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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18

the tunnel, and it was found to he 30
feet TO the hanging wall a drift has
been starred along the hanging wall
where the Gre is good, and the main
tunnel is being pushed ahead as rap
Idly as possisbie. Tire ledge Is known
to be 30 feet wide, the streak that the
tunnel is running on going way up in
the hundreds. A cruss-cnt will be
made for the foot wall next week Ia
ascertain the width Of the mine. and
thoroughly develop the immense body
Of ore just discovered. The rich
streak, The ore from which shows
plenlilully Of gold, averages feet il
width.
The striking of lie bonanza at a
depth Of 255 feet below the surface is
positive evidence that the Charles
Dickens is the great msne Of the
Yankee Fork district, and contains
millions of wealth. When the mine
was first struck, few years ago, tile
general opinion was that it was too
rtcii to last, bot the idea has b. en-
Proven erroneous by the developments,
as he mine not only holds its own but
wldens and grows richer with depth
There is enough very rich ore now ia
signt to keep a large null running for
several years, and the owners of the
Charles Dickens will become the b.
nanza kings of the Salmon river coun.
Try The rich pay schultz is known t.,
be 900 feet long, and it may extend a
great deal farther. The arastra will
start up as soon AS water starts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

The Money Order Office will not be
encd at all on Sundays; and no Money
eicr business will be transacted on Sat
lays after four O'Clock / M.
!. !. e. SILSBY,
gaho Clty, Dec :, SO. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18


lifted, the Gar was seen lying on bis
back beside the wreck Of the carriage.
his legs torn and shattered, and blood
ponring from CHASTITY wounds in his
thighs. He was deathly pale, and
bis cries Tor help were scarcely audi
bic. Some Of the officers lifted him
into the sleigh. and conveyed him to
The Winter Palace. Meanwhile tie
% ssacks and poIice had charge d
the knot Of people from which the tw,
bombs were thrown. Several persons
pointed to man in the garb of a
peasant and declared he had thrown
the first she'll This was confirmed
by the Cossacks, who saw him hurI-
Ing II. The man struggled desLer-
ately and the escorts closed upon him.
lie drew a revolver as though he in
tended to shoot the Grand Duke M
chael, but his hand was struck down
III minute. He was thrown to the
earth and securely pinioned. A large
body OF military and police had gath
cred by THIS time, aud an active search
was made for the other, but he culid
not be found. A second dispatch says
the second assassin was captured du-
ring the afternoon. The first assa--
sin inquired if the Gar was dead, and
on being refused an answer, gleefully
exclaimed, Il know by hat we have
succeeded. Long 1--we the people,
Both are young men, apparently oi
good birth and education, and Nihi-
lists beyond doubt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
YANKEE FORK NEWS.
From the Herald of the 9Th.

From the Herald of the 9Th
More sales of mines are looked for
soon.
The Badger tunnel is still being
pushed with all possible speed.
The knife was USED in a fight last
evening, but no Que seriously hurt.
Orr 81 Blanchett are getting along
finely with the tunnel running to tap
the Summit.
A crew of fifty or seventy-fve men
will be put to work in the gravel
claims on the first of April
The Board of County Commission
ers for Custer County will organize
the new county on the first Monday
in April.
Stein & Co. have struck good pros
poets in their placer claim at tie
mouth Of Jordan. They have taken
out 81 in one pan of dirt, one piece OF
the gold weighing So so.
Having heard and published a good
deal atout the late strike in the
Charles Dickens, we went up yester-
day, and through the kindness of Mr.
Norton, went into the lower levels of
what we consider as good mine as
there is ON the Pacific coast. The
lower tunnel is in $50 feet. It fol-
lows the vein in, ami the farther it is
run the richer the ore gets. A cross
cut was iaade 80 feet FROM the face of
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
THE ASSASSINATION OF ALEX.
ANDEK Ill, EMPEROR OF
RUSSIA.
Two Bombs Did the WOrk-SeveraI
COssacks Killed.
From Boise Statesman Extra.


