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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30

PLEASE pass the BUTTER is how OBJ
solete. ALLOW the oleomargarine to
slide down this way" is now the
"propah capah"--Nec Haren ReqiSter.
Chuck me hunk Of grease is more
expressive -Nelr York Express. ''Cir.
cnlate the concealed bovine essences
has been used with effect. Rochester
Express, The Boston girl says. an.
crease my propinquity to the globules
OF fractured cream hut the Chica O
glrl remarks, as sh, gives her knife a
preparatory lick, "Yank me the dub.
bin Cincinnati Commercial. In the
average clearinghouse, where good
butter is as scarce as snow-flakes in
summer time, they say: "Pernit the
golden.tirted article which came via
the milky way to pedestrianate to this
end OF the table" Strong, but quite
expressive lbany argus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30
Execution OF Hymer Mt winnemucea.

WINNEMuccA. April l8th.--a large
number Of people congregated in the
court house yard yesterday afternoon;
all apparently anxious to get look at
Charles Westley Hymer, who was to
be hung for the murder of I. X. West
in Paradise on May last. His father
and sister spent an hour with him the
afternoon previous, and his spiritual
advisers spent much of the day with
him. lie passed quiet night and
eat an early breakfast. His father and
sister remained with him till he was
taken to tie scaffold. He spoke for
about five minutes, confessing his guilt
and hol ed for forgiveness; and he
hoped that his sad fate would serve
as an example for all wayward and
non law-abiding youths. Rev. War.
rington made short prayer and Rev.
Trousdale read the burial services, at
the close of which black cap was
pulled over his face. He said, "Good-
bye, friends, oh God!7 as the trap
dropped. He struggled some minutes
each struggle growing fainter until
life was extinct. He dropped at all
and struggled till 2:44, when the pulse
ceased to beat and the physician pro-
nounced him dead. His body was cut
down and placed in handsome coffin
which his father had ordered for his
remains, 1t was thought by many
that Hymer would assume an air OF
stolld indifference when ascending the
scaff,ld aud during his last moment,
but such was not the case. A great
change had been wrought in him with
in few weeks. He assembled the
scatlild with firm step, but with the
air Of one fully realizing the terrible
punishment awaiting him, and carried
himself m a manner showing plainly
the suppression Of feelings Of the
intense suffering, and what occasion
ally would come to the surface in
faint shudder or prolonged breath. He
was born in Sacramento, Cal, Sept.
7th, 1857,
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hen & Co, 1857


The shooting was deliberate, as
Kalloch was seen walking by the
Chronicle Office evidently waiting for
De Young just before he entered the
affice. The body Of the murdered man
was taken to the morgue and thous-
ands Of people locked up Bush and
Kearney streets as the wagon with
the remains left the office. Kalloch
was taken before the police court and
his case continued until next Thurs
day (29th inst, The Coroner's an-
topsy ON the body shows that the fatal
shot struck deceased on the right side
Of the Jaw. 1t ranged downward and
was found imbedded in the lower jugu
lar vein. Another shot penetrated
tie coat, but did not reach the body.
The funeral took place on the 25th
from the late residence Of deceased,
and was largely attended.
HoN. JOE CAVE went down to Boise
City few days ago on business
trip.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30
The Days OF Organs Have Passed


chicago Tribune.
The days of mere organs nave
passed. never to return. The world
has moved away from that kind OF
narrow and disreputable journalism.
An "organ' is Of itself positive evi-
dence of weakness and corruption on
the part of it's master, and its degra-
dation is fatal to the concern itself.
An organ with one tune is necessarl'
ly monotonous and wearisome. The
people want something better, some
thing in keeping with the progress OF
the age, something free and lndepen-
dent. which can call its soul its own.
The world to them contains more than
one man and has higher aims than the
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF one and
generally an Indifferent person. 1t
wants a journal rejecting the great
interest of mankind, and not the per-
sonal schemes of single officeholder
or a professional office broker.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30

They were sitting together Sunday
evening with an album or two be-
tween them, when she pleasantly
asked, "How would you like to have
my mother live with you?a In Just
fifteen seconds he had his hat down
half way over his face, and was bolt.
ing through the gate Danbury
News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30

