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penr for the prosecution. .tnln I. Davell.
port was also Il! court 10 watch the proceed

TsfE: rnrsnSEH AHtA10HEn.
NEW 1*onx, Uct. 27.-3:t5 y. nl.-JudRn |
Davis opened cottrt at o'clock, md Mr.. hell
stated tint lie desired to hnku ruttsrn to 4
warrant issued for tic arrest of one Kcn-
ward i'llilp, WHO wus charged with having
published a criminal libel on James Il. Cur
field. Mr. Bell was proceeding to reatl tic
af'[tlavts I'll which the warrant was OH
tainetl, but Mr.. Pryor objected, aid tho Judge
decided tn allow them to lie read.
The first was made 1>y Col. George Bliss.
and Afr. hell hatl hardly commenced whrn
he WAS aguiu Interrupted by ucn. Pryor, who
stated that Ills cltent waived examination
ami desired IL have the matter presented
speedily to the tfra,sd Jury, so that Nh early
trial could b. lad. lie WIS really to try the
case to-1norruw, and Under tl,0se cfrcun,-
STANCES Il was not proper To reatl nHtfavfts.
The cl,argc Of criminal libel, Mr.. StouEhton
explained, was III 0rs[er to guard agniMst any
possible llislcuIty lit sustaining the Simple
charge of forgery. Philip appeared very
noncltalant when arrested. and, When
friend asked him what was the matter, he
replied, II believe am
ARRESTED roR Fo1!g!Sa 'REAur1Fu1.
The evidence against Philip consists In part
of expert testimony as to the forged letter.
Int 1t Is untlerst00n pat'ers containing writ
tng Of the same character. rs that Of the
+ forged letter hnye beer secured.
AFTE1l sn,tE ARGUMENT
DIstrict-Atturney Bell rcall MI affidavit Of
Col. George bliss, who testified he had ex-
n1ntnet1 tile facsimile copy Of the letter with
others In Ills possession from Gen. Garfield.
md declared It 4 forgery; lint he compared
the photograph copy pf the letter. with the
, 1880-10-28


Special Dhpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct o7.-Chatrlnnt Bar.
mum, Of the NntInf1nl Democrnt!c Committee,
with un enterprise worthy better cause, las
tioodeu the Pacific Coast Tonight with patd
document Of about 1000 words which lie l,as
addressed 10 something like dozen ilews-
papers. including, 1t Is understood, some Of
tic Esstern press. Tic starts out With the
remarkable asseyerntton that tic New York
Truth to-tiay 1,as nlatla good t.s promise to
prove that Garfield did write tho Chinese lct-
ter, and that lie lied when he repudiated 1t.
lie tllen proceeds with much cIrculnIocut1un
to set his own private word against the testl-
mo1iy Of experts nntl against the Irresistible
array Of fActs showing ttlat there wns no
M0rey, no Employers Union. ITO stamp like
tint used OIL the Morey letter, no possible
chance that tue letter was ever written, mill
cd. or delivered, and divides his sasseyeratEons
into fnur lleatls: First, tllat Gardaid's hand
writing has been Unidentified Us the same rs
that III the Truth letter; second, TINT Nforcy
had all identity; third, tllat tho Union did
exist; fourth, t1,at the postmarK WIS genu-
Inc. lie declares thnt the establishment of
either one of these propositions would brcnEl
t;ared's defense, n,ul that Trutl. has estn1-
ltshed all Of them. He sets three experts up
{wilose names. by tho Why, have never been
heard IN this fur and} to disprove tho tcstt-
nlony of i,alf the bankers Of New York Ms to
the identity of tho writing. As to tha other
three heads. he only rclterates his alrcnsly
exploded statements In a way which eytnces
the desperation TO which tho Deul0cracy l.as
arrived, md which will certainly be far from
convincing any man OH the Western Slope of
anything >,sve the nstntnity Of tho writer md
the weakness Of l,is CAUSE.
, 1880-10-28
CLOSING DAYS.


