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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-17
BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Trial Of Thomas Loundes for the Killing
Of His WIFE,.

TTiaI OF ThOmns LOundes Tor the killing
Of His Wife.
Before Judge Pratt and Associate Justices.
The trial OF Thomas Loundes, indicted on the
charge OF having murdered his wife on the sth Of
February last, In the Eastern District, was con-
tinued yesterday. With the view OF aintaining
the defence Of insanity the prisoners counsel in
troduced testimony showing the singular actions
OF Loundes for some time previous to the tragedy.
II appeared that on one occasion he attempted to
Jump into the North River at pier No. a. and was
arrested and taken to Bellevue Hospital. He did
not seem TO be under the influence OF liquor at the
time.
THE PRISONERS STORY.
LOundes himself was sworn ana testified as fol.
lows:--l came to this country fifteen years ago,
from Liverpool; / was married to Margaret
Loundes about twelve months afterward she was
from Ireland; about two months after we were
married, OF a Saturday evening, she'd run out and
get my Sunday clothes out oil pawn; we used to 60
to church then; found she drank, and her habit
thaf NO. 'n"re@sea go SS.S,.y I've last i've years:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-17
MARINE COURT-PART l.



During the trial OF the case Of Durlach vs..
Fischer, in Part l OF Marine Court before Judge
McAdam, plaintlf's attorney, Mr.. Simon, called in
question the accuracy of the ofciai interpreters
Translation OF the testimony OF a German witness.
The Court stated that the interpreter being
sworn officer of the Court, 1t would have to rely
upon his Interpretation. The counsel again inter-
rupted little later, and was called to order, but
upon third time repeating the offence Judge
McAdam fined him $25 and ordered him in custody
OF an OflCer.
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COMMON PLBAS-TRIAL 7
Important Restrictions rs 70 Cancella.
ton OF Policies.

Important Restrictions as 70 Cancella-
tIon OF Policies.
Before Judge ]. F. Daily.
In the suit OF the International Lite Insurance
and Trust Company against the Franklin Fire In
surance Company, Of Philadelphia, the particulars
OF which have been published in the HERALD, Mr..
Vanderpoel, for plaintiff, moved yesterday. after
the testimony had closed, that the Court direct
verdict lor plaintiff. Ex-Judge Fullerton. for de-
fendant asked the Court to dismiss the complaint
or direct verdict for the defendant on the
ground that the policy in question terminated be-
fore the fire occurred Judge Daily, in passing upon
the question, said, my impression is there Is no
question of fact to go TO jury. The questions OF
law in the case must be decided by the Court
struction Of the clause in the policy re-
lating to cancellation-viz., that the company
may terminate the policy for misaescriptlon. in
crease OF risk erection Of new buildings and any
other cause. deem it amounts to. this, that the
causes for which the company may cancel the
policy must be OF the kind specified in the con-
ditions Of the clause ITSELF and that they have no
power arbitrarily to cancel. With reference to the
alleged consent TO the cancellation of the policy,
the plaintiff personally gave no consent, and James
Wilson personally gave none. All that can be
urged is what took place between Shepherd & Case
and Mr. Place. the alleged agent Of Mr.. Wilson.
In my view, on the evidence Place had no author
ity to consent for the plaintiff Mr.. Wilson to any
cancellation OF the policy. Judge Fullerton ex-
cepted, and the Court then directed the jury to
find for plaintiff In the sum Of So 462 3d. and granted
plaintiffs counsel an allowance OF five per cent.
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JEFFERSON MARKET.
More Reckless Driving.
RQforn Iu(pa Murrav

Before Judge Murray.
On Monday afternoon last Mrs. Alexander M.
Ross OF No. 100 East Twenty ninth street, was rid
ing up Broadway in carriage, when lumber
cart, driven BY one Patrick Cox, coiiided with It,
thereby seriously injuring the lady. Cox was ar
rested Dy Officer Green and arraiRned before Judge
Murray yesterday on charge OF reckless driving.
He was held to await the result of the injuries.
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ESSEX MARKET.
Car PickpOcket.
Before Judge Bixby.

