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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
FROM EUROPE.

Cofifery Exploslek-Twenty-seve Lives Lost
More Specie Csning-The American AIn-
lister AT Madrid-ConsP Piraeies In Italy.
LONDON, April 3.--The Arley Ooliery, in Lanca-
shire, exploded, killing twenty-sevon persons.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-The Java took out fS2 900
in specie. The mail contract has been awarded
TO the Cunard line.
Madrid, April 3.-The ministry say they have
no knowledge Of Minister Hale Introducing con-
trabrsnd articles under diplomatic privileges.
The press comments are unfavorsble to Hale.
FLoRENcB, April 3.-Conspracies have been
discovered in Naples and Arcors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

SUCCESSFUL NEWSPAPER MIN. "A New York
correspondent writing TO the Sunday Times
Of Boston furnishes the following interesting
facts
Fifth avenue in New York; he says, ais not
entirely occupied by ricn bankers, successful
politicians and wealthy dry goods merchsnts
Newspaper editors and proprletors also have their
places IN this favored locality.
james Gordon Bennett Of the Herald Is NOT
one OF the new comers on the street. He has long
occupied one Of its finest mansions.
"Mr. 8. II. Wales Of the Scientific American
owns a brown stone front Ia one OF the most fash
ionabe blocks. for which he paid something like
one hundred thous nd dollars.
"Mr. Whitney Of the firm Of Caudwell q Whit
ney. propretors of the Mercury, recently pur-
chased No. 2S7 Fifth avenue, near rhirteth street
for $4,000. Mr.. Whitney is very enterprising
and liberal publisher, and well deserves his great
success.
lone Of the more recent tenants on the avenue
is Manton Marble sole proprietor Of the World,
who paid $s5 600 for the honor.
"Mr. Smith, one of the publishers Of the Week
ly, has purchased iine piece Of ground 10 the
neienborbood of Fifth avenue, and intends to
build splendid residence there.
"A successful advertising agent Is erecting q
fine house on Fifth avenue. An idea Of its mag
nifcence may be gained when we say that the
building is only about half completed, aud he has
paid out so far more than $50, 900.
"a well known paper maker-thet is, @ dealer
In newspaper stock-owns splendid residence
in Forty seventh street, In this much coveted
quarter. The interior is fitted up and decorated
In an elegant manner. and the gentleman, having
a refined and cultivated taste, has surrounded
himself with rare collection Of paintings by the
great masters Of this and other countries The
decorations and internal fittings all indicate that
tie owner has not exactly followed the footsteps
OF others, but has some good and original ideas Of
his own.
"Ihere are some other New York newspapers
which are making their proprietors rich, and
many Of them believe the day not far distant
when their door-plate will adorn Fifth avenue
mausion.v
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

TIE PRESIDENT AND Hrs Books. The
president sold out everything but his per-
sonsl effects and bis books. / was somewhat
amused with his conference with friend about
these books. "Whst shall do with them? y was
thinking" said he, "of boxing them up and
slowing them in one of the cellars" His friend
advised sRsinst that on TIE ground that the books
would mould and spoil. Select q little room at
the top Of the mansion and put up some cheap
shelves In It," advised lis friend, "and then you
can consult your books occasionally" The presi.
cent replied, 4" That Is Just what want Haven't
had any time to read for years, and l must take
time now y The idea that he could retire to his
garrett TO read. with one hundred thousand office.
seekers on bis track. was rather funny.
Finally, Mr.. Grant said: al don't like your
plan there's been 80 much stealing from the ex
ecutive mansion that won't have even the ap-
peardnce of carting things away whep quit. "
Washington Letter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. April 3-Noon.-Bsrometer
1925. Wind north. and fresh. Arrived-Steam-
ship st. Mary. Lockwood, A. NJ, Brazos, 10 @. A.
Whitney 4 Co. Sailed-Steamship Remington,
schooners c. 8. Bushnell, Planet and Jos. NJ. Long.
On the bar-Steamship Castillo and ship Lsbrs-
dor. n ~
SOUTHWEST Pass, April 9. Q n.-Barometer
5000. Weather calm. Arrived-Bark Rosetta.
Mcneil Kelleran, SO days from Liverpool; general
cargo TO q. A. Fosdick q Co.; bark Moss Rose,
Bustin, 66 days from Liverpool; general cargo to
g. W. Hynson 4 Co. Sailed-Steamshi l. @.
Harris and Geo. Cromwell.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

