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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

The Sultan of Turk, y had levee
to celebrate the l300lh year of the
Mohammedan calendar, which, accord
ing to the prediction Of soothsaysrs,
will give to the world a new prophet
of Islam. A now revelation, made
public by the astrologers. assured the
Sultan that he himself is Niahdi, or
the new prophet Of Islam. The cele-
bration of the mystic solemnisies is SO
universal that business is ut stand.
still and the streets are given up to
professions and religious festivities
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

DARWIN ON REvELATIoN.--A German
student wrote to Charles Darwin in
curing his relation to Christian faith,
and received the following reply:
SIR: | am very busy, aud am an old
man, in delicate health, and have not
time to answer your questions fnlly,
Ieven assuming that they arr capable
Iof being answered at all Science and
Christ have nothing to do with each
other, except as far as the habit Of
scientific Investigation makes a man
cautious about accepting proofs. IS
far az am concerned, | do not believe
that any revelation has ever been made.
With regard to future life every one
mnst draw his own conclusions from
vague and contradictory probabilities.
Wishing you well, | ROMAN your ODE
dent ser, ant, CHARLES DARWIN.
Down, June 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

At Sebastopol has just been com
menced the construction Of new
Governme'. dock in place Of the one
destroyed during the famous siege
more than a quarter Of century az"
1t will be three years in course of con.
structon, and it is to cost 80, 900, 900
roihles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

Peter was crucltied ut Rome. and at
his own request, with his head down
ward.
Andrew was crucificd by being
bound to cross with cords, ON which
he hung two days, exhorting the peo-
pie until he expired.
James the Great was bcheaded by
order Of Herod, OF Jerusalem.
James the Less was thrown from q
high pinnacle, then stoned, and finally
killed with / fulIcr's club.
Philip was bound and hanged
against pillar.
Bartholomew was fayed to death by
command Of barbarous king.
Matthew was killed by halbert.
Thomas while at prayer was shot
with a shower Of lances, aud after
ward run through the body with a
lance.
Simon was cruciGed.
The manner Of Matthias death is
uncertain. One says he was stoned.
then beheaded; and another says he
was cruciied.
ThadLeus was cruelty put to death.
John died natural death.
Judas lscaript fell and his bowels
gnshcd out.
Paul was beheaded by order of Nero.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry, IDAHO J
November 8, 1882. {
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. tbo,
~ the following named settler has fiIed
notice OF his intention TO make final proo,
IN support of his claim, and that said
PROOF PROOF VIII be made before the Register 6
receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on Decem
Der 20, 1889, viz: Thomas Peterson nra
eemption D. s. No. 2ls6, for the Nj 4 IN \
" Aand N q NE sec. "a, and Mil /,
NW4 sec. 35, TT, NR4E. " a
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and ID
cultivation of, Sid land, viz: '''''
s a,nra NJ; na m. of Boise City, idaho
Hugo playhouse o. .
Oie Hansen of Horseshoe Bend, Bots,
County, Idaho. "ois'
d. T. B. PRIDE, Register,
November 81, lSS2.-5w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24
Yreasurer's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will, on Thursday, the 23d day of
y wemoer, 1852, at II o'clock NJ, of said
gay, at my office, in Idaho City, l. IT,, offer
AZ PuDiic auction the sum of two hundred
ana MY dollars $3.50 to the lowest bid
ger therefor in county warrants of said
b"ise county, issued and registered prior
I" january 1862. lSlDOR SMITH,
I,, o,. Co. Treasurer.
Idaho City, l. T., Nov. 10, 1882.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

Chief Brooks OF the Secret Service
of the Treasury Department, has re-
ccivsd the sample of a counterfeit
standard dollar, which is being extern
sively circulated in the West. The
coin is very heavily plated. 1t resists
acid tests unless deeply cut before ap
piled. 1t has ring similar to the gen.
nine dollar, and is of the exact weight.
The officers Of the Department consid-
CIR the counterfeit one of the most dan
gerous that has yet appeared
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

