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Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-27
Sheshone Wonders.

The Shoshnne Falls ssnge line ii CIR.
ryin9 passengers from shoehono to tho
Falls. a distance Of twenty five miles. In
thron hours and ten Einntes, changing
horncs at Sage Brush Grove. There liz
. good roadway. and under the guidance
% Jos- Sullnway, mn old time Knight Of
the whip. the trip Ia now made III good
shape by leaving town nj IA. NJ. nrriy.
ing ut 10 o'clock, and spending the first
day on the west side Of the River view.
ing tho main falls, the Dome. the Eagle.s
Nest, fhs Locomotive Tunnel, the Nat
sirai Bridge. Diann's Bath. aud the rock
scenery on that side OF the river. Re-
turning for suppcr. II d moonlight night.
y rsmbie along the cliffs, viewiHx the
beautiful Bridal veil, With its silver
sheen, resembling tho fall Of fll,ny lace.
the Wild Horse Falls, with its spray be-
tween. Then. after enjoying natures
calm tepose, under the charge OF Char
ley Waigamott, who caters "a the visitor
with the best he has, the second day
After hrsakfast Of front. and Nh Idaho
&ppetite ~ relish the tourist takes
Arowboat and goes up the river to the
mouth OF Devils Corral. with boatmnn
and guide. through Echo Canyon, the
moat wonderful echo In the warid an
swerinR to tho voice u the vnyageur;
then. crossing. you take the foot trail to
the Twin or Upper Falls. a cut of which
appears IN this issue. This rip ex,ib-
IT. one Of the grandest lock formations
kno~n To the tourist, aud cannot be
described. but must be soon. journal.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-27

Mrs. Wheeler, ON Firth street, ono
block vert Of Main, II prepared to do I'LL
kinds Of repairing, cleaning aud prass-
Ing 81 suits and guarantees sattsfaction
to Ill. jule-1n
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-27

~ are rrscteai Mechanics. 10 our own
wefs. and tiu2rAa.es Satisfaction IN sil jobs.
ynss q. ri.KMiSo 4 HANNA
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-27

All kinds Of Work tn Our Linn win be done
Promptly and IN the Bast Manner known to
, 1884-07-23

1t appears from kilograms received in
st. Thomas that the health authorities in
Porto Rico had established a Quarantine
against st. Thomas, because the latter
port was supposed not to have taken anv
precautions against the introduction Of
cholera by vessels from the French Medi.
|terranean ports, Where cholera is now nre.
vdiling. On this the Bulletin of Thursday
last remarks
" are pleased to notice that our Omar.
antinc Commission has, since some DAYS. de.
cldcd that all arrivals Of steamers and sail.
ing vessels from France shall be placed nm.
der >ppcIaI observation, and hose on which
amy eases have occurred to create slspi.
elon shall be subject to quarantine; all
clotul"g, mail matter, &c, from surh arr walls
shall be thoroughly tumigated. The fore.
gong has been submitted to the Govern.
ment by the Quarantine Commission. but
We"pine as these matters have to I've sent to
81. CroiX for confirmation, the official mott.
flea. i0n herr0f has not as yet been sent in
for publication meanwhile we would call
the atten ion Of the "Junto superior SAM.
dad' of Pio. Rico TO the foregoing. in or.
der to SHOW that our Quarantine commits.
sion is in no way behind hand in its pre-.
cautions to avert danger from this com.
munty.7
, 1884-07-23

be produced in large quantities and he
easily accessible for cutting, the plant may
yield from $50 to 800 an acre every wear
The leaves ought not to be less than a
yard lcng when cut. By using small can.
vas bags to protect the hands the prickjv
leaves may be easily handled.
1t is not necessary to cut awav the
prickles in order to dispose of the leaves
at the Factory, which will be a regular
buyer Of any quantity brought to it at the
rat" mentioned above.
am. Sir, your obedient Servant,
EGGERS.
, 1884-07-23
TrCderil1stcd
Passengers Left.
Christiansted q.

