davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-03

TAxrAyEfls Ut TIC West Town will hayo
to pay rounlly for their neglect II they lot tho
hummer ticket 60 through by default.
, 1880-04-03
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1880.

REPRESENTATIVE MANNING says no has
mot abandoned his purpose Of inducing tho
t1pusc to gro Congressman Washbura'a scat to
UUunclly.
, 1880-04-03

Tile "tarriers" OH tho West Side will
down tho Taxpayers II tho lastor ID not speedily
gut TO work,
, 1880-04-03

Inc Democrats In Congress- have nKntn
shown signs of n partial surrender to tilo
force OF public opinlon. Tho action Of tho
llo,1so Committee u, Elections In tic Wasl,-
blrIl-Donncfly contest Is tho cRsa. In point.
1t WIS tho ayowe.t purpose of thu Democrats
10 ttlsfranclIsu tho Republican majority III
tho Stats OF Mfnnss0tsl by giving Donneily
tho scat In Congress to which Wasburn was
elected by y, 900 majority. In that event Min.
neaota wolrl be represented by two Denio-
crats and ono Republican, antl. III case the
| next Presidential election should bo thrown
Into tho 1Iouse Of Representatives, Afinne-
sofa would fAo nlntle to vote for tho Demo-
cratic candidate, ITO matter how large n pop.
MAR majority Ind bcc1, cnst in TINT State for
| tho Republican candidate. The exposure of
| this conspiracy anil tito violent denunciatlon
| 1t Inns encountered from honest newspapers
| Of aii parties nlitl honest neil everywhere
| tlave wartlesl the Democrats that they cannot
! proceed with 10 Infamous trick without
| doing their party more tlnMngp than benefit
| II wns too much to expect Of tllom that they
| would honestly rceade altogether from
| their project and give 3lr. W.shburn tho
seat to which his constituents hnve elected
him; 10 they llayo sought to compromise
with tho public conscience by plan for de-
curing .ie seat vacant. All the Demoerats
VI 1no Esectio1 Iohh,iuee' except opeeI OF
Meo1g'" aha c'afk OF New Jefsey' Voted t'las
| M"s"oufn u noe enutlea 70 Ills scat anu
Mcpfet' tho LOWE uleelloacKer' Votea WIN
u"cn', oas WIFI. 10 WIS pioposea 70 R'e thc
Sym u Donneliy, springer, tao cNaif1'Aa'
| Heases' a.hl f"'stef' ~ wen as Inc Two eon-
seEst"iVe ueh1oefats' Vosed III tao negative:
~ IL s'lH' III washington tnas oprthge1 naa
Jast ieaufheu from Ill interview Win 1'!ae',
u''4 ulae ','s aeeonntS lot us chahEe OF
heaet' pot springer aentes LUG charees anu lt
u much niolo nReiy tnat no has been m
hueneea pt tho ifahl1es1atlohs OF PUBLIC ola'
hppso'a1 WHICH Inc announcements OF tae
De'1ocra'lc p"Fposo has caatot 1orth'
oonhe OF lug NEWSPAPER aispa1ehes "onla
seem 10 lhdiea!e thas tne democrats fnay
Ah'e aecelveo thenlsei'es as 10 THO effect Ut
ntlseall'e N"supnfn outnot giving Ills place
70 Doh'1e'ly', lt IS EIiftcd that thoy 1nay IN
th's way ie1'tratizo 'lo Vota of Mlil''csota' In
chse LIS ifcs"leftlH' electlnh s'ial1 60 10 tho
tl0llse rs e1kectlAfly ~ tf thoy Wcro to admit
Donncl|y. This Ii nti error. The CoMstltat-
tten requires that. sta majority Of all tho
States shall be necessary TO q clnice' Of tho
| tt.- s,.1.,.
, 1880-04-03

JUDGING from tic number Of public men
who hav0 tiealarud ngatilss John Bheraial, tho
crop Of "basl" mon thia summer will bo worry
lnryb.
, 1880-04-03

