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Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
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BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OORNER SIXTH AND MARKET BfS.,
W iminRton, Delaware.
DlRECT PRIVATE WIRE
From our Otfioe 70 the New YORK and Phila-
deiphla Stock Exchanges. Quotations FUR
nlshed simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
philadelphia, New York and SanF-aHcisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car
ried on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
Cash Ready for good First Mertgages.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14

TDubifc sales.-Ou Saturday, May
E 10. 22 and 30. send ~ your
lists of Dwellings, Lots end farn's.
4-2-2S-f.l-b-7-8 II. y. hEAAb'
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past few months, has extended through
out Manhattan Island, the annexed
district and Brooklyn. Some property
has increased in value hundred per
cent, but the general advance is much
below this. Rents have risen every
where, but not in proportion to the
rise in the price Of property. Tenants
submit to the increased demands OF
landlords, in view Of the improved
state Of business.
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WHOLESALE

at less prices than they can lay them dor
here. A general store of well-select.
spring and summer stock, and am able |
sell cheaper than ever before, becausl
have bought all new fresh goods and /
doing my own transportation, which .
lows me to sell cheaper than any oth|
firm in the Territory; therefore giving
my customers and friends the adyants
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and 6
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Suga
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Bod
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness al
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hid
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
]. 3. EM cry
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

"a COUPLE of English sportsmen have
arrived in New York to shoot buffalo.
exchange. They will be greatly
surprised, too, when they learn that
they will have to leave New York be-
fore they can shot buffalo. An Eng
lishman sitting on the corner of Thlr-
teenth street and Fifth avenue, with a
rifle under his arm, waiting for herd
of buffalo to come along, would be
mistaken for gem puzzle" victim
looking for the inventor Norris
town Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
AecunIsuop Woop Of Philadelphia is

ApcnpIsuop Woop Of Philadelphia is
uneomproinising in his opposion to ths
Ancient Order Of iiibernians and simi-
lar Irish societies. Asccrtaining that
the ''ancients. were soon to hold a
convention il the "city Of bortherly
love- The bishop has addressed cir
ouIar letter 10 hts flock ii which he de-
neuces the s'insiduons efforts that have
been and are being made in many
parts Of the diocese, and probably
throughout the country, to blind and
deceive the faithful to entanglc them
ia the meshes and shackles of these
unlawful and forbidden societies" The
bishop says that these societies are
known by different appellations, such,
FOR example, as ''the National Brother
hood, condemned by the Bishops Of
Ireland, and lhe Fenian Brotherhood,
whose Efforts to aggregate memters TO
their association in this country are
INSCRIPTIONS and unceasing.' The
bishop places the Molly Maguries, the
A o. II. and the Bnckshots in one
class, and remarks that their names
scem to have been selected rather to
conceal than TO indicate the object Of
their association.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

l'ns n 'ased CIV Telr.tory of Penn
hiaa. to he composed Of the northern
part Of Dakota, has from foity to fifty
thousand people more than any Of the
Territories had il 1870, except New
Mexico and Utah, and four times as
many ms several ofthenhad at that time.
Twenty thousand Of these came in 1879,
with prospect Of much larger
immigration in 1850, this section hay.
ilg become famous for its a &c whoa.
farms and the superior quality Of its
wheat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

1HE exhibit OF the results OF the
Herald weather service during the past
year illustrates in a remarkable way
the possibilities now attainable in
meteorological science. OF the storm
warnings telegraphed to Europe dur
Jog the first half Of the year not a
single one failed of fuliillment. OF the
forty-onc warnings by cable # the
movement towards the European coasts
e various forms of atmospheric dis.
turhances sent during the six months
ending with the l4th of February last,
;hiriv-tliree were fulfilled completely,
s ven we're partially fulfilled, and one
failed Of yeriication. The value Of the
work thus gratuitously performed with
such wonderful accuracy by the Her
al 10 the commercial and other inter
ests Of the world, is practically meal.
oalable; aud, as an illustration of the
enterprise Of American, journalism,
very naturally attracts the attention,
while at the same time elciting the
p'aaails Of the press and people ev-
erywhele thr pngout Eup p,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

SAN Diego, April 3.-The Ners of
tomorrow morning will give the par
ticllars Of reported battle between
the Mexican Gnvernmcnt troops and
the revolutionists under Marquee III
Lower California, at place called
.Camondre, north Of Lopez and Nudge,
in which fifty are said to have been
killed, including the officer in com
mand Of the forces of Marquee, Gen
eral Marquee is still at the Fla Juaua,
near the California State line.
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a New Title for Grant.