Thomas Gillett, of No. $50 Fulton avenue. Brook
Ign. while riding on a Third avenue car on Mon
day night, was robbed OF gold watch, valued at
500. Luckily for Mr.. Gillett he missed his watch
before Meyer, whom ne suspected OF stealing 1t,
had time 10 get of the car and had him placed
under arrest. The prisoner was fully committed
for trial at the General Sessions.
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THE POLICE JUSTICE QUESTION.
The Argument Before the Court Of
Appeals.

Appeals.
ALBANY, June 10, 1874.
The question as to the constitutionahty Of the
act removing or egisatng out OF Office the Police
Justices In New York city has been under argu-
ment before the Court of Appeals for two days
Messrs. Eaton, Porter and Waterbury taking the
affirmative and Messrs. Gerry and Beach the neg
alive. The argument is still going on and will
be continued tomorrow. AS the Court win ad-
journ Friday, the 10th inst, to September 81 de-
csion Will not be handed down until then.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-17
CITY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dis
bursements and receipts OF the Treasury yester-
day.
DISBURSEMENTS
Claims paid number OF warrants l0D. amount.
Paw rolls mumoer OF warrants. III amounting 29Os
Total number OF warrants us amounting TO-. $l67u5l
RECEIPTS.
of taxes, &c, and interest. .414n 1
From collection OF assessments aud intcrest..... lisa
market rents. 1898
FROM water s,25g
licenses Mayors Office. 500
From fees and nnes, district COURSE. ....!. 5u7
Total. Nd
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEOIAL TERM.


Nelson vs. Dodge ct a-Motion denied, with $40
costs. See opinion.
Weston ct al VS.. Ketcham ct al-Findings OF
law and fact settled.
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SPECIAL SESSIONS.

fall down on the Sidewalk. The Court directed the
jury to acquit the accused
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SUPREME CoURr-sPEOIAL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Hume Vs. Murray.-Case settled.
Foley VS.. Egan.-Memorandum for counsel.
Kinney Vs. Wood, Eek vs. The Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad COmpany-See memOrandums.
BY Judge Davis.
Gilbert vs. Gilbert-MemOrandum for counsel
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papers beng found open the next morning. That
Haas store had been burglariously entered ID tes-
ried to by nve witnesses. including the ONCE boy,
who the last to leave the store on the evening
OF the 18th Of August and the first TO enter It on
the morning OF the 18th, and who says he found
the books and papers strewn about the store.
haas states, however, that none OF the books re-
ierring to the business between himself and Simp-
son we're in the sale that night, he having taken
the precaution after the decision OF Judge Larre-
more, to store them In the Sale Deposit Company.
Out Of this arose q charge against simpson.
The taking OF the testimony on that CHARGE before
Judges Bixby and DOnohue occupied almost six
months; and alter an elaborate argument on be-
half OF Mr.. Haas by Mr.. Charles Wehle, and on be-
half OF the prosecution by Mr. Charles w. Brooke,
Judge Donohue gran ted an order honOrably dis
charging the defendants Emil Haas and William
Carere from the complaint against them and hold
ing that there was no foundation for the accuse
ton Of conspiracy.
Decisions.
BY Judge Westbrook.
Schlessinger va. New York and OsweC0 Midland
Railroad Company; Sargent vs. Bailey; IN the mat
ter Of Smith. Halliday Vs. Levy; IN the matter OF
Schin, Webb vs.. Anen.-Granted.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Knapp vs. Alden.-Default opened on payment
OF $50 trial lee and $40 costs OF motion. Memoran.
dunn.
Spratt Va. KinR-Memorandum.
In the Matter, &C.. Slade; Stewart vs.. Manhat-
tan Market; In the Matter OF Dougherty -Granted.
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NORTH WESTERN n. !. d. Il.
lyfl.E.u BRdNtql.

