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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

4 RIDICULOUS ScgyE.-The aaaaal co.,
vea;ion Of the Oregon State Temperance All.
ace was held at Salem. aboa: ,1o weeks .so.
and the most disSracrful scenes were enacted
during TIE session Yrs. 4 J. Dqni.ay appeared
ai the head Of ad-lezatiOs o; Woman Sgaragis-s
and demanded their admission 70 seats "a dele
gates TO the annual session Of the Alliance,
wheceupoa scene Of wranglias. disorder ani
confusion q: once ers1ed Mrs- DcniEzy H.
s:ssed On making . speech, and succeeded in
having her say. znil.: csch noise ard co1fg-
fioa and cries Ct ~: ker OFT &c Oae
delegate, Judge The.1.oa, us particularly So
vere On Ars- Daaixzy ard demanded TIA. TIE
rawlings Of that crazy re-za- - s.o2peI
The st.ong-ninded dr.ega:sca III sa-Ly ex-
Guided, bat Nrs Dasiway e,ez.rz.ly succeeded
in gaining ainisaios, - selez.se from ;he
State AZ large, p9:xi.hE.a-5iaz Js3z4 Tom
tons repeated requests o. re PRESSING oficer
that sas Dc expelled from tae roora TIE ID
nisfsoa Of Mrs- D1ni~ay p-oTed ~ apple n
dis,ord. and sboa: hzlF Of tie uas.cbr-s Of tie
Alliance seeeded and organized nex Coavea-
ton Under tas tile Of fh- State Temperance
Onion, and .. o2ce net II aro.aerhal Accord
Ing TO all accounts, il mus. hare bee. - a-.us-
ing scene. AID though her woman suIraze DEL
ezstioa had the door. sau. II their face. urs
DuniTay fought her way through, individually,
ana during the session has doubtless giTes
Judge Thornton and his friends piece Of her
mind
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

BUILDING CASTLES ~ THE Arg.-The la,e.,
news IRON Europe 10 to the effect that an
agreement has been entered into between the
Duke dc Montpensier and the adheren,s Of e..
Queen Isabella. by which Prince Alphon.o son
OF the Queen. IL to be placed upon the throne
OF SPAN, and that the Duke is to be Reeen.
during the minority OF the Prince. who i. 70
marry the youngest daughter Of the Duke
oa' |" a very nice little family arrangement.
put the best laid schemes Of mice and men
att gang aslee"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

GRANTS CAErsEr-Grant has decided IN
make no change IN bis cabinet. and will re-.
nor-inate all the presen. membera rren old
fisa. ~bo has been retiring for three or four
years past. doesn't appear TO have 90. tired Of
1ae Department OF State. and has signfied his
readiness to serve another term Boutwell,
will bold on to the Treasury Department. for
tear that he may no: be elected TO the Senate
from has'acausetss: bu: If be shoad be elect
ed. then be will considerably resign hi. posi-.
tion 10 The Cabinet. IN the latter Contingency
!. 10 believed that prcminen, Wall stree.
broker, and stock gambler. named Henry
Clews, vii! take charge Of the portfolio of the
retiring Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