At 6tade, near Hamburg, there was lately ar
rested fellow who had with him seventeen young
girls, whom he intended to take to the United
to the purposes for which he wanted TO 90 with
the girls to America, he naively said that their
relatives in the United States had authorized him
to accompany them to that country. Anexamina.
ton Of his papers. however, showed that be was
an agent OF certain American PROGRESSES. The
girls, whom he he had coaxed away from various
towns in Ssxony, under all sorts Of pretexts,
were sent home, and he himself win be impris.
oned for several years in Prussisn state prison.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
Rich INVITATIONS PROMISED.
BRIBERY ,'AND ExroRr1oN.

It's suthoritstively stated that fourteen or ar
teen more indictments viii soon be brought
against Mr. G. NJ. WickIine, auditor Of public &C.
counts, BY the grand jury of the parish, including
tTue bills for bribery, extortion and Others, which
we are not at liberty to state. From Information
received 1t is alleged that the credit Of the State
would have been seriously damaged but for the
timely sctien Of Gov. Warmosh, who II Is said, Is
sstisfed Of the conviction Of Mr.. WickliGe on all
the charges upon irrefutable proofs which are In
his POSSESSION. Several persons occupying high
social stations are also reported as involved. The
trial OF Mr.. wickline. which comes OF on the sth.
promiteH to satisfy the public taste for sensational
revelations.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

A LONDON letter intiEsstes that John Bright IL
getting sick Of bis position, and adds " There is
AN air OF weari1ess in his face when he gets no to
answer some trivial question in lhe Honse Of CON-
mons. which challenges sympathy. In this coun-
ny the heads CT departments are accustomed to
slt IN Parliament. and they are liable 70 be called
upon BY aBy member for explanations or informs-
ton conce ming s matters within their province
The plan "a good one In some respects, but Is ia
Impossible not 10 regret the waste Of power which
II often occasions. The greatest EDglizh orator or
the day rs thrown away when he ia set to answer
Mr.. Jones or Mr.. Brown about light house, en-
TO give explanations concerning bottle-nosed
wiaIes.' IL his resignation should be sanounced
toward the end Of the session, no ore need feel
surprised
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

STEAMER ALICE suSK.-The steamer Alice,
Capt. muncey. from Amite river. bound to this
port, with load Of lumber and about 20 bales Of
cotton, when tse miles from the shore In lake
Pcntcnsrtran, yesterday morning at about 4
o'clock, struck some obstruction and sunk 10 shoaI
wster. The passengers were all landed at the
lighthouse in ssfsty. The captain and crew re-
NAMED by the beat to try and save her and cargo.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
FRoM GALVESTON.
Murder Case.

OALvEsToS, April 5.-Ihe criminal court OF this
county has been engaged for the last three days
on the case CT the State VI. Leroy Cotton charged
with the murder Of Major Lochmsn, in January
last. The case was submitted to the Jury yester.
day at P. NJ, and verdict was rendered this
morning of murder In the first degree.
Henry Cotton's case as accessory comes MP
next Wednesday. HA.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA. April s.-The Prensa says the steamer
Comonditsrio, captured by the CubAns, received
arms and ammunition of the Bshams, sndldid not
enter Nassau at all.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

THE WARMOTH- wICKLIFFE IMBRO-,
CLIO AGAIN. s
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GOV. III. C. wARMOTH
TRUE BILLS-0PPRESSI0N. BEING A CIVIL OFFICER
ACTING UNDER COLOR OF MS OFFICE.
Geo. L. Cain, Chief Of Police. William
kcDuf, Police Commissioner,
and n. a. Southworth,
Recorder of Mortgages.

