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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-04

or rather has been forced to denouncc
Arab Pasha as traitor.
An Arkansas bridegroom caught
the bride in his arms, nj the conclusion
Of the ceremony, and dislocated two
Of her ribs with violent hug.
Madeira is said to consist almost
wholly of sheets Of hasalt lava Of va
rlable thickness inter-siraiilied with
,ufa, scoria aud red bale, cnt in inuu-
mcrabIe bikes.
1t i, said that the paper made from
strong fbres, like linen, can be com
pressed into hard substance which
cannot be scratched with anything but
diamond.
The late Egyptian troubles have
prevented traffic through the Snez ca
nal, and the Pacific Mail Company is
proiting considerably thereby. All
the tea and silks formerly shipped
through the canal are now coming ny
way If San Francisco.
The machine type-setter in the Lon
don Times office is comparative tail-
ure. 1t does its work but breaks more
than it saves. The manager, however,
is very unwilling to acknowledge
failure, and sticks steadily to the use
Of the machine,
The fact is developed that the Pro-
hibitionis,s are arranging to nominate
Congressman in all the districts in
Wisconsin, which will considerably
complicate matters Tho hostile acts
Of the brewers have aroused them
thoroughly.
The statement that Turkey has con
scented to send troops to Egypt is a
mistake. The Porte has not recogniz-
Q lie appropriateness of the sngges-
ton to send troops, and now proposes
TO discuss the conditions under VIII CHI
they shall be sent, u process which,
carried aut in accordance with tie
Turkish notion Of diplomacy, might
ocsnpy six months.
A l.ordsbnrg, New Mexico, dispatch
says: A courier from Clifton reports
that a large party Of Indians attacked
wagon train this side Of Clifton yes.
terday morning. killing two men. The
;eamsle.s, seven IN number, stood of
the Indians for two hours, and mortal
~ wounded enc Indian The transfers
N the face of heavy fire, rushed out
and dragged the wounded Indian into
their camp, and after the fight was
over they scalpcd and roasted him
alive
A Michigan farmer watched three
card monte game, as played Ivy the
camp follower of u circus, and soon
saw, OF course, that the card with the
bent corner was never the picture one
when a genuine bet was made on it.
Ny "a simple process of reasoning he
concluded that by excluding the card
which the dealer intended the victim
should select, and choosing one of the
two others instead, an even chance oi
winning could be obtained He wa
gered 500 on this theory and won.
But be had TO whip the gambler and
the stool pigeon in order to get away
with the money, as they fought hard
against dosing.
ln criminal trial in France there
are no such ballis as are occasoncd ia
trials in this country from the sickness
If jlrors. Sickness or inadvertance
is guarded against. For each trial
fourteen names arc drawn by lot
that is, twelve to form the jury and
two Others as suppleants in case Que
Of the jury should fall ILL., These sup
pl.,autS ara cyuorn lil.a tho ra,t .nJ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-04
The Inquisitive Boy.

The Inquisitive Boy.
"Pa," said u little boy, what makes
peop'e pray?"
Why, my soE, they pray for-they
pray for that is, they ask the Lord to
save their souls
"Ard il pray will the Lord save
my s,,ul?"
"Yes, when you pray with faith,
your prayer will he answered"
"How with faith?"
"Why, il you pray, believing at the
time that your prayer will be answered.
"But how can pray that way if J
don'l know? II knowed that | could
get what ! prayed for, then could be-
ieve that would get it and could
pray WITH what did you call it pa?"
"Faitli.v
"Faitll,' repeated the child. "If ]
was to believe that by praying for a
goat that | could get him. and was to
pray would | get hinl?"
"No."
"Bnt | want a goat, and if was to
pray I'd have TO pray for one. Pa,
what makes men groan when they
pray at clnrch?p
"'rhey groan as kind Of amen"
do they like to groan2'
81 don't know"
"Do you groan?'
Sometimes"
'lo you like to groau?"
"No.n
"rnen what makes you groan?'
Yon don't have to, do your"
"ThatlI, do, now, hush"
But if you don't want to groan they
couldn't make you, could they?"
''Pil box your ears, sir, if you don't
hush. Coon away now. I'd rather
be questioned by prosecuting attor-
ney"- Arkansas Traveller.
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Judge Lowell, of the United States
Circuit Court, has decided that punch
ed coin is lawful money. The case
was that Of Benjamin Lisoner, Of Bos
ton, convicted of uttering counterfeit
coins, the same being quarters aud
halves containing helcs, and this de
cision was on writ of error from the
District Court. The Judge held that
! it is not considered criminal, whatever
the intent may have been, to mntjiate
good coin, and there were no grounds
FIR holding that hole punched through
/ a coin with sharp instrument, crowd
ing the silver into "a slightly different
shape, but leaving it all in tie coin,
has the effect to render it less valuable
OF less lawful render than before.
The statutes are silent upon this exact
question. but we think it clear that
silver coin, duly issued from the Mint,
remains at full value as long as it re-
talns ali the appearance Of coin, and
does, besides, contain all its Original
weight and fncness. This being so,
we cannot regard the addition of some
thing to it criminal act of couater-
ieiting, The passing of such coin
works no lnjnry to the person to whom
| it passes. la accordance with this
view, the Court orders the verdict set
aside [Slver State.
The Hcrald's ST. Thomas snecial
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THE LATE STORM.

