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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13
The Voice Of the Mormons.
Idaho Reporter.

Idaho Reporter.
The appeal of Brother Spence to
the citizens of North Idaho Gin his
issue of October 3Oth) is that of a
person in dispair, realizing the validity
of the election law, and the pfinci-
pies of the institution of which he is
member, being of such character
that the citizens of both political par
ties in southern Idaho have united
against this law defying organization.
He, as the political representative of
the chucr hin Idaho, assures the peo-
pie of the north that they can accom-
plish all their desires. How? By
giving them, the Mormons, a few turns
at the grlndstone, admitting that they,
the Mormons, have axes to grind, and
believe in the principles of neither
party, but will for consideration vote,
if they can, for any candidate select
ed, be he Democrat or Republican.
Has Bro. Spence considered that it
would require an act of Congress to
annex the northern portion of our
Territory to that of Washington?
For twenty years they have been true
to the Democratic party in what way?
So long as they, the Mormons, could
use the Democratic voters for their
self interests they claimed to be
Democrats. As soon as the true
Democrats discovered their political
deceit and treachery, and no longer
allow themselves to be used as dupes
to help the upbuilding of theocracy
in Idaho, they cry out we have been
stabbed in the back, we are no longer
Democrats but simply Mormons with
axes to grind, and ask you true loyal
citizens of the north to give us few
turns at the grindstone, help us to
again get our foot on the neck of your
fellow citizens. You need not care,
you can rid yourself of your Mormon
foes. We in return for all this will
boost you into Washington Territory.
You will soon be great State and
Mormonism will never encroach upon
you. No one but member of this
order of Mormonism would have the
cheek to offer such direct insult to
a people as the editor of the Southern
Idaho Independent has to the citizens
of the north in asking them for help
to build up this theocracy, in asking
for your support in their defiance of
the laws of our country, and in ask
ing you to sustain them in their crimes
and reasonable utterances, against
the Government of the United States.
1t is an injustice, claimed by this
Mormon organ, that the citizens of
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

lhe following appointments were
4ue Oy the president on the 9TH inst:
James A. Bayard, of Maryland, to
secetarY Of Arizona.
'aeph 9. stranghan, of Indiana,
VI encouragement of Idaho.
James Dawson, of Colorado, to be
r'eyor-general of Colorado.
|''an Hlse, of Arizona, to be sur
F!'''general of Arizona.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

The president has issued procla-
patton calling upon the people of
Washington territory who are taking
Part the anti-Chinese movement.
| deslst, and dispense and 60 to their
Zones, else the military power of the
nlted States will be invoked to
aA'aln the peace and dignity there
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

Iris stated that an effort will be
made in Congress the coming winter
10 increase the perdiem of members
cf the Territorial Legislatures to sc
l day. and the speaker of the House
bnd President of the Council to IS
per day. The salary will then be
bone too large.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

We have just received a full line
|fmens, boys, youths, ladies', misses
|nd children's arctic overshoes and
|ubber sandals; also boys, youths and
|hldren's rubber boots; also ladies'
Feece-lined rubber bottom button
EATERS; also rubber coats. Prices
|Esy down. CAVE g. HILL.
Idaho City, Nov. 10th. 1885.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

If the Petaluma Courier is not to
be disbelieved, when preacher of
that town was on trial before the
church, one of the members express
ed the intention to stand by him ''nn-
til hell freezes OYER"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13
Southern Idaho should organize an

Southern Idaho should organize an
anti Mormon party in opposition to
this theocraey, the enemies Of our
free institutions and the union Of
Church and State. They have raised
the cry of Republican trickery to
gain control of the offices, and have
cried wolf! wolff for the purpose Of.
regaining the sympathies OF Demo-
Gratis here, but to-day Democrats and
Republicans are hand-in- hand as anti
Mormons, and as such will continue
in the work. believing that we have
the sympathy and will get the sup
port OF all good men in north Idaho.
ANTI MORMON DEMOCRAT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

The Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line shortened their freight
train time between twenty-four and
thirty-six hours from Council Bluffs
to Huntington.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

The proposed State of Dakota has
adopted as its motto, "By God the
People Ruie." Well, suppose they
do, It dossn't Jock wei. to swear about
it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

For 60 days we will sell Mems
Pants, Suits and Overcoats at Cost
ior cash only. We mean business.
Myer & Smith.
SEPT 18th, God.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

A. B. MoRRELL and John Lamber-
ton are digging ditch in Lewis
gulch to carry water to ground which
they propose to work next spring.
While working the placers they will
save the float quartz that is plentiful
there and is literally filled with gold.
They have hopes of uncovering the
ledge from which the float floated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

Oh! you mince pie eaters, we have
raisens, currants, citron and all kinds
OF spices to make that delicious mix
ture. CAVE & HILL.
Nov. 10, 1885.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

MAJ. 10. Huston was appointed
Mayor of Boise City the other day.
Nayor Hasbrouck resigned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

tbs Statesman says there are
syenty-fve prisoners in the Peni-
ssutiary. Fourteen are U. S. prison
|prS
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s,upa,up Of 5aeal~itiss,

IN. MALoY slew bear the other
1sv on Meadow creek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

ANTI Chinese meetings continue to
y held in Portland.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
afraid the Stock Exchange players back
their skin with bets in grRln.

afraid the Stock Exchange players back
their skill with bets in grain.
The kind of quarantine that permits
vessel to come into port with one or more
OF her crew suffering from yellow fever, ia
not calculated To make New Workers feel
secure from cholera. The excuse that the
st0waway on the bark JOhn Gibson did
not show the fever symptoms until after
the ordinary period of incubation was
passed, is not reassuring, for why could
not this happen In the case Of cholera
The stOwawav IN question went stagger-
log through Battery Park followed by a
crowd of bowling children who thought
he was drunk, before he was overhauled
by the health officers. Hereafter, 1t is to
be presumed, the children who cOngre-
gate in Battery Park Will give staggering
sailors a wide berth.
The real, original, simon-pure ''MlkadOo
was presented from the authors libretto
and with the composers orchestration,
and under the auspices of the author and
composers agent, at the Fifth Avenue
theatre last night. It proved far funnier
and the music more taking than the un-
authorized version now being performed
at the Union Square theatre. Next week
the Standard theatre, the home Of the
GILBERT and sullivan operas, will present
"The Mikado'' with the care which has
distinguished it's previous productions.
With three IN kadOs" to see at once,
New Workers ought to be happy. ID.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
SPANS FIERY BLOOD.
An Anti G erman Demonstration Made
at Madrid.

MADRID, Aug. 23.-An anti-German
demonstration was begun in Madrid to-
day. AT 4 O'Clock 40, 900 persons assembled
on the Prado with banners and other
emblems. Speeches were made in Span
ish and French denouncing Prince Bis
marck's action in annexing the Carolines.
The chief speaker was a Spanish Colonel
In full uniform. No insulting reference
was made to Germany, but the rights of
spain were fully proclaimed. The pro-
cession marched through the chief streets
arOusing great enthusiasm.
AN EXCITING INCIDENT.
Opposite the Prime Minister'S palace
cheers were raised for the Premier, but
he did not appear, and the cheering
changed to bowling and whistling. Several
men scaled the balconies and planted the
national flag amid storm OF enthusiastic
cheers. All clubs, including the military
and the ArlstO, displayed banners. The
procession was headed by the Democratic
leaders.
1t did not pass through the street upon
which the German legation is situated.
At meeting of the military, Gen. Sala-
manca presiding, it was unanimously
agreed, amid intense excitement, to eX-
pei the German honorary members.
The demonstration was an orderly one,
about 100 curious people gathered in the
neighborhoOd of the German legation,
which was guarded by fifteen policemen.
The newspapers advocate firmness toward
Germany.
Senior Villaverde, Minister of the In
terror, who went to Granada recently,
took with him $4,000, which will be used
in relieving the cholera sufferers and in
establishing the hospitals and ceme-
teries.
BIsMARCK's COURSE.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-A cor espondent at
Berlin says that in consequence OF the
furore IL s ain Prince Bisnarck has or
dered the German ministers at the differ
ent foreign courts to hold over the notes,
ihtimating Germany's occupation Of the
CarOlines.
Prince Bismarck is surprised at the
prevailing excitement in Spain over the
Csrolines affair. 1t is thought that
compromise is probable, as Prince Bis
marck, 1t is said, will prefer to abandon
his claim to permanently offending Spain.
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JUDICIAL ATERCY FOR CHIL-
DREN.
A District Attorney Wants TO Prose-
cute, But the Judge FOrgives Them.

cute, But the Judge FOrgives Them.
From the Nsao York World.
LANCASTER, PA, Aug. 21.-In court TO-
day when the cases Of Eddie Gail, lar
ceny, and Willie Gall, malicious trespass,
were called, two little fellows, and 10
years old, made their appearance, led by
their father. Judge Patterson, looking
at the little boys, asked: "Who are
these childrenY The District Attorney
said: ''They are the defendants" The
Court inquired: "What have they done
and who arrested themP The District
Attorney replied: eddie took box OF
lIcorlce balls from the Pennsylvania rail-
road warehouse at Bird-in-Hand, and
Willie trespassed on the property OF the
railroad, and the railroad authorities are
the prosecutors"
Judge Patterson then sternly said: "The
railroad officers should be thrashed and
prosecuted Tor indicting those childran.'
Turning 10 their father he said: Take
your children home. Boys. behave YOUR
selves after this" And turning to the clerk
be said: ENTER nOlle prosequi In each
case"
The District Attorney exclaimed: ono,
you won't; not on my motion" The Judge
Insisted: "Clerk, do as lnstruct.v Tie
District Attorney stlll persisted that the
clerk should not enter the. order, and the
Court said: "Mr. District Attorney, slt
down. Enter the nolle proeequi 40 /
order" The clerk entered nOlles on the
record. and tho District Attorney declared
that be would have the matter tested by
full bench
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
THE O'LEARYs OF CHICAGO.
A Son of the Woman with a Cow of Fire
Fame Murders His Mistress.

A Son of the Woman with n Cow of Fire
Fame Murders His Mistress.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-Late last night, in
a sparsely populated section of the town
of Lake, Sarah Snyder, mistress OF Corne.
lius O'Leary, was shot and killed, and
Kate O'Leary, sister of the supposed MUIR
derer, was SO seriously wounded by
pistol shot that she will probably die. 1t
is thought to be almost certain that
OLeary killed his mistress and then
attempted to take the life OF his sister, as
shortly previous to the shooting the trio
were seen together drinking beer.
OLeary has not yet been found. The
wounded woman refuses to say anything
about the affair. The occurrence assumes
an historical aspect in that Cornelius
0'Leary is a son Of Mrs. OLeary, whose
fractIous COW kicked over the lamp that
started the fire that burned Chicago.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
A ROYAL SCION IN A BARN.
How a HostIer 1T Springfield Turned Out
to be q Nobleman.

How HOstIer at Springfield Turned Out
to be a NObleman.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Aug. 22. - While an
attendant in the Arcade music store was
playing on a piano near the doorway
man, rudely dressed and with the general
appearance of a tramp, after gazing visit
fully inside for some time, entered and
asked IL he might be allowed to
play on one of the pianos.
The clerk granted his request with
extreme reluctance, and seated him at the
poorest piano In the establishment. His
first touch Of the keys showed him TO be a
master of the instrument, and the abashed
attendant at once invited MIN to a better
plano. To the amazement Of those pros
ent the man played Beethoven's "MOon-
light Sonata" one Of the most difficult OF
concert solos, from memory, following it
up with Mendelssohn's "Capprlccio" In A
minor, and breaking down finally in sobs.
On-auestioning him 1t was learned that
bis name was Alexander Ignatz Hetska,
that he was a native OF Roumania, spoke
eight languages. and was related TO the
royal family Of Hungary. Coming TO this
country five years ago. he has since
worked as a common hOstler and railroad
section hand. He is very handsome, with
straight, Greek features, magnificent
mustache. and beautiful blue eyes.
The proprietor of the store at once en-
gagged his services and procured for him
new suit of clothes and n silk tie. Hetska
entertained large company last evening
with his renditions, which seemed not at
all marred by the fact that his arm was
recently broken while handling iron on
the railroad.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
RIsMARCK,s CorRsE.
SWEEP OF THE CHOLERA.l
Nearly 800 Deaths in Spain Yesterday
and 4.4S7 New Gases.

Nearly 1900 Deaths in Spain Yesterday
and 4,4S7 New Cases.
MADRID, Aug. 23.-To-day's cholera re-
turAs from all the infected districts in
Spain show total of A, ,4S7 new cases and
1 1913 deaths.
Throughout Spain yesterday there were
5,673 new cases OF cholera and /, ,723 deaths
from the disease, Since the beginning Of
the epidemic there have been 156. or cases
and 81, ,j21 deaths. During the twelve
hours, ended at O'Clock TO night, is new
cases and deaths we're reported in this
city and in the province, outside of the
city 11S new cases and 3S deaths.
DECREASING AT MARsEILLEs.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 23.-There was a
marked decrease in the cholera mortality
Yesterday. For "a hours 46 deaths were
reported At the PharO hospital s pa
tients died, IS we're admitted, 6 were dis
charged cured, and So remained under
treatment.
Forty-fve deaths from cholera were re-
ported here to-day. At the Pharo Hos
pltal 10 patients were admitted, 4 died, g
were discharged as cured, and 81 re-
main under treatment.
The cholera is assuming a form with
which the doctors are unable to cope.
The victims die suddenly without the Oc-
currence of diarrh9a or vomiting. The
patient feels a GOODNESS which cannot be
cOunteracted by the use OF reectives or
even by most violent friction. Two hours
after death the body becomes black AL
though the epidemic is not contagious it
is feared that 100 deaths daily will soon be
recorded.
AN ARTILLERYMAN SUCCUMBs.
ToULoN, Aug. 23.-Capt. Poisant,
I, cf43o
day Of cholera.
GIBRALTAR FREE FROM INJECTION.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 2S.-Clean bills of
health are now issued to vessels sailing
from here. There is no cholera at the
Spanish lines, and a two-days quaran-
tine established there by the Gibraltar
authorities has been abolished.
TRIEsTE's PRECAUTION.
TRIESTE, Aug. 23.-Vessels arriving
here from Gibraltar will be subjected to
ten days quarantine.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
A SEARCH FOR A BURGLAR.
Awkward Use of Firearms Causes a
Tragedy.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23.--An old and
drunken book agent called at the house OF
Col. j. II. Dewitt, near Sinai, in Ander-
son county, last night, and, finding the
light out, went around the side Of the
house and threw himself in a big dry
goods box to slumber. In falling into the
box he created terrible racket that
aroused the whole household. Col. De
Witt awoke and swore that burglars were
breaking into his store. He buokled on
his shooting irons and then aroused sew
eral neighbors. A lantern was secured
and put into the hands OF a Mr.. Brown.
They then surrounded the store and
made 'moYe upon the en-
trance. During the excitement
Of an anticipated bloody encounter
with a gang of desperadoes, Col. De Witt
accidentally DISCHARGED his pistol. the
ball striking Mr.. Levi Taylor, one OF his
own party, In the back. They were but a
few feet apart at the time, and the ball,
going on through, lodged I'm the front part
of his body. Brown, hearing the shot,
supposed fight was taking place, and
dropping his lantern caused 1t TO explode,
the burning oil being spattered over his
body and burning him in several places.
Taylor is mOrtally wounded. The book
agent slept soundly all the while, and was
not discovered until the mornings SUMS
rays beat down on his face as be lay ex-
posed IN the box and made him crawl
forth from his hiding-place.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
FEARS OF A FATAL DUEL.
CAN'T AND CONNELL BOTH AT
TALLULAH FALLS.

The Promised Reply Not in Yesterdays
Banner er-WRtchman-Death of q. M
Pennington, of Rome-SenatOr Craft
Dies mt His Home at HartweH.
ATLANTA, Aug. Sc. NJ. Pennington,
prominent citizen of Rome died in that
city this afternoon. Deceased surveyed
the Rome railroad, and, during long
residence there, was prominently con-
nected with building many railroads in
that portion of the State and in Alabama.
1t has been generally understood here
for some days past that Editor Cant, OF
the Banner Wdtchmdn, would, in to-day's
paper, reply to Representative Connelps
bitter attack upon him, and the arrival of
the Banner WdtcbDlaR was anXiously
looked for. When it came it was found
to contain nothing relative to Mr.. COnneli
or his attack. Tonight 1t is given out on
good authority that both are at Tai
lulah Falls. A friend of MIR.
Gantt's, just from Athens, says that
Mr.. CAN'T told him yesterday
that he was going to spend to-day at Tai
lulah Falls, and friends Of Mr.. Connell
here say that he left yesterday for the
purpose of spending the day at that place.
The meeting may be purely accidental or
1t may have occurred in accordance with
an arrangement to settle their differences.
The outcome Of the meeting may be
learned tomorrow. So tar as is known
here they have no acquaintance with
each other, as they are from distant parts
OF the State.
DEATH OF SENATOR CRAFT.
A telegram received here tonight an
nounced the death of Senator j. F. Craft,
who died at his home at Hartwell this
afternoon. Senator Craft represented the
Thirty-hrst district. He has been absent
from his seat the greater portion of the
regular session and all Of the adjourned
session on account of feeble health, the
privilege having been granted him to go
and return at his will.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
su7pension or the Current.

man GNg9' Aug. 23.-Edgar l.. Wake
4 was.i,,. i,lutr and manager of the Current.
y. fs,s' 3, lelioiical first issued here Dec.
tae p,1..l ,3'ulsnt sent a communication to
ii0p T6giS, announcing that the publica-
lis st,t.+..N probably suspend at once. In
In. osiu'nl Dir. Wakeman saws that
hs' 3. t,-., IONS NJ the Current amount 10
rdor'. ~" ~, ~. hundred dollars. but that In his
|bno., ~ attain success, which appeared
|o1ai ra'7T,ufed, every dollar Of his per.
|CauI.a.t aus has been sacrificed. The
|stufe az q .,As oeen devoted wholly 10 liter
|tuss'on %, .ood order and 10 unbiased dis
'i lhe events of the day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
The order Goes Into EHect

KANSAS Cry, Aug. pa telephone
report comes from Armondale that the
st. Louis order boycotting the Wabash
cars went info effect there to-day in the
Union Pacific yards at that point, and no
switching of Wabash cars there has
since been done. The Wabash repairing
Is done In the Union Pacific shops. The
yardmaster in the Wabash yards states
that there are but two Knights Of Labor
in their yard. These two, who were fore
men, quit work to-day, and their places
will be supplied at once.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-John Collins
McLeever, colored, janitor of the Times
building, In this city, while trying to
morning, fell into the river and was
drowned. McLeever was at one time q
member Of the North Carolina Legisla-
ture, ana has always taken a prominent
part IN educational matters for his race,
and was we'll and fayOrably known both
among his own people and newspaper
men generally
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
- STRIKE EXfECTgD.
AT WAR WITH A PRIEST.
He Declares that People who DIspIeas-
ed Him are Damned in Death.

ed Him are Damned in Death.
SHENANDOAH, PA, Aug. 23.-The con-
gregation Of the Polish Roman Catholic
church at this place and Father Lemark-
awicz are in open revolt again. There
have been disssntiOns between them dur
ing the past eight years, and several fu-
tile attempts have been made to have the
priest removed. The congregation met in
Robbins opera house this afternoon and
sent for the priest to render an account
OF the finances OF the church, whic
they say is heavily in debt. The priest
refused to confer with the committee aD-
pointed to walt on him. and was roundly
denounced Mt the meeting. The members
Of the church complain that the priests
method Of dealing with them IS cruel,
tyrannical and beartless, he even going
so far as 70 declare that In death a per
son who had dlsDleased him during life
WAS damned. The meeting passed reso-
lutions depouncing the priests conduct,
and demanding his removal, and a COM
mittee was appointed to present them to
Archbishop Ryan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24
AN ARTILLERYMAN sUCCUMBs.
Rioting at Londonderry.

DUBLIN, Aug. 23.-Rioting is still going
on between the soldiers and civilians at
Londonderry.
A later dispatch from Londonderry re-
ports that tn town Ia now quiet.
There was a riot at Ready, County Ar
msgh, to-day.
Bands Of Orangemen on returning TO
Ready alter an outing were prevented by
police from entering the town. The Or
anyemen persi. ting, the riot act was
resd and thirty shots were fired. No
blood was shed, however.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-24

Rowr. Aug. 20 Ia Rqssegna says that
a letter Addressed ~ slgn0r D0rldes, editor
N III N0nueur de Rome. who Was ~.
resfad recently for selling plans Of the
Italian maritime deiensea 10 foreign
power. has been stopped a. the pest ONCE,
20 maj n shows that slgnof Dorides was
ertinr - secret agent n frauee.
~ TFibnHfiiff aays mat ibe govern
mani hss ordered that moasures b. taken
~ nuliify these revelations,