GEN. 0ANF1ELn's srEEClt- TO \ DELEoA-
TIuN OF CLEVELAND LADIES.
MENTOR, u, Oct. a7,-A duiegatlon Of
about D00 !a4lEts of Cleveland and tnter.nedl-
atu placcs Visited Mentor to"lay alMt called
oil lien. Garfield, who, in response to the
usual introductory address, spoke as follows,
as ruporte4 by the Cleveland Herald:
M,&s. MAngsN. AND LAptxs ov CLxvEt.kHp;
a,u giau to reeelvo such greeting Mt this ten.
doretl by your presence alAl by tho words Ut
your t'lnfrtnau. It acons ~ mo @s look npnn
fhlH assvIhblAge that tho II could bt no such
scuLu Us this III any lut !ren exuntry. aud tor
this reMstn: III Hll ntlllAr1hcas buttons the H0v.
er1inx IG,Wer docs lAu governing ltselt. uur
fMst.uls reversed that nrlrr, nld tho s.al eoy-
GrInx p,wer IN thls country nrver doea tho
actual WORK q ll.o Government. 'b@I causes u
iuY power stays ut hnnlu uni! scnts IT. serysHts
III ln THO work Ut tAs Government. During
our l4tt War there were three xtt:At forces-th1
army that fought. t1ose :. p p:!aa " 5nH I,
elusgr to tho s1vuseyn hoart, who inspired bulb
payera aud fighters u oxocuta the Nations will.
That tllrd and Iun1r line was tt1 hnulg linz OH
whiuh .all tue pAtrlotlo women Of Ancr:ca
uburcfl a,lt! loy0l and gave their hGst !!lsp'ti-
uon 70 tde Mutton iu Its hour Ut peril. ~ IN VI
, 1880-10-28
DISSATISFACTION.
LONEnGAy's OPINION.

Special Dhpatfh I? 7hs'Chssaea Tribune.
NEw YonK. Oct. 2s-2 d. nl.-LoneEan is
thoroughly slfsgusted with tic way I'll which
the case Inns been Managed and Mt
one time to-day threatened to take the
case nwny from Davenport, tho COM
mtttee, and all, and carry 1t through
III tho basis of n forgery. 1t nay not help
tho Republican party any'to relate TINT the
managers In New York have mn.lea blull'ler.
IA indicated III f"rmcr dispatches. tl'oTe
IL mt the utmost harmony between
tho National an1 the State Committees,
and 1t is to this lack Of friendship that the
,asco Is to be attributed. 1t was claimed
to-day tint tho nrrest ct Philip would do
away with tic effect of the bogns
letter. but tho troubles which haye cul-
minated in tic Charge 0f malicious libe1
against II Presidential candidate will do more
t,aru. thnn l,au no action bcell takcn. 1t
seems strange THAT tli.er tho circumstances
sume agreement could not Isave been ef-
fec,ctI. There cnn be no possible doubt tl'at
tic experts lIaye detected the forger, INT!
there must he Rnue protection even for a
politician against such MI outrage.
, 1880-10-28
HTIIREE BEERS.'

Sptetat pispateh tu Iht CA1eaeo 1rtbune.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-1'htlp IL NATURAL
master Of tho pen. Nut Long ago lie wrote
from memory Hancock $ letter Of acceptance,
WIil, signature attached, md. then offered to
;Jhake bet tint lle wonltl writu letter from
Garfield tl,atconltl notbe detected, ntn! which
"wo,lll raise hell In tho country" The
hot was three glnsscs Of beer, a't1 It WIS paid
Tuesday afternoon. When first acclsed of
writing tbs letter, Philip made tile remark
that his only regret was TINT he Ind been
accused Of putting Deiuoerat!c spelling Into
a Republican document. lI1 never dcmctl
the forgery until Threatened with proceell-
ings, a,.tl then stated he didn't write the ettur,
becallse he wasn't sure where his bull was
coming from.
AMONG PHILIPS COMPANIONS
there Ia not q doubt nf llfs guilt, but Ills
Democratic friends Contend TINT It WIS only
tukc, md TINT llo really didn't nlcan any,
thing by it. 4 bet was made fn Sew York
to-day That on Wednesday. next PhtlI. would
confess. lle believes l'utllfng cat oo dono
with him, anu tonight sald that, II s. j.
ChLttcuJrn hui Ills 5000 reward ready. Ia
fPbllp} WIS prepared 10 cnIlect It. Tile sub
stuuco OF tl.e wlloIo business il tl,fs: Philip
forae, tho letter allu dues ,,Ut hesEtnto to sAy
that hu ls prepared to take tho consequences,
, 1880-10-28

'beftutIt and bcttccc't," that 10, "alt-
OVERALL"
ST. 100000.
PAID OUT TO THE
V0RKllE|y
WORK OMEN
OF Chicago during the past
ten months by
WlLL0UGADY, HlLL&C0.
Amcrica's Greatest Clot}liers.
NNTTU 4 W nT EW q
W TEL AT OF 1T?

