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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 6.-Flour-
Dull and weak and in the buyers IA.
vor; western superfine 81 15(93 so; ex.
ira s. 75@4 30; family 81 75a5 SO.
Wheat-Western easier and quiet and
closes steady; No. = western winter red
spot and seller September 81 OTTO
02s; seller October 81 04t@l 0if;
seller November 81 O6s@l 06l; seller
December 81 073@l OF. Corn-West.
ern easier and closing; strong white 53c;
do yellow 53c; western mixed, spot, and
seller September 503G50sc; seller Oc-
tober 52@52tc; C; seller November 50
bid. Oats-Steady western white 800
40c; do mixed 39l SOC. Rye-More &C
tive at Sass. Hay--Firm: prime to
choice Pennsylvania Sl9 0O(G2l 90 per
ton. Provisions-firm with jobbing
demand. Mess Pork-At Sl6 80. Bulk
Meats-Loosc shoulders no offering;
clear rib sides, no offering; do. packed
6!@ 9ic. Bacon-Shoulders and clear
rib sides lOc; hams l2l@l3lc. Lard
Refined ticrces 9c. Butter-Steady;
prime to choice western packed l49
pc. Eggs-Quiet at Ice. Petroleum
Crude nominal; refined 9!c. Coffee
Firm; Rio cargoes ordinary To fair 1910
l6c. Sugar-Nery strong; 4 soft l0sc.
Whisky Higher and scarce at 81 lSc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 6. - Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Unset.
tied but generally higher; No. 2 red
winter 90ic; No. Chicago spring Ss!c
cash; SSic seller September; S9:c sci-
Ter October; No. 3 1SCd S0lc. Corn
Firm at 39!@39sc cash and seller Sep
tcmber; iUlc seller October. Oats-Ac.
tive, firm and higher at 2Sic cash; 2ssc
seller September and October. Rye
Firmer at 1S,c. Barley-EIsier at 73c.
Flax Seed-Strong and higher at 81 -
al -. Pork-StrOng and higher at
Sl7 % cash; 81 50Gl7 90 seller Sep.
tember; Sl1 ljCGl7 - seller October;
SIS % seller January. Lard-Unret-
tied and generally higher at 81 30 cash;
s. 90 bid seller October. Bulk Meats
Steaiyanl unchanged. Whisky-Steady
and unchanged at IL Is.
CincInngu.
CINCINNATI, September 6.-Cotton-
Easier at II ic. Flcur-ln fair demand,
family = :}0tGl 60; fancy - 15Glj %.
WhcIt-DnI; No. amber 90c; No. !.
red winter 90(a a92c. Corn Strong; No.
mixed ijnlG!c. Oats-Firm; No. .
mixed 32d33c. Rve-Dcmand active
and prices advanced: No. > S7c. Bar.
ley-Quiet and firm; No. = tall 95c. Pork
-Qnirt at SD 10. Lard In good de-
maid at So o. Bulk Meats Quiet and
firm at jimSSc Eacon-in good de-
mard at G.m9s@9ic Whsky--Quie
at II II. Butter Firm and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
Labor 'rToubleg.

MILwAuEEG. September G.-Gcnerai
Manager Merrill, Of the Chicago. Mil
waukee aud -. Paul road, had n con
ferei.cc with he striking machnists to-
dav and offered AL oi thrI to resume
work on the old terms ihr men refuse
and will hold ou ior the advance asked
for.
Sixty shormakcls in tn en-
ploy of Bradley * Me,cali TO.
day nal" II mInd ior
80 cents d, zen on shoes, and in the
event Of a refusal viii strike. There are
rumors similar IroccedlI Is By brick.
LAYERS and stone ma-"us
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
BLAlNE'S MAINE.
HOW she WILL GO NEXT MONDAY.
Opinions Vary According to the Stand
Point-All the Indications Favor
able to a Splendid Demo-
cratic Victory.
BUT DON'T BET YOUR MONEY ON II.