be Democratic.
It is estimated there will be fifty
contested election cases before the
House Of Representatives in the next
Congress.
The World Washington special says
Justice Bradley will reach the are of
seventy years next February. and will
then probably retire to give place to
Secretary Folger.
did you make anything ont in Lead
ville?" asked an anxious friend OF a
recently returned candidate from the
land nf carhonates IN ke anything!
Yon bet | did. made an assignment
and then made for home"
Innate poli.eness and nobility Of
character show themselves in every
gesture, in every accent Of the voice
and glance Of the eye; humble dress
and occupation cannot conceal them.
Vnlgarity cannot put on these high
qualities, though it be clad in purple
aud gold and housed in palace.
1t is believed that some Of the aged
clerks in the Pos,offi e Department will
be wreded ont on the LIST of the month
MANY of them are said to be incapac-
itat, d for duty. The Washington
Star says some removals will also be
made because the clerks refused to pay
political assessments.
Go III nature is the hest feature in
the finest face-wit may raise admira-
tion, judgment may command respect,
aud knowledge attention. Beauty may
inflame the heart with love. bnt 20 d
nature has more powerful effect-it
adds thousand attractions to the
charms of beauty, and gives an air of
beneficence to the must homely face.
SAYS the San Francisco Alta: Your
Nevada man is no SLOUGH when it
comes to scratching In State east
ing only from 10000 to $4,000 votes,
Cassidy, Democrat is elected Congress.
man by majority of about LOO, and
Leonard, Republican candidate for Sn
preme Judge, has 100 majority. This
is difference of 500 vutes, which is
equal to difference Of 100000 in the
State of New York. and to $500 in
the city of San Francisco.
In the case of Fook All Helm, Chi,
nese merchant who arrived on the
steamer Cnptic at San Francisco and
was not permitted to land, Judge Hoff-
man, Of the United States District
Coart, sustained the writ If habeas
corpus permitting him to land the
grounds Of the decision being that,
although the applicant had no certif-
cate, it was proved by sufficient evil
dence that he was a merchant and con.
-equently needed none. Three other
Cinnamon arc detained on the Coptic
and the District Attorney thinks that
evidence must be produced 10 Court to
admit of their landing, but Judge
Hoffman expressed the opinion that
the Collector of the Port could make
inquiries, and if satisfied they were
merchants could allow them to land
In 1864. says the Augusta Georgia
Chronicle, while General Sherman was
yassing through that section, the
Sings, a wealthy family of Roswell
owned factory worth about $50, 900
In order to keep Sherman from burn.
ing it, they transferred it without con
sideration to Theophile Roche, a
Frenchman eMployed in the factory
Shereupon the Erenchman raised the
French flag upon the property, and
r.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

&72A WEEK. sl2 dayat home easily made,
I-Costly outfit free Address TRUE Co.
Augusta, Maine. w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24

Joseph N. Dolph. Oregon's aew U.
5. Senator, has al income Of $4,000
per annum.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-24
MRS. COOPER,

And everything will "a done to contribute 10 ii q
,omfort of guests.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

"'hVe, "imc7' without lo.t and that II
mas Oeen summer of remarkable loo
ana Almost unyarvirg Thermometer
WINE inc autumn is IS " rm a. the sum
lner mas ben But one curiosity of the
phenomena is that the previous drought
anu previous mild winter and past coo
summer With captuus rains have been
general all over the United States. so that
ilat the weather here has NOT been Texas
weather but United States weather. and
Texas has for the first time been admit
TED INTO the climatic union, a condition In
which she still continues, as the mildness
81 thls weather Is also general, there vet
having bten in Missouri no frost strony
enough to Kill potatoes. Texas is
embraced at last In the great
climatic zone formerly north Of
Mason and DiNon's line. 1t REQUIRES
Dut little stretch of the Imagination 60
see Tie operation OF great railroad web.
IN this genrlalizing Ui climate, and it In
theory OF railroad reaction and tcmpera.
alure, humidity and rainfall and the
tqualiz .tion OF the three over all the
great areas webbed with railroads, there
Is good ground tOr hope that the recur-
ring drOughts in leXas are things of the
past except they >hOuld occur rs general
ana not local phenomena. 1t is re-
lnal kaOle feature OF the present summer
that the dry south wind which
has heretofore prevailed most con.
stantly for three and iolr months
in the summer has this summer, except
in June, being wholly lacking, there hav-
ing been during July. A gust and sep
TENDER and the halt OF OCTOBER not more
than hall dozen days in which the south
wind blew steadily. OF the influence OF
railroads on climate there /, plenty of
room for skepticiSm, but it is MS well to
note that Tor the first two years in which
the state OF TeNls has been gridironed
witt railroads her climate has been that of
the great northwest. Time will test the
ituth OF the theory, but there is good
ground Tor hope that the days OF Texas
droughts are ended and neat years crop
viii he fine one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