Passenger traIu leaving Raleigh Il ,,iI D. M.
cnnIiegtsat 6reensboEa ulthfhe Northern bound
iinn; making thnqfiskezt time 10 an Nostl,rrn
cifies Prize OF Tickets same ~ Ma OTHER Fon,e..
Trans 10 and from Ileints Ea.t ~ tsrreashsro
connect 81 t;resnsbsifo ullh Mil Trains 10 ~
ffpla points North OF south. -
TFains ,laily both WAYS.
tsn SUNDAYS Lsnehhlire Accommodation lssye
Eichnsand II s4e = in. srf1is II Hnrkeyiile n Is
y m. lcaye bnrketille 9f :. M, arrive at Rich.
llipud "a pu.
Pullman "a sre larsen al nirbf tysins bstwcer
Charlotte anil klchniond, ailliout change:
raf~fs fiiai haze afraugemenis 10 advertise III
schedule - tili~ fDsnIuny WIN pitse print As 4.
iovr. I55-l
fur further Information ahircss
:. r Al.fsEs. tsenT Ticket Asrns
MR.TAtnerr.
\ EnsinHsf Ap6 Superintendent.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SaFsa5ailIi2l RG2GlVslt

gAs uArE TIlE MOST 4sToxIsiffsI crREs: 50
otjItK 80 RAPID ARR nix eHtSliEs. TnE
90 THIS TRULY WoSDERfCL MEDICINE.
THAT n8 s
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HEALTHI BEAUTY!

sTROvn kNp rrrn nfrs't Rfn0r-f ycRRk sE
BE1uTIFuL COAPiExI0N skcURED ~ ALI
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GO TO TEXAS
yIA TriL
Lone Star Route.
(I..l.fndlolglI aadi tsiiffql Norlra 4. n.

(I,itsraldlolnl ua9 {rfetf Northern u. r.
DAKSESG5.fss eeinz u Tsxas IA Memphis
and I.liisr Itsea. % "a shfstspnrt. strike
ihi, lins - i.sagsisw. the Ise>t Route 10 pales-
tiiie, Hearne. NeeS. Aif.fIli. Huafst1Ile fiaiis.
ton, tishc-ion and al lrsfafs N Weferh. Gem
trsi. Eastern ard sntfleTn ,fexat
Passengers Va Nes Urieas- viii md 3 tin be.f
Route b. u W.. NIHeais. niila.. Oterion. cnnh-
eif. Lons,irw and III pests W Easfern AID
NrrfhrssfsT fsxa~.
This hnc + wtii hnill. fhafounl,,y equipped
with rteft nntiefn ifbpfu4e sneif. tnciniIIuz New
sud EifzlHt Il1f Gsaehes. Innnian Psl,rs rierf,-
inF Car. Ns-tiurtssul-e ar isfskr.. Miler's ~.
ientSslsty i'iffsuns asd eouphifss and nawlarc
el.r ran tte lss~fNsef - euAircitiy seIeud on
a sIretly <tfr astsi e0lfasnaAlF i0uffcy.
The lglNE STAR Remie ~. aaniralSy an.
swrrsd ils stirFYs .lIan II - u Te1a-s 81 the
publication pfnn fnfefr~liNx and truthful drrm-
InrHi, rsnlnining 4 ealnaisis nnd rnrrwrt msr.
ahksh san y. glaaiisesi tEss n eiarar by aircs.-
4 inx ne GF.NFN III. TIskET AGENT. tuirrna-
tianai and threat Northern hailTaad, Houston.
Texas.
District vi Frh. iiy.
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pRATrs ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely nsE rsffArflg 0ddfie&. hlways
nmifgrn. llllunw ssHz aasiatt fupatsr T. ~.
Burns IL aUs l4HlE 1at1 u5ggcrs n exploding
d. taxing -. sfsHaeaa Fsf aknfftsy VI dis.
place tir ii.e y solsfis aiFi daaetasis ois. III
saftfy ufder stefg pes bic tfsi.- and Il. psfiegl
hlrtin 4 dfafiies. ne proved 81 u cOninlsd
De 10 0ser 80, n1 fsmilies.
Millions ~ Kallgns hste been sold Sid no ae.
s4deni--dinerflt o. iudEFefflt-has even occurred
ffom buruiaf afsfiag ~ baudIpzn.
The lljfsuFpnfe Gomranles and Fire Com
missenere tLroueiIoLl tic country recommend
the Astral a. the ipest safeguard Yllen lsmps 50
u-ed sod fpf eifefiIaf. Fof ssIs ~ retail ID
the trads keneailg. land ~ wholesale w "
''''''1 ~ g I'LL. Nv z .M
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The Bmers are sold either By DE bile or
Csc a 81 per Loitie.rIlfq

