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The evening world., 1894-01-09
suicide ON the nomcry.

Emil Graf, hfty-three years old. a machluise
body vas taken 10 the Morgua
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
BACON AND PITT.
Their Attitude Towards Things FinaD.
cial.

Their Attitude Towards Things FinsD-
cial.
A singular instance OF unconcern for
money, even as an instrument for pay
ing honest debts, is found in the life OF
William Pitt, prime minister OF England
and one OF the greatest men that ever
ruled nation. He was bachelor; he
lived alone with his servants; he had no
needy relatives or expensive habits. 40.
sorbed in public affairs, he paid
no attention to the manner in which
his domestic establishment was con.
Quoted. His servants ran it, and
ran It with . vengeance. Macaulay
says that the waste was almost fabulous.
The quantity Of butchers meat charged
in the bills was $1,000 . week. The con-
sumption OF poultry, of feb, of tea, wai
in proportion. The first lord Of the treas
ury would not give q minute, even at the
solicitation of friends, to q consideration
of his own finances. The only place II
the world which he did not seek to con
quer was the kitchen. The consequence
was that at his death all parties in thu
house Of commons united in voting $500,
600 to satisfy the creditors Of the estate
The most illustrious and perhaps ais
the most unfortunate case Of the kind OF
record, however, IL Lord Bacon's. Ba
con was, even more than Pitt, victim b
his domeotic surroundings. His mothe
vainly offered to come and protect him
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
MURDER IN A CHURCH.
A Dissipated Husband shoots Hts Wife
and KilIs Himself.

A Dissipated Husband shoots HIS Wife
and Kills Himself.
John Brady, q painter, shot and killed
Mary Brady. his wife, and then COM
mitted suicide, in the Church Of the Inn
maculate Conception in Oakland. Cal.
Sunday. Brady and his wife had been
separated about two years. He was
much dissipated, and appears to have
harassed her q great deal. Sunday morn
ing Mrs. Brady went to mass, arriving
otter the service. She entered the
church and knelt down to pray near the
altar. Brady entered and took q seat be.
hind her. She appears to have been un
aware Of his presence. No others wert
in the church. Suddenly Brady drew
pistol and placing the weapon at thu
back OF his wife's head drew the trigger
The woman was killed instantly: Thei
Brady pointed the pistol toward his owl
body and fired, the ball going through
his right lung. Meanwhile the noise
the shots had attracted back to thu
church many who had attended mass
They rushed forward to overpowe
Brady. He brandished his pistol Wild
and threatened to shoot anyone who Cd
vanced. The crowd hesitated. The
Brady placed the pistol to his forehea
and blew out his brains. Brady we
about As years Of age and his wife tn
same. They were once well-to'do.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

tenn 10 healthy condition.
The bedding should be changed suffi-
GENTLY often to prevent its becoming too
foul. 1t will also be a good plan to
sprinkle diluted carbolic acid on the
floor, in the troughs and In the sleeping
places. This is a good disinfectsnt and
used literally will aid materially in kill
ing out germs of disease that filth gener-
ates. Coppevss water can be used Tor
the same purpose II the carbolic acid can
not be secured readily. Air slaked lime
10 another good cheap disinfectant that
can often be used to q good advantage
and especially to scatter on the floor or In
the sleeping quarters. Keeping hogi
from drinking filthy water, eating filthy
food or sleeping in filthy beds will hell
in maintaining good health.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

In September, 1892, there Was widely
published an account Of an Austrian by
the name Of Arthur Benin, who was
about starting from Buenos Ayres to
walk to Chicago. He has turned up at
Panama, hale and hearty, and az brown
as an Aztec, having followed the basins
OF the Andes thus far without Q mishap
or any exciting adventures. After re-
naming about week in Panama, the
traveller started on toward Central
America, and expects to reach Chicago
before snow flies next fall.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

