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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10
A Fatal Accident.
Boise State esman.

J. R. Bennett, the well-known fur.
niture dealer, was killed about half
past one o'clock Wednesday morn
ing by falling down the stairs leading
up into John Earley's variety theatre.
The unfortunate man had been up
stairs and had come down into the
lower room TO see Mr.. Farley. Fail
ing to find the latter he started back.
When part way up the stairs he stun
bled In some way and fell back, his
head striking the stone pavement.
The accident was not seen by any.
one, but the sound of the fall attract.
ed attention and assistance soon
reached the victim.
DR.. Collister was sent for, and the
physician, after finding the skull bad
ly fractured, announced that the pa
tient could not live.
He was then placed upon stretch
er and carried to his home, but dice
a short time after getting there.
Deceased leaves wife and family
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10
A. Awfnl Vaastaaasn.

On the 5th Oil creek, in Psnnsyl-
vania, burst from it, confines, and
swept through Titusville, destroying
the gas and watsr works and washing
away two IRON bridges. Burning oil
flowed down on the torrent. igniting
buildings and increasing the destruc-
tion hundred fold. Trains Of oars
loaded with merchandise and oil
wers consumed. At least one hum
drsd people were killed and the town
is ! wreck. At Oh City gresn fluid
was noticed on the water, which in
creased. The smell Of gas and oil
was perceptibls and danger Of 6rs
was commented on. The words had
hardly been uttered whom zoo yards
up the stream : mass Of flames shot
up. People stampeded for tho hills.
An explosion rent the air and the
whole creek for hundreds Of feet
seemed one ssething mass Of famed
and smoke. There are u least 15O
people among tho dead and many
are injured, and large sumber miss
ing. John u. Rockefeller instructed
the Standard OIL buyer It Titusville
to draw on him for 100000 for re-
lief Of the sufferers. The loss in the
two towns is estimated At $500, 900.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

:. came to pass in the Holyland CT
idaho-the new JsrusaIem-h.rd hv
the raging Payette, that an election
vas held last Monday for ! school
trustee and Mrs. Daley was elected.
The chosen people Of that land v.r.d
very wroth, or some Of them did. and
they wot not Why ! lady should be
elected, especially when her husband
vas already atrustee. 1t va. .llegad
th.t Mr.. and Mrs. Daley worked up .
scneme to secure the election Of Mrs,
Dsley so that the two could have
power to employ the teacher. and
that the teacher would be Miss Daley,
their daughter. II this was the
scheme, they were successful. The
women of the Holyland turned on,
and voted and proved power in the
New Jerusalem. They cast their
ballots for Mrs. Daley and victory
was theirs. The opposition, who sup.
ported VIM. Ray but failed to aesiu
the day." were very much worked
up, grew torrid under their neckwear
. Raysed up in opposition to the
successful candidate and questioned
the legality Of Mrs. Daleys election
Shortly after the closing Of the poll,
one OF their number was dispatched
Z, the county seat to interview Coun.
ty Superintendent Jas. J. Marsk
THIS oficial is of the opinion that the
election is legal. He has no doub,
OF the right of women to vote and &c
hold the Office Of school trustee, bu,
on one point he is in doubt and will
submit it to the State Superintend
ent. Mrs. Daley is not a native o.
these United States; neither is Mr.
Daley, out the latter has CITIZENSHIP
papers and is citizen all righ,
enough. Mrs. Daley never got ou,
citizenship papers. Now the ques
ton is, is she a citizen? The Law
says women can vote at school cleo
tions, but must have the same qualiG
cations as men. A man born outsid,
of Uncle Sans domain must be dul,
naturalized. How about the women.
If their husbands are citizens, doe,
this fact confer upon them the right4
of citizenship in elections where they
are given the same rights and privi
leges as men? This is a fine point
and will no doubt be submitted t.
the Attorney General by the Stat
Superintendent for legal light, ant
in the meantime the holy people o
the New Jerusalem will be IN stat
of painful suspense. During tn
pendency OF this much vexed question
public worship in the synagogues will
be suspended. The little chose1
band of this modern Holy land viii
with "hated breath" this decision
await, and they take no weaker hor
than fermented juice of corn--so yo
see, their breath will be, bated with
strong, stout bait, while they anxious
ly await the decision and the fate G
their lady trustee-the wife OF Job
Da-lee.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