FoRNEY's Capital asserts that a
Washington man has invented ma
chine for producing scenes by cleo
tricity. When the apparatus is per-
fected it will play sad havoc with the
whole social fabric. A wife can sit
at home, turn the crank Of the ma
chine, and have picture Of her hus-
band, having nice little time with
his friends, thrown upon the wall. 1t
will be useless then to practice any
little deceptions, or to make the old
excuse about going to see sick
friend, or having to stay late at the
Office. The dear little woman can tel
ephone to the central office to look
around for her dear husband, and
when the central Office gets him into
focus, that man might as well make
up his mind that he cannot purchase
peace with a paltry box of fried oys-
tiers or package of caramels. III e
married nien had better make pool,
buy the patent, and suppress the in
fernal machine,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30
spring Poem.

What beautiful thin: is Spring
when the woodchuck begins 70 sing.
And the bumblsbes and chicades
Carry their heads in Z sling;
when the black and tickling ants
Crawl up the young mans pants,
Ana the straddlebug and mosquito mug,
while the spiders engage IN dance;
And the birds get drunk on dew.
And offer the robin chew, h,;n..
AT the wife Of the gay cuckoo;
And the coon goes off on spree.
Along with the chipmuck and flea;
And the odorous skunk gets glorious urun -
And tries to make love to the bes-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30

An exchange refers to the langu ge
OF the postage stamp. But we do II, t
ti'ik the postage stamp has any Ian.
gnage that expresses any thing. If
1t had, we believe it would boiler
eenongh" when it is licked, Keokuk
Gate City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-30
WHOLESALE
IDAHO CITY.

at less prices than they can lay them dop|
here A general store of well-selec%
spring and summer stock, and am able /
sell cheaper than ever before, becaua
have bought all new fresh goods and 4
doing my own transportation, which Il
lows me to sell cheaper than any oha
firm in the Territory; therefore giving /
my customers and friends the adyantas
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and M
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugar
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Bod
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness All
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hid
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
]. E. EMERY.
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the story Of spectator:
II live at No. 945 Folsom street
I am d clerk in the Chronicle Office
and was present at the time of the
shooting. About ten minutes 10 9
o'clock two gentlemen came into the
Office; one Of them Mr.. Spear, the
other r. b. Read. ] don't know what
he docs. know him only by sight.
A moment OF two later Charles De
Young came into the Office by the
front door. They greeted each other
and began talking together IN the
Office. just then there was friend
Of mine came In named Potter. We
were old chums, aud began talking to-
gether, and paid no more attention
to the conversation Of Mr.. De Young
and the other gentlemen. We were
standing at the lower end Of the roun-
ter. / heard the door open and shut
very quick, and CHANGING up saw Kali
loch just inside the door. Charles De
Young was leaning against the conn
ter where it turns out upon Bush
street rather back towards me. Read
was right 10 front of De Young, and
Spear over against the beam near the
door. | was behind the counter and
my friend opposite. when ! looked up
aud saw KalIoch. He had pistol in
his hand ard almost the same instant
fired a shot. Mr.. De Young looked
up aud saw him at the same time that
did. and after the first shot was fred
be ran back toward the gate. He
was about 70 the gate when the second
shot was fired, and lie got down be-
hiad it at tue third shot. He was
right at the corUcr when the fourth
shot was fired lie was down; his
overeoat was in the way and he was
trying TO get his pistol out of bis
pocket kalloch was about two feet
from him and stopping over. My idea
was too get in front Of Kalloch, and
! jumped over the counter expecting
70 stop him just then, as De Young
was down, and Kalloch was STOPPING
over him lie fred again, aud that is
the shot that hit him in the mouth.
The pistol was within two feet of his
face just then De Young was get
ting out his pistol anil moving over
toward tho cashiers desk, crouching
down He fell when tho fifth shot
was'iired, That is the one that went
through the glass without touching
him. He was leaning on his arm at
the cashiers desk, trying to pull his
pistol, when kalloch stood and looked
at him for second, ami | saw him
turn round 10 so out. ] halIoed
Catch him,p Then saw De Young
dropping and ran over to catch him
Elias De Young got there ahead Of me
and laid him down just as he was In
the act of falling. He was not able to
use his pistol. Messrs Spear and
Read went out Of the door when the
hrst shot was fred. Chas. De Young
dld not say a word during the shoot.
ing or after It. kalloch did not utter
a word, nor did anybody else utter a
word that | heard There were three
shots fred before De Young attempted
70 draw his pistol. He was trying 10
draw It when the fourth shot struck
him.
The proyocation fol the shooting
was the issuance Of a book Of 60 pagcs
on the title.page of which is printed
the following: "Only full report oil
the trial Of Rev /. S KaIloch. on the
charge of adultery--a full account Of
the affair, doings Of the church. Kal.
Ioch's pulpit experience, arrest. ar.
argument, trial and result, with accn-
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ron THE
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BACK AND KIDNEYS.