LONDON, March l4ln.-A dispatch
from 81. Petersburg says: AS the
Emperor vas returning from church,
about two O'clock this afternoon, "a
bomb was thrown, which exploded utl-
der he Cars carriage, which was
considerably damaged. The Gar
alighted unhurt; but "a second bo.. b
exploded under his feet, SCATTERING
both his legs below the knees, and in
dcting other severe injuries. The
Gar was Immediately conveyed, in
an unconscious state, to The Wiutrr
Palace, where he died at 4:30 P. NJ.
L 0 pc sous We're Concerned in the
crime, one of which was seized imme-
diately. The explosion also killed an
officer and two Cossacks. Many po-
licemen and other persons were in
jured.
LONDON, March l4th.-All accounts
of the Cars assassination agree as
to the following facts: The Gar vas
returning in covered carriage from
the Michael Palace at lilo P. NJ. with
his brother, the Grand Duke Michael.
His escort consisted of "a quarter
troop of Cossacks, and several officers
of the household, who accompanied
him. As the Gar was passing along
tue banks of the Ekatrinopy Canal,
Immediately opposite the Imperial sta
bles, a bomb was thrown by man
who was standing behind knot of
pedestrians, who had stopped to see
the Emperor go by. 1t exploded
right under the body of the carriage,
the splinters flying across the street,
but doing no injury beyond tearing
away the back part of the carriage.
The driver, who had stopped, descend
ed from his box, and the Cossacks es-
cort, which was in the rear, at once
galloped ny at this time. There were
not more than twenty persons present.
The Gar on hearing the crash at
once opened the door and jumped out.
While he was drawing his fur coat
about him, second bomb was thrown
from a knot of lookers-on, exploding
at his feet. The smoke of the first ex-
plosion was still hanging about, and
when the second bomb struck the
pavement, a dense cloud developed
the carriage. There was a howl of
pain and anguish from the Cossacks,
some of whom were killed, and many
more wounded by the flying splinters.
and three or four of the lookers-on fell
also. This crash brought crowd of
police who were inst going on duty
at the Imperial stables. As the smoke
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
Postomcc Hours.

During week oays until further notice,
Postoftice will be Kept open from seven
M. until nine p. NJ.
Sundays from haifpast twelve to one,
n from l"uI until SIX P. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
Board Of County Comm. I .oners

OF Boise county Idaho Terr;tor r;,,
regular sessi at the Clerks Office in Idaho civ a
Monday, April A. 1881,
nat being the first Monday in said month AZ,
,, os otner matters com ng before said Boara
should De hied two days prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be le,Yilv var;s.a
10 insure action thereon and no hill vii, 10 ...
sen'ed unless all the fees ara paid - pre-
TIMOTHY CARROLL
Clerk Board Co. Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18

Mrs. JOHN RUNyAS gave out quite a
number of invitations to surprise
party last Tuesday evening. The oc-
casion was the birthday Of her hus-
band, and it was a very agreeable
surprise 70 John the party, not the
birthday. All kinds nf games Of
amusement were introduced and per-
ton Of the time was devoted to the
I'm zy" dance. Mrs. Rnnyan set a
table with all the good things the APP
petite could wish A few pf the guests
were n tiated into the secret mvsiet-
les Of bph.' DR.. Zpf, Jim Grew c:'
Geo Bennett can tell ynn all about
where the "hobbing" comes from.
This game has had successful run
at the parties this last winter, but The
supply Of the nDl,obbed is now about
exhausted.
We return thanks to Newcnnlb &
Adass. of the Avalanche. for sending
us the file of the Boise Ne1s, the
first paper published in this CITY. II
had lis birth on the 29tb ot Sept,
1858. lem and John Butler were ed
TORS and proprietors. They sold to
J. II. Bowman, who changed the. nam.
To IDAHO WORLD and issued the fl 81
number October 80, 1854. Every
number OF the Ne,Us Contains some
thing that the old pioneer can read
with an awakening of old memories
that have long been asleep, and
canse him t. breathe sigh for thase
days Of old and days ot' GOA" AZ the
ghosts of scenes of long ago come up
before melnory's eye.
lHos. DALEY handed US three or fanr
specimens of ore from the Forest Kim.
mine. They are literally filed with
gold and contain NJ small amount OF
silver. The Forest KING can show
as rich specimens as have been taken
from any mine on this side of the Ba-
sin, and the ore will average way-ur.
The mine continues to increase both
III richness and width of the ore BODY.
as developments are made. When
fairly opened up this mine will No
doubt be classed among the richest in
the county.
The Idaho City Theatricals gave an
excellent performance last Wednes-
day evening. Luke the Laborern is a
line drama, and the troupe received
great praise for the fine style in
winch it was produced. Zone, Two,
Three-Bounce," a farce, kept the au-
dlence in a constant roar.
IN LIST issue, by an oversight. in
the notice of the death of Mrs. Ellen
Bright 1T was not stated that the re-
mains were brought to this place from
Boise City and inferred on Saturday
The funeral services were held in the
Catholic Church.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
Coffin Il Hennalv

