Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
I. J. ~. S. BUrLER.

TIE JoLLlFfcATloNs-Th Democratic joll-
fcation meeting in this city on Saturday eve
ming was an immense success. The candle
illumination was really beautiful, and partic
ularly SO from East Hill looking down into
town. The rows of candles from our office
presented the appearance Of solid streak of
blaze, and the wind fared them just enough
to make the effect charming Many more
people were ir attendance than congregated
before the election to hear the speeches of
either party. E. D. Holbrook, upon the as
sumption that be was in. alb probability cleo
ted to Congress, made conservative speech,
'counseling moderation in their rcjoicings, and
assuring the crowd that if when the northern
counties shall have been heard from the re-
suit proves 10 his favor, he VIII be the servant
of no political party, but shall do the best he
can for the masses of The people of Idaho.
The procession that came from the other side
of the Basin was respectable in numbers and
their horses and officers were gaily caparisen-
ed with flags, scarfs, rosettes, ribbons, etc,
besides boat hauled along with wooden
cannon sticking out behind, representing the
departure of the Union candidates up Salt
River withthe. canEon which they fred before
the election, &C., &c. Placervlle, Centeryille
and Hog'em were each visited in turn, and the
same performances were repeated in each of
these places that characterized the meeting
here, winding up with a grand aconstitution-
al (7) ball;3'in this city. The proposition 10
the symbols Of death and funeral
to bury a coeiu and all that sort
Of thing, was discarded and everything done
decentIy and in order. The only fears we
have heard suggested are that, like the old
hen thatshad never laid an egg sinees she was
i Guilet, until in her twentieth year she hap
DeheJ to drop one, and was so tickled with
lie gnssnlt that she cackled herself to death
hey may not stop rejoicing until they come
o a like fale. sg -.a sf.5s.s71s
TIE ULbnAN CAsB.-on Monday last James
Jllmah charged with the murder of George
21imm, The barber, some two weeks since,
vas taken before Justice Walker for exami
lation, and admitted to bail in the sum Of ten
housand dollars en- a chars of murder in
he second degree. A bond COZ ditioned for
lis Appearance atithe next term Of tue Dist.
court to answerto any indictment that n. ight
,e found against him ,Nwas Immediately maoa
,ut and signed, as follows: Green White; H
Phillips, isaac Frank, SAINT LaHrin Abraham
levy, H. Myers, Fred w. Belland John Ew- t
NO for one thousand dollars each, ard a I
Jordheimer for two thousand dollars. We
understand thatthe defense proved an entire /
bsence of malice towards tie party KILLED, e
.utiI in a moment of passion he transferred /
he malice held against the proprietor s
f the shop TO the man Primm, and without |
CELEBRATION, shot him dead Primm's offense +
ppears to have been in the telling Gilman c
BAT Ghas. Wilson had no more negro blood '
/ him than Ullman himself had. q
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