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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31


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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31
or the Democratic Cen j. CAVE.
trail Committee
IDAno CRY, Aug. -, 1856.

IDAHO CITY, Aug. 70, 1000.
The Democratic County Contra
Committee of Boise County met per-
suant to call of Chairman when the
following proceedings were had. In
the absence of the Chairman, Hon.
Stephen dempsey, Mr.. Martin Cath
cart was called to the chair.
The following members we're pres
ent: Stephen Dempsey by Martin
Cathcart proxy, John German by a.
Straus proxy, A. Orchard, j. Morlarty
by J. Cave proxy, Jas. Murray.
Ordered by the Committee that the
following representation be given to
each precinct one for each ~ votes
cast for Hon. John Haley for Dele
uate in COnUreSS:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

The debts of the world sum up
seventy thousand million dollars.
The annual interest on this is three
Thousand millions. The purchas ny
power of money has increased twenty
per cent in the last fifteen years,
which gives an unearned increment
of fourteen thousand millions to the
fund holders, besides corresponding
increase of current interest, all of
which is exacted from the current
earnings of labor 1t is no wonder
we have strikes among workmen
"rhe income classes struck fifteen
years ago for increased incomes by
the demonstration of silver" saws
Senator Jones. ais it anv wonder
that labor now strikes for increased
wages to meet this uni ust demand
this villainous change in the contract
after the contract was made?"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

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Prices than til, y ever have h.
here.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31
MlssRlCe' 5 HIGHER SCh0Osa

For Girls, 4s7 and 49, ~ Sale ave-
Chicago. Eleventh year b gins sept 10.
Pupil, prepared for college. Full COURSES
in English, Modern Languages ana Clas'
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31
At Galveston, Texas, a storm ALSO.

At Galveston, Texas, storm ALSO.
lutely wrecked $50 buildings, and
flooded, undermined and otherwise
damaged many more in the central
portion of the city. Among the
buildings destroyed are Beach rink,
where the State Democratic Conven-
ton was held, and all buildings on
the Inter State Drill grounds. The
total loss will exceed 100000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

Anilino oil is reported to be gain
ing considerable favor as a local an
aesthetic in simple surgical operations,
such as opening felon. On dipping
the finger in the oil for short time
it becomes So insensible that the flesh
may be cut to the bone.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

Five convictS oAerpowered their
guard at the Utah pcnitentiary Mon,
day morning, while cutting sage for
fuel in the cook room, and made their
escape. They were re-captured.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31
THIS PAPER

NAV be t, und on file AT Gro, i RowEIL
Co.'S Newspaper Advertising Bureau
40 Spruce Street where advertise 4 cor
tracts may he made for II in New XoIk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

TuE American minister and the
British ambassador and their families
were present at the commenceme mt
exercises of the American college in
Constantinople. Mr.. Cox presided
and made witty speech.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

Prince Alexander of Bulgaria, has
been forced to ahdjcate, through the
dishonest orders of the Car. 1t is
thought this will raise another grave
international difficulty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

\ eablegram received at Washing
ton from London, by the Stati,tic,an
of the Department of Agriculture
stated that the shortage of wheat in
Great Britain for the present year
was estimated at 60,OO0,000 bushels.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31

Three Young men of Boston re-
Gently rode their bicycles frcm that
city to New Orleans, distance of
i,iD@ m,ies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-31
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09

