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The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03
ANElLUSEON OR A nIsRAGEf

While gentleman was at work in his fields, he happened to glance toward the sky, which was cloudIess, and saw, ap- parently, about half d mile of ill wester- ly direction, an opaque substance, resemb- ling white horse, with head, neck, limls and tail clearly defined, swimming in the clear atmosphere. It appeared to be moving its limbs as if engaged in swim ming, moving its head from side to side, always ascending at ans angle of about 10 ty- five degrees. He rubbed bis eyes to convince himself that he was not dream- ing, and looked again; but there it was, still apparently swimming and ascending ill ether. He called to the men, about one hundred yards of. and told thrm to look mp and tell him what they saw. They de- cIared they saw white horse swimming in the sky. and were badly frightened. Our informant, neither superstitlous nor nervous, sat down and watched the phan- tasin eff we may so call it) until it ,lisap- peared in space, always going in the same direction and moving in the same manner. No one can account for the mirage, or illusion, except upon the uneven state of the atmosphere. Missions of different appearance have beer seen at different times in the sane vicinity, frightening the snperstitious and laughed at by tue skepiiclAl
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
PEOPLES LINE.

offer my services to the travelling public, and can be found at all times ready to convey ps'ssu- gers ts ssd from the Depot, or to Sandy Hook and hewtown St.
 Charges moderate. Remember the "Govern2r.
 GEORGE REDSTONE.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03
From Judge Fullerton of Ner York.
 prr,,yp,,,v-r Tp~E A,,Y,i1 r 1E-T

 Dr. J D SMITH:
 Dear Sir-Br;ore leaving Bridgeport beg to ar- knowledge the great benefit l have received from your treatment of nlr e4 all electrician. You Eavg me immediate rcllc1 iron, great suffering, aul ow- llg to the slillnl manner in winch you applied tue electric current 1 experienced neither pan ol unpleasant sensation.
 Yours truly, WILLIAM FULLERTON
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

Dr. Smith has devoted years ts the judy of Mafioal Essciricay and the dis sases to which 1t is best adapted His iriees are always reasonable. and are. sot varied from exeep. to the roo-. Consultation fra.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

s DlsEAsEs PEcuI1AR TO FE1sAIEz. - IT. srfns ompisin;s involving HIalpB sitian. a. pFal 2 gs. -atsversion. Retrpve-sir-- Ir,Azr1raetian { isra- ion. and various other afIactiaIs e fhe Won and 1Fzries Ps;nsni. sHppTessed. Sczaty CT rofEss Ienstruation. Leue Jrrhas1. sc.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03
Only a Child.

A fcw months ago the following letter was received from a wcll-hnown citizen of Bridgeport;
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

5 UEIxAHY AND GExTTAr. ORsASs-Gravsl pia- setes and Kidnsy complaints. Iiep5ienre and Hi- nal Weukness. T5s Eail.r coal.aiai asger taifs Co i1ld rapidly ts hsis treataoai.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

A FIBRaus AND sTusCuIAn SYSTEM. -Rhaumg- ism. Lumbsgo Stiff Srck, spinal Curvature. Hip .isaases, Cancers, Tuners
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03
For Sale Cheap.

4 god hand Psnting Press. but litsis ussi can be ns ehes7 by ealing q tlsis csse- Sizs ofs zse fsr size "a szsarzznznft sxI9.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

4 fop at ball. w.so had sie ped on a iasiy train, said: T beg your pardon. put why don's you have Q eow-ca eller on your trainfs ..Bseause then I should catch So many calves. sweetly replied the l.dy.
 The fox-hunter's motto-Never give offence while following the hounds, hut always take fence.
 1 table oi interest dianer-table
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

3. RESPIRATORY oRGASS.-Cstarrh. Cough. Tnau- nza. Asthma gwhen dot caused by organic dissaS. the hgzrtl, Broachiiia, PIeur5sy, P.eur75ynia RI euInatism Of the Chest. Consumption, in srly stages
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

1. DISEASES OF THE BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM. -Epile;gy CtorAa. or St. Nitus' Dance. Paralysis Hcmiplegia and PaTaplcBisl. Neuralgia, Hysteria, Servousness, PaIpitatou of the Heart, Lockjaw. sc., &c.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