aE1zs HIS SEAE-f. SEX Aasaks - .1s1s4
CG1lwe- z--l -r.sla -. SCI. - >~.-,c- from
az@szs. 5a.gziAs:4.1s1- IL rersr. 6; . cer=s-
z.;.er, lie majority q y es7 were Radicals,
i.zi 1e AIS e1oc:14 - bra.e-r .-4 ca-rxF,sssa.
On February 2s;s. ~Aaie - Agricultural I'd
Iege sll x2s z2 = :2e Sr-2E~ More zzsose-
% =, i GO ;se ;2s3e fsr IL f1rT-ssse - d.
g.ssssz< Of cz43we-4's ease. &c: Us sso.saz s&s
Gef~=.-4 ~ re.~ - - - - A-2efs. tAssr
rots-< Is - a~S2:ss@ Se Sal &ocss-44sS -
- ias;2.c.~s. .we r~-sa--&:s. Isss-s Bar
81 Iasssur5 al g~..s. Il 0rreea- Z.sesse
tao i21ssi4H2-s WI Ind i: sssszse~ -; ,rss1t3e-
see "a ezg@Gza. a.ss&c:as2g. ;Ae2- so:es ~
-: esc-ss9aA- i ~2s - Il expected ;A&i sac-
os--zf; .~z2sa-s - sd Sgr. Poaacrey. PAt:e--'
sya. Bryssassszs. AL o.-a=rs d -: x. asszl4
rte = sero~1 C.4s@e@4 90 er~-y o-c2a@a=- h~s
- we're a.. prepared - 144 B.&zr aid ar-.y.
er u f1e; 2sr Democrats S-42:a-. Il sucA
ra-@~ =sy- A. 10 c4rf-r:-1@< >o-2so-s vi
sc w.lA Cas&@e1 - =lao MI isoszeroy. I'D
~ taeres-re e1P~c: - .o&s If ba1A 81 laese
s7aznlrels esc=F@as stAea~: cren yo.c If csa-
s=re-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

AP.rSE CH.rGE-The S1er1sseaaS 80 :
81 = fsx sshrr railroad erza9s ssFe P.'sses
= ,aors ssr-e ars, TO x-.sxr-eaf slaA
So c..ar-~sses fr~n E.axks. I'D Sfsos'a
esrsasa JaIxe Dea1aar. i faas S'r =
the nsarse 81 Has segaa srs''t's-s1s =
r.s~ spvears tai tie p,pers 71s@asAsag s-e
.sa.er.~us- !. sa~sr sympathy fsr sid P"zaesss'
,.s :. -as-asv-lax u 4ss-rsrs puSlar aiseofssn
s,~-. -. z7sgss.r. rer- essher Eas..zes g Tls-
fair perverted TIC fnrsx u regar9 70 sssas1A
The lr.-s. srcsn-asssa oil tn a5air - sAss
r<aaaay. 10 u L. s District Ja4ee Id Aso-
~. :. q no-s---s IraSkarsr All A1x oeea -
coas.sasss anar- she i-.s<aee os hssor ~ !"
s-r. pa-5.a.e Aim 81 liz SascAsrze 81 Is o1n-
essl dates Iag.-s. L arPrsrs- I'D sss7e sefs
bxssssv--ss = DeAaAssfs cogrs a5A. II
ors4r 10 knrs Z. ...e.3-3 10. asrr~ss - par iee
yxa--'s sns-s--lar 8, 900 II - Essz24 lre; i1e
Jz4g~ ssas- sees -soayA 10 oTrn eS4rs saa
sz-a sszze ..z-.~-ss.: papers e ss~--a--a@
sse1aases Z. - ca~z1ea42a1e s@sr.s- s1a ;1e
sass-es. wss sranx.r.ei, 90. l@s2As' rl1e-.s
refused - gar .Ae $500. wbere1pa1 - w1s ,
ard ~ ..e ssa-57-lzx 81 Ia. 1ssEs41. be
.Azy's czse A2s Seez sro9g2. - - 1.-es;sSss
4 liz Jazies--r ce@=si,@e, eai>er a. '=e
Ig-se o. Se=s.<. we s-e -. 2zs@-r-<Sa w-1se-- /
IL X . sas2 III: zrtscsss 81 tzzr>eEcA-e1: are
,e.r< r-erare4 asasas: as@- e1.reass IN
vita .25l,1-l s-.ors>z.Ssa. I'D t-r c@2=azssasa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