Pdfffs n sending Isiters ~ ssEsire ~ IN their
81 COUNTY - well . Town where they reside ~
viii save H. \ wonderful amonnt ~ fiulc and an.
noyance II this viii y observed.
The Perry Aromatic Bitter Company.
NIB. ID ii. ~ ConftlbDd st., IN. y.
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= BEuFR AND fGuB eured fov hflv cri,is fhsFe :
M, remedial ar,ni IN this world thai WIN fsrr
and Arac and al ether Malaftsns Eiia'.- scafl.,
TynlNpid. yellow. and osher Fevera iaidPd by RAU
WAYS t'iLLsI 80 gaick a. RADMAy'S READY kkr
IAEF. Fiily cents per bottle.
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LGs Greene, LildEy & BaHtlGIs
Great Family Medicines,

Prepared exprcssiy for md adapted 70 tEc
N0ukhcrn climate
.sC0nrD'ud EzSraa Corwioiis.v j. the
mos powerful and efjrient Alternative and Blood
Puriksr known. preparedexrres-ly Tor 6erofaia,
Secondary Sgpblfs. Erbp1cHs Oh The skin add
~ diseases which are prOduerd " lad " On.
healthy blood. rs
..Dr. GFeene's ne Cwe,s cures alt
Eind. Of Fii..Epar an.rC ehsul-iou4. whicb Dr.
pend u;ion Irritation Of tbe nerve centr-: often
sfoIe tse Fits rom the Ord days use ever where
they have existed for years.
:. Meficded HOaey.' the great remedy
ar Coughs. cofds. Crosp. .alfhma. Br51chffis.
Sore 7hroaI and AZ di-sasss ~ The AIr-fasa ages
and Lung. u dos not sicken tle tntbat, u
tjleasans u take. promrf M Ne affioE. 5oes not
lalure he sF5.iiie Or impsir digestion a mo-i
ExpeforantedQ. /, y ~ = a .lI..i. Z. Iii...rs4
or" Nsutatgia S,.sei6e' i a perfect
sperifr for Eewofgid .6ciofiea. RheBmofifm. a
~ fnnsruixr - nsfseIss pains wheeser situated,
fhese Medicine. arc prepared With great care
from pertsty reliable dr,'xs. ard ier ile e.pesal
ane ~ tlseini "A eIriwed ;, Henre ALL They are
1enflcaIg Tie sslpt whirigwe have ned ~ ON
practice fur yeaf[ an1 ID Tits Recommending
ihesn h tiip pnhile vi kgin whereof We affirm.
They are sais, feiiabM sid c1scirnk acting ulrk
aisA slsoriuebly. Try flFrn ard yoE VIII want
For ssisty Dtitgrzfesnas't. Prepared o.
Das. GnrEsk. LrsDtrY : Brsrrgy.
fsNl'ff Charlotte, N. q.
n. B.-Cmcers. 1smols al Ulcer
treated as heretofore by tt. ~. +
- KINDS 0,Y1nf Otrg6sy 1nfiefotss,p
II Charlotte, CbIdsbcfs and AiheviIls.
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TO DELICATE FEMALES,

Ladies. old oryonug. VII md these Bitters es-
ecsay adapted 10 DISEASES pertIliar 10 their sex.
Nervousness. Las-itude. Want Of Appetite
and tieneral Debility. III yield 10 the ma;, c
charm Of these inestinallc Bitters.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-14

THE attorneys for Brooks and Baxter have
arrived in Washington, where they propose to
argue the question Of the right Of their respec.
tive clients to the Governorship Of Arkansas
before Attorney General Williams, who will
instruct the President ~ to how he shall decide
the question" SO says the Chicago Nnses.
No further need Of Judiciary-no use for
Courts under our institutions Of advanced Re.
publicanism! The Attorney General hears
cases and instructs the President. who decides
according to the Instructions received. How
simple! But why not further simplify the
matter BY authorizing the Attorney General to
hear and decide1 Why the circuml0cution Of
instructing the PRESIDENT Lot the whole
matter Of overnment-landaulet and all--be
turned over to the Attorney General.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-14
NORTHERN IDAno.-We condense 40 follows
from the Lewiston Si0u0l Of Nav I'd.