THE Catholic bishop OF Cork and his priests
hayo made COMMON eAusc With tho IlnXves tn s1e-
fcnRo Of bcer-and- -bluster. md have united With
ttccrslotul sktIl-crackers md tic reverend riot-
crs of Wexford In dcnounciug sfr. Parstoll, whose
crime hns been to nccapt Il ns'ninatlon from Il
portion Of tho people Ut Cork City who favor Ills
policy. md who aro opposed to n gentleman rc-
joiclug In tho clphnntous nnino NJ Nick Dim
Murphy, II member Of 81 sltstilssuB conapnny IN
TINT city. bEr. Murphy has dfstIng1ishci himself
whllo in Parliament by his persistent opposition
to tho Irish Sunday Closing act, nnd to orcry
otl,or mcasslro which would tenll to tho benefit
of his countrylner. The ntiiancc of tim Dishop
mud prIe3ts With tho rln1Rcllcrs Mt Cork does nut
fAvor tho tfca TINT thoy ncttlntcd by tho best
motives, a1,1 unttcr tho circumstances Sir. rar-
ret Gun stat,d thosr .tonunctetioua, though lila
election BY tho whisky and oshorwiso influenced
voters Of Cork City Is extremely doubtful.
, 1880-04-03

THIS ID what Frank Lawler did, and the.
records to provo 1t aro oil hand; Ilo won't to tta:
Chicago PUBLIC Library, Uoked 1t over, u11d sald
, 1880-04-03

Clark street, bctwecn Washington md Randolph
EnenEumant Of 3tr. VIII Gl1!ctto "ThH Professor
Afternoon nnd evening.
, 1880-04-03

Enttrsd at tas Fost-Dee at Ehfeapa. Ill., a. Sttord-
ELaat Matter.
Fortho beuoAt OF our patrons VINO desire to htnt
single COPIES Ut TnE rntnuxk through the mall ne
1--WE herewith tho transient rntc " POSTAGE:
1dn1k&te. RI tHpt+
Eight and Twelve rage epApeF..~......s...u..3 cents
statsen fase fapeF' cents
Eight and Twc1vn ragt rnper.... ..~.......".3 eeM1
1lxienn I'nKo Paper cents
, 1880-04-03

rf,nt,ftr ntlnfttefi M their o1vn At thn safrD
lime. tin President wifi In botl, cons,strnt
and within t,,e ,u,rview NJ hts r,o,ta If he
sl,nlt conclude to rrt,,rn tta lii witbont his
nnnrovol No tho o,,lv means ut lhts ronmand
tn |nstst urnn the enforcement Dt +he Elrc-
tton 1n,v ,vltrn,t constrnlnt or er,horrass.
ucut
-
MR. JOHN SHERMAN PREVAR1UATEs.
Sunni two weeks or mora ago ono Date-
1,lall, Of Cincinnati, Nude speech, In which
Ile tienouncctl thu tlitor If 'rttE CHICAGO
~, - s ~
1s71.s ] nt m an, ,nteryIew , with with Secretary sher.
man nj washington CITY uloadtuv his Inn
ncut,,nr l,ankruutry. in,njnreI ,tt,ot otliecr to
nn,1ify thu Kesumntion Inv. and. when the
Secretary refused, declared That Mr. aledlll
nnd tlpstrtctEatI nnd that ffn,urtfately rc-
tur,,,ny tn I,h1curo, 1,e nra,,r1 tl,a SECRETARY
with alusn and slnndcr ayor stncn. The
truth of this statement was ttenlel by I'ur
r'u,,,1vt.. ,rhrse i]c,,fn}s heinu shown tn
'Srcre,nrv Sherman. 1,u t1ec)nrel 1lntemau,s
xtory tn IN, nncurate III every 1mrttrulnr.
l,ntcman hos sinco pblicIy in tho paners
rcmotcd tin stnry. uivlnp Sl,ern,nn M hls ill.,
fnrmnnt. and affirming his own knowledge Of
fin facts. t,nn N,chni. n ,nrtnatet,c tra,i,p In
tI,o emnloy of Sherman. hns rencntml tho
stnry. mn, It now turns ant that Sherman, has
for n ycnr been telling tie sa1,,e fabrication
n ot1,nr ,,erxo,,a n MI iho .,nteurnts hv
~ "s"e1 pe1'u!s' ~ ~! ~ o'.en a,,.s ~
Datehan, he, upon tic authority OF Sherman,
locutetl this interylcw In The winterot isn2's.
who sl,owed h1m Datena','s statement on
aisrc ~ Sherman sud; H., ,,,,. IL H., ,,.,.
viuw inss,ee,- mi nuke thu caso out " bud
nlau dcscribci lid 0cuur with Joseph sIod'n III
H.; ulnicr of ts77-'s, 80.
The samo correspondent OH March 20 saw
Sherman sherman' and, referring to tho previous pub
Mr. sher,nau aeknowlc,l9es to ali persons .hat
re i,,torvicw w.s CORRECTLY tcpnrig.i on ID that
to to taFo p'a:s "''' ''"A'' 'A"' ''' '''''''A w.
t Having got tho Secretary to specify with
reasonable certainty tho time md place of
ter for Tnr TmnunE to establish beyond W all
r,rntion flint m anc,, tnt,rv,.w ~ 1,n,.,n,nn
described and Sherman Affirmed Ind ever
takru nina. AMI oyinv IN circumstances
.''".. ., p".', "4's uns - ~'A~"N'''''~s'
'stG AIR. s'rqa %as SysI wns IN Ohm On t1,o so,n Of
,,.a,. ~: o''s.' ".'s s ~ o.u um NV oo.n ~
cd iii the Cincinnati Commercial tho follow
t,,, totto,,
my lettct:
| TREAsUnY DEPARTMENT., WAgItfN0ToN, D. O.,
cinnai., b:-DEAH SUI: Your notv !nolnalna ?
stItng M Interview In my ollico ii tho lrousttry
Department ln tho fnll Of 1s77 Dotw0ou nj.
MeAtil, ot ,rits CHICAGO TRIBUNE. and myscIf'
, 1880-04-03

