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Evening journal., 1891-10-07
THE NEWS in BRIEF.

Joseph Cullen, the ninth victim OF the
Chicago tugboat explosion, Is dead He
was the fireman Of the boat.
Gus Thiekuhl, a former government
department clerk, attempted suicide by
shooting himself on his sons grave at
Washington.
A fire at Braddock, Pa. caused by a
lamp explosion, destroyed row Of six
frame houses James Mcclure Vas burned
10 death.
Receiver Cades, Of the failed Christman
bank, Of Paris, Ills, says the creditors can
hardly realize i've cents on the dollar.
Mrs. Theresa Fairs will was admitted
to probate at San francisco. Charles Fair
believes there is a later will
Judge Coffey, OF San Francisco, in his
tinal account as administrator of the estate
Of Mrs Hopkins-Searles, states that the
estate in California is valued at S3,000,000
and brings in rental Of 5000 per month.
The annual report Of N. o. Murphy act
Ing governor Of Arizona, has been received
by the secretary Of the interior. Mining is
still the leading wealth producing industry
Of the territory, but agriculture will soon
rank first in importance.
Sir Alfred Moloney, the new governor Of
British Honduras, has lost his wife and
his private secretary, w. h. Saunders, by
yellow fever.
Out Of e.00O,O0 bushels of grain charter
Cd at Duluth TO 90 seaboard IL is expected
that the great bulk will reach Europe via
Montreal
A six-year-old boy was literally devoured
by hogs at Nincennes, Ind.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

At the session Of tue Municipal Cour'
this morning, e a. simmons was fusd
80 or twenty days David Liquor, colored
81 and costs; Johu Gallagher, 81 and
costs; James Ford. 81 and costs
James McC'oskey. Sc or twenty
days; James Flood, 81 or twenty days
W NJ Todd 81 and costs sll for beinl
drunk Edward George aud George
Traverse, both colored, each fined 81 Of
twenty days imprisonment for disorderly
conduct Howard Mahsrty, who wa.
ch ,rged with completely in robbins
Gardeners restaurant on the night vi
September 10, was dismissed Aftei
hearing the testimony for both state anc
defence, she judge deemed the evidenc'
insufficient TO hold him Mshsrty'
mother, who was in the court room, wa
81 Frustrated that Il took the help o
Mahytv and his brother to keep he
/ from falling.
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pr,asand Groom ,erenadea.

A company of members Of Washing
ton Camp. No. 8, Patriotic Order Snps o.
America. in charge Of CAptsin Frank
Handy Of the continental guards, marched
to the home Of their fellow member JOIN
Duling. No. 1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
who late took to himself a wife, and
gave the couple q general serenade; The
company arrived a. the house about 10 81
o'clock Monday night The party en-
loved themselves in singing, speech
making and merry congratulations, after
which they were treated to cake anC
lemonade The following composed tn,
company. Frank Handy, william t
Adams, Walter Lowden, David McGowen
John r. Smith, samuel G Jones, Franl
Chapman, s. 6. Psrvis, George Cohe
Charles +. Keen. George Harringt 81
Clarence Dill on. William J. Macdonald
/ Frank Morrison and Winfield Smith.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
Hedge vepcs around Eden Park.

At the regular meeting OF the Park
Commissioners yesterday much business
was transacted The treasurer s report
amounted to $29, 6S7 ST. expenditures
since last meeting, 20, 344. 90, leaving q
balance Of $23 sos SO. Closets were
ordered to be built In Eden Park
the cost not to exceed $2S5 A
bid was received from the Delaware
Hedge Company Offering TO hedge in
the different parks st cost of so. % pei
rod and care for them for Eve years. To
plant the hedge he bid was Sc per rod
Eden Park was ordered t1 be hedged in
The Delaware and Atlantic Telephone
Company notified the board that Il woulC
reconstruct its line along the new psrk
way when It was completed. The 0oars
then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

Hyds's Vaudeville Company closed it'
engagement at the Grand Opera Honss
last evening An interesting feature
Was the sparrlng for points between Nc
Auliffe and Nelson.
The play to be presented at the Grand
Opera House tonight will be found
worthy of its audience II is the cels
brsted colonial play THE Witch" and
its star is hat sincere and sympathetic
actress, Miss Marie Hubert Frohmar,
who we'll deserves the position that she
has gained 10 her profession She Is fo'
tunate in the opportunity afforded her
by such play as THE Witch" than
which there is none stronger on thu
modern stage. The stage setting auo
costumes are particularly picturesque
and faithful
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
From Philadelphia 70 washington, ID O.
A Delightful four.