All the other large Clothing houses around
us arc owned in New York and Boston,
and employ manager here, whose business
is simply 10 send "daily every dollar" they
iakc to Boston and New York, and 1t Is
"1OsT FOREVER" to the PEOPLE OF
CHICAGO.
"DOES" 1t make any difference to "You7"
Think it over. "You" may conclude pcr-
haps 'twould be well at least to LOOK AT
Willoughby, Hill Co.'s goods, and leave
"YouR MONEY" there, "is," Of course,
the goods and price suit. Willoughby, Hill
& Co. arc SNOW" prepared to prove to your
entire satisfaction that their prices are under
the "EASTERN BRANCH" stores, and
the fit, make, style, just perfect. Said to be
the LARGEST" dealers in clothes for the
male sex in the world.
Corner Clark and Nalison~sts,
SOUTH SIDE.
.E2O 1li{WaHhec-av., NorlHagest Side.
Cor. Blue Is'a3,I-au. and TtVclfth-
st., 5DHtf1VcSt Side.
, 1880-10-28
FAST TRAIN,

CARRYING THE TRUTH WESTWARD. ,
SMetat pispateh to The Chiea9o Trftar".
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 27.-1t Is stated
at Republican headquarters TINT tho Repub-
leans Ind nlauu such arrangements rs to
their special train from New York City
which was to carry tic antidote to the CHI
ncse letter to the Pacific Const, that tho ant-
iote wonld probably nrrlyo in San Francisco
a slay nlleas! Of the regtlar tratn. 4 spcclnt
train at the rato Of thirty miles nil hour can
nlako tho distance between Sun Francisco
AMI New York two days sooner than the
regular train.
, 1880-10-28

sp<elai Dhpateh 10 7hs Chicago I'ttbuns.
MEM Y0ltK. Oct. 2s.-The Tribune says:
ut Is sald TINT this IL not the
first tins that Philip has tried
Ills hand Mt forgery, although il.
tho previous case, ho did not get Into tho
courts- III tho Kings County De,no.
cratic. Convention, In 1874 there
WIS sharp contest tor ulo
Suyrogatcshlp between Messra. l>aly uni
Livingston, aud thu latter was only success
tut by one vote. While things weFs
it q. critical point q petition purpart-
Ing to hayo been signed by ,pronl-
ncnt citizens Of Brooklyn was
handed to the Convention. urging tho n01nl-
nation OF Wlllium D. YceAes. thu ticn Sur
rogate. It was aftorwar4 aseortulnsa tlat
spally of the signatures to the pellt!on Wera
forgeries, and 1t IL said that tlle forger WIS
keMwood Philip.
, 1880-10-28

NEW YonK, Oct. 27.-At the examination
OF Kenwnrd Philp to-day OH tile charge ot
having forged tile Garfield letter. .tnscpf E.
R.ine, expcrtn nf handwriting for thirty years;
Albert +. Sol.tl,wnr1l,, expert for more than
twenty yenrs; md Daniel r. Atnes. expert
for twenty-five years, all testified TINT. after
careful examination. In their belief the letter
was unqucstioahy Il forgery, aud that It
was written a1,d signed by Kenward Philip.
, 1880-10-28
CHICAGO ENTERPRISE.

GpsesAt Dlspateh to 1as Chicago 1f4tuns.
New YolsK, Oct. e3.-T'HE TRIBUNE GER
taInly has teason to congratulate Itself OIL
the enterprise it las shown In this matter.
Al snnn ~ tIla publication Of the facsimile
, 1880-10-28
charge being based M the editorial l'cadcd
"Gnrlirtt's DGattl-Warrant."