The political canvass in Maine is wax
inc hot. y meeting OF Democrats and
Fusionists, at Bangor, Saturday, was at
tended by over twenty thousand peo-
pie, aud is pointed to as favorable
sign by the Democratic leaders. Both
sides are confident OF victory, and ig-
ure up handsome majorities for their
respective candidates. The Republi-
cans, however. are not as confident OF
success as they were week ago, while
the Democrats are correspondingly
elated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
Negro Jurors in Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6.-To-day, tor the
first time in Louisville, negro jurors
were chosen on the grand and petit
juries. The jury commissioners, in ac.
cordance with the recent decisions, In
making out lists OF names selected
the proper proportion OF coIored clti-
zens among the rest. As the result
two colored men were drawn among the
sixteen to serve as grand jurors, while
anumber were drawn on the petit jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
DRY GCODr.
Now ycrE.

Nsw YoRK, September 6--Drv Goods
Business less active to-day owing 10
ia. warm weather and Hebrew holiday.
Cotton goods IN steady demand and
generally firm. AuOskrag cheyio,s and
stark drills are advanced by agents.
Prints in moderate reque-t uinghams
continue active. Mems wear woolens
in light demand. Fhnnrls and blankets
in steady request, but demand limited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
THE JAMAICA STORM.
Further Particulars of its Ravages

BALTIMORE, September 6.-The Calls
Nrus-LcHcr OF the 2Sth gives further
particulars of the storm which devasta-
ted Jananica, and the utter destruction
which followed. The storm and dam
age could not be estimated. In the up
per park camp the prisoners were re-
leased TO save their lives threatened by
the falling buildings. Two women were
killed at Gengofie by a house falling
upon them; and at New Castle one sol.
der and three momen are reported kill
cd. Not a green leaf is to he seen for
miles, and twenty years will be required
to restore the place TO the condition
which existed before the storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07

Mrs. S. w. Seabright and daughter
Miss Maggie, left last evening for Wash.
ington, Pennsylvania, to attend the
funeral OF Miss Sadie Recker, a bright
young lady of that place, who died very
unex pectedly at her home Sunday even
ing. Miss Recker had visited here and
had many friends who will read this an
nouncement with pain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

BRADFoRD, Pa, September Cat ten
o'clock this morning tiity.horse boiler
in the pump station OF the United Lines
twelve miles northeast OF Bradford, ex.
ploded with terrible torce, and killed
an engineer named T. J. Bennett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07

CLERGYMES, bankers, book keepers,
editors and others that lead sedentary
lives, will find much relief from the fire.
quent headaches, nervousness asd con-
stipaton engendered from want Of ex-
ercise, by taking Simmons Liver Regu.
lator. Ii is aharmless vegetable com
pound it can DO no injury, and numbers
who have tried it will confidently assert
that it is the best remedy that can he
used.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
Prosperous Times IN the South.

r'IllE, sept. 6.-RepOrts from
o. rr'- OF tine south in!:cate that there
81. .- au unprecedented business dur
..' a'.. NUi winter. There Is call Tor
.'''.rr> In certain sections To and in
,1''A2 the largest cotton crop ever
II.-vl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
Libel Su [

MrLw.uKrE, september G.--The !Snti.
NILS FUn Du Lac special says: A crimi-
nal warrant was issued Ia day for the
arrest of Howard Kitchen, editor OF
the Daily Commonwealth, for Charging
Gen. Bragg, a member ol Congress, with
selling cadetships.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07

