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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

MrRnrR--Thc Denver N,,rs of tho
9th. publishes the particulars of til.
assassination on Saturday last of Pro
bate Judge Dyer. Of Lake county, by
a band Of vigilantes, headed by the
Sheriff Dyer had issued sixteen war
rants for the arrest Of members of the
so.callcd Committee Of Safety, and dc.
pntized DR.. Dobbins to arrest them
The latter returned the warrants. say.
ing that he could not seve them. and
Judge Dyer dcputird Mr.. Sites to
make the arrests He arrested three
Iof the persons, who. refused to be dis
armed. Sheriff Weldon then took the
warrants from Sites on the pretcnce of
serving them, and on Friday came to
Granite with about thirty men, all arm
ed to the 'eeth,' all being members of
the committee Of safety. In their &C
tons they were threatening. 4 little
before dark these men took Dyer to
the court room, Dyer having his docket
under his arm. Twelve or fifteen citi.
zens followed, but were not allowed to
go in. The mob remained but few
minutes in the court room, and when
Dyer cams'out, he was very pale and
derious in,his demeanor. He went to
the store of johnson Bros, wrote a
letter, tina. contents of which is not
known. Dyer had said that he would
not try thc'mob unless they were dis.
armed. Nr. Weldon, the sheriff re.
piled, "That he should try them.v That
evening MI. Dyer could not move>with.
out being followed by the committee
The next morning occurred one ef the
foulest murders ever known in the an.
nails OF Colorado. The committee took'l
Mr.. Dyer to,tho court house. After o.
lew moments o portion Of them left
the room. These returned in .. fewl
minutes. Amoment after their returnl
three shots were fred. Severed ladieeI
visiting in the vicinity screaneds andl
called Welden to go.ap. to the. courtl
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

IwANr, to tell you about Jocko, 9
bright, miscellaneous little monkey
which my friend, Mrs. G., brought
from India. She says. HE liked going
to sea, and was great favorite with
the sailors. He would run up the mast
and look down with an air of triumph,
as much as to say, See how much
better can do It than you'll" | made
him suit Of clothes, little blue trow-
sers, red jacket and sailor cap. He
was delighted with it, and when | went
ON deck always came to meet me,
ready for frolic. He often played
tricks upon the sailors, but never took
any liberties with me. One day ! car
ried q looking-glass on deck, and called
Jocko to come and look in. He was
wonderfully pleased to see what he
supposed was another monkey. He
iahbered at it, and expressed his de-
light in sundry contortions Of his queer
little face. Almost all animals are so-
cial in their nature, and suffer from
loneliness when separated from their
kind. At last he stopped his antics
and stretched his arm around the mir
ror to feel the back Of il, The instant
he discovered the deception be flew in
TO a terrible passion. He seemed to
understand at once that it was no liv.
ing monkey, and he thought | meant
70 cheat him. ] had to run to, save
myself from . terrible scratching. He
sever forgot it, and from that cime we
ceased to- be, friends, for monkeys are
slow to. brgive what they think an in
Salh Whenever walked on. deck the
salors had to keep him out Of sight
Twas sewing in my room ono day,
when be. found his way there, and flew
x me 50 furiously that, if my screams
aad not brought help, | thank he would
have killed me. Nevertheless, !
nourned for Jocko when he died, for
never ceased to hope that we should !
be friends again in time 81. M;cho~
hs.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

Ar prayer meeting On. old man.goi
up and prayed for a son now in. a fcl
on's cell for the crime Of murder. An.
other old man tremblingly, joined his
prayers, adding that he, too, had had
a SON., but he. had been murdered.
Their names were made known, and
the fathers, Of Edward S. Stokes and
James Fisk, j., stood for the first time
face to face.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