/ have already notified the public that
certain cigar-maker M this city IL at.
temitiug to iinI ate two of my brsuds Of
cigara- Marrow Gauge and Sweet
sixteen" manufactured expressly for
me by Frey Brothers, Mandatory No.
l6 New \ rk Every box OF the genuine
has the name Of these manufacturers on
the inside the box, as well IA on the
label outside. now learn that this
same cigar maker IS trying to turn out
n fraudulent clluu |aI.o mHuniat urea
for Inc by Frey Brothers the name IN
side and uut-iIr the boAI winch II ny
lannon's NJ. h aud ] Cigar Hopeless
uf making good Cigar of hla own br'nd7
he tries to initiate m,ue b TAX ug the
names OF I e-e three brands which IS a-
great deception OH smokers and the
trade Ar In unjust To- ma. ! asaiu warn
tine public Of these imttauon-' am the
only one who -,lls the genuine.
\ HREz,
Tubaccoui-t, Austin street
Waco, Octob.r lO-dlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

The Eclipse lumber yard has now on
hand the largrsr and best assorted stock
ul lumber, both rough and dress, d, Also
he largest assortment OF shingles, doors
sash, blinds and buildcrs material that
has ever been brought to Waco. 1t viii
be- to the Interest OF those wishing To pur.
chase lumber TO call and examine Our
stock a. our lumhe. is dry ana Of the
very hest Polite attention TO all at the
ward cornr,Wa.hington and Filth streets
Wac. TrNls. K NJ. PAGE
llMLL.N ~ Pm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

4, u' unusually mid autumn following
4 =, usually mild summer may be- put
Btsn,sN one INK In chain OF geological
eIiS.I Hehh, beginning with tue summer
10. ad 10 continue no one can tell
u OnR yet, This pTotractsd spell
IA r4lAAhle weather is OF especial zig .
lido, s'h' e,during the yrar Of IT. prev
,ttr 80 oehlrA' Texas has reAp,d crop
Ia, ~ OF rare snd astounding magnl-
Me, LIS but the beginning OF 3.
y nj years OF dine cTons
U, Dts lie remembered that
pctINs summer iollows u season al
- aud widespread drought and a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

MI Frank Oilers lirst.class bakery, cor
ncr OF smith amt Webster streets, makes a
.pcrrlly ul SUPP lying hotels and families
with ursh bread, rolls, cakes, etc, early
every morning. His wagon leaves on its
round AT O'clock a. m, and will make
TIE" delivery everywhere in the city, Or
dcrs solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give me trit. lOlSdlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Dyspepsia disappears when NHrterS
Liver Bitters are used, aud tor "eat
stomach, Indigestion, eonHt patron, ttt'
they cannot be e1celled. sold by iuck'
er 4 Willis, Waco Texas ii DIV
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Remember Mis-. Dos nas the incest
.to,k ui millinery in the ciDy and cin lr''h
exactly t,suu. No 81! Au-tin street up
stairs --llUlu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

DENTISTRY Y.

mr. GEO Y. MANN, dentist. makes spec
- iAlty Ut treating the natural teeth, hair
u anu ciclt phlHics once IS Austin avenue,
-I5tm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08
25.CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements viii be inserted In this col
umn at the following
RATES.
-FOUR lines or less, one umc ....,....... as
four lines or less, one week ............. 90
Four lines or less, one month ...... 500
For each additional line, five cent? for nrs,
insertion
Terms cash, except to regular advertisers.
Transient advertisers, not paying cash, will
be charged DuuHDE the above rates. We cam
not hnorl, save with regular advertisers, to
open an account for twenty 1vr or my cents
Wait until the 0r-t Of the month and then send
collector around after these little amounts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

A SMALL Grr prof safe, combination
n lock, nearly new, can Doe bought ~ Il bar
gam. apply tp ur hddrrs-
ENNNiNtH fUHLlaHlSG Co.
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

hN sunday afternoon between the city and
" Lindsay Hollow, "a bar bracelet ornament
Ell WIN two smal fans and q gold chain ut.
larhri. reward viii be given Tor its dcllv-
cry To- td stephenson. lOiitl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