NORTHERN IDAno.-We condense ~ follows
from the Lewiston Signal Of May I'd:
The District Court will convene Monday
next-thirteen cases on the docket, two Of
them divorce cases.
Dayton 10 an entsrprising. go.ahead place
and Is improving rapidly. A wooden factory
a beetsugar establishment and q projected
(lipseed7) oil mill are among the notable enter.
prises Of the place mentioned in the Si0mal ed.
TORS notice Of his visit there.
A couple Of biturcate demijons came in col.
lsion in Lewiston, few days ago. but neither
was hurt. They were full Of whisky.
The crickets have already devoured one OF
two crops Of grain on Clearwater.
William Rexford, of Pataha, had y leg broken,
recently. He 10 getting along finely.
The castings for Chapman Bros. saw mill
have arrived In Lewiston.
The o. 8. N. Company commenced to 70
ceive through freight to Lewiston, April 9th.
Robert Montgomery. near the stockranch Of
Mr.. Greenfield, was riding wild horse which
threw him and kicked him 10 tho face, break.
ing his under Jaw and seriously injuring him
about tho forehead mouth and neck. Cr,
Stanton PronQunces him very seriously hurt.
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rRAUDm ONEIDA COUNTY SCHOOL REPORT.
OrrIcE SuP'r. PUB. Inst. !
BOISE Cry, l. T., May l. 1874.

| BOISE IL A's SA0J - - =,
EDITOR SrArEsMAN:-Mr. Bulge. County
Superintendent of Oneida County asks me 20
publish the proofs Of fraud on the part o. tne 9
County Superintendent or Census MaIsna e. =.
Oneida county In answer will quote IIon
letters received at this office on that su?)ocs /.
and 4, are in Mulad Valley and the number SET
dnwn for each. am Inclined to think very
hioh. District Is (1S6 children reported u
tn monv for any place in the county. DIS
trict %. Oxford (l3O children reported -, 70
INV notion. entirely out Uf reason. D'staict -
Ul5 children reported, and DISTRICT 10, i.s
children reported) are the two districts u
Paris and seem to mo very large.
In subseOuent letter correspondent W11to:'
.In ana cnse know . family consisting Of SIX
children. four of them between and years
of age-the Census Report returns e.ght SchOot
children for the family, and l would not Do
surprised if that was the way tho entire cen
ana was taken-that il by enumtrating tue en-
tire family as school children. OF course tnis
il no fault Of Mr.. Bulge, but ! am sat'sned
Their. ia not over 1920 school children IN TINS
county.
PLANTATION in the Sfdfes"sdn' IN wn'c" NC ""~0s
some huge mistakes" -.
Mr. RIDGE gives list If settlements which
were added to Idaho by the survey OF the
boundary line and sums up 1905 additional
incubation which he says ''by no means repre-
sentiug all OF the annexed population"
Now know that this does give erery sont
tb It was added to our population and II tue
truth was known many more than was added
The census showed 500 outside OF these
above enumerated and would make our actual
population about 900 or less. in place OF Z ,ooO
az Bulge has it, He further states that the the
report for 1872 showed Ass children for 9o'
population which is false: it showed $50 clii
iren for a population Of 800 and included
every child in the county as then constituted
Mr.. Bulge will probably be satisfied that the
above information was sufficient Ia warrant at
Investigation which would have been made had
there been any money with which to make 1t.
| JOSEPH PEKRAULT.
| ERROR the ID paragraph. the! eleventh
line Of Mr. Pcrranlts letter in Saturdays Ir,
Wsekiy should have read Il nm satisfied there
is not over / 200 school children N this county
and in the 9th paragraph the ID line should have
read Z, SIS instead Of Saskatchewan.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-14

