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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-02

THE compromise bill has passed
both houses of Congress, been signed
by the President and become a law.
The commission is to be composed OF
five Democrats and five Republicans
from the Senate and House, and five
Supreme Judges, two Republicans
and two Democrats, and the fifth one
to be chosen by the fourteen first cho-
sen. Some of the leading papers are
of the opinion that there will be a
dead lock in choosing the fifth mem
Der, as he is to be chosen by seven
Democrats and seven Republicans.
The commission, in choosing a
Judge to act with them, will most
likely choose one who does not take
an active part in politics, and if such
a choice is made, it makes no material
difference whether he be a Republican
or Democrat. The bill recognizes the
rights of the Senate and House in the
counting, and any political move the
may take in forcing in
their choice can easily be checked by
any Senator or Representative.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-02

ACCOUNTS from the Black Hills indi-
cate that there will be extreme desti-
tuition among the gold hunters this
winter, and very likely some cases
Of actual starvation. A few men
have made lucky hits, and brought
away gold of considerable value; but
these have been exceptional cases, for
the majority Of those who went into
that region expecting to find nuggets
at every turn have failed utterly in
their expectations, and are now una
bic either to buy food or get away.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-02

Ben HILL has been elected to the Z.
5. Senate from Georgia He has proven
himself to be man of integrity and
frmness, and is recognized as a man
of extraordinary ability. On enter.
ing the Senate Chamber he was greet.
ed by many Senators, and among the
first was Blaine.
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THE farmers sons, who-read the
most papers and books are the bright
est boys in the neighborhood, take the
lead in debating societies, sooner as
sumo a leading position in society,
and all are frequently promoted to the
most honorable positions in the Gov
eminent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-02

A GENTLEMAN in Seattle, WHO is said
to know where is a. deposit Of gold
and silver hid away on some island in
the Pacific by pirates, has been sent
for to go to San Francisco to lead in an
expedition to the place; he is to re.
ceive the most handsome remunera-
ton for his service.
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SPOTTED TAIL is described by are
cent guest as manly looking Great
ure, with small hands and feet, and an
agreeable countenance; while Man.
afraid-of-his- horse is as wild as a hawk,
and looks as if he were afraid of his
shadow
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A little money is needed at all times
in the WORLD office, and more particu
larry at about this time. Subscribers and
patrons generally are respectfully reques-
ted to pay up their Indebtedness and thus
help Us keep things going,
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NEWS ITEMS.

At a meeting in Fanenil Hall, Bos-
ton, Mass, lately, the compromise
bill was heartily approved
The suit of the United States
against the Bay View Distillery, to
confscate the entire property Of de-
PENDANTS for illicit distillation, is on
trial in San Francisco.
Four thousand tons, Of coal belong
ing to the North Pacific Railroad com
pany is on fire in San Francisco and
there are no hopes of extinguishing it.
A fire broke out in the Ocean
House, Eureka, on the 22d, and in
less than ten minutes the building
was in flames. Three men were
burned to death and two seriously in
iured.
Republicans recognize the impor-
lance Of securing three of the ablest
lawyers in the United States to assist
them in the Presidential contest, and
it is expected that the national com
mittee will move at once.
A suit for $4,000 has been com
menced against Samuel J. Tilden in
the District Court in New York.
The President has vetoed the bill
abolishing the Police Board Of Com
missioners of the District Of Columbia.
The bill was passed by both houses
without opposition.
The American ship George Green
has been lost with all on Board.
The Turkish ministers have pledged
themselves not to attack Servia be-
fore the expiration of the armistice
The Washington Chronicle has sus-
pended publication.
1t is stated that a new Russian
loan of 2OO,OO0,OOO roubles is impend-
ing.
A horse is reported in the 1000
foot level of the Consolidated Virginia.
A case of smallpox in Tucson.
A Mexican named Morena was
killed in a shooting scrape at San
Juan South.
John Gilroy was shot and instantly
killed by woman named Mrs. Mary
Grant, at Bridgeport, Mono county,
Cal, lately.
The condition of the Popc's health
causes the liveliest solicitude.
An attempt was recently made to
fire the Consolidated Virginia hosting
works.
A Geographic operator testified
rather strongly before the House COM
mittee on Privileges aud Elections:
He was asked, "Did you see any tele-
gram from 4. Chandler to Gov.
Stearns in answer to that?" 81 re-
member telegram from z. Chandler
to Governor Stearns, saying that he
had seen the President and Secretary
of War, and was authorized by them
to say that troops and money would
be furnished" He also said that the
troops arrived by special train on Sun.
day, November 18th.
The press is widely different on the
compromise bill.
Grover has left Washington for Or
egon.
Breeders steam saw mill at Island
Pond, Vermont, has been destroyed by
FIRE. Loss, $4,000. Insurance, $751;
900.
A GENTLEMAN in Seattle, WHO is said
to know where is a. deposit Of gold '
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Gov. HENDRICKS favored the com
promise bill. Tilden and Hayes re-
fused to express their opinions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-02-02

