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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-12
Reue art nnu 1ibrsebGuIeu.

Rsu, neil es srif penise Sabre Der III, ha6
fe yerbsFsrt unb Sebrrmnn ;uednelid eemaht
rnh, alt atsr i'm Trineir, rsnn bic grfinhuns
trurhe Srr faif spausis Sabreu ssma6t, un6
eas erffe pdtent truree canals seHpmmsu.
llbraebdufe, weld,e rdmals sena6t fne une
ieitbem fprtpGbrenb eebrauGt purosn, ffub fat
nod 10 gut ME neu. Ran Isle 6pIssnbes, Gin
Sall untsr sirlsn 5unesrtsn. Gusr ubrma9er
faun Gu& ron dbuIiden er;Gblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-12

Der eiu;ise ROAofen in Der DeIt,
Serfeben NIT BEN ddbten
, 1880-12-30
DY TELEGRAPH.


spftt1. DfspateA 10 TIE Chicago 7ttbune.
l1vEtIootr lice. a-li:;N H. m.-FtuYs-So. !, lssy
Nm. 2 d. n-Wtent-Sini1r, No. ffS 1Ud; No. =,
~ C; sprnx, No. D I'd: No. :, u Cd, white. No. l.
l0s, No. =, ID, elub No. l. ls I'll; No. ~ VI. Corp
New No. |. 5st}xd, Frovlsfonp-rork Gs. Lard, 4HA.
LyENr0,t- Nrt 1t-Eventnn.- da-
nand' o. llG 3lGs. saIus, i.uN bulas; speculation
and export, ?tUJ; Afnertcnn, lhUN
Fnuvisl0Ss-AnerlGun lard, Us NJ. Uncon-Lon{5
clcar, u.s.
l,US1ox. i,cc. 9I-pE1iloLEuM-lsoaned,s sss9sxat
spirits, l1H!DHa.
TNNtESTiSE-1.S I'll.
ASTwENi+ liDu. Y.-rErNoLEuM-e5Af.
The following Wcru r0Oo!vod by tho Chicago Hoard
Of Tendu:
tlyEnpnnL~ Dec. st-llsD a. m.-Flour eal3s-
Winter wtAt D tsat1s 0t: srhE, r. ElMIA Ndt who,
9alhI nlut gs Sd@lh 81. C0rd, 5s 1$id. Fork, Gs1.
Lard, 4is.
winter " vi No. ast!nT, y ti Su.s d. " lld Cora
aai MD neglected; rel Wintsr Inca H. Cotn Inis
and nexlcctcA. AEr!vrd-Wtlsnt dull and neaoctodI
yMnt1ltiuns Hld reluctantly. Corn !iniL To ntrivo
Nhaat md curn dull ntl nns.sr. Pork, Ga Lard ID
lisher. II r. i!aeun,.! ~ :At I: U, Ts T1l!am.
-yt hGnt md utlTl1 dali.
t.uSnOS, fry, ,4f.-.iIyEHronL.Vhcat !. duiit whtto
bhA a4.k i.ASE"cMsHoss IN , N e. eess!-Wheat II y.
l'ax*aAD-Ntent aAsl1r. IN passnRt tO FsnncG us,d
Ito Continunt-WiH!!. Gs,Uh ltsi eNrt. 1lu,h On.
ExIMrta Ut wheat Franco gisd tie Continent DURING
thu talHt Mevki l4hu ora.
, 1880-12-30
uAL.l,IAlQllH.


