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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-09

INDIANS are reported as depredating
the country one hundred miles west
Of FL Paso. A party Of fifteen men
went III pursuit Of them few days
ago. and were ambushed, and all but
ono or two killed. When the news
reached El Paso a strong party was
organized and went in pursuit. Ar
irving at the scene of the massacre,
they stopped and commenced to bury
tho dead While thus engaged they
were fired upon and eighteen Killed.
The Indians are supposed to be fire.
qaenters OF the United States reser-
walton, and appear to be armed with
Shapes rifles.
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II KNOW I'm losing ground, sir"
tearfully murmured the pale-faced
freshman, "but it is not my fault, sir.
If were to study Oh Sunday, as the
others do, could keep up with my
class, sir-indeed, could; but ! prom.
Used mother. ne-nenever to work on
the Sabbath, and | can't sir, ne-nc-ver"
and as his emotions overpowercd him,
he pulled out his handkerchief with
such vigor that he brought out with
it small flask, three faro chips and a
encher deck, and some how or other
the professor took no more stock in
that frcshmau's eloquence than if he
had been craven image Acta
Colun,biana
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-09

TnE Utah Grand Jury has adjourned.
they found only five indictments for
polygamy They recommended in
their report an amendment to the jury
law, and say they are astounded at
the perjury ot Mormons. In many IN
stances mothers testified that their
daughters were not IN polygamy,
when several children had been born
TO them III Il al relation. Wien asked
who were their fathers they would
answer they had none, thus making
prostitutes Of their daughters and
bastards Of their children. to shield
the polygamists, a score Of detec.
tivcs me needed to ferret out the ras.
cality Of tho Mormons
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A
SU R e
curt
FOR
Notice.

ritory. ~ ~
IN the matter of the estate of Joseph Burnop.
deceased: - t-.SP'
RR Office IS HEREBY GIVEN by THE UNDER
" signed, administrator Of the estate of Joseph
sons having CLAIMS against said deceased r. ex
iIolt them. With the necessary Vouchers within
Var months after the hrst publication OF tins no.
tee. to the said administrator at his residence IN
Idaho city. "
DUNCAN FERGUSON,
ceased. - 'Pt "s'
Dated Idaho city October Ii. 1879,
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Notice,


In the matter of the estate of John Winner, de-
ceased.
InProbate Court OF Boise county. Idaho Territory
EAH Office Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE UNDER
IVA signed. Executor oil the estate of John Win
deceased, TO the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased to exhibit
Them with the necessary vouchers, within fonr
months after the first publication OF this notice to
the said Executor. at his residence. on Souaw
creek i'll Boise county, idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR.
Executor of the estate of John Winner, deceased.
Dated Idaho City, August 49, 1s50.-4w.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Al Bolss CITY. Idaho Ter

y. TPrr.,
November Is. 1879.
NOTICE rs HEPEBY GIVEN THAI TUE FoL-
" lowing named settler has aied notice Of his IN
tehtion to make final proof in support of his
claim, ana secure inal entry thereof al the eNuira
ton OF thirty days from the date of this an,ice
viz; Frank Farnhan 10 county, Idaho Tern
terry. Homestead application 40 6S5 for thu. lot /
and g of NV u aud NV i of sW i Sec .. TIP
n. i. aud names the following as his Witness
Is. viz; abraham Beard of Boise comfy Idaho
Territory and Henry Carter. of Boise county Ida
no Territory. JOHN B. MILLER
Register.
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IaosG who have been Investigating
10 ascertain whether the Mormons had
anything 10 do with the Ute outbreak,
NOW declare that there was more Nor
mon influence than was first sup
posed Every enc who hal a hand in
causing the outbreak, whether lac be
Mormon or Gentle. ought 10 be
promptly hanged.
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Nov. lS-5w.

eNGGa week in your own town. S. ontat free
GsUuNo RISK. Reader, il you want "A busin..ss a
VIII CHI persons of either sex can make great nav a
hei time they work. write for partieula,s 10 n
HsSs--- &cu. Portland, Mgine. lJune4'7s-ly.
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GFNeeAl. JEFrERsoN c. Davis, who
lclpy,l 10 clear the Southern Oregon
lava beds of The Modocks few years
AFRO, died il Chicago on November
30.h.
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Notice,

NsOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT VII
kG on saturday, ;he 18th day Of Deesmosf' "
at II o'clock NJ, Of said day. at my Office IN ~
City, Boise county, l. r., offer at pRblle auction 4
sum of Two Hundred aud Fifty 1850 Dolia I
the lowest bidder therefor III County hsrfaAa /
said Boise county issued and registered E'E {
January, 1869. lalDOK Sslllh.
County lIsasa'd
Idaho City, L. t., Dec. s. 1879.
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Notice.

RgOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JACOB
RN Garrecht is authorized to attend to my Brew
cry business during my absence. and Jonas w.
Brown is authorized to attend to all my other husi-
ness during my absence from the Territory.
N HAUG.
Idaho City, Dec. /, 1S79-lm.
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The Publication Of tue Golos news
paper, Of ST Petersburg, has suspend
ed for FIVE months.
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A rIsrATcH. from London says that
Michel Chevalicr, The political ccono-
mist, il cad
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Notice.

In the Probate Court of Boise county i''-s s
ritory. r,hn o'psnrss
In the matter of the estate Of Sohn -
deceased: ~ rI1r UyrEEs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN b i An oss
AZ signed. executor 0. the estate =. "a M vsrsss
mel, deceased, to the creditors u, 70 sSh
having claims, against, sala ues shsys 10 In
placerville. Boise county. |. 7, wi.an "
after the first Publication Of TINS , ISl RrgSE
Executor Of the estate OF sonh -
ceased. ,,-o 10
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HEaE lies girl as one forgotten,
who lost her shape with the rise of
cotton. Portland Standard
, 1879-05-30
THE COURTS.
The n. n. Taylor Estate Case
Again Postponed.
Delicate Points in Connection with the
Troubles of the Triad.
Some Appellate Court DccfsiouB--
Arrival OF Judge Harlan.

II. II. TAYLOR ESTATE,

II. II. TAYLOR ESTATE.
The estate Of II. II. TnyIar catna to Tie sur
face uEatn In the Probate Court yesterday
morning, nnl tho filing Of tlnal account nas
again deferred. In April n citation was Issued
for the executors 10 do this, as.tl At tic oxasslt
nation which followed their appearance In court
It waA discovered that S225 600 WAS mt ACCOUNT
cd for. But this proved to have been tho fautt
Of tho bookkeepcr. Leave was granted
TO withdraw The account tor correction.
stpca then there have been three continuarccs,
and hfr. dexter, ot counsel, appeared ycstcrtlay
and asked for ut!0thcr, slnce In was nbotIt to
take his summer vacation. Mr.. sliliasd, repre-
scntfng the widow, consented to 1t, md July Fl
wns fixed for filing tic account, nntt July - for
tho hoarlng. Some discussion ens,letl rs to the
date the account should como down to,-whctlt-
er to June q, 1873, when tic widow received n
part OF her third (hcr attorney claiming moFc).
or to the present TING, showing the charges uni
expenses, Tor t1le purposes Of final ncg0RHt as 10
~hcr. The Cnrt ruled that owing 10 sllt Contest
over the will. thu executors could not lilo final
scconnt now,-onlr oil accuunt to settle with
the widow. at the hearing hc would decide The
matter OF date. The rcason gIvon by Mr.. Dtx-
+ that tile figuring had been iona on certain
basis, nnd change might craate confusion. 4
; supplemental account could bo mndo out, II II
vera ordered. 1u admitted that nbaut $9.0D0
l>was still due tho widow. As hns previously beun
J. Hated IN TuE THlBuNE, objection ts mndo .u tho
compensation OF the executors, n1d It Ii tltider-
stood that they have re,nlttcsl Hotna Slf,0O0
which they a. first c1atmetl. 1his Wonid leave
$50 COO charged for services, which is considered
effort is To bo made to sccuro further rcduc-
fjnu,
, 1879-05-30

