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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-23
Manhood; How Lost, HOW Restored
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29
Bah! BAH! BAH.

THG contemplate little IDAHo World
like tie Baker City Democrat anc
Mountain Sentinel, pretcnds to be .
Democratic paper, and fights the can
dldate Of It's party for Congress. Bah!
- Portland Standard.
The IDAHO WoRrD has ring on the
braiu. In speaking of the Ldahoan il
says: Eve have been reliably in.
formed that it has been revived main.
Iy for the support Of George Ainslie
and the balance of the Boise county
ring" Bah, child, is it possible that
you are soft enough to think that
George Ainslie needs our help TO Sc.
cure his election, or that the World
can influence Democrats to vote the
Republican ticket by its crazy talk
about rings. Drunken men are said
to see snakes sometimes, but We new.
er knew one who succeeded in making
others see them 1dahoan.
In speaking of our arguments for
Territorial buildings the Mahoan closes
with this short, but cutting sentence:
"Bah, try it again"
The above items appeared in the
last issue of the ring organ. The on
~ way we can answer them is to tell
a story. 1t runs like this: "An old
Dutchman had met with an accident
and thought he was about to die. He
called his family to his bedside and
old them that he was satisfied as to
us future prospects; that he had made
) fair division of his property and
lopcd they would be satisfied. "But,
nine friends" said he, "dere is one
ling | don't like. III had been kicked
o death NIT COW, or even kicked 10
leath init decent schackass. could
stand him; but to be butt to death
nit damn sheep, can't stand him.
81 say we
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29
Arrivals At the Luna House.

Peter Robinson, Tim Carroll, Thos
Graney, Geo. Suck, John NJ Wilson
Banner; Nick Wetzcll, Hank SCHNEIDER
Harry Carter \. Beard, VIM. Bales, Ed
ward Doolcy, Garden valley; John VI.
Danskin, Jas. Traverse, Granite Creek
Mrs. McGuinntss, l. ). Weller Placer.
willie; Jas. Monroe. Al Hull. +. Lucas.
Boise City; James Young, Joe Schnivcly,
Centcrvilc; James Price, s Chamberlain.
Matt Calvin, VIM. Kearncy, mountains
Len White James White Payc;te; Foley
Abbott, J. Mclaughlin, Atlanta u. Travis.
b. /. Channel, Willow creek II. Dauson.
VIM. Barker, Sub Rosa; J. VI. Cannady.
Pioneer; Geo. Esmond Alder creek: Con.
way, G. w. Richards, city; Green Martin,
Banner; o. Landreth Bear Run: O. j.
Daley, Fall creek; Geo. Pettengill. Toll.
gate; Paul Buzzini, Granite gulch: VIM.
Riley, Lucky Boy mine; d. II. Anderson,
Basin; Jas. II. Hawley, r. @. Allen,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29
CHEEK IN BOISE COUNTY.

The laboring class of Boise county are
asked by the Republican party, backed by
their organ, the IDAHO WORLD, to support
man for sheriff who has for the last five
or six years employed from so to 100 Chi
nese to carry on his mining interests and
who is known as the great Chinese trader
Of that county and whose interest is all IN
the direction of favor to Cinnamon, and
none to the laboring class of whitemen.
Impudence and cheek are almost as good
as cash these times, but this is the largest
dose that we have known of being offered
to any community at one. time. Ii he IS
elected we will make a visit to Idaho City
lust to see a Chinaman acting as deputy
sheriff and a Chinese iailor.
Only fancy Chinaman attending court
and having charge OF the juries. Verify
this is an age of progression
The above is from the Mahoan Of
the 9th inst, and is cheeky enough.
It is intended as a thrust at John
Danskin, Republican candidate for
Sheriff of Boise county. The facts are
these: The Danskin Bros, at Granite
Greek, in the course of business, be
came the owners of tract of mining
ground which had failed to be remu,
nerative to white laborers. This they
leased to Cinnamon to work on shares,
and finally sold to Cinnamon. In this
the Danskins have only done what ev
cry mining company in the county
have often done aud still do, whatev
er may be their views on the China
question. The nanskins have other
mining property which they work
themselves, and on which they always
employ white labor in preference to
Chinese labor, We assure the Idaho
an this China dodge is too thin for eff
feet in Boise county.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29
TO THE VOTERS OF IDAHO TERRITORY