Arvrnrrsrns IN THE WoHLD-We publish below
rasrence list which win snabls readers Of the WORLD
n tnrn With Acility 70 the advertisements o. any
tho savertise "a it, columns. We do this because
va th,nk Il better for III concerned than the rather
stale. ana not always pleasant practice q giving To-
cal puds:
8 q. Sil,bs-Books, stationery and general news
dealer: ADVERTISEMENT middle Of hrst column. on
drst page. . p...,... .av.rt,.amant aame
p1:na.rt Rro-Forwsrding and commission mer-
chants advertisement second column. nrss page.
Frank Cooper-Baths and boarding. advertisement
'eG rn"s Hoass-Bosrd and lodging N. g. Luney.
nronrtetor: advertisement second column. nrse page.
International HStet-J. " Dsvison psopl1'. s',
board and lodging; advertisement second column
Earfs EscAanoe-wm. P. HIATT. proprietor board
and lodging; advertisement second coiumn' nls'
mater. Restouramt-John Foster. proprietor; i'd
vertisement second column. hrst page.
CITY Livery Stabie-A. Orchard. proprietor; saseF'
tiseunep second column. first page.
White's EseAange-Mike Fenner: propr'e'or' 10
yertisement In Affh column. second page.
Wagon and Carpenter SAcp-H. Jones. proprietor
advertisement in nth column. second page.
Robert J. Auliigan d Conserving mschines' NTH
column, second page.
JOHN Dwight & co.-soda. nth column. second
b. b. Observation-Disclosures and Jeweier. third
column, third page.
Thomas Barry-General merchant. fourth column
third page. $3.50 ,..
third page. ar. .o,,,,.,
third page r.ns o,
CD. GUY Drug Stoys-Dr. H. zipf proprietor; hfti
column. third page.
y,g Neat LaYket-John Gsrrccht, proprietor
fourth column. fourth page
Washington Narkef-McDevia Rowe. prop1'e'ors
fourth column. fourth page. .
Empirs Neat Narkefs-S,ark. Towey Garrett
proprietors fourth column. fourth page
Professional cards. aud the cards OF Champions
| Good Templars aud Odd Fellows are on nrst page.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-14

THE spread Of the gospel according to the
Greek Church in Polish Russia. must be q
pleasant and exhilerating pastime. The cler.
gymsn goes out among his flock, accompanied
by constable armed with knout, and select
ing such sinners % are to be " redeemed" or.
ders them to be stripped and bound, and the
above named instrument Of evangelization to
be applied to their bare backs until " CONVEX.
sion takes place. 1t is said that the doctrine
of salvation when thus presented to the mind
through the nerves of sensation, isirresistible
while the spectacle afforded the unbeliever by
the method and manner Of its incubation, i'm.
presses him. If be il not wholly blind to all
good purposes and intents, with = most pro
found and reverential admiration Of the tolera
ton, benevolence and brotherly love Of religion.
lists. Every Christian power under tho sun, Of
any significance, holds ito conquered province
over which il rules with most renorseless
disregard Of all Of the better instincts Ut hu'
mainly; but 10 no country on earth, not ex'
cepting those decried % non. Christian and bar
barous, IL there witnessed the extent Of brutal
ity which distinguishes Russian rule in Poland.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-14

OwynEE-We condensc the following items
from the Aralanche Of May 9th:
The Ida Fillmore mill il running on alum.
It ia reported that child Was born in Sill.
yer this week broken out all over with scarlet
fever.
Judge Henry Martin & Co. are taking mag
nifcent ore out Of the Genbrook mine.
Jim Iowery. who had his ankle broken by
being thrown from horse. is getting better,
and thinks he will be able to ride ON horseback
in few days.
Splendid ore il still being taken from the
Belle Peck mine.
The scarlet fever 10 thinning out the ranks Of
the little ones, and hanging Grape on many q
door in Silver CITY.
Johnny Beggs il lying at the point Of death.
His disease 10 said to be consumption.
Superintendent Keown shipped BY Wells,
Fargo g. Co.'S. express, to San Francisco. last
"wednesday, s bars Of Golden Chariot bullion,
valued at &l3.O25 40
Albert Montague. con Of Simon p. and Mar
tina Stacey, aged 3 years, 1 month and 10 days,
was accidentally drowned in Reynold's Greek
last Monday evening. 1t 10 supposed the un-
fortunate boy saw . salmon and. taking q
pitchfork to catch Il, missed his mark and fell
into the creek. He was missed about dusk in
the evening, and, after searching all night, was
found the next morning about $50 yards be.
low where he probably fell in the stream. On
his right temple there was bruise and . large
cut on the left temple about two inches long.
which were the only cuts or bruises on the
body.