John Parrot, who lives at Forest Hill,
KY, found his l2-year.old son dangling
from the limb of tree, Sunday night,
swinging to rope which encircled his
neck. Blood was gushing from the boys
nostrils and ears, and he was in dead
faint. The father cut the rope. and by
applying restoratives soon had his son IN
conscious state. The boy said that two
Young companions got enraged at him
for trifling occurrence, and, Selling
him, procured a rope and tied moose
around his neck. They then threw the
rope over limb and yanked him up il
real lynching style. The rope was tiet
to the trunk OF the tree ald the boy LET
swinging. Mr.. Parrot procured war
rants for the boys arrest.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

London experienced another sensation
Monday by the discovery OF q crime
equaling those by Jack the Ripper, only
in this case man was the victim and a
woman the murderer. An elderly man
was seen to enter the room OF Marie
Hermann on Thursday night last. II
became noised abroad that the man who
had gone to the woman's room had moi
been seen to leave it. Officers went to
the house and search was made OF the
apartments. Her trunk was in the
room. The police forced it open ant
found in it the body Of the missing man
His head had been battered evidently
with some blunt instrument. The body
presented frightful aspect, and thu
clothing in which it was attired wa
drenched with blood. The Hermann
woman was taken into custody.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

British members of Parliament are not
paid for their legislative services, but
there is some compensation, apart from
the dignity of the place, in the material
privileges granted to members OF the
house. at is the cheapest club in the
world" said one ex-member. II used
to get a chop, dish Of potatoes, piece
OF bread and pint of beer for eighteen
pence. and what could you wish nicer
than that?" As matter of fact lodging,
writing materials and many physical
comforts are provided at Westminster
without charge. Only the food and drink
have to be paid for.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

From the St. Louis GlObe-Democrat.
'In Mississippi there used to be- a
county where it was almost impossible
to hold court The lawless backwoods
element would come into the county seat
and break it up" said Neil Caruthers, q
prominent attorney Of that state, at the
Southern. "ludge Clarke once went
there to hold court. The first day he had
a bucket Of water poured over him from
chimney hole in the roof and several
pistol shots were fred in the court room
The next day as he opened court he laid
two large pistols on the desk and at the
first sign of disturbance leveled the
pistol at the man and conducted him te
Jail. After that there was no more dis
turbance and the better element OF the
community were anxious that he shoulo
return the next term, but he declined
with sentence that has passed into
political proverb in Mississippi: 4 re
garded my coming into this county as al
adventure. regard my leaving it as al
escape
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
Mot Rallota. but Bullets.

The Kansas Commoner, populist pa
per, prints the following revolutionary
article ia it's last issue:
Carlisle is reported as secretly nego-
tiating with lumber syndicate for the
sale of $4,000. 900 bonds. The nation
demands q sufficient currency for the
transaction OF it's business without the
issue of bonds, and the people will stop
this bond business with ballots or bull
let's. Let our rulers make their choice,
and make it soon. II Secretary Carlisle
decides to make another issue Of $50 ,OOO,-
600 of gold bonds, not 100, 900, but l,OOO,.
600, men should go to Washington, not
with paper petition, but with steel Win
chestere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
A great many native American girls
from the back districts of Maine are now
being employed as servants in Boston,
and their greenness sometimes brings
about amusing situations. Recently q
lady called at Beacon street house,
where one of these girls was employed,
and rang the bell. Samantha Wayback
answered the call. Can Mrs. Cr9sut
be seen ?" the visitor asked. ken she
be seen ?" snickered Samantha. "Well
ruther guess she ken; she's six fee
high and four feet wide! My sakes YOU
can't see much CT anything besides wher
she's around,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
Murdered by His Employees.