SUCH Is the Intense dislike with which
Queen Victoria rcxtrls Mr.. Gladstonc. 1t Is
thought that oven should tho 1ternl party select
him aa thosr leader. Her slHucsty will not intrust
tho formation Of tho ncw Cabinet 10 TINT
eminent statesman. It Is further stated TINT,
fcarinR Enri urinvitlo might SOLICIT Mr. Glad-
stone ~ lender Of the House Of Commons, she
tns determined to inyitG tho Mnrltis OF llarting-
ton to select tho Now Ministers. Whether thts
will be satisfactory to the Liberal party or not
is another question. 1t Is ovidtnt titat tho new
Liberal !A,rty will 10 very lArRoly composed Of
Radicals who can lily sta,id tho restraints Of such
allow going WhIR rs Harrington, and who may
Insist OIL having Mr.. OAutstone for leader. With
TINT Rcntlcman it Is d,t Cesar nut tthH. Tie
wifi. accept ro sub,ss!snate position. The Qncesi
cstn scarcely ignoru tho wishes Ut tho majority
of her House OF Commons. English rnonarchs
cru now have suffered for dining 10.
, 1880-04-03

Mev1nherta Theatres
Mndeon Etfd1t, between Dtnsborn nHd Btnsc+ En-
Ruacfnent Of silss Ada Cayondish. "1anc Shore"
Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-04-03

lsEMEMnEH tho NUtth Town masa-neettu3
at Turnot Hull tonight.
, 1880-04-03

Fnfrhhnk lEntL
Corner Randolph md State streets. 0ramotc Re-
titniH BY Minnh WrRht4
, 1880-04-03

Dearborn street, cbrnpr nj Monrno. EnRnRnmon
Of tls Wcatho1sl,y-G oodwin froliques. "uohbes'
Afternoon aud nyeninEs
, 1880-04-03

Noolcy's Theatre.
Randolph ktf1et. betwcen Clark and la enlls. En-
Raesmcnt Of The Trn7u,inns Of kaIuinat01. "0ur
Bolsuo paYs, Or, UoYs md Girls Agatn." Afternoon
and evening.
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YANKEE FORK ITEMS.
From the Herald.