lng characters went from London 10 Paris 70
taess prlz,-hght between Kufton and
Jem Smith. AT tho last moment the former
decline d to enter the ring on the ground that
his friends were outnumber5l and he might
not receive fair play
M. Rouquet, Secretary OF the Paris
Municipal Council. having forwarded TO United
States Minister McLAne tho petition adopted
by the Council, Nov 90 ing that Governor
Oglesby exercise Execut ve clomency toward
tho condemned Chicago Anarchists, Mr.
McIAno calls attention to the fast tiat the Pc
tition would be much moro eficacious II adj
dress direct to the Executive OF Illinois, but
contents to transmit the same as desired
Il. u. Sullivan has been reelected
Lord Mayor of ru lin. lilo pledges himself
to refuse any honors that may be offered by
Queen Wet ria during the jubilee year
The Offering of bouquets to actresses
has boon prohibited in Vienna OIL thu ground
that tho practice has grown to an absurd OK
tent
The an lent Church of st. Mary
Magdalons in London, with four warehouses
on the same stroot was destroyed by fire; loss
So o,oO0.
Thirty men were killed in q coal
mino explosion in Durham. England
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
WESTERN.

Shipley, Doisey g. Co., wholesale
dry goods dealers at Cincinnati, have made an
assignment The liabilities are placed at
$4,000
The Chicago Ledger, in its an
nouncement for 1887, promises series Of ar
ucles from the pen of DR.. II. W. Thomas,
pastor OF the Peoples Church, OF Chicago.
DIR. Thomas is one of the most vigorous and
original writer's of the day, and the Ledger is
to DO congratulated upon securing his SER
vices
District Assembly No. AZ of Cleve.
land has passed resolutions deploring the
great loss of lives on the lakes, claiming that
the disasters are mainly caused by overload
ing tho vessels and the incompetency of the
crews, and urging Congressman Foran to do
his utmost to get the bill passed that he intro
du0ed last winter to regulate lake and marine
shipping, and stop this Wholesale murder.
The Iowa Supreme Court has af-
frme the decisions of the lower court in all
the saloon cases from Ottumwa, including
that of tho notorious STORMY" Jordan.
Theodore S. Mize, the confidential
man of Miner I. Ames, millionaire coal
dealer of Chicago, has made way with q sum
said to be in tho neighborhood of 100000
Large parties of Chinese continue to
cross from British Columbia into Washington
Territory, carrying packages believed to con-
tain opium and other dutiable articles.
i. b. Frankel & Co., mining-stock
brokers at Virg MIA, Nev, failed for $3.50
Prominent shareholders in tho Comstock
mines arc tho principal creditors. The active
members of the firm have fed, and the great
est excitement prevails
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09

important bearing IN the coming Senatorial
contest
b. T. Frederick, representing the
Fifth Iowa District in Congress. has resigned
his seat because Postmaster General Villas APP
pointed postmaster In his bailiwick at the
request Of Congressman Murphy.
Official notice has been filed that
Congressman Worthington will contest the
election OF Gen. p. s. Post from the Tenth Illi-
nois District
A circular has Just been issued by the
National Committee of the United Labor or
carnations containing q declaration Of their
principles and objects Of the industrial move
meut to form national union labor party.
/ he convention is to be held at Cincinnati Feb.
%, 1887 The plan of organization contem-
plates the appointing of an organizer for each
State and Territory in the nation; the State
Organizer to appoint a district organizer for
each Congressional district In his State, and
the district organizer TO appoint local organ
zers. The basis of representation gives each
Congressional district one representative for
each of tho following orders or organizations
n such districts: Knights of Labor, trades
unions, Greenback Labor party, F,rmers' Al
lance, Changers, Patrons of Husbandry,
Anti Monopoly Leagues. Peoples party,
Farmers and Laborers' Cooperative Union,
agricu tural wheels, soldiers organizations,
and all other org IN cations which indorse and
subscribe TO the now declaration OF independ-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