From Sergeant Barwick it il learned that
the storm just passed reached this coast with
out any warning from the barometer. also
that the storm came from the northwest,
travelling southsasterly, and that the center
was near Red Bluff. He reports this to be
the heaviest rainfall which has ever occurred
on this coast during The month of October,
since any record has been kept. the total for
the month being 1.S6 inches. The total for
the season is reported as 2 43 iuches, while in
1871. 1879 and 1880, TO a corresponding date,
there was nole I; in 1875, .29 of an inch and in
1881, 80 of an ioch He also says the rainfall
tor the past three days of the present month
exceeds the rainfall for the entire month re-
ported In twenty-nine out of the past thirty
three years. Owing to the telegraph wires
oeibg out OF order no report Of the rainfall
from northern California and Oregon can be
obtained; but 81 of an inch fell in San Fran
cisco and 70 of an il oh in Visalis, while there
was none at Los Angeles or San Diego. The
prevailing direction OF the wind shows that
the storm is now probably entirely pest.
Sergeant Barwick also furnishes the follow.
ing In regard to the weather of last month ::
The weather for September, 1882, gave the
highest and lowest Thermometer recorded in
that month from 1877 TO 1882, reaching 100 on
September LIST aud A on the 18th. There
has also been more rainfall during the past
month than usually falls, thye being 81 of
an inch. There was but one September that
went beyond the one just past, and that was
IN 1891, when there was one inch precipi-
tated, and for the season of 1872, 7.98
inches. which showed that the extra amount
In that month for 1851 waa no evidence Of an
extra amount for the season.
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SOCIAL AED PERSONAL.

Hon. Henry Edgerton and wife went to Redding
yesterday.
Joseph Cone, Railroad Commissioner, left for the
East last evening.
Jas. A. Anderson and family leave to day for n
two months visit to the Eastern States.
II. P Livermore, W. II. Hall. San Francisco, and
Z. HUDSON, Folsom, are at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Miss NJ A. Patton, of the State Library will
leave day for visit to San Francisco and San
Jose.
DIR. W. II. Baldwin has returned from Los An
gees, where he has for several weeks been visiting
his parents.
Miss Julia B. Koning has returned to San Fran
cisco after three weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs NJ
Christophel, OF FlOrin.
W. J. Tirnin and wife, Weaverville W. C. Hend.
ncks, Orovi!le p. Horop, Marysville and ]. p Mar
tin, lone City, are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. Z. B. Crocker and accompanying friends
have returned from Idewild Home, Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Crockel intends spending the winter at San
Francisco, where her daughter, Miss Amy Croker,
is pursuing studies.
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MINOR mENTIoN,