.-o~.~ NgUs-We have been kindly per-
- br Mr.. Peter Rash. to pessss 'efses'
1...a r<sru.ry cod. received y bin , ~
-. so from Mr.. Thomas Fore. who - Do
s.,;,. i Psoehe. Mr. Fore ssys bssne's :.
N t;aas i rsry duh 10 Pioehs On Account 9.
- .rs.rosl nioes being in Es'ssiios. sna
-.:-s ka. .srown hsDdreds Of men out Of en-
,,o,r@as TIE weather had been Sery stormy
- 1.,- pso1he besnr sisissd with SNOW storms
.-sr,, e,er day sarirg the past month M
v.rs xs,. j, . skSas the rsoss unhealthy camp
~-yer lssed in. asd taas ppesnonis ana 'ans
s~1rr pre.aI 10 IN alarming s1sens, ana 'se'
more fatal in nearly all cases. He ss,s there
J. ses,cesy dsy but ~has they hare ore o.
~. funerals. and that on February I'm "a
I'D D.ooboe. formerly 40 old resident o.
rS.ne Ctr. did. after onIy few days iiiHess~
=. fa.ersI .as said TO have been s1e moss
Ir,,.asnx ore tia: eser iook place To F'ocSs
,~e-~ IdaEe,ans be lad me: there. were
II Cru:eser. Ike Barro.s. Ir. DAVIS, Af.
and Mr. Maxwell. besides many
,,nerx Ike Barrows and Shoemake were
-sssei, . sAor: time $50. while asleep; lie
s,:.~ as gold watch and chain. and Shoe
-asrr ssaser watch ani thirty dollars In eoin
rwb a.r~s was married. ba. lad lrft for paria
.rE-8w~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

10 BE sent TO CALIFoRSIA.-Attorney
General Williams has ordered that all persons
convicted under Federal laws, ia Washington
1errIory, and sentenced to imprisonment,
'na' Do sent to the California Penitentiary to
serve out their terms. We should think that
an order for their imprisonment in the Oregon
state Prison would save quite an item in the
expeDses Of transportation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

SoricEABLE.-Old Zach Chandler, Of Mich.
gan got OF good thing. lately. in speaking
OF the Credit Mobilier swindle. He remarked
that it was somewhat noticeable that mn. :,
the Members or Senators who were addicted
to the use Of ardent spirits were implicated in
the Credit Mobilier fraud; that il VIA. on,v
the sanity "cusses" who were m;..d :. !.
the affair
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06
GoyEgxo. Dsx fsvOLTgD--Ts-. .esinao-

GoyExxo. III. fsvoLTgD.-Ta- ses.sno-
~ before tas TIls9a Credit NsSls~r Cess--
rost.ee indicates Gsress0. DIX. oF View York
Ii sv,sars tat vile e MAJ Ni.sst-s 10 Frzsee
be used bis pcss:ioa fs sses 7sg ~ 10 -lscs-
nail the Iaisa Pacific Cs-YsST- He o~naa
Eve sasdred SHARES In tie Casoa PsrsSc Casas-
psny, which were worth, ;. .5s tine. :1s-'E
es..s o. tt dollar: and by ;srea.ssia- 20 80
Els influence 30 ds7re-sa:e tie p-lce q liz
ecn2ssy'ssrar..sesia foreign markets, 1@r2--
peeled the Directors 20 by II LIZ s.oci >: pr,
tsrs realizing Ely tsSasssd dollars fo- Saai
was actually WORT, IN the market, cslF .@a
thozssnl doisarz- TIE Tlisoa Committee Dr.
iax In dos5: ~ 10 Ess;her try Lad ,1e p0T-r,
legally, to eonprl he Governor 81 State 30
APPEAR 10 ooedieoce 20 > ss5ps4rsa- s-ns hin
special iari;4i5ea 10 sPP@ar besgr= them. I'D
make asy explanation De .3sasts prcrer u re-
gard 70 tie charges which 30 sesio2ss. affected
his reputation, Bat bs failed 70 srEsl .i1sesf O.
the privilege. Hasing 6eelsoe3 10 make s.y
explanation, be rssoo. complain il TIE people
b<lisTe In The .rs;a Of TIE charge, - ,esss5-~i
20 By 1isoess-. before Ire Ccmcl.ree. N@a o:
equal prominence u The ast.o1 hare Lad .a=ir
character for honesty and rs-seiiy badly al. !
tered By tie Credi, Moslls-r i.res.igz::ca; zsd
DIX, prObsbl. learning , Lesson from .1e sd
experience Of Mr Ce,EaK. LIS doatil@ss wisely
concluded that sho1Il be attempt 20 erPlaia.
Ike the latter gentlenas. - esdesEor - s.1:-
fe CT. Of the mater would inTolTr him deeper.
He acts On the motto TIA: -speecA Is silrer and
silence IL golden"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06
PEx~r>rrD -