The International Range Associa-
ton, representing 500, 900 in cattle, has
urged President Cleveland to suggest legisla-
ton for the determination Of pleuro-pneu-
monia, and also in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Reagan interstate commerce
bill
A Montreal dispatch states that the
Superior OF tho 0b.ate Fathers has announced
that no Knight of Labor will be allowed to
partake of the sacrament
Capitalists in Denmark have sub
scribel about 81, $50, 90 to found colony in
the northwe stern quarter of the United States
An accredited agent is already looking over
the Western prairies for a fertile tract
Mr.. p. d. Armour said in an inter-
Wow at New York that the PaclSingtown strike
had unsettled confidence; that no on, would
daro to increase facilities, aud that he would
be compollel TO extend his interests further
West
A member of the geological survey
has reported to tho Canadian Government
that the coal deposits in the Saskatchewan
region are inoxhaustblo
The November fire losses in the
United States and Canada are estimated ct
$40, 0OO, 000-one- greater than the No.
vembcr average snco ths great Boston fire
The steamer Western Land, from
Antwerp to New York, encountered hurri-
cane November "a, during which four 50 mon
and two passengers were killed and fifteen
other persons injured
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
NEWS CONDENSED.


~Doc" Wilson now declares himself
a son Of the barb-wire millionaire Moen,
which fact the latter concealed until 1870 whom
he experienced religion and made tho confess
sion. Since then @Doc" has received some
money from Moen, but the Wilson family got
more for keeping silence Wilson's story was
told in the presence Of four reputable citizens
Of Providence, r. L:
His story, says frovidencs dispatch, is that
he Is tie son Of Noon's nrst wife. ana that ne
Moen, ing deacon and profcssedly high,
toned Christian, d d not wish 60 face tho scandal
Sar gain was made with Jonas Wilson, OF Dan
ielsonville, Ct, stage driver, by when the
babe was transferred TO the latters care and
toiled in the humble sphere to which
he says Moen consigned him, and II was
not until he , was young scrd man srO Sia
birth. For that secret no was indebted to re-
HgIous reno OF HIS supposed father, Jonas
Wilson, Who being on his dSath,oea ana not not
soul drew the lad toward him and told him who
he was After Wilson died tho young follow set
off for Worcester TO meet his father face to
face Their first meeting Wilson says. was ex-
actly as has been described. He did meet
Moen that morning, and after observing the
signs OF wealth and luxury that abounded, he
demanded Of Moen some repa,ation Tor
the wrong done one who should be the
heir to all Moen at hrst refused
to acknowledge tho lad, and would
have driven him FORTH but the boy faced his
millionaire parent defantly, upbraiding him
for the wrong done his mother AMI himself.
He said: Il will force you TO acknowledge me,
and the world shall know you for what you are
According to Wilson's story, tho Wilson's who
knew the secret of his parentagh seeing DOC
had money and knowing 1t camo from Moen,
began to urge their claims upon him. Their
dem9nds dp nal ~ ,sstistE, t46pt} ne Nay
much OF the sum received from tho banker was
spent Wilson says these demands upon him
grew so exorbitant that he became almost i'm
poverished by Thorn.
Regarding "Doc" Wilson's story that
he lie the ron of p l. Moon, the records at
Oxford, Mass, show that he was bora thero
Dec /, 1875, eleven months after the death Of
Mrs Moen.
The glue factory of William Raeder
& Co. at Aver, Mass, valued at $50, 600, was
burned
At Hartford, Ct, the proprietors of
eight second-rate hotels and restaurants have
been arrested for putting oleomargarine on
their tables without displaying the tag that it
was not butter
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
SOUTHERN.
A terrible tragedy Is reported by