New ORLEANS. April 3.-To-night,
during the Banquet at the mansion of
Albert Baldwin, President of the Roy
al iiust, it was announced that Grant
had been elected member of the Roy.
al Host, with the title of the Duke OF
America The General was present
First step Toward Impeaching Mayor
MailOch.
SAN Francisco, April 5th.-The
Board of Supervisors to night adopted
resolution that the peace of the city
had been seriously imperiled by the
alleged incendiafy speeches by Mayor
hailoch, and authorized the judiciary
Committee to investigate the matter
and report. 1t is said that this is the
first step toward impeaching the
Mayor.
Three Children Burned to Death.
MEMPHIS, April 5th.--Threo coiored
chlldren-one, two aud three years
oid-were burned to death twelve
miles north of this city, yesterday.
Their parents were at church.
Rise in New York Real Estate.
New YORK, April 5-The advance
in real estate, especially within the
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TuIUaRAPHrc.
Fearful Murder-Indian Horse
Thief Killed.

| WALLA WALLA, April 2d.--A fearful
murder has just been reported from the
| Big Lake country. A small woman,
with dark hair and eyes, was found
dead with bullet hole in the the back
Of her head Her clothing was com
pletely stripped of, her ankles tied
with rope, and she had evidently
been dragged up canyon several
hundred yards. In the circumstances
the deed bears a striking similarity to
the crime recently perpetrated in this
vicinity. The officers have a good
clue, and request that in furtherance
of the ends Of justice nothing be said
at present.
An Indian was shot dead at the
Uinatilla Agency while under arrest
for horse stealing He was trying to
escape from an Indian who had him in
charge.
Troops Ordered to New Mexico Bull
lion hipmcnts-southern
Palette Railroad.
Tucson, April 2d.-Captain Madden,
with Company G. Sixth Cavalry, has
been ordered to New Mexico, to assist
in the protection Of the settlers in that
section.
Bullion shipments from Tombstone,
Sl4 600.
The track of the Southern Pacific
Railroad is laid 81 miles east Of Tucson;
Side tracks, are being laid at Cienigo,
where there will be way station.
Purchase OF er-Coinage-Genera
sherman-N Nomination Rejected
WASHINGTON, April lst.--The Treas.
ury Department purchased $4,000
ounce OF silver for the Philadelphia
and San Francisco MINIS.
Coinage at the United States MINIS
for March, $7,4T5,OO0, of which 50,
$4,000 was in silver dollars.
General Sherman leaves tonight for
Chicago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
IDAHO CITY,

take pleasure in stating to my CUSTOM
and the public in general that | will u
goods at
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

The German Government Is about
to revive the scheme for cutting ca
nal navigable for war vessels be-
tween the Baltic Sea and the German
Ocean. The scheme is warmly sup
ported in military circles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

THsRE is some talk Of constructing
ON the Place du Carrousel, at Paris, a
vast monument illustrating the history
ofpast republican, governments. The
four anglesof the fu,uremonumeut will
beeccup'ed by colossalequestrian stat.
nes q four illustrions generals Of the
First Republic--Kleber, Hoche, Mar
ceau and afourih who has not yet been
chosen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

Miss, at the standard theatcr
New York City, is drawing immense
houses, tho acting Of Miss Pixley in
the title role causing quite a senst
ton.
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Spefial .Nutites.
M. y. Riddv,s Gard.

1Em HIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL CONCERNED THAT
v propose to spend the coming season in pros
pectng, and have authorized w. G.. Robb OF
Horseshoe Bend, Boise county. Idaho to sell all
my property, collect my dues, and pay my debts
Parties having aims against me will please netity
him, and parties owing me will peaJe make pay
nent by the first of May, as an early settlement is
iesired NJ. J. BlDDY.
Feb. 2I-6w.
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4 NAN should have fortune who
thinks of marrying baIet-dauccr, be-
cause II IS next TO impossible to keep
Ter in c'ollIcs.
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Advance of Chinese Troops
into Russian Territory.

