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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-08

The dispatches give sickening &C.
counts of the state of affairs at Plev-
na Before the recent great storm the
city was simply a charnel house.
Modern warfare has no parallel for it.
Large numbers of famished dogs tore
the flesh Of The dead, and the cries Of
the wounded as they battled with the
beasts were hcartrending, and could
be heard for miles around Birds
were picking at the skuAs, hopping
from body to body, besmeared with
human blood, and screaming with
fendish delight. The digs fought
among themselves and the birds strug.
gled with each other for the posses
sion Of human flesh, and most indis-
cribable horror prevailed. In one
house alone tlirtyseyeu dead and
fifty-thres wounded Turks were found.
Some of the former were in half de-
composed state, and the wounded in
condition more easily imagined than
described Some of the wounded
crawled among tho dead, taking from
their hands morsels of food and de-
vouring il with alacrity, but thousands
could get nothing and awaited death
or snccor with a listless fatalicism
On the banks of the Fid eighteen
hundred prisoners were pied with the
dead Ike corded wood and hauled
away, and as there were only thrca
carts FIR this purpose the confusion
and suffering were great Osman Pa
eha's remarkable bravery is stained
and blackened by the inhainan manner
i which he allowed his men to butcher
Russian prisoners that fell into his
hands. Neither the Turks or Russians
i've but little quarter, and the horrors
r the war have never been surpassed, !
.ithcr in modern nor ANCIENT times,
I'd The outlook is lat the end il ycl .
r. distant.
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Contents.

!. The United States Mining NV ard Land
Ofhte instructions hereunder ZACH section d
the law vs. Immediately followed ~ The Land Ofir.
instructions relating thereto. This H. 4 ccuvet.
lent arrangement. as IL avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted in con.
rerti5u with the law.
2. a Digest OF al Decisions under the Mining
Laws npN "a force. IL is brought down e. The date
Of publication, and. containing the latest decisions
takes the place OF al prior publications.
s. New aud Improved Forms foi making the
various proi. from the location Of claim miner s
lien, notice ~ delinquent eo.owucrs. &c. down 70
issuance Of patent
l. A Comolete list Of Patented Mining Claims
arranged BY STATE Territory, County. aud uistrirr
This list ! worth to mining men many times the
price OF the book
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-08

MAGGIE MITCHELL is drawing large
audiences in Chicago On Christmas
day more people attended at the
Grand Opera House than on any pre-
vious occasion. The box receipts were
nearly $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-08

The Servians, after eight hours Sc
we're fighting, a few days ago, cap
tured Takpalant. Three Krupp guns
and large quantities of ammunition
and provisions were taken. The
Turks lost many killed and some pris-
oners.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-08

The opinion at Washington seems
to be that Congress will pass a bill
remonetizing silver, over the Presi-
dents veto if it becomes necessary.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
which very many people are, and have
been Tor years aniicted, and which has
bafileo me skill of all physicians, can be
eftctuany cured by Piles well-tried RENE
dv. f1unureds have found relief from it,
ana are wIliing 10 testify rs 10 it's efficacy.
For safe at all the drug stores. II. Zipf,
agent al ldano City. Sep.4-u
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The book contains nearly 900 pages, AZ
by inches, and is designed to be pocket
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres Of
the West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-08

IT is commonly believed that the
war party Tin Greece is gaining strength,
but no definite decision will be made
till the English Parliament meets.
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Copies may be ordered through the Of
flee OF this paper. Address,
WORLD,
IDAHO CITY, /. r.

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THE 1880 SWEEPSTAKES.
Entries for the Presidential Races
and the BLOOD OF the Alsck,