&n1lSIlSt1lSIeN.
July 2lst.-Per schooner "~VigiIant' for
st. Thomas-LawAe Z. Lemmiug, Mr..
James Frederik, Planter L. SIuer, wife
and child, Daniel B~erridge.
Per sloop "Willing Maid" for St. john
Hester Moth.
Frederilzsted.
July 21St.-Per schr. "Petrel' for ST.
Thomas-MiSs NJ. Todman, Mrs. Howell,
Ernst Mills, Francesca Ignachiti-Per Schr
E'Atlantic"-Mary Peterson and cousin
Sarah Ventor, Cathrine L%agarde, Rosa
Martin and consin Rosamond Roberts,
Ferdinand Williams. Julianna Joshua ard
child, Martha Rodgers and daughter Mary
King, Charlotte Hendriksen, aud cousins
Julia Jackson. and Ietline Mohee, Chris
tian Monday and cousin WIN. Montetiore,
George Hodge, Cornelius Simons, judy
Gaspar, Mary Maduro.
For Europe via st. ThOmas-Mr. B,
OReily.
, 1884-07-23

ST. THOMAS STATION.
New York, July 1Gth.-It is announced
that The Royal Mail Steamer Company,s
contract With the British Government has
been extended for Il period Of six months.
Paris dispatches sta G that a number Of
Abstain students in that city pnllrd down
the German flags which were being dis.
play ed ON the occasion Of the National
tete. President Ferry has given an ex-
PLANTATION OF The circumstance, the German
press is turiouSIy demanding satisfaction.
At a meeting Of British peers to consi,
der what course 10 pursue with regard
to the franchise bill, it was resolved to
accept the advice Of The Marquis of Sails.
bury to reject the measure, unless the
promised scheme for the redistribution of
seats should be FIRST explained.
The Llbcra! plcsS.is urging AN agitation
for tile reform Of the House Of Lords to
suit the modern condition Of England.
London, July lGth.-Thc stock of sugar
at the four home ports ON the 12th instant
was 49J,0U0 toms as against 300, 600 tons
for the corresponding period last year.
New York. july I7th.-Paris dispatches
announce that the Count de Paris has sent
TO Ihe Duke de Charities two thousand
pounds for The relief Of the sufferers by
the cholera.
The Ministers of the interior and com.
merce have arrived at Toulon, in which
place several of HE city officials nave died.
In reference TO the hauling down of the
German flags at the French National f6te,
Prince Bismarck acknowledges that some
Germans had inSultcd the French flag be-
fore the AlSatian students resented it.
London adviceS state that an accident
has occurred on the Manchester and Shelf
field Railway whereby twenty persons
were killed.
Intelligence from Cairo reports that
King John of Abyssinia is prosecuting the
French Missionaries since the conclusion
Of the treaty with England.
New York, July 18th.
Flour per brl., ST. Lawrence brand E5.O5
Meal, best Brandywine, per bril-, $50 to 81
NJ. Pork, per Dbl, Sl54
New Seasons Pork per bol S164
Snoor Crystals per. ID, 5 to 81.
Fair to good refining pr 70 5 to 81
Gu q Centrifugal, Max. & 5-16th Min. 81
English Islands MolaSSes, 20 to II cts.
Exchange, New YOrh and London, s4.S43
London, 18th.
Demerara Crystals percwt. FL 0s
suco. Cd.
Muscovado per cwt., go 12s 81.
Clayed Havana, No.12, G3 los Gil
at10at.
Demerara Rum per gallon, Is Cd.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. G3 1Ss. Cd.
ConSolS 1909 to I00B
Bank of EnglandRate of Discount 2 pct.
Liverpool Cotton Middling Upland, p.lb g.
TO 81
3 per cent Rentes in Paris FOs. Ts .25.
, 1884-07-23
s.. Thomas, July 18th 1884.
To the Editor Of Mail Notes.