=, -, ar
WIZ! Wneh stle a"!aa'hs Iiaa Deeit 4HawH' I'LL
h'fss "s'' neio'e '"age soah i'a''9' 'n''.
upo't Ills deposition aiut tt'osc OF
several wrtl-known experts. warraht
WIS Issued fur Fhlll's arrest for having
falsely, wicketl!y, anl n'alicionsly writ
ten nini published OF aid concerning
Que .a1ncs 4. Garfield, certain criminal
!li'cl.' ibis "nrraiIt WIS given tn otl1chr
1hnf'as Stuart, OF TIC Twenty-nln1tl IRE
c'l'ct. Yesterday morning Philip was found
III front OF llle Fark 'rl'catre, Brnokly'. afn!
WIS arrcstGt! ailtl taken tn police l1eat-
Hssaftrrs III HIS city. ~ ::u o'clock no WIS
taken tn thu "illcn Of tho District Attofncy.
tnrhcd over to Detective Fleld, mid detained
II, nnc Of the rnot's ~ the DlstrIct-Attorny's
oi1lce.' Thu nt'iGc hf Mr. hell. tlle Assistant
District. Atsor''ey, was IN few moments oc"
eNeled bya f,.'mher OF l'rn'n!!'snt Kep,,o-
licanst and, after so'nu consultation Ill tho
Office, at a:i5.
THE PRISONER
was tnkcn tnto tho Supreme Court Chambers
'rlIe court-roon was half full of spectators
when Judge Davis entered. At tbs table tor
co'!nsel there appeared as prosecutor sir'
BEL. accompanied by Mr' Stonehtoh' ar
GeorEe bliss, Mr.. Henry =. KNOX, Mr' John
J. davenport, and Alr' joel II. Ef-
hardt. Tho prisoner. fhllp, sat ne one
eMd OF the long tRhle, attended ny i'ts
cn''l'srl. slr: Charles w. !srooks. ex'JutIEe
Weetlcr. OF Brooklyn, a1'tl lsoger 4. iryor'
When Mr. Hell began to reatl the afl'aaVits
Mr.. Pryor objected. and stated that philp
was ready TO plead. Tie JuHRe r'1led TINT
fhef might be read, wheh fryor aRaah In
tefruptetl, sayl'tg they proposed to waive cx-
animation AMI 90 before the Gfasld Jury at
, 1880-10-28


NEW YollE. Oct. 27.-Tlto Democratic M
tlo,lal Committee has issued an affidavit
signed by rrs1ttents Of Lynn, hinss., stating
tlat thoro wns MI Employers unloll III ex-
lstence IN 1877 aud 1878, aud that several
meetings Weto lel1.
, 1880-10-28
f)ffl,tC1: IDi:HIffr;TD.

"SorTU" to trouble you to read this ad
vc,.isemcnt, "bHt" It's good " ,'cffx0,t"
why We should BE- elected to tho office Of
-f'n!3'isIicrs If Md,s-i;i,.i with modern
adornmcst Tor tho Head, lot The Feet, and
ssbeftutrt and bcttccclt,' that 10, "al1-
overall"
, 1880-04-08
Another Cremation.

The body of DR.. Hahn, who died on
March Sth in New York, of erysipelas
of the face, aged 40 years, arrived in
Washington at 7 P. M. on the 9th, and
was Immediate y conveyed to the crema'
tory. 1t was accompanied by A. Kauf-
man, father-in-lAw of the deceased, and
DR.. Happul, a friend. The corpse, in a
plain iron oaskct, wGs carried into the
receiving room of the furnace, The
coffin was opened, the body lifted out
and placed in the crib, covered with
sheet saturated with alum. There were
no services whatever Before placing
it on the furnace, Mr. Harding said
"Uncoyer the face of the corpse" 1t
appeared slightly swollen and somewhat
discolorod, and was covered with short
black beard At s o'clock tho body was
carried Into the retort room by four
men, and showed in head foremost. The
door was placed on and secured. A
slight odor as of burning hair pervaded
the vicinity Of the furnace for few
minutes, but nothing was perceptloIe IN
the reception room or outside the build
ing, In twenty minutes the sheet be-,
gan to expond, and the bones Of the feet
could be seen, devoid Of flesh. a siZ-
zing noise was heard for short time,
but soon ceased. At the end of on hour
the friends left for the hotel, perfectly
satisfied, and NJ, Kaufman expressed
himself as wishing his body disposed OF
in the same way He related q story
while in she building, to ha-eiiect that
Dr. Hahn and himself had converse
tion regarding cremation short time
previous to Hahn's death, and each
bound himself that the other should be
cremated when death occurred -s-,
, 1880-04-08
"A Record Of Births.