A 4 \ BARGAIN "A modern twU-stury
IA brick residence iu one pi the best neigh
bDrhuud- u the rIly. 4. Il Downs. "a. clark X
Overs Jaw Nice, Curucr Austin street hyd
lubl.v Square. ll-uI-u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

HOUSE with i've rooms lot Su ~ feet front
i on south fltth Sire ana 20 irrt rear.
stable AMI uuE.y house, we'll aud cislrru. OPP
pOsItr Dr. raIh'- place Price 81 go Apply
to T.. Is. COX, over state Central Bank.
lu-lu-tlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

IL this city, about two weeks ago. a coal
i black setter Cog glossy hair, white breast
and nick IN cacl ear Answers to the pam- OF
Carbon. Ten dollars reward VIII be paid for
delivery or liberal reward Tor information To
his whereabouts. T. r, Ross.
ll-Gtt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Mother" Doctor. !. chs dangerous ani villa,
(. her an ctionih
DOcfOr-"Y Yes, madam, che Ia danEerously ~.
The vrutTculAr and autrular tIrcsa not iu ,Ii-
lUuun, there b. increased csuutpstl acton
shout the c.rehrun sni m"dulla obi1ugsta. tla
I1rtai circulation gasc lAtohi suspended harufs
suvna hustsuuF, and g."
luotheF-'' stop, Tot heavens fskn stop a. : 20
g. WuIE - oEcc.i'
Docfor-"t will do all ] cam
Mother, amer two voesa have expired
"usughtgr, 0ut Doctor rGHl be- t'srsi God ~ uH. o.
Two NesFs and 90 relief Will procure that Which
I.u desired at matt
Daughter, in alow t0uo--''I an slsd, ani uilk
Il the olly thing that viii restore INC 10 health
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-03
Beavers Betrayal of Trust.

THE Republican organs have received
orders that they must make some defense
for Beavers treachery to his constituents
when he voted for Grant at Chicago.
The following clipped from the Lock
Haven Republican, the leading Republican
paper of Beavers district incontrivertibly
proves that the Republican candidate for
Governor betrayed his trust:
"The delegates from this congressional
district to the Harrisburg convention met
in caucus on the evening of the Sd of Feb
ruary, 1880, at which resolution was
offered declaring it to be the sense of the
caucus that the Republicans of the district
are largely in favor of the nomination Of
James G. Blaine for president. After the
passage of the resolution the question as to
whether any or all the gentlemen who
were asked to 60 to Chicago would sup
port Blaine, regardless of the instructions
the convention might pass was fully dis
cussed. Mr.. L. Brosius, one of the dele
gates chosen and who was there agreed to
abide by the instructions contained in the
resolutions of the caucus. General Beaver
was not here, but was represented by
delegate from Centre, who voted for the
resolution of the caucus and claimed that
Beaver had authorized him to say that he
(Bcaver) would faithfully represent the
wishes Of the Republicans of the district.
With these assurances he was elected.
The following resolutions was passed by
the Republican congressional conference
at Lock Haven, in 1880.
Resolved, that we the delegates from
the Goth congressional district Of Pennsvl-
vania. composed of the counties of Centre,
Cicarteld, Clinton, Elk, Mifilin and Union,
do hereby express as the conviction of the
people of the counties which we represent,
that James G. Blaine is themost competent
and trustworthy candidate now before the
people for the nomination of president of
the United States, and we do hereby heart
lily recommend the delegates elected from
our district to the national convention at
Chicago to use every honorable meaus to
secure his nomination by that body"
And yet Beaver voted fo- Grant to please
Cameron and to get the nomination for
governor which had been denied to him in
1873. He admitted that his constituents
were for Blaine, but, he said "our people
at Washington think it better that Grant
be nominated" and the people of Penn.
sylvania do not want governor who
takes his orders from "our people at
Washington"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-03
THE PENNSYLVANIA BATTLE.
A Republican Paper Reviews the lndepend
ent strength.

