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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

THEIRS SPEAKS tn. magnificent album.
accompanied by an address fr"n the French
ciiz-ns Of San Francisco were prrsrn,~d I"
Theirs in Paris. lately. aud in replying I" III"
presentation he said Conservative Republic
in France was INSURED. aud the M"narchsis
had been checked The latter may be- checked.
hut they will not remain SO. The opposition I"
Mcmahon is developing great strength; and II
is evident that n uni"u If Imprrialists aud
Mnnarrhis,s would result in the dow mall III the
Republic. So long as thnsc two factions fail
Ia fuse the Conservative Republic is assured.
bu, il they consolidate. then farewell to Rrpub-
Iicanism in France.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

DEPRECIATION IN VALUE.-When Horace
+. Clark died, but short time ago. his estate
was said to BE- valued ut twenty millions Of dol.
lars, and his indebtedness being fourteen mil
lions. his wife was considered very comf"rta-
bly, provided for with the sum Of six millions
left 40 q balance. The financial panic has,
however. played sad havoc with the assets Of
the estate, which consisted almost entirely Of
railroad stocks The general crash drprecinted
the value Of all stocks, and those held by the
estate having gone down some forty per cent.
leaves the estate bankrupt to. the extent If
couple of millions in debt. and the widow. in.
stead OF having her milions 10 lett penniless
She won't suffer, however, as she 10 q daughter
Of old Commodore Vanderbilt. who has passed
safely through the financial storm and has
twenty or thirty millions to live on.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

NORTHERN IDAuO.-We take the fI,o.;.
items from the Idaho Signal Of Nov. 9Th. :
On November 5th the annual distribut;,, :.
an"itirs IL the Neg Prrcrs tok place ., w. y
Lapwai ag~ncy. The election Of suh rh;.s
took place the preceding Monday, with what what
result the Signal had not LEARNED. -''
The nr"slrs is prevailing aluong both Old and
} Dung folks "n Cainas Prairie.
The Charity mill ut Warrrns is AGAIN r,,
"i"g. tn" plates leaking well, AID ever, tLur i,
apparently PROSPEROUS
Pr"irss'r Plummrr has been entertain;p,
the people ii Lewiston.
The litigation between J. H Alvord and
Mike Si"r'ns. f"rurr partners, has resulted in
the referee repairing several hundred dolau
in favor of Storms.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

LEAVES JAPAN.-U. s. Minister De Long
has had bis farewell audience with the Mikado
and introduced his successor, Mr.. Bingham
the Credit Mobilier, back.pay representative
Of the United States ut the Japanese Court.
De Long has represented our country most
creditably; and the great reforms that have
been inaugurated in Japan. throwing open that
country to foreigners, through total change
Of policy On the part Of the Japanese Govern.
ment, were attributable, to q cri tain extent,
to the tact and diplomacy displayed by him
while Minister; and bis removal to make place
for Credit M"bilier rogue reflects no credit
on the Administration.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

PETROLEUM AT OGDEN.-The Ogden juno
ton says that parties who have had experience
10 the Pennsylvania oil regions have discovered
unmistakabls evidences Of petroleum. in the ma.
ture of oleaginous spots on the surface Of many
pools of water, in the southwest portion 1t
Ogden, that have the taste and smell Of coal
oil. A man named Covington, satisfied OF the
existence Of petroleum in that vicinity, has ap-
piled to the City Council for permission to
sink well on the corner Of Eighth and Frank.
lin streets, and the committee to which the
application was referred. it 10 understood. will
report favorsbly. If Mr.. Covington strikes oil
with bic well, there will be grand rush Of oil
spectators to that section, and land will CON-
mand fabulous prices.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

KILLED ny NEGno.-rwo men. one a ne.
er" named Charley Ming". AMI the other n
white man known as "Squealing T"n." had a
row in front Of the D-l,n.,nic" sal.",n, in Or.
den. lately. when Mathew Kinney. an engineer
an the Central Pacific road. came up aud EN-.
d-nvorrd to pncify them whereup"n tn. ncer"
pointed his pistol ut him and fired. the ball
penetrating the abdomen. inaictiug u wound
from the effects "f which Kinney died short
time afterwards. The Ogden junction fr",n
which we obtain the item, says that Ming"
surrendered himself to the authorities and
was committed {" iui:.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