PRESENTED The late ceafrogle- Of Cur
seacs. Har4bord. - Preses.ed. By Sew York
e5.g Gr=o4 J&rr. for gross criminal aegiect in
2s.ss.4@- ;se Press4~a: ard Cashier II the Wal
A~5. B42k "a coacc2l l.s roifen condi.loa. 4
Little '-p2lsa erase" hid daabtless been used
To he Coa.ru.s~r
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

LIGHT PCstsmuExr.-A nan named Thso
Brown. who divorced himself from his wife.
IN Indiana, las; December. By kllliag her. ha.
jus; been convicted. and reeeires tho liza, cum.
'sa'nens Of Imprisonment. in tie State Prison
for twenty Years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

1EEEIE1' : EsTATE'-The appraixemeni Of
srcc!rt's estate. as also sha. Of his wife. Ia.
been sea; to the surrogate If we.ieAester
county {" be 6led. After paying all lcsacie..
1t IS sAid ;ha. Mr. Greeley. daughters will
each hare .: le1g: 100000
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

CooDYEAR's PATENT NOT ExrEynvn
Inc cen''sfs throughout the country arc re.
Jo'c'ng oser the report Of the Senate Comn;,t~.
on Patents against extending the Goodyesr
patent for hard rubber. as they has. hereto.
lore been compelled to pay alicense or rov.ltv
g tho Goodyear Company.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

MoSTASA.-John Quinn wa. recently sAc:
aud killed. on Nevada creek. by one Of the Ne.
Arr'son brothers The deceased wa. sbou.
- years Of age. and has brother. Terrenc.
Quinn. now living in Portland. Oregon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

MORE INDfCTMENTs.-Three new ind;ct.
ments hare been found against Tweed. Judp.
ing from the result Of. the last trial, the citv
may spend fsw bnr !,cd thousands Of dollars
without conricting thu ;. boss thi~f'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

APPROXIMATELY Grass Valley, Ca,
ea'oa says that the people Of the town Of Col.
Tax propose to hold mass meeting and change
the name OF their town from "Cclfax" to Mo.
biIier"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

KILLED -fFAak i1olea. more familiarity
known "a e Dateh Fraak." vas filled. early
last rnoath. IN an alteration Il SAlooa in yir.
s'nia City. Fesada. b man aaSaed Ma. Oar.
ringer Frank belonged 10 b. sporting -
fraternity. and lived in Idaho c 1y in early asy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06
LIST fJk LETTrp.

Remaining In The toxsoa4ex II Idaho ~
ssh DAP ~ March. sa4c.. II not csIiss e o y
saa.fy exys vii. b~ SET. 20 tie Deal So. ~ v
Eo-sses Ye4sx Gran. Hl Eirss.-
1oyie Fred 6z@Aet L0Gls se,Ier~ raa!
Dumas Ex..xse EA-s~a sAs Trr,s.stA
Davis
ESpersors e.1--ng for any II tie Abr. :.
Will say s-s3Bers2s14, " ard glye LAte az l.. xan
'AAA7A- PisSRY ps
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

LOST HorsE.-A house belonging 70 pre..
.oent "rsn'' on the old Dent farm. six mile.
from st. Louis, No.. was destroyed By tire on
February 2lst
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

CONFERENCE.-THE divorce Of Mrs Ncr.r.
'and-k'chardson from her drss husband. who
killed Richardson. has been confirmed BY the
Supreme Court Of Indiana.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

.s's. MoSEY.-rhe Houston Ts,eerapa
.,' 'na' : IeEas ranger cleared q 900 LA.
year on scalp bounties.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