Philip Herzog announces himself as the
regular Republican nominee for Sheriff.
Robert Allen announces himself as the
Democratic nominee for Supervisor of the
First District.
The Sacramento river reached z feet 6
inches above low Gater-mark last evening,
This is rise of thirteen inches since the be-
ginning of the late storm.
Judge Z. L. Bush, of Yolo, presided yes.
terday in Department One of the Superior
Court Of this county. He will continue the
remainder of this week.
Company G. of this city, will send team
of six men to Shell Mound Park, oakland. 70
compete at the fall meeting of the California
Rife Association, which begins On October
2Ssh.
The last day of the holy season will be eel.
ebrated By the Hebrews on Thursday next
beginning with the services Wednesday even.
ing at o'clock. Rabbi Bloch will preach
the sermon: The Completion of the Tenn
pie"
The steamer Flora arrived from PARROTS
Landing yesterday with barge loaded with
wheat, and returned to Browns Landing fer
another barge of wheat Tie steamer San
Joaquin departed for the upper Sacramento
with two barges, light.
The Central Baptist Association of this
State convened last evening at the Calvary
Baptist Church Of thi5 city. This aszocia-
ton is entitled to delegates from about twenty
churches. The opening sermon was delivered
by Rev. W. G. Fieeaor, of Stockton, and the
entire services were devotional.
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Summary for September. 1889: Average

Summary tor September, 1852 Average
hourly velocity and prevailing direction of
wind at 4:02 a. NJ, for the month, was 50
miles, from the southeast at SOP p NJ,
miles, from the south; at 1902 P. NJ, 6
miles, from the northwest; at 402 NJ, GO
miles, from the south at 500 P NJ, miles,
from the south. Solar halo of 460 radius on
tire llsh. Comet first seen on the 20sh.
Highest water in the river g. IL feet, on the
Dist; lowest water ia the river 6 6 feet on
the 18th ; range for the month, 0 of foot.
The rain-gauge kept by S. II. Gerrish
shows that the rainfall ye terday was 33S
inches, making total for the month of 1896
inches and a total for the season OF l. 977
inches.
After a slight break in the storm it il.
creased in yigor about 10 P NJ. Monday
night, and continued to rain almost iuces-
sanity uutil yesterday about 2 o'clock P. NJ.
TIE effect of the wild can be seen in nume-
rcus places throughout the city. Many trees
have been blown down, aud in one instance p
large walnut tree re arly fifty feet in hight,
standing near the corner of Seventeenth and
q streets, WAS broken off not far from the
ground. The water has also done some dam
eye, bulkheads in several places having been
broken, by which the water re lched the base
ments and cellars. Snow has fallen at the
summit OF the Sierras to a depth of seven or
eight inches. 1t was still raining at Cisco
and Truckee at 6 o'clock last evening
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My Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70 any
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Those OF the public who need my services can de-
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l address particularly those who have been in
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have contracted local di eases.
Persons attic ed can, If they prefer consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble, and receive medicine by express with full
instructions. AL letters must be directed to j. H.
JOsSELYN, VI. D., 226 Suffer street, san FRANCES
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Cure NARRATED in all cases, or no nav required.
Consultations, personally by letter gratis Send
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my lnhrmary (when desired) with experienced
nurses
Consultation Parlors, 22e Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours From A. ". TO P r.
My Diploma hangs In Ray office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale BY all newsdealers.
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Total amount in Treasury. s