ASSAULT AND BArTERY-No ARRESTS.
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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

CHARLES W. LOWELL FOR THE N. 0. pusrofFIcs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

Longstreet onfrmed---rsxas Matters
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04

Members of the Ga. Legislature visit Grant,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
TIE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE.
fenatsr Eprague Makes Personal Ex-
PLANTATION.

THE SPANISH nmsTra AND the cusAa fsolu1nus.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-04
rHE OREsOENTs DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

.RRocEEDINes OF oosaREsa
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-24
Tucson, A. T., Saturday, April 24, 1889

10 remove the stones. they dscor cred seve r,.l hum skeletoas of Ia ani II ter, long.
 The Chev ,iier Scory, in his wage to the Peak of l'eneriffe. relates that lhev foun,i in one of the sepuIchrtl caverns of that moun- tain the head of G,ureh.. w,ich h Il ei.,,y teeth, an! that the bDiy (~'irh wal in the burial place of the kings of Gumar, and oi whose race t vas sail To br) was not less than tifi-rn feet h..
 The giant Terra gus slain by Orlando, ne phew of Charemag 2. Was ri he-n fe high.
 RiD!anl T crIe;,rarei anaromist, who VITO 2 in tn. year 1913, s,ys that some ,'ars b-lme fhpre va, Ia hr seen in the suburbs of St G.. nair at Paris. near Sl Pet,.,s Chapel, the tml of'th. siani I2,.ret who was twenty f.e, nj h
 1.-the ely of R ,aer, in 1899 some persons .mploye iii lsims in Ih- ii.ch-s near rhe Ja- 60 jus, Eru' a stVue son b, which c.l tained |, skeleton wi SC shull heII bnshel of corn ar | wh se sin b9neS reache Lnp To the gir ile otihe dr,t man 1h re, it being about tour | T iohg, nn I,cp's~lIe liy rh' h"dy mus aive bren sven cen or eighteen feet hign Upon the tem1 was pare Of copper where. Apon was engraved !: Tn tlis ipmp lies rhr ,"nIe an puiss.,ht lord tn CI-vaii~r l;IcDu lr GaAem mt, aDd his b'ne,. PI,t.rus. a fam 'u, phy>i>iAa, and wa' cert n.y. knew naun" bones rom others, declares. that h. sAw."r l. cern- the trur humsn h"nes ot t subject which ma,I nave been, aE lrer, nine t~en feet nigh Fer'iy. ii re WIT si'pis in .ho,e days
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-24
THE GIN PEND.

The Gin Fian east h eJes a1roa l. anu HOOK Ger all he land.
 AnI.nln5e.ei his myri'1 worshipper' with brI like, long i.ht hanl He took hi. pit;s in th, tee.n'ns streets, an wa a'chrd lhe people % Around .,l ao,It. with blzI ant q shout forever to anl fro.
 "Anl it i. hip?' s.il the Gin Fioli "aip! -huzza ! fer tie m1ltiules | sec, Who offer themselves ia sacrifice, sal die for the love oi me- There <torol w1man on briisei she was old bat. not with years ss.i .c -.. o.d with exee-s. an passion. an Pain-7an | she wept rem rrsrfIi te'rs 4. .he ulye to her hr'e h.r milkiaiI breast i; Then, goa tel by it's cry, Made desperate leap in the rive deeP. m th s,ght of he prs<ers by "Anl its hipr' sail tn, Gin-Fenl ''hip bnzza she sinks. but let her be. In If. or Ieath. wblicser she dil, was all for lcye of mo, - There " r,t.rel aro.i,r b the halrh, with sll' len face and thin She. uttered words of ''orn aal hate. to one that sIagger'A in. u. Long had she uitclY'. anl when he cane. his thoughts were bent on b'"ol. He could not brock her taunrins look, anl h. slew her where she srooi, 4 ,'.' -sAnd it's hip!' sai the Gin-Fisll, Chip : lmzzs /! my rigat sopl f'ed lis he, He hath slain his wife. hs hrth given his
 fe anu al for love of me- . .'. An I.ovsry lay in tn, cro visd wa. he takes his fearful stand, .... .... And numb 'r' his myriad wor'hippsrs, with his birl,like long right hand; AlI every day the w,ts. th, str1ng-wi low :. and husbands an wives Blood ,walm, hlool c''l, yoll; men and old, offer ths Fieud their lives. "Anl is hi,!" sal tle Gn-Eie1l "hip! hip huzzI! for the multtuies I see That sell their $ ,1.s for tn irnin; drink, anl die fer ths love of me . ..H
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-24
About Gi:lhtH.