BAD TAsrE.-Ex. Governor James. OF Me-
braska, has been indicted BY the grand jury at
Lancaster county tor appr"priating. while Gov
rrnor, to his own USE. ni"ney that belonged I"
the State. The people "t Nebraska certainly
must have vitlatrd political taste T"ry
elected Butler Governor. year ar SD ago. and
he was i,nprachcd and removed from office tor
Wholesale stealing He was succeeded BY
.Jam.s. now under indictment f,,r similar con.
duet; and Ja,irs was succeeded by Furnas.
who was convicted b-f"rc the people. by the
Omaha Herald. Of having s"ld his v"tr i"r
81. 900 while. b. was mriub-r of the Nebraska
Territorial Legislature. Rogurs appear I"
prosper in that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

Coop INDIANs.-The business Of making
good Indians out of marauding Apaches APP
pears to be still occupying the attention Of the
troops in Arizona. News from Camp Mellow
ell uf November 9Th announces the return I"
that post of Captain Brown. Of the Fifth Cav
airy, from scout in the Tonic basin country.
with the gratifying intelligence that he dis
patched to the happy hunting grounds forty-six
Indians during his raid in that section. Gen
Crook keeps watchful eye over Indian at
fairs in Arizona; and when the red skins be-
come unruly be doesn't invoke the aid Of Peace
Commissioners, but sails into them with pow.
der and ball, instead of hymn books and bibles.
II be 10 permitted to solve the Indian problem
in his own way, in Arizona. he will render
that section as safe place to reside 10 as any
other part OF the country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

DEATH OF MRS. LEE.-Mfs. Mary Gusts
Lee, widow Of the late General Robert E. Lee.
died, recently, at Lexington. Virginia, and her
funeral obsequies took place on November 9Th
IN tho memorial chapel, her remains being d.
posted BY tho side Of her husband. Her
daughter and sons were present. and large
concourse Of friends followed the body OF the
distinguished lady to it, last resting place.
Business was entirely suspended in Richmond
and in the other principal cities in Virginia
and deep feeling Of sorrow Pervades al
eaassss over tho death Of this, ono OF the no
bIsst and most estimsble women our country has
produced. ~ aai .@sf.e..aa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

OwYHEx.-We take the following items
from the .Arelaxcks u November 18th:
The iar,nsrs Of Jordan Valley raised about
4O,QUv busnels ot grain this year. :,
A rich strike hrs beeu made y the South
Char,Ut mine in the 9th level DRIFT, 47O ieet
,lvrth Ut the inain shalt -.
A thanks. living bull u to ~ given IN the new
Chumpiun Hull. Oil thu evening VI Inc S!tn.
Cuptuim B.edsOe. Wells, Fargo q Co.'S 0es'
senxer, returned frUm Winliemuccu, On last
rhursday night, and rep"rts tho capture u Inc
three robbers Who robbed the W'n"eaucca
stugv Oh tho hight Vt October Sotn' Oa''o
EOy, ono vi the highway men, was caught )"
Wiune,nucca; McCOrnick, atlas james Af"'n'
was caught Ut Truckce, aud James Bucknrr VI
sacramento. The watch aud "ther Articles
taken FROM the passenger, Fred Br"ugla",.
were found upon the pei sous VI the roOOe!s' W.
three vi whom are nvw lodged ~ The Wiune-
iuucca jail. -
Mrs. Hunt, mother in. law Of Geo. II. Coe,
has gone ~ San t'rumciscO, being summoned
there W the news ut the serious illness " S"e'
who il not expected I" recover. !.
Tue dralamcte claims that the late election
Tor Commissioner IN tina: county WIS illegal. ~
hrlnx IN cu,tict with tho net Ut Congress 'rg"'
lutiug electluus in Washington aud Adaho 1s1'
rltUrIrs.
Wells. Fargo Il ca. shipped from Owy nee. dur
i,g th. past week, b"lliUn valued VI $zo.|9o ~
Large Quantities Ut freight are arriving III
Silver Cit, from, Winnen,ucra.
The m,"rs ~ Owy her urr l'"king spl"ndid'y.
The. p.."pl: al Jordan Valley urc drsir"us
that their section should be annexed u -" hrc
county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20
ADA COUxTY.-We take the f:,l...:
from the Boise Statesman: AeA