2. ORGANS AND TISSUES Cos-5ECrED WITH THE Dr. .fsIIvE SYsTEM-Scrc TIrnat Dyspepsia, piar- Iosa. Dyssntsry, Obstinate Constipation, H8mor- acids or Piles Billions Flatulent and Painters olic, and all affections of the Liver and spleen.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

Special Notices ten csnt3 per line first, and five cents for each subsequent insertac.
 Transient advertising payable in advance. No dead-beat advertising taken. Yearly a,tvertiss- msnts payabls at the end of each quarter. Pro- fessional and business cards (to occupy more than i've inas) $5 year.
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no. 3R

but few dry eyes among tile white by
ISLANDERS, who had come to see the last
of old Joe Poioke. Before the compa-
ny Of mourners left the ground. every
thing belonging to Joe was brought
out from the house and broken up.
Dishes. cooking utensils, knives and
forks, buckets and furniture sharing
the same fat. Joe has been known
to all the old residents in this end of
the county for the past twenty years.
He was faithful and honest and good
worker. The only failing apparent to
us was his love of whisky but he has
gone-he is now good Indian
Peace to his ashes.
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GLADsroNE is at agreat discount n
England. AThe lincal descendent OF
the impenitent shicfr has things hia
own way,
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The supbeams dance on the clover,
And kiss the red lips of the rose,
But man dances wildly all over,
When hammer drops on his toes.
-HACKENsACK REPUBLICAN,
The peach bushes red in the sunlight,
Which brightens the bloom on the rose;
But its not the sunbeam imparteth
Such bloom on the toper's red nose.
-MERrDEN REcoRnER.
The clouds are heavy and damp and gray,
The mist and drizzle all pleasure mar;
And man. seized with fever christened
"Hay,"
Sadly plays on his nasal catarrh.
--NoRRIsTowN HERALD.
The starlight broods soft Ger the sleeping
world,
And the harvest moon wideneth its cres-
cent horn;
While the man of the town he squirmeth
around,
And cuttcth with anguish his yellow corn,
-HAwKEYE,
AS roses sweet in the twilight eve,
From its leaves falls the dewy tear:
So thus the tramp who moans and grives
For one more drink OF lager peer,
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sE.HE CopALTNE3saIp HERETOFORE EX-
listing between q. ". Tompkins. ". W West
aud + 4. Iorse IN the saw mill business is this
day disSois ed by mutual COT Gent, X. W. Tompkins
aud W " West having sold their interest to J. b.
Morse. All debts due the late firm must be PAID
10 k W Tompkins. and all Indebtedness of the late
firm will be settled by j. B. Morse.
r. w. TOMpK1kS,
W. w. WEST,
]. y. MORSE
IDAHs CRY, I. r.. July 2g. 1873
All those that are indebted to the late hrm Of r.
W Tompkins &Co will please ceme forward and settle
within thirty days All accounts not settled oy
thai time will be nlaced in the hands Of attor-
nev for collection. Z. w. TOMPKINS.
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THE MEDICINE MAN

Again circled the grave three, times,
stopped each time at the cardinal
points, turning completely around, and
finished by blowing his breath from
his nose and mouth npon it. Previ-
ous to digging the grave, number Of
chickens, belonging to the deceased
were killed and placed at intervals
around the spot selected for sepulturc,
ut distance of 25 or 80 feet from il.
The body was clothed with new
shirt and pants; the forehead and
eyes covered with Q badge made Of
white beads, and q crown, or head
dress, of feathers, above all. The
cries and lamentations Of the women
we're 50 plaintive, and their grief
seemed g sincere, that there were
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IDAFIo CITY, TJE5D-A-Y, JULY 80 1879
sAVAGE,s sEPuLCHER.
An Account Of an Indian Burial in Coyote
Valley.
ILower Lake Bulletin.l

After the grave a round hole about
five feet in diameter and the same in
depth) had been prepared under a
brush house, adjoining the cabin Of
the deceased, the body was carefully
carried out on a blanket and quilt and
placed alongside the opening The
Medicine Man then began the funeral
rites, which, i'll part, consisted OF
blowing a small whistle, and the shak-
ing and rafting of split sticks, which
made a peculiar noise like nothing but
itself. After this had teen kept up
for some time, accompanied with the
low, plaintive walls Of Tie squawS
vino were sitting around the grave,
and the louder lamenis of those IN the
house, the Medicine Man then pro.
nounced a eulogy upon the dead and
exhorted the living. His language
was accompanied 10y expressive ges-
lures. He pointed to the sky, to the
ground, to each of thc four cardinal
points, and finally into the grave it
self. conveying the idea that after lie
had lived and enjoyed the things Of
this world, aud wandered far and near
over the earth, the time wonld come
when a fipal separation Of body aud
spirit must take place: aud while
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Total number of delegates. -.

Total number of delegates. $500. .34
Ordered that the primary election for
the purpose OF choosing delegates to the
county convention, be held on Saturday,
August Il, 1873.
Recommended by the Central Commit
tee that the Republican voters of the sew
eral precincts meet on the above day at
their usual places of voting, at : o'clock
p. NJ, and elect the requisite number of
delegates, under the above apportionment.
Ordered that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Idaho World
The committee then adjourned.
I. w. GARRETT,
Chairman,
/ s. WELLER, Secretary
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Wednesdav. hugust n. ls7s.
e.heriF's sale.

E.BY VIRTUE or AZ EXECUTION ISSUED OFT
B~ls ~ shs District IouFt al tBe second Judicial
District 81 I.aEo Territory in aud far the County
Of Eois. tUe 2asl day 81 3uly. ISIS, IA favor
of James Mcintyre and against "A vs. u ais :or ihe
sum ui uue Hundred aud S.uety.>exen aud e0-loU
Dollars WITT Interest thereon from the i0h day ot
July Ss together with the costs Of suit. taxed at
Twenty and ss-IoJ Dollars. and all aceruinE costs,
TO trs directed snl delivered. Notice Is hereby
given t..at on
Wedne,tay, Auguzt q. 1878,
Al IL O'Clock 3 ~. u said dsy. i wji sell. On tho
preuise.. st Idaho CIR. Boise count. J. l., at
iuigc auction to the highest bidder. fer cash, all
til right title aud latsess of the said Al w. ct ais
in the following described property, to.w't:
mining claim bounded follows beginning at the
mouth Of an old tuunel al the upper end of lonp-
kius & 60. = lumber tard and running to he huiue
ou said claim. aud north 10 near John 0arrecht :
house thence east Z tAe head II Crafts old fnnle.
Also al the elegFapl@ eluiee boxes and Other Tx
turts ol said clam: also Que house CA said claim,
adjoining the water trough ~ I, mpkins x Co.
SAN. STEWART.
Sheriff Boise Co.
IpAno CIrY. JUL 80. 1873.
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2FofggsipnaI Cards.

JONAS w. BROWN.
rTOgNEY AM, COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
q Notary Public, Idaho City, /. T. VIII practice
n n the Courts Of tge Territory. OFiICE On CON-
rs-as street TWO door above Court House.
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s. !, Brick snaus Adjoining Hasenio TIan. Wall Street.
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qba Idaho World Printing Company

urvAy les. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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sheriR's Sale.


EnoY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
49, OF tile Probate Court III aud :ar Boise county.
4. r.. on the 27tl day of suy ls7s. IN favor Of g.
: Kingsley and sgainst John ?. Acponfough and
John Wslch for the sum of Three Hunered and
Eighty.I i've and St-lG1 Dollars 1856 Sfl with ill
teyast thereon from the l2th day Of July. 1875 aud
and ali aecrulng costs directed and delivered
Notice is hereby gwen that on
Wednesday, August q. 1873,
AZ | clock =. n of said day. / will sell. nj the
Sheria's office. in idaho City. Boise county. T.,
aE public auction. 60 tie highest udder cash
4l tie right title ana interest of thr said JOAN T.
Mcponnoueh ara John Weeh the ist
cay ut Jaiy l>sa III and q tho follow
ing described real property, to-NIt; Two mining
claims situated in Au0re's creek n tke doo1es
Greek Mrlag District. commencing 81 tha mouth
d. the smare "a eh. about i81 feet. more or less.
above ht cabin tha rialtus, 81. tse lower line ii
j. l.. McponnuuEt's rlsifn. ard running doeu the
creeG 100 feet SAID Claims hHtHa generally known -
tile NcDonnuugA Ne4eA claims
SAM. STEWART.
>LeFia Boise Co,
TnAuo Cgrr. :. q. July 81, 1873.
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al" uP''i'eu h""''' engage" "a ~ ~
Noca""'' u No'''e A''''' - 'D' c'oSe
% ''''S' h''"' ''e VIE q 'Hc oedu'
came i'o't' '"c 'ooSe anu cast ''eFSe''
io'i l''S'h upon 'nc oouy' 0"a re-
moved '"e covering lF''l Joe "'e"S''
alid' a'V'F Sie had 'a'a ieF he"a upon
II, '1e GOVERN : was feplaced, ana nor
Vo'oe c'''d "e nea'o ~ 10" 'o"eS' "'
Il "'"'''hS "'e "'p"F'eu q iaSt 'a'e
wei Ai'e' '''iS " Ie''''e' oeu was
oio" ~ "'' ''''' '''0 ''o''e al" '''u
t;on and b;s on, h., sboos como
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yaahp Semi-lueeklg Wprla
.uhHshed