IECcRPoRATONs Articles Of ilcoIpora-
ton have been fled with the Secretary Of
State, as follows: The Steele and Artificial
Stone Company. Principal place CT bust
ness, San Francisco. Directors-E. Dan
forth, r. Savage, George Burgess, Len C.
Reynolds, j. B. Low. Capital, $3.50. 900, in
| %, COO shares. The Dashaway Hall Associ.
stioD. Principal placs of business, San Fran.
cisco. Directors-Charles Ashton, William
| Martin, E. Fra6sham, Walter Gallagher,
Samuel McBirney, Amsss Thayer, 7. C.
Busterworth, James Gillespie, James A
Fielder, james L. Esgan, John Densmnre.
Capital, 5000 600. in 600 shares. The Viz
operate in Mono county. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Directors-R. N
Cranes, }. NJ. QIsy. J. E. Welsh, d. Z.
Jones. John Ebert Capital, $1,000, 600, in
! 100, 600 shares. The Healdsburg College.
Principal place of business. Hesldsburg, So
noms county. Directors-J H. Wagner,
William Saunders, NJ. J. Church. NJ. c. L.
rael John Morrison. S. Brownsherger Cap
! ital, 100000, in 10, 900 shares The Publish
ing Company of the Pacific. Principal place
OF business. San Francisco. Directors-S. S.
Smith, Irs 2. Rankin, S. a. Chaplin, S. T.
Bufford, John Kimball, w. NJ Sesrby, A.
P. Flint. Capital, $4,000 in 1000 shares.
THE MILITARY BALL-The bal of the
First Artillery Regiment to take place to.
morrow evening at the regimentsl armory on
the corner Of Sixth and l. streets, promises
! to be q grand affair. The proceeds will 90
| toward defraying the expense incurred in
furnishing the building. Canvassers with
tickets will call to day on citizens who have
not yet purchase I. The Hon. Grove L,
johnson viii deliver the dedicatory address.
and the Governor, State officers aud num-
Der Of military officials from different parts
OF the State will be in attendance. All mill
tsry men will appear in uniform.
POLITICAL MEETIEGs.-General John f.
Miller, United States Senator, and Governor
George c. Perkins are announced to address,
the citizens of Sacramento on Wednesday, DC.
tober 11th. NJ NJ. Estee, Republican nominee
for Governor, and w. w. Morrow, Republican
candidate for Congressman at large, are an
nouneed to address the people of this city on
Wednesday, October 18th. The latter named
gentlemen are also announced to deliver ad.
dresses in various places throughout northern
California. The names Of places and dates OF
meetings can be found elsewhere.
FREE CONCERT CoNMTTTEE,-Ths commit
tes having in charge the open-air concerts of
this season make the following statement:
Received from subscriptions, 1874 % !; paid
for plstforms and fittings, $50 As; paid for
music, SEQ; paid for labor, etc, S1l 70;
moving and storing platforms, $40; balance
IN hands Of J. L. Mills, treasurer, 50 50.
The platforms used by the musicians have
been carefully stored for use another season.
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SHERIFF's RFPoBT.-A. Hebron, Sheriff
of Sacramento county, makes the following
report for the month of September: There
have been confined in the County Jail during
the month 81 persons-murder, 3 f; assault to
murder, grand larceny, A; burglary, Is !;
robbery, 2; attempted robbery, |; sbduc-
tiop, l felony, 3 /; obtaining money uadsr
false pretenses, |; arson. :. petty larceny,
y disturbing the peace, 10; safe.keaping. 4 !;
vggrancy, II insane, .; bat cry, B; COM
mon druDkards, s.; contempt Of Court, l !;
misdeGleanor, 5. During the month 90 were
discharged. as follows: Upon expiration Of
sentence, II; order of Court, s; satisfaction
of fine, want of charge, 81 furnished bail,
/; committed to the insane asylum, l taken
to the station. house, /. There were remain
ing in prison On the 1st of the month IS per.
sons.
Police COURT, AT the morning session Of
the Police Court yesterday there was no
business transacted. The entire afternoon
session was devoted to impareling a iury
and trying the case Of Eva Taylor charged
with keeping house Of Ill fame. Chief
harcher and four other officers testified to
the general reputation of the house kept by
the defendant, as also did several citizens
residing or doing business in that vicinity
The defendant offered no testimony, and at
5:45 P. N. the case was submitted to the jury.
About $3.50 o'clock the jury came into Court
and announced that they were unable to
agree, and we're discharged. They stood six
for conviction and six for acqui.tal.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed ogden on
the 30sh ult.: For A. 4. Van Voorhies &
Co., l case nickle-plated bells Huntington.
Hopkins & Co., 50 bundles axles; Capital
Furniture Company, boxes chairs John T.
Cooper, pianos G. 2. r. R., case and /
barrel lamps. l box fixtures; Hale Bros. &
Co, boxes hats.
USHANDLED tescups and ssucsrs only 40
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DIED..

Sacramento, October 2-Annie E. Feeny a native of
New Cork, 23 years and months New York
and Nevada papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintsnees are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
her late residence, o street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, this afternoon at o'clock
Bloomfield, October flames Faulkner of Bodepa
% years, months and % days
Healdsburg, September IS-B r. Bi idle, "a years
Cherokee Bridge, Sierra county, September IS
George II. Rolling, 62 years and months.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
FREE LIBRARY MEETING