To the Editor Of Mail Notes.
Sir,-From the notice sent You to day
for insertion i'll Mail Notes You will per.
ceiye chat the Factory at Bolongo is pre-
pared TO purchase leaves Of the Pinguin
(Date) in any quantity at the rate of $1.25
per ton.
AS the Pinguin may become a regular
source OF profit to a number of people, it
might perhaps be of use to call attention
TO the following facts:
The Pinguin is found commonly all over
these islands and is easily propagated by
suckers.
When planted in regular rows SO as to
, 1884-07-23

His Excellency the GOVERNOR left here
on Monday for ST. Thomas, in the schooner
FigiJant
, 1884-07-23

ALE og Enhvcr, dermaatte have
tj Noget at fordre paa afgangno
ugift ADRIANNA DARDIS 30
indkaldcs herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmoldo og bevisiig-
gj0re deres Kray for mdertognodo
Skifteret,
Ligelcdes indkaldes med Aars o.
Days Varsel den Afd5des Aryingcr
efter Loven til at anmcIde % lo@i-
timere sig for undertcgncdo Skif,
teret.
C%hristiansteds skifteret, ST. CroiI, den
22de JUL 1854.
II. HINSCIIELLD
, 1884-07-23

-
Friday next, the 25th inst, is the day
set apart as Il day Of prayer at the com
ntncpmrnt Of the hurricane season. AS
such, the day is annually observed in sever
al OF our churches; bat ON this occasion
the service in the Lutheran Church in
Ch~riAtianStrd, the full name Of which is
the "Chulch Of the Lord OF ab@oth", will
have a special and unusual interest, as it
Will be the J0th anniversary Of the conSe-
Grafton Of the Church, by the Ravd. }. X.
DAGGER. There will b. Divine service in
Danish at 10 O'clock and in English at ,.
On account Of Rev. Frilber9's illness there
VII be no evening service. In the mora
ing and afternoon services there Will be
special prayers for the occasion, and in
each service an address viii be delivered
by the Ervd. L. V. lose, pastor of the
Church. The BpNd. has. Branch Of the
English Church, and the Revd. b. Romig
Of The Moravian Church have promised to
be present and rake part in the English ser,
vice ut , O'Clock. Mr.. Lose leaves The next
day for st. Thomas, where he is to hold
Divine service the tW0 following Sundays.
4 meeting Of planters and others was
held 1T McGIlHty's Hall in F~ledtrikStrd
on Saturday afternoon to consider what
conid lie done under the present c.isiS in he
sugar market and lab0ur market. The
meeting was 1IGrIy attended by iuluru-
tldl planters and other gentlemen directly
Interested i'm the sugar cultivation. Capt.
WlIlaId spoke Of present difficulties, the
need OF united action and proposed that an
agricultural association should be formed.
he gentlemen present proceeded to elect
4 president, vice president and committee,
r., 1yl.4,- AHg,vf.i lo ,,4.,o4,l th., -, T. ~
, 1884-07-23

Auction. !
49, III Vi E1~e

"A the request of Christiansted's
&sS Dealing Court as administer
ing the Bankrupt Estate Of Mr..
PETER JORGENSEN, retailer,
will be offered for sale at a public
Auction, to be held on the property
No. 1 Hospital Street in Christian
sted on WEDNESDAY the 30th
July next at l o'clock ?. III. his well
kept
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14


VIC viii scare the Republicans so badly that
they won't have any time to starroute In
diana or tackle Payne's oil barrel combina-
ton in Ohio. We have been fighting against
big odds out there for years, and are getting
the Republican majority down so close that
we think the state is debatable ground in this
campaign"
who will the Republicans nominate for
GOVERNOR
"'Roaring' Dick Oglesby, without doubt
They have no use for young men Ike Ham
ilton. Oglesby has been shaking the bloody
shirt at all the Grand Army of the Republic
camp fires in tie state, and you know that is
a bic card with the old liners in Illinois
think Oglesby will be nominated"
Who is likely to be tie Republican presi
Dental choice in your slater
IF Logan has no show it will be Arthur oil
Lincoln. Both are popular OF course Logan
Las the edge
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14
sharon and Miss Hiii.