An honest farmer of Caithness, re
cording the births of his children in the
family Bible, wrote: "Bctty was born
on the day that John Cathel lost his
gray mare in the moss, Jenny was
born the day they began mending the
roof O the kirk. Sandy was born the
night my mother broke her leg, and the
day after Kitty gacd away with the
sodsers. The twins. Willie and Mar
get, was born the day SAMMY Bremner
bigget his new barn, and the very day
after the battle O Waterloo Kirsty
was born the nighto the g:eat fecht on
the Reedsmas, atween Peter Donaldson
and south country drover Forbye,
the factor, raised the rent the same year.
Amy was born the night the kiln gaed
on fire, six years syne. David was born
the night o the great speat, and three
days afore jamie Miller had lift frae
the fairies. ."-Chambers' Journal.
, 1880-04-08
An Old Man Restored to Eoaltn.
BATAVIA, N. Y, Sept. Is, 1879.

BATAVIA, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1879.
II. II. Warner & Co., Rochester, N.
Y.-Gentlemen "For forty years l
have suffered with kidney and liver
difficulty, Icing obliged to void urine as
often as once in 30 minutes, and have
also been great sufferer from palpita,
tion of the heart, am now using your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and can
truly say, at 10 years Of ago, th0tli
makes me feel like n new man" "3-aa
se"2 's PETER SHoWEMEAN.
, 1880-04-08

Ii you are gong to paint your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the woader-
full Imperishable Mixed Paint Is surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work cttsirr thon ANY other pant The Imper
ishable Pant was aW rded Jhe first premium,
over Bii other paints, nj tho California state
Fair, lSis, and the gold medal at the oregon
state Fair, 1873. Oct u circular irOrl their
Agent, which explains this wonderful discov-
cry. Try inr ,Iu and you certain. - would
have no other.
, 1880-04-08

Mr., John Mphlig, Poyncr, Iowa,
sends us the following communication :
i have been a sufferer with .rhepma-
'tism for the last six years; l tried lots Of
medicines without any success, Visiting
one day the store OF Messrs, Wangler
Bros, in Waterloo, Iowa, these gentle
men induced my to try the ST. Jacobs
Oil, telling me that it had record as o
very effective remedy. / bought bot,
tie, used it regularly according to direc-
tions, aud was relieved of the aiiment
from which I had suffered for six long
years. n. ~ N ANw.~rn
, 1880-04-08
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co % T % h&S Fonni a M @ EsS s
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s $ msi % We recommend others similarly s IT. %fi4S III Fno
m s 3 @ tsssns % s @ o9EcQS RIG
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ing @ :ass Sss @ ss % oaaaS SPEEDY $ .r e.
sasa S % S'ss % Raas2S sa H'RsRa 5a4 % % e.
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s F ssS S : % % ss&G 5 ssssi H II aSS [
short take the siIrsl @ % ss 9 % Gah county
years % s s HaR' sIaSHE e 7S9s EsA , ss y
1.-THE ALFRED STANTON
1 Is @ $ .s s Ssesss a s BsDSS a s TEA 20 & s used only
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02
General Grant I'm Court.

General Grant appeared m.iore the
Warren Court Of Inquiry, kew York
Q ~, on the 23d ult., as witness,
bnt his recollection was MOI very clear
rs to the details III the battle et the
Five Forks. ILL.,, was asked AZ 10 his
order authorizing General sheridan to
reiscve General Warren. but Stickney
Waren's attorney, opposed the pei
.nra npii,lon Of the first snld,er ui the
Country being used AS u weight
agains, his cheni. General Grant
made statement ~ his motive in CALI
ing Il, The Fifth Corps o hide General
Wa,len's defects. There was tilt
La~e.'n The COUNSEL. Some dispatches
were produced. General Grant could
not say whether General Warren had
suegcsted tine attack on ihe encmy's
rear. He found that when officers uIl-
deftonk To think for themselves. in
ale ID ni 'theying orders, it generally
led IT, u defeat. He did not like it,
aud II led 81 the removal of an officer
(rei~rrng so Warren). Slickney
lherenpon issist,d on this being strick-
en- out. This part of the testimony
was then struck out, together with
some other answers derogatory tn
General WaTrrn.
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TIE DAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1880.