You are about to select Mr.. Ainslie
or myself to serve you as Delegate IN
Congress. You may have thought |
did not desire the Office because have
not canvassed the Territory. should
have been pleased to visit the people,
but my business would not permit, and
in accepting the nomination the con-
vention agreed that | should not can
vass. lave resided in Idaho ever
since it has been Territory, and am
known throughout the Territory sum
GENTLY, | presume, to enable you to
determine whether you prefer me TO
Mr.. Ainslie as your Delegate. The
platform of the Republican party |
have accepted, and as you have no
doubt read it, you can determine II
those principles, carried ont, will be
for the best interest of the Territory.
The position | seek is an honorable
one, and | should be proud to be Sc
lected by you to fill it If elected i
pledge myself to give my whole time
and ability to the interests OF the Ter
ritory, and every part thereof when it
will not he detrimental to the whole.
In this matter let the best interests OF
the Territory govern you IN your
choice Of Delegate. We want public
roads, railroads, bedrock fumes, theI
use of timber for mining and agricul-
tural purposes, and for public i'm
We also need public
and ought to have them to
give our Territory pcrmanence and
stability, and we want more than all
our citizens protected from the saw
age hordcs OF Indians that roam over
he Territory without let or hindrance.
cannot say how much can accom-
Dlish, but | will do all can for your
interests if elected believe you full
y competent 10 cast yoa: votes with. |
,ut amy dictatiou from mc 10y public
speaking or otherwise, and ! am wiki
ug that you should fully canvass the
merits Of NJ Ainsijc aud myself, and
hen vote as your Judgment shall die
ate. JoNAs ". BRowN.
lpAHo CRY, Oct q, 1878.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

The fact that kidnapped negroes
from the United States are held III
slavery in the island of Cuba is
vouched for by an ex-officer of the Gu
ban republic, named Queralta, who
served also in the Union army during
the rebellion He certifies that while
serving in the Cuban army he saw one
Of these negroes, and knew Of some
others, and that he relieves a number
Of them are still on the island, having
been kidnapped and sold into slavery
there since the abolition Of that insti-
tuition in this country. Statements
similar to those Of QuraIta have been
current for some time, and a year ago
member of Congress, who was visit
ing Cuba on private business, was
commissioned to inquire into the mat
ter. Unfortunately, he died few
days after landing at Havana, and
and nothing has since been done
about it. The administration will
probably take some action now, on
the strength of Queralta's affidavit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29
VOTERS. BE INDEPENDENT.


One week from to-day the people
will be called on to decide who shall h
our officers for the ensuing two years
That the ring is making a desperate
effort is manifest. The faithful ad
ministration of public affairs and the
purifying of our county politics de
mands from every voter the most care
ful consideration. The Boise county
Democratic ring has the strongest
foot-hold of any similar combination
in the Territory, and to break it will
require the efforts of all who oppose
it. The work must be kept up from
now until the polls are closed on cleo.
ton day. The ring never ceases to
work, but the opposition heretofore
have not exerted Reconsideration
there was little hope for them they
would not work, and when their hopes
were bright they were too confident of
success, and did not make very
much of an effort. To say the
least, the opponents of the ring have
managed things very poorly in former
campaigns. There is now hope, but
the Republicans, and Democrats who
cannot swallow the slate that has beer
presented to them so often must keep
at work. The least lull will insure
defeat. 1t is the duty Of every citi-
zen to work for MEL who will make
good officers, and to diScountenance
all trading, no matter by whom it is
done We do not consider that any
ring, whether composed of Republic
ans or Democrats, deserves the sane
ton Of The voters of the party to
which it claims 10 belong. We OPP
pose the ring here because it is a du-
ty we owe TO the people The priuci-
plies of d mocracy we endorse, as has
been repeatedly stated, but we must
know that the party possesses those
principles before we can support it;
and when we are certain that it does
not possess them we oppose it, The
name Of Democrat is worth nothing
nnics1 it is combined with the princi,
les on which il was first based. A
nan that is independent enough toI
vote for the best men is generally a |
good citizen Ii there was a single |
ssuc to divide our people the case
you'd be different, but there il not.
All that we can see is whether politi.
al rings should be kept in office, and
ire strong in the csuviction that they
LIQUID not. We repeat to all who
gree with ns, work, and not cease
il! the election IS over, as the hopes
re bright; but nothing but constant
ction will win.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