A terrible tragedy Is reported by
telegraph from Irondale, Ala:
w. A. Baldwin, q supervisor on the Georgia
Pacific Railroad, some time since was married
to Miss Moore. The young ladys brothers
were violently opposed to the union, and
were never reconoied TO the match. Last
Sunday afternoon Brevard Moore the youngest
brother of Baldwin's wife, went TO the lat
ter's home, and ut once began using every effort
To induce his sister to leave Baldwin. She re-
fused to even consider such a step, ut which her
brother became onrnged and began abusing
her Baldwin ut this iuncture ordered Moore to
cease his abuse or leave the house, whereupon
Moore drew revolver and fired at Baldwin
twice. Both shots took effect, inficting dam
gerous wounds. but baldwin braced himself,
and, drawing pistol began firing at Moore
While the men were shooting at each other
Mrs. Baldwin rushed between them, hoping she
would put an end to the fusillnde Before they
could cease firing Mrs. Baldwin fell to the floor
with three bullets in her breast. She has since
died OF her injuries. IL is not known whether
ner nusDanu OF Drotner killed her moore was
finally shot dead by Baldwin, and the latter has
died OF his wounds
A San Antonio dispatch says that
valuable gold deposits have beoa discovered
in Nue~es Cany m, Uvaldo County, Texas
Two Cinnamon secured wives by
clipping with white girls from Augusta Ga
Out OF these events grewa feeling Of hostility
which led 30 ait mpts with fire and dynamite
on the house occupied by the Chinese colony.
While riding in the woods near Red
Rvjr, in The Choctlw Nation, George Traafc
came upon four negroes who had stolen a hog
and W re cleaning il. To conceal their crime
they Inurd red Traafe. Tho party we're ar
rcsiel, and ono Of lem confessed the crime
They were taken from thu guards who hid
them in charge, by party of citizens and
withou' ceremony strung TO the nearest trees.
Cesar Robinson, a negro, was hanged by a
mob at Florence, 3 c.. for assaulting white
woman
A masked mob invaded the town OF
Brenham, Ttxas at mi might overpowered
tho jatIer, and took Sh Fielder Alfred Jones,
n1d Ephra m Jones, three negroes implicated
in the killing of Devices Bolton on the night
Of election, and lynched them II was so
qu ckly done that the town was not aroused
unit morning. when tho bodies of the threo
men we're found hanging to tree
Mining excitement in the vicinity OF
the Hot springs of Arkansas has caused the
location of claims on every available tract near
Bear Mountlin.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

The Commissioner of q minor railway
pool at Chicago, after sending out men to pur-
chase cut-rate tickets of all descriptions, sum
moned the General Passenger Agents and let
them wrangle for six hours over the evidences
of bad faith. Then they voted TO cling to the
tariff and let the Commissioner nfict penalties
for past msdeeds.
s. II. H. Clarke has been appointed
to the Vice Presidency Of the Missouri Pacific
Road, in place of IL NJ. Hoxie, d,ceasod
The Canadian Pacific Company have
signed a contract with tho Boston aud Lowell
Road by which the former secures winter
terminus in Boston.
The Erie Railroads net earnings last
year were s7,O57,SG8.
The Reading and Jersey Central sys-
tenn has issued orders that no employe be al
lowed to ride free, or to reside at distance
from his place of business, except by special
permission
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
The Fountain of Vitality,

The source of physical energy and mental
activity, is the blood. Let this become vitiated
with bile, or thin and watery in consequence OF
indigestion and non-assimilation Of the food,
and an interruption of tho functions of the body
and a'loss of stamina, hosh, and appetite en-
sues. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is tonic
specially adapted to restore all three, because
Il assists digestion and assimilation and re-
moves bile and other Impurities from tho cir
culation. Protected and strengthened with this
admirable defensive invigorant, the system de-
fes influences inimical to health,to which,if un-
regulated and feeble it would undoubtedly
succumb. Constipation, often an obstinate and
liver, kidneys, and bladder aroused from mac
ton, and tendency TO rheumatism eifectually
counteracted. 1t also eradicates malarial dis
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
PhthisIs as Affected BY Age.

in an interesting work by DR.. Wurz-
burg on the influence of age and sex
on the mortality due to tubercular
phthisis, statistics are given which
prove that, after large percentage OF
infancy. the minimum death rate is
met with from three to fifteen years,
and that then the rise is n gradual and
steady one up to the period between
sixty and seventy years, after which o
rapid decline is noted. The data are
from Prussia, and embrace a period OF
five years, namely, from 1875 to 1879.
The same condition is said to have
been noted in Sweden and the United
States, with this difference, that in
these countries there is no decline az
ter the age of seventy years. In En-
gland, however, the highest death rate
falls between twenty and thirty years,
and the lowest between the ages OF
fifty and seventy. There is but very
slight difference in the percentage OF
deaths from tubercular phthisis be-
tween the city and the country.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
POLITICAL.