Aba CouSTY.-Ws take the foll,r.;,- !
from the Boise Statesman @h
10. Pinkham has boukht out M 1 -.
interest inthe race mare, :. Emma No U.eaatlt
DTs. Stevens aud Tread well. on H.. . !
day, performed IN Operation ON R..n =. 49, sats.
broken lsG, cutting Of portion 81 Sr" =
next t. the ankle j0int, which protr.i 'as eas
t. prevent the wound truin heaiins " suea y Y
piece taken If was three.fpurth. . - tn
IN diameter. aud the sumr in length :. !. % iheh
side, faperin9 to . point ON the insia - Vt
lreadweIl administered the chloruf,,~. u
Or. Stevens used the saw and cuttin. -. I'D
The operation occupied three. o,,nrt., .0'ssk
hour. aud Mr.. Anderaun came tut ~ =. q
*"ce 1t chl"r"form in good spirits. ha,; Il, 'aas
tered no pain. 'a'"s ut
George w. Stills. welLknown to e,...,
in Idaho Territory, returned to R,;.. ~
few days ago. after about ten months .SEs
travelling through Nevada and Utah '0'tAts
AL Th"nps"" lett by Mondays stao. 9.
Atlantic states or visit. "'@s
john Ward. after an absence Of Al, :. !, !,
months in Utah aud Nevada has rrtur, .es
Boise City. ~
Mr.. Coleman has brought to Ro.. ~.
""ndrscript nni,naI weighing about twrn S'!s
pounds, about fifteen inches in h;.h. u's
eighteen inches long. with stub tail .,1 s@
feet aud eyes resembling those Of doc p "'s
Marsh, III Yale College. saw it when On h. ~. ."'
n Canyon" City, last Summer, and uroa"'. "y
it Il n"udrscript. and kind Of animal h. a"se
saw before. u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

REVERSE Ir-Thc Bedrock Democrat allud'
in, To- TIL. movement in North IJah" lar annex.
nii"n to Washington Territory. says that II II
il successful lit may not be- long until South
rrn Idaho may wish to be- annexed {" Orrg"L
W"uldn't /, BE- n little better I" annex Oregon
IA Idaho, or ut leas, all that portion Ut Oregon
,i ing east IL the Blue mountains.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

observation-disclosures the New York
ubort.uist. who was srntricrd about u year
AK" t. seven years imprisonment III the State
Prison Tor causing the death "f IA Miss Bowlsby
has ~scap"d punishment through s"'''e trch''''
cal defect ~ the law under u hich he was con.
victed. On November 18th. Judge Sutherland
ordered him discharged fr"m custody.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

FAvoRED.-Stokrs, the murderer Ot Jiu
Fisk, having escaped hanging. has arrived a'
the State Prison ut Sing Sing. aud II favored
guest at that institution. as it is rrp"rtcd that
,nstrad Of being put ut hard labor. i" accord
unc. vi Ia his sentence. he is Installed AS t. clerk
in the cigar department. Quite u light ana
pleasant occupation Tor the high.toued young
bI,md.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

JOnNsON's VERsl,.N.-Andy Johnson has
made public. through the columns "f the Wash.
ingt"n Chronicle, his version If the hanging III
Mrs. Surratt. and lays that crime ut the door
"f Judge Holt. who h. says suppressed the pr.
tition fur clrmency, and urged the spe-dy exc
cution Of that unfortunate lady. The state.
ment will no doubt be generally republished.
and then the people will have both sides VI the
caae.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

On TRIAL.-Harris. tho brutal mate Of the
ship Sunrise, 10 now undergoing HE trial in the
United States Court in San Francisco The
indictment contains 100 counts Of brutal and
inhuman treatment Of seamen. and he will M
doubt spend the balance Of his days in State
Prison. The San Francisco Erexing Post has
employed Colonel w. H. l.. Barnes TO assist
in the prosecution.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