SINCE the wholesale slaughter of nc
groes by the Mt Vernon, Indiana mob
it transpires that one, at least, was
innocent Of the crime for which the
lynching was done. The Coroner's in
quest is having its say, and those
who sought to remedy lawlessness by
the rankest outlawry are in fair way
to suffer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

At High Point, Maniteau county, Mis-.
souri,, on October 10, 1878, Mrs. Maria
Simpson.
Deceased was the mother of DR.. B. Simp.
son, of this city. She was born on Octo.
Der II, 1907, and consequently lacked on.
~ four days of being II years old when
death carried her to the realms above.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

THE Congressional Committee APP
pointed 10 investigate Indian affairs
are on their way to the coast
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

Two men were recently killed and
three others seriously injured by a
boiler explosion at McLeansboro, Hi
nois, few days ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

The entire management of the City
of Glasgow bank are under arrest on
a charge of fraud.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

The hosting works of the Ontario
mine, at Park City, Utah, were lately
destroyed by fire. Loss, 100000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

AUGUSTUS ScHELL has been nomina-
ted by the Tanmany Hall Democrats
for Mayor of New York.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-29

The German Roichstag has adopted
the Socialist bill by a vote of 22l
against l49.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07

Items from Mr.. Fox.

From Mr.. j. C. Fox, who returned
last Thursday from visit to his ole
home in Ohio, informs us that from
four TO ten car loads of emigrants
pass Omaha daily for most all sec.
lions OF the West. But few will come
to Idaho, owing to the heavy stage
fare from kelton. A through ticket
from Omaha to Boise City is the same
as from Omaha to Portland. Ell.
grants bound for Washington Terrific
ry or Oregon go via San Francisco.
Mr. ". D. Wallace, agent for firm
OF stock dealers of San Francisco, has
purchased band of ten or twelve
thousand head of cattle, ranging from
yearllngs to three year olds, and is
collecting them together on the range
south OF Snake river, this side of the
Goose Creek mountains They will
be taken to the range near Corinne,
and those in good order shipped to
Eastern cities to be butchered.
Mr. Fox showed US some very fine
wool which he brought from Auburn.
Ohio, messing fifteen inches, and only
a growth of six months. Mr.. Robin
son, the owner of the sheep that pro.
duce such large quantities of wool,
says that the years growth reaches
as much as twenty-five inches.
The political pot of Ohio is quiet
now, the excitement over the silver
bill having quoted down.
Mr. Fox attended Henry Ward
Beechcr's lecture at Cleveland, and
pronounccs him the best lecturer he
ever heard. How the Common Peo.
pie now Reign" was his subject He
was listened to by about six thousand
persons. Mr. Fox also heard The
dore Tilton, whom he says is a fluent
talker. but lacks a great deal of being |
equal to Beechcr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
FALL CREEK AND VICINITY.


