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THE DAYS DISASTERS.
KILLED By THE CARS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

BLoolIIHGToN, April Am unknown
man, supposed to be James Blakely, of
Atlanta, H., was instantly killed this morn
ing 10y being run over by q train on the
Indiana, Bloomington Il Western road
near this city. His body was literally torn
to pieces, and was strewn along the track
for considerable distance.
BROKE HIS ARM.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 4.-Ex- Senator
Thurman fell on the steps to his residence
last evening and broke his left arm be-
tween the elbow and shoulder. The results
are not thought to be serious.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
DENVER, Col, April EARLY this morn
ing disastrous fire occurred at Greeley,
fifty miles from Denver. n. w. Hall Il
Co., hardware and furniture, and II. B.
jackson, dry goods, Suffered serious or
total losses. The Union bank building
and Masonic hall were destroyed. Esti-
mated loss, $150,000.
A Committee OF INVESTIGATION.
BOSTON, April AT a meeting of the
preferred stockholders of the Central Iowa
railroad to-day, an executive committee
was appointed and instructed to call upon
the directors and investigate the affairs of
the company in relation to the preferred
stockholders and report at such time and
place as they may see fit.
THROUGH THE ROTTEN ICE.
ALBANY, April 4.-Jennie Patten, Edna
Murphy and Lula Hewitt, children, wers
drowned while playing on the ice near
Volatile.
KILLED BY EXPLOSION.
Moss POINT, Miss, April flour other
persons died from the effects of the ex-
plosion yesterday, making seven deaths.
SINGULAR AND FATAL EXPLOSION.
BALTIMORE, April "A boy threw e
lighted match into manhole sewer, and
an explosion followed, which damaged the
street and houses probably $4,000. While
moving the debris the bo1ies OF Charles A.
Mccarthy and Andrew Hintenach, children,
were found in the sewer. They were play
ing in The street at the time of the ex plo-
sion.
BRoKE HIS ARM.
Mt. VERNON, April 4.-Gen. George W.
Morgan tonight fell down the stairs lead
ing to Hon. Abel Harris Office, breaking his
arm and receiving internal injuries.
BURNED TO DEATH.
JERSEY CITY, April At fire at 104
Greene street, an unknown man was burned
to death, and John Gully fatally injured
by leaping from window.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April "A negro
cabin near the Cumberland Presbyterian
church at ShelbyviIle burned at noon to-
day. and two children of Harden Hughes
colored, aged respectively five and twC
years, were burned to death. Their mother
had left them locked up in the cabin. The
fire communicated to the church, which
was also destroyed, together with small
brick cottage adjoining. The loss on the
church is $500; no insurance.
The Iowa Supreme Court.
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| w ANTED--A good girl to do homework, at
wv 1873 Pleasant avenue. 93-99
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M ANTED-An experienced press boy to
w feed cylinder presses. Good wages and
steady employment. At Cunniugham's, S25 Wa
bashaw street. 93*
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NM ANTED-Situation by young man will
w ing to do any kind of honorable work,
and is good penman. Good reference given.
Address e. B. L.. this Office. 1899
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kkTANTED-A man to take care of horses
w and do the chores around the house.
Must be well recommended Inquire Ii West
Fourth street. 95-10l
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WTUI loan upon buy Life Ins. PoEcis
w L. ?. Van Norman, $50 jackson. SO
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%TTANTED-A lady Office assistant and sec
w rotary. DR.. Beecher, Ingersoll block.
1896
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NOUNG MAN wants position as a clerk in
Il store. Age 20 years. Address G. H, at
this office. 93-99
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MA ANTED-r good sewing girls, at Miss
w Boland's, SO Summit avenue. 1896
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4 YOUNG MAN, well recommended, having
"A two years experience, wishes position in
the dry goods BUSINESS. Address ''Dry Goods, y
GLOBE office. o. 81
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The Ne,c Chan.beI. Of Commerce

Chorus by the MendeIssohn Club.
This evening will also be devoted to
Italian opera.
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS A PLACE TO DO
"A chores and go to school. Addres j. B.,
q Globe office. 90-95
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