ST. PETERSBURG, April Sit is ri,
mored that 1900 Chinese troops have
crossed the Eastern Russian frontier
at Usursi, south of the Ayiora, and
that 10000 are concentrated on the
Western frontier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13

OH lRosY: What say is this, sir:
approve entirely of fox hunting as a
mai'ly, health giving, and iuvigoratmg
amusement, but II t as a pursuit. sir"
hish Doctor: Faith, yen find NANNY
TO agree with We there. Especially
foxes"
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Nebraska Democrats.

CHICAGO, April lst.-A Columbus
(Neb. special says: The Democratic
Convention has elected DR.. George l..
Miller, j. Sterling Morton, j. E. North,
J. w. Pollock, r. S. Maloney, and +.
"A. Harmon--all Tilden men--to the
Convention at Cincinnati. The plat
form is hard money. =.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Tho Concert TO-Nssh ht.

The ThGyer Concert Company will
appear at the Opera House this even
ing. The music will be Of brilliant
character, and cannot fail to captiVAte
the audience, The Chelsea (NA6s.
'News, Nov. II, Gays:
"Miss Kate Thaysr is the owner Of a
magnificent soprano voice, sweet, pow
erful and GsxibIs, and highly SUCCESS
ful With the notes OF the higher regis.
ter. The snGcsss OF the Spanish Stu
dents was pronouCcet. 70 cay that
their performance vas the very reHne-
men. Of art would DO very cold praise.
To begin with, the music was OF high
order, but not beyond tho apprehension
Of the audieGcs. Indsed, il was OF q
oharz ter that ia always appreciated by
the masses, simply because ii ippssls
to the sym pRthies. Nr. CorliSE showed
powerful tenor voice"
The company Visited New Castle LAST
evening. The audience that crested
the musieians was very large and a
Gsaling Of general satisfaction TsS ex-
p.ess03.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
OoME EARLY ANU LOOK ovEs oUR

NOME EARLY ANU LOOK OVER OUR
~ stock at l03 +. sixth street We have
everything you want. Fire York State but
ter $50 b, can't tell 1t from finest print out
ter good butter 2Sc, Delaware evGpoIated
apples 8 bs for 25G, the are exceedingly tin5
Try them: 3 rs vaientia raisins 25o. 2 lbs sui
tGnnG TGisins e5c. muSoate's lOc. H. citEon
2Sc. n rnest prupelias S0c. b. l"mon and
orange peel &c. b., ) rs ouTiantg 24c. t0ma-
toes 0 all bTopds !Gc. can, 1 lbs rice s6c, 4 us
a1Tn starch 25o, hoainy 70. gt, Riverton cora
&c. D, new peas l0c OF fl ur ~, 8. 1 and 50.
b, flour at $i.75, S5.75 and So nut our S7,6o Is
as coed as can be found In TIL city; We have
our famous sour krOut at &c. qt; can t take to
to3 Z. 9Th Ct. until atter Chr .stmas; every one
30. quart. 4. Id. WlEB.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
Lynch Law.

The hanging Of Joseph Snyder near
v,stou, Pa, BY mob, after he had
,o0tes.ed the murder Of Jacob Ges1le
and his wife, is roundly condemned By
,bs Press throughout tho country. 1t
!. ,rue the murder was = most afro
.iou, ons, but 10 civilized Communities
,bs law should always bs relied on to
vunish offenders.
The summary hanging of = criminal,
h, mob, in any we'll organised oommu-
uIty, cannot be justified. II one set
of men may punish offenders without
iudgo OF Jury another may, and in
,ss end lawlssness will follsW and life
and property will be rendered less CO.
surs. wo want no primitive adminis-
,r,.ion Of justice in this region OF the
world at this period iu theninstssnth
century. The law is the great pslla
dunn Of liberty, and Its authority must
be respected and upheld. He Ia an en-
smy Of the public pssse who argues
Otherwise as in old aud preperly-Organ-
Ir,d communities there can be ne neses-
dty for mobs TO mets out punishment
to or minals. The taking Of life by sn
Individual can only be justified when
acting in seIfdeienee, or in the endesv-
Ar to restrsin another from the commits.
sion Of murder.
Even sn escaping prisoner should
not be sho. down, unless be has been
guilty Of some capital offence, or 1t oan
b. shown that the act was necessary
for the protection Of society. The law
should invariably be allowed TO take
N course, and should murderer occa-
,ionally escape it must bo admitted
that 1t is better thus than that an in
roOsnt man should be put 70 death.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
A Coed send on.
The OxtOvd Prsss says:

The OxtOCd Prsss says:
tohn ID. Johnson, one Of Oxford y
best painters, has gODs to Wilmington,
where he has engaged with the Harlan
d holliDgswortb Company 10 do grain
ing work on the handsome steam ships
that Company Is engaged in building.
Mr.. johnson was marriet last week to
one Of Oxford's fair daughters, aud
they have decided to set up thsr family
altar in the metropolis Of oar ncighbor-
ing State. Their friends here wish
them Joy and prosperity, Mr., johnson
is member Of the Citizens Brass Bsl d
s skillful performer on the corret-
and ON tho night of his marriage the
band gave him ssrenade' An excel
0slleEt supper followed.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
A SEOux scandal.

The Omaha Herald, in recent issue
says: A scandal among the higher
circles cfthe Sioux nation has just been
sgitating aboriginal society at Rosebud
Agency. The particulars are given
the Herald by gentleman who came
from the place day or two ago.
Some days since, young Spotted Tail,
son of Spotted Tail, the renowned chief
of all the Sioux, took advantage Of the
absence.of the Chief Stranger Horse on'a
hunting expedition to persuade 6tran-
ger Horses souaw to elope and live
with him. They remand several days
in young Spots tepee, without.intsErup-
ton.
stranger Horse returned from the
hunt to find his fire gone cut, his Equsw
gone lie had but one departed, and his
tepee desolAted. Gathering together
his friends about him, he started cut
with his rife, threatening the life of
the chief who had brought shame inte
his household.
The affair was reported to the agent,
who summoned the faithless wife and
her paramour tome agency, Wnore they
were confronted with the wronged hus.
band. Young Spotted Tail appeared
TO have passed through long dsbsuss
aud the woman hung her head in the
presence of her husband. When the
agent demanded Of young Spot why ht
had committed this wrong, the oulprss
gave thes lsmen!able excuse that
was offered by the first of the race of
men. "She led me into it, said the
wayward chief.
After full hearing Of tho case, in
which the agent acted as q mediator, it
was decided that the wounded honor
of Stranger Horse should be healed
with the gift of an American horse and
a number Of valuable articles, and that
he should take back his wife and live
with her again.
" Thus bioodsbei was averted and the
scandal hushed.
IL following the usage of his tribe,
Stranger Horse will very likely make
the faitLless wife meniai, and take
another squaw unto himself
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
a,fstp an. OK sEe ont ssty.

Amid the turmoil Of baGiness in New
Orleans pleasure liz not neglected, aud
y grand promeuGde concert in oonHeo'
ton with the 24sh drnnd Extraordinary
,,suri Annual Drawing Of the Louisiana
state Lortsry was Supsrintended by
Generals q. r. Besulsgsrd, OF LORG-
lana, apd Juba' A. Early, OF Virginia,
at which pr.Aes amounting to over
S529, 900 xsrs pIaGsd in tho vhasl and
farly distributed Toe next drawing
takes place J4nuafy llth, &nd my one
az uding 81 to II. A. Dauphin, Nsw Or
leans, Lt., or saue person at No. wv
Broadway, New York City. may get
$50, 900. Why may IL not bs the
reader!
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
HELD FOE IGHwAY ROBBERY
Sn2HeI Hamilton nnG the OFemno
Charged Against Him.

Mayor Almond last evening heard
the case of Samuel Hamilton, against
whom tie charge 0i highway robbery
had bSGu preferred by Samuel Hop
kins. The robbery TOOK place, it is al
legged, On Christmas eve. Hopkins tes-
tilted thai he had besn in Wilmington
on Christmas eve and bought num-
ber Of articles, including vest and q
secondhand everoost. On his way
home he stopped al the Logan House.
Hamilton was there with q companion.
He afterwards went 10 the barber shop
and then started off on the side road
FOR McDowellvills. lie noticed that the
two young men referred to were follow
ing him. He heard one Of them say
81 guess he's far enough away" and
thsreupen they pounoed upon him.
They kicked him in the face and beat
him almost senFelesF, and then robbed
him Of the articles Of apparel that he
had that evening purchased. Ramil-
ton denied the charge and brought
forth several witnesses to prove his in
noesncs. They, however, knew nothing
whatever of the assault. He YVES held
in fve.hundred dollars bail fer his sp-
peArarce at court.
oPHBg CRIMINAL NEWS.
Magistrate Vandegrift yesterday eve
ming hned Susan blackstGn so cents
and cost for abusive language toward
Rachel Blackston. The trouble was
caused by Rachel's husband who was
too fond If Susan.
Quite number of petty thefts are
going Oh around town. The hen reosts
on the suburbs are suffering much.
An old woman had her pocket picked
at the P. w. x B. depot here this morn
ing. 1t contained $2.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
AFTafm Suow-EOund,

