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Tho Arabs and Capta OF Cairo.

A41A9A ,nO4C30kRSs
II ths n'sn:e, % sas ,ypess S5p As.te Afs esy
no @ I'll SeF nass 4 %sa s
:tadisa. ~ psenis ssi shsm.siye: Essp:,sas' y s
rc.,on u tho :1rao,aa ] rrouhst anu Ths H. cops. c. IT,
Whosc name would mako thc1n tie representatives
Sahed 81 s II stss. ~ s
inx c!sssca, tho.e who eolape1iod a. con.
ieasssss ~ found s stasae. ts sSs
,sas; 1,ss s Sae ~ ps:,s q
The servants OF aeryants. tho tolicrs, md canuot
dltter vary much from the people OF whom lterodo.
q them At . time wero torce4 by Chcopa 10 build
hIs pys.mid; uut Mast 81 kaAits, s'sho victorious
eiteoa 10 osea~e hsmpS. ana @ nHiSp :i s:s
Dabylon, IL tolsrahIy perfect; much psrfect,
!naesd, than an{ remnant 2! tho Roman ru'e ln
Fy.tst, nov called old carr: 4. Eg3nt vi oas
81 bs s.fisss .s::s o shs Sss.s cspas, ia Iens @
Tho centre Of AnI. clv!laaiIon, Il has
moro feature. Of purely Arab typa than cor;
oi it, sito e!tho: In Europe, Xyia, or Aitiea. Tha
traveller. thteFotoEe. who de.,res q sec ths ~.
In Cairo, and he finds IN tho narrow, picturesque
strocts q Thy old paru q tho town scene. ot In.
tcrost whlch he may ssek ia vain elsswlsse, When
frmaIkablo. Though iii the tyranny vi tic
Turks has not sutred to alter the 1ndulblu char.
aclurI1tlca Of tho place, and though the Vide
squares. thu fountains. ths xuldrna, Tue arcade.,
thu wstered roads, the rows u villas have half-
French look the psopls who crowd every thor
uughflsr ara ~ snlike anything Europebn - can
b.. Here, = louK alrln9 OF xs0anlng eame!s. lad
hY Uedoltn aa whtte capots, CARLOS loada Of
Hstrn clover OF long fsgRots of augazcsne. Tnare,
half do1fn blno.Ro~hud women squat Idly ta The
middle Of tho roadway. A bseMn'sklnned boy
walks 4uut with no cfothlur on bis long, leun
ltnlbs, or INDY atunthcft4 In valumtnous lrapeEy
rides by on 4 donkey, her face cuyo.od With
transparent white veil, and het knasa nearly -
high ~ her eha. bnlock.caFt with 1mAll
wliusls, which crsak horribly A. every turn, guus
past with IT. cargo Of tteacle. Jars. Hundreds OF
oakry. boy: lie In walt 70. fa1s nyrtads Of half-
clothed children piay la1lly u ths Ruttrrs. tur-
fa1ea Arab4 sn'oks lons pipes and eonyafse enor-
pair u running footmep, In wh!to shlsts Aad wlda
shUrt Trousers, shuts to clear the way fox 4
.raxs In which. behind halt drawn bnds, soma due
lady OF the yicsfsKal hREeM takes tue ar. shs u
accompanied perhaps by 4 little buy in Eur0pxau
dress snd BY 4 Rosernes* Or nurse whose eonnot
and French costume eontrust Strangely Hlta tho
vsi!el figure opposite. A still greater contta4t
!. Offered by tne Appearance Of The women who
atand ~ ~ tho carriage pas4ca. whosa babies arc
carried aatE1S on the shoulder, OF Aouetlnes Ia
the GAAkst ~ carefully balanced OIL lhu head. The
4asketA hardly dlGeF from those depicted Oh tho
walls OF thu lncient Iomts, and pEobAb tbs t2by,
entirely naked and itA syet fu]l VI black dtas. y
much ltxS what ~ ancestors were In tue days Of
The Pharaohs. In tho older QuArtert OF tbn tuwR
ths scsuss aEs much tbs sans, ou!y th4t there u
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ROukANtAN FUdtTIyHB.