shipping a large stock of the ceIe
ked Skinner Flows, and Furst & Brad
ESulky and Gang Plows which will be
! at very low figures. They also have
stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
Tvs at reduced prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
LOCAL NEWS

al HE spinal column of winter is bro
njS square off.
\ DON'T forget the dance at Centenni-
= Hall tonight.
u CHARLEY MAGEE says Wn,. Went
Oty ID, at Banner, is improving slow
lll
JIM MONROE returned to Banner last
n1sday with supply of powder
de tdeahas run 145 feet Of tunnel this
Riilter to tap the Silver Chief. Fifty
toef more will reach the led re.
Ev. D j. PIERCE of the Baptist
1aafh, has preached a number of r
ssass in Boise and by his Efforts the
Alanbers were brought together and
he Church again organized for Chris
alan labors. A permanent pastor
III Will soon be selected.
4 Jas. MoRTARrY has had the side
walk in front of the Express Office
! Iaa' torn up and new one laid. 1t was
y anecded Improvement, as the posts
ARNI Df the old one had rotted, causing it
.se to sink unevenly, aud giving it d.
lapadated appearance generally.
CHI -
FEW days ago stage driver
,uee na1ned Hunter attempted to outrage
Nv s. little girl, who was passenger,
Int she got away. 1t was about a
|, 7 in mlie below Lewiston. Ia fit of re-
morse Hunter did very commenda-
g bleact by drowning himself in Snake
w rs river.
ONE of the most pleasant of the
many social parties of the past winter
ID ncenrred, on last Tuesday evening.
my ~ At Che residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
d S Stuck, by whom it was rendered to
VIM. A. Pitzer, who leaves to-
4 f1 dzy for Placervile, where he will
IN spend the summer. The usual pro-
gFnmme for such occasions-cards. the
dT lively games, an excellent luncheon,
and other sources of pleasure.-was
Ap aEreeably passed through, and at a
lat8 hour the guests bid "good-nghtn
mud dispersed for their several homes
inthe best of spirits.
Vast Tuesdays Statesman says: A
)S&Hfler written from Pilgrim Station,
aathe Overland road, by Mr.. Lewis
rs signed by three others, was re-
Ne{ved here day before yesterday by
fhfs. Catalan, saying that they had
1oand a boot and some of the clothes
Bank 60. Myers, and the appearance of
IrqZ fave, and wanted Mr.. Catalan to
19&e out Myers is the man who was
rss posed to have been murdered by
IS Try Mcdonald last September near
n, y y Grim Station. Mcdonald is now
sb. il in this city. Lewis and party
&xN they would look further after the
adgS tng of Myers the mex day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18

lR. J. Il. Bates, Newspaper Advcrtis
Agent, Al Park Row Times Building).
w York, is authorized to contract for
Eertisemenls in the WORLD at our best
Is.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
Low Prices.

dair cutting 90 cents and shaving 25
rs at
b OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
p doors below Kingsley's, Wall sire ct
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
Notice.

notes and accounts owing to us must be se,
"a thlrt' days without fail. If nor settled by
slime they will be placed in the hands of an Al.
Py ior coiiectlon COFFIN KENNALY
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18
Notice Of Assignment.

- ~ whom II may concern: Notice IL herah.-
si ,,s .Aat Messrs Madigan "annad, Of Pianae.
.,e nave mace an sssiEBnert OF all the real ana
ior the benefit OF the creditors of said firm.
JONAS w. BROWN
Asslgnee
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18

Washington Territory is to have a
telegraph company of its own, indie
pendent Of overpowering monopolies.
The British Columbia and Puget Sd
Telegraph Go. was recently incorpora-
ted with capital of $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18