On October 10 the next personally con
Quoted Pennsylvania railrosd tour viii
leave Philadelphia The season is the
most advantageous for such tour. snc
the life At the capital active as well ss
interesting This next tour will lesvs
Broad Street Station la a special fast ex.
press train Thursday. October the IS, a.
o m reaching Washington early thai
evening, Returning, leave Washington
% .. IN. he following Saturday. The
round-trip rate Of $40 includes, in ad
dition to railroad fare in both directions
accommodations and boArd at hotel
which are among The most famous in th'
country. The dates OF the later tour
Of this series are October 30, Mower be-
-, 90, and December 10. They are al
uuder the direct charge of a touris
/ Agent and Chsperon
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. THE United Press
reporter met Governor Campbell aud was
told most emphatically that the articles
referring to his financial condition were
absolutely false. There is only one item
Of truth in the entire article said he,
"and that is ] owe the telegraph compa-
mics $500 which, II they need Il, they can
have AZ any time I do not know any
thing Of the man Wilkinson, and will be
gin suit at once for libel il retraetions are
not rnada -
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lATWIA.

BOULAY.-ln this city, on the Sd instant,
Beatrice Genevieve the youngest daughter
OF A. l. Boulay, No. $50 West Seventh street.
GUYER.-In this city, on the 4th instant.
Ruth. widow OF John Guyer, aged 81 years.
POWELL.-On the 5th instant, Elizabeth
Powell, aged ~ years. months and ID days.
KANE.-On the 5th instant, Mary, daughter
OF Edward r. and Mary A. Kane, aged 2
years and months
Funeral from the residence o. her parents,
6lS Franklin street, on Thursday the sth
instant IT 3 o'cloce D. IN. Internent at
Cathedral Cemetery.
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concernInr the cIevelnnd nahr.

NEW YORK, Oct. AT the eighteenth
annual convention OF the Woman's Chris.
tian Temperance Union of the State Of
New York Mrs ~ X Golf offered reso-
luton congratulating Mrs Grover Cleve-
land on the birth of a daughter, and ex-
pressing the hope that the young lady
might be made - fearless example OF total
abstinence. The resolution being declared
out Of order, was referred to the commit
tee on resolutions.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

The Principle Furnace and Rolling
MIL Company was ORGANIZED In Ne~
York City yesterday, with a capita
stock Of 81 000. 600. most Of which is al
ready subscribed. The officers elected
are: President, Robert Seaman; vice
president, Nelson E. Whitaker; treas
urer, Isaac B Cary. Directors oberi
Seaman, Nelson T. Whitaker Isaac b
Cary. Herman O. Mechlipg aud Henry B
BAY The company will erect an extern
siv@ plant at Principle, Cecil county
Nd,
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

Few can realize to what immense pro
portions the Barnum and Bailey show
has attained. With Nero, or the Des.
truction of Rome, added this season this
entertainment numbers over l.. 2O0 per
formers. Only think Of IL. The main
stage when the spectacle is exhibited Is
450 feet long, aud fully 800 beautiful ex
pert ballet dancers, selected in France
Italy, Portugal. Germany. Spain, England
and other countries. are seen at times. The
circus, hippodromes, menageries, horse
fair and other departments are ever
larger than ever before, so that It Is be
You'd question The most colossal exbibltior
ever dreamed of by mortal man. The
circus will show here on Saturday next.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

WILLIAslsPoRT, Pa, Oct. Over GOO
delegates were in attendance when the
ffth annual convention Of the Christian
Endeayor union opened here last evening.
The address Of President Rev. George b,
Stewart, OF Harrisburg, was the event Of
the evening The meeting will continue
Wednesday and Thursday.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

BROOKLYN, Oct. Mrs. Mildred L. Pet
tus, the wealthy widow of Stephen Pettus,
who was shot and killed by Mrs. Hannah
Southworth, near Fulton ferry, on Nov.
q. 1889, was married in Clarksville, Tenn,
to Dr. Rose, U. S. N, now stationed al
Pensacola, Fla.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

A fair house greeted Mics Kate Pur
sell In the well-known border drama
Queen OF the Plains, at the Academy
Of Music last evening The caste is good
the play exciting. During the per.
Torrance Miss Pursell takes four roles
IL will be repeated this afternoon Rno
evening
Williams & Ol's Meteors, company
composed Of the brightest vaudeyill,
STARS, will be the attraction at tbs
Academy Of Music Friday aud Saturday
This Is said to be great speciality show
and program Of unusual interest Ger
b. expected
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct THE famous Prince.
ION sprinter, Luther Cary, has decided TO
retire from the cinder path. He won the
championship at sprinting Of America
England, France and Canada, and thinks
that he could not have selected a better
time for retirement than the present. It
Is Cary's intention 10 go into business in
Chicago
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
Hal pointer and Direct rrot.