81 y-G S29 Fridays,
= BY THE
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PICTURES.

l. S. Weller, Secretary,
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qrews :::::: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUBLICAN,
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
IDAHO CRY, July 90, 1878.


Pursuant to call, the Republican Central
Committee met this day at 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Present, l. w Garrett, Chairman, George
Baldwin, S. X GoIdtrap, j. C. Fox 10y G.
w. Richards, proxy)
On motion l. S. Weller was nominated
and elected Secretary of the meeting
Ordered that the Republican County
Convention meet at G. c. Mefferts Hall,
Centerville, on Saturday, September Z, 1878,
for the purpose Of electing delegates to
the Republican Territorial Convention, to
be held at Boise City September 21, 1878,
and also for the purpose Of nominating
members of the Council and House of
Representatives and all county officers.
The following basis of apportionment
for Delegates to said convention was or
dered:
One delegate for each precinct, one del
egate for every twenty votes cast in 1876
for Delegate in Congress, and one delegate
for every fraction of ten or more.
The different precincts will be entitled
TO the following number Of Delegates to
the County Conventions:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
EN- EsSEE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn May Sat three
o'clock this d. III. storm passed over this
city partially unrooing a number of
business houses and the Peabody hotel,
blowing down Meachams cotton shed. The
damage by wind and water probably
$4,000.
Last Monday tramp entered the house of
planter, five miles south of Oxford, Miss,
who was absent at time. and after attempt
ing to outrage the lady Of the house struck
her in the head with an ak, from effects of
which she died. Her little girl alarmed
the neighbors and soon large number of
men were in pursuit of the william who was
captured in the woods near Oxford and is
doubtless lynched at this time, as the
excitement was very great there yesterday.
NASHVILLE, EMay 8.--The Tennessee
Agricultural Bureau reports that the
threatened ravages of wheat rust will not
be as dangerous as at first reported, al
though some damage has been done
already, The increased acreage will make
the production about three-fourths of an
average crop. Corn, tobacco and other
crops are doing well, fruit an excellent crop.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May THE President
has signed the act amending the act to aid
in the construction of a railroad and tele-
graph line from Missouri river to the paci-
fic ocean.
The Western Emigration Society, color
ed, have adopted a memorial to Congress
asking an appropriation for a transport
outfit, seeds, etc., emigrants to the West
to cover expenses for year or two.
The Senate confirmed the nomination oi
Sanford s. Blodgett, of New York, Consul
at Prescott, vice G. S. Sims. recalled,
There was long discussion over the uomi.
nation of D. Q. Baker, Collector of Inter
ternal Revenue of the Austin, Texas, dis
trict, but it went over without action.
Official information is received of the
acceptance by Greece of the invitation Of
this government to participate in the
international conference on the gold and
silver rate. Three great nations having
now accepted the invitation. it is competent
for our government, under the terms OF
the recently enacted silver bill. to make
definite arrangements for the meeting, but
the government will wait awhile to hear
from other nations.
The Secretary of the Treasurer sent to
the House of Representatives the draft OF
bill to prevent frauds upon the customs
revenue, accompanied by communication
recommending the passage of the same.
The bill provides that whatever any person
not United States officer, shall furnish to
the Secretary of the Treasury or TO any
chief officer of customs or District Attor-
ney original Information concerning any
fraud upon the customs revenue perDetrat
ed or contemplated, which shall lead to the
recovery of unpaid duties, fines or
forleitures from imposters or their agents,
the person furnishing the information shall
receive one-third the gross proceeds of the
amount recovered. Any customs officer
seizing smuggled goods of detecting frauds
in undervaluatioD, etc., etc., he may re-
receive one~fourth the gross proceeds of
the recovery thereby. This section does
not apply to customs officers who receive
over 81 900 salary. The bill repeals the
act repeating the moities bill and other acts
inconsistent.
Mr.. Manuel De Zamocoma, accompanied
by the Secretary of State, to- day presented
the President his credentials as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentirry
of Mexico.
Eighty thousand dollars of silver certif.
Gates of the denomination of $40 for issue
in this city were received at the Treasur
er's office today. A shipment of $l00cer.
tifcates will be made to New York to NOR
row, to be used principally for the purchase
of bullion.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
MA L
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-Cockrell called
up the house bill to forbid further retire
ment of United States legal tender notes,
but allowed its reference to the finance
committee for report Tuesday next.
The senate committee on naval affairs
having completed the investigation of the
charges against Paymaster Cutter took a
vote to-day on his nomination to be pay
master general of the navy and decided to
recommend his confirmation.
The house committee on public lands to-
day, decided to recommend the passage of
the so-called five per cent. bill, Introduced
this session by Representative Sapp, of
Iowa. The bill provides for the payment
by the general government to the states of
Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Missouri, Michigan,
Wisconsin. Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska,
Kansas, Arkansas. Louisiana, Alabama.
Mississippi, Florida, Oregon. Nevada and
Colorado five per centum on military land
warrants therein, estimating the same at
$l.25 per acre; payment is to be made in
treasury certificates running twenty years
aud bearing interest at the rate of 3-65
per cent. per annum. Several millions
are involved Patterson will present a
minority report against the bill.
HOUSE
WASHINGTON, May 8.-The house by a
vote of l07 yeas, to 80 nays has refused to
limit all general debate on the tariff bill
to two hours
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, May IA correspondent at
Vienna says, referring to Austrian inter-
ests, that there is no news to-day, but the
feeling of confidence is not justified by
known facts. Russia uses friendly words,
bnt her acts 10 Roumania and the conduct
of the Servians do not inspire confidence.
Roumania has issued another circular to
projects and foreign powers protesting
against the Russian advance aud announc-
ing that RoulDanian officials are being ex-
PEELED from their posts in Bessarabia.
A special from Pesth states that the
Vienna cabinet will inform the powers by
circular dispatch what measures have
become indispensable in Transylvania and
Dalmatia, and will lay stress on the state.
meDt that Austro-Hungary is acting ex.
clusively in agreement.
A dispatch from Pera says petitions and
protests are reaching the Porte and EN-
bassies from all sides against the territorial
arrangement of the treaty of San Stefano
One from the Sandjak of Varna declares
that the inhabitants will resist by force
the Russian occupation of the fortresses
Another from Batoum makes direct appea
to England and reports that the Russian:
Information comes from the Dobrud
scha that a rising in that district is immi
nent
BELGRADE, May THE minister of wal
has resigned and extensive notifications O
the ministry are expected.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May ten. Tod
leben is about TO retire to the lines O
Tchaldia, leaving, small force at Sal
Stefano. The Russians offer to fall bacl
behind the straight line drawn between
Dedegatch and Adrianople if the British
| feet will withdraw at the same time.
Great misery and destitution prevail
among the peasants of thelRussian govern
| ments of Kassan, Vsatka, Mimic, NoYgorod
Perm and Sembrisk The local admins
tration cannot afford relief as the peopl
are unable to pay taxes. Appeals to 81
Petersburg, and Moscow are made.
The statements that the Russian Ger
Todleben is negotiating with the Britisl
Admiral Horribly and the Porte, that b
had sent an ultimatum to the Porte, etc
are contradicted. Pending negotiation
/ between St Petersburg and London, Ger
Todleben is not likely to adopt any cours
tending to create new complications. 81
has not met Admiral Horribly, who, afte
spending three days with Layard. .returne
Ito Ismid yesterday.
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MTSSOURIo.

ST. LOUIS. May S.-A large number of
laborers on the extension of the Chicago &
Alton K. K. between Mexico and Marshall,
Mo-, are on strike. Several hundred of
them are said to be congregated at Glasgow,
where one of them was killed on Monday
and another badly wounded. The sheriff
OF Howard county, with a strong posse of
citizens had failed toquell the disturbance.
Advices frcm Texas say the band OF
train robbers that has. for several months
been plundering the Hampton & Texas
and Central & Pacific railroads, has been
broken up and number of the gang ar.
rested.