DALrtMuNr, bit., IJec. ~ FLuUIt-lln!l, heavy. Aud
wonk, Western aposn,Ie, tJal5luO, oxtru, eLz&a0Gy
Ao fnM,tiY. GhgdiG0L
-Whcn,-,Ncstorn iower, closing nrn, No.
2Wcstur, winter rod. pI1t nnd December. sll7s1t
january H. February. Matrh.
tLlsAGsll5H. tuFh-Wss,Srn aowUE, closing firnaofs
Wusturn nllxcd. tpo. 4nd Decuu.bor, Gssad5ct Jau-
unsy, February, s4btio; st0aInsr. HOMO.
Oats dull Ana tnactispi WCsiurn whlle, as+3ct do
nird. lxissiic, Rya tluti al ft.&i
l!AY-F!Fmors prime To eholcs psunsy ylvauin, alQo
l5tUl -.-
iRuytsIDSs- and easyi R,ess pofk. Rtaza Bulk
urnH l,atsr shoulders and clBnt rib aIdas ntnD Of
i"tias IL Htet oi, tauls!1 BACON Shoulders, toi
clear rt AlAsa, ~. IiAtlk, HSluc. Iat!, vic
.M!rTkit,tk1tSt. pstnu ~ ehoaco Western paeted,
Ei.Is-ivhur!. froyh. ss13sos llmed, zQNe, :.
iiETltuLEiis-WI n0inirnl. ..
f'lS !!sssGis,s ~ H.. snxas q & 1E..' ~, so1t, ao'
tnEiuitIs-To Lyasplol ~. steanlqr qutett cotton
3'!ai! ~ duu!; ~ ivr Inn. sacsAt Vrnln. Mt5ad.
MMklFTs-kluNr, l,7Ni btIsi what ~ t1D bp; rofps
~ ja,hn, na:s, tttibui rYo. 2St ~.
snlFuEAra-NhtAt, ~ 23 but corn none.
sAEk3-Wheat~ <GuQ bu; cuE1. HlUtU lH
, 1880-12-30
4-HIbA75sJ
avaAnN
16193lu4
1Tr3AMt9
1.7S3aOA
EATft.E 64i.EA

,1ffNiH-stat with 4 tnrly nctlvo demand, and as4
f1s i,,,n r y ~ nynne" s.lns raf II ne Eeak
fays f the prtsin* wnek 1f tEI. The marked faIf
s!ss os y, NJ H. wcss na stJ IT, t,a en,ey eod
@s"i @ q & ~ nnd ttir ia et.rn heavy nt HEE8
b!o The Hfrlvn't cHfncsd sGttl many ci1oea hugs,
,a.nd VIZ sSr e.S S yy s 2; ;nts ~ reroItsd 4
4 60. sklps n,,Di ut st. si;hht2i Hi knps Nre nni3s
eArct " shslnsAgu Of " lbs for pigFy and 10.
, 1880-12-30

,c,l Ino lan{erons properties vt curlronEu oxit1o
ots't n"Se tont Aeen kllnwn-nn atmosphere which
GnittMaSs 9iaf ittts Of this Kaa InNy produce
p'AsstoHHlN, atA lenih. bonlg Gxuut exnsrltntntB
~ Wa!s !has sHi1tt lasu now bccn described to tho
rhrnttcn ha Anadcity BY NJ lrc,.s. IIe concludes
,t smt !n!n, lr tpG 1T tho lower hnlu,as, cotr-
!p p!ea 10 nfratls fur half an houF in an 4lint,s-
phss1 SdsntaiMnFonly l-71uth OF cnfbonto oxiIo
hS1f 81 e gSs tyucli quantity that about 0-
tho Ws md txne,e tnn,nanio eo g; nl,aors'lM@ ms
oIyRshS ~, " ~ als4.splers ts,itniniug llt40,
~ e.tsn'ulc oXtin 4qut fourth ol tie ~,
, 1880-12-30