CHANGED MS BAsE.-Cachisc, the An..h.
.n'e'' has changed his base Of operations and
Mexico 'a'1' '"'o
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

LOST MS PROFITS President Collar
na' lost some OF bis Credit Mobiier dividend,
Ills house was recently robbed Of $500 in
bonds and coupons.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

ZONE HohE-Father Burke, the eloquent
Irish priest, who % successfully refated ! A
Froude's historical statements in reference to
No English rule Of Ireland, sailed from New
York for Europe, February 22d.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

EXECUTIVE BUSINESS. c,.n,
issued a proclamation converting the Sen.
Ate 10 extra scssion, on executive hu.;,... :.
March 9Th. v"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

!: n.codSzED.-The Government, throu.h
p p'.. S'ei'rs, has recognized tAs sOaai.h
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

z GOOD IxDIAx.-The Sioux chief, "Sittinp
aph while engaged in stealing some goods at
feH FecE. Montana. vas recently kille1-by
EsH breed interpreter named Bvseist ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06
xUzg CORRUPTION


r~ady to report on tie Crralf N@Sa1s~r s~l@
al xae-esa rseoase-s were sslSed slgfs aas
In b~syr- Gear i-sesOr@ents are E.1e e'
E,,rrwr.soa ii 0saer se1-nsrs before Co-xrt ss-
mnsT !. sesans IA isvsxa @sr Nssaaa.l Cas-if-
!. bit a d~a Of There's. B-lS@ry appears 90
- yr.-ss,sI ~ sa- <es--sl -zs-. instead os tie
@x-@1ssyo. All tie r@r-E.sszas - r-zsrz 10
.-snuse-s al C0a-r1ss sizing .aesr rosrs Al
saza-ao- in fsvsr 81 giyaais- s-as=s=s cs rse-
ozry are becoming ssssz.ely ssssza--as
R4.ea. Dispatches state tai ~ Investigates
:. -zax eya before IL Ho-s- CG-7lsse- &C
Wars AMI Mans, u regard 10 r.- ParSls Nj
s.-.1s.s9 Cs1ys1y, er2alag 'a- anaa--r ID
With xasas5.-y hare o-ea Ev.1s - .@si cS--
,,srz.zsa- NJ. G. & G2-rzssa- 3 P-o=.so-ai
capitalist, 5-5ng i7c.as7i - als fA.lsrr - g-i
sz,ssIy for Lis cropes-i lss- 81 nal s--1=n--.
70 D-zxl. proposes 20 rzse - explain ssE
sar Pa-s5c Nal C11g4a. g. saasa1.es: All
!; = SD Ia; h- azs "a. - COzg--ss-5@1
~bese votes were bosga. By i1- ssez. II '-ai
c3n5zay He La S@a- ;o Wzs1l2<-oa All
szt~a With Es1 .s- as=,@s u city a-.a-asrs.
~ whose sT.4e7ce, Together Nil c-r.asa asssas
.ri doez-4c... - says - A.I rrSTe co1@A1-
.,~ "a. o-a- s-.gl c..J IN. So. br IL
p,~,s- Nal ca-.-s.v = All s-oz-s Cszzress-
81 -. x,rs r,@-s%-. --r&=vss :, ksxA -
$1,000 so- ;A=Ir ro.ex C1l=zs re co--@p;
..gusIreis. who asre tn. b~--ared tAe osas- /
sI4..ra r@.Ssai Il them Or tie r-guse. are K1rn
rns-.gy deal. VIII. BIZ szizy expelled f-o-a .Aesr
s-s.s, =. mass u lie peog-s vi regard
Congress :. -cae-aI assembly al ~ E@s. CO.. /
l-~.-d from Il quarters 81 ,-s ccaa:-y Ne
are al1o-' convinced IL; i2erc :. ~: +. 81
c;eas number Of Aos4s. ina "a esi-r- s-42c4
Of Congress - constitute ,Ae a>cess-rT tao
thirds required for the -rPzlsaoa Of . ns~7a~r-
TIE Caldwell Cs-nEit.1e A2Te zl.e--. ~14-e-
-: ia3lF5lzzi y reYe-.l-<. g.. =
fsro- of las eI24i&ss s1.- simply s44. LIS sea.
BE declared T.-.-,: sAs-a Is rgzlrai=a: = r.
porting -: :5osgs e t,yz.b. - 81: = -
Sra.;e zai pad 20 =. *: h~zsz ~ reszl--
y rizA:fu. wzy Of get.Iag i5~re, - - %. &C.
.l.lei 70 o>-zpy It's ps.1.s9a. b: = : Terg
xsr.5y al es:lz-aL-e s-1:lr1z,s. No So
.ors wozlI gladly wescazse - s=4s i :2esr
ai4s:. pross41i - woaIl keep lis baysag ard
sel!i1- @: votes Ei;.i> no,e s1cre. .ef; tins~
Cooking -sd Sye Ea2le s:.eazeas ss:or;s -
,rrTea. = lsqairy lato Po17ero,'. bribery 81
q ;-e K@.sls Legislature. b.: failed
Id lie eF.l~3e- IA regard - ~. s4sa.ly u
dong. = A-aaas p-ove AaGa to x :
soasznna.e Tl-l4sa. ~Aa. ua3er tie claas Ell
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-06