THE Custer Company made their
monthly payment at mine last Thurs
day and at the mill on Friday.
CHAs. OLEsoN met with terrible
accident Saturday morning while at
work on the Custer mill. He was
v orking on the frame, when he lost
MS balanc. and fell 10 the ground, "a
distance Of 48 feet. Both legs were
broken below the knees, his left arm
nroken and head badly cut. His
breast was also badly bruised. We
learn that there are no hopes of his
recovery.
The frame of the Custer mill is up
md work is progressing finely. The
clearing for the tramway TO the mine
is completed.
All the machinery for the Custer
mill is en- the road from Blackfoot.
The last load lett the depot over a
week age.
Ed. Buffers and James Dodge arc
,ntting in three-inch pipe to convey
water from coed spring on the hill
vest of town to Main street. The
ipe is 500 feet long, and fountain
will be erected hack of Main street.
Hon. NJ. j. Biddy was the first man
u discover ore on the Lower Wood
liver. He has three locations close to
he valley east of Bellevue, on which
ne intends tn sink next winter. Ore
from one of the m lies assays as high
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JAS. White and Alex. Orchard we're
placed in nomination for Assessor.
On motion. the two-thirds rule was
suspended and ballot taken when Alex.
Orchard, having received a majority
OF all the votes cast, was unanimously
declared the nominee for Assessor.
Nominations for Treasurer being
called for NJ. G. Lnney and John Gar
recht were placed 10 nomination. NJ.
q. Lnney, having received majority
OF all the votes cast was unanimously
declared the nominee for Treasurer.
Nominations for County Commits
sioners being in order, w. w. Black,
Martin Cathcart and David Murray
were placed in nomiation. On motion,
the rules were suspended and they
were nominated by reclamation.
On motion. the rules were suspended
aud Aaron Strauss was nomiaated for
Coroner by acclamation.
The following resolution was read
and unanimously ado, tied:
RESOLVED, hat this Convention will
cordially endorse and support ANY
nominee that the Democracy If the
County of AIturas may present for
J,int Councilman to represent Boise
and Alturas counties.
On motion. NJ. G. Luney, j. Cave
E. A. Stevenson, VIM. Splaine, A.
Cunningham. M. Cathcart, j. j. Ap-
person, Hugh Clawson and James
Mpriarty were unanimously elected al
County Central Committee.
The following resolution was read
and adopted:
Resolued, That we, the members Of
this convention do hereby pledge onl
united and earnest support TO the en-
tire ticket and that each and every
member support and labor for the sue
CESS of the whole ticket.
On motion, tile Convention ADJOURN
ed sine de- r. G. ALLEN.
HENRY McGUINNEss, Chairman
5 cretary.
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as 200 ozs.. and the vein is four feet

as 200 ozs.. and the vein is four feet
wide.
The Central Hotel, at ChaIlis. caught
on hire between nine and ten o'cluck
on the Both ult. The fire was extin-
gn'shed after the burning Of some
partition walls and numerous places
IN the roof. 1t was discovered that
the leather trunk of Mr.. r. Whiiburn.
= guest at the hotel, had been cut
opeH and the. contents, consisting of
new and valuable clJtiing, papers,
|tllikets, ETC.. and over two hundred
dollarsill money had been extracted and
carried away, and it is supposed that
after this robbery was committed, the
house was set on fire to ever up
the crime. Suspicion rests upon GER
tam parties, aud they are being close
y watched in hopes that the heinous
crime may be fixed upon the proper
parties and they punished for The deed.
The loss Of property amounted in all
from fire, robbery and destruction by
water and breakage 10 about $1,000.
Mr.. Whitman, Mr.. Vader, the landlord
and their guests. and the owners OF
the building are tile sufferers.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMO
CRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
IDAHn Cry. Sept. 8. 1880

iDAthD Srf, sept. y, loSU.
Pursuant to call Of the County Cen
trail Committee Of Boise county, the
Democratic County Convention assem-
bled at the Court House in Idaho CITY.
on Thursday, Sept 9th, and org anized
by electing NJ. 6. Luney Chairman
pro. tenn. and Henry McGninness as
temporary Secretary.
On notion, the Chair appointed a
committee of FIVE on credentials. con-
sistihg Of R. G. Alien, Frank Cooper.
James Young, James Murray and
James Ashtrth.
On motion, committee Of three
on organization was appointed, CON
sIstiug Of Apperson, Cave and Claw
son.
On motion, the Chair appointed Al
len, Freaner, Grant, Fox and Murray.
AS Committee on resolutions.
On motion, the Convention took a
recess OF one hour.
The Convention having re-assem-
bled, the committee on credentials re-
pnrted.
On motion, the report was adopted
and committee discharged.
On motion, the report of committee
on organization was adopted and com
mittee discharged.
On motion, the report Of committee
on resolutions was adopted and COM
lnittee discharged.
On motion, NJ. G. Luney, E. A.
Stevenson, R. G. Allen, Jonn Gornan
and JAS. Mckay were unanimously
elected as delegates to the Territorial
Conventions.
On motion, Convention adj burned
for twenty minutes.
The Convention being called to or
der the following resolution was adopt
ed:
Resolced. That the delegates to the
Territorial Convention be and they
ale hereby instructed to vote as uni,
for Hon. Geo. Ainslic as Delegate to
Congress, and for Hou. Jas. Fl. Haw-
ley as District Attorney for Second
Judicial District.
/ Nominations for the Council being
called, on motion, the rules were sus-
pended and JAS. Murray was declared
the nominee 10y acclamation.
Nominations for House of Represen.
tatves being in order, E. A. Steven.
son, Josiah Cave and Stephen Demp-
sey were placed III nomination. j.
Cave havine received majority on
the first ballot, was unanimously de-
CARED nominated.
Col. Stevenson appeared before the
i Convention and withdrew. when the
rules were suspended and Stephen
Dempsey was nominated by atclama-
ton.
On motion, the rules were suspended
and John Nj. Cannady was nominated
for Sheriff, by acclamation.
On motion, the rules were suspen-
ded and Tim Carroll was nominated
for Auditor and Recorder by acclama-
ton.
On motion. the rules were suspen-
ded and I. S. Hart was nominated II
Probate Judge by acclamation.
On motion, Convention adjourned
for twenty Minutes.
Convention being called Ia order
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The Democratic Conventiunof Owy-
Ice county held onihc llth made Hon.
!. 2. Cahalan their choice for Dele
gate TO Congress, says the Democrat.
The Republic Convention at Center
vile got through with their work az
smoothly on last Saturday as did the
Democratic Convention at this place
on Thursday.
The Democrat says M. II. Abbott,
who came up to Boise City sometime
ago to take editorial charge of tie
statesman, left for Baker City a few
days since with a complete printing
office with which to established a
newspaper down there.
FRED. CAMPBELL, of PlacerviIle.
and E. A. Stevenson, w. B. No
ble and John kennaly, Of this place,
have gone down 10 attend the Mason
&c Grand Lodge, which will meet at
Boise City to-day.
Mrs. JESS BRADFoRD went down to
the capita yesterday on visit.
THF population of Oregon will foot
Up about $4,000. 1t was 10000 ten
years age. Tie increase is about 90
per cent.
The Democratic Delegates Of Ada
county must Rave had "A trough siegcn
about the time of the convention. The
following account Of the unlnstaLle
evidences Of understanding lying
around is taken from the Democrat:
Over two quarts of buttons were
picked up on the sidewalk, Main street,
Friday morning. They were scat
tered about thicker than gou .ed-out
eyes alter a fgh. in Dave C.ockett's
tune. The delegates must have had a
rough siege the night previous, each
OF whom not only lost all of his but
tons and button-holes. but showed a
ripped coat at the shoulder-seams.
The Lewiston Teller has a cores
po,dent with Lieut.. Farrow's scouts
who, in his letter from Florence. has
this to say about that snowy region:
Florence is 1000 feet above the sea
level, and 36 feet of snow has been
known to fall there, while the average
depth is about twelve feet. Two
weeks ago twelve inches fell there.
ALBERT KRAPF, who is interested in
the Star Brewery, at Bonanza, ar
rived here yesterday forenoon. He
Informs us that Dan M, Cormick, well
known in this county, was stabbed,
and it is Thought latlly, on last
ednesday or Thursday-Mr. krapf
had forgotten which-by notorious
desperate named Stone. Nc
Cormick was driving team through
the street, and seeing Stone standing
in front Of u saloon jumped from the
wagon and started towards him.
AS soon as he was within reach Stone
drew Il knife and cut horrible cash
over his heart. What brought abont
the difficulty is not known. Moor
mick has been resident at Southern
Idaho, if we remember correctly. since
1864. and has always been known as
IL very quiet young man.
Both the Republican and Democrat
ic tickets Of Boise county will appear
in our next issue.
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Low Prices.
LOCAL News

Ike PITZER went down to Boise CITY
last Saturday to work at his trade,
blacksmithng, and intends to he gone
all winter.
VIZ. RILEY came down Sunday from
Lamar's creek, and brought some rock
from the Tidal Wave. 1t was thought
at first that the ore contained only sill
yer, but a test showed a sprinkling Of
gold. Riley has the extension east,
from which he has obtained some good
prospects. Frank aid Goodlifie have
been at work on the Tidal Wave;
but will commence sinking on the
Bullion to-day.
BogH the Democrats and Republic
ans of Boise county, in making their
nominations this year, have done well.
About all of the candidates are
solid men of the county, who have
permanent interests here. With
two good tickets to select f.om, we
are sure to have as excellent a set of
officers for the next two years as the
present iucuinbents. Unpledgcd del
egatcs were sent TO both conventions,
which is deviation from the rule in
Boise county.
TlNcHER & HOLLANDS large gilt
frame now holds over hundred pho
tographs Of old pioneers of the Basin,
and the collection is still receiving adj
dltions. Pictures of the once familiar
countenances of ten old timers, who
have gone to the land where gold is
not needed, are scattered among the
rest
HE Democratic Central Committee
held meeting last Thursday after the
convention adjourned. Col. L. A. Ste
venson was elected Chairman and JAS.
Mirlarty Secretary.
AN organization-a revival of the
ancient order Of Eclampsus Vitus,
known here as the L. T.'s-has been
having success. ul run for the last
TWO or three months. Perfect harmu-
ny prevailed among the brethren until
last Saturday, when brotherly love was
shocked endways in vigorous knock
down, Tree for all. One Of the cand,-
oates filed ohjec.i rs to the most i'm
presslve parts of the ceremony. Said he
oldn't want to be led into any more
mysteries of that order; but two oI
'''ee OF the boys, alter Handwriting
'"eif victim, persuaded him to the con-
vary, anu the initiation proceeded
out The seeds of discord, with corl.-
JUICE irrigation, soon grew and Dor,
evil irult, as b!ackeyes next morldns
testified.
JOHN and jim Monroe and Henr,
o'''on' after taking in the sights her,
'of "a lew days returned to Banner
Yesterday. Jim took nomination
W. ana VIII represent Boise county
"a general and Banner in particular
~ me next Legislature. A more ii.
h'"'i iof Representative could not hav
oeeh banned. He will be elected by
,h handsome majority. Notwithstanding
'"'s IS "a Democratic county.
HE pullc school at Pionecryillt
.I'sed last week. Miss Mary Trcgas-
Sunday.
Tonight.
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Painting and Paper Hanging.

House, sign and wagon painting and
paper hanging in the neatest style by John
postoffice
IDAHO Cry, April IS, 1880
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Nix. j. H. BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis
inr Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
New York, is authorized to contract furr
advertisements in the World at our best
rates.
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SEMI ltjeesl Wurldu.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA. 1880.
Pos,omce Hours.

During week o.lys, until further notice
ne Postofice will ne kept open from seven
4 NJ. until nine p. M.
sundays from half-past twelve to one,
and from four until six p. NJ
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
onencd at all on Sundays; and no Money
lIrdcr business will be transacted on Sat
,rdays after four O'Clock p. M.
sc. SILSBY, (
idaho City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
The Newtown bee., 1880-03-10
New. and Notes for Women.

Two of Longfellow's daughters are pursuing the Harvard course of study for women.
 Female convicts in the Kentucky peni- tentiary are required to dress in panta- looms.
 The Philadelphia Neaos says that fashionable women are often very brave; they do not fear to face powder.
 An American woman writes to the English queen that an American farmers wife works ten or twenty times as hard as an English farmers wife.
 Amelia Bioomer, the Tn nventor of the Bloonler costume, is the wife of D. c. Boomer, ex-State senator of Iowa and ex-mayor of Council Bluffs, in which city they live
 Mrs. Ellis, widow in Ellis county, Ga, armed herself with an ax, attacked a huge wildcat and came out victorious The Arlington AdUaaace says that this was u very bold act, and even old hunt CTS would not dare to approach one o1 these ferocious varnints in that way.
 Miss Butler, of Pittsburg, Pa., had looked for man under her bed every fight for many years, and at last sht found not one there, but four. They