FIOtj1t-wns very dull. n,ld expcctcd to romnn 20
tit afler thtH Week. with no particular change Il,
prices. sa'rs ner lsn'Icd III gu snrks spring extras
nH prlra1o tnrns MD !2s bE no stnda nj t5. T1tnl
eqt'nt IN 5i bt1s ExWtrt Hours wrrD guotCi nt 9I1
&5m FIR Food u choice. md rro t,h,r at kkats1'h
OTHER MtltATItFrH- Wore In goa,A rurply hnd
rntlaer dull. cticclny for lots trick saus wcru
II cars nj &b7jsloE. tho 0utslu free on boar,i,
car inddlltss ut si!.:5t and car SHIRTS ut tssi
trnek.
Bi'liISu WIIEAT-Wna moderately ncttve Al
tines. md nj others gulet The n4rhet deelluch lsu
ohEly, thu ADVANCED Ttt, Mud clstrl ta nDoyU tho
lnscsi prices Uh TncsInys CALL Iho Iss!tsh lnnrkos
Wero quotoA dull IND cntor. which pretmlly nturut,
B sanding Ut trtiGf ffuIn tIt0 tn apll uut
rather larsu I!,ss or wlscns The nrkc. sunk slowly
undur these n!hrin.s, rs there few buyng nr-
Hers IN h4nd. hdhu purchases seemed t bp ri,ey
sSP,: P t'nsS NV s.st y. 'uoss sa fIs ~ sa!!': S
ssira tlat !sops oil .ao ''.is .sSst .A!s VII VII
III! ~ m Sa with 's Ia s' ss %, aep fSs .ss!
sunnt 4 in Eraves IL lWrnlt nl>nss,. lieuce e,ip-
s Is Ne sS!:I;S !ssss ~: 8:
] ri 70 "s sg,iyr ps!55 s1 Gssd g I'll r .' y a.,
S;ss IsSSs5y ss,ss s..d i's s,fts i
1 'ss; , Ii III: S;; ;ss L S s 4 II i ss;!{i
h r. /; e ;S,Ss;s Il i; : III $t; 5 il 4,
.s -, T!s !n!..r gn%c % VI. qaosed Ac "aovo ltle
WIN nbElnt u lult!M M, aIrlHY. which would Nnkl
t:lo nominal e!ns!hI t2HG. slt wore IiVl t,
sa St A. r..I nt E!sei ~ hn tutesGs 70 hi,d
ts!HinMl !,i,u q .,s s1 blt,
tr, r,Io The a1t.t " deanr S s4sf2n s en- ". sS
yanrca n ntd c!osGt! }f*ta atoss fba lnlrst rsl
u slu!l md ra.0r Aslru quatltix 1uIine If II.
iar Geh2a!. Ml,d llR sarly "aak'i"ss In shpat WHn
mir 1ssuin,. '"F ~, Gecl,s s9fc @ @iH;
~Mr,t,,..s .e1ot1s mufe s"'"M Hftlna @ @d!snt
sut il stro IND lntluary relatively r wii;r r.tt,tv
Ints Eca ai.lI ThafE III very sj Ui,,anl tUr SmT
0n ths aitIft,. hHt tl,s ntsr ..''tI"r I..ss s"sa
@ssfsS!s Eli fS spisi ss sey =. rd @ T., It * @ III
vancuti h si4So, ir hssk IL 4iss', tm,1vvi 6 i1nr
.itiy r. *sn,lu s!ss Sur, YefStx 1.; II II Ss afs
:sfic ssItT III" n,on.l, VIII nariy ,.it..ml II ;s
:tsle. clotlnx II aN, Eru. srrs wurs rsporsrt, 81
SM @ N iii i1ea NJ II 'S sf 5 u 51Its'ntg; ii 2sc M a m
$c q" traeS. Sos a 1" ii ssc Il i5,., On san II CT:
Wy Sn,s e., iS.a,S, Is nv ~ M,
~ ;nu,r NH ,aIl,iuY H!;n rxs; mnH M hVa* E 9Hm
, 1880-12-30
MINING NEWS.
BAN rRArEIsco. =.
;, sAN FHAsclsco, cal., 1ec. e'.-M,ning stocks
BOSTON.
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wero tllcd for rec
ord Wednesday, Dec. 20:


Tie lo|'cwsltH Instruments Tcro llcd for rec.
ORD "wednesday, Dec. 20:
| .. ctTr ftopEnrf.
I'll s,ns III ; Il, III + i, II Tcar ".in atra W:s
ttttbtrL H. Ilnsses 10 LalM Euu.ititj,..,,,,,t 1
It, sIi, iI 4. ,t. Il iice II 1T tsustaT W,seni
~ Eof,us il. Weat0l................ stDJ
Msityynnls IT., ii: ~ Of Wood, II f:ixlb
| II uai.n! Doc y tNllllnm ]" Muss tu Her
!"M " " VI
.I1nIE "MI1tIEt" n. Htts -. Il, Il nnH!.
Il mWGf ~ ~; x"H'9u iH; .nnni
t.,i ~ ma 'Fe1 " H''A'f ~ fA''"" "' .'Ia7. .tp
Nr Il I, y = ~ ~ @'u
jirnry StsuIvj. ".....'... 49, ~ .....'...s -. esO1
tpytti, ri, III ii !, III Eluy r. Kid IL tintnu
lice. - iIeroslfutl Ueusy 10 aluEi,lret a.. -
tU1G9I.. .....+..... ,.............. ...... 1t'W
llthIIltnGlat4 r,1ti y J4-lu II Of WHui u. nj,
i,a.Ife3I II. aud NtI1eF property, dated bee.
lO llu*tuH 4. trnnkhifGi ~ El!wIn L. JHrtt1, b.
a,'siviiet u, ,Inisd i,%: i,oa. VI tastats u stns1
kAlB III AIatri Auriki....,. .........,..,,,, b0|
lt1l'tlHa NJ, " cor - llTty-ihIE1l u, I. litx
a.lsN u. ante! lfE. q !atnFf VI. hilu cheney A..
ait,is lnh to GlMr!es v u!:At"n} ;........ 0rsg9
ANrfinGtnn N, W u 7 ot MFti ENhiG!ntt, ~
snrs,m T..,n1 -. H't' Hpo* - 9 "' Noasa 70 ann
Nn,ti.u A. iii II = III iiG11. ~ Iii III r. WV
ttnfr,I lie, ii fsVilhr H. JfhsfI ut al IN fnyi,f
A. 'rI{toufl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .. I'M
, 1880-12-30
COMM ERCIAL.

The following wcro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho 'cildlng articles OF protistco In ti,ls city
during the twenty-fH.tr hours eltllng NJ o click
"Wednesday morning and for the corresponding
tiluu lust YcNr:
, 1880-12-30
s'iurt Sl,0ut-, L. Il 81 SHIRT
rts. dsrf. ttdrt. eltari.
l,Onte, t,nrt knltel. ,....t ttil EtfI fHl tf,u
IN. hnIGa. ........u. MI Hi 6.1U no
INnunrv. Hl'sg..,n.,, u.bU $40 E,hj G11
FeNf7lAfy, luUAG ,,,.... t,tD {,lit Il G,la3n tH

shnEt rms. sUltcr FeruAsy. cI',sed ~ FttzksGt.H,
sM,!Hr|4ntas s:t!c boy 81; !an3 C.t an's pc:
ngsi srnon huns. MINI, ii ySrnse, t9stt4ir.
ttacun quoted Mt 4si1.Sc for Hl,Inlcfr, fsta7c 1ns
Ei,ort rs 7ns4c 1ur stuft cltsts ssaJo fur hams,
MI t-lltrM*t Nfld InlCkGs1.
UEEf-Wns G1ilEt at Si.Rk72fn for Huff, Et5lJIW
fnr extra nltrst, AEd sl5UtbtLN1 f0f Inns.
, 1880-12-30

