Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

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W. new points OF In
MI terest and general
4atlng 10" the sights. In plot
1 AIM round the city ! naturally
\ -bsl upon the Eden Mnses, and
\ Nm 10 sse the grisly groups
Iabsaux in the crypt. Tic was
~ much interested In them and
satsdly expressed surprise and
h ration al the artistic and rral'
Ests olthe grouping and at
Y Having worn the blus dur
AZ civil warhe WAS especially at
\ aaA BY tie representation OF
Z ags last ashp but ] observed
I ih could hardly take his eyes
sapoap Of hgnres 10 oriental COS.
\ ms and that for some minutes
~ ssautniug that group be- con
M
I ssi grave ani absent minded.
sa..y. OK luncheon. ! asked Jack
\ al particular memory that orr
4 "a sablean had stimulated. !
rat o. question abvieily, because
Il tnFW iha, nv friend had esen men
/ ~ dlss aud experienced many md
D nags adventures, and oil bis sto'
s nm good. Wliils most 81 them
\ Ewg aFt 10 b. ucw So deliberate.
1 isg 81 lor a yarn. feeling tina, II
Il ggsA harmontss better with a cigar
asa irah decent into the streets.
\ ia, On bong questioned, iell oncC
nasy INTO his u~hstraete1 mood. aud,
N shgf q minute ~ silence. ntid slowly
& lrss thinking OF a group ! oncc
nH BOT composed oi wax figures,
Il NJ a rgd anil mutiunless. In which
f al fRnialb uro conspicuous part
d 1tgr ,bs beginning, ~ course,
{! nof v; sack "a until 80 had fGld
taF0y and what no snid Is nov
nfUlRel hsus
AAts the cluea % thu war ! FOUND
tnp0ssibie to ssttls down again I,
aIn4rum uork. hue ] foon ioun,
n eaiEI Nasia senrrh III ndyrEtpFrii
fpsd b. necessary totry some othei
@gaity than mv own The Unite,
sais vas nj that time bound {,
rlsf ~ Tor lost time. All the bus
s men nni money making tendcn
Il o. q tte milton SEEMED stimulates
is ui,srmUst Speculation WIN.
tSgnlne 'br war spirit had put an
itaff Of nuJncity into oil kinds o
Il @riheeciol enterprises. aud. gencs
d ihehour afthernpablc had come
y az not huppen to 10 one of Theses
b ltAa 2 little money, enough to liv
N . comfortably. aud | felt no IN
Ghation 20 20 h.gruhbing for mou
Il aa'on, excitement, picturcsquencsi
Unexpected were what | desires
II ~ lhgRn looking over tho worlt
u q tDmc situation containing
Fomse.
N aAt last ! got tired of waiting nm
Wy 20 compromises with myself b
h Ssoarsc Of dri ting. I driftcd TO u
n sahe eoaat; then to the Sandwic
Il sauds. irom there Co Japan, nm
y W.T. q stay % several months In OF
& Wtae most interesting countries on
saong the most delightful people
81 sae6 touad my way to Cantor
ials was some timnaftcr Horutio !
hasco. You remember ahoj
mati No2 Well, this Lay was
sise blooded English diplomat
.loE, Who thought he could do
sNvAs Of business for himself by n
Z gt.aslng to organize u fleet for q
auese government wherewith
\. Gown pirncy. ut that time vel
n suOiesonie, especially in and abol
Ssahgtung. Lay obtained sol
w " authority, went TO Englnn
y Sougit or built a lot OF gunboai
m'ea them out for service and G
II kaged Capt. Sherard Osborne. n "a
sal naval officer, TO command I
nut THIS was not whit the Chine
santed' Their idea was Co man /
b ss's with their own people, al
'hem native officers, too.
a ~ TINS would have resulted
,rop, Two ways; other the pirai
Z n,nu nave captured the gunbog
S'o1lptly, or the commanders OF /
eIoats would gone into pa
ovs. lp with the pirates. That. no
4 a, asnobody's business but tn
NM government, whose subiei
leuttlng one nnother's throa
repndiated; the contrn'
II \ ~ MIN We're rejected, aud fin
q IL ~ !. Bruce solved the diiticu'
a aNlng Osborne's notilln of
Mn"saas Of the Chinese goyernme
4 q the gunnoats were sent be
ma England, but one nj lenst
4 "i' and the understanding v