NJ ANTED-A good female cook to cook night
w orders. Highest wages paid. Apply at The
Boston Restaurant, Minneapolis. 95*
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Ne rANTED-2 feed boys. SUeenstra & Glenn,
w job printers, BIT Wabashaw street. 93*
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Young MAN, GOOD PENMAN AND
Il mathematician, desires situation Address
A. Y, Globe office. 1896
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NTANTED 70 rent. \ 10 or l2-room
w house near Rice park or Jackson street.
Address F., Globe office. $3.50
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

On the subject of revenue and tar
if, President Arthur, in his message,
refers to his recommendation in a
former message that all excise taxes
be abolished, except those on distiil-
ed spirits, and that substantial! reduc-
tons be made in the revenue from
customs, and states that statute has
since been enacted which has cut
down the receipts fifty or sixty mill
ions, and he has no doubt that anoth-
er reduction may be wisely made.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14
santa Claus Headquarters at Afs
Marcus.

Toilet Sets, Vases, Card Receivers,
Perfume Stands, Work Boxes, Cellu-
loid sets, extra fine, Statues, Shell
Boxes, Fancy Ink Stands, Fancy cups
and Saucers, Smokers Sets, Silver
Mugs, Tin Toys, Guns, Wooden Toys
Fancy Frames, Bead Baskets, Ora
ouerelle Ware, Plush Purses, Woolly
Animals, Holyware, Dresden ware
Fancy Brackets, Children's Rocking
Chairs, Sleighs, Billy Boy Wagons,
Wax. Indestructible and rubber
Dolls. Foot Balls, Bows and Arrows
and a variety of other goods suitable
for presents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

IHE ball tonight at Centerville,
given by our old time friend, G. G.
Aeftert promises to be one Of the
largest gatherings of the kind ever
oeiore seen at Centerville. Every
oooy to-day is fixing to leave, in some
shape or other, and we understand
mat all from Placerville, Quartzburg
ana Garden Valley will be there.
Judge Hog'em and his numerous
friends OF the ancient city of Hog'em
VIII be there, and last though not
'sast' especially in the boot or shoe
measurement, Van Wrinkle from
warden Valley, will join in the ''bie
Shoe dance" The WORLD and all its
4''aahecs are going, gone,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14
Idaho City Charge. VI. T.. Church
Plan for December.

First, second, third and fifth Sun
DAYS, Idaho City, morning and even
ing. Fourth Sunday, Garden Valley
Will stop at the mining camps on my
way to Garden Valley. Christmas
tree in the NJ. f. Church on the even
ing of the 9th. Watch night meet
ing Oh the evening of the 3lst. The
public are invited to attend all these
services. l.. n. b. ANDERSON,
Pastor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Inc Caldwell Tribune, twenty
Tour column weekly, has made its APP
pearance. 1t is bright, sprightly
sheet, published and edited by w. J.
Ouddy, who, in his salutatory, says,
There was necessity for it, hence
lt' existence. Politically, the Tribune
Will be independently fact, very
much so. Another motive in starting
'ne Tribune is, to make money for its
owner The paper is very neat typo
graphically, and is very literally pat
fonlzed by the business men of Cald
we'll, Judging from the ads.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14
The Secretary of the Treasury has

The Secretary of the Treasury has
sent word to Spaulding, Assistant
Treasurer, at San Francisco, to have
$4,000 in ten cent pieces coined at
San Francisco, SO as to satisfy the de-
mand for subsidiary silver there. He
also informed Spaulding that he would
send him, $4,000 in five-ccnt nickles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14
PHOGEeATgME FOR CEgRls. MEF-
FERRIS BAE,E,


