The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-01-12
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four l9nrs gHFIng 1851 seeoffisHg
% the English Nautical Gszesie
The Civil serei-e ileiornl hill u.S
passed I,y ihe senase bs ypie 9s
30 q 5 This Is tbs first -sar h The
l,iAebtsaiiraetissss. and eng pf slse tfsiii.
of the November eltetioa
lIr John b s;oagli tE@.ghs Iiis
health good eisaagii u enahle llin
70 lecture tbs seisson bui be eaugllt
cof,l At the outset. an.i 5lo9 he III
cancelled III his engagements str
Gouet Is ii his sixty.siyiI, ye.r
4 millionaire died rsssptly II
Boston who in lite appraised his
property aeeoriing 10 ile methods
50 popular u thar State He paid
taxes On only sl7a.ooo, but when
his exeeutors GANG to examine the
estate they found real estate, stocks
and other property worth over ga,
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| A Washington dispateh Ct January
2d, says The friends Of President
Arthur say BE- is very supefslit.ous
aud has constantly haunted since
GarfieId's death They predict that
the death OF Allen, in the White
House. just as the President was ne
newing the gaieties which have been
discontinued since Garfield died, will
have depressing effect upon Pres
ident Arthur
| The largest gold bar ever cast in
the United States, says the Mining
aud Scientific Press. is IN the Bank
/ OF California /; WAS shipped to the
Bank by the North Bloomfield Min
ing Company of smartsville, Cal
Tne value OF the bar Is sll4uNa
and weighs 5lll pounds Us length
$ 10 inches, width s inches. aiid
depth 7 inches. It contains 6a0
cubic inches nt gold. and IS worth
about sl9 per ounce.
IN elderly lady IN Athens. tieor-
sia. owns the original manuscript et
Home. Sweet Home, as written
by John Howard Payne. The words
Of the poem as first written are all
interlined. with here and thvre an
endearing expression from tie writer.
to the iaiy who now holds it, In
the old days Payne was deyotedIy
attached 10 her and She has many
OF ms letters. She has been offered
large sum TOR the manuscript
The Northwest News, Portland's :
new daily paper, made il Initial ap-
peaiance on January lst. The paper
is an SPACE, forty-eigiit column jour
nal, corresponding IN its general
makeup to the Eastern style ot
newspapers Ii publishes the iulI
/, Geographic news and compares ia
/ vors.bly, IN its general features with
any paper on the coast The first
issue was warmly received by the
people OF Portland and the surround
.Hg country
A D LIsdermaa. says aa ex-
/ change, has just returned 10 Phila
deIphia from England, and ho says
8 thar millions OF money in that coun
try are awaiting investment il
: American lands, and they look witt
: especial favor on the Northwest
where they regard the land as re
markably cheap, lis productive quail
lties considered. The recent pur
chase by an English syndicate o
5000, 200 acres OF the Northern
Paeitic land grant lying east Of til,
Missouri. is proof Of what Mr. Lin
derman claims.
4 The news from ireland is OF ;
i, very gloomy character. Withou
; aid from abroaa--w which in this cas-
means America-a large number o
! people will Be brought TO the poin
+ ot starvation 1t is not to the elecl
! Of England that she permits th'
Irish in this country to svPpast sh'
! peasantry in the old country. mad'
! psnniless by her harsh laws. \,
I doubt this winter vii see generous
{ contributions for the falaine-stricker
lamiles Of Ireland-jast as many
:. previous Seasons have witnessed th'
same aid and sympathy