css1s<poHaesos d"sfoa soutwafs
People atu Geeih2 from thls part OF Itoumanla By
atacten. nu1rsrtan mt&ainnar who h,s h.,c.,
,. - DN't~t"u ~ 'u1 1,oN4'ss ~" uAs esea
stafslln9 W!th nv TOT soe days, says That tho ul"
gaflana, who arO much mora In danger IN some re-
snrrts than our fri,n,1a t<, sra m.oI
t.,t ,<, snch f.or. mt ruo,I. .tn,r ~. 49,.
-. ~ .4.s - ~. ~. peup's a'onx nefs nAtS
oasn heaf'p2 ZOE ko ps4t s4 noot!3 OF th1 atfuci.
uts eoknulIttad BY tho Turks in helpeas Ysr-
yis last year; o{ ths sacked and burned
Villages. Of unen roasted alive aner being
tied to treast and wet cloths put over thrir
fuces 10 tsat stdaeatlou from thu suoks might not
Instantly raltaya their au usnps: az m usteas or
rors wh,eh nv mn r.Yu..s IN a.sc,,i. Int ,xhirh
are proven. have been seen ard sssaosd 70 By
slltes people rune rlar that lIttIp children wers
eut In h sm,i ncrca ep1 thoi, .s.tn, ~.
....,.. .p p4oSs@ wv N.a4 .sa'a'ns eAttea w.
omphantly through tae asfss1 on bsyonsts BY
bloodthissty and fesocEous followers VI the stand-
s1l OF the Prophet and 1t Ii not astonishfny that
NAV ncs Most ~ tha.. tu,,,,s.. h,.. .,,,,. e.
."H,.a ~. ,,,ss ...,,a ,ass s.4,s soMe -
SOURCES. ~ ttus hi'!e stsuons one aads enormous
wooden chests containing hou.ahptd uisux,i..
f,oa u,a .I.t,,t,,, ..,..s.t. sss.I.,. ".
ns.,.s, s s ..4NAuos '''a,'a,s ~ stsAt
quanAuesi aha over ths*v stofcs, WHICH represent
peapls Who arc lriyen from tbotr home hover. and
elatte, and hIrkc Win ~. ,.tcI,,s VAIL ,s
-.i,. "a Iii S III *Ass's' "a..s s4' LIZ"
t..,.t ."u "o!ts. tpa Ws!n Gxa1psfatlh8!Y. Ine
Ha.ut ~ ny Sontsnt 20 move Away fs3m ihs
H. sn, tuss astt so.s only Wnen tnst nave passca
liz, rs 81, M aS *aaia cay teaeh " u; And
n.str mar r. s.an .au" nua.a ~ saoasahaS. Ihs
EWuss AAy ~ sssn tahlpla& aloaR shn muddy
~ IN .sh.Ihw @ .amtI toseiael. eQulea perch
sni somstlmss bssy,ue n,s.: ~ t Mensno'y nofsc
, 1877-05-26

MADRID, May 26.-1tumors of war between Spain
and Chinn, and oi the dispatch Of naval forcas 10
Chiness wAtaEs, are officially denied.
THE AECRNT ARRESTS.
MADRID, May 25.-Tha Minister Of tho Interior
hna informed Congress thai tho ptrsona who were
recently arrested charged with conspiracy against
public order. wcre hsff.pny oficors. The plot wus
disclosed by subordinate oticen, to whom the con-
antratots made oveftures. The Mtnlstar hIntod
that the conspirators weru adhcrents Of Hcnor 2o-
eiIla. itis reputted That among thoso arrested ia
an advanced KAdical HriRadicf -lGneral.
, 1877-05-26
GERMANY.
N~vxFr rsr-.-

Loxpox, May 76.-A dispateh from copenhtgon
says that Danlsh travellers from Germany complain
Of delay In railway traffic, owing t0 the heavy
transport Of troops toward The Wcatsrn frontier.
dltOssLr ExA00kRATHD,
LoxpoN, Ray s5.-A Paris correspondent says:
A lettsr from Nancy shows that tho alleged III
treatment Ut two German otcors wAv KrossIy
exaggerated. Thor ware merclY abused by two
drunken Men.
, 1877-05-26

not 20 uaneh room, for observing them; for TIM
strsets f., A,e reE,om wider than iaterno,ter nom.
roughly {ott1ed by linibaa tho porter, Ntn @ IL y
hsayy bale Of carpets, OF. the nncic of AIaId;n''
Win ~ bnsket Of copper lamps, Or tho wnttr car
skin stsng r0nnd hIA stopping Ehouids,a. AeNAo
, 1877-05-26
A Chalr for President Hsyes-