!. Quadrille. Oregon Short Line.
2. Quadrille.. C. MefFert's Best
.. W altz. .... Garden Valley.
4. Waltz. Van Wrinkles Big
Shoe Dance. Not Rip, but
his 4lst cousin Of G. V.
.. Quadrille. The Old Boys Set
Hoaryhedanbaldicus hoedown.
8. Quadrille. Hilarious Hoodlum's
MISUNDERSTANDING fantastic
didoes, gracefully executed.
z. Schottische. Turnemloose, la
Pat Glennon.
s. Schottische-A of ANA
teurs-heavy fastastic fall of
flying feet with ungentle Gid
ings forward and back.
9. Quadrille Lancers.
10. Cotillion. !. Centerville.
IL. Varsouvienne. Dot Frow ov
mine
-. Quadrille Wedding Set--for-
lorn and hip-Aopped gents Of
OF all ages and conditions pos
itively excluded.
10. Varsouvienne. What Time is il:
IA. Quadrille Oh! How NJ T and
Hungry | am!
Form DOUBLE RANKS! FoRwARI
MARCH! CHARGE ON DINING Room!
FIRE AND FALL BACK IN LINE!
/. Quadrille, ] feel fuller and mucl
better.
2. Quadrille. The Freeforall
3. Waltz. Pretty as a pic-handle
Waltz Quadrille.
}, 5. Quadrille. We won't Let u
till the Crimson Dawn of Nor
Floods the East, and We Sto'
in Another Feast.
9 6. Quadrille, Wake up Boys, BIZ
Don't Make Noise Lancer
z. Schottisehe, The Light Fanta.
tic Clod-Hopper.
s. Mazourka, Beautiful Bellies, {
Boise County.
8. Quadrille, Dan Tucker, who is
Twin Brother Of George, Fir
e Mayor of Hogem.
n 10. Quadrille, Hogem Fellows t
r II. Polka, Thought Strikes y
: with Force and Suddenness.
: -. Waltz Cotillion.
e is. Come, Let us "Smile."
Z IA. Quadrille, ''Slap, Bang, He
S We are Again, Such Jol
Jakes are We"
Is. Schottische, I'm Tired Now a
. Likewise Sleepy.
: lG. Double Scotch Reel, ''Col
tumble Me into My Sma
Sized Bunk"
as ~
:. II. Quadrille, Somewhat. Tam
Down.
! Is. Varsouvienne, ''Foot-steps, sc
To ly Gliding"
10. Waltz, Final W hrl W lth
ne Girl, ''Who is all the W hlr
er to Me-" and More Besides.
% Ouadrille. "Home, Sweet Hon
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

joseph CRANK an old resident of
Oregon has found a silver quartz
ledge forty miles from Hepner, in the
Blue Mountains, that assays $22 so
per ton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

al 1rE is short" moralizes the poet.
H. can sympathize with life. We're
) +oo-about five feet four.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Dement'S for the month, z, and for
the Academic year, 10, renewed, );
remaining, Z.
Monthly reports are made during
the Academic year only, from Oct.
LIST to May 3lst.
The scale OF marks for Rotations
and exercises ranges from to o.
The mark 2.5 represents the mlnim-
UNI Of proficiency, and cadets whose
final average for the term or year in
anv branch falls below that mark are
deficient in that branch. Whenever
cadet Of the second class shall have
200 dement's in any Academic yeal
he will be reported to the Navy De-
partment as deficient in conduct.
1t will be seen that the conduct Of
Idaho's cadet is very good, and thai
his marks are all above the minimum
of proficiency.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14
aana-,,Y Of ypcal-1ties .

:, nvg11, two months old, has a
,,lation of 800.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

JAS, PRICE and Jas. Freeman have
sgone up to go to work in the North
#ern Light mine, west extension OF the
Sub Rosa, and owned by Thos. Bar
Dry. They will lengthen a tunnel
which is already in $50 feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Mas. c. S. KINGSLEY, who has been
hown to the capital for sometime on
a visit to her son and daughter-in-law,
hNr. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley, re-
kurDed home the other day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

JAS. MoR1ARTY, Agent OF W els
FARGO & Co., at this place, went down
to the Capital yesterday and VIII return
tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

WE are pleased to learn that Hon.
John Haley, who has been quite I'M
we'll for some time, is fast recovering.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Mrs. Fox, wife Of Louie Fox, oil
PIacerville, came up Oh "Wednesday 8
s+ona from Wood River, and went to
PIaceryilie Yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Mn. KINGSLEY has fourteen or flf-
teen subscribers to the Library Fund,
each subscriber putting in $40. One
hundred and forty or one hundred
and fifty dollars is the amount he
started to raise, and he has succeeded
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Nose KEMPNEE made the trip to
R.nner and back with his little sled,
Ind experienced no difficulty. Nose
Eavs snow is about five feet deep on
The summit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

creRaE HEARST, who has been un-
II for sometime, left last Tuesday
Con Francisco, in company with a
her. who came up the other day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

THREE hundred carloads OF coal
- received at Caldwell last month,
||.rs the Tribune, for railway and To-
Ii usa. and for Boise and other places.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Hon. JAS. II. HAwLEY made sale of
ian interest, fifty feet, in the Banner
mine the other day, to the Elmira
company, for $4,000. The interest
belonged to Fred. Bolelnan, of Walla
|Walla. Mr.. Hawley was given pow
|er Of attorney to sell
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Mn. J H. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
inp a gent, Al ark Row Times Building.
New York, is authorized TO contract tnr'
Advertisements in the WORLD At oW aesk
rutri
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