Pacific SKIES OF 81
RAILROAD BoNDs-Active and in most
instances buoyont with widely distrb.
uted business.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market was strong and
active throughout the day and dealings
were at times attended by considerable
buoyancy. The highest prices of the
day were made in the final dealings
when the improvement ranged from J
to 6 per cent, Louisville and Nashville,
Oregon Navigation. Rock Island, Hi.
nois Central, the Granger coal shares,
st. Paul and Omaha, Denver and Rio
Grand, Lake Shore, Michigan Central
and New York Central being very
prominent in the upward movement.
Lake Shore and Northwestern advanced
on largely increased earnings and there
is talk of larger dividends. Denver
and Rio Grande stock is becoming scarce.
One Of the special attractions OF to-day
was, the st. Paul and Omaha, which adj
vanced on active demand to 45S@S S5i
ior common and preferred respectively.
These properties are doing remarkably
well. The Ontario Mining Company
declares a dividend OF 80 cents per
shares. The earnings of the Texas and Pa
citic road increases 81 90 for the fourth
week in August. The Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy earnings Tor August
show gain OF $4,000. The Flint and
Pere Marquette road shows the increas
ed earning to be $4,000 from January
lst TO September LIST. The earnings OF
Hannibal and II. Joseph increased Sl9,-
932 the fourth week in August; increase
for the month. s. ,36J; and from Janu.
ary Isl, S439 800. There was consider.
able covering of short contracts in the
general share list to-day. although the
advance was chiefly. due To the con-
tinued ease in money. the further
shipment OF gold from Europe and the
fact that the railroad earnings do not fall
off rs was generally expected.
The transactions on the Stock TX.
change aggregated 272 900 shares, OF
which $500 We're c., &. Il |. c., 10000
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
400 Delaware and Hudson, 1900 Dem
yer and Rio Grande, 1000 Erie, u coo
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 5000 Iron
Mountain, l,400 Kansas and Texas,
27,000 Lake Shore $500 Lake Erie and
Western, ! 900 Michigan Central, 10000
Northwestern, 300 Nashville and Chat.
tanooga, $4,000 New Jersey Central,
1000 New York Central, II, 900 Ohio
and Mississippi, 100 Pacific Mail, $500
Reading, $1,000 st. Paul, $1,000 st. Paul
and Omaha, 1000 Union Pacific, 10000
Wabash Pacific, l,600 Western Union,
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio, | 400 Louis
vile and Nashville, 1900 Rock Island,
and 2 600 Illinois Central
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
Surrender OF Sioux Iudians.

ST PAUL, S"ptrub'r II a special
from Fl. Kcogh to the Pioneer Press says
that the SiouN rhicl Biz Road, direct
from Sitting Bulls camp, came in and
SURRENDERED 10 the authorities with four
follower, III. parry of ly) braves are
expected 10 arrive in a day or Two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07

MUsiC LEssoNs.-Professor Louis Naas
resumes instructions to pupils on the
piano, violin and in thorough bass,
September l. Application may be made
at his residence, "A Twentieth street, or
at Sheib's music store, Washington
Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07

Squire Schultz. Poor Agent Stanley,
and several other nOtables, lett last even
ing for Newberg, to attend the meeting
of the Grand Lodge X. Of y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
THE NEWS.
SiftinSS From Our Reports by
RailroaC and Wire.