SUPERIOR COURT.
John Albwcgcr ct al. began suit Yesterday
for st,5W neainst Louis Morris and Scho1lo
Goldsctnidt.
Anna Fuchs fled bill against Bsrah Cash
nmt oti.rrs to foseclosc trust-tleed for Si,U0'
m 1.ut IT. IN Walters Subdivision Of the rurtiI
u 22-10O acres Ut tile ". \; of tic N. E. Il Of
Secs. ~, 80, II.
Clara l.. O'i,rien filed bill yestrtt1ay against
Michael e. Mcdonald, a. +. Cnmpbcii1 anu
lanes q sul inside some alleged fraudulent
deeds. Su states that iu t91f}t while she WAS a
1lIltHr, she wAs nanTFtcd TO unu William J.
O'i}rlop. Afeo minor, aud lived with hin the
most Of thu tnc until llis dcAth, tn sst'-
teinUer last Allo WIS tic owner Of
lot, ~ fert front. On Michigan Avenue, III
Outlet Ct, atso Lot 10 Block Z, of Walker u
Weston'a Subt1iyisiun 1T BlHck ! in Canul TrnK-
trcs' sub,lkislun Of the N. ". II Of scrs. IL. ~,
H.. Also Lot ~ mud tho ". X Of Lot 10 In
IlirhurtL's Subdivision ut Block . In Clultgll u
Iiarncv'H Suhliyison Ut Secs III, ", H. After tier
lllsbhta's dcah sle tuck ete1,s to get ller tlowcr
III this property, but learned t!lht hkc Mellon.
MD WIS cluHliI!g 10 hold II BY VIRTUE oi three
warranty deed. Haae by her husband M1H! her
self. 3he ad9nta having signed eost,e pApesn At
MeUunnld's reulIeHt. but claims bho dill nut
kuuw they wcru .lcctls, but Thought ntul wus
told they we're sonu pnpcrA to be- USED III get
ting her husEaiNt out Uf MI inihnA Prison,
where he MAS Mt the ttfnc Comnctl. She now
charges ltlut ttirsH dGcs nre lranuuient+ having
been obtained by fA1se representations. mil h.ks
that they may 6o set akide mud hor dowcr rights
established.
, 1879-05-30
t>ltII,S.

No 4narter-A twcnty.ccnt piece.
A man overheard: Dursc'f, by spring poets.
--IIaNin.ors Eptru Saturday.
Tic New Orleans Times says: 'persnIration
Is the cs,eupsst luxury Ut the pore.''
Motto for dycr's establishment. 4ori.nri
saMfah,us-Wr who a.e about TO dyo aalutu
you"
An Atlnn.a larkY, Hho tried tu send ono OF
Ills children ihfnuEh the post.otl!cc, was ar-
rested for all attempt ut blacksnal'in& Hostozs
Cuar;tr.
Wo haye heard Of tnan who Keeps temper
anru l,uiei on a sn,nt1 scale. We presume what
llo means ~, tlat he buys his gn by the quart
1urntr's fai's Kt,1rtT.
4 littlo Bradford miss, agtd years, was
looking u calsn'ar Yesterday, wllsn she sud-
1norrows."-; "-;Ira4fart Et.s.
ALimberger cheess tactory At 0teat Bond,
Pa., Waa strurs By lightning thu other night
al,tt entirely destroyed. Another p7oof that tic
victory Ia not utrays with lhe strong.
/ a thief Is rsa;ly q profound PHILOSOPHER nnii
always u candid thinker; that Is, ht looks at
everything IN hn abhtsact way. aGt, II you
reason With him, liz u open und lfablo to eon-
yictioE.
A piekpoeket taken with Ills hand y. some
one clau's pocket endcavoEed tu insaat I'll snaa-
Her Ut lEnposalbfo explanations Of tt@ nllcllota'
sp sSs ~ svssy y ~ :. 0as a e
bcnovoleutly; "hAyen't you a lawyer"
Ono OF the School Directors Of ssn F.anctset,
lately celebrated his Eoden wedding. 0ne Of
the lnolnIng papers, tn describing the gifts pre-
seuted uu lie nccaJtou, made particular plc,l-
tton Of WI cleEARt &st Of Spoons aud forks Of
, 1879-05-30
THUNDER BAY,
Tho North Shorh ut Itllss SuDcrfor-A TJct.
nrrsInn Srpt-tt{nis silver alincs-!1 Sulu.
llrIouA EttUlute.