On Saturday last the Adams Express Compau5.
Of this city. received from Apple Greek, Wa!ns
County, Ohio. mammoth rustic chair. directed " "
the Hon. X. u. Hayes. Warrington. D. G. ~
at lcaat sig feet high. On the top Of tho oaek ~
carved "LonI4iaa1,' On thu right arm "soasa ~
Carolina . on the left 'tColornd Notcls," on ~
seat Southern Commlsslon" aud .yitlSensll
Amsndment and on tho tsoat leas mHosIa sss bartts
we've paid, wsa forwarded " tls White Aeaas' w
Saturday
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Hpecsal NspatcA 10 Ias Trbnmt
DIXON. H., May @5,-Andss SnIIth, ESQ.,, nm
old gentleman aged rs years, residing with hts
snn, Henry Smith, on farm ono Mila north of
Dixon, was found dead Ut noon In tic yard al.
joining the honaa. He took bis u.ual walk In good
health about 10 O'Clock Death By tpoplaxy v
probably tho cause,
, 1877-05-26
TEMPERANCE.

CLxvrLAsD, May 2h.-Thu sixth annual convcn.
tion ut tho Catholic Total Abstincnce Union of
Ohio, composed Of various catholic Total Absti-
pcnco Societies throughout the Stato, will be held
At the West uouau, SAndusky, Juaa II, nu1t. 1t
Ia expected thnt Considerable. number Of clergy.
n,en and layman Will be in attendance. Tho Total
Abstinence 1oc1otes OF tanlusky arc making ar
rAngctnrnls for The occasion. Among other thiugs
thry hare arranged for an excursion 70 the lsanlA
, 1877-05-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

NV ORLE4xA Maj 2a.-CoFIux-In falf demana' si.'
sales T. 80 bslss; tald1ting loA4l1c; good
llA0itAes uida1lnE faIs l2~12!tes fair.
rest unchAneedt receipts uet, p3ts e1postA 20 L,
lool 47ll: by tiysk. ~, ssock l&D 49, weeks Haca
~ s(ut tecc!lts net is1: xro.: y;
10 Vera Cfu1 81, u New YORK. 4 s7{, " river. H.
, 1877-05-26
MECKLENBURG,
Cclebrntton Of the O2d Ahnjvcrestv ~ ~.
AIockscnburg Declaration Of 1n,1epouu.
NncNa