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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY

n,.'s,..S .e.hasm mel, Stevenson 81 Co. yybo,..
afacfarer. nrsag' supply the trade a. sn,,n
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ee' null regular Liver size, 81 ench
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WE we send s.n them by post, prepaid, every.
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-08-07
Military Commission.

DEPORT of the proceedings of a Militar,
III Commission held at Uonallsonville
June L., 1880, in pursuance to General Or
ders No. -. Headquarters Regiment orleans
Artillery, Of date April =, 1880, in the case
A., iCofeld Battery nnder the following
charges and specifications. viz
CHARGE I.-DEsEHT1os
SPECIFICATION lin this, that on or about
the = day OF 1879, the said Henry
Loving, private Of Cofield Yattery G 4 q
A., did without permission Of his command.
ing officer, and in violation Of the rules and
regulations of the service, absent himself
from his command, leaving no trace of his
whereabouts. and so continues to tl;a prog
ent time. All this in direct violation Of his
known duty as a soldier.
CHARGE H.-STEALINe OF CONVENIENT
PROPERTY.
SPECIFICATION lin this that on or about
the - day of - 1879, the said Henry
Loving, private of Cofetd Battery C. L. q.
A.. did without permission of his command
ing officer, and in violation of the rules and
regulations Of the service, deliberately take
away the following articles of property be-
longing to Coield Battery G, Il. .. A.. to-
wit: Ono uniform dress coat, one pair uni
form pants, one fatigne cap All THE in di-
rect violation OF his known duty as u soldier.
PRocEEDMGs.-The commission met mr.
suant to orders on June Is, 1880, and the ac-
cused failing to appear when called, his alb
sence was adlndged as an acknowledgment
of his guilt under the charges and speeifiea-
tons, and the Commission after due delib-
Grafton and consideration unanimotlsly
agreed upon the following sentence, viz:
SESrEscE.-That under Charge /, Dcser
ton. Private Henry Loving be dish0norably
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-08-07

ANNoUScEMENF.-Lifeo Of General Jri,-
field Scott Hancoek.-The well known
publishing house of Hubbard Bros, OF
Atlanta, Ga, have in preparation and
will soon issue the "Life of Gen. Han
cock,' written by his old time friend,
Hon. John w. Forney. The career Of the
brilliant soldier furnishes material for q
volume which, in deep and thrilling in
terest, has rarely been equaled in the an
mails of American biography. It is for
tunate that its preparation has been as
signed to Col. Forney, who for twenty
five years has been known as one of the
ablest editors and most brilliant writer's
in America. His known ability and
his personal intimacy with Gen. Ham
cock. are sufficient guaranty that the
book will be full, complete and authori-
tatiye-a volume Of permanent value,
and in this respect widely different from
ordinary campaign literature. 1t will
be sold only by subscription, and must
meet with very large sale.
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ANOTHER FoRK-TAILED LIzARD.-A
correspondent of the Baton Rouge Capt.
tolian signing himself Vidette" thus
writes to that paper
The ponaldsonyille CHIEF lately grew
happy over the advent into that office OF
q forked or double-tailed lizard, and still
more recently came out with . feeling
obituary over the untimely demise OF the
poor little creature. Ascension parish is
certainly prolific OF donble-talied crea-
lures, for, while travelling on Nanchac
few days ago, your correspondents came
across another one Of those peculiarly
formed lizards at the residence of Mr.. Il.
Z, Henderson. Unfortunately, this Won
:f1erful lizard came to d tragic end through
the experimental Vaccinations of small
boy. and tho chickens, instead OF the
geese, severed the tother tail" Tell
brother Bentley to put on some more
cr!ipe, that .Nick of the Woods" is on
the rampage again.
Our lizard with the duplicated nara
tive was not a native Of Ascension, but
hailed from the wilds Of West Baton
Rouge, whence be came to US By mail,
esconsced in a perforated cartridge box.
If Yidette can succeed in roasing old
N;ckof the Woods from his long stupor
and securing from him an early resump-
ton of his interesting contributions to
the columns Of the cItlEr, the gratitude
Of ourselves and our readers will follow
the achievement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-08-07
In Memorian1.
HALL OF ASCENSION Hook AND LADDER
Fire Co. No. /.
Dona1dsonyilIe, La. Iuly Il 1890.