Tho North Shore ut 1..'se Suncrfor-A TIct.
arrs'lnn Srnt-tt{nh silver Mlncs-41 Sniu-
hrtouA Ctimnte.
sntttaa corrtEpondtnes a, Tbs Tribune.
wr,,trv .o1 ..,. ,,nr,.r, ..s ,..r. 49," '"'
"Et'H' Will oee ocso'e 'hea Vaat hela OF ice,
stFetc|t"s rs tar as t.se vision Of man can DIS
t(hYulsh. This Is the Lay Ut ThuRIer,-so named
bccause Ut numerous ,lunucr-s.or,ns, anl the
rnycrl,er.ttous ,rhir), con,i,n,, 1nnr ot,"s .,'e
's.'. ...,'..',.', ~" .'""o ''''s "'scr l''e
e!ap u sh"AaeF ahs eeaRs". u Is grant TO henr
tla echo rolling along from hill to hill. and grail
aaiiy passing AMY un1i, 1t tlna1ly becoulcs too
tau,t In bo ,,ottrcJ.
~, ~, o,,.ro,, .,,u ,,,,o, f., I'm. 49,, ,,-
~ ute e'tfe'5 ""' Fouhf'os' oy htlls' Ani this
'a III" fhoss picturesque spot on s!s north shpre
of Lake Suucrior. 10 tllu west Is Atcllay's
houutuir, towcrv Its n,unar,o mn f.nt H.,
III. MR.. mn, m n. s,,,,,, is ,a,ss ,,.,'. '"so
NV y" "''.t w 40 nu'"'n't 10 !aho aooat nee
9'u@s III |ehgth, A!led with those de!iciuas
specllcd trout which attraet so Inauy anglers
to TIT" part Of the country. Tits is called Lorh
,s,a,,.,. ',.,t 't ,,''a,.,', ~ a,'t. ~ hh'
,e'a'',0' "nst in'aBmo yoafsell climbing up
1nto eae air s'r neafl5 quarter Of 4 sale, and
ihcu suddenly coming upon saia auiot spot,
which tins been scen t,v very frw ,,ortu, .,..s
rn"ra hotn' ,ts,.'.,,5, ' -, .1u' .,u H.. s'ss'
'"ef6 oo'''S ulspos'uon u keep IL Tor t1n T1.
sa1n st,"ft OF our own lZaak Maltons It y very
'', ss',".n TX. toaf'sts afo so'of"'cd '.af thla
=
r,I 20 laie F1l1ti, ol H. a1l ut tho entrance to
,linstl1isr+ Is tue ltuld nrol1,sue,lce known III
Thunder Cape.-u lasgo rltgu extending ujp1yK
tile southern shnre II Thunder Bay Iot miles !:
nlu IN 1np VI thta ID also luke, gA!led Mar!u
l.!l,se l:nke,-snme 1,a0U fuct aboye tho leyel
of Lake suncslor.
1t!trd aro ars'0nl this bay number Of ame-
thYst-n,i'es, from whtch ara taken the purrnt
any part of lle country; hut theyar t}ot yalucI
very llighy fur thts district Is much richer than
the possession ot apietEysta cnti s.,uko It. There
y EFcnt eacttetscnt about ntlver.discoycrtcs Il,
, 1879-05-30
A. NEW LEADVILr,E-