TERRE HAuTR, Ind, Oct. There were
out two heats in the match pacing race
between Hal Pointer and Direct. each get
ling heat. The time was not fast, 2:13
and oil. In the first heat Direct paced
Pointer of his feet on the stretch and was
given the heat Pointer won the second
neat by neck. The third heat is still to
-.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

BALTIMORE, Oct DIR. Robert Taylor,
Of the johns Hopkins hospital, and Miss
Florence Templeman, daughter Of r. w.
Templeman, were married in Christ Pro
testant Episcopal church last evening.
The church was packed with Baltimore's
most fashionable society.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

NEw YORK, Oct T--If the number OF
voters enrolled yesterday is any criterion,
this years registration will be heavy In
New York the total was 72,T40 against
65, 163 last year.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

The philadelphia Record says: Certi-
led copies were fled Yesterday OF the
will Of Israel W. Hueings. Of Moores
town. N. J.. representing An estate worth
SIC. 600, and Of Hetty W. Tatnall, OF
Wilmington Del the property involved
being appraised at $4,000, in order tS
trans fer property located in this state.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

DUBLIN, Oct 7-Messrs. John Dillon,
William O'Brien and Timothy Healy
spoke at Thurles and all declared that
they had finally abandoned any idea Of
appealing TO Parnell TO help the cause Of
the eyicted tenants by consenting to the
release Of the GAO. 900 now in Paris.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. THE monument
committee appointed TO pass on the marble
statue OF Jefferson Davis has accepted II.
Since the contractor put it into position
the resemblance 10 Mr.. Davis is found to
be much greater than was at first thought.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

NKw YORK, Oct. THE World says that
NJ. T. Trumpbour, the Kingston bank
wrecker, has confessed, and accuses Gen
eral George II. Sharpe, one Of the trustees,
Of using the bank in political deals.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
A Rnnnra for Nrnnnrhnn.

NEW YORK Oct. flames Monaghan,
brother Of Robert Jones Monaghan, the
missing Pennsylvania lawyer, has offered
reward OF $500 for information which
will lead to his brothers whereabouts.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

Crooks CROSSING, S. l., Oct 7.-At the
terrible tragedy OF Crooks Crossing three
persons were killed almost instantly and a
fourth was fatally injured. The names Of
the dead are Mrs Elizabeth Edwards,
Blanche Edwards and John Jones. An
drew Bradner was fatally hurt.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
nenery and wal.h AK for rlmo,

NEw HAVEN, Oct. State Treasurer
Henery aud State Secretary Walsh were
ordered TO appear in court yesterday 20
show cause why they hold the offices.
They asked for more time in which TO an
swer The court granted the request, fix
ing no definite time.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

Toythe National Euesmpment OF o IT,
Veteran Legion at Reading, Pa For the
above on October Is, IA, is, the B & o.
R. r. will sell tickets at all stations
East and West Of the Ohio river at Low
rate Of one fair for the round trip
Tickets will be sold oetober to 10 in
elusive, and will be valid for return pas
sage uAtil October 19 inclusive.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, Oct THE an
nual convention Of the State Young Peo-
ple's Society Of Christian EndeavOr at
New Britain had 1000 delegates represent
ing Az societies and 30 800 members.
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Herman for Justice.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. I. -William ID.
Herman, Of Utica, brother of ex United
States senator Herman, has been nominal
ed for justice Of the supreme court in the
Fifth district
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rrisd 20 KIN HsrseIE

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct 7. ~ Jennie
Crawford. OF New Haven, tried to end her
life in Bridgeport yesterday after seeking
in vain for her betrayer.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

WATERBURY,, Conn, Oct. THE New
York League team and the Naugatucks
played an exhibition game at Naugatuck
Tuesday afternoon, the visitors winning
by score of 10 to4.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

DAuGHTRR-"0h, papa I've just got
the most lovely yachting costume you
ever saw Papa (busily)-"i'm glad You
like Il. Daughter-''It's Just to sweet
for ANYTHING. Now all we need is q
yacht. New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
TAg woRLp oE SPORTS.
What the Baseball Players and Horse,
Are Doing.