HALL OF ASCENSION Hook AND LADDER J
Fire Co. No. /.
Dona1dsonville, La, July 81, 1880.
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty
w God, in his inscrutabie wisdom. to re
move from his sphere of usefulness our late
Foreman, companion and fellow member.
ROBINSON j. GREEN; and
Whereas. In his death this company has
lost one of it's most useful members, enc who
for many years has been devoted to it's in
terests and progress; and
Whereas, In his death this company has
suffered an irreparable loss, wife ana
children deprived of the companionship and
protection Of Il most kind and loving husband
and father, and this community of an honest.
upright and useful citizen; therefore, be it
Rcsoseed, That the most heartfelt and
deepest coincidence of this company be ex-
tended to the suffering widow and children
OF the deceased in this supreme hour of
their affiiction. That the members wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty DAYS.
That copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes, and forwarded to the
family of the deceased, and that the same
be published in the charlottesville CHIEF.
ADOLPHE grille,
Chairman;
SYLVAN TOBIAS,
+. i. EARHART,
Committee.
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steamboats, Regular Packets.


New Orleans and Bayou Laf0uFche.
AssaMptio,., up Wednesday and Saturday
mornings; down Thursday and Sunday.
6tara s., up Tuesday and Friday; down
W6anesdhy and Saturday.
New Orleans and Plaquemine.
Beile, up Tuesday and Saturday; down
"wednesday and Sunday.
New Orleans and Bayou Sara.
VIM. Pagan, up Wednesday and Saturday
nights; down Monday and Friday.
Corona, up Monday and Friday nights /;
down Wednesday and Sunday.
New Orleans and vichyburg.
Jun. ". Cu,.,,o,., up Tuesday night; down
Sunday night
I'm. White, up Tkursday night; down
Wednesday night.
-. Yasgo Osty, up Saturday night; down
Thifsday evening.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-08-07

Gen. Allen Thomas Of this parish has
been appointed by Acting Governor Nc
Emery q member of the Board of Super
yisors Of the Louisiana State University
and Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lego, vice Hon. J. C. Egan, resigned.
This is an admirable appointment. Gen.
Thomas is one of those gentlemen who
would fill with honor and efficiency the
highest positions of public trust.
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Died