The young man, Charles Stanbury,
who accidentally shot himself through
the head down on the railroad near
Shoshone, and was brought here 70
the county hospital, is still lingering
in about the same condition IS when
he frst arrived. 1t seems almost >
miracle that he could live 80 long with
such wound through the head, the
ball having entered half way between
the eyes, coming out at the back part
of the skull, and is presumed to have
passed through the upper edge of the
brain. He talks freely and rational
ly. has a good appetite, but complains
of pain in his head and numbness in
his extremities. Should he recover,
it will be one chance in thousand
He is An intelligent, quick-spoken
youth of about sixteen, and it is real
ly pitiable to see him IN his present
almost hopeless condition, away from
those most dear, among strangers
with death lowering around his pill.
low, and his young life liable to be
snuffed out at any moment.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

"A
NAAPA correspondent Of the
1 'asn says some good real estate
\. nave been contaminated there
''n the past few days. The ditch
p'"s is busy building laterals to
cps those who are making i'm
enents. oaa 1t is estimated that
:. acres of land have been deed
"' spring in the vicinity of Nam
''d = large per cent. of this
!" mas been put in cultivation.
- VINO are investing the heaviest
1'a who have recently visited
s''' Washington and California.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

% Yes Transpare, 3 we.e - P.~....
Now this is simple question and
apparently harmless in its operations
and ought not to lead TO var. but !,
mas. A man was brought to town
last Tuesday, by Sheriff Havird. to
answer to the charge Of assault and
battery which grew out Of the .imple
question which forms the head Of this
article. The assault and battery
grew out Of one hundred dollar
net. All this .transp,red on the
$od OF last month. One John Barker
o1ered to wager 800 that tr.nspire
could be correctly used for perspire
Or swsat. Sam Drollinger, like nine
hundred and ninety-nine out Of one
thousand would heve done, told him
ne was way of and covered the one
hundred dollars. Webster was con.
suited and the stake holder decided
the bet in favor Of Barker and turned
over the stakes. According to Web
ster sweat and perspire are synony.
nous and one definition of transpire
IS the same IS perspire-.to emit
through the excretories of the skin;
TO send of in vapor." This bet led
to fight and Barker stabbed Droll.
niger in the forearm with . miners
candle stick. The case came before
Judge Marsk and jury yesterday
evening, but had not been decided
when we went to press.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10
ATTORNEY GENARAL RoBER

ATTORNEY GENARAL ROBERTS
says:
SIN constituting the provisions OF
the constitution, am of the opinion
that women possessing the constltu-
tional aud statutory qualifications can
vote at all school elections; but to
vote upon the proposition as to wheth-
er special tax shall be levied, wo-
men must possess with male suffra-
gists the additional qualifications OF
being IAN actual resident freeholder
or head of family"
The point that is agitating the 'e-
rusalemites is whether woman whose
husband is living can be considered a
head of family? In other words,
has a family two heads in legal
sense? If SO, can she serve as school
trustee. As the resident freeholder
and head questions do not figure IN
a trustee election, we think she can
The Je, usalemites assumed that the
requisite qualifications to entltle wo-
men to vote on the question OF a tax
must be possessed to entitle them 70
vote for school trustee or hold tha'
Office if duly elected.
After the above was in type 1t was
learned that the objections we're oth-
ar than those here stated.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

At the meeting of the Republican
National Committee on the night of
the 9th the Harrison men made fight
on j. Sloat Fassett and were defeat
cd. The result of the vote for tenn
porary Chairman was, Fassett 70,
Cullom 20. Fassett received the vote
of Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

IANNoUNcE to the people Of Idaho
City and vicinity that from and after
to-day | will sell goods at reduced
prices. All kinds Of dress goods,
trimmed and untrimmed hats, para
soils, fannels, ribbons, velvets, etc.,
etc. Mrs. G. CRAWFORD.
IDAHO CRY, June l, 1892.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

THE general opinion all over the
State is that Boise county will be the
chief center of attraction for mining
men this season, and there is no doubt
of it. Indications all point that way,
and we think it would be no exag-
geration to state that this county is
already attracting more attention than
any other section of the State, and
the interest is steadily increasing.
Quite = number of experts have visit
ed the various mining districts OF this
section and all are enthusiastic over
the fine showings made by a great
number of both gold and silver mines
Some sales have already been made,
other sales are pending, while other
mines are under bonds. Boise coun'
ty has already made start this yea'
such as she has never made before
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