Silver III Now aroxlcn-Santn F. lr
observation-disclosures Duyclopm.r,". mn MT, q
CosIlt1n Mountains. IN the
!S't"in r. itffsr 10 1St.o york 7tnx.
spending a1 o'u mines. santa Fo is tust n,-
III verF "hsfi ot excitement over tin r,a.". Nv"
dcvelop''enss III the ccyitio Mountu,n. esat .esa
twenty miict south of tho city. Thc d,, aosas .sss
w''''o extensively worked by the span,ari,. ~
one Knows 1ow n'an5 hundred years aro. H. ~ ~
ent!fe!y new one to Me prcsrnt gcncra,tnn ~ a.
'amo having been cstabllshcd only a fev wcsss ~.
ngo, and as yet knoaing no more prct,n,I, "Ivnt
hhbitatlo'' than fness'tcnt. Thu first I'D,
was n'ado about Six weeks agu, but t,,rra ~.
now fl1ly ioo leads opened, a,Id work /. ho"s n,s
pnshod with great vigor. The orc, ss M
LARGELY carhonatss. though galcna =,
different points exfsts In nuy o,tant,,,
noWn ,W aMrly.1ns feet In ono mine ~,
panly.lst1ne1 wills, asHl every ,,nti,1p" WI, y,
the ycttl growing still wider. TlIc rnrhnnat u
says tront <1o to $500 ton aud tyye oTs 1T r.
9ns In sight. AZ nno;|lcr opening su,cn, ''s' rmn
ouest!onatIr a trua tsssurc. The pssay. W, =,
tollr lcct ran 10 ulifics, null now at tlrnt ~
FOURTEEN feet, nssays huva reached sgs ~ ~ =!
ton: a discovery WIS made ut thIs minc rn"' ,o
terttaY Which fairly act the whotc caun iii Yy
viii. excitement. IN nakIng ihr opcnu.? aSo1,, %,m
out, AMI, looked }irou IA nuiy 80 ,a,,n "Ms tllFosn
rnattcr, Was scattered to lin },,r rntn nen reItss
colnpass. Yesterday there orriyea 'tuss ~ a. sbe
stulwnrt, byont.chcatel. n i,rn,,s,, fm ettnp
wI,o, with hrrN nuI t5rnrt,r,d TO-. man
about among ilc upcnt"s. yao H., aa sau,'.ete!
dropping from lin hero atl tlIcrc Im @ord
now and tlr,l be would nick IN BIZ of 's rec gssr1
inspert II with n crltIfai mi knoot,e roek ana
indicating knowlcdgo Of ""3s rh1na: soex,
aboye The average. Rcach,nr <"tns' H. ,'1 Wa1
in question, lie suddenly hec,u" s ,1,ies 1nlns
Interested In tIle lille Of wtc rork n. i'm 'hasa a
called It, and taking stru,r ass tra,. o9!! "
pocket brrar, careful an,i n,tcr n, nao., asetn w
dti{cro,,t scyiuIans cAassn ut ra,u,,, Ss,'' ol
Ipt Flna'Iy, satstie. tn Ills 'a IA
strotlcd up to tic brush tent Of tt,r S,sn. ae
The ntne, and, vruitct,Is t11,ntn,,tvo
Or rcturt, puccd ia IL plecu Of t NIT, ..a'
Weighing eoluo OF o1tt,res. nn,,. ,,o,.i,s . tse
til Il fluine,,, raj, mt jitiIr utIon ~ ~ W
YER, Iy tu{s time, Il nay Wi bn mnrs ~
thal ttose In III. immediate vicinity iaa1s
cIy it,tercstc.l. a, When t strai'asr mrss aeeld
tjr wtu ruck uccomtmsstl Ii,orst. uss1assa
Of PRECISELY similar rIlnrartrr n thos W opaaso
fnn,u,s t,,ipatnr,. 1,i,. ~ M.v"3, ',at ~ oi tae
mrni was h.,nnd in"erinttn,, efIIa' 1 1.E e3eite.
, 1879-05-30

solid rol1, accompanied by a testimonial OF 400
teachoss md scholars eighteen tset lonR.
I3oston Cnn,,neretdi En'ititn.
Water rtnts-Brcaks III tho Pipe.
Is lady's fIair likely to bang when II Is pow
tcrcdi
The yot,nf woman whose 1oyor las proved 30
true 1s 6uro OF flcr trol'ssenn.
Ladies' who own scal,ek!n cloaka sre like the
British soldiers now.-!n pursuit OF tho enro
fltra.
There Is ono doctor to every COO people In tho
United States. Unto tho jaws Of .icath rode
tho biI hun1rcd.h
III the carly listory Of The national! gamo wo
hare never seen tho fact ftated, but wo bellovo
Cain was tic frat basc inat1,
There Is no soacc moro needed t,au By those
who SOW lace for ltvlnG.--.yen lor4, 4Sf,ef. Id
ates who lace 50 ttcY'rn dying need Il, TOO.
II man blows Ills nose publicly NON, l,e Ia
likely to receive the prospectus Ut tlYc AMI twes.
" "suro cures for calarrh " in tic next twenty
four hours,
, 1879-05-30
FISHING.