...,.,.~ Ce,fir from EurOpe to
t., ,...,sr.J,v br,uybt SD OCO
"" Ir.r..',.I yn,d bars and coin.
.n.,i,, v,rJ MASTER at the
VI .'' ,,.r,',rt.,. ,nJ n P,nI rail.
'a.'-. ~, grIssr. Was killed bv the
... '' ...r,rv.
.'~ -, S,,l,,. ri,b, u..
.U Ill" '','f.S,G, ,.,,,,rr"r S,iiah,n AMI
...E" ',,,,,, - 49, ,,n.1s.y0u rIeaS,.
.... :, l..r,f;ors Hall
'.N rI...-...,;,,.,,. ..,,;
>. u'--' "'' ''''' i',U,'i'..'',' ~,
- ..t BUSINESS "iIn "' ''T''u'' "'''' "I'
n'3uc'an' "'ed Su''''e'i'N y, s''N'''
... .r~I.rc' '' op"P.eNE' 'E''' o''
I., HH.rr n. poI'0n'e saw H'T' .,i,I' mS"'
...... UJ.at county 'Nn''''e',; "''''l'I
--r.. Davis AMI James p'hhT''N' anu
.....,E iu.HI,u- another e''P'''''
Hrry I1-yuus, age S6 wears, we'll
IN .Nu nw.r>que actor, dled SUNDAY
u.... Don ErS.n" oi heart "'SNaS'' IT', 81,
N.su. .t.r ,s.I,Ji'L manager : '"S'i'''
brother. ,,.
Aar-a tguncrv in Floyd street, 'nI'
cUf. owned by Tau. t"Pn'otSEll' S,l ..,',.,, oU.u
g. 'H 'ur Sroul' e1i'N Eg','',.,' A..
.u. Loss ON huI.d,nS anu ','teu'' ".
'N ..'u >,'t. .'' "i' @'''''''
Ell oy insurance.
81 p,ru.l. YESTERDAY, J"Hn a. L,'I,
trr |"'un- man. ",',' NtU'.H ,,,l' - ~ ~
u' Cd, i',NNy, S.,"' ''s w ,''T, :, 81 49,.
himself "'l" 't'.N ''"N ~ - ,..,,,r
h.t' 'o, nr''- 'o,. = !,. .,'.., .i.,,p ~
''''.' '''.' .'..' - ,,,..
\ '."' ~, ..I,,,'.,, ,,'I Lirrsd
l'' -S.',.' ,, -. C9bip Tbry
'''',.., 80 ~, nj IRIS when
'...'',,' .'.,.....',-,.J ., (jrG,ugbIin Wirh an
-. ,,T rr,. latter shot in sell defense.
s..-f.. .l~,r.5f prpvaiIs all oyer
N-.I..Nr. ami rI9riarturers have been
r,.rr...,.I fo suspend work Tor want OF
.r.r...a, w.,,rr,1 run their machinery.
T...mp-m,urr ior ten days has been
amls, r4ua, o the hottest days OF
Ic.r
Foreign.
slight shock ui an earthquake was
,-.. Mantr,a a ve,trr Law afternoon.
N,l,.b Eb,r's aiyb, uivss onJ twr
-H.-. a-ed and years, have Joined
..u tl NaSSpvle.
recent tire i'm Scmagur. Cashmere
.r..-.rv,l ons hundred ami iiltv houses
>,-.. ives were lost and many persons
.r.-r..t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07

The United States District Court did
not convene yesterday, but will to-day,
when the case OF Taylor Strauder, on a
writ OF habeas corpus, will be had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
RaSe Ball.

Troy, September 6.-Troys. .; Bos-
tons, ,. o,. a.
BuFrALo, September 6.-Chicagos, ';
Buhalos, 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07

THE Municipal Court met yesterday,
but did not transact any business oi I'M
portance, and adjourned until to-day at
IN NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 to 3 per Cent.-Govsrn.
ments Quiet and frm-fIour Un-
changed - Wheat Higher
Hogs Firm.
FIN CE,
" ew York.

New YORK, September 6.-MoNRv-
Easy at 2@3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4l@5! per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at 4S02
demand 4S3i.
SILygR-At London 52i pence: bar
silver here ll3I; subsidiary silver coin
3@l per cent. discount.
iovERSMRNTs-Que and firm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28

The tale that Gambetta, when 8
child, voluntarily put out his right eye
IN order to be removed from semin-
ary he abhorred, Is pronounced an ab-
snrd fiction. Tho real facts arc that
one day, when only 8 years old. while
locking at 4 cutler boring holes III the
handle Of . knife, with : drill fastened
70 an old broken foil BY piece Of cat
gut, this rude machine gave way BY
reason Of too great tension, and the
broken foil struck the right eye Of the
child with great force, pcrforating the
cornea. This terrible accident cans
ing him to be different from his kind,
he was petted, PAM cred and spoiled
by his parents, his every within and
fancy INDUCED. and every caprice Of
his ardent and violent character allow
ed free play.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28
CAPITAL LETTER.
From our regular correspondent.