OFFICIAL LAcHEs.-The Statesnsan charged,
IN a recent issue, that the Treasurer of Owy-
hes county had failed to make any report 70
the Territorial Treasurer for the past SIX
months. 40 required by law. whereupon the
Avalanche traversed the statement on the
declarations OF one Rupert, Deputy Treasurer
of Owyhee, who has had charge Of the Office since
last Sprins, during the absence Ut Mr.. Card
n.r. the Treasurer. The editor Of the STATES.
man ut once called on thu Territorial Treas
urer for Information. ind that o6iciul. in note
to tho Statesman. said that no report had been
received by him from the Treasurer ut Ow, nee
county since last March. III tho next issue of
the .4ralanche "Old Hill" very properly makes
the ou,rnds honorable. and gives the Deputy
Treasurer. Rupert, D deserved hauling over
the coals for his false statement. Rupert III
formed tn. editor III the aralanche thnt he had
COMPLIED with the law in making all reports
required of him, but on reading Mr.. Hu"t"n's
reply to the letter IF inquiry addressed I" him
bv tho editor uf the Statesman. Mr.. Rupert
discovered that he had ,nislrad Hill Int" rush
mo Harvard to his drfruse when the facts would
not bear him out in it. Hill relied on the
truthfunrss Of Rupert's statements. and upon
learning that he had been deceived by him. h."
promptly acknowledged his error. aud his ex'
PLANTATION places the blame where it pr"prrl!
brlongs-on the shoulders Of an incompetent
and untruthfui official.
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AWRErcn the prevalence Vi the
yellow fever in Memphis. when the sympathies
Of the. people throughout the whole country
were aroused. and contributions in the shape
Of money, clothing, provisions. ETC.. were BE-
inc forwarded from every direction. specu.
lating scoundrel, 8lling the honorable position
Of sx.oficio Mayor Of the plague.stricken city,
was engaged 10 appropriating to bis own use
tho donations Of the charitable that were des.
tiaed for the suffering poor Of that city. The
name of the inhuman wretch 10 Paul Cicolla.
and on the facts being made public through the
columns of the. Appeal the fellow had the
"cheek" to threaten that journal with suit
for libel, with damages laid at $4,000. The
matter hos been investigated BY the City Coun-
Gil. and on November 18th, BY unanimous
vote, Cicolla was expelled from that body on
charge of drawing relief supplies in the name
Of poor widow and appropriating them to
his own use. A person who would, under
such state of circumstances. speculate on
suffering humanity, is monster unit for CIV
ilized society. aud h- should. at least be in'
INJURED for the balance Of his days within the
walls of State Prison.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

DROWNED John +. Witt. aged ab"u,
thirty YEARS, Captain 1T the Western Union
Telegraph C"mpa",'s sch"n~r Winged Racer
in attempting (" board the vessel. on the even.
ing "f November 10th. ut Seattle, fell over.
board aud vas drowned. II. was hot missed
until the f"lIowing day. when bis body was
found near the sch"nn~r.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

DEAD james II. Lucas, one "f the oldest
and wralthrst citizens of St Louis, Missouri.
died. an November 9th. from the effects If a
paralytic stroke. II" was said to bs worth
tr"n eight to ten millions. principally in real
estate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

SUSPENDED Ki,nb~l. Inspector "i
Indian affairs. has suspended General X. NJ.
M,lr"y. Superintendent al Indian adairs t"r
Washington Territory. and app'ntrd. tempo
rarily, Marshal Blum IN his place An invrst,.
ga,"n is t" be mad- into Milr",'s management
of Indian affairs in that srction.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

PROMISES tn CONrESs.-lrvinC, who
claims to know all about the Nathan murder
agrees. it the pending indictments against him
f"r burglary arr. abandoned. that he will take
the witness stand aud tell all h., kn"ws abou,
that affair. aud who are the guilty parties.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

NEARLY COMPLErED.-It 10 reported that
the great Hoosnc Tunnel. in Massachusetts.
that has cost the State millions "f dollars. will
be open on November 26th. but thut it will r..
quire another years work before it will be in
condition for the passage through it Of railroad
trains.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

MONEY WOULDN'T SAVE HIM.-A man
named Richard Mackay. worth over 81. 900.
utter spending $4,000 in lawyers fe~s. has
been sent to the penitentiary. in Colorado, for
manslsught@r
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

DEATH FROM OUrRAGE.-A woman named
Mrs. Garrett died. recently. ut Bingham. Utah,
from the effects "f having been brutully out
ragged by d"z-n men. Two of the guilty par.
ties have been arrested.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

SENrENCED.-P. w. Winkley, ono of the
Marysvills bank robbers, having been found
guilty by the jury on bis trial, has been sen
fenced tn four years imprisonment in the Cali.
iornia State Prison.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