An Indianapolis dispatch states that
Green smith, rfeHIoAt pro tenn. of the In
diana State Senate, and hold-over Senator
from Jennings County, has fled in the Office
of tho Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court a
petition for an injunction TO restrain the Sec
rotary Of State from transmitting to the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives the
result Of tho vote cast for Lieutenant Cover
nor at the recent election in Oh State Sena-
tor smith is Democrat and the temporary
presiding officer OF the Senate, of which body
ne will become the actual presiding officer in
case the courts hold that an cotton OF Lieu
tenant Governor was unnecessary TO fill the
vacancy caused by Goa. Man4on accepting
Federal position. Robertson, Republican, was
elected Lieutenant Governor at tho recent
election, The suit and it, result will have an
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09

The eye-stone is really the front
door of q sea-snail found on the South
Afr can coast Thousands OF people
believr til { these bits of shell are alive,
from the fact that they will move when
pla ed in vinegar. The philosophical
explanation of the movement is that
the acid, acting upon the substance OF
the shell, generates little bubbles OF
gas, which force it along through the
fluid. When you pick out an eye-stone
be sure to get one wit g doves on the
fat side. Those that are smooth all
over are taken from the crayfsh, but
arc no good.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
Nhy the Baby Cries.

The young bachelor who volunteered
an opinion as to the reason for baby's
smile, and the summary justice which
he received at the hands of the baby's
nurse, are we'll known. but why the
baby cries IS a matter as to which few
men have any curiosity, provided it is
not too late to have an engagement
down town when the concert begins.
The "Mother's Manual of Children's
Diseases" explains the matter thus:
Series are the only language which
a young baby has to express its dis
tress, as smiles and laughter and
merry antics tell without word its
gladness. The baby must be i'll is all
that its cries tell one person; another,
who has seen much of sick children,
will gather from them more, and will
be able to Judge whether its suffering
is in the head or chest or stomach. The
cries of baby with the stomach ache
are long and loud and passionate; it
sheds profusion of tears; now stops
for a moment, and then begins again,
d. awning up its legs to its stomach /;
and, as the pain passes off, stretches
them out again, and with many little
sobs passes off into quiet sleep. If
it has Inflammation of tho chest it does
not cry aloud, it sheds no tears, but
every few minutes, especially after
drawing deeper breath than before,
or after each short, hacking cough, it
gives little cry, which it checks,
apparently, before it has half finished,
and this, either because it has no breath
to waste in cries, or because the effort
makes its breathing more painful. If
disease is going on in the head the
Child utters sharp, piercing shrieks,
and then between whiles low moan
or wall, or perhaps no sound at all, but
lies quiet, apparently doing, till pain
wakes it up again. Chicago NelOs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09

Repetition IL sometimes the only way 70 i'm
press 4 truth upon the m nd. Accordingly
take notice that DR. Pierco's pheasant Purga
tive PelletsR (tho original Little Liver Pillsl
continue to be WONDERFULLY effective Ia case OF
sick and nervous headache, constipation, indl-
gestion. rush OF blood to the head, cold OK
fremities, and all ailments arising from OBJ
struction OF the bodily functious Their ac-
ton Is thorough yet gentle, and the ingredi-
cnts being entirely vegetable, they can be taken
with impunity into the most delicate stomach
All druggists
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-09
FOREIGN.

The United States Minister at Paris
has been requested by the Municipal Council
to in:orcodo with the Governor of Illinois in
behalf OF tho condemned anarchists Of Chi
cago.
DR.. Robertson, blind man, has been
elected to the T., t'sL House OF Commons from
tie Br ghton di trio.
France and Mexico have concluded q
treaty OF peasa
A train.load. Of aristocrats aud sport