III fares the land to Fastening ills a prey.
Where wealth sccumulates and men dec.y ;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12

Treat everybody well-but not too
often.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12
Characteristic Letter from Send
tor BrOWniOtC.

To D. II. HiH, late Lieutenant General Of
The Rebel ArDly.
Sir; An article OF yours which recently
appeared in the Charlotte On. c. Home,
of which you are the editor. | find going
the rounds of the newspapers. in which
you made an attack upon the character Of
the late Gen. Candy, and other deceased
officers OF the United States army. In
this editorial you do me the honor 10
bitterly denounce me. say honor. Tor |
esteem it an honor for any man who has
been loyal TO his country TO be black
guarded and viliied by you, Were | so
unfortunate AS to be the recipient of your
commentator | should feel like exclaim-
ing, as did Socrates when applauded by
bad man like yourself, ..What crime
have committed?"
You exult over the death of the brave
Candy, assassinated by savages. and at
tribute his death, with that Of Abraham
Lincoln, Edwin NJ. Stanton, George III.
Thomas, Professor Mahan OF West Point,
ex-senator Preston King of New York,
and the late Senator Lane of Kansas, 10
q relribution of God, because in the late
civil war they opposed the effort to des.
troy the Government of the United States,
You say of General Candy that while
he was in command at Richmond, Va,
he personally superintendent the hanging
of white man up by the thumbs for
kicking IN insolent negro" Now this is
your version of Canby's conduct. and the
whole editorial you have written breathes
so fiendish and brutal spirit as to make
you unworthy OF credit.
Besides this. General Hill, The whole
life of General Candy gives the lie 10
your assertion that he did anything vul.
gar, inhuman or unbecoming high.
toned soldier. Candy was man of
learning and ability, and Christian gen.
tleman as well rs model soldier. am
not prepared to deny that within Canby's
department q white. man was tied up by
the thumbs. While he was commanding
at Richmond, negro. under the Consti-
tuition of the United States as amended,
which Candy was sworn to support, was
entitled to all the rights and privileges OF
other citizens. As a West Pointer and
an officer Of the United States army be.
lore the war, you know that 10 tie male.
factor up by the thumbs was common
mode of punishment in the army, and
Candy failed in his duty il he made dis
tinction between crimipals on account OF
race or color in meeting out the pains and
penalties required by good order and
military discipline.
While as matter of form and duty, as
department commander, Candy would ap
prove the verdict OF a military court in.
fiicting just and necessary punishment
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TEXT AND MORAL.
Br ALICE cAEY.