BAvs,DE, M, Dec. pa pas5ep.
ger train on the Southern Viueland
railroad was snow- bound in a drift;
uesr Bordentown, for sixteen hours.
While Efforts were being made to dig
the train out, tho passengers, nineteen
in number, were provided with focG
by the railroad company. At late
hour last night the passengers were
carried cut Of the drift on locomotive,
the train being abandoned.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
AT NEWCASTLE.
wicked for CIergyInen.

Rev. --- OF Washington,
D. c., writes: 81 tel:eve it TO be
wrong and even wicked for clerRymsn
or other public men to he led into Civ
ing testimonials TO quack doctors or
vile stuffs called medicines, bnt when
really meritoriOus aTticle made of
valuable remedies known TO all, that
all physicians use and trust in daily,
wa should freely commend it. l there
fore eheeJtuily and heartily commend
Hop Biters for the good they have done
me and my friends, firmly believing
they have no equal for family use. I
will not be without them.n
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
EDn0rS to EacretIn Moss.

The birthday of LuCretia Mott will
becelebra'ed on Monday evening next
at Rev. DR.. Magoon's church, Broa
street, corner of Brown, Philadelphia,
blythe Peace Sooisty. Addresses will
BE- delivered by Rev. DR.. Furness, Rev,
Charlse G. Ames, Rev. Dr.. Magoon and
others. The occasion will bs under
the auspices Of the Peace Sooiey. The
society endeavored to secure the servi.
oes of the Friends Meeting Houee at
Fifteenth and Race streets, but Conld
not secure 1t until the matter was laid
hsiors the monthly meeting, one Of the
tenets Of the Fritnds' fsith being oppo-
sed to to the laudAtiOn Of any mels NOR
tai being.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
gao VHeRali1T.

War D.partIneut, Otioe Of the Chief
signal Oftcsr, Washington, Dsc. 2s--l
u. ~.
Indications Tor Wednesday--.For the
Middt. Atlantic Statsa, colder and gen
srally cloudy weather. iight snow, Sta
t;mary or eight rise, followed ny
sailing barouae.ss, nortberIy to westerly
yiull, possibly northe4sterly in the
20 tn xn portions.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-29
NpRUIAl. sa ENTIOM.

ROCERI HAVE ! JST RE-
\I ceived a fine lot OF goods, ] Will sell
during the chrietmAs holidays att follow
INK red ucad priceE; 3 los Talsins u }, . ihs OF
sGan;s 35c, 8 lbs apples 400. 8 lbs 0 ! orackerS
ss q lbs o. IRON III prunss, 26c tgObl Jts assort-
edielly %, 4 lbs apnle butter 10, 4 lbs Webb's
ulnse meat 2sc, choice %. sesdtess rsislns IL
cholee Il cIs. suItannG raisips l4c. Hlscatels
l3c, citron &c. orange and lemon peel 10 cts,
Bakers corn lc. tomatoes 10 cts. Niagara
corn l0c. 1 lbs r. and O.. Oellne so0p aGc
Gld s0.p 10. bleacher o., Oleine soap 5c 8
lbs bucEwhoat nc. Rev crop, N. Orlesns
DolasseS,b6c. golden dyLp', isc. whito lbc. ell
ysrdTOp lgG =. II. InelaSees 10. tess 900. our
lOc, Ia hne, our 800 va guaranteed Cotise l4c,
sur lbc is taIr, 3Cc Is extra best. Mo 2bc
lEuyra 26c. u araoabO, 25c. santos 2sc, ls7a
". Table reaches l6c. per can. pie peaches
lie. Sweet CIDER &c. qt chow chow, pickles,
onOns, cauihower In buckets and quantity
to suit the buyers, also full assortment OF
alEOnds. pluWs prunel'as, Walnuts, cher.
ries, Dlsck berries cranpoTries, etc. Our &c.
Hour " sO0d. our flour at $50 we guarantee,
Will refund the money when not satisfactory
P.J. FORD
I2i62R Front and Madison SIS.