SAN Francisco, Cal, March 14-In the
Sharon divorce case Frank Rodney, cousin
of the plaintiff, testified that the evening be-
fore Sharon's arrest iii September last he &C.
companied Miss Hill to the Palace hotel, and
heard her say to Sharon, you know, senator,
am your lawful welded wife, although you
have told some of the best people in the city
am only your mistress, and that the senator
denied the accusation. The witness swore
the alleged marriage contract vas the same
document he had seen in December, 1851.
Miss Hill, the plaintiff, testified in her own
behalf. She said she first conversed with
Sharon in the spring Of 1880 He said he had
heard was a stock sharp, aud that if
would come to his Office he would give NE
some points. l gave him $500 to
invest. He always talked love to me
When I went to his office be
said he Nantei me to love him.
if l would let him love me he would give m
$1,000 a month and a house told him ht
uiStook the woman and that millions could
not buy NE. He said he was only teasing me
that he loved me better than any one since
his wife died, He proposed secret mar
riage, but resented the proposition"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14

WASHINGTON CITY, March I4-The house
committee on foreign affairs considered the
action of Prince Bismarck upon the Lasker
resolution. Mr. Phelps proposed that a re-
port be submitted to the house declaring in
effect that tie wise course of the secretary Of
state had relieved the house from
the necessity of any further action.
Mr.. Eaton said the act of Bismarck was
an insIlt, ard as such should be Fe-
scented in terms which would leave no doubt
otis emphatic dkapprovsl > variety Of
views intermediate between those Of Mr.
Phelps and Nr, Eaton, who represented the
extremes were expressed by other members
Of the committee. Suggestions were made
that the words conde inning the act of the
German chancellor, should be accom-
panied by expressions of regard
for the German nation Mr. Rice
said that while he believed the state depart
ment had left the matter in the best possible
position, yet as the insult had been directed
to the house Of repressn tatives, that body
should express In digniile! terms its resent
mont The matter, be thought, ought to be
loft entirely with the department of state.
Further consideration CT she subject was re-
fsrTsd to q. subcommittee, cDnsis ting Of
Aesss. Curtin, Eaton, Phelps aud Rice
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Elk enator Simon Cameron csle
brated in florida his S5th birthday
Dr. Lunsford P Yandell. the we'll
known physician, died suddenly atLouisvi!Ie,
aged A.
The deficit in the indirect taxes in
France'for January and February amount
10 Il, 50o, go francs
The Irish justices in opening the
nssizss agree that there has been gratifying
diminutiou Of crime.
c. J. Hanks dry-goods house at Peru,
HIS, was closed by the sheriff The liabili-
ties are placed at $50 900
There are 2l9 students at the Texas
state university. thirty Of them young women,
who are claSsed with tho men
Only seven persons attended meet
ing in San Francisco called for the purpose
of organizing cremation society.
The yield Of lard in Cincinnati this
season is reported at Il. 40, oo9 pounds, a d.
Crease Of J, s96, 90 pounds from last season.
Henry Longhoff, Y years old, living
a. Fort Atkinson, Wis, hanged himself be
cause he believed attempts were being made
to defraui him Of his farm
Fire at Aliegan, Mich, Wednesday
destroyed tweniy-three stores. Peck's bank
the Sherman house, and TIRES newspaper Of.
fees involving a total loss of S35) $50,
1t is stated that two Scotchmen, re
Gently arrived, c ,rried the germs OF the foot
and mouth disease in their clothing, Gs they
had been herdirg infected cattle in Scotland
4 youth is under arrest in Philtdel.
phia charged with stealing money fro lis
| mother and geese from his neishbers for the
| purpose Of purchasing a wedding ring for his
| sweetheart
In opposition to the wishes of the
supporters OF Blaine, the Maryland hepub
| hcan committee decided to have the delegates
| to the Chicago convention elected by distric,
| conventions,
Stradous WOODEN mills, Hendley q
belt factory, the Felt Boot company's works
and other manufacturing establishments at
Grand Rapids were consumed, involving a
total loss of 100000.
It is said that William H. Wander
| bilt is afraid to trust himself in the hands o.
q strange barber He is shaved every day
by an old German barber, Jacob Aber. wht
shaved Fernando Wood for over thirty years
4 bill has been introduced in the
| legislature of Massachusetts which prohibit,
the exhibition Of deformed persons who ar
minors or insane, and of persons who have
an appearance of deformity produced b.
| artificial means.
| The venerable Rev. Mr.. David Win
tiers, Of Dayton, Ohio, recently married hi
| i,9S0th couple, and after the ceremony wish Z
the bride as much happiness as had been tn,
lot of her good father and not less estimabl
grandfather, at whose wedding he had hat
the pleasure of officiating.
The st. Louis cemetery at New Or
leans was invaded recently by parties win
| unscrewed the marble slabs covering MANI
tombs, and great storm blew the loosene,
slabs in all directions. It is thought tn
men intended to enter the tombs with tn
hope of finding jewelry and valuables whic
it was form er custom to inter with tn
dead
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14