PHILADELPHIA Noo. N-ELoUIs-Duli, Western
oxtsAs. A1SlAa5, Ml4no.otn 0xtga elsar, medium.
Nseta%ai good, tAu)l eloioo, taa>s stEaikAs satp,
Ohio xont M7is ehUIce, tdlui H. Lous eholco *lxi
funcy, t51, Minnesota paten tTb1Atis winter pat.
unts, 51lIkss.15. Ayu tuu< qulus NJ eia
GM4lS-W hcas 0tptlatl uulI. closl1g asmett Nc.
Ecd,at grala dsput, tllls NJ. ! xhitu Aebixsa, ID
, 1880-12-30

n trtttc. nt nearly avery rnhf, md there wns a
noticeable fsfH off III tts general Mcfvlty anil
time. Il wns mi. however, If II t"rnuH chnrac-
t"r n'nf hnthlt,s Int tsfnrhI reaction. Which s
n!Hnys "pif - alicG't't sfrhdy Atlsualtr: lih
deal. m tyhDlr, ts friHN IAT to tty well flilI-
ting il,D predictions tint Nnyf fer Etnn time nl4S
it..i t1,l,]r far H. and rIcra NJ IL rI1ln tyutintI}
~, j,n fi,nir NV, IN - ,n,,st tnfa tna,,,,nr
MI. 49, .nt,.,,si. :. ,n - " ~. -, x1.t shs
iuE FHIltH!ua were hs E1hfnHa WIN th0
AEny hf ttfc last fh~ f1HyF. ttIlGt niid (ENtlrt-
nSa. AteliISf,ft. tltyrycr, kcNt TN tf4 lN1tIiAn
tpt,tt1r Hil sf,i1 "a I,ih ns 1tfif with Il frrtv
iii t;hn,,l il,r,if,e;t,t, (. ti,,tnnv ,vua sp,v
az t-us.Es Il: f.,I".,t T. Ss..st trI,i,.ot, .i.oni
Id Ia II; f,1f ant, rssn in .,,fs,;; I'LL nri Ett,.
tlJsky wns etGn,ly and frn 1t iA1f sales and li,
FNst Eentt strIrl tiyfls Ut wrnktnis1g Mt II fa1s
nnd 1JM hitt. Flint preferred BuId III EHsfLs4.
~Ifuncc rnntis wrru, with tho eiuyln excrnti0n IT
Eastern, which ,iroppeI Il. racsat y bid, atronr,
but very q,iict. Tho fnnt,irr Of the mining
ftnrrB wnH The tfui, in UtIucy from Al 10 44!f.
, 1880-12-30

Ing l.aD 10 I'm ~,
Af'tioM tiEnac..-Hinofs III fair it1rh, MofRn.
l1ulcher* st1ck-I'ntir IL CO mini, stnnss nf,
ci'fln1nn y! rii0!cr rsins for ctty a}anHhIHr.
.wrla!ifrv W tu Lon ns................s..,..
stneh thtilo- Common caftte, weighing GU
lnleil1f-I.F1ht BtId thin tpws, hctt4fr, ktnks4
bulls. htu sca,snn1 stEers.... ......,!...t..
, 1880-12-30

In Philadelphia tho now issucs Of Northern
Facilic'bonLs uro boing at lte,GblEi for the Mis-
e0urt Division, lOl aud Interest for tho Pend
dGrrlffe Division, and l00l1IGI ID tAAuu frot,
subscribers for tho lnscat securities fur tho cx-
tension nf tho road ID tho 1'acInc, Tho opinion
Il general that VII u tho current prices viii up-
, 1880-12-30
LIVE STOCK.