NEVADA * d i;sl,d lot cur nns in i,'ai
phelq,,nriss. Her rivers have ns'ss's-
il,Ie ansI,a 10 the eccan. ;1ll has ~
lakes ~,f any ,nagnIs,l'ie. size has
vasi ~lrstcnes ~ akai deserts, insw-
eyer, that give every udlcatnni ~
having lstcn The lHds ur bottoms 1t
either seas or lakes. D,wnln Liuco II,
.couuiy tinfe r. 4 spili,g ~ 'ce-c ~
water that bubbles s,l, over rock aud
disappears sli ne 'tllrr ~ide, ard no
one has Il eil able IL tind where the
water gr :. Al another ptnIh ~ the
same county is large sprlng, about
twrni, le..i square, that IL aplmrr''l y
only spnr elr iIern ~ twrnt, iitchcr
IN depth, with a sandy b,tI"m. ilie
sand cai bc plainly see !. hnl -, l'",k-
ing closes /, il perceived HAT Il,s
sand "a ia a perpetual state u unrest.
M brstum has ever l,een found 10 III .
spring. Il Is raId that u t,l.'nstcr, on
reaching this spr,ng one day, deceived
by it, apparent sllaIlswne~s, concluded
to soak aic 81 his wagon wheels 70
cure the l,sDs.ners ~ Iis tire. He
therefore tnuk il 81 and relied It in j
the---as he lliungl. Tsi,allow wafer.
He never laid es Oh that wa4, u
wheel again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02

IT il understood that in the forth
coming report Of the Secretary of the
Interior very favorable allnsion will
be made to the Northern Pacific rail-
road. Early in the new year it will
be entirely finished. II is ow con-
sidered that there will he no necessity
far any additio al legislation by Con-
gress IN confirm the title of the com
pany to the lands granted by it's char
ter Secretary Sclmrz gives it as his
opinion, after personal inspection, that
the road will be- one of the NEST pro-
titahle in the country.
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Importation orChinese into louisiana.

~
some mention has heretpinre been
ma Of the efforts Of LouisIasIa plant
en- 10 introduce Chinese aabnr into
HAT State. Ii is now learned tia: ar
ran emens were recently perfected
Ior the transportation OF several ship
s,a. + Chinese from Cuba to LOUISE
ANA, bnt the project has encountered
scrlons obstacles al Hav ia. wlIcE
are apparently the resnlt Of action
between the Spanish Authorities and
III m.e Consul. The Spanish officials
charge - IL each Clinainan for a pass
port, and the Chinese CunsuI charges
"a additional. This practically puts
az elnbagO on the deportation % Tie
Chinese, whom it il understood the
Spanish authorities do moi wish u
leave ihe island. The Luuisla a au-
llorlIles are, however, movnig III til.
mater, aud al soon as Secretary
Eyar,s gets through with the CAM
paign and resumes charge If business
al u,e department 1t STATE, he will BE-
Il Nei to make certain representations
i. lie matter. The Louisiana people
say 'ley would be very glad to take
lew Thousand Of the Cinese vino
are giving tie Pacific coast citizens
- much trouble. but it would cost al
least len times AZ much 10 take then,
from this section, and this is the rea-
son Why they are compelled t. hook 10
Cuba AZ n source Of supply.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02

Two ifsnprod Indiana clcrgymen
last Sunday week prayed for the sro-
CESS 81 their iayor te ndidaie, al d
one indianapolis saloon keeper with
SO went out for AN hour, aud influ-
eneed the result more than all the
clergynen put together.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02
JpnS somKRs captured a Mountain

JunN SoakRs captured Mountain
Lion in the Caribou hills, Montana, II
few DAYS ago which measured 1900
from the TIP Of its nose 10 the disc h
tlnuance at It's hose 10 the discontinue
auce 81 lis tail. John said there was
more than that IL il in sight but The
mining law u '72 shut it Of New
North-We.i.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02

AN Indiana Republican orator ac-
cepted an invitation. sent to him by
some joker. to address the OCCUPANTS
Of deaf mute asylum. and had gone
twenty miles on his journey to the
place before the thing struck him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02

Tbs diff renee hetae the Rep b.
!icans aud the Belnncratz on The tariff
depends altogether upon the l,.eality.
In agricultural districts ANA ut the
seaports both parties are for revc-
nue. tarifi. In manufacturing districts
sboth are for protective tariff
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02

IT took Edward Meyer, French
oculist twenty seconds to remove a
cataract from the eye of the Baroness
Rethschild. for which he received a
check for 81, 900.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-02

A BACK Bay resident speaks Of A.
Bronson Alcett as '0ne of the bright.
est of Heavens exiles, straying from
the orb Of light Thank you, sir.
We never knew before exactly what
to call him.