George w. Snow, with j. t. Nor
ban & Co., bankers, Blackfoot, has
pome to Ketchum to open banking
bnsiness, says the Keystone.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

Sissy received carload of Christ
mas goods Wednesday,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14
A Valuable Publication.

u
Each number of the WEST SHORE is an
improvement upon its predecessors and a
pleasant surprise to the subscribers. PRO i
gress'' is the publishers watch-word and I
perfection his aim. With its January num- /
Der the journal enters its tenth year, and
will then appear in AN entirely new dress
Of type, be generally remodclcd and have
eight pages added to its present size. More
attention will be devoted to general litera-
ture than formerly, and its artistic features
will also be improved The improvements
will make it almost indispensable 10 every
family in the Northwest. The Daily Or
egonian of November 81 speaks of it as
| follows: .The sketches are admirable
and the workmanship would do credit TO
any city in the Union. Well written de-
scriptlons of the scenery illustrated arc
| given, and the number also contains con-
else and interesting articles on mining,
agriculture, fisheries, transportation etc.
1t is exclusively an Oregon production,
and has done a great deal towards making
tho resources of the Northwest known
abroad, and having been devoted especial
ly to this work. Mr.. Samuel has just pur.
chased at large expense complete new
dress for his journal, and from !, view OF
The advance sheets of the January number
= it is deemed safe to assert that it will be
the handsomest work ever published in
a Oregon" The Northwest News of tho
28th says: THE WEST SHORE is recog
nized as the most powerful instrument il
drawing desirable immigrants and in ma
= king known abroad the resources of tht
e Pacific Northwest With the Januar,
It number it begins its tenth year, and will
# then be entirely remodeled and enlarged
and will be made far more attractive al
tistically and in its literary features
~ While it will continue to devote as nue.
e attention as formerly to the resources c
y our country it will enter more fully III
10 general field of literature. The improve
49, ments wi make of it journal tn;
+, should find its way into every countin
= room and family circle on the coast" b
all means secure this source of inform
i ton and pleasure for 1884 by sending
:, to the publisher, L. Samuel, Portland, 0
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

The boom regarding the Occur d.
Alene mines still continues, says the
Walla Walla Watchman. Hayes
city containes forty-two buildings,
and several are under way. Very
little work is being done OH the placer
mines at present. New placer dig
gings have been found Oh the North
fork, eight miles from Hayes City. A
party OF Frenchmen from Montana
made the discovery, and the first
washing cleaned up 512 of course
gold to nine pans of dirt. The loca-
tors named the place Montana Gulch.
Two quartz lodges were recently
struck on Pritchard creek, both veins
showing rich indications. Mr.. Sam
Hayes, after whom Hayes City was
named, noticed flock of prairie
chickens fly over his cabin on the 18th
ult., and took his gun and started af-
ter them. When about 200 yards
from the house his eye caught 6
promising outcropping, which he
stopped to examine, the result being
the discovery of a rich ledge of golc
bearing quartz. Hayes was Offered
5000 for the ledge, but refused tt
sell it. Although the placer digging
| are very rich, it is believed that quart
will prove the richness c. the district
E w. p. Orr, Young man who hail
? from St. Louis, has been to the mine
i, and is so we'll satisfied with the pros
\ pect that he now has eight carload
of goods and supplies at Rathdrui
awaiting transportation to the mines
: Orr informs the Spokane Falls Re
view that upwards of 5000 from S
) Louis alone will come out to til
mines next spring, and predicts tia
$4,000 men will be in the mountain
/ by the 18th of next July. He bast
his opinion on the fact that there hf
Y been nosgold excitement for year
Is and the new find is existing me
l. everywhere.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