Ny,cLrc,y,,-r r,.,1..ntt VI tho
e"e''
Msp1.e" =, % Gfn 1e7e NSrd
ci@htoiFE, n. y, A,ay 2l.-'The 10M ami.
Sersary OF tue Mccklenenrg Declaration Of In.
saivoes Of artillery wera ro n , Guy .oay
hc1l. 1T the ci, ,rs.a ~,,,,n. ~ .. as' a'l Lilo
~, i,...,uJ "s' ~ t"a sothe t1mo
.ho un'teo states .Iaes were l'o'sted. The mill
mud Adjutant-tlcncral Jones, when The tnIt.oru
a,,,. f5rrrncu nora,c,f tho ,,,,nr,oa, NV '.tary
nra,"a,oI :, Ri r,r,,n,s .n.s ettec1e' a:I
fae ,a, s,, ~ W.. ..a,, g1oye, wsere plat
cnt.
The ceremonies were openc,f hv nrov., 49,,
music. Tho Mocklcnhurr nec,or.tr,,n =, wv
,,n,o,,,oraa ,art ,sas 1919 Dea1'on .,' ot In
=. Wilson, . descendant Of an original signee.
After music.
-, GOV, yANun
wo. nnnornrca a. ". o,ato~ -, ..
,n1 II. s,an.,. w. w. ,uv ola.o' =, sne aaS. Dur
'"E M' specch t'e governor sald:
The last twelve years have seen tho ecycrc,t
,,r H. "pon tnose elwnfks csahllehc, to project
~ e,nes e ths sae} naxe exst hccn suvcrl
bsen as,aul ~ al r.. shnnf,sS ihs o Thy ha,e
rsmnant h II. wnTs ~ sG asoaness i9ilowlny
political II.aaroonsnt em,ttrred IL natfed.
of accumulated dissc, tempesea y 8Gtfnt!'s Gnt i,'.
honest d1erence battered against tsir ra,npar. ie
a!'d CORRUPTION widssptsad an! indescribable ref.
nnS ws hnaHs tn tn; HSast o. eycsy patriot Rhs
reaeou 10 eye Wv Mn cr" ana ss9 w grave
ANARCHY fri" sheh seie L no 'a e.eas seat ss"ts
tho recollection Of tho neorlo Tor vhpm rs ony ~
derive our f'lncd which enabled Us 10 preserve anT
Sas ia.sfs 2s.ass .sa @ a S;a
n sanss n 9 m y. onghs
n"nn,o n totM nt1 III tne capacity Of our
ktult!on Is sven now GiaiIentpr sr'p9s epr s,so Or
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mxnd!nX tho paat.. Between them II The main
basin, completely empty! then On the right small
basin. In which four dvo little bres and eAl-
leJ&, frightened At finding taemtelsrs alone.
. ropof1 70 fnE roRa. d..
The only vesscl In sight Ia stationed In front Of
The baains. It 10 is round "a piece Of money. Il
carries two Bmokeatseks, mas low bnlwarke and one
ttttct. Ind, III fine, everything wc arc accustomed
ia sec on ship. But when the moment for action
arrives all this disappears. The deck IA cleared, the
:altors disappear into the interior. and .he shsp.
turning on her cenIrs. Rues untcs the water, which
This s!ssaiss .sIp i ! Eaabsst ske j. .se 'nysa.
Ii" q sas s.s 4 fSesn rs dss
tined to aome strange experiences. AwaJ on the
mks ne r.
tsh tsou.cla,l ncct; and between the Stnkourane
aud tne Popod arc fnnnmorahie torpedoss.
DEFENsE nx TunrKpo.
They ars sprpal all oycr tho port, and will ees.
talniy keep the hostile iriRates sone four or ayo
s ST ba a0s Il 5 :: as s
down, but not fsf enuueh to pfoscnt the lombard.
mcnI of .ls town, becsuse n,odcrn artillery Is ef
i s IL In onse4.n con:e
M .. T. ns no ha e ;nss
as {neir position il known and thoy can 10 aToiIed
PRECAUTIONS.
1savs ths pos po M srrsntsd III s ssnds
on board an officer and sons men Of tho marine
corps who know the way out, Tho officer begins
lie shes
IT, 'ps sa s. pe..ss d.
Observe from The iettJ the fonts taken BY departing
ship. and tof tsia rsason al inctess o. estess
as Gle rom
n as ds.ea Ct s' tss sssS sat s 5 sss va:
sent rlcochettnx acruas her bows The Cap.
tain's Intelligence NJ. at ouca awakened, md
scharRe. 1t plain that all thfa Is scrions. but.
however ser,ous aIsrs may Be. We conlleai will
Inc form 0i small Italian bark which, three days
agu. eccn At sunrise 10 caet anchor In the port
Not knowing about The rtohibiton Of tho torpc;;
s1en al Inch 81 certain dea.!,, Tor the nev aabns
eaet ssa b. an On
Emperor Aexaadert last Thurs,lay. hH waa treated
10 the spectacle ot torpedo e1plo.!on. Tho sys-
sovereign to point nut With hiS.6ngar any pnh Of
The roadstsna when fMaetlls:sy n theso s.ose
the air BY tho submarine e1plos!on.
SCARED INHABITANTS.
This spectacle has re.tofed confidence 10 tho
begun to spread, - was eaovn b. the humorous
removals. At tho present moment all the houses
OH Tho Place caste1 which 10 close to tho .oa arc
empty. In the beginning there WIS guneraf race
enough carriages could MT b. found 70 carry ID
9 sss ssR By IL s9fs wos u %
alst spread ths panic. a. in ali shs town. of this
.ion. nna sho iotlowine dalssus toUk Place BE- Ic-
'iiow much to 90 10 Kisehsnea,"
"Wlll you take thscst" ....-
The cmployc naturally refused. To this Jew an
other succeeded, who offered two rOubieE, all fe.
, 1877-05-26
Samuel D. Ward Appointed Re-
ceiver Under Bond Of
$500, 900.
The Jury Find tl,at Lancaster Was
Insane When Tried for
Perjury.
When Pronounced So by the County Court
Hs Will Be Sent to an Insane
Asylum.
New Suits, Confessions, Judgments,
Divorces, Bankruptcies, Eto.