m NH street the scene when t''e
liouor passed Sibffd thesogner from
a1ase 5,eesH cannot Sc kvyeW'D'e,d
House after house was lighea' the
flames passing under tbe. doors ana
through the, G ~. M nsam'
soon. ono sss IN ~ ~ 1ssl !, !. Was
! nlses 3, 81 ~ S rsec - tan.
nery the 1a I'M 4 swfd'
fury, and s. : iew liosssl ihsl skton
alone remained u u ~ n, % Here
the train was stopped, and its further
progress barred
In Ardee street and Chamber street
the road was ripped up by the soldiers
and barricades were formed which
stopped the progress of the liquid, and
all further danger, SO far as that source
was concerned, was at an end. The
bonded stores, however, continued to
blaze, and the wall fell in with q ter
rife crash. At one time the scaffold-
ing in front Of the new wing, which is
now being added to the Coome Hos
pital by Sir Arthur Guinness, caught
fire, and the building was for time
in great danger, but the scatfolding
was pulled down and the flames were
extinguished. A number Of barrels OF
whisky were saved, and stored in Cork
street, under the charge Of military
guard, who found it necessary to fix
bayonets in order to keep back the
mob. Up to the hour Of our going to
press thirty.seven houses have been
destroyed, involving loss, it is esti-
mated, Of over 100000 The liquor
in the bonded stores alone was valued
Ut $4,000
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16
ACTIVE Work on THE AMazON.--T

ACTIVE Work on THE AMazoS.-Thc
Amazon foot-wall was reached on
Thursday, The ore body and vein
matter is fifty five feet wide, and the
walls are as perfect and solid as cut
stone. A drift will shortly be run
along the vein westward, and another
to connect the tunnel on the Glasgow
ground for ventilation. The hosting
machinery is, already ordered from
San Francisco, and it is intended to
put the shaft down, another hundred
feet as soon as. possible. The stock
set aside as working capital is now
converted into cash and win be suffi-
cient for six months development.
The Amazon bonanza looks exceeding
y favorable Lyon. County Times.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

| rlE head clerk Of . large firm, IN
Charestown promised an old customer
one dsy half u bale Of Russia duck to
be orr hand precisely at one o'clock
when Il. man was to leave tpHn with
las goods. The firm were outpf duck,
and the clerk wspf 55er to BOSTON to
buy some. Not fdang . trbch1'an.
he hired a man 70 takeit oserin hia
wheelbarrow.
Finishing other business, on his re-
turn to Charlestown, the clerk found
the man not half way over the bridge,
sitting on his barrow, half dead with
the heat.
What was to be done! 1t was then
halfpast twelve, and the goods were
promised at one. There was not
moment to lose. In spite Of the heat,
the dust, and his fine, light, summer
clothes, the young man seized the
wheelbarrow and pushed on.
Pretty soon rich merchant, whom
the young man knew very well, riding
on horseback, overlook him. WHAT
said he, "Mr. Wilder turned truck
MANI
"Yes,' answered the clerk, 1.-THE
goods are promised at one o'clock, and
my man has given out; and you see !
am determined to he rs good as my
word"
Good, good!" said the gentleman,
and started on.
Calling at the store where the young
man was employed, he told his sm-
ployer what he had seen, land | want
you to tell him. said the gentleman,
that when he goes into business, for
my name is at his service for
thirty thousand dollars
Reaching the store, wh:el, he did in
time. you may be SIRE the high price
set on his conduct made amends Rr
the heat, anxiety, and fa<igue Of the
job.
kEEr yorn WORD You see how i'm
portant it is regarded. II is one o,
the best kinds Of capital business
man can have To be worth much to !
anybody n boy mnst form character
IF reliability He must bc depended
upon And you will like to know per.
nars that riis young man became one
# the most eminent merchants Of his
lay. known far and wide, both in. Eu.
'opc and this country.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

1dluE FOR READY UsE.-To any guam
tMy Of glue use common whisky in
stead Of water. Put both together in
bottle, cork tight, and set it away
for three or four days. Il willthen be
6t for use without the application of
heat. 1t will be found a. useful and
handy article in every household.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

