil war, were legal and must be
paid. This. it seems to US, would validate any
and all other contracts entered into by the
State during the war. which is the very thing
we have all along thought the Northern people
were anxious to avoid and to prevent which
the several amendments to the Constitution
adopted since the war were proposed and passed.
Besides, if the debts of the Southern States,
contracted during the war, should be declared
valid, we think most, if not all, of them, would
be bankrupt; and if the issues of their banks
are Legitimate debts, we certainly can see no
good reason why other debts should be held as
void.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

NOTABLE DEATH-John P. Hale, of New
Hampshire, is dead. His career was q long
aud checkered one; and, though without great
success, was not altogether without lasting
honor He graduated from the same school
that Frank Pierce did, and was a classmate
with him, and began political life as
Democrat. but was read out of the party in
1s45 for taking sides against slavery and the
annexation of Texas. He was elected to the
U. S. Senate in 1886, and subsequently in 1852,
we believe, was the Free Soil candidate for
President. Since then he has served three or
four terms in the Senate, aud was appointed
Minister to Spain by Mr.. Lincoln.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

v1RTUs, HuMAN1rAs, EFT LITERATURE

The talisman without which man is naught.
Whate'er the height his soul esssys to climb.
whate'er his hope and ardor, strife ano care
Virtue alone can make the aim sublime,
Twill compensate for weary midnight tol-
Mid Alpine SHOWS or deserts burning sand,
Assist the soul In scaling ramparts oo!o.
That guard the threshold into glorys land.
Virtue enthroned calm powerful. serene,
Heeds not approaching perils laundering louo.
With dauntess step serenely marches en-,
Fronts steadily the threatening sombre cleuo:
Till from behind it's midnight folds the sun
In noontide spendor beams upon her way,
Then like some victor garlanded by fame'
She gains the highlands OF celestial oay.
Humanity the pearl gate Of the soul,
To weary waiid'rer ever open wide,
Where the twin sisters. Charity and Love-
Dispense sweet blessing. counsel. aid. and guide
Whose are never deaf to sounds OF gr1eI
Whose hearts burn ever to redress the wrong.
Whose earnest vigils counteract great ills.
Whose tender patience teaches to be strong.
Humanity the bridge that spans the gulf
Where Poverty and Sins mad legions dwell,
Where man can cross unto his fellow man,
And lure hm back to heights from whence ne lel.
Gods pitying love arches the universe,
Each OF its rays point to some human breast;
| 1t is the keynote OF that march sublime.
TO which the world must step to WIN true rest.
Rack thro' the cycles OF the ancient years,
From post to post through many labyrinths wild,
| Through dark and mystic ways its office first
Began when earth was but an untaught child.
| Down down through each harbaric realm and race,
struggling fer light as plants that upward climb,
Came Literature. slowly unfolding lll
| This nineteenth cycle forth peers sublime.
Now every soul. wha,e ser its birth or name.
| Itself may grid with this magnetic power,
| Nav twipe the light ming round its lofty drow.
| Build for its rest an impregnable tower
| Virtue Humanity. and Lite -ature.
| 4 rio that all human life makes grand.
| From God descended with himself must end;
| And earth redeemed before Him crown'd shall
|
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

AGRAND SCHEME ST. LOUIS -Ambltl"ns
to brco,ne the railroad center OF the country
St Louis proposes t" overcome the oostruc'
tions to railroad travelling arising from the hll'y
character oi lis situation, by purchasing ana
grading n tract Of land 300 feet wide. ana ex
,rndiug from the heart Of the city TAR int" the
country 1t is t" b. sunk deep enough to pre-
vent interference with ordinary travel, and the
city is then t" lay down twenty tracks Leading
to the Union Depot" and give amy railroad
company the right to use thrm The cast "'
the work ia estimated at S4.OO0.OOO. The
Uni"n Depot is to be located in the main valley
about one mile from the river, and tobe reached
from the river by u tunnel which is now being
built.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

NEW DEPARrURE.-Atl last the power Of
money has been overcome in at least one in.
stance. A great rogue. and fat one, has
come to grief. "Boss" Tweed goes to the peni-
tentiary for four years. just like any cheap
k,,ave, his money having failed to save him.
All honor to the New York Courts, which have
so unexpectedly distinguished themselves by
this act Of impartial justice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

A FRENCH writer, in estimating the future
Of SCIENCE. points out that in fifty or II hundred
wears time the English lnnQuage will in oil
b. spoken by 86'l.OOO, ,OOO Of indi.
viduuls. while thu German will be the langunRe
Of I2O, 900 600 aud the French ot 81 900 900 only
a,ri that in consequence science is likely to seek
English cannrls Of publication. scientific books
having mt best limited sale, and necessarily
seeking the widest audience.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-04

Too CoNrIDENT.-The Sacramento Union,
u noticing that Hon. Eugene Casserly has 90.
cured rooms at the Arcade Hotel, preparatory
to the Senatorial campaign, this Winter. terms
him "ex.Senator." The Union will, in all
probability, in few weeks, notice his depar-
ture for Washington as "Senator elect" At
any rate be is not on OK Senator, as his present
term ofoffice doesn'texp,re until March 3. 1875.