GATsFLE-11.e doh'and Nna NJ hatlvo ns un the tay
betato, aud. ~ tho supply only itlo moro lib
oral tsta aEk9t again praseatal ,lrtu t0np Thu nt-
tshdaace Ut tuySra wns loss thaH uysal, but t.oss
ptgsonL Nantud stock. and the mn4sruto supply ua
ano Nna wola takon up by midday at alrans rntrs.
fort lu nutubut nsls NurlnI to hut Iu2rrt!tll wA4
" ~ tneana Iarxe. lnNsynt aud t.!t ,nngh tIst,x
gaaght wt!h t11s!.l..!bS t1us1o: n',1 III !hs ts,t;
NJ SMlra ranged nun, !-J fur nle!l0 ~ 2aSrs
NY for Fxsra. msi this bulk " the lranstNrx a. as
A21 fuf hutelut4 md snNpta' ~tuIL Ut f.4t{ lnf
Su!nluH y 9nea fat :.itIinx soyLs a,a r. N:sssiS
advance uTut alou,lay = uelovA ae lnlsi5s.
.. QUOTATIONS..
EKiEn lisryeh-tfraacd Steers, Mul1l!nR LOU
" n..d alNnrs, ,td0aAu
,trHis Weighing l,Ya 9 Ia. ns........t,,. hW1A75
lt9a GepfeH- stli*luttVnvd btecEs, neigh.
, 1880-12-30

hcrgn II atlli further Improvement upon tic
Opening ut tho t,rw yrnr.
III tho rh!In,icIphin ns1zkct, IN Rtats lnntls,
thu Pennsylvania liz, new regstcrctl loan nf e.-
tNE::, commanded one ycnr nNo Is2: f,ow they
ruiz Mt III; tho cty Ga. rrw brought In 1,ccrt.,.
her lust tI!ElI:d; nj presrnt tl,oy nro wur., ls,
with no nffcrinRs ut tf,Rt priee; nnt tito city A.,
which wurs sioAtod less tl,nn yenr nso Mt nsMl
below t'r. nt'w r,ilo at prc,nlntn Of to 10 per
cont, Railroad tH'nds make oven n,ors, fnroy-
nhlc exhibit CnfnwIssn nrw IA rcnl!zGs7 tl.KtI1s
III Decuitber last: nov they nrc BnInbip nj ilG6t
ill., DcinwnroH Illunsl IIrt,ok ia. FIRST nuetg,luo,
wcr0 sold 1t ILL Mt tho ctuag uf I:lst ycnr: nGN
they nte worth H. [cl,igh ralry i!rst mort
gngo 6s fluve ulso ndrnnccd frum liz 10
l2O. North Pennsylvania second rnarfgago IN
lluvo iinprtisesl frt'n 1l0M to H. Pennsylvania
ha1lrond general nnrtgnte b., duo 1N10, hnvs
jumped frni 1lnh II 1s, Philadelphia l. Eric
sccotid fnnrtHA9o ~ from III ~ liz; and the
PIstsbHrR, T!t,,evil.c + i!mHnb Issues hnve ex-
cectled hts tho hthnrS IN rapid pncc; tlte coupon
u hare taszctl frun1 81, tho lowest point NJ att
December, tofsl; thu Oh Greek (rst mortgages IN
from B3 to i@; tic t,lEt,n l. TItnsvllle rDt mort
Eage n from 20 II t0l; md tho Warren 4 Frank
l'll first mortgage Is from ~ to III.
Thc Indianapolis Journal anys TINT *2.400,000 Of
the stock Ut tho Ci1lcinnnt!+ fh.linfnp0lIs, 81.
Louis Chicago H1a.l fs held by CIpcinnatiMns
Quito per cent uE tho flfin Is in tho hAtlds ut
par'ies WIN aru working with c. r, HUNTINGTON.
President OF tho Chesapeake L Ohio IoAtt. In his
project tu extend tho line wostwilrtl. Mr. Hunt
ihEton has in hts possession inure Of tho stock
&hnh Any other ono person. hc having within Il
few months pnst purchased lnryriy from l,oston
parties. Prior to th!a reorganization ofstl,o Com.
pnty, stock ar1d srrurstcs Ut tho rond wcro
largely hold a'y boston capitalists; nov II Is ex-
hctly tho reverse, at least so hr "A the stock Is
concerncd, Il being held largely In tho West.
Secretary Sherman tiu,v Ot,t1u4Ns tho 3 rcr cont
, 1880-12-30