4
ent strength.
n. Y. Times, Leading Republican Paper.
From all parts of the state come reports
of Independent strength far in advance of
WOlfe's vote of last year. In Allegheny
to the inexpressib:e disgust of "Chris -
Magee and all the bosses, and in spite of
their most active grinding at the machine
crank, Congressman Bayne, who is an
enemy of the Cameron domination, has
been renOminatcd, and as the Democrats
have declined to put up any candidate
against him he is sure of election. This
fact is not without its significance in the
State contest. The business men of Ale
gheny are coming out for Stewart to an cx-
tent that shows how little effect Mr.
Cameron's silly tariff scare has had.
Wolfe's vote in Allegheny county was
5,948. 1t is claimed with q good show of
reason that Stewart will poll more than
twice as many. This report of the GER
tain doubling or trebling of Wolfe's vote
comes from a great number of towns and
counties, while in many places where the
Independent votes of last year were ex-
pressed by single figure they will be
reckOned this year in fifties and hundreds
With the exception of a few of the leading
workers in Beavers cause, it is said that
the Stalwarts themselves now give up the
fight and concede the defeat of their can
didate. They have discovered that in ad-
dition to the damaging taint of subserviency
to boss dictation, Gen. Beaver has not those
personal elements of strength which they
had been led to suppose he would exhibit.
The "cld soldiers do not rally round him
with the hoped for unanimity, and in his
own town and county there is discourag-
ing number of Independents. The more
hopeful Independents are now claiming for
Stewart as many as 100000 votes. No
careful observer of the contest credits him
with less than $4,000, while 100000 is the
common figure. The lowest of these esti-
mates is high enough to beat Cameron S
ticket
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-03
SNART REPORTEaeS.

How S0m0 lntefvioWs Z" are 4ado.
Mr.. Hensel, chairman of the Democrat
;c state committee, happened to be in
New York on Monday and dropped into
the Democratic state committee rooms at
the Park Avenue hotel. In the Erening
Telegram appeared the following
Among the carly visitors were ex-Judge
% cIoskey. % OF Bpoofiyn FRANK ). S pupianac @ not ot
ronecE. and william U. Hensei, Chairman II % Of
vania- The last named gentleman was the re-
cipient Of many congratulations on the ex-
cellent ticket which has: been placed in the
"What do you think Of the New York state
ticket - asked a Telegram reporter Of Mr.
IL am glad you asked me-" was the reply,
for II has given an immense impulse to the
canvass in our state. 1t is no exaggerauion to
state that the nomination Of Cleveland in this
Pattison in ours. By the way, the young
mems boom started in the Telegram has so
will witness most extraordinary revolution
in politics there between this time and elec-
tion day. That boom has settled the question
of the result from the beginning. You would
be surpri..e at the uprising OF the young men
against bossism and dictaton it you came
into some Ofthe Republican counties in our
nv recollection"
1Ou Ieel convinced, then. that both Patti
son ana Cleveland will be elected?"
do not pretend to be q prophet, but am
as firmly convinced OF that result as that you
and stand here. am not an enthusiast, but
any close political observer will see that the
tide is turning. Where it will stop no one can
fOresee."
Senator Daily, who hoard this conversation,
followed with an Endorsement OF MI. Ilensel's
views, " had occasion" said the senator, Ito
travel recently through several Republican
counties In Pennsylvania, and was astOnished
to find the change among the masses. In
most surprised. That county formerly gave
from 1850 to 200 Republican majority, but
from the present outlook the majority will be
100 or more on the other side"
How do you account for this? ~
The young mems boom has more to do
with 1t than anything else. You can form no
idea OF the enthusiasm which pattison's NOM
OF Bethany. short distance from Honesdale,
l was amused to see on u large calico poster
on cross read, Now young men, have a last
sylvania and Cleveland in New York. Who
can stem this tide?' l was alone when saw
this, but stopped and read ii over and over.
only feeling it created in my mind was one OF
regret that we have not half the spirit in this
city which was displayed by those simple rus
tics in Bethany
The truth is that when Mr. Hensel
called at the New York state committee
on Monday there was no ono within sight
or ear shot except a solitary secretary :;
Mr.. Hensel neither saw nor talked with
any reporter, nor was any person present
to meet him or to Overhear the brief inter-
change of hopeful views between the
representatives of the organizations Of the
two states. Tho alleged interview is
complete abricaticn-perhaps it is a SAM
pie of metropolitan newspaper work.