MooDY and Sankey are to revivalizc
in San Francisco next spring.
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WADE HAMPTON was born in South
Sarolina.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12
Ghr Bulletin,
THEIRS.
BrIei skotrh of the Liie and services
OF ,iic Great French siaI rSBlaD.

Brief sErirb OF the hitr ana services
OF ,Lc 1reHt French statesman.
The funeral OF tue grea, eN'pte,iicht Of
Lle French Republic, which took place on
saturday last, wa, attended with imposing
ceremonies, Ia which the entire population
OF Paris seemed 10 participate. The dGsth
OF NJ. Thiers is not only loss 10 France
but - the course Of ipublic tnism through
out he world. The following short sketch
Of hi, he Will be read with interet
Louis AdOlpLe lhiers, The French hi.
10 ian and statesman whose death is now
university deplorci, was born at Marssl!la-
April to, 1871. Of obscure parents. He Wa
educated at the Imperial Lyceum by his
native city and studied hw at AK, after
wAic1 be went u Paris 10 live. lie Don
becans eur He'd q, a contributor 10 the
Constitutional. then the leading organ. lie
became distinguished Tor ms blrdihODI aud
yiNOr Of hi. article, ani whils yc. young
man and in III mJstindigeut circuHIst4Lcc,
lie wrote his history yilhc french Ruyolu.
ton, which At once placed the brieiiess bar
g-icr auI young politician writer 10 the
highest ranks Of literary celebrity. In the
winter Of lr;iOhe published the National AS
sisted by Armand Carrel and other able
mel, lie wayei an unrelrntng warfare
against the Poligrar administration, and
the revolution Of $3.50 Wn the re- MT
ihiel- wa then appointed secretary 10 tac
General minister Oi finance, ana elected
Il pu.y for the town Of AiX. From ~ he
continued A. minister until 1884,. lie va.
by turn. minister ui the interior, minister
" commerce AMI public work, and minis
ter Of foreign a0l'.s. In 1886 he VA, made
PRECEDENT oil the council and foreign minis
ter by Louis Philippe, hut held TIL. office
only aicw monht,, ~Acnbe passed into the
opposition. lie was again called 10 the
premiership in $50, aud finally va, again
dismissed. Teen lcgau his great W0rl,
"llIstoire du Comet dc Umpire in 1916,
and completed IL Ia l-G0. In 1871 he was
,lsctsi pr ,lcnt OF the French Republic,
ani held that high position for t"o years,
iLier' va, president Of tie Republic
daring the most critical p Rod in French
history, and the work which he had large
share in prci0imin-, and VI which he wa.
the guiding hand. wiil cause his name 10 De
ever remembered with gratitude by thr
French people. The energy he EXHIBIT IN
taking uea,ucc iOr the prompt payment OF
the enormou, German iniemn ty Wa. trlt
maU eju-, whie he AtOred WIth, crest
earneslue-s for the rc,tDGat! u Of petr
and order throughout the country, which.
Oh hl, accession to the presidency, wa,
PROSTATE before u foreign Toe and torn by
interua! discussion, which tATeateLcd the
iAhnc Of society. IN the preliminary
work ofrehabililation he.played amorc i'm.
poitant part and did more than any other
! MANN France
since his retirement from the presidency,
heha, led a comparatively quiet lie, honor
ed, ..reyered, and almost wor>hipped by the
French people. His death will be .orciy
iet, and hi, place hard 10 IN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

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To Consumptives,.,'

Consumption. that scourgs OF humanity, b
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GENERAL DFRILITY.

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Nicholas Minturn."
By DR.. Holland, the Editor,

whose story of "sevenoaks " gave the hlga
est satisfaction 10 the readers of the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel is laid OF
the banks Of the Hudson. The hero is u
young man who has been always "tied TO a
woman's apron strings" but who, by the
death of his mother, is left alone in the
world-to DRIFT on the current of liie-with
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Home Life and Travel"
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