Special DhpateA to 7ns f'hteaeo Tribune
Do6ToN, MAhs.. Dec. E.-The market GFooped
, 1880-12-30

t.rts Irtr liIIt...+ tU tnnis. HI
!sn!nute t Uhlo sy t,unfa blnck......... .al
j. lutlrrlt ~J tifHXtaU .,,,. Tlj
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wBre QHptAd It 50
8f1f. und lard tIsrcek ht tl.1E5,
btts-4fu litHiA-WArN In fnf request and Hrfnrs,
III sympathy with l!v. and Tho wenihr favored hold.
efs And ahtpsTr sHiNA wefS rn?.rtHi # rnt. heavJ
1T IL ~ htid car dividing TIT ~ lbs at fkDst.ii,
ht!i5Erhs bYst were quoted r. 9vS.t e. NM p!ckied
cf,id trn!hR nhtIf ~ l,lna fnr \ scafcty. -.
FNlfr5 AND SllTs-I1ere Mn@ 0nI3 N.Y., lis!st do
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16
Bismarck's Resignation.


Though no small excitement, and
even wild alarm, was at first produced
by the publication of the momentous
news Of Bismarck's resignation Of the
CHARACTERISTIC, these feelings soon
gave way on more sober reflection TO
the conviction that the incident must
not be looked at in its most serious
light. No one can possibly believe,
either, that the Chancellor earnestly
desir-s to withdraw from Office. He
has confessedly too much unfinished
work in hand for that. The Emperor,
even if convinced of the serious inten.
tions of his illustrious servant would
not readily grant the liberty he de
manded. The Chancellor probably
does not care whether or not the pro
posed exempt stamp act is adopted
But on reflection he discovers that
this is a convenient opportunity for al
tering the state Of things in the Fed
eral Council which has long annoyed
him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

The newly invented match-one
that may be struck many times, and
yield light each time-is likely to
prove quite useful 1t consists of two
rods of inhammablc material, placed
side by side in two compartments,
with suitable case, and to strike the
light scraper is moved by hand along
a platform across the open ends of the
rods; the scraper removes $, me of its
substance from each rod, and mixing
these, the light is produced Que
stick is formed Of three pa is cLlarate
of potash and one of clay, mixed with
water into u thick paste, then dried
the other stick is of three parts amor
phous phosphorus and one part clay
prepared in the same way.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16
Why cinnamon Never Naturalize.

The Penal Code Of China contains
provision which is correctly translated
as follows:
can nersons renouncing their coun-
try and allegiance or dev'slhs '"s
means thereof shall be beheaded, ana
IN the punishment of this offense no
distinction shall be made between
principals and accessories. The pro-
perty Of all such criminals shan DC
.con6scated and their wives and chl'-
dran distributed as slaves to the great
officers Of state. Inc par
ents, grandparents, brothers an''
grandchildren Of such criminals
whether habitually living with 'hem
under the same roof or not, shall NC
perpetually banished to the distance
of 1000 leagues. All those who pur-
posely conceal or connive at this CRIME
| shall be strangled. Ihose WIN ''''o' >"
against criminals of this class snail
be rewarded with the whole OF 'helr
nronerty. 4 4 If the crime Is
contrived but not executed, the pflh
cipals are to be strangled and the ac-
cessories punished with blows and
Punishment
This provision, which has only lately
become known, explains why John
has no particular desire to naturallze
cut off his queue and become rea
"Melican man." The law-maker who
divised it conferred more lncalcul
able blessing OH California than any
Caucasian in the State has ever done
or ever will do. John may Chrlstlaa
ize (for or five centuries hence), bu
he will be in no haste to natnrallz'
while that section of the Penal Cod
of his native land remains unchanged
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