The New York Herald special from
Fort Assinaboine, NJ. T., of the 7th inst
says: Major Baker has arrived direct
from Sitting Bulbs camp at Woody
mountain The camp is located oniy
short distance from the mounted
police post. and Major Baker saw aud
talked with Sitting Bull frequently
during his ten days stay at Woody
mountain. Bull said that he
was anxnxious to come in aud
surrender to the United States
authorities, but was afraid that if he
did so he would be imprisoned, or per-
haps be hanged He had no conf
dence in Buffalo Coat Miles, and
SAID that llges was only All agent OF
Miles sent to get hold of him ard car
ny him to Miles. Bull said: ut is
useless to send white scouts from
Buffalo Coat" as ! know these men
better than buffalo Coat does, and
they are great liars, in whom no con-
tidence can be placed. IF they Will
send me a white chief on whose word
| can rely will 20 aud surrender"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-18

The Chinaman is com y into vogu
as a lackey in some of the monster
stores of Paris.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27
SHERIFFS SALE,

John Cbaffe & Sons State Of Louisiana,
No. 65S. VS.. Parish of Richland,
H. L. Sutherland. ah Disrr e, Court.
by virtue Of writ Of f. ia. i,sned from the
Honl 9th Dist. Court in and for the Parish Of
RichIand, State Of Louisiana, in the above en-,
titled and numbered snh, and TO me directed :,
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auct IN before the court house door in the
sown os Rayviller said parish AMI State, on
Saturday. the 3rd day of September,
1881.
an undervided one half interest in the follow.
ing descsibed property 10 wit:
Fractional south half of north east quarter,
except narrow strip north Of the lake, COM
tanning 33.l6 acres The south east quarter
of section (S2) ,hir,ytwo, containing 1880
acres. The south half Of north west quarter,
and south west quarter, and south half of
south east quarter, and as much Of the east
hall OF northhaif Of south east quarter as lies
east OF line whose cOnyse - north easterly,
ahh rams from the centre Of the sonth east
quarter of section SO to BGuf River and con-
tanning AZ acres. All in section 80 and con,
tanning in the aggregate 366 acres. All Of
sect on "a lying west Of B9uf river contain.
lng SO acres. All above in Township II
North Range East. 4. An OF section 8 west
OF BGnf River, containing 1850 acres.
And the east half Of the north cas-, quarter Of
section I. l6 North Range Feast, contain.
my IS 80 acres. The Whole containing $40,
10 acres Of land more OF less.
Terms Of sale-cash, with the benefit of
appEaisemeDi.
LEN SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Rayviile, La.
July 30tll. 1881 FIT
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27

GENERAL Malone scooped up the
straight-out Virginia republicans in
their convention at Lyncbburg last
Wednesday. The convention was q
failure aud adjourned without putting
out ticket, as all tie nominees per-
emptorily declined to enter the race.
Gen. Wickam and the republican men,
bers of congress from the State favor
ed a republican ticket pure and simple,
but the bulk of the federal officers ia.
vorcd coalition with Malone, which
completely settles the hash of the re-
publican party in Virginia for all time
to come.-Vicksburg Commercial
Well then, if that is really so, the
Democrats should feel very grateful to
Gen. Malone and thank instead oil
condemning him for be has accom-
plishcd more for the party than any
Que else seemed able to do.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27
More Mob Law.

Monday night between IL and -
O'Clock, o mob broke into the Sheriff
Office, possessed themselves of the jail
KEYS and carried off the bodies Alex.
Wilson and Perry Munson, colored,
both confined under charges of muir
der; the former for killing Reuben
Leonard, colored. month ago. and
the latter for killing Anderson Mitch
ell. also colored, on the 18th instant.
Wilson bad had o preliminary exam
ination aud had been committed with
out bail. Munson's examination was
fixed for yesterday. The prisoners
were hung between town and the
BAYOU DeSiard. DR.. Cage is the only
person who saw the mob, and has no
idea of lis complexion. Some OF
them were evidently we'll acquainted
with the Sheriff's Office, as they knew
Just where to find the keys and what
implements were necessary to force
the locks. Such proceedings are In
defensible aud have and are doing tho
country infinite harm and injury
Monroe Bulletin
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27
Not Wanted.