20
BE6TLEY- Iii Nor Orleans, Il Friday.
/ August 4. IddgO. IN I Co.. A.. naESa
FA.44gn lJ1aerEgr a6el Seak, III
and My child u kila IS Uoata g
- - b.
- fhird tinss - - - psf M
- theso anllctsd psrsnts - csl1sd
upon u mourn tlo data u . daslIna
.ecn, and nov thsy 40 1sft child1esa, viii,
only their matual love and the hallowsil
memory Sk4lsir dad eherubs remai1,iDk
- the ltuit 81 . union that was Indeed
the joining together Of
Tvs souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that best - one.
Wsrtlssa are inatlequste . express tho an
gnish Of the mothers hesrt 81 depict the
fathers sorrow, but time will soothe their
poignant grief and The blessed consola-
ton will b theirs Of hoping for . re-
upio.t With their darlings III that mystsr.
ions spirit world lying beyond the grave.
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| ANOIi1Eh DANlHUAf CELEBRAIlON.-
Wednesday evening of last week q gen.
uine surprise party was given at the
Robt. +. Lee Hotel, in Donaldsonville, in
honor Of the thirty ninth birthday ami
versary Of Mr.. Pierre Klopman, manager
of the large mercantile house of NJ Israel
& Co., irst.Lieutenant of Cofield Bat
tory, and one Of our most prominent, en-
terprising and useful citizens. The at
fair was arranged and managed by Lieut..
Jos. j. Lafargue, proprietor Of the hotel,
assisted by his amiable wife, by Mrs.
Klopman and several other ladies. Co.
fields Battery was invited and attended
in force, delighted to have an opportu-
nifty Of doing honor to its first Lieuten-
ant, Mr.. Klopman. Representatives. of
the Cannoneers Of Donaldson, the Inde-
pendent Band and several other citizens
were present, and the time was passed
in a very enjoyable manner. Champagne
flowed like water" ice-cream and
cakes were abundant, music and dane
ing were not wanting and number of
appropriate toasts were offered and
drank with enthusiasm. 1t would be
hard to imagine . more thoroughly ell
joyable affair. Mr.. Klopman was kept
i'll profound ignorance of the conspiracy
until five minutes before the arrival of
the Battery and there was nothing Of
affectation in the evident surprise and
pleasure which the demonstration
caused him. During the day he had
been made the victim Of a previous con-
spiracy on the part of the employees Of
NJ. Israel e. Co., whe presented him with
handsome set of shirt studs aud pair of
sleeve buttons. Mr.. Jos. NJ. Heating,
cashier Of the establishment, made tile
presentation speech, as follows:
Mr.. Klopman-The pleasing duty de-
wolves upon me on this happy occasion
Of presenting to you, OIL behalf of the
employees Of the house of NJ. Israel 4
Co., these little trinkets as Il memento of
the high respect and esteem in which the
donors hold you.
1t would require more gifted and
eloquent tongue than mine to convey in
words . full sense Of the warm senti-
ments Of affectionate regard which we,
your subord1nates, feel for one who, by
his kindly direction, sympathetic dispo-
sition and generous treatment, makes
work in his service pleasure and our
daily labors almost pastime.
You will have to imagine the depth of
cur feelings and the sincerity Of oar es-
teen, and pardon the poverty of speech
with which vainly attompt to give them
expression, remembering that u full heart
and a ready tongue rarely go together.
Accept, then, these trinkets, accompa-
MED with our hearty congratulations
upon this occasion and our hope that
you will live to enjoy many, many re-
turns Of the auspicions anniversary that
assemblies us here to-day.
Mr.. Klopman merits tho high esteem
in which he is held by all who know him
and legion Of friends will re-echo the
sentiments 50 fifty uttered by Mr.. Keat-
ing.
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e !
ments were very zig-zag until he reached
near the back Of the centre Of Attakapaa
street When Gibson ran Vi, towards
fdgirs OFFICE. OroeiI turned around stag
gef1hk, walking over towards ftso dltcl.
ana Tell forward either IN or acrOss the
dltcn. went on hurriedly sitter Gibson
ana toia MN ne must surrender TO me,
winch ne did. y 'front.' q Mr PaEhs
G;i,a"n int tl.. c,, ~ e' - w. =
GOOSE : : !. ,,,.r.,
.aw NJ f,,o.., .f,a~ .a,,;,.n ~.
question Are You armed z nut his
nana belsn! him, and Il was almost its
1ss. .s.s s.1o
p81tsl ~ one time lie urasDeil f ,sith
Dot hands - 4 trying TO r0vOlye the
.4 81. D. .s..I = H..s III
thc roet-ofice. bnt he nad tset, p. ia
evenin9 b6fOU. He had come Ia my
~. .,a na's i. u
nv ~ TINT norton ii h ,siatciIs saI1..i
him M iIlirnslsr and l,sll1l p1xtaled
W, ll.n .'ias eueso WeIe iee4 peths. 1e
rnder s1,el .yr;,vancasr thaA Ia NO. on.
ing 70 see Danllis But1or and that the
, ,I.an \, WIote me caro- Won!d nave to
met him he was even il, = warse cond;.
tign, for he lad ascertained the name Of
tne aaenol o. sne card signed ~ DENNIS
July 81. 1850. i did afl IN INV nave, r -
stop the difficulty. -,
Several witnesses aver chat Mr.. Glib
son fred first and some even say that
he discharged his weapon two or three
times before Mr.. Green returned the fire.
None Of these parties Gun say, however,