The Ebenezer mine has started up
Tor the summers run. Only few
men are at work now, owing to a
heavy seepage Of water from the
placer claims in the Immediate yicini-
ty owned by the Danskin Brothers.
As soon as the water Stacks no a
large number Of men will be employed
at the Ebenezer.
Danskln Bros have suspended OPP
erations on the Mountain Chief mine
until the placer season is over.
The Belshazzer boys are busy with
their surface claims, but owing to the
cool weather of late they have not
been able to do much with their up
per ditch. There is plenty of snow
on the mountains above, but it meIts'
so slow they have not yet had a pipe
head. The ground covered by their
lower ditch, Immediately below the
Belshazzer mine, and leased to a Chi
hese company, appears to be very
rich. A piece of float found, weigh
ing about ten pounds, produced four
ounces of gold. This came from the
famous BelShazzer mine, where thou
sands OF tons of the same kind of rock
is visibls. 1t is estimated that there
is at least 5000 tons between the
tunnel and the surface, a distance of
l25 feet, that will average $25 per
ton. How is that for Idaho's Com
stock"
Mr. Shanks has moved his family
up to their summer residence. The
boys manufacture all kinds of excuses
10 call and see Jake.
John Merrill has moved back TO his
old residence on Canyon creek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07


few days ago to attend eof bis sis
tersin Boise valley.
This is . deplorablo place, think Of
y! No doctor, no church, no school,
no theatre, and only one society, that
Is 70 say, the club. But perchance
times will be better when the mission
arcs get here. Have no idea that we
can hear the trumpet when Master
Gabriel sounds it, the work will have
all been completed when the tidings
reach this place. So much for living
IN the back-mountains.
JERUsHIA.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
An American Notable.

Charles Langheimer, the Dutch.
man" who is SO graphically described
in Charles Dickens American Notes"
was discharged from the Eastern Pen,
itentiary of Pennsylvania short time
ago. A collection was made among
the officials for him, aud he announced
his intentions of leaving Philadelphia,
where no is too we'll known, and NOV,
ing to Michigan.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
DEAF MUTEs As TELEGRAPH opER aToRs.

DEAF MUTEs As TELEGRAPH OPERATORS.
Mr.. J. G. Davis, Of 800 West Thir-
teenth street, advertised yesterday for
lOO deaf mutes to be made into tele-
graph operators. Nine years ago, he
says, ne taught deaf mute named
Holman telegraphy. Hoffman learned
the art in less than three months, and
became one OF the most expert opera
TORS IN the country, being at the time
OF his death the chief operator in the
Moolle telegraph office. Mr.. Davis
has since taught twenty deaf and
dumb persons, and says they are al
most invariably much quicker to learn
than those persons who speak and
hear, and make far better operators.
Il had call from one the other
day." he said, "who told me that he
had been q book binder. He was at
frst very skeptical, but I convinced
him OF the ease with which he could
learn by giving him one lesson. In
three-quarters of an hour he knew
more than half the Morse alphabet
and by referring occasionally to the
alphabet written for a guide, he could
talk with me ON the instrument with
ease. Ut twenty that | taught in
Philadelphia, sixteen are now in Lon.
don, where a number of them are in
the telegraph department of the Gen,
eral Postotlice. Two. of them have
positions in Philadelphia, and one in
Montgomery or Mobile, l don't know
which. 1t is marvellous that deaf
mutes should be able use their sicat
as they do. There was one of nv
pupils with whom | could talk with
my eyes. They are wonderfully quick
and accurate. While they are receiv.
ing dispatches, which, of course, they
40 either by sight or touch, they are not
disturbed by sounds or conversation.
and are consequently less liable to
make mistakes than a sound operator.
begin with this little instrumental
cumberland teach them to hold the
land over the key in receiving. SO
hat they may learn by the touch first,
u course there is one requisite to
lrst-class operator that do not teach.
dc must be rapid penman. After
soIng through course of three
months tuition he must spend week
II two III an Office to learn the pecu.
larlties oil the manner of doing bust.
less In tina, Office. Then if he is n
apid writer he is good operator. I
IN teaching, of course, as matter of
usiuess."- n. Y. World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Drowned.

We learn from the Avalanche that
Della Leonard, a former carrier of
that paper, was accidentally drowned
while working on dam in the Hum
boldt river, at 0reana, Nevada, on
the lst instant. Della was an intelli.
gent and hardworking boy, and we
are sorry 10 hear of his death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Matrimonial Quartz.