Tn" m 'st ancient and resp 'c,able ofal his several races of ginnt,. as the Rephams, tLe \nakim. tn Eli n., / ,nzn im., .tc
 h. ..ntki' <, nrairsrc,l,nt> of Anak, were il.e ,nhabitnn,> of rh- Promised l and, ;d which A!n-es would Ienl th" J,ws It vas th .e An,kim< wbo being seen by the spies sent I.v the Hebrew Gr erai, wr-r reported 10 be men of such size that tn. lI.hrrws wer. but as sraSshoppersto to them. The .a II o.. king of B B.shan overro r- by Nose was nf that ac- V ilosr beiSteal of nrASS n.raSure fifteen feet and a half, and th~ Ruhhius mai, tain that vas not even hts bed b.l only hi, clatIle when ,hld
 When Joshua entered the lari Of Canaan h. defeated the d-scen1ant. of Auak, wh, in haLit"d ihe cites of titbro:, Dabir and Anab. anI on;y Sl.arrd ihos- ortiaH,, Gath and Az,h where. for mavT a...S the -t,mbS. .Dt these gi . ans w-r" ss'n and where Jisrphus inform, u< that. in h,s ilhe, their bones. of a mon str""s "ni lncrrlInIe size were yet shown. :.
 1he < I,hans. drs .endrd fdm Rapha. and c1rll@",i ,e"w lh i,n,e ot David Goiiah of Gath, sh, .,s a,n'hy that k.ne ot the israel. i.es, wa, ten 'eet sven inches hi.h uhd wnS one If Ih- lasi bt;rch'!>" ui 1ta, fauiy. ami h. Script re mrbiion, for oih.r. one of which 'a~ br.'ther 10 ,i1 iah ali .as sIainbr Davi ,nl h, sel iiers ~ l.l- o.t
 The 6'dt oi 'lfeSie>, according 10 the Greet-, "as etrven iettaani hal th'. giant ol-iiaIbra brought from Arapia 10 la mr, ua ter Cl.u us Cesar. was nearly len feet, and the boac1 ot necomdiIIa ani Pusl", keepers or inc sarde s otoolsst, wer~ but SIX inches shorter
 Funn m, Scotsman ~hn hvei in the time Ehg'ne tae sccon klsg of Scotland mea1nrri ell Ven feet an a h..f; The Jcoh le Mare in nis 'oyag. |, th- Straits f Ma geilar rePdft> Hat on the l7lh of December 1865, ,hey to4ul a, Port Desire several graves covered with stones, and having the curiosity
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-24
Late Lastrrn News,

New Orleans, March al-Le'ter5 from Ma t4nIAs y that 'ds ot cuban pa'li9i" "ra' there hal r.ised he Amerlcan tla.y, and that. a lar.r exp-ltiJn with arms and ammu ltlon had landed on the Cublr coast near CaIchenst
 New Y"rk, April 5-Ip 'he case of Fisk yer sts lh= I,nclfc R. R.. sn aiid rviL ~as fled m the supreme coa,t To day hy O'le, Am,E,ea >tnckhoider, aud T. C. turant John BiI-y, Si they Dillon and CornrIiuS Bushreli, direc- tors ut the conn any, siatinl lhet during In prugr exs O! the | cad c0rtracr fir construction WAS male, not to be bihding un.ess atier"aldS : approved hy ,h- sorkhoderS, and tha' Fix af rrS:r'is purchased SIX shares .ct s,oc< fr' m the party who had as>enttd 10 thus contract; and that taIs Is all his iLre.es m the con pany
 Nv York, April 6-Ihs state elections ih Connecicut are very ciose, holh parties clam the sclory; inIrs, adyices ale that, for Con. gress, inