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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-10-18
[BY THE GovERNoRl
Election Proclamation, 1878.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
IDAHO TERRITORY,
BOISE City, September 30, 1878.


TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN =
Know We that [, Mason Brayman, Cover
nor of the Territory of Idaho, in obedi
ence to law, do hereby appoint and order
the holding Of a General Election at the
proper voting places in the several coun.
ties OF said Territory on Tuesday after the
nrst Monday in November next, being the
NTH day of said month"; in the year 1878
1or the election of the following officers
to-wit:
One Delegate to represent said Terrific.
ry in the Forty-Sixth Congress of the
United States
One District Attorney for the First Dis
trlct, comprising the counties of Nez
Perce, Idaho and Shoshone
One District Attorney for the Second
District, comprising the counties Of Boise,
Alturas and Lemhi.
One District Attorney for the Third Dis
trlct comprising the counties Of ida,
Bear Lake, Oneida and Owyhec
Members Of both branches of the Tenth
General Assembly, to convene at Boise
City on the second Monday, being the
thirteenth day Of January, A. ID, 1879 as
follows:
ADA CoUNY-Two (2) members Of the
Legislative Council, and five 90 members
of the House Of Representatives.
ALTURAs COUNTY-One % member of
the Legislative Council and two co men,
bers Of the House of Representatives.
BEAR LAKE CoUNTY-One % member
# the Legislative Council, and one %
member of the House of Representatives.
BOISE CoUNTY-Two (2) members of the
Legislative Council, and five o. members
OF the House Of Representatives
IDAHO CoUNTY-One CD member of the
Legislative Council and one % member
OF the House Of Representatives
LEMH CoUNTY-One ~ member of the
Council and two (2) members of the House
Of Representatives
NEz PIERCE CoUNTY-One % member
Of the Legislative Council, aud two (2ll
of the House of Representatives.
ONEIDA CoCNTY-Onc ID member of
the Legislative Council, and ~ members
oi the House Of Representatives.
OWYHEE CoUNTY-Two (2) members of
the Legislative Council, and five ~ mem /
Dcrs OF the House of Representatives.
SHosHoNE COUNTY-One % member Of +
he Legislative Council, and one ID mem +
Der of the House of Representatives.
Also, all other officers required by law
% be elected al said general election
~ In testimony whereof I have |
. heretofore set mr hand and !
| - caused to be hereto affixed the /
- Great Seal of said Territory Of
Idaho, aitested by the Secretary thereof /
Done at Boise City this, thirtieth day oil
September in the year of our Lord 1873 |!
NJ BRAYMAN.
Governor.
Attest: T. T. STpEBoTHAM,
Secretary of Idaho
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III India, will assume command at
Peshawur, where 10000 troops are al
ready concentrated. Reinforcements
for the British army continue to ar
rive War is considered inevitable.
The Afghans have been practicing
with heavy guns in Khyber Pass, and
it is belived that Ali Musjid has been
strengthened and armed with heavy
siege guns.
WILL NOT ACT RASHLY.
LONDON, October | 1lth.-A dispatch
from Simla states that the idea of
dash on Ali Musjid has been aban-
doned. The military authorities con-
sidered it useless until they were pre-
pared to proceed beyond that point.
The original programme Of advance
from two or three points early in No
vember will be maintained.
TURKEY RETAINS SLAVERY.
EDINBURGH, October 1lth.-A Lon
don correspondent states that negoti-
ations for an Anglo-Turkish treaty for
the suppression Of slavery has failed.
AN oFFENsE TO ALL THE POWERS.
LONDON, October 9th.-A Vienna
dispatch says: 1t is to be feared that
the Turkish note has seriously, if not
lrretriovably, compromised the AMIGA
BILE relations between Austria and
Turkey. Germany will formally noti-
ty the Porte that its note is an offcnse
to all the powers.
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| INDIANAPOLIS, October llth.-A dis
patch to the Indianapolis Ne,cs says:
Monday night several negroes
outraged four white women near
Mount Vernon, Posey county Last
night Deputy Sheriff Oscar Thomas,
while attempting 10 arrest some Of
them, was killed by Daniel William
son (colred). This morning a mob
of nearly 5000 gathered, shot Viii
Hanson, hanged two others and ere
preparing to hang The rest. Great
excitement prevails.
FIGURING on THE sPEAKERsHIP.
WASHINGTON, October Ilth.-Nov
that Sayier is defeated for the next
Congress, Cox announces himself a
candidate for Speaker. Friends of
Blackburn, of Kentucky say that he
will be the choice of the solid South,
and that Randall will have no strength
from that section. General Garfield
said to an acquaintance to-day that
although his absence from the next
Congress will be a great loss to the
party and country, yet the gallant
fight he made, and the consistent and
firm stand he maintained on the money
question:, have won for him respect
from all parties in the State, and he is
bound to be the next Governor of
Ohio.
ROW BETWEEN AUSTRIAN SAILORS AND TrAL-
LONDON, October 9th.-A Rome dis
patch states that several persoaS
were wounded at Erieste in a distur.
bance caused by sailors from an Aus
trian man-of-war shouting death to
Italy" before the Italian Consulate.
FURTHER WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIAN TROOPS
STOPPED.
LONDON, October 9th-A Vienna
dispatch says: Prince Lobanoff has
informed Safvet Pasha that by order
of the Gar the further withdrawal OF
Russian troops is stopped, and that
they will keep the line which they
now occupy at Tchaloldja. This is
done in consequence OF the murders of
Christians in the dist,icts evacuated
WAR INEVITABLE.
I.oNDoN, October llth.-1'he civil
and military Gazette states that Gener-
al Sir Frederick Paul Haines, Com
mander-in-Chief of the British forces
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-10-18

THE six Chinese companies which
manage tue business of the celestial
inhabitants Of San Francisco CLAIM
that the Chinese laborer makes in that
city from twenty-five to forty dollars
a month, and does not intend to 60 to
the Atlantic coast, nor anywhere else.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-10-18

GENERAL GIDEON j. PILLow, of Mex
lean war notorietX and Brigadier Gen
eral in the Confederate service, died at
Helena, Arkansas, on the 9th inst
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-10-18

ELEVEN Nez Perces were lately cap
tured in Montana, taken to Fort Leav-
enworth and imprisoned with Joseph
and his band,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-10-18
Dissolution Notice.


xgyz HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
inr between Charles Magec and M. H. Kemp
nor IN tbe freiohtipg business between Idaho City
and bonanza City is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ChAhLEo MAUIH
IDAHO CRY, Sept. Is, 1SIS-4w.
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Squelching DatzefI.

Private Dalzell seems to be as irrepresSb BILE
with the tongue as with the pen. The Cincin-
natl Enquirer thus describes scene in the
ONO legislature, IN which il was found reQui-
site TO . sit down on DalZen with some en-
The Chair-The gentleman from Noble viii
Mir. nalzell-Mr. Speaker l again protest
take my seat
The Chair-The gentleman must take bis
seat. The sergeant7attarm will require hin
10 dose. ~
Mr.. Dalzell continued his remarks. gesticu-
latlng wildly with his bong arms while Al
Beach came across the han To his side aud
gently laid his hand on the statesman's Shout
der.
The Chair-The Sergeantat arms must zee
that the order of the chair is obeyed. The gen
tleman from Noble must he seated.
nalZell-l will not sit down. The entire
force OF this house can not compel
half-doZen members on the republican
side jumped 10 their feet To get the attention
OF the chair, but did not attempt TO interfere
Beach smiled pleasantly, and, with a bow,
remarked, MIR. Dalzen, YOU must be seated v
at the same time bringing the pressure OF his
hand upon his shoulders little more firmly.
DalZell-l yield 10 force only.
Beach, IpersuaSively but firmly. sin down
Mr.. DaZell: sit down.
Dalzell-l will not sit down. IL is an ont
rage, sir! The constitution is being Violated 2
My rights as a member are being trampIed
upon. The conStOo-S.h-- land then followed
that peculiar swirl or moan, or wave of sound.
which everybody whoever heard DalZeIl will
recognize as peculiarly his. but which is indie
Scllhable- In the midst ot which Beach caught
him by both shoulders and swung him into his
at "
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As-The suspension of John j. Adams & Co.
wholesale grocerS, New Orleans, is announced
and a-half.
SF-The Farmers club of western MaSsachu-
sets, excited by recent cases of hydrophObia.
have resolved that tax of $50 a year ought 20
be imposed on the owner of every dog and
bonds exacted for the payment OF possible
damages.
ss-Bertha Won Hilern says she hates aw
full to have women kiss her. Well, say,
(HdUkeye.
As-A female servant I'm Dublin has been
sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment for
pushing her mistress out Of the kitchen, and
calling her Kitchen walloper.n
As-The Countess Joannes Moore, the sweet
singer OF Michigan, hastily flung of the fol-
lowing the other the day: 4" III YOU feel little
pale, think of joiner and the whale and the
himself g0ner."
Af-It is notable fact that the food or
atheism which is now sweeping over this cOun-
try followed directly after the general intro
duclien OF The chrome into the tea BUSINESS.
Begin at the root of this great evil. brethren
Huntington Hdlrkeyc
ss-The head house and machinery of No. z
slope OF the SuSquehanna coal company, at
Nantlcoke, Pa, was burned yesterday. Loss
$1,000.
ss~A full pack of playing cards was discoy-
cred under the pulpit of the Saybrook, Conn.,
Methodist church by workmen who were max.
ing repairs.
AH-1t has been ascertained that the burglars
who robbed the Dexter saving bank of Maine
obtained only Sl,22s. The detectives are en-
deayoring to discover the murderers OF treas
urer Barron.
As-It is to be hoped that the dupes of the
recent baby and beauty shows will remember
their grievances long enough TO make a repe-
titlon OF them out of the question. Either the
public or the performers are likely TO be swim
died by such shows.-[N. y. Sun, 2jth.
Af-The Marietta (Ga.) Journal, says: The
people of Georgia carry of the palm for send
ing their children away TO educate. Since the
war they have sent out of the state for this
purpose 81, 250,O00.
kr-NileS G.. Parker, eX-State treasurer Of
South Carolina, has been released frem Jail at
Columbia on his own recogniZance. and has
been accepted as states witness against his
former associates in office,
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THRUST FES' SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
Il NEAR WASHINGTON CITY.

BY virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Court for -
Prince tie, rge's county, as a Court of Equity, 81"
the beers, as Trustees, will offer at pub L.l
lie sale. on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 18th
day of March, 1873 (i fair, if not the next fair
day theI eafer,) the valuable and highly improved
Farm of which the late Francis A. Thornton died
seized and possessed, containing 123 acres. This
farm borders the District of Columbia and
Upper Marlboro Turnpike and is within six
miles of Washington city. The land is highly i'm
proved. The buildings upon it consist of new and
handsomely built Dwelling House: a very large
and convent MT barn, recently built, and all neces
sary ontbqildings for a frst-class farm: Thu land
IS well adapted to the growth of grain, grasses,
sdered very desirable a Dairy.Far
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are One-third of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day OF SALE the day of its rati6-
cation by the court and the balance in equal pay
ments. at one and two years from the day of sale
the whole pure base money to bear interest from
the day of sale and the deferred payments to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser with secur-
ity, to be approved by the Trustees. A cash pay
ment of $500 will be required of the purchaser, to
be paid on the day Of sale. Upon the payment of
the " hole puri base money and interest, the TruS
tees are authorized to convey the property, in fee
simple, 70 the purchaser free, clear and discharged
OF all claim of The parties to the cause, and of any
person PEI sons Claiming by, from or under them.
COLyeyancing 10 be at the cost of the purchaser.
Sale to commence a. IL O'Clock a..
81 Those wishing to purchase are invited to
view the premises.
RICHARD d. CUTTINGS, lr,,S.oo.
c. e. MhGRUDER }husleeS.
Upper Marlboro. Feb. 15, 1873 feb16-s&tu, Is
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OHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE, ON THE SOUTH WEST
CORNER OF NJ AND FOURTH STREE cS,
~

ntrE IN ~ n 0f>D wv hAAi "a nc u 10,
Under and by virtue of a decree Of the -
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, 1..:U
in Equity cause no. 4165-wherein +. M ..ly
Ramsay is complainant, and Joseph Daniels CT al,
sell at public auction on the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 18th day of March, 1878, at AZ %, M .
all the right title and interest, of the PARTIES to
said cause, In and to the following pieces or par
GELS OF ground, situated in the City OF Washington
scribed as follows: First, parts OF lots and "a In
square numbered 513, beginning for the same at
the mol theast corner of said lot Numbered "a and
running west along the line of N 'sstreet north -
thlrty-two (S2l feet; thence south, and at right
angles with said street, one hundred feet to a Ten
te the line OF Fourth street west; thence north
along said street, one hundred feet to place of be-
ginning; together with ali the rights and privileges
&c., thereunto belonging. This lot is improved by
an elegant three-story brick dwelling, with all the
lot. Also, lot ''I'' in j. C. Hardness subdvi-
sion oflots in square numbered GA; westof and ad-
Joining the above described parts of lots and e.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: One
fourth OF the purchase money shall be In cash, and
spectivey. In six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months from date OF sale; the deferred pay
ments to bear interest at the rate of per centum
per anDum. from date OF sale, and be q reserved
lien upon the real estate sold. and upon full pay
of the sale by the court, . deed for the property
win be given to the purchaser purchasers, of
said lots Of ground oePosis of $500 each lot TO
be paid by purchaser at time of SAFE. All convey
ancing al purchasers cost. II terms of sale not
right TO sell at the risk ard cost OF the defauIting
purchasers. !. z. B: SANDS. Trustee,
B. H. WARNER, Auct, mari-dEds
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RARNFS On Frid

BARNES. On Friday evening, March LIST, 1873,
OF pneumonia, GAMALIEL RANDOLPH BARNES.
in the twenty-DiDth year Of his age. He stiu lives
In the tearts OF his Borrowing relatives.
Funeral from IS Bridge St. Georgetown, to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon al 81 O'Clock.
BUSSIUS. Suddenly, on Friday. March l. 1879
at half-past hye O'Clock PIN, WM. FREDERICK.
youngest child of John and Ann T.. Bussius aged
Years and months.
Funeral on Sunday, at 3 p. M, from the residences
OF his parents, 1917 st. northeast TO which the
relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited.
KRETSCHMAR. On the 2Sth of February
1873, at quarter TO five o'clock D. M, after short
and painful illness. SUSAN j. KRETSCHMAR wifi.
of Herman X. Kretschmar, aged "a years and D
month.
Funeral services at her late residence. No. ar
Tenth st. northwest, On Sunday afternoon at q
O'Clock pm. Friends invited. q
MCDEyITT. Thursday. February %, 1878 AZ
1Op.m.: JOHN h. MCDENITT, In the forty sixth
Funeral from St. Dominic's church. Monday,
March 4, at 8 am.
OGLE. On March LIST. 1873, Mrs. ANNA "
0GLE, in the fOrty-fif th year of her age.
To one He sends peace, 10 another rest,
And for some TO suffice is His behest;
And TO some who are longing with him to be,
He sends bright angel with wings TO fee
And oh. He came TO her yesterday,
And brought her wings 10 soar away
To the region where all Is light aud love,
And where friends were waiting for her above.
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence,
No. 90 First ST., Georgetown, ID. c., Sunday.
2:30 p. m. All friends and acquaintances of tho
family invited to attend. Burial service wfllGpo
read at St. John church.
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nOWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers,
IL AZ 7th street.
If L. pR0pTRTV

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED vALUA-
BILE REAL PROPERTY.
Court, of the District OF Columbia, dated E:::
cause s, n1nbeIed go, in equity, lDoehet is.
In which Richard 3. Rubincam ct al. are plaintiffs
and Milton Rubincam ct al. are defendants, will
Sel at public auction, in front Of the premises,
at ~ O'clOck p. m, THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH,
1873, Lot Of ground, numbered Il, in square A. in
Washington city, and District afOrGcaid. The said
lot fronts twenty-five feet on the south side of
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, near ~ street,
and is one hundred and twenty-seven feet ave
inches deep, and improved by q two story Brick
building, used as a Restaurant and Boarding
House.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth part of the purchase
money be paid in cash the ratification OF the
sale by the court and the balance in equal install.
ments IN six, twelve, and eighteen months after
date, In notes OF the purchaser, bearing Interest
from Gay OF sale secured BY deed q trust upon
after the sale, and comply with the terms OF sale.
In al respects, within hve days after the sale 9TH
erwise the property to be resOd after 1--WE days mo-
tice, at the cost and risk of the defaulting pur-
ing: M, THOMPSON,
IebSS Trustee,
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NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-A MEDICAL
IN ESSAY, comprising series Of lectures deliy-
cred 1t kAhn'e Museum Of Anatomy, New York.
on the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, show.
ing indisputAby how lost health may be regAined,
Ahording q clear synopsis Of the impediments 10
marriage and the treatment Of nervous and physi.
cAl debiaty; being the result Of twenty years
KAHN's Museum Of Anatomy, 60 Broadway .
New York 0S-3m
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II j. STELLWAGEN,
No Real Estate AuctiOueer, 513 7th street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING. BEING No. & r STREET. NGRTG