The Board Of Trustees of the Free Library
met at the:r Office in Library Building Tues.
day evening. Present, w. G. Fitch. Vice.
President; Albert Hart. K. w. Brier, and s.
ID. Gerrish, Secretary. The minutes of the
last regular meeting were read and approved
The Librarian's report for September was
read asfollows: Number of books issued during
the month, 2.754, classified thus: fiction
2.2G6; history, "; biography, A travels
and adventures, 1l5; miscellaneous htera.
ture, III; religion, IS; poetry and drama.
40 science and art, 50; average number
Issued per day, %; percentage of fiction, 50.
Number Of patrons, 4,2fi. Amount of fines
collected S17 So.
The matter of the circulation of rare and
old books was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Books on Shelves, with power to act
The following bills were allowed Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company. S37 CAM.
tai Gas Company SIG so; w. A. & c. s.
Houghton, S62 As; Dav & JOY. S22 W. p
Coleman, S15; Jacob Haehn, 81 65 !; Whit
tier, Fuller & Co., So.
The following books were ordered Dur.
chased: Bancroft's History of the Pacific
Coast; complete set of Harper's Magazine !:
Who Wrote 1t? by w. A. Wheeler; Emil.
lar Aiipsions, by Wheeler; The Readers
Handbook of Allusion, References, Plots,
ETC.. by Brewer; Words, Facts and Phrases,
by u. Edwards; How and What TO Read,
by GLADDEN.: Smart's Reading for Young
People Noted Names OF Fiction; Books
and Reading, by Porter; George Riley, by
rockingham; Andrew jackson, by Sumner :;
Under tae Lilacs, by Louisa Wo.cott.
The Board then adjourned.
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hERRlES,

Sacramento, October BY Rev. l. E Dwinell,
Charles F. Smith, OF Brighton township, to Emma
Hull, OF Westpor', Mendocino county
Sacramento, October BY Rev |. E. DwineT
Thomas b. Everott to Adeline A. Fitch, both of
GAINESVILLE, FL Dorado county
College City, September l7-Joseph Whitehead to
Virginia Cummins
College City, September 21-Thomas B. Mellow to
Sarah A. French.
Point Reyes, September 2l-T. B. Purvine to sallie
Robinson.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT 0NE-E. R. Bush, Judge.

DEPARTMENT 0NE-E. R. Bush, Judge.
TUESDAY, October ,, 1889
Grand Jury impaneled and sworn. Received in.
structions from Court.
The People VS.. John Kennedy Passing counterfeit
money. Continued until October 4th.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoS, Judge.
Strong vs. c. 2. X. R.-Remttitur from Supreme
Court affirming judgment filed and entered
Estate o. w NJ. Stephenson, decessed-sinal ac-
count filed aud set for hearing October 10Th
Win. J. Davis VS., County of Sacramento-0n trial
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HORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE as a nerve
food. DR.. j. W. Smith, Wellington, o,
says: 81 have used it advsntagsously in i'm.
paired nervous supply"
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, September 80, 1882:
Baiance on hand last report. sl74 f96 90
Receipts Tor the week. 1050S 81
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The Union Beer beats them all.

5000 REMNANTS to be closed out to-day,
positively. Hale Bros. & Co.
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EORAi-

Sacramento, October 2-Wife of George LleweIlvp.
daughter
Newcastle, September 29-wife of E. W. Culver, a
son.
Near Bieber, September 22-wife of George j. Estin,
q sou.
jacksonville, September 2S-Wi of J. P Coward, a
son.
Petaluma, September 26-wife OF ]. D. Little, a
daughter.
Realdsburg, September 23-wife of J. W. Rose, a
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REMNANTS REMNANTS = Do not miss
calling upon Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth snd
X strasts
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EXTRA choice Mountain Butter, in rolls
and frkins, sold chesp. G. W. Chesley, 81
Front street,
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O,IBKE sash ribbon, 9 inches wide, at %
Giants per ward. Hale Bros. & &c.
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ASK TO see our sash ribbon, inches wide,
st % ceats per yard. Hale Bros. & Co.
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Now is the time to try the Union Brewery
Beer. The cheapest. Taste it.
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A FEW barrels more left of those crystal
flint gobiets, st Go cents per dozen, at Acker'
mans
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"a HENLEY's celebrated IXL Bitters is
Recommended by all physicians.
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EXTRAORDINARY VALUE-9-inch sash rib.
bon only % cents q yard. Hale Bros. L Co,
Ninth and 4.
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NEw styles OF footed glass sauce plates
only so cents par dozen, at Ackerman's clos.
ing out sale, 629 J street.