From the Brown County (Texss) Banner.l
In the grand sweepstakes, free for all,
play or pay. purse Of $500, 900 added,
and four years in the white house, rent
free, TO come of in November, 1880. the
following nominations have already been
made: Sam Tlden. gray gelding, aged
by Barrel OF Money, damnI by Bour-
bons out OF Pocket, owned by Wall,
street. TO BE- ridden by Pellon, weights
Hewitt, colors gold. Boss Conkling, s.
h., by Vanity, out OF Conceit, sired by
Swelihead, out OF Bingham, to
be ridden by Collector Arthur, co.'s
ors blood red. Jim Blaine, O..
h., by War Dance, out OF Bloody Shirt
she by Hate, out of Demagogue, owned
by Capitalist to be ridden by Frye,
weights Spencer carbines, colors black
flag. Charles f. Adams, gray geldlng,
aged, by Frlgidity, out OF Iceland. she
by Propriety, out OF Swallow Tail, own
ed by Yankee, TO be ridden by Ghost Of
Sam Bowles, weights Iceberg, colors
Yale. Il. b. Hayes, gray mare. by Mad
Wells, out OF Eliza Pinkston, she by
Bargain, cut OF Fraud, owned by Mad
anne, ridden by Mr.. Policy, weights Rad
dical Psrty, colors black and Conted.
gray mixed, Ben Bristow, gray horse,
by Reform, out OF Humbug. to be ridden
by Bluiord Wilson. weights Whiskey
Rings, colors bluegrass. U. S. Grant,
roam hors', by War horse, out OF the
Wilderness. she by Butcher, out
of Luck, owned by Drexel, to be rid
den by Bah BeIk, or Bad, weights cor
ruption, colors corn (whiskey) yellow.
A. q. Thurman, silver .gray horse, by
Statesman, out Of Buckeye, she by Dis.
cretion, out OF Brains, to be ridden by j.
G. Thompson, colors red bandana with
white spots. Bill Allen, z. h., aged, by
Imitation. out OF Foghorn, 10 be ridden
by Greenhorn, colors green jacket, silver
sash. David Davis, g. H., by Compromise,
out of See-Saw, by Fat, ont OF Silence.
owned by Nobody, to be ridden by
Saught, weights (too heavy already,
colors undecided. Tom Hendricks, & h.
by lIoosier, out OF Patriot, she by Capa-
city, out OF Greatness, to be ridden by
Northwest, colors silver. green and gold.
Tom Ewing, &. h., by Greenback, out of
Anti Bank, damn'd by Gold Bugs, ont OF
Patience, colors green.
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Dr.PierCe's faVorite Presentation.

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10 the taste but death to Gripes and Stomach com
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ASTHMA D. LAEGELL's ASTHMA AID
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-26

The success of the New York experiment of
boarding-hOuse for working women modelled
after home and not after hotel, has en-
couraged the idea OF making similar trial on
larger scale. 1t is proposed to erect CON-
modious building, with rooms graded in price
from five dollars and half to three dollars
and half week, and capable of accommo-
dating hundred bOarders. Though every
one will wish that the scheme may be found
practicable and may have abundant success
1t does not follow from the good fortune of the
cosy. cheerful little establishment now in ope.
ration that the experiment Of a larger institu-
tion for the same purpose will have ike re.
suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-26

In recent address before the firemen's
convention at Cleveland, attention was called
to the extent to which the danger of the oc-
currence of fires had been increased by many
so called modern Improvements. The large
buildings devoted exclusively to merchandise,
which have taken the place OF smaller ones,
occupied i'll part as the dwellings of the pre-
prietOrs, who sold their goods at wholesale
below stairs and dwelt with their families
above; the openings through floors to admit
light to the otherwise darkened centers of the
enlarged buildings; the mansard roofs; the
elevators: the multiplication of tenants IN
building devoted to merchandise or manufac
turing; the hot air furnaces, and the ready
friction match. are specified as being among
the discoveries, practices or Improvements of
modern times by which the duties of the fire.
man have become more arduOus and more
dangerous IL Is largely through these liz
creased facilities for causing and spreading
fires that the number is now so large and the
amount of property destroyed so great. The
annual loss in the United States from this
cause is nearly 100000, OsO, and there are on
an average $50 fires every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-26

The report that certain French and Ameri

The report that certain French and Ameri-
can capitalists have entered into an agree.
ment to lay another Atlantic cable, and that
the necessary funds for the undertaking have
nearly all been guaranteed, is a matter of
interest both to newspapers and the public.
Experience has shown that it is no child's play
to successfully connect the two continents by
cable. but what has been done can be repeated
in spite of obstacles. Healthy competition
may be expected to work as We'll in the busi-
ness of transmitting news from Europe to
America as in the other industries to which
men devote their time, money and energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-26

1t has been well observed that atheism and
superstition are by no means OppOSites and
are frequently companions. Unbehever5 in
France and Germany, often distinguished men,
furnished the most numerous followers of
wizards, ghost-raisers, and such like. even
before the time Of CagliOstrO, and the same has
been the case ever since the receptions of that
impOstOr were SO successfully practised.
Some of the atheists In the court OF Frederick
of Prussia, were afraid OF the dark, and others
could net conceal their uneaSineSS when the
company numbered thirteen. The same truth,
that when old faiths are banished new ones
apparently more difficult of acceptance are
often embraced in the reaction, is exemplified
to-day in England. 1t Is said that large num-
bers of scepiicS Including some men of prOmi-
hence in various branches of natural science
have become believers in Spiritualism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-26

II Zach Chandler can bring it about that
lonely Congressman Williams, the only demo
crat on the Michigan congressional delega-
ton, shall be left at home and a republican be
sent in his place, the family humiliation re-
sulting from the defeat of son-in- law Hale will
be partially avenged. This thought nerves the
ex-Secretary.