H. G. Boldin, q wealthy planter, last
year purchased several bodies of land
in Malagora county, Tenn. On this land
negroes imported from Alabama were
colonized. Failing to do their work,
Boldin reprimanded them. Tuesday a
mob of fifty negroes went to his house
and shot him to death. Only one white
man resides within City miles Of Boldin'f
place. He soon organized posse. They
secured l6 negroes and sent them to 9
railroad station for shipment to Jail. Elk
element ia intense, and q race contlic
may occur, az there is every indication
that the jail will be stormed and the as
sassins taken out and lynched.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

The most severe electric, wind and
rain storm ever known passed over
Gainesville, Texas, Saturday nigat.
Several houses were unroofed, while
others were blown over. The house OF
J. G. WEIGH was struck by lightning;
Mrs. WEIGH was severely burned and
may die. At Mountain Springs, ten
miles south, a hail storm prevailed:
Stones as large az hens eggs fell for hall
an hour. At Trickham, in Coleman
county, w. d. Watson's house was blown
to the ground. Mrs. Watson and foul
children were killed outright, and Mr.
Watson's injuries will prove fatal.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

Joseph Eberling, a well-to do farmer OF
New City, N. Y, died Saturday from Q
strange cause. Saturday last he went to
Spring Vale and purchased there strong
and fast trotter. He speeded the animal
almost the entire distance to New City
six miles, and, as q precaution, twisted
the reins about his wrists. This stopped
the circulation OF the blood. When Ed.
erling reached home he fell to the ground
in faint as he stepped from the sulkey
Doctors pronounced the case paralysis
and Eberling never recovered conscious
ness. He leaves a widow and four chill
dren.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

four years and did not get out and allow
q successor to be named.
Samuel Theodore, late manager Of the
Standard Oil Company, who was found
dead in bed ct Council Bluffs Monday,
was defaulter, and it is now believed
that he committed suicide by taking poi
son. The total amount Of his defalcation
will probably reach large sum.
The Poorman mine, the property OF
the Ceur d'Alene Silver Lead Mining
Company, in the Ceur d'Alene district,
Idaho, has been sold to English capital
lists for $500, 900, Of which 100000 is to
be paid down and the balance In two
payments at six and twelve months.
Otto Wagner, aged l6, was instantly
killed at Duluth, Mimi, Saturday, by an
explosion OF dynamite. His father had
placed the dynamite in q stove to thaw
out and left his son to watch the stuff.
The house was wrecked and Mrs. Wag-
ner and her baby were badly injured.
John Shelton Davidson, for twelve
years Master Mason Of Georgia, ex-presi-
dent of the Georgia senate, city attorney
of Augusta and president Of the board oil
education, and one OF the most promi'
, nent men in the state, died suddenly al
Augusta, Ga, Saturday, Of heart failure
Two sheepherders, Peter Pedfques ant
r G. Scuddle, engaged in q discussion
4 about wages at Compton, Calf, Tues
day. Hot words ensued, when Pedfquel
= picked up a club and hit Scuddle tire
. mendous blow over the head, smashing
. the skull and causing death in shor
time.
a Adam Haber, q carpenter at Lakeview
v H., was shot and killed by his soI
4 George Sunday night. A quarrel be
tween Haber and mis- wife was the caus
of the tragedy The husband struck tn
:. wife blow. The son ran into the ROOF
II and fred six shots at his father, five {
70 which took effect
Yellow fever is increasing to an alarm
,. ing extent in Rio Janerio. There al
II more than $50 cases in the city and tn
j. death rate is very heavy. The entil
crews of the eight British vessels al
le stricken. The hospitals are filled wit
> fever stricken patients from the crews
y the foreign war ships.
A free fight with knives and pistols
RS PlaSville, Ala, resulted Saturday nigl
O. from a quarrel about a debt owed
1t Moses Thomas to Henry Atwood.
Cheney, bystander, was killed. Hen
10 Atwood will die. Will Thomas may di
oy Fillmore Atwood was wounded DANCE
at ously, and Moses Thomas seriously.
: For several months past incendia
10. fires have been occurring at Peru, In
,ts The mystery was solved Sunday mig
or when William Koob and John Gould,
years old each, we're discovered settil
m fire to a large building in the busine
A portion of town. They were arrest
Ic. and have confessed to having set all
fires.
IN Jennie Marker walked into saloon
no Sacramento, Monday night, and 81
n;s herself through the BODY, and is now
ith the hospital. Her family is respec
IVA BILE and wealthy one Of Nevada City.
= letter showed that she killed herself
ie' cause her father would not let her CO..
~ home to live despite the pleadings OF
-, mother.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