THE National View, published in
Washington City, has re-published
Congressman Sweets silver speech.
The View considered that the best
speech on the silver question made in
the present Congress, and gave the
speech in its columns second time
in compliance with numerous re-
quests. This speaks well for ldaho's
Congressman. The View also con-
tains well written article from the
pen of Chas. Clifford, the P. NJ. oi
Eugene, on Payetts Lakes, in th,s
county. Mr.. Clifford deals princi
pally with the silver question, tn,
texts for his article being point.
brought out in Sweets speech.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

The bill for the admission of New
Mexico to Statehood passed the House
on the 9th by vote of 1877 to 8. Tho
bill to admit Arizona also passed the
House on the same day by vote of
l74 to II.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

Bob Ford, the slayer of Jesse
James, was shot snd killed by Depu-
ty Sheriff Kelly in Ford's dance hall,
in Cresde, Colorado, on the 9Th.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

WV. MITCHELL, stone-cutter OF
Boise, attempted to board the electric
car while it was in motion, and being
drunk failed to get on, but went un-
dsr one of the wheels and an arm was
run over, crushing the muscles and
str;ppine the tendons, and it is be-
lieyed i. will have to be smputsted.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

B1A0 Wanted fof sinking . 0Aaft.
Bids will be received up to June
10th next, for sinking shaft on the
Bella mine, in Beaver district; shaft
to be 4x7 feet in the clear, these di.
mensions including manway; depth
to be sunk, 200 feet; shaft to be
securely simbered. Bids may stip-
ulate either that tools, powder, etc.,
be furnished by mine owner or bid
der. A horse whim will be used in
sinking. which will be furnished by
mine owner. Bids to be addressed TO
John Henry, Idaho City, Idaho, OF
Banner, Idaho. May 24-td.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

TIE highest bid for the con'truc.
+;on of the Odd Fellows Home at
Idaho Falls was $4,000 and the
lowest 4s,29s, by Chas. Carson, OF
Corinne. Utah, and Ed Winn, OF Ida
no Falls. They were only * below
the bid of Boise City man, says the
Times. This contract is for the man
building, but it is proposed IN the
course of time to add wings.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

MISS BEKrHA FALK, of Boise, and
julius Steinmeirer, of Nsmpa, were
married at the former place on the
9Th.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

READ ad of the Nye-Galbraith
Drug company, of Boise City. This
is solid firm and will surely meet
with success.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

AUDITOR and Recorder Art Gun,
,;noham has received q hne set OF
we;ohts and measures furnished oy
the State.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

0ealea 3repeeals
Win be recs ived up to 10 O'Clock 4. r.,
July II, 1922, for the purpose Of construct
Jerusalem road il completed, and follow
ing the blaxes to the : Lawyer" mime,
thence following the road down the Wea8
Fork to connect with the road leading 70
Quartzburg, eighty rods u said road down
West Greek to be graded where staked
Road to be ten feet wide, with AL mecca.
sary turnouts, bridges and culverts. The
Board reserves the right to reject any Or
all bids. Arr CUNNINGHAM,
Clerk Board Co. C0ms.
April ~, 1so2.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

VENTS, ladies' and children's clothes
'as over, hose darned or remade,
sa'ng and darning done with neat
= uCsaning speciality by Mrs.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

tHs Odd Fellows OF Placerville
!" nearly completed their large,
Pesory Hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

'as WORLD acknowledges a pleas
sall trom Rev. J. H. Barton, OF
aN and lawyer Frank r. Hind
Af Clarion, Pennsvlvania.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

Will permanently cure the itching, swell
ing and tingling caused by freezing and
frostbites Good for nothing else.
Price, SO Cents; and q Bottle.
Only obtained from
G. II. PALAER PH. Co,
Mob !. N Eeuso0, OAbR
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

loHs HENRY is grading for his
n to be sunk ON the Bella, in
Flver district.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

lastown will celebrate the Fourth
lns style. Read the program of
Pstcises.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

ans. LIZZIE MAGEE and Annie
|1'en went down to Boise Tuesday
nat relatives.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

'!ou want sewing machine for
~ one-half what the same can be
NJ |Sa, u Tor from an agent, call around
| u WORLD office. These machines
\. made BY the New Home COM
y ''e brand new, and first class.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

taos. DIXON, of Boise, is lying At
point Of death with Bright's dis
lM
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

Hon. JAS. w. WHITE and Jas.
est returned from Boise yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

JoHs GrRxAN's family moved up
to The Washington mine Tuesday
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10
COUNTY AND STATE.

