Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-26

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81 nns d common thing for a cart |
- ~ nero boys To he taken TO eA-
scntion aud it was noted at the tl'l'e
thnt tha bows succeeded better IMAM
M older criminals IN pretending hoe
- - mini Il They exchanged Jokes
' ~ ,,srsons n the crowd, sang ia I
concert. ana were supposed, ~ 80 40
ing, to show game spIt1t Nv
Gliding the crowd that lshed tiS
streets ana tint which surrounded
I'M scnffold. ii is thought thht
thare were sometimes Il hundred thoh-
snnd spectators oi these scenes y re-
nnired 4 half century Of agitation
10 ret this system 81 Puhlshiileh'
radically changed thought obvious
n lad no effect III diminishing crime.
/ haudnl 81 mounted police llhhIy
ACCOMPLISHED what the aangmah hal
failed to 10 for centurles-put m enu
To highway robbery
The hangman is large and oitter
ingredient in the dose meutlohea
above Tie press gang asanotner-
Here il d choice little pnragraph from
the journalism Of lTIO.
.tThis night there vas a very bot prrs. On
tha River Thames III hey paid np trEhHl ~
proteytion. but stripped eveft vessel ~ az
+ their hands that Wrte u.rta They t]aflS1
/ tha tilattoa East lndiamaB. hat az yf'H
/ made d stout defense, got ~ nhnF", 'Ass
TOOK upwards % seven hundred saitof'
I Add othis the rayages ofthe small,
pox ana the plague. the general de.
+ bauehery OF the conspicuous classes,
the harbaruus medical practice, the
condition Of the prisons, imprisoa.
ment Of debt, the brutal methods ~
edueatson and the universal degra-
alton OF the masses through the
homage paid TO rank
Frederick the Great Wns a sensible
man Tor king. Ile paid visit ones
toward the close 81 his Tie % the
German Emperor. A. tie two mon
urchs rode Side by slide through the
streets. most 81 the people kHslt ~
they went hy, and tie manarchs made
no objection Much as We hear 81
dgspotism and rruel.yin Russia that
empire Il q paradise Of delight ut Ills
present moment compared NithWha'
Il was miro. A Freuchgcutl-mnn
member 81 the Academy ot Sciences
iii an official report upon tbs rOalt
tion Of Russia, made statements hk'
these
The people AaFs n1i svmhl. rifb rga5ls'
whiyi brnr the Impression ~ tas s5fseytEa
: One cannot pass bs'urp rae galasw .sriHs tA
elnp-rur apart mshis without pHilBE 81
, oHs'. hat The nobility tare nos suns Esa
Tho throne aithput '~ar anil tsvu, biina
They are bHntshrd into SiavrtA oF ths slisAy rs
] political intrigue ana thetg aptafFu FgHHsra
~ The mutual jastrust u uhirh fs8Pi- lt4
in Eussin, nal the total stivhre - b natta
upon everything whrb muy have ill., lsns
e relation either 90 ih~ government ~ taraos
5 errtgu. arises chiefly rom The pfigsgrrF ever
, Russian hos ~ CRYING hat H pubic siuw
ltr,o, declare yua guilty ~ high irvs
sop, tlI the hyatnndrFs arv 'bsu gsl /
!. assist 10 hrrrsting the psr.nh thas arv4srd
p The majority al the people. mors
!. over, were then slaves. Under fathn
r rine the SecoUd, who was q wumn
il Of considerable sense and reading
g the unhappy lot Of the hussmus vi,
e mitigated, but not radically Of pet
!, mauently.
r. Speaking o!-lnyrry. weshould Irn
II in mind, also, that the slave tradt
il toward the close Of the la-t rrutur,
il reached its most ilourisllng dryclul
i mcnt, and few persons In Europe 4
ie America saw anything wrong in !
A \ young Englishmau sailor nnms
s. Edward Rushtoa, who had been
Is mate on board IL slaye.shps. AZ
a thus learned something 81 it's iniqu
Is ties on his return TO hisuutive Live
le pool, wrote some pieces drscribif
" and denouncing thu traffic He vi
n ruined for his pains. One OF i
Ill friends afterward wrote that. 10 Is
To speak irrsvrrentiy ortur Eia- ur ~
a To deny the existence nSn God WERE 10
= town 81 Liverpool. yvHial oasusss !, hen no
= pared vith the atrortty 3fcnudomusng
IT sale and purchase pf human erph
10 At that period, IL was not unusu
of for fifty slaye-ships to DO moorcd
IN one time at the docks Of Liyerpo,
IN laying IN their supplies Tor anoti
of cruise.
in ! respectfully commend this dos
es to the pessimists. cannot think
Of one human interest which il not
W better condition than il wns vii
In General Washington was inaugurr
Is. ed president WeWenr better cloth,
or eat better food, take better medicit
live in better houses, play nt bett
u games, read better books, work "a
p er hours and in better places, "a
OF higher wages, pass bettcr laws, thi
ne better thoughts, cherish better "a
en- ings, hugh more, cry less. live long
h. and live better in every way. Il
e region is purer; our politics are me
il, intelligent and better tempered
his New York clerk upon thousand 4
les lars n year has mt command NOR
'ly pleasures and higher life than y
on possible to any creature in Chr
Die tendon, A. D.1790.-James Part
IN in n. Y. Ledger.