Tuesday morning at Ferinado. Fla,
Chief of Police Livingston ehot and killed
Jack Hipport, Jr., and mortaily wounded
Jack Hipport, Sr. The Imports are
negro desperadoes. They had been using
indecent language in the presence Of
ladies, and Chief Livingston was sum.
moned to arrest them. They attacked
the chief and beat him over the head in
terrible manner. He was forced to
shoot to save his life.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
Novel Upholstery

From The New YOfk World,
A fashionable novelty in the way Of
furniture for small reception rooms 10
The acts of this sort of furniture consists
of three pieces, all of them small and
with the cloth, which is ornamented with
appliqued designs or with gimp an inch
or more wide. For example. set Of this
furniture in deep, brilliant blue cloth has
a single row OF terra Gotta silk gimp in two
shades Of the color which outlines each
part of 1t.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
A Terribly Fatal Accident.

Wednesday, while number OF work
men we're engaged in removing q guam
tity of dynamite from the hull OF the
wrecked steamer Cabo Mschicaco, at San
lander, an explosion occurred and several
men were killed Mangled and black
ened corpses wer. scattered all along the
quay Just as the ship olew up rail.
road train arrived at the station and was
com pletely wrecked, set on fire and most
OF it's passengers burned to death.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

Whitecaps are at work in Volusia
county, Florida. Very late Monday
night, at New Smyrna, band Of regu-
lators took Will Smith from . house Of
i'll fame, stripped him and gave him 100
lashes. Smith was then ordered to
leave. He was in such . condition.
however, that he could not get away.
The inmates Of the house were also
ordered to leave. New Smyrna 10 Z
prohibition town, and Tuesday morning
cards were discovered affixed to the
doors Of saloons bearing the following
"You have until Wednesday to discon
tinue your lawless business, or you will
be dealt with without mercy. [Signed
Twenty Whitecaps."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

Four special treasury department
secret service men, in addition TO the
regular force employed at division head
quarters, and the forces Of the United
States marshal's Office, are working in
Omaha and vicinity to unearth private
mint which has already turned out over
500 900 standard silver dollars, using the
same amount Of silver and alloy as the
government.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

At one Of his household blishments
he kept q hundred servants. eome al
whom had coaches, some race horses.
and all an uncomfortable thirst for their
masters money. SPEEDING tells 4 story
that reveals the strange manner in which
the philosopher, statesman and judpe
(not to say poet) lived in his home.
I'm the year 1855 booksellers bow
heard some gentlemen talking in his
master's shop; one OF them, q gray.
haired man. was describing Q scene
which he himself had witnessed in Cor.
hamburg. He had gone to see the lord
chancellor on business, who received
him In bis study and, having occasion (,
90 out left him there for awhile alons.
Whilst his lordship was gone,' said he,
there comes into the study one OF his
iordship's gentlemen and opens my
lords chest OF drawers wherein his money
wac, takes 1t out in handfuls, ale
his pockets and goes away without say.
ing q word to me. He was no sooner
gone but comes another gentleman,
opens the same drawers, fills both his
pockets with money and goes away az
the former did, without speaking word.
Bacon, being told when he came back
what had passed in his absence, mcrely
shook his head, and all he said was.
"sir, I cannot help myself.""
Montagu relates another incident to
the same effect: Zone day, immedi lately
after Bacon's removal from the chsncei.
lorship, he happened to enter the serv.
ants hall while the servants we're 1t din.
ner: On their rising to receive him no
said BE seated; your rise has been
my fall."
In this fash OF wit We have light that
illuminates in an instant the darkest re-
cesses Of Bacon's life. 1t is another and
most curious illustration Of the union
though ill.aesorted, OF extremes man
despising money and at the same time
charged at the bar OF history With com.
hitting the bssest OF all crimes for the
love Of money. Fact and fiction are iust
half and half in this paradox
We cannot keep the two factors
together any longer; one or the othel
must be discarded. The malice Of
powerful contemporaries, q poets bril-
liant epigram, polished antithssis
must yield at lsst to wider knowledg,
and to more just and critical spirit
Venality is the very last sin in the Who'll,
catalogue of human frailties Of which
( Bacon could have been guilty. No maj
} makes an idol Of what he scorns. N,
man would sell his birthright for . mes
Of pottage unless he we're half fsmished
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