For the pact sx months tho publie has been
treated To reports Of frequent failures Of life In
Buranco companies In Eastern States, and now
Chicago has Qua Of large siao horscf. The Ex.
hminer, MAJ. Wood, sent up word yesterday that
tho Republic Life insurance Company could not
comply with tho 8tAta Insurance laws, and yastsr-
day afternoon tho Auditor OF tho State, T. u.
Needes H1ed Tho usual pot'tton 10 havo tho ala,ra
OF tho Company settled. lie says that he hhs 1ate
~ caused An examination to bc made Of tho Repub.
lie Life Insurance Company, In pursuance Of tho
net Of 1874. entitled "An act In regard 10 The dis
solution Of Insurance companies" From such
examination he Ia Of tho opinion that tho condition
uf Tho Company "a sucl as 10 render is further
continuance In business hazardous to the Insured
thttcln. and has 20 costtasd 10 tho Attorney 0en-
crsl. 11e, therefore, asks that tho Company may
10 summoned 10 answer hia petition, that It may
business, and That tlcccvrr tnry be appointed to
lake ehafge Of " rca' estate and effects. IN purau
e.fs ecy.t e 4. sc,.n asa w H. gsss e.
appcarcd as solicitors Of tho Auditor.
ne following y the tepot. ~ tal! ef Ma. Robert
Insurance Department:
e. He'll ssc e 3ss! % dfsssT
Gnsss !s Ct g. Sc { s
SsS,.nss fs,ss ,ssP.ay sn soatis.e;.y dt,a,a:
about @e0 u0 U00 Insurance. on May l. 1H74, whe On
MAY tg77 There hrs 45s policies In fuFco for &1
li5 No Of Insurance. riu annual premium ruleitS
u f9sce A.. d!nnisnel from shout san@ oo on Aay
The mortality has for soHt ttmo hecn In e1ccss OF tho
ta4le rate au1 ascns TO 10 largely crcasnR and from
shs bsstsr ,tsf, snA 'asnI e to*s h.t renain i'm
There Rra tarve number Of endowment pol'ccs thnt
VIII shurtly r,atufc-somc 4.l3uu maturing before
r fofss made by co, Jo:sh Y Kellogg Aesaasy u
mOEfKa4c tana collateral l9ana l1terest duo and
crued. death elnua, ctc., hass died with tho Depart
uiGHt. -
Tnc following 10 statement Of tho esscts and liabl,l
, 1877-05-26

NOTIFICATION to fA&scu NkWsFAPkRS.
Paula. May @5.-1t u sail that uots hAs been
communicated 10 all tho Consesva,iye provincial
papsrs, s.allu: that during lha thscv u1uasL4 la-
, 1877-05-26
Suicide,
1OAqUCB
rrA.lnS fA.nnfrk IN ~ F7.Sh+.us

Spfdoi DtspateA TO Tal 1ttbsxs.
OosnsN. lud.. Alay I5.-Mrs, Mason, wtfo Of
Harry Nasoa. committed inici4c by stryehn!nc,
Testimony before tho Coronets Jury shows 1t Was
p1eu,aditstod, aud tbs cause Jealousy.
, 1877-05-26

