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The spayd- WHITE Case A. Green VILE. @

EpecIaI
GREESvfLLE. o.. April 1.-THE Spayd-Witte case
took q turn this evening. Mr.. Ambrose Of the
Hazen detective agency, Of Cincinnati, arrived this
evening and had Mr. Herman Write brought before
Justice Myers the instance OF Mr. Rritfon. of Gin
cinnafi. who demanded release from Whites beud,
which he placed his day before yesterday In the
sum Of 8 600 for Whites appearance the Common
Peas Court The Justice claimed be had iuEisdie-
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Obituary.

GALVESTON Tex, April 14.-Robert Mills one Of
the remarkable of Texas pioneers. died in this
city this morning aged seventy mine Prior 90 the
planter in the South His slaves and plantations
were valued at So, 100000 He was known through
out the South as the Duke of Brazoria" President
Lincon's proclamation emancipated 1000 selected
belonging the deceased. and resulted In his
financial ruin, from which he entirely re-
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Indianapolis Would BE . Good Location.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journak

LONDON, April 14.-The Pail Mall Gazette, in a
leader headed Should the Pope Leave Rome for
America refers to the proposed Italian penal CODE
and says; ''If it passes the italian Chamber in its
present form 1T is the opinion of the Journal des
Debats that it viii compel the Pope leave Rome,
or to abdisate the papaI throne"
The Gazette quotes from article in the Tablet
written in the strain, and concludes: IF
the present Pope remains in Rome there
will never be another Pope Rome is not
the head of Christendom; but If the
papacy is really proyidental mission, it's adj
herents claim then it is necessary, indispe
sable step towards its rsazatian that the Pope quit
the old world and found the throne of Saint Peter
the world, and in tina free atmosphere OF civil
xsd democracy"
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carnegie Reiecss an Ofrer of Compromise.

PITTsBURG, April 1.-THE conference committee
representing the Edgar Thomson steeI-vorks
strikers met in G. A. R. Hall this afternoon. Father
Hickey and DIR. Boyle were also present by special
request. communication read from An drew
Carnegie. rejecting the committees proposition for
conprorliss. In its stead proposition was pre-
sented by the company. which does away entirely
with the sliding scale, leaving it optional with the
whether they work eight hours twelve hours.
In other respects. however, the proposition is
much more stringent than the previously sub
nitted the general meeting of Ill npoyes
of the works called for p NJ. Monday at which
time a secret ballot the question of work no
work will be taken, ali pledgng themselves abide
By the result 1t is confidently expected that count
of the ballots viii favor q return TO work.
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Do All Women Do So?

Omaha World
Husband-what are You rugged ont for nowf
Wife-Tm going shopping. aud want 20 be
treated with respect
Hnmphi Go shopping IN all that fnery and
you will be charged three prices for every pur~
chase.
/ don't intend TO buy anything to-day. / wear
my old clothes when buy.
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I,,ne.s Of Ex.Governor proctor.

RUTLAND VT. April 14.-Ex-Governor Redfeld
Proctor s reported critically III of disease Of the
lungs at his home in Proctor. DR.. q. B. Bullard OF
ST. has been with him for several days and
two Burlington physicians have visited him. Ex-
Congressman Fred e. Woodbridge and Gen. Geo. w.
Grandy. ex-Speaker of the Vermont Legislature. are
gennes.
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NIra Taft KiIl.d by n Train.

CINCINNATI, o. April 14.-This afternoon, at half
past o'clock, Mrs. Taft wife of De John Taft, one
struck by alocomotive the Ohio 81 Mississippi
railroad, near Riverside, aud died shortly after Mrs.
Taft was on her way to her home Riverside having
just left street-car. and crossing the Ohio b
Mississippi railroad whom she was struck by the
1n~n
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ton though his have not been returned TO the
clerk of the court and refused to give receipt con-
sequently expected that the win up in
the Common Pleas Court next Monday morning
Wtte declares the effort surrender him originates
from hatred in political matters.
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had information that Resented ought to kn5w. The
second was addressed TO Friend Maudie, asking her
to come TO Chicago and live with him. Tie third let
ter was from Rosenelds sister, in Detroit, express
ing the hope that her brother had given that aw-
ful habit 3rnlr.u
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The Coming Session of the German Landtag.
Copyright 1885, by the New York Associated Press.
BERLIN, April 14-The first business on re-
sumption of the sessions of the Landtag will be
the votes bill for the relief of the sufferers
by the floods. This will be followed by q meas
ure to restore the property OF the religious
orders authorized to return to Prussia; q bill
relating to free tuition in the primary schools,
and the proposal of Herr Won Eynnem to impose
upon communes and towns large share of the
police charges. DIR. Windthorsts demand for ex-
tended control by the clergy of education in pri-
mary schools will lead to a heated debate. The
programme of the session. on the whole,
has not changed in interest Sectarisn
feeling has been excited over the proposal of
the Reichbote, the organ of the Protestant
Evangelicals, that the national memorial to the
late Emperor William be a Prot estant Cathedral
replacing the present Dome IN Berlin. The Ger
mania and the entire Catholic press have
resented the proposition that money be taken
from population that is two-ffths Catholic
and applied to the building of Protestant
thedral. The National Zeitung has argued that
Prussia contributed to the completion of the
Cologne Cathedral, the objection of the Cath
ocs to contribute to q national Protestant
Cathedral is untenable. Mean WHILE the con-
troversy continues. The commission appoiated
by the Emperor to report the best form of mon
ument is not likely to approve the cathedral
project, but rather TO adopt the North German
Gazstts's suggestion fer a national pantheon.
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The Boulaneer Movement.

5pecial TO tine indianapolis journal
LONDON, April Il The St. James Gazette,
in a long leader canvassing the possibilities in
the event of General Boulangers becoming the
The safeguards of peace which exist IN the
parliamentary system will vanish. The
Gear will no longer find it diff
cult to make terms with France, and the
despotic government will have ample means of
persuading the nation that it is forced into war.
The only thing that may restrain Boulanger
from war is his fear that the venture may prove
a failure, resulting in his military and political,
If not actual, death. It 10 important for to
realize that Bouangers wife is bitter
mater of England, apart from such
influences and there reasons for
believing that Boulanger would be as
likely to turn his attention to us as TO Germany.
Germany is ready. but England is not, and this
fact supplies the opportunity to the Man of
Destiny to seize with his hands the re-
sources wherewith to strike sudden blow. Ev-
cry morning there are enough English steamers In
French harbors to furnish transportation across
the channel for so. 900 men, These vessels could be
siezed at will and there have been many times
within the last few years when such force
could march to London opposed, well
times when feet at home could have stopped
the movement. A thing of this kind could be
accomplished il at all, in a few hours.n
A telegram from St. Petersburg asserts that
Emperor his opinion that Gen. Boulanger is
likely to become Dictator of France, with conse-
Quent increasing danger of war. Hence the
firm friendship of Russia is of the utmost
Importance to Germany. This argument is
said to have been most potent in inducing the
daughter TO Prince Alexander. the Cars par
sicnlar aversion. II is also asserted, both hero
and in Berlin, that Russian money is behind
the Bouianger movement in France.
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RHEUMATISM and catarrh. caused by poor and
corrupted blood. cured b. Ayers Sarsaparilia
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
A New Use For Petroleum.

Rosin, as used in the manufacture of
building paper, is being largely re-
placed by a petroleum product similar
to rosin in many respects. called wax
tailings'' e. "still wax" or '.petro-
leum rosin." according to the degree
of hardness to which it is reduced in
the still. An important advantage in
the use of this petroleum product in
connection with paper and fibrous sub
stances consists in its non-liability to
oxidize and produce spontaneous COM
bHstion. Moreover. it is said to tougher
with age. instead of growing more
brittle, like rosin and coal tar pitch.
1t is not more combustible than rosln;
it burns slowly with dull flame. pro-
ducing immense quantities of lamp
black of fine quality. 1t melts readily
at 200 Fab, and in that state combines
perfectly with rosin, asphaltum and
warm oil. Its use is therefore expect
ed to largely increase. Iron Age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
THE MAORI KING,
An English Lady's Account OF Visit to Hi,
Majesty.


1t is ride Of about ten miles from
Cambridge to the Maori settlement.
The houses are built of rushes. and
have no windows at all, so that from
the distance they look like so many
little hay-stacks. On entering the vii
lage whole herd of mongrels ran
towards us. barking and jumping up
at the horses. The men, women and
children sat in groups on the ground,
the women plating plates of various
sizes, which serve for one meal only.
The men had been catching cells and
were busy with cooking them. They
had made a fire in long, narrow
enclosure, against the sides of which
the eels had been placed, wrapped up
in leaves. The King came to meet us,
but he did not know word of English.
Fortunately one of our party knew the
Maori language, and was able to trans
late. l thought the King would look
very wild, and wear nothing but the
historic blanket, but he did nothing of
the kind, and looked exactly like a
tame rough. terribly shabby, in torn
shirt, and trousers and waistcoat of
broadcloth, probably the remains of
the suits he wore when he was in Eng
land. He also wore "larrikin" hat,
with three sacred feathers stuck in it
a strange mixture of civilization and
savagery. When we went into his hut
to see his wife he brought coat. which
belonged to his European attire. out of
II box and put it on, which made him
look like a tattooed undertaken. Pres
sently he showed us handsome album
filled with English beauties, which had
been given to him. The Maoris invited
us to dine with them; but though the
cells smelt very sayory and every thing
was very clean, we had not the courage
to partake Of the feast and therefore
declined and rode away. much pleased
with having seen one of the swells of a
recent London season in his own home
in the wilds of New Zealand.
Pail Mall Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
HORNS AND TAILS.
Two bovine Ailments Caused n, ~.
Feeding aud Expo.ur.

1850 N'tnShtS Gaused bv poar
Feeding aud Exposure
IL is surprising how few farmers
know that cows horns are naturally
hollow. 1t is popularity supposed that
when cavity is discovered in horn
there is something wrong. The ani,oal
has ''hollow horn" or "wolf-in.tha-
tail, or both. Goodness of the horns
and tail only indicate a disturbed cir
cniation, and are symptoms of indiges-
ton or some other difficulty to which
the treatment should be directed A
horn may freeze from extreme cold
weather, or some injury to the head
may cause the sinuses Of the horn tn
NIL up with pus, when boring into the
cavity. by allowing the accumulation
to escape, affords relief. Cold horns
may safely be left alone. 1t is not
best to try to warm them up by inject
ing cayenne pepper, turpentine, or
some merry compound which can only
torture the animal. Treat the COW for
what ails her. and the horns will t,ko
care of themselves.
In dehorning COW recently that had
been ailing for some time the writer
discovered that one of her horns was
full OF pus. 1t bled profusely. more
than all the other stubs in the dairy
together. but her recovery was rapid
and she is now in fine condition. Bor-
ing the horns of an ailing animal can
do no harm. and if from any cause one
is filled it may afford relief, but It 1,
not worth while to bore them becapse
they are hollow, for they are ALWAYS
hollow ii healthy. Hollow-horn as a
disease is myth. So is that other
frlghtful malady, wolf-tail or tail-ai,
The fact that blood may not flow from
an animals tail when gashed with a
knife does not indicate that the tail
should be amputated. The same causes
that will impede the circulation and
make mans hands and feet cold win
affect an animals extremities in the
same way. and while it is all right TO
equalize the circulation the main treat
ment should be directed toward the
seat of the difficulty and all unneces-
sary cruelty avoided. Poor feeding
and exposure are responsible for most
OF the cases of "horn-ail'' and "tail-
ail' which we hear OF. -PhiladelDhia
Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

Among unrepealed acts of Parlia-
ment in England stand the following
gems: Persons tending to use witch
craft, by law enacted under George
H., are punishablo by imprisonment
Those practicing palmistry are to be
treated as vagabonds and punished ac'
cordingly, BY law enacted IN the
time of Charles l. meetings of people
outside their own parishes on Sundays
for any sports or pastimes whatever
are prohibited, under penalty OF hue
of three shillings and three hours IN
the public stocks. Any person dlsoe.
lieving the doctrines of the Established
Church and refusing to have his chill
dren baptized or TO partake OF the COM
munion may, by law of Queen Eliza-
beth, be committed TO prison.
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70 heip The right side Ia not ouiy commend
aDle IN q general 20 nt Of view but Is iudicioua
nan OF the right side Of the body Just over the
iyMef ms Ia the . gioD Of the liver. The most
tnneitht help Is afforded iy Hostetter's Stomach
phi,tefs, an anti-billous medicine OF incompar-
able ihcacy. Inacton Of the liver ia accom-
panied by constipation. sick -headache, furred
.ypnKus, nausea, occasional vertigo, and un-
pSIasNht prtath, ysllowncss OF the skin and
pan OF the eve. The author of these symp-
sonls, liver complaint, routed by the Bitters ia
accompanied BY them in is fight. Fever and
sia, rf,t umstism, debility and kidney troubles
are al inaadies to he early relief and fnal cure
81 NV, which m. standard medicine is adapted
s.ally, that its full effects may result In q Der
rect restoration OF health.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
THE MODEL HOTEL OF SAN FRAN
CISGO-THE BALDWIN.

This magnificent hotel, contains world
of comfort. 1t is noted for the elegance
OF its appointments, and the excellence of
its cuisine. Wealth, science and art are
here combined, to render enjoyment of
guests perfect. Each department is man
aged with the most diligent watchfulness,
so tn t the most exacting guest cannot
fail to be satisfied. From the elegantly
furnished rooms to the bountiously sup
piled table, everything is as near perfec-
don as possible. ! he central location of
the Baldwin, makes it convenient for
those visiting the city either ON business
or Measure
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

The farmer who will succeed the
the best in growing crops will be the
one who prepares the land the best
We now have so many improved inn
plements for stirring the soil that there
is really no excuse for planting hand
that is not we'll pulverized. The ma
nure should be so thoroughly mingled
with the soil that no portion of it shall
be without fertilizer within few
inches of it.
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VET ashes along the rows of the
Gs'nrawOerry plants as soon On 'n no
'.' DC large enough to work.
I'M gar'n' take out all grass and
Pp.y the ashes on the surface.
ans WILL carry them down to
q L.. fertilizers for Strawberries
~, Des' results when applied near
I'M n ANA not worked into the
/ ~ t' roots feed near the surface
penetrating deeply.
q sbo '"u seen papa's new dog.
s. "y" "sE n as they sat in the
8 y ''u .o the pleasure of meeting
&,ion.Isn = t he splendidp He i Z
1smon ''a'e' Il noticed he was
M nS, returned he. as
eyf" ","eaSlly in his chair. He il
s y,aI, too, Inever saw n m mo Is
0haa ,'.'al In all my life" II am
d j. I' you say that" .Whrpn
Il bit WAS vas a little bit afraid that
seplnr 'I y piece out of me the
Is on5s n, he was in earnest. But
IN can IN play ofcourse it's all
SinOqn ana, ,u mas as well as any
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

w hat makes my skin SO dark and muddy
My chez ks were once so smooth and ruddyi
use the bes cosmetics made"
Is what lovely maiden said.
That's not the cure, my charming Miss
The doctor said remember this:
II you your skin would keep ON faint.
Discard the poWd and the paint
The proper thing for all such ills
- inns, remarked the man OF pills;
Enrich the blood and make it pure
In this you'll find the only cure"
Dr.. fierces Golden Mecical Discovery will
90 this without fail. 1t has no equal. All
druggists
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

Remember that when we assert the
value of BRANDRETH's PILLS we at the
same time refer you TO the thousand of
testimonials we have published support
ing all and even more than we claim.
The best evidence Of their value lies in
these testimonials. The Pills have been
in use in til IS country for over fifty wears
aud in that time hav. surely been well
tested. We never heard complaint of
them. They are harmless, being vege.
table, and always do their work well.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

When the question has to be met as to what
is the best course to adopt to secure a sure
safe and agree able remedy for those organic di
seases and weaknesses which atfiict the female
sex there is but one wise decision, viz a
course of self treatment with DR.. Pierce
Favorite Prescription. 1t is an unfailine
specific for periodical pains. displacement in.
ternal Inflammation, and all functional disor
ders that render the lives of so many women
miserable and ioyless. They who try it, praise
it. OF druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

White Elephant of Siam, Lion of Eng
,and, Dragon of China, Gross Of Swtzer-
abd, Banner Of Persia, Crescent of Egypt,
Douhle Eagle of Russia, Star of Chilli, The
Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy a box of the genuine
DR.. q. McLANEs CELEBRATED LIVER
FILLS, price q cents, and mail us the out
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written, and cents in stamps We will
tsen mail on the above list with an ele-
CANT package Of Geographic and chro-
matte cards.
FLEMING Bros. PI1TsBCRG Pa
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Diseases can be cured, il properly treated in
uIne, as shown by the following statement from
ID. &. FREEMAN, Sydney: Having been great
sufferer from pulmonary attacks and gra,!u-
ally wasting away for the past two years it at
lords me pleasure TO testify that SCOTS
emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil with Lime and
soda has given me great relief, and | cheer
fully recommend it TO al suffering in a similar
way TO myself. In addition, l would say that
1t is very pleasant to take"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
ITCHING PILES.

SyMPToNs-Moisture; intense itching and stinging
most at night; worse by scratching Ii allowed TO
tinue tumors FORM which often bleed and ulceis
becoming very sore. SwAYNEs OINTMENT stops the
itching and bleeding heals liberation, and in many
removes the tumors It is equally eicacious in
curing ali Skin Diseases. DIR. SWAYNE son,
Proprietors, Philadelphia. SwAYNE's OINTMENT can
be obtained of druggists Sent by mail for 50 Gents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
RIGHT. 1887, I

effect upon the lining membranes of the other
glands thereby oftenng the discussed and thekened membrane
natural thin
dton AS is usurpasscd AS those diseases
hranes, of the blood will readily why
is so well calculated them
I..,, Asa local application healing
head DR.. beyond
/ l all comparison the best preparation
AGENT 1t is mild and pleasant to use producing snrng
tic drug, other poison. This Remedy power
fl aneptic. speedily destroys all bad smell which
OF
those who this disease.
n..,.,..u. The Golden Medical Discovery
PERMANENT "hcpmate" Sagp4s Caarrh Remedy. Ii
Il 1 not only cleenses, puries, regulates and builds
EIEES up the system TO heulthy Standard, and con-
ooh.o. quers throat bronchial and lung complications
when any such exist but, from its specific
effects lining membrane
materially in restoring the diseased thckene liberated
healthy condition, and
Wsen cure is effected in this manner it is permanent
Both DR.. Picrccs Golden Dr. Sases
Catarh Remedy by druggists Discovery
half-dozeu bottles $40
A complete Treatise Caarrh giving
clothing. diet md other
postpaid to address, postage stamp
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical Associ atOn,
No. n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

BY lis mild, soothing and healing properties
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases of nasal catarrh. also cold in the head -
druggists
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
HOW INTELLIGENT WOMEN DECIDE.

Buy perfectly fresh fruit and vegetables, free
from sprouts and only in quantities that admit
of Immediate use.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

Irritation OF the Throat snd Hcarse-
ness Immediately relieved by "Byopa's Bron-
chidl Troches"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
HELPING THE RIGHT srnr

ibe brI Religious newspaper published I'm
nfhlsIlcs was isaueG in Ohio, and called The
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

Rub. your lamp chimneys after washing with
dry salt, and you will be surprised at the new
brilliance of your lights.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

wash mirrors in warm suds, then dust with
Mhitlng IRON muslin bag and polish with
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

IL afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr. Issac
/ Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it &c
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

The flesh of fresh fish should be firm, the
Pills lid be light and the scales silvery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28

Wash all marble daily with ammonia and
water in place Of soap-suds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-28
LUNG TROUBLES AND WASTING

His Holiness the Pope received during the
jubilee 1i000 pairs of slippers.