From the Texas Workman.
"The reserved right Of the people to
the rental value OF land must be con-
strued % condition to every deed. -
Uuited States Supreme Court.
1.-THE earth is the common property
Of all Pope Gregory the Great.
1.-THE single tax is not q tax on land,
but on land values, without improve
mepts."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

Families occupying houses In one OF
the squares in Glencarbon, mining
town in Pennsylvania, have been notified
to vacate their premises, as the houses
are threatening to drop into the worked
out portion OF the Reading company's
colliery, which undermines the village.
Big cracks have already appeared on the
surface. The people are moving expedi'
tiously.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

The king of Ava, petty State. called
himself "God the Lord, the King OF
Kings, Whom All Others Should Obey;
the Cause OF the Preservation Of All An
imals; The Regulator of the Seasons;
The Master Of the Ebb and Flow OF the
Sea; Brother to the Sun; King Of the
Four and Twenty Umbrellas.N
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

Plans have been approved in London
for = great Ferris wheel after the Chicago
pattern. 1t is to cost $3.50 600 and will be
known az the ''Gigantic Wheel and
Recreation Tower"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

The introduction Of firearms had No
perceptible influence on tactics for
nearly a century. The early firearms
were 30 clumsy that dozen arrows
would be fred before q gun could be
reloaded, and several great soldiers OF
that day regarded the firearms as valuable
only to frighten the enemy's horses.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

Two centuries ago liquors, without ex.
ception, were invented and manufactured
in the monasteries.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

ID r. FULTON,
attorney at LaaU.
Legal papers carefully ana accurately
drawn Collections given prompt
attention. Will practice In
all the courts OF the I'd
Judicial District
OF idaho.
cpANoEv1tIE IDAHO
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30

! the pOlled Angus breed OF catti0 Win the
buffalo, and soon began to get results
that we're entirely satisfactory. At first
the young cattleo died, being brough,
forth at the wrong season OF the year
but in time Mr.. Weavey learned that if
they came in with the new spring grass
of the prairies they would flourish like
the grass He began with one buffalo
bull and polled Angus COW, and now
has a. pretty little herd AZ one could
wish to see.
KEEPING HOGS HEALTHY.
With hogs more than with any other
class on the farm, it will prove better
economy to provide the condition neces
sary to keep them in good health than tc
risk curing them after they get sick
Usually a sick hog is an unsatisfactory
animal to doctor. While with the bes
, OF care hogs will occasionally be sick, al
reasonable care should be taken to keel
them in q healthy condition. WheI
t giver free range hoga are less liable t
disease than when closely confined. On,
reason for this is their natural instinct t,
eat things that correct the system. 4
t hog will at certain times eat weeds tina
Q at certain other times he will let alone
and this 10 evidenced that IN a goo
many cases he will doctor himself
n given the opportunity. There shoul
g always be q supply Of ashes and sal
r where they can help themselves. II thi
Q supply is kept convenient there is n
e danger Of their eating to injure themselve
on it.
Especially when corn or grain is mad
d the principal ration during the winter
Of will be q good plan to give them feed I
!; charcoal about every ten days. Will
J. coal or wood charcoal can be made
J; answer, the best plan 10 to take ears
le corn and burn them until we'll charre
10 and then let them help themselves
aids digestion and helps to keep the sy