john Roach i,a typica, pra;oetiomst-
he walks one way with his mouth and
way with his legs. He wants To build up
American Industry by high protective
laws, but when he was before the ways
and means committee, after trying to
dodge he was reluctantly Obliged to admit
that last yrag he imported 10000 tons Of
Spanish iron ere, and did 50 because it
was the cheapest" This sample protec-
ZIONIST also employs the cheapest labor he
can get. NJ one can blame him for
either buying cheap ore or hiring cheap
labor, but he is to be blamed for his bla-
tant hypocrisy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14
Slight Odds.
A LATHE Story with Large Moral,-One
Man who Knew his own Business.

Bian VINO anew his own BUSINESS.
NO. my dear" said the venerable keeper OF a
country store to a timld little girl whose head
scarcely came up TO the counter, No, my dear,
haven't any req flannel. but we have some first
rate New Orleans molasses = Softly limiting that
she didn't think that would answer the purpose
quite as well, the child went away in search OF the
article she wanted
"IIaye you BEFSoS.s CAPCISE PLASTERs, -
asked gentleman of certain drcggist whose
uama could be given were it desired. Il am trou-
bled just now with touch of my old friend, the
lumbago, and the Benson's Plaster seems to 60
the spot almost as soon az it touches the skin.
Not at present" replied the druggist genially,
'but we have lots Of plasters just as good, There
| is Alcock's the Capsicam and others-won't one
Of them do just as welF'
My dear sir" retorted the gentleman. with O
| slight show of temper. Il sly nothing against
| those articles. but am q business man, and al,
ways ask fer precisely what want, and for moth
ing else. may cnlighten You, however when !
say that sometime ago, for another disease,
which the Capcne has since cured me, tried all
those you mention, with no apprcciable benefit
| Theyare Inefficient, every one of them, the mean
est act of the propriefors Of some of them being
this; that they make plssters with similar sound
| ing names to deceive the unwary into believing
| theyare the same thing. Experience taught me
the difference. I'll 60 to the next man in your line
Good day"
Be on your guard dsainst limitations. The gen
uine has the word CAPCINE cut eleanly in III,
middle of the plaster. All others are impositions
seabury & Johuso5l. Chemists. New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14