a New York dispatch Of August
18th says: LEO Hartmann, we'll
known Russian Nihlist, appeared in
the Superior Court Clerks Office this
morning, and renoulcing his allegiance
to the Emperor of Russia. filed dec
laration of his intention to bt come q
citizen Of the United States
We are only very small portion
of this Republic, and cannot say posi-
lively what the people want, but it
occurs to US that it is not particularly
in need Of such citizens, although we
are strong advocate of immigration.
We cannot believe that the country
will receive any great benefit from the
citizenship of assassins and stirrers
up of sedition. Eegicides are simply
murderers, and our country, like all
others, is sufficiently afflicted with
such characters without importing
them. None of them have ever liber-
ated people nor ameliorated their
condition, and are only frcbrnnds in
community and cniu,ies to any coun.
try under whose Gag they claim pro-
lection.
This is only dodge to try to evade
extfadition, in our opinion, if the
Russian Government should demand
him as fugitive from justice, which
may possibly involve our country in
trouble with Russia There is little
doubt but that Hartmann's intention
is to carry on his plots of assassina
ton under the protection of our Gov
ernment; and if so, he should be Civ
en- to understand that it will not be
permitted. If it should he allowed
our Government would be just a.
guilty of breach of fidelity to it:
peaceful relations with Russia as if i,
should prepare by stealth for an inya
sion Of that Empire.
We heartily sympathize with th'
subjects Of that tyranica! government
and would hail with JOY their deliver
ance from its oppressive power; bu
assassins will never bring that deliv
erance, and have none of our sympa
thy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27
SheriH'S Sale.

John A. Sapp, State of Louisiana,
No Col. VS.. ! Parish of RicE!and,
|. q c. Stafford, tutor Parish Court,
BY virtue Of an alias writ Of f. IA. issued
from the Honorable Fifth Iudicia! District
Court in and for the Parish of Richlana, Sta'e
of louisiana in the above entitled and num-
Lered .nit and 10 me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale, at the door of the Court
House, IN the town of Rayvie, said Parish
of Rchland, on
Saturday, the I'm day Of September,
1881,
"A, pr'lic auction, 10 :be last and highest bid
der, the following described property to-wit :
The gin house on the Helen Stafford, or
Johnson place, situated i'll the Parish Of Rich
land.
Term. of sale-cash, with the benef, OF
appraiseneht.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff s Office, Rayville, La. Sheriff.
August 18th, 1881 TT.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27

The statesmen and press are excited
over the Presidents inability to dis
charge the duties of bis Office, which
under the Constitution, causes the
Office to devolve upon Vice President
Arthur. If the President survives
until the meeting of Congress, and
remains in bis present condition OF
does not improve very greatly. some
thing will have to be done in the prem.
Uses. Arthur will have to assume the
duties of the Office and some one else
will have to act as President of the
Senate. which would bring about q
complete revolution in the affairs Of
the Administration. The death oil
Garfield would result in the triumph
Of the Conkling faction Of the Repub'
lican party.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27

We have dropped from the roll a
large number Of subscribers, whom
we have carried twelve months.
These are due two dollars each, and
this would help us through the sum-
mer months if We had it; and we can't
believe the brethren will Withhold what
is not theirs, but ours Please send
mp arrearages and two dollars for the
third volume.-BaptiSt Messenger.
We fear that you will discover that
you are deceived in many instances,
for we have learned by sad experience
that there are many men who are re-
garded as christian gentlemen that do
not hesitate to beat publisher out OF
all that be will uust them for that
make it rule never to pay the prin.
ter. But we do hope that none OF
them will treat their religious paper
so badly. We urge the Baptists Of
this country to sustain the Messcn-
ger. 1t wonld be terrible calamity
for it to fail for want of their support.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27
Sudden Death.

On last Tuesday the community
were checked by the intelligence that
Or. M. A. Guicc. who. in the morning
was apparently in perfect health. had
died Of heart disease. A few minutes
prior to bis death, the DR.. was sitting
on the verandah eating o water melon.
Suddenly be walked to bis bedroom.
fell across the bed, and before medical
assistance could be procured, the vital
spark bad fled forever. The DR.. was
one of our most useful and estimable
citizens, and his death leaves a void
which will be hard to fill. His obitu
:nry will appear in cur next.-Frank
Tn Sun.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-08-27

The recent death of Governor
Cove Salisbury. of Delaware, recalls
the singular triangular contest be-
tween three brothers for the United
States Senate a few years ago. Will
lard Salisbury was in the Senate and
as his te m was about TO expire bis
brother, the Governor, became a can
dida,e against bin. The two had
precisely the same number of friends
in the Legislature, fifteen each. The
struggle was long one and was con-
Quoted with great bitterness. Finally
Wizards supporters cast their votes
for another brother, Eli, who received
a few of the Governors votes and
was elected. Eli is in the Senate still
and Willard is a Chancellor. The de-
ceased Governor was a physician
-A.rrcpoH Standard