tull early in that dewy time OF year
When wheat and barley helt are gay aud green
And when the iag uplilts his dull gray spear,
And cowslips in their yellow coats are seen,
And every grass.tul by the common ways
holdeth some red-mouthed flower 10 give il praise
just as the dawn was al that primal hour
That brings such tender golden sweetness in,
Ere vet the sun had lett his eastern bower
And set upon the hills his rounded chin,
heard a little song-three nttes-not more
Plained like a low petition az my door.
Aud all that DAY aud other davs heard
The same low asking note and then found
Nv beggar in the likeness Of A bird.
Surely, | said, she hideth some deep wound
Under the spsckled beauty of her wing,
rhat shc doth seem to rather cry than sing.
HAPPY some trescherous man and eyil.eycl,
Hath spoiled her nest or sni.red her lovely mate
But while spoke, a bird unharmcd 1 spied
High in the elm-top, all his heart elSis,
Aud splitting with It's joy his shining bn
Cnmindfal OF that low, sad, "trill a.trllr'
At sunset came NY bsys with cheeks ablush,
And fairly dying on their arms and leg,
To tell that they had found within q bush
bir'Cs-neEt, Incl with little rose-leaf egg
Then. inlv musing, renewej nv quest
Knowing that no bird singetl on her nest
And still the softest morns. the sweetest ewes,
And when from out the midnight blue aud still,
The tender moon looked in between the leaves,
That lttle, planning pleAdmg trll.a,trill
Would tremble out, and fall away, and fade,
And SO unused aud mused, until male
teNt At last Of the mclodiOus cry,
Aud drew this moral was it fetched too FAR
Life's inequalities so underlh,
The things We have, 80 resi- IN what We are,
That each must s,eadfast 20 his nature keep
And one must soar and sing, and one must weep
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male is taken in the same way and the
milt pressed into the same pan. The fish
are then replaced in the water. having
suffered nothing by the process. Shortly
change takes place in the appearance
OF the eggs, showing that they have
been impregnatcd. They are then taken
TO the Hatching House.
This sets by the dam. and receives wa.
ter from the same outlet rs the tanks, so
that il also is protected from overflow
Al the en' next the dam is n long tank
filled with screens covered with woolen
cloth for litering the water, sometimes
the condition requiring it to pass through
a dozen or more before it is suitable to
run into the frames. Running out from
this are long frames, each containg n
double row OF boxes. These boxes are
about loot square, and are covered with
perfectly clean gravel, over which water
flows in small stream from the tank
the whole length. The eggs are spread
in these, where they arc all placed so
that the water in passing from one TO the
other keeps the eggs in gentle motion,
yet they are not disturbed. The sides Of
the sluices are formed OF boards with the
surfaces charred. which prevents the ad-
hesion of slime and destroys all fungous
growth. The Matching process depends
upon the temperature OF the water-the
time being much shorter in ponds having
a high temperature. This stage requires
great care. and constant watching to re.
move every egg that becomes spoiled,
else ii will contaminate and destroy all
that it comes in contact with.
After Matching, screens are placed at
the end OF the Matching troughs. and the
fry lind III the umbilical sac food sufiici.
ent lot six weeks. Al the end Of that
time they will take the finely granted
liver. and can be removed at pleasure by
simply taking out the screens and letting
the water flow off into pals.
Messrs. Crockett Il Holmes succeeded
in Matching ninety.five per cent. Of all
they took last season, some sixty thou
and. They refuse to sell at any price n
single trout from their preserve, till they
have obtained sufficient stock Tor their
brook. They hope 10 obtain this season
10000 eggs. The trouts will yield from
200 to 100 eggs. depending upon age
and condition. They have at present 40.
900 fish, but the larger portion are yet
too small to take eggs from.
They design this season 10 erect new
Matching house, large enough to include
alltheir tanks. so as to bring their whole
works under one roof. The enlarged
works will yield 100000 eggs annually.
These find II ready sale, the interest in
fish culture causing large demand for
stocking private ponds. streams and
rivers-and this demand is likely to in
crease faster than skillful operators
can be found TO produce supply. .--Le,0-
iStOn Journal.