BOISE CRY, Idaho, Dec. 25th, 1880.
Ed. World :-Another week of our
Legislature has passed, and It's foot
prints are on the sands of time, and
so far. it has furnished but little food
for our cronic grumblers and wise
critics. The House has transacted Il
good deal of business, but it has gen
orally been of local character, and
its slumbering eloqnence has not yet
been around. The "Woman's Rights
Bill" was reported back from the Ju-
dietary Committee yesterday. and
made the special order for Monday
evening at 6 O'Clock. 1t is generally
believed majority of that committee
will report against its passage, and il
is quite doubtful whether the bill will
pass when it reaches vote.
Both houses met in joint convention
on the evening Of the 23d and elected
Public Printer. Mr.. Boyakin, of the
Democrat, was the only contestant,
and consequently got away with it.
AS this is something new. and as there
is no law for such an Office. Mr.. Gar
Irett came to their relief and on last
evening introduced a bill providing
for AMI creating the Office OF Public
IA; <ter, defining his duties and repeal
|{hx eftsin acts of Congress and also
Fene inr all former acts in relation TO
Z ~ veto laws.
allowing is synopsis of the
IN oceedings since my last:
B. No. %, by Mr.. Dempsey, an
~ ii; o<nd an act in relation to the
>czha funds Of Boise county; read first
and second time and referred to the
delegation from Owylaee county.
G.. B. No. II, by Mr.. Johnson, an
act to establish code Of civil pro-
ceedure; referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
u. B. No. 90. by Mr.. Gray, an act
relating to insurance companies; or
dered printed,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28

a p. NJ. 80, ~ Nj. Garrett !; 81 act
creating the Office Of Public Printer;
referred to Committee on Territorial
Affairs
Fl z r. No 4, authorizing the print
|lng Of five hundred copies Of the Gov
ernor's message; passed by 4 vote d
thirteen To eleven.
MI. Brumback's resolution for the
revision of the laws Of Idaho was re-.
|jectesl.
q. I. r, No. 3. BY Mr.. johnson. 70.
the publication Of tie Supreme Goar1
decisions; passed.
These arc The only measures III !
general character.
II has been raining here for the las1
FIVE days, and the mud i horrible, anG
in consequence business is dull.
You, 40 doubt have learned 81 iii
removal Of onr worthy Secretary. r
A. Sidtbotham.
This Is Christmas slong to be u,
membered. Not thing doing. M
parties, d any other kind of amuse
ment. Who would not live ii til,
|capital. XXX.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28

encd foot or two, and liz
youngster had shifted operations Il
the table legs and had one abont IN.
putatsd when the racket aroused he
male parents suspicious. To tho
stern Interrogation 81 what are you
up 70 there young man. the handy
young carpenter with tic saw came
a him with the cool reply: Alt,s
no d'tfernce. Me got hammer and
nails;;" but the old man persuaded the
youngster 70 suspend operations for
the time being.
The year 1881 will IL j mathematii.
eel curiosity. From left to RIGHT and
from right to left, it reads the same,
l8 divided By 2 gives 8 as 4 quotient,
q divided ~ 8 gives 8; if divided ii
9 the quotient contains ! 8; il InnIti.
piled BY 2 the product contains two 9's;
! and 3 are 8, 8 and / are 9. 1.-THE is
be placed under the 81 and the nun.
bers be added, the sum is two 9's. and
the sum OF ! 8, 8, and |. is two-ninths
of 81. By adding, multiplying, and
dividing, nineteen 9's are produced
being one ? for each year required to
complete the century.
WHAr has become Of Hi Draulic?''
This question has been asked us q
number Of times lately. HE yonr-
self to the front, Mr.. Draulic, and turn
on stream Of news from Boston No
z, just to let the people that you
still hold pressure.
JOE WELcH and JAS. Moriarty, Jr.
are running tunnel on the Fores1
King ledge. in Gambrinus District
to strike chimney. The,
are running east and have made !
distance Of forty feet. Some goot
milling ore has been struck.
2. 3. RicHARDs took the stage Sun,
day morning for Boise City. Hc
went down to attend the Teachers
Institute, which was to have met yes.
terday.
Ike PIrzRR, Of Placervillc, is spend
ing the holidays at this place.
RAIN has core down lively the las
three or four days, and settled the
snow good many inches.
SEE ad. Of grand ball 10 be giver
by ]. w. Dawson at Placerville OF
Jan. Goth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28
CALIFORNIA LETTER