va 1 simpiy ihe eonancmcnt q r.aneartss IL III
shopid b. 20 a;rsns. TINT tne fr,end. Of tic Dc.
lime ti' 10 essds d tho T preee.. y liz codrt - ~
!. A reporter met hr. SWEET soon .tter snd asked
ment. Mr. svstt s.Ia ,hst il would siand, jast a,
though no trial had been had and u Lnncastes ever
,,esoyerfa hs mental health sEan h r.; s1nld ~ be
Insane when hc co, sommIttcd Tie oitcn.es charged
again.t him. and Il h proved i ho woald b. ti..
sstcnpt to Ert Lanesstes fee from any punI.hmrnt,
I'm a. ,oon =; p9.see he a!.1,nsshe sonn;si
!s,a I!% .syas :: ss: ~ sS.ssssa = s!.
eaatcr became, reapons!b1s for his fees. During
Tho ptogrcss 81 ths tsia! NJ SWEET said hs intof:
ho was insane, ~ te stter took no ntGross In ' tbe
case. l'etnR a stranger in the cnte, however, he
did not como TO hls conclusion until Monday. The
on e eoncei1sa 70 BE- hts professionai duty in%s. @
much ~ he bad been ,emp'oyed befoTo. and
from rst TO lit. eonsSited Viii Isncastss, % Sat
hs soe{ on tns sayse et ths defsPnss
from s s,a sS eieat
tSs acs VIZ pr was
taken back to ths jaIl where ho will remain until
Fapny E. gndc3ahn n'sd bill yesterday against
her Husband, Frederick W. GuderYnhn, asking for
decree of 4lvosee on the ground ot sraelty;;
charging his wife, Ada Merriost, With bRamy and
adniterJ. 1ios drst husbands name il Samuel u.
And Laura s. Sherman complains generally. bo-
eauae tor husband, fIanry Sherman. has bcen
guilty OF cruelty, though ehe falls to specify in-
stances, She, however, satlnases aestro for dl.
in tho Circuit Cont Anna Eliza Walters put on
, 1877-05-26
NEW YORK ITEMS.
,{oF 91StrA - - TAkuz


Esw YoxK. Asy Gh-Su taIes arc paid on
$37, zoo, coo OF church property In this city,
It tskes S1ou, GOO, 0O0 worth Of liquor ysas To
axsuaxo tho thlrst Of the city.
, 1877-05-26

drassys note respecting the free navigation Of the
Dsnuhc was unsatitfaetnry. The Austrian Gov.
eminent piled IN cncrgct'c terms that u Is not
disposed 10 recognize Rounania as belliGerent.
, 1877-05-26

1.oxno1. May 25,-The recall OF tie Russian
REPRESENTATIVES from Vienna and Belgrade 10 At
tr1nn,ca to Wish to sroil discustions about tho
possibility OF servin's partieipatlbn In tho War.
tto7g-Thc Russian Ambassador at Vienna has
0unc home on 4 futlough.
THE RUSSIAN HQuADHCw.
special from, Berlin reports that tcme vessels
oi the 1tueeen squadron which left America with
ecntl ortlctg will return 10 Crunstadt and others
will anchor before Gibraltar to Intercept neutral
ships carrying arms and ammunition fof Turkc5.
ENBAHK[EH.
AIExAsnriA. May c5.-Thc Egyptian contingent
IL now cmbnrkinE. d.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08
A Rare Opportunity to the Afflicted.

DR.. H r. Allen. the founder of the
National Surg cal Institute, is known
throughout Europe and America, and
who has no equal in the treatment and
cure of all human deformities, such as
spinal curvature, hip disease. crooked
and diseased knee and ankle Joints,
club feet paralysis, piles, flstnla, &c,
will, with competent corps of as.
sistants, visit Salt Lake City, Utah,
May Odd to Goth inclusive, 1877,
where he can be seen and consulted
in his rooms in the Townsend House.
He will be prepared to treat all cases,
being supplied with q great variety of
apparatus made expressly for this trip
at great expense. The afflicted can
not afford to neglect this opportunity
of being cured at home. The old pa.
tients of the institute arc requested TO
come early. May LIVE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08
uozHHE VERY LATEST
By Thursdays Mail.