At Washington- Ri r.
Washington. i . o. lie 0-s s :
Baltimore..s 2 0 g ! 3 ks 10 z
Batteries: Carsey and Mcclure, Mcmahon
and Townsend
Second Game: r. n. X.
Washington. .............O Ill 10 0
Baltimore ......-..-.....l . IA ii
Robinson. Game called on account OF dark
aese
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

KINGSTON, y. Y, Oct AT the Repub-
lican city convention William d. Brinnier
was nominated for mayor.
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ITEMS or INTEREST

TussEI.L-"My dear, had we not better
remain away from the golden wedding at
he Brownsf Really, / can't afford to
buy a present" Mrs. Tussell-"My
dear. you forgot those beautiful golden
rods gathered for just that purpose. -
Puck.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

''DID you hear Of that great 6re in
Gilman "No; whereabouts WAS it-at
Peking mo; at the pottery. "-Balti-
more American.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

If You have made up your mind to but
hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be induced to
take any other Hoods Sarssparilla Is a
peculiar medicine possessing, by virtue
Of its peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation, curative power superior
to any other article OF this kind.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

HER father wes an auctioneer, and,
ike ali Of that class, had loud voice.
so when her lover staid too long, the old
man called from the head Of the stsirs I;
"6oing-going--" then as the front door
opened-'G Gone i'-Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07
NArunF,h MoNnFR.

LEAUP Ellis OIL.the o. " substance known
that will prevent Tendency 70 wrinkles. age
lug or whitening Of The skin. drying mp the
glow Of youth. soc and Sl.00 NJ Dreggists;
large size PR paid by express for $l.O0. +. =.
Wells, JERSEY City, Nj.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

II SAY, captain" remarked the wag
visitor at camp. that soldier who brought
you the order did rather neat thing.
"Tn what wayf' "Wby, didn't he make
an orderly appearsnes9' Baltimore Amer
lean
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

PEeLBY BEAsLEr-But how dye hap
pen out so soonf Ye didn't get no par
don did yer7 Mr. Whisky Sewers
Course not Dey was lot of English
men visitin' de prison last week, and |
gets hold of the paint pot an makes me
gov'ment clothes into plaid and iist
moseys along out wild de rest O de dudes
See?-Indianapolis IonrnAl.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE "Roueh on
Rats clears out rats, mice, dies, reaches, bed
WELl.S' HEALTH REVIEWER goes direct
TO weak spots. Thin people, It fattens.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

We leave the cane seats and take the high back ones
with genuine leather upholstered seats $225 So 1915
81, SIS. ~
The Chair Business of the town is done right here Why
shouldn't it be, with the right stock and prices?
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

For Terms. Circulars. etc, apply TO n. +.
Rooelen 40 Mars ct street, ST my residence,
1919 Adams rect. or by mall TO Eden Hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-21
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Third Judi
cial District Of the State of Idaho, in and
for the county of BOISE.
j. N. White, plaintiff, VS.. Altaretta
White, defendant.
The people of the State OF Idaho send
greeting to Alfaretta White, defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff, in the
District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Idaho, In and for the
county of Boise, and to answer the CON-
plant filed therein, within ten days lex
elusive of the day Of service) after the SER
vice on you of this summons, if served
within this county; or, if served out of
this county, but in this district, within
twenty days; or, if served elsewhere,
within forty days.
The said action is brought by J. N.
White demanding judgment against you
that the bonds of matrimony between him.
self and the defendant be dissolved, and
that the custody of the minor children be
awarded to the plaintiff, and for such 9TH
cr and further relief as to the court may
seem meet, equitable and proper; alleging
that on or about the T7th of April, 1890,
you did disregard the solemnity OF your
marriage vow and without cause desert
and abandon plaintiff, and ever since and
still do continue to desert and abandon
plaintiff without any sufficient cause or
reason, and against plaintiffs will and
without his consent, the particulars more
fully appearing in plaintiffs complaint, q
certified copy of which is served herewith
and made part hereof. And you are
hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
- Attest my hand and the Seal
of the District Court OF the
l. . Third judicial District of the
--EState of Idaho, in and for the
county of Boise, this, 9th day of July
1891 ART CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
H. w. Dunton, attorney for plaintiff.
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On m n Do. %. NOIIIS'
Attest: ART CUNEIEGHAM, Clerk.

In conversation with Statesman
reporter the City Clerk said that the
official canvas of the vote of the city
election of Boise showed that some
SIX or eight ballots were cast without
any mark upon them to indicate the
preferences of the voters. These bal
lots were cast out. Other voters al
so made mistakes, some few crossing
out entirely two columns of names,
leaving the other to indicate their
choice, but as the marking was not
according to law, these ballots were
likewise consigned to oblivion. These
were the only ballots entirely defec-
tive, but there were others informal
in some respects which were not con-
sidered so far as the informal mark
ing was concerned. The Statesman
saws that taking into consideration
the novelty of the law and the very
limited time for explanation of its in
tricacies, the new system worked very
smoothly and the percentage of errol
was small.
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5ENG1-wEMKLx

Placerville to Pioneer, from Center
vile to Church's old saw mill, and
from the head of Willow creek to
Star Ranch; that No. , shall CON-
prise the following described roads:
the road leading from the head of
Wolf creek to Dechambeaus, and az
ter the completion of the road from
Garden valley to Round valley, from
the water shed of said road shall be
included in the same; that hereafter
No. shall include districts No. and
6, and also the road from Horseshoe
Bend to Spring valley, including all
the settlers on Shafer creek waters,
and commencing at Thos. Haley's toll
gate and following the county line to
where said line intersects the Payette
river; that hereafter road district No.
shall include all roads commencing
at the county bridge at Horseshoe
Bend and all county roads under the
water shed between the Squaw creeks
and High valley; that district No
shall include county roads commen-
cling at the water shed between High
valley and Squaw creek, and includ-
ing Round valley from the water shed
between Long valley and Round val
ley; also including new road from
Round valley to the water shed be-
tween Round valley and Garden val
ley. Road district No. shall in
clude all county roads commencing
at the lower end of Long valley and
Round valley, and extending to the
water shed above the Falls in Long
valley, on the east side of the river
District No. s shall include all coun.
ty roads commencing at the water
shed point above the Falls, in Long
valley, on the east side of the river
and extending to Gold Fork. Dis
trict No. shall include all the upper
end of Long valley, commencing al
the upper end of district No. s, anc
said district shall include all county
roads on the west side of Long val
ley, commencing at Hiatt's place anC
extending up the valley to Tama
rack Swamp.
The Board ordered that the pc
diem OF the road everseers shall b.
$3.50, and the following persons ar
hereby appointed road oversssrs 70
the several road districts: For Dis
trict No. l, John H. Sullivan; No. (
; George Tucker; No. 8, Fred Seward
No. 4, s. A. Clarkson; No. 5, Davi
Basey; No. 6, George Camp; No.
E L. Gorton; No. s, ]. J. Gale; No.
Y George Reed; No. 10, c. Whitel,
e And it is ordered by the Board ths
/, the above appointed road overseel
o shall serve in such capacity until th
t January meeting of the Board, an
= ordered to file their bonds within til
time prescribed by law, each in tt
V sum of $500, and Commissions
y Smith is hereby empowered to accel
e the bonds and qualify the parties :
g appointed in his near vicinity. Con
missioner Cathcart was also empowe
O ed to accept the bonds and quallt
j. the everseers appointed in his ne
" vicinity.
" Adjourned to meet on the four
n Monday in August, 1891.
w. w. HOOTON,
Ch'm'n Bd. Co. CONS.
+ Attest: ART CUNSIEGHA4l, Clerk.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on or about
the 9Th Of August, 1891, the undersigned
will apply to the Hon. Secretary Of the
Interior for a permit to cut timber on the
following described public lands (unsur.
vesed) to-wit; Beginning at the mouth of
Rock creek, on the South Fork of the
Payette river, in Boise county, Idaho, and
running south one mile, thence due east
one and one-half mile, thence north to
the river one-half mile above the mouth
of Clear creek, being bounded on the
north by said Payette river. The timber
WEIGH l desire to cut is pine, not less than
one foot in diameter to be cut.
JAMES IRWIN.
Banner, Boise Co, Idaho, July II, 1891.
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A CHINAMAN, engaged in floating
wood for Pom Yam, was drowned at
the mouth of Crooked river last Sat
urday, George Bennett went over
Sunday to bring in the corpse, and
had not returned when we went to
press yesterday evening.