,--af 81
SAN FRANcrsco, Dec is, 1880.
AS my last letter left me in this city.
this one will be mainly devoted to a
description Of this metropolis.
The steamer landed us at the foot Of
Market Street. the great thoroughfare
Of the city, and we were soon home at
the hotel from which point | began
my observations, although my descrip-
tion will begin with Market. On this
street are many prominent business
houses, the Palace Hotel with which
nearly everybody is familiar, and the
Baldwin Hotel and Theatre. 1t is the
most busy street in San Francisco and
is crowded from daylight to midnight,
with a mass Of humanity.
Kearny is another prominent street
and on which dry goods and fancy
stores are situated and which make
quite show, attracting crowds Of la
dies end children. Montgomery is the
street noted in the purchase and sales
Of Pacific Coast mining STOCKS. The
Examiner, Post, and Bulletin offices
are situated at the lower end of this
street.
1t is quite interesting to watch a
Montgomery Street crowd. When
sucks are up they are jubiIant; but
when stocks are down their spirits
are corresponding low, and nothing is
heard but walls. Women and even
children are affected by this mono
mania, for it is nothing else--a great
weight crushing tile people and bold
ing the city back from prosperity and
happiness.
AS this is Sunday, it would not
be improper to devote d few lines to
churches. Moody and Sankey, tbeevan-
gelists, are holding forth in DR.. Stones
church, and nightly assail the wicked
ness and corruption of San Francisco.
Mr.. Moody made quite stir in relig-
ious circles few days since by his
attack on the ministers. He scored
themTroundly for their indifference to
church reform and advancement, and
made some very interesting and per-
tinent remarks. Dir. Kalloch replied
to Mr.. Moody, and last Sunday even
ing also, Moody devoted his attention
to the ministers, and it is hoped that
they will heed the good advice tender
ed them. Kalloch certainly is very
fine speaker, and one that person
would never tire of hearing. and yet
his remarks are very plain and simple.
The acquittal of Schroeder, the slay-
er Of DR.. Lefevre, has excited much
comment both in private and public
circles. He is condemned for making
up with his wife, the cause of so much
misery. and yet he is in some way
compelled to do 50, as his father-in-
law DR.. Stebbins. made great efforts
to get him released.
Young KaIloch is still in prison
and is said to be Suffering from so
nnch confinement 1t is generally
thought that he will be acquitted, but
liz is hard to tell.
To stranger here, the electric
light is wonder but it is getting
very common; you see it before the
saloon, the theatre aud the newspaper
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28

FIrrING emblems are not always APP
preciated. The neiglbors Of poor
fellow who died erected a tombstone to
his memory, and had placed above it
the conventional white dove. The
widow looked at it through her tears,
and said it was Every thoughtful to
put it there. John was very fond Of
cunning, and it is ali especially suit
able emblem"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28

General Terry has information from
Major Brotherton that Scout Allison
started from the vicinity Of Wood
mountain on the 18th inst. with Sit
ting Bulls camp, with the intention Of
going to Fort Buford to surrender.
The Indians are starving. They are
few in numbers, ip poor condition. and
appear to have but small supply Of
ammunition. They want to keep in
the timber and come down Porcupine
creek to the mouth of Milk river, OF
stop few days On the way to hunt
for game.to keep them from suffering.
The Indians are like wild cattle, SO
Allison reports-easily stampeded and
very difficult to handle.