REv. J. H. BARTON held services
be last Tuesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

Committee on Liberty Car:
Pauline Davis. Nsomi Smith.
Ida rompkins. Amelia Jones,
Mary Mautz, Gertie N t:iintock,
Mary Geuxu, Bertha fregsskis,
Matilda Mzutz, Frankie Goose
Gerfie Mosher. Mary Farrell.
Lena Miller, Annie Martin.
Gsrtis N"bl-. Agnes Ryan.
Stella B0msr, v. Tinker,
Cora Morrsn. Matt MARI,
Maggie Duquette. c. W. smith.
@. e Jenes, Clay Mosher
Julius Mauts, Wm, Garrecht.
Committee ON Vocal Music:
Mrs. h. ". Dunton, Mrs. Q. Marcus, Miss Pau
line Davis.
Committee on r. rs:
Julius Msutx John Shanahsn. Ed sm th, Ed Fos-
ter. Thomas Barry. Jr.. Bert Orchard. Charles
Branstetter. George Wilhelm.
Committee on Races, &C.:
SACK RACE AND CLIMBING CREASED POLE.
". Jores, L. l. Workman, H. W. Dunton.
VIM. Orchard.
AND CATCHING CREASED PIG.
8. T. Davis. John shanahan, Ed strsus. VIM.
FOOT RACE.
C. c. Havird, W Gaibrs Aith lawrence Gar
recht, John Rost Cornelius McCsrty.
HORSE RACES.
Dryden McClintock. John German, j. B. Emery,
George Harden. Matt Zapp.
BALL.
Committee on Music +. F. Church, Charles W.
Smith, Thomas L. Crofton.
Committee of Arrangements-Fred Garrecht. E.
Y. Jones. Clay Mosher, G. Z. Jones, julius Mautz.
William GaErecht.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

xreASurerss Notice.
The following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my Office:
COUNTY GENERAL, 1890.
Nos. 332, 1888, 334. 307, 337.
FRANK CHuRcH,
TEc1suEes
IDAHO CIrY, April 7, 1891.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

SEE add of DR.. w. w. Falling,
dentist, who will soon visit this county.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

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Is . newspaper devoted 70 the best interests
of the Western slope, and particularly =
country.
For advertising purposes incomparably
the best paper between San Francisco and
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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

Ainslie 81 Gray.
|TTORN YS-A r. L A W,
kaeal law practice. MINING AND Wa
b LITIGATION a specially.
Once over Shainwald's Store, Boise
Fg, Idaho. Jan i2-if
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1892-06-10

Committee on Music IF. r. Church. Charles W.
Smith, Thomas L. Crofton.
Committee of Arrangements-Fred Garrecht. E.
v. Jones. Clay Mosher, G. Z. Jones' julius Mautz.
William Gasrecht.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-08
THE BATTLE WON.

The Fight Of the Health Omcers ut Nsu'
York with the Advancing Cholers Host
Apparently Crowned with Successive
New Cases Developing and the Sick ~
Quarantine All Getting Well.
QUARANTINE, Staten Island, Oct. s.
DR.. Jenkins visited the Bohemia and
Hoffman island yesterday and when he
returned last evening he stated that
everything was in good shape in the
lower bay. No new cases of cholera
had appeared, and he said that he did
not expect any among the passengers
now detained, as it was now five days
since the last cases were discovered.
All but two or three people who are
sick with measles have been removed
from the Bohemia and the ship was dis
infected yesterday. There are only
three cholera patients in the hospital
on Swinburne island, and they are in 3
fair way of recovery.l
DR.. Jenkins and his assistants now
consider the end in sight, and are jubi-
liant over the success of their efforts
for the past four weeks. The Polaria,
Gothia, Moravia, Nevada, Slavonis,
Massilia and Indiana are still off the
upper quarantine station, but all are
we'll on these ships and most of them
will be released within a few days.
la Gascogne arrived yesterday with all
well on board and proceeded to her
pier.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-08
THE EAST.