We clip the following from the Ari
iona Miner Of June 25th
Theo. Boggs brought in some spcci
mems that he calculated would 90 $t5Y
900 to the ton, day before yesterday
but when he came, TO have it assayed
the certificate read, gold, 600; silver
900; copper, 600; lead. 900; andto add
Insult TO disappointment, the assaycr
had added note stating tina, it was
not even good rock TO build wall. or
for any other useful purpose Theo.
says his discovery is open TO rloca-
ton if anybody wants TO jump it.
We hear Of rich discovery not far
from the Davis mine, in lIassayampa
range, BY Colnmber and Moore, bat
how rich or how extensive we have not
heard. 1t is gold rock and created
quite an excitement ut the Crook mine
when samples were brought there.
Frcdricks has his ten stamps in &C
tive operation now, and is Mrning ont
a good yield Of bullion each week.
Hutchinson has returned from Mineral
Park with the friedrich for the Silver
Belt furnace, which will blow again in
q short time, when we shall expect ~
sec few tons Of silver bullion shipped
away from that mine.
Considerable quantities Of placer
gold arc being received from lynx
Creek and the Hassayampa, at the diff
(crcnt stores. besides the usual guam.
tity Of rastra gold.
Several parties from California and
Nevada have recently gone into the
placer districts to prospect: among
them an old Red Bluff, (sal. acquain-
lance, ". w. Wells, who has the mus
'Ic and the will. and only requires to
ind a place where there is not too
such dirt mixed with, the gold, and
water to wash it with.
Mr.. Hastings, late of the Blue Ridge
Flumc and Lumber Co., Tehama coun-
y, CAL, has also been investigating
The diggings at Bradshaw.
Collier has gone back to Bradshaw
o have everything in readiness for the
rains, which may be. expected
o begin at any time.
Another party has gone to look at
ne cinnabar deposits on the Verde. |
Stone, who was out withJohn Malcom
goes with Kcrrrand Clark, who will in
,estigate it thoroughly and rcport(
Without quite SO much mystery; when
hey return. Malcolm is no doubt al
rood miner, but he plays his points So
Inc that we fear he bewilders himsclff
'ometimes and is not quite sure what |
% has got. 81 =
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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

THE funeral of the late Frank P. Blair
took place at st. LOUIS under. a military
escort.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

Tar Salem (Ogn) Statesman NY
Brewer. Leonard and. party have s''''N
ten dollar diggings at Quartzsll'e', =
Marion county.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

WV. DARBY. committed suicide near
A1msville,. Oregon, q short time since
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

ont they glanced oyer the;, my y I'D
into the room where Dyer ',s ''''''a',
ipg in his blood. He lived ed, ,h' ss'''
teen minutes. Tbe,Nsps say, av ,I''i &
s s;''d undo undoubtedly fired the .ba'
Killed Dyer: Governor Rs s t''' !. 'Is
Informed Of the circunstan,.' sAa
Used to render all the ass;stas., ?n ''
power to suppress mob ,;,,.,' = ''
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ALIVE AND WELL WrH ! Pr,,~
bis BsA's.-A little over two ~! y
ago, David Alexander, a m ''''
about eighteen years Of age. ., .*''
ic frame and in vigorous health .'''
accidentally shot in the head b., 20 =
to' in the hands of a companion r. r.
pistol was a very diminutive xe,.s
carrying a No. % cartridge bal. H. H.
smallest size, We believe, that !. n,
featured. After receiving the. i,;;,s
Alexander walked home, dls,,s -, :,
two miles, without any dificuAr \.
Holt was summoned and exanipea,l 4.
wound. The bali'penetrated The sI,n
just above the right eye, and i,to Il.
orifse made by it'the doctor iu,naue.,
an cight.inch prose, passing is e,t;,.
length, directly backward with
sligho inclination upward until !,
toucLsa the inner plate Of the skull o,
the opposite side, in which the drtr
thought the ball was imbedded.
DR.. Holt thinks, from tie direction
taken by the balA that it mus, have
traversed both hemisphercs Of the
brain, vet, beyond little bodv
sauics, there LIS been no discharge
whatever from the wound. Nu,apa
liclc Of brain matter has escape.
From the FIRST the patient has suffered
little or no Inconvenience. There has
been no pan and scarcely any Ievs,
no cerebral disturbance Of any kind,
no paralysis of either side, and no
symptoms whatever 10 indicate that
- sensitive an organ. as the brain had
received, any injury. In two or three
lays the patient was walking about,
md now for more than week he has
'ecn regularly on the stree's'n ar
'arcnt3s good health,and spirits and
,xccps Tor a bandage about the head
here is nothing in either his appear
lncc or manner to excite suspcIoi
hat a bullet is in his skall-Mt
1Hy,( Fla. Reporter: 1
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16
Redemption Boise County
WARRANTS. / !, j,