[on,i- w eekly W orld.
-. DECEMBER II, 1883
M -
-ap Of 5peal-'ties,
nvar1. two months old, has a
soDuIation Of 900.
4 d 1rn is short moralizes the poet.
w. can sympathize with life. We're
bort too-about five feet four.
4 cr.peE HEARST, who has been I'M
i II for sometime. left last Tuesday
San Francisco, in company with a
.o4ber. who came up the other day.
Tupre hundred carloads OF coal
-, received at Caldwell last month,
d .rs tbe Tribune, for railway and 10
Il ,sa and for Boise and other places.
8 George w. Snow, with j. t. Nor
ron & Co., bankers, Blackfoot, has
lone to Ketchum to open banking
Business, says the Keystone.
q Mosa KEMPNER made the trip to
2.nner and back with his little sled,
Ind experienced no difficulty. Nose
laws snow is about five feet deep on
the summit.
81 Mas, c. S. KINGSLEY, who has been
SElown to the capital for sometime on
"a visit to her son and daughter-in-law
Nh. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley, re-
turned home the other day.
ID JAS, PRICE and Jas. Freeman have
gone up to go to work in the North
Sern Light mine, west extension of thu
Sub Rosa, and owned by Thos. Bar
ry. They will lengthen a TUNE
which is already in $50 feet.
R Hon. JAS. II. HAwLEY made sale O
& an interest, fifty feet, in the Banne
81 mine the other day, to the Elmir
company, for $4,000. The interes
M belonged to Fred. Boleman, Of Wall
81 Walla. Mr.. Hawley was given pow
M er Of attorney to sell
III THG Tribune is authority for til
statement that Caldwell is drawing a
M important trade from residents (
| Boise City by virtue Of her bett'
HI freight rates and liberality and ente
E prise Of her merchants, and that Sc
eral merchants report large sales Il
past week to parties from the Ow.
hee valley, Oregon, and Reynold
and Jordan valleys, Southern Idaho
E SAYS the ketchum Keyston
zones was assigned the affirmati'
side Of the question, "resolved tn
capital punishment should be abolis
ed" Since Sunday night he h
been In bad state Of perpleNity, e
identity IN a great struggle betwe
natural conviction and strenuous pr
icy. He has finally confessed.
wants the other side, bad! Sol
hoodlum walked off with his girl aft
. q nhnrnh :,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

JOHN McGulNNEss, Idaho's Naval
Cadet at Annapolis, for the month
ending Nov. "A, 1888, has received
the following marks and relative
standing, in the second class, of 45
members:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-14

The Idaho City Histrionics have
rehearsed couple of times-that is,
regular rehearsals, to say nothing Of
the spouting done on the side, single
handed, and sometimes by twos. We
dropped into this office the other night
after a vainless endeayor to chase
down small, inferior local, and heard,
when we reached Marcus corner, a.
terrific racket, a mingling of angry
voices, bingbang and followed by a
thumpetty- -thump sound as if
someone was getting badly walloped.
We rushed in. John Barry, a typo
in this office, was grabbing at an
invisible something and paving the
atmosphere in a ferocious manner,
and remarked something about loving
her madly, not wisely, but too well,
and julius Mautz was <ssashaying'
around, cutting up develish didoes,
and suffering with tremendous eff
fort to hoist something up his throat
which, when it came up and out and
struck the atmosphere, was badl,
broken up, and sounded like $3.50 d
d-d-d-d | Ispent t-t-t-t-t doldol-dol
dollars on her fo-fo-fo sing-ing-ing
school. We took Julius by the nap
Of the neck and the biggest part o
his breeches and walked him out int
the street with the ease of a Samp
son or John l.. Sullivan. Then cam
II back and proceeded to walk John on
in the same manner, remarking tina
l. we didn't allow any fighting in thi
,. ink-mill, and if he had desire t
fight it out he could do SO in til
P street. John explained that the
n were rehearsing their parts, and til
W Observation-Disclosures bushes
belonged to the play. Then we cal
1t ed julius back and apologized.
JOHN McGUINNEss, Idaho's Nav
Cadet at Annapolis, for the mon
of ending Nov. "a, 1888, has receive
the following marks and relati'
stondino.. in the second class. of :
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-05
latsrea D;.fsreh Asd.

ia ca8o he all.
"You think that many of the bright
things You hear" said Mr.. Emery
S;o.rs. as lie loo.isl ont from his win.
dow in the Leland. ARE the sc,ntilla-
tons OF genius which will not down. In
few cases this is 20. But let me tell
you that in o majority Of instances /
have found that these smart things are
pretty we'll matured before they arc
turned loose. The average after.dinner
talker or colloquis. is like the pro-
fessional highwayman. He never goes
out unsrmod."