VIENNA, June 5th.-The Porte TAX
ing precautions against growing.
war agitating in Greece, has ordere,
the calling out of militia and reserves
in Ephrus, and is especially distribu-
ting arms along the coast.
LONDON, June I6th,-A dispatch
says Seryia is preparing to commcnc..
hostifities against the Parte as soon
as the Russians cross the Danube.
w. B. MORRIS is no better. H.
condition is very critical, he being
senseless about half Of the time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08

SAYING smart things does not pay.
1t may crafty your spite at first but
it is better to have friends than enc
mics; and if you cannot make people
happy, at least refrain from adding to
their misery. What if this woman is
not your ideal of womanly perfection,
or that man your model man? Your
mission on earth is not to remind them
of the fact. Each of us has faults of
his own or of her own; in correcting
them we shall find ample occupation.
A "sting" or dig never did any
good-never helped any one to be
better. One who falls into the habit
of giving them soon looks ill-natured
1t is not always possible to join the
Mutual Admiration Society and be a
good member, but at least one can
hold ones tongue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-08

A New EMPLOYMENT FOR WOMEN =
English women have secured a new
ground of vantage in their struggle
with men in daily competition for the
bread of life. 1t is hardly to be con-
sidered longer as an experiment that
women are employed as clerks in rail-
way stations. So successful has the
experiment proved in the cases where
it has been tried, that other roads are
now employing women as ticket-sell-
ers. aud the change will probably be-
come general If women will fill the
requirements of the situation az we'll
as men; if they are as quick to accom-
modatc ticket buyers, and are as accu-
rate in making change; if they are as
genial and accommodating (?) in an
swcring questions of the travelling
bores as the men; if, in general, they
tend as much to rapid dispatch, cor
porate dignity and general attractive
ness as men, certainly they should be
allowed to compete. Further, it may
with all justice re said that they
should realize as good wages as the
men whose places they take, but this
will not happen if we judge by other
professions. The crowd Of women to
the new place, and the traditional
idea that it is a mans work, will tend
10 keep mems wages up and to force
womcn's wages down But it is a
move forward. Adjustments within
the new competing line will be slow,
and will come only after much injus-
ticc and agitation.
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WHAT is your name? asked a cen.
sus taker. John Corcoran. Your
age? "Twenty.one.p What nativity
well, that's what bothers me. I'li
tell you, and maybe you can make ii
out. My father was Irish, but is now
a naturalized American citizen; M,
mother English, and | was born on /.
Dutch frigate, under the French flag.
in Turkish waters. Now, how is it? ;
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

49, r 49, fge -
- The following are the late, arrival
at the Luna House: I. h2 1a IL I,
p R, G.4AIlen, Quartzburg, ,ai
: VIM. Bales, Upper Payette,
j. ~ Hall, City,
Mr.. Colson, " asl aal
John Danskin, Granite Creek,
Rev. j. Mexican, Placerville,
Ole Ready,
S. Drury, Boise City,
George Stafford, Pioneerville,
Mr.. Duzenbury, Payette,
J. NJ. Cannady, Pioneerville, .I
Major Taylor, Boise City, s'nam
g. w. Sayers, g 4.e
J. NJ. Monday, Payette,
Mr.. Payne,
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We noticed, the other day, in front
Of Mr.. Crafts ware house, couple Of
the latest patent cams for raising
stamps in quartz mill. The cam is
cast in two pieces, which are united
on the shaft and held together by a
plate on each side securely bolted. In
case of the breaking of one of them
it is not necessary to remove the 9th
ers in replacing it, as was necessary
with the old style.
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The Huson Troupe gave their sec.
ond entertainment here last Monday
night to good house, and took their
departure for the other side of the Ba.
SIN Tuesday morning. Their second
performance consisted Of an entire
new programme. The troupe gave
good satisfaction, and as they are to
play once more here bcfone their de.
parture, our citizens should not let
the opportunity pass of witnessing a
trst-class performance,
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In Boise City, on the I'd inst, Of
mountain fever, John A. Buchanan,
aged % years.
Deceased resided in this city during
the summer of 1874, where he formed
a wide acquaintance, and was highly
esteemed by all, who unite with his
relatives in their sad bereavement.
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THE lumber is being used as fast as
sawed in the erection of the boarding
house at the Sub Rosa mine. That
building will be completed this week,
when work on the mill and other
buildings will be vigorously pushed
forward with an increase of force
Work is going ahead on the founda
ton for the batteries, and will be com
pleted in Il few days.