NO'TlCE Is HEREBY M 4, y ~ ,ss,A
IN. will. on saturday the l:,n day w ., . il
D. 1885, At II o'clock NJ. Of said asy. :. public Aus
Idaho city, noi-e county. l. T.. or, ao1srs siM
ton. the sum Of seventeen huhule ~ lowest baas'
in sums Of twenty dollars 70 'us mise coaaH'
therefor, IN county warrants Of saio isgs
iasued and ressssered prior 70 Jansaf' rrrrsssusss
JOHN BRoDBEcK. Co. Nv
IDAHO CRY. July l6. 1875.
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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

Even q fool when he. holdeth his
peacesis countedwisey- Bible. TO- sY.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-16

July 10. 1875.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-27
New York Market.

NEW YORK, September 25.-Cotton-
Quiet at l3l@l35c; futures closed barely
steady at l3@l3 1929; October l3 1920;
November u 27-32@l2Jc; January 10
lice; February 13s@l3 5-S2c; March
Is ll.32G 1899; April l3 9-l6@l3 $500.
Flour-Receipts 10000 barrels; without
decided change and very moderate export
and home trade inquiry; new wheat
hours rule heavy and some inferior ex-
tras sold as low as 81 %; super western
and State 81 S0@5 35i common to good
s. 5OG5 10; good to choice S. S066 %;
extra Ohio So 50@7 90; St. Louis S. G54
IS 80. Rye Flour-Quiet and steady at
81 3O@5 90. Corn Meal-In fair request
at 50 5OG4 20. Wheat-Receipts l2s,
600 bushels; quiet and prices generally
without decided change; good old firm;
soft and rejected dull and heavy; rejected
spring 81 GOAL 05; ungraded do 81 %
al 10; old No. Chicago spring 81 $50
81 20; No. Northwestern 81 20; No. Z
Milwaukee 81 23@l %. Rye-Nomi-
nal at soc. Barley-ln buyers favor at
81 20. Malt-Quiet. Corn-Lower; re-
ceipts 10000 bushels; western mixed
steam 6S6G9c; sales at G9@7Oc. Oats
Receipts $4,000; quiet and unchanged.
Steady ut SO 90. Coifee-Firm at
l962l4c. Sugar-Steady at ID l6@S!c
for fair to good refining; Sic for prime.
Molasses-Quiet; Muscovado 3S@ SOC.
Rice-Unchanged. Petroleum-Opened
lower but closed firm; crude &c; refined
l4!Gl4Ic. Rosin-Steady at 81 70(G
81 50. Turpentine-Stea1y at 33!@34c.
Eggs-Frm at 25@2Gc, Leather
Steady at ESQ 2Slc. Wool-Firm; do
nestle fleece 43Co 65c. Pork-Firmer al
81 5O@21 10. Beef-Unchanged. Cut
MeatS-Qmet; middles frmer Lard
Firmer ut l3s@l4c. Butter and Cheese
Unchanged Whisky-Lower at 81 u.
Metals - Copper unchanged; lngot
Lake unchanged at 23im 23Sc, Pig Iron
Scotch quiet and steady at so GOA
S33 80; American dull and heavy ut
$40 00@25 30; Russia sheet quoted at
Sl3 2jml3 -. Nuils-Quiet without
decided change.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-27
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO
Henry *. List,