The practicability Of artesian wells as a
source Of water supply for villages has
just been very satisfactorily demonstrated
in South Evanston. in Cook county By
boring to a depth of 600 feet powerful
flow of pure, fresh water has been oh
tanned. which is now being distributed
through the streets in underground iron
pipes TO the residents of the village, and
that, too, without pumping works OF
ether machinery, the natural force power
Of the well itself being sufficient for all
practical purposes The water flows at
the rateof $50 gallons a minute. The
expense of boring the well was only So
800, and South Evanston is assured Of as
good AMI cheap water supply as any
community in the west
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, March l4-The score
tary Of the Agricultural department Of the
state has received advices by telegraph of
the existence Of several cases of the dreaded
foot and mouth cattle disease in Efingham
county. There being no person in charge of
the governors office, owing to the absence OF
both Governor Hamalton and Gen. Reece,
his secretary, the particulars have been tele-
graphed to the governor in Chicago.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, March IA meeting
of business and stock men in this vicinity
vas held here to consider the cattle disease
in Woodson and other counties Of the state.
Resolutions were adopted indoysing the
action Of Governor Click SO far taken, and
urging him to take every possible means te
stamp out the disease, pledging him hearty
support in any action he may deem necessary
to accomplish that object.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14
Elevator Grain. shovel Patents,

WASHINGTON CITY, March IA The house
committee on patents heard arguments in re
gard to the extension of the patent on the
elevator grain shovel, 50 largely used it
Buffalo in unloading grain from lake vessels.
1t is announced that the result of the argu
ments is that the committee have decided
20 report adversely upon the petition OF
the patentees upon the general grounds
first, tue patsnteas have bsea already suffi.
GENTLY rewarded for their invention BY the
monopciies heretofore enjoyed by them, the
last Of which expired in 1882; second, the
renewal Of the monopoly would operate as a
charge OF lax upon grain to the extent Of the
royalty to be paid. The petitioners were
represented b. Messrs. George Tcknor Cur.
tiSs and A W, Bishop and their opponents
by Messrs Morgan and Firth.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14
VERY REMARKABLE RECOVERY

MIR, Geo. V. Willing. of Manchester
Mich, writes: my wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless thai
she could not turn over in bed alone
She used two bottles of Electric Bitters
and is so much improved, that she is now
able TO do her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that il
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi-
monials attest their great curative powers
Only fifteen cents bottle at Harlz
Bahnsen's
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14
New York World.


The equestrian statue Of Gen. Bolivar,
which the oyernmsnt Of Venezuela will pre-
sent shortly TO the city, is now finished in the
workshops of Messrs- Henry & Bonnard on
Mercer street, The statue is Of bronze and
represents the general on his horse leading
his soldiers to battle. He holds the reins in
his left hand and in his right is his sword,
with which he Joints to the enemy. The
artist is Raphael de la Cova. The statue was
begun three months ago and cast in sections.
which Were afterwards put together. The
Venezuelan minister recently visited tbs
workshops and said That the statue would bs
officially presented TO the city at an early
date. 1t will probably be placed in Contra.
park. 1t is eleven and half feet in height,
and the pedestal six aud half feet in length
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-14
POLITICS IN ILLINOIS.
A Denosratic Politician Gives some
Information Thereon.

WASHINGTON CITY, March 14-Mr. J. B.
Irwin, member of the Illinois Democratic
state committee and clerk 10 Springer's COM
mittee, arrived from Illinois, where he has
been in attendance on tle Democratic COM
mittee meeting. He thinks Col. Nor
rison will have his own way
in Illinois. Mr.. Irwin says: hen
Oberly, chairman of our state committee,
was here, working for the convention at Chi
cago, Morrison told him if Tilden would &C
cept the nomination he lMorrison) would not
be candidate land as 900 out Of every 900
Democrats in our state favor the old ticket,
guess Morrison will get his own way once
without any opposition. Illinois will un-
doubtedly cast her vote in the Chicago con-
vention for Tilden and Hendricks, if there is
the least intimation that Mr.. Tilden wants
the nomination or will accept it if rendered"
aDo the Democrats have any idea they can
carry Illinois this yeGrs'
"We1, YES. We think that with Tilden
and Hendricks for leaders, and Mayor Har-
risen, OF Chicago, for governor, supported
~ . -ooi state ticket, we can. If we don't,