Observation-Disclosures the President's pro.
clamati"n Of pardon for deserters. several hare
surrendered themselves to the military author.
tho n Wslis Walls apd q Rgtspd. QrxUp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

DEATH or A TOPER.-Old Dan Hurley. q
n"t"ri"us topper who spent about half ot his
time during the past fifteen years in the county
Jail at Napa. California. Cor drunken aud dis
orderly conduct, died there. recently.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

New OtaoINGs.--rhrre is considerable *.
cite,nent in L"wer California over the .Japa
placer diggines. The ground. from the surface
down (" the water. n depth If eight ar ten
feet. 10 said n b. filled with 6n- gold.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

UTAH IxDIANs.-A census, taken by Mnj"r
Powell, plac.s the total number IT Indians IL
Utah st 0106 divided iptD 6vo tribsA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

AcQuirrkD-The New York Police Board
has acquitted Detectives Farley aud Irving If
the charges preferred asainst them by the
Bunk of England.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20
OBSTACLES TO MAaRIA6t.'

Happy Relief for fo"As ~. ysnho"
effects Of Errors and Abuses IN e''' owed. ~
restored. lmpsdiments to Marr''ee . IN. rensd'
method Of treatment. New ana re"-' "a .nyelcpa
Books and Circulars sent fee' ~ "a sca'
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ,,.,iop hsvs
Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa..'-an ''' .,ct and pr
high reputation for honorable c0''' Ipovls''
feneional skill.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

oa 8 p. NJ Row. s:~ 7o. aud
Phiisdelphia. are our Agents Tor pr scovs cuss
menls for The lpAH. woxlD in ~. Il our
su,horissd 70 contract for advefu'
rates. u,adM
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

: DnAp.-Msjsr General w. j. Hardee, late
e ~ Coafslersts army. disd, about ten days
- - ~ bugisd . eelm9, Alabama
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

No AoaE FREE PAssEs.-The railroad
compauies 10 Oregon have ioaugurated re-
form movement By determining 70 issue no free
masses 10 tho future over any Of tho roads in
that STATE If enforced, it will do sway with
the Radical majority in Multnomah county At
tho election next Spring; and Radical country
1aitpts will not make such frequent visits t.
~ nitchell headquarters in Portland.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-20

- ron the very best Photcgr..pppRis- AsCEs =
4 Rnlofsou:e Gallery without SIA. .er, stssss
THE IiIvATOR ~ Aonss
IrnnN1npN
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Spiral 1ptires.

Spfflal 1lotlrfs.
BAN KING HOUSE
ASSAY OFFICE
&c. w. MOORE f. co.
Successors to B. II. DuRell 4 Col
First National Bank Of Idaho,
Main Street, Cor. Commercial.
Directly Opposite Tel's, Fargo & Co.'S ofa
IDAHO CITY.
Will Do a General Banking Business
CORRESPONDENTS:
Donnell. lawson Co. No. avail Street, NevI@L
California Trust Company. ..........S san ffancS"
Mcssrs Ladd L Triton. Portland VNs'A
First National Bank Of Idaho ............B Boise S9
We also draw direct Oh
London, Bremen, Amstsrcan'
Dublin, Hamburg. Han''a'
Paris Berlin, A'aus''
And other leading European Cities
We purchase Gold Dust. Gold and Silver 0'D'~
Quartermas,ers' checks and Vouchers Anu 49,
Certificates Of deposit issued BY Eastern '''N'''
or oregon Banks: ,.
buy Territorial and County Warrants ana O0D'''
Make collections on ail points in the on'ea'
and all business connected with genera 0'D
receive prompt attention.
The highest price paid for Gold aud S'''
either in Coin or Currency.
Our Assay Once is under the ''pe mile
Mr.. r. ". KxoxsxR. and We are pfep. ~. ind,
returns Of Assays Of Dust. Bullion anu ..n,.,,
hours. and the correctness Of our assay Mint
and losses from coinage. At any un''e0
made good.
Particular attention paid to the A'''''' "
and Minerals.
Dust. Bullion and Assay. Of Ore left At sss ' '.,
inn p,.ces will be forwarded to this on'''
and returns made the following DAY ,..,..r cu.
MsdiRau L Cannady. ...........'' p,.eerviua
J. v. r. witt. Granite crssl
Con Healey h Co. ............''''''' .c.utervua
], B. Duke / Co.. ............'''' "a
O. ". MOORE q ~