We copy this para raph from a
private letter from ono Of tho boys in
Gambrinus district:
Considerable matrimonial quartz
is being found this spring around
here, and in case the boys neglect 70.
ing down there it might be good poll
cy for the young ladies to club togeth-
or and make Il tour Of inspection
among the new mines and see for
themselves whether the prospects are
exaggerated. 1t would be well TO
bring Judge Hart along, and whenev-
or one is found possessing the neces.
sary qualifications swear him at one.
and not let him go to "the States In
case the girls come up they are res
pectfully referred to the Lucky Boy.
Fuquay, Forest King and Golden
Gate mines"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Religious.

Rev. j. NJ. Buergler, of Granite
Creek, Will come over to this city To-
day aud remain a week. Catechism
class for children will take place every
afternoon at AGO o'clock in St. 10.
seph's church; divine services next
Sunday, May 18th, at 100 clock A. N.
and TP.M.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Tho Weather.

On last Sunday rain fell at inter-
walls. Late in tie evening buster
ing snow storm set in and continued
till the mountains and foothills were
white. Yesterday morning was clear,
but white clouds came up about noon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Gone 10 Rnisa CITY

I'' T. A. Foster took his departure,
H. p last Sunday morning, for Boise
|, NY y lie had been employed
I 'nlS Office tocnable US to finish an un-
a sud- rush of job work. Charley is a
SOU Nlnter and an excellent young
!. '' and we are sorry that there is
:. enough business to Justify us in
'"ing INN steady employment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Arrivals at the Luna House.

j. NJ. Cannady, Pioneerville; Milton
Kelly, Joe Joyce, James II. IIawley
Quartzburg; James Pulk, Dan Dobbs
Centerville; VIM. Libby, NJ. E. Knapp II
IL. Knapp, Lucky Boy mine; J. w. win.
son, Silver City; Jas. Monroe. CANYON
Creek; Frank Clinback, Shafer Creek
J. NJ itchell, James Dwire, J. w. Atson,
Lower Payettc; E. b. Tage, A. II. Boomer.
Boise City; Rev. J. Mexican, Basin; ]. ].
Valentine, jess Bradford, San Francisco !;
l.. 5. Owens, I. Price, S. Chamberlain.
u. Tincher, mountains; II. Clifton, city:
Thos Elliot Sub Rosa; Joe Travis, VIII.
low creek; Patsy Marley, Good Hope
mine; Geo. Miller, Boise road; J. r..
Morse, North Elk; Tim Carroll, Joe
Nelch, Banner; John Trayillion, Golden
Gate mine; Peter Rush, North Elk: Fred
DUNCAN, Indian creek; Mrs. Bradford
and child, city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
FAVORABLE.

hi, u' bolseites look favorabIy on
!. route via Idaho City and Banner
\ Gu ''le proposed military wagon road
j.. @n'p City, and will represent
!, wants to Col. Green, who will ar
\, ), u lew days to take command
ANU u'e post ,, The expedition will I'M
VI ly examine both routes, and
,..,' ave no doubt that the Banner
~ VIII be pronounced superior TO
: route via Atlanta.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
New Discovery.

Mr.. Ed Maloy discovered a ledge a
few days ago that promises to be a
big find, if reports are anywhere near
the truth. A large piece of rock, one
side of which resembles a honey.
comb, owing to its being partly de-
cayed, is sprinklcd plentifully with
gold. Other pieces shown to US were
also very rich, and Of more firm
quality. The ledge is said to be some.
where between the Sub Rosa and Sum-
nit Flat, but us it has not yet been
recorded we cannot give the exact 10.
cality. Enough is known to warrant
US in saying that it is in that section
where we advised men unacquainted
with the country to prospect.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-07
Spiral 9utifes.


To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c.
will seno d recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary i Soutl
America. Send a selfaddressed envelop,,
to the REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN, Station ID.
Bible House, New York City.
Sep 25 '77-ly