TnE London Necs says: There can
be no doubt that the country has de-
clared not only in favor of the Liberals
but for Gladstone as chief Of the Gov
crnment. II the Queen does not send
for Gladstone. the first thing Lord
Granville or the Marquis Of iarting.
ton, or whoever receives the royal
commission, must do is to wait Oh
Gladstone.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

A PETITION is being circulated and
has been quite generally signed ask
ing that Congress refuse to pass . law
making the French metric system
compulsory in this country. The sys-
tenn was adopted by Congress last
year, but was left optional with the
people. A bill is now before Congress
making its use compulsory. If such
law should DC enacted it would com
pletcly rcvolutionize our present sys.
ten of weights and measures.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

J. 4. DAVIS, Of Linn county, offered
the following resolution in the Oregon
Democratic State Convention, which
was received with the most tumultu-
Gus applause, and adopted By an ever
whelming majority:
Resolred, That while we believe it is
not good policy to instruct delegates
To the National Convention, thus
hampering their action, yet we think
it right and proper to express the
choice Of this Convention for Presl-
dent and Vice President We there
fore declare that Samuel j. Tilden, OF
New York, is our frst choice for Pre-
sident and Thomas Hendricks, Of Ind,
ana, is our first choice for VIC -Presi'
dent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

THE Oregon Democratic State Con-
vcntion has made the following nomi-
nations: For Congressman, Jo''h
Whiteakcr. Presidential Electors
j. X. Weatherford, Of Linn; !. 7.
Owens, Of Coos; james Fulton, q
Wasco. For Judges of the supreme
Court. X. Kelley, I. r Pr'm ana
John Burnett. Kelley and Prlm are
now on the Supreme Bench. Dele
gates to the National Conventions
j. Williams, J. w. Wisdom, A. a
Fink. John Myers, w. A. Eflinger
Charles Nickel A State Central
Committee was then chosen, one iron
each county. Chairman State Contra
Committee, I. J. Baily. Portland was
selected as the place for holding th'
next convention.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

News from Rangoon says that sew
eral Chinese firms there have received
Intelligence that the King of Burmah
has died OF smallpox at Mandalay
Their agents advise them to k, ep back
their goods. as there are fears Of civil
war in Burmah.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

Tar Times Berlin special says: On
all hands tits not for moment doubted
that Bismarck will succeed in carry
ing his point. aud in the interview to
which he was summoned by the En-.
rerar he doubt'e IS heard enough TO
induce him To Withdraw his resigna-
ton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

Or the gold ores and dirt hitherto
handled in California it is estimated
that from sixty TO eighty millions Of
dollars still remain in the talings at a
very moderate east for working The
tailinSs now lie in nnsish,ly heaps,
II is these accunu at oas that Edison
proposes to work by his new process.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

A MAJORITY of the delegates to the
Texas State Democratic Convention
have already been elected. Hancock
IS largely the favoritc, Bayard second
choice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

Ak exchange says that the young
lady who can rel potato in five
seconds is as useful as the young lady
who speaks fvo languages is orna-
mental.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

IT is claimed that an actual ore body
Of $5.000,000 has been expo ed in
the little Chief at Leadville A year
ago the mine was sold To John Far
well & G, 1t was sold to the present
company for 81, roo 900.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

BISMARCK is SO i'll that lie has not
slept ior several nights, and w.lks or
stands with difficulty, Iii, family
urge rest ard qu.rt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16

GoUIp, according to an estimate OF
New York paper, now controls
1864 miles Of railroad. and will ION
control 3O4 niles more.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-16
take pleasure in stating to my customs
and the public in general that ! wills
goods at
WHOLESALE

at less prices than they can lay them dow
here. A general store of well-selecs
spring and summer stock, and am able
sell cheaper than ever before, because
have bought all new fresh goods and 1
doing my own transportation, which
lows me to sell cheaper than any 9TH
firm in the Territory; therefore giving
nv customers and friends the adyanta|
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and D
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Suga|
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Bod
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness a
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hid
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
]. B. EMERY