landed mr. first ptckcrel TIC first evening wu
werc OIL Lake M.nnctonkn. sn. rot Il sAslifus
tlshcrmau. / told the boys that could do n
little plain Iishi,y, but didn't want to be set
down fer anything With any kind OF Amtng,
embroidery, knttc.plaitiGy. or anything Of that
Kind nbont It. ttshcA from ths shore, by tic
side Of veteran fs1ier. Mr.. a. X. Dunlap, Of
'fitnsyic iio knows every fish In the laho br
namc. Hs can tell by tile movement Of the
live What kind of n flst Is at yuur hook, Some
thing ran away With ms line.
"it's u ptckcrel." shouted Mr.. Dunlap, IN in.
lcaso excitement. ~ hlg fellow. fake out
your lncs," le ycllel to tc rest Of them.
"Gtyc lstsn p1cuty Of rautnl Play isa',' he
sllrlckctl at me. .'T.et him run! Keep your
Hue tant! Don't give lsiNa NJ inch Of slRek'
LouN ont! Dun't let lin do tliat again Lot
lin run! Nov, bring lin In this -. Look
cut! Don't lei hln, do that nEainl"
by this time l vas 30 excited was on tho
point Of throwing down thu pute und rushing
ont Ii, tic lake, Intending to run the fish down
autl kick It to death. | screamed to Mr.. Duh
;" You take the pole anM land him-1 mover
lie refused. Ho turned ana haricd his own
mole, l1uce fashion, lnto tle woods.
bank sSou. t,eny ast csow me 1Ho stoopg s
down nl,d spreading ont hfs arms. flcrol
Nowi Bring lin, iii hero through the s1,uai
watcrI III get him! Careful, noT! CAREFUL
Sttntlyi Ah----.r
And Aip, 1lap, had lin on the shore. lie
was u beauty. little sun2sh about three a,1d
half inches long.
It was d long time before wo said anything.
Mr.. Dunlap climbed n hig birch tree, In the top
of which 1is pole had lodged, H,,l We resumed
o,,r fishing. Presently Charley Armknecht
coueict, n,id said:
.Iiow funny tho frogs sound over in tho
rnarsll.n
And then wo laughed I, long t.mo at tho frogs.
a long, long time and very heartily. TIIcY were
very funny frogs.
But alr. Dunlap hsbe,i on very silently, AMI
bY glni by l,e sud tho fish wouldn't bile when
liners was 20 much noise. So we held our hush
ntnl the fish bit. But thuy didn't bite any OF 10
very .,adly.
Tie llshiug is excellent almost anywhere IN
thu lake. That evening OH thu upper lako one
Of the boys caught uinu large pfe!icrel. Wl,un
wp ra,np 10 rontlt thu iisi, however, it nppcarcd
,nt we Ind caught ono pIc,sercl nine ttnlcs. It
was a very large fish, autl they ara going to have
Its skin dried wholo tor spectacle. canEht
more llsl, than any one clso iu tl,e party but
they were a!!. with one exception, cattiah md
learned, tn my at1,nzcnlent, tut had disgraccd
myself Rnd the ln!sc. Why isn't iish fish,
III like to ktlQw4
, 1879-05-30
CURRENT GOSSIP.