gTGkE sbtE
IMN ssr BEING NO. 8 F STREET NORTH.
By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated "a
February IA, 1877; and recorded In Liber s44, f.:
folio 2lS one of the land records for the Dis E:l
trlct of Columbia. and at the request of the parIy
Of thssseb w sell Ct
OF Lot numbered eighty-seven (87), in Kelly s
recorded subdivision OF Square numbered six hun
and bGeH 9y
having all the modern cOnveniences. This properly
sOmme ends itself particularly to those desiring
Terms of sale: $500, accrued interest, accrued
annually, and to be secured by deed Of trust
sS 81 the It 1i
ssdts NJ oc Trustee
81 sA d5ke9RXX ALg gAKEErK Kd
T 1S1T nyi1 An mp 1S2s sETTEEN THE
r B1As SEM; AND MANsARD ROOFS. -
Pre- Court Of the District Of Columbia. SIT SIT
ting !s in Equity, and passed in Equity causeE:
February, 1878 Wherein Fhp Waii S cay e al o.,
asers ane ssa snd
WsshIPgtsn, and hssries q Go uae s'y on on
: a.
four "a O'Clock p. m, all those lots Of ground
K iitg ana q. 4eing IN the city of Washington aud
lots tWenty-one CID, twenty-five (22J and twenty
six t26l; in square numbered two hundred and
forty 90, together with the improvements there
ect to three Of trust; each lot being Subject
to deed Of trust for three thousand dollars,
u OOO). with interest at ten per centum Der an,
mum, for which deeds are recorded in Iiber $50
f0os IT, lit and 179, Of the land records for said
The ten ms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are: One-half OF the purchase money to be paid in
cash, within five days after the day of sale, of
when one hundred dollars is to be paid as deposit
at the time Of sale, and the balance of the mr.
chase money in two equal instalments in three and
purchaser or purchasers shall deliver to said trus.
tee his or their promissory notes. dated on the day
OF sale, and to bear interest ct the rate of six
ee cent, per anaum And the Trustee reserves the
OF sale in five days, to resell the property at the
eost OF the defa1lting, purchaser. Each lot, with
FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee.
Columbia Law Building. 9th street
...oo Z. A. OARNEILLE
1epso-eo@os hea Estate Aucti0aeer,
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MARRIKn-

GHARLES-NEALE On "Wednesday. Fsbru.-
7! 2!th 1873, at the lodge of Rock Creek Cemetery
by the Rev. j. A. Buck, WIN. h. CHARLES 10
county, ID. q. No cards.
PAINE-CoFFIN. February 9Th, 1878, at the
church OF the Epiphany, by Rev. DIR. Paret, Lieut.
CoTT, daughter of Prof. J. Il. c. Conn, US.
navy.
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England Will Roar,

RrssIA-I want several provinces to square on
my territory.
ENGLAND-.Now, don't think that's right.
RUssIA-lm going TO take those Turkish
ships.
ENGLAND-NOw, you shouldn't do that 'TaiH't
right
RUSsIA-let'S see. But that isn't near euougb.
L want two or three or twenty or thirty
millions Of roubles.
ENGLAND-By George, you'd better take Tur-
key and done with it.
RUSsIA-Dont know but that / shall Now.
there's Egypt.
ENGLAND-NOw, if you touch Egypt shant
like ii. Ill roar. l can roar awful You'd
better not make me roar.
RUSSIA-O roar and be- think I'll cork I'm
the BoSphOrus. too.
ENGLAND-Now, If you cork up the BoSphorus
TW roar. I've got 100000 roaring men.
RUssIA-Nes, I'll put fort on the BoSphorus.
ESGLAND-Now, I'm just going To commence
TO roar right away il you do that. Aus
tria will roar with me, too, won't YOU,
Austria?
AUSTRIA-l-dunno. / haven't roared for a
good while. / got awful sick the last
time i rOared AT GERMANY Maybe III
roar. III see. Tllthink about IT,
ENGLAND-Well, I've a good mind to roar an
by myself. declare its shameful Why.
the man has no more conscience than n
bear " y, Granite.
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NHARLES W. HANDY, AuctiOneer,
~ 500 18th street n W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
No. Io7 NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
I'm WARRINGTON CITY.
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated July -
31st, 1875, and recorded in Liber No. 7S9, i'm
folio 49, OF the land records of the District lot
note secured thereby, will offer for SALE at public
action, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY.
the 9th day of March, 1878 at O'Clock D. m
Lots numbered two t2), three 81 four az and five
(6). in Moses keliey's recorded subdivision of
Square numbered nine hundred and thirty -four
1884, with improvements, consisting of Frame
Dwelling House.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at the
rate of per cent. per annum until paid, the pur-
chaser to give his notes for the deferred payments
secured by q deed of trust upon the property sold
All cOnyeyancing at purchasers expense. $16O
down ut time Of sale.
feb2S-dtds EUGENE CARUsI, Trustee.