JoHS GElFFiN knocked out James
Lynch in FIVE rounds in a fight at Coney
Island. y. Y, and was declared light.
weight champion of the world.
Is Philadelphia the McCahan Sugar
Refining Company. which is opposed to
the sugar trust, was organized with q
capital stock of 5000, OG0.
NOTICES have been posted at Stoning
ton, Conn, under the old ''blue law.
saying that the using of profane OF
obscene language, also shouting, brawl.
ing and quarreling" are in violation OF
the law, and that hereafter that law
will he rigidly enforced.
IN state convention in Roston, Mass.
achusc;ts democrats rcnominatcd vii.
liam L. Russo for governor.
AFTER being in business eighty years
the knickcrbociicr Fire Insurance
Company of New York will clusc up its
affairs
FoE no cause known Frederick Mel
lenburg murdered his wife and fatally
wounded hi> daughter IN Paterson, y.
j., and then committed suicide
Ar BOrdnutown. y. T.. Lena Schmitt.
German woman, while insane mur,
icrcd three small children by choking
them 10 death.
THE large works of the Singer Manu-
featuring Company ut Elizabcthrort.
y. J., were partially destroyed by fire,
the loss being sl5l.0D.
SAYLEs Il JESKS' wooden mill at
Warren. Mass, was destroyed by fire,
the los being S:i00.GO0.
O,IL SWEET. Charles kc:chum and
Charles Smith. yourg men. were struck
by train at Mort hcast. Pa and killed.
THE worlds 5-miic bicvc,r record
was lowered by ". W. Nindle at
Springfield. Mass, he making the full
distance in IL minutes. IL seconds.
\ DESPATCH received at DanvcrS.
Mass. tells of the murder of Capt q. p.
Buckley and his wife by sailors on his
vessel.
REPORTs from the detained steam
ships at the upper and lower quaran-
tine stations in New York were favor
able. and. with Fire island and Camp
Low depopu!ated, the cholera may be
said 10 be stamped out.
Ar New Haven. Conn, Yaie univcr-
sity celebrated the 193d year of its eN-
istcnce.
OFFICIAL figures of the Gubcrnatorial
vote at the recent election in Maine
give ClcavcS trcp), G5,5S5; Johnson
tdemD. a5.O73: Massey tpro). a,7SI:
knowlton nabor). l.S60: Ba:cman trco-
plc'sl. 3.On5: scattering. l.: total, l29. =
$50: Cieavrs' plurality, i2,5l2.
IN a building in New York occupied
by Otheman, Dyer & SOuthwicll. deal
ers in wooden goods. flames: aused Il
less of 100000.
lS session at Pittsburgh the supreme
court of Pennsylvania issued warrants
for the arrest of the members OF the
advisory committee of the Homestead
strikers on the charge OF treason for
setting up in defiance of the consti-
tutcd authority of the state a traitor
ous and rchellious government of its
own in Homestead in ,ulE last
IN their weekly review K. &. Dun e
Co. say that business continues larger
than ever at this time of the year and
the commercial sky is without Il cloud.
Money is everywhere in ample supply
and collections have rarely been more
generally satisfactory.
THE explosion of locomotive boiler
near Grove summit, n. ". killed Levi
Wise and Charles Flynn, engineer and
fireman.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-08
WESI AND SQu1H.

IS San Francisco Jacob Breitenstein,
whose wife had sued him for divorce.
shot her fatally and then inflicted a
mortal wound upon himself.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows: Illinois, Second dis
trict, Z. b. Smith (dem.); Wisconsin,
Second district, Lucien H. Caswell
(rep.); Michigan, Second district. j. ).
German tdem.).
FEDERAL officers captured five of the
notorious jackson gang of moonshiners
at their illicit distillery in the Tenncs-
see mountains
THE Michigan republicans in state
con vention at Grand Rapids nominated
Frank A. Hooker, of Charlotte, for
just of the supreme court.
THE death of William Dwigan. small
est member of the masonic fraternity
known, being only 40 inches high, oc-
CURED suddenly at his home in Shells
burg, Ia
The supreme court has declared un-
constitutional the reapportionment act
passed by the special session of the
Wisconsin legislature.
CHARGES were made by a woman
named Montrose that within a period
of ten months forty newborn infants
were murdered by DR.. II. c. Beale at
his hospital in San Francisco.
In fit of jealousy Steffen Zecha, OF
Lake Elmo, Minn.. killed Mary Mend
lick, his sweetheart, and then took his
own life.
FLAMES swept away the finest resi-
dence portion of Fort Bragg, Cal.
On the Western Railway of Alabama
near Opelika, Lon and Tom Hills. the
engineer and fireman, were killed in a
collision. and six persons were serious
ly injured.
FRED WUERsTER ana Louis HUM
while crossing the Erie railroad in
wagon at Kent, O., were struck by q
train and instantly killed.
NANCY HANKS lowered the worlds
record for the light harness horse,
either trotting or pacing. at Terre
Haute, Ind, by trotting mile in s:oi
FLAMES swept away the entire busi-
ness portion of the coal mining town
of Runnells. Ia. 1:s buildings being de-
stroyed.
IN wreck on the Nandalia line
near Greenville, ILL.,, three men were
killed and three seriously injured,