W. In ChanCcry.
T.. Humphreys Admir- et all
BY "a decree OF said court, entered in the
above case on the 18th day of June, 1873,
said cause was referred to one of the Com
miSSiuucrS OF said court 10 ascertain and
report
list. As to the Ownership Of the tract OF
land OF about rs acres, mentioned and de
scriDcd in the bill and exhibits In said
cause, and also as TO the two parcels of said
land rs mentioned and described in 81 q
bill and exhibits, giving, If possible, the
boundaries of said two tracts, and an alb
stract ofthu title To each parcel.
I'd. Whether the judgment mentioned
ard described in said bin and exhibits, Is
lien upon the property mentioned and
described in the said bill and exhibits, or
any part thereof. and upon which particu-
lar part il is "A lien.
3rd. Whether the said Judgment, or any
part thereof, has been paid OIL and dis
charged.
jth. To state and take an account be-
tween the said complainant and the SAID
administrator of said u. Humphrey, dec d..
5th. 10 ascertain and report who Is the
present owner of the said Judgment, ana
VINO has owned 1t since IL was obtained,
and for what length of time IL has been
owned by different parties.
9Th. To ascertain and report the liens
upon said property, or any part thereof, II
any, and their amounts and prloriticS.
7ih. Any other matters deemed perth
ncnt ny himself, or specially required by
any of the parties in interest
The undersigned, one OF the COMMISSION
ers of said court, hereby gives notice that
on Saturday, the 81 day OfOctOOer, 1870, al
his Office. II Twelfth street, Wheeling, w.
Va, he Will proceed 20 make up report
upon the matters and account referred by
'',' JOHN f. NEHEMIAH.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-27
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 25.-Flour-
Quiet and weak Whcat-Steady and
inmoderatc demand; Mol Chicago spring
unchanged; No. , 81 OF spot; 81 O5f
seller October; 81 05 seller November or
year; No. 9jc; rejected 9isG9Gsc.
Corn-Active No. sole spot; 80! c sci.
Ter October; Ale seller November; 4jc
seller year; rejected 54c. Oats-Dull; No.
> sac spot; Doc seller October; SOsc
seller year. Barlcy-QuIet and firm;
81 O9l seller September; 81 o.! seller
October. Ryc-Dul! and unchanged.
Pork-Firm; SO 20 spot; So 20 seller
October. Lurd-Active; Sl3 40 spot or
seller October. Bulk MeatS-Quiet and
unchanged. Whi.ky-Dull and deciln-
ing ~ 81 lot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-27
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, september 25.-CO:tOn--
Quiet at l3Ic. Flour-Steady with a
moderate demand. Whcat-Actlve and
unchanged Corn--Dull; mixed Goa.
G2c. Steady at sgt Barley
Steady and unchanged. Rye-Quet
and firm at 75G7Sc. Pork-Dull; sales
at ~ %, delivered. Lard-Dull and
nominal; steam l3sc; kettle l34Gll+
Bulk Meat>-Quiet ut S5@ $40 l2iGI
l23Ml2lc. Bacon-Quict at S3m95G,
9ittl3.Gl3Iml33c. Whisky-Steady
with moderate demand at 81 -.
Hogs-Stockcrs Mt 50 5OGt7 90; light
to medium 81 6jC, 90; common to light
St 7jm7 35.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-27
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO

Il
George y. Pumphery,
vs.. In Cllanccry.
H. Pumphrey's admir-, at al.
BY Il decree entered in the above cause,
on the 18th day OF June, 1870, said cause
was referred TO one OF the commissioners
OF said court To ascertain and report
LIST. As To the ownership OF the tract OF
land OF about us acres, mentioned and de-
cause; and also rs to the two parcels OF said
land rs mentioned and described III said
bill and exhibits, glvlngSlt possible, the
boundaries OF SAID two tracts, and an abb
stract OF the title to each parcel.
-. Who has been in possession OF the
said land, or any part thereof, or who has
been entitled To the possession ofthc same
tor the last ~ years.
Bird. To take and state an account be-
tween the complainant, George W. Pnm-
phrey, and the administrator of the said
Il. Humphrey, deed.
18th. To ascertain and report the liens up
on said property, or any part thereof, II
any, and their amounts and pTiorilieS.
sin. Any other matters deemed pertinent
To himself, or specially required by amy OF
the parties in interest.
The undersigned, one OF the ComnIS-
SioncrS of said court, hereby gives notice
that, on Saturday, the I'll day of October,
1873, at his office, No. II, Twelfth street,
Wheeling, W. Va he will proceed to make
up Il report upon the matters, and to state
AN account between the parties in said
decree mentioned.
JOHN +. McKENNAN,
.,,t-t All q lsSi