TIE NAn1sAr,OUs nA1spTnEss
n c: He'f1s In Htl''off fstt frtts.
Sat huahtng in The chair,
While a miss
Tangled 1ngers In my ha!t,--
TWAS bliss:
DaluffiJ soft ifngcF'tips
Cams n contact with ny lipa
For kiss.
Wonld sho razor eyes and gaze
Straight In ,ntnof
etsapc acqnalntanec-would her ways
So tncitne9
Would ahe cut mo II l tr!td
Pretty speeches which lalpltcd
Lore OF wiHof
Oisf eouid make her art
All my hond;
From fnt never would sho p4tt
11atf al0nc:
She would comb to n,c and tell,
While she brushed the tears TINT ten,
Love unknown.
"BArhara "-sf.c smiled and told
Me her mime:
Then twas aoap tl,st mado mo bold
DO moi e,1anin
One sho i'cea far thy 1iaie.tlres0,
Who il dyetng IL confess
All lits aame.''
O ahc cut me- Then and slloic--
Shc VIVA Vc1cis
O heE cold and cutting haie
Ate pernlc1eAs
.'such shear !tnpntlcnet-t do
Think, Dir. yon arc shan. .poUht'
Thus was-Et might be you--
Not annexed.
, 1879-05-30
a GOOD FINE TO QUIT.
81 II 4 .at

11NA8HFG 8fNHEQFTt
Amoug tie 1ittsiuraers who yielded to tho
Lca,lyllIc craxe was Il young fellow who was
always fond Of rowing, reckless life. free from
tic restraints Ut sorlnl etiquette. lie belonged
to good taInlly. but was poor. 1Io went to
Lcndyillu and remained thrre quite Il while,
Wien l,c returnctl iomn onu visit the other day.
IIu wns talking about lis Lca.1vltc lifo the
pthsr night, and among otheE sturles he told
tic following:
"Aftcr I'd been out around Lcadsle for
several months rot IL he toleraGly prosper
OILS. I lind S6uo In cash, 4 $500 horse. Il gold
watch aud chain, good pack mule, q r1!ie,
two reyofyers, Il dog, AItl a nleeFscfiaufn nipe.
One tuy | came Into town antI drew al1 my
money, Il, ardcr to pay 1or part Of a claf1l
whtct1 wanted to bltY., met couple Of fel-
ew dss ro s1F et fai fo ny sus ss u 4 poke
Well. str, never struck such lead Of bud luck
sIl,cu was born IS dill that afternoon. 1t wus
square gatnc, but II nnybosly won anfthlng
tIley naturally intended lo keuu 1t. Men don't
aYu .nllclI pity fur carh other out In tlmt com.
try. We'll, illu lrst thnE did was to lose $500
on four aarrns. It was NY dral. gave at.
ut!,cr tr!luw fo,.r kings In less tnan atl ho1.r
lost every cont I lad then my horse tl.cn my
watch, ticn Inv mule thrlt ny rIlc, ny rcyolY-
crs, ntll my dog. didn't llavc money enough
left IN ldlY cigAr ! went ont vi the ntarc,
| nI resolved to b.rruw revolver aud shoot
myself. walked or nut of the etlgo of lhe
l.h9!k Ht"t HAAaNN1 %hHAHhHt. VI " H*t l Hua Nv
inE, Ipu, my tau into my ,lp-pocket to take out
my revolver. There WRs ITO revolver there, af
gnursc, but my lnccracl,nun plpn wos there,
louKInE HE p'cru Ut shtnlllg coA II llad bcpn
ct,tored eu prettily. As soon ~ felt ttut ptps
gave Yul' Ut .lcllgslt md startel of on run
fur tiie ausa where tlle hoys had won my nlon-
~. llIry weru stttl there. ! got s20 IN my
pipc, nn,i sat .iow1' to plny acan Iwon little
money, and tlltn got fRy dos hack, tlicn my
rcyolyera, then ny rifle, my ln,,l.', nY witch,
n.H. my horse. Il seeuIctl rs though tlcro was
6i.2UI on o.,u llasnl. rllu felIow wllu was bet
ttg against ME iad an ace, kln,7,. queen, Jack,
| a,u Inlr-apat flush, and had mn act:, knE,
qllcc,I, tacis, nni llyusrot tusl!. When got up
a,h lad F4,su II, easF,, besides the money mid
| t1,ings had started III with. went aowA to
] ttr liute,, narrowed thu lnM1las!y's Dthle, md
sworo III mover gamble again us IonE Is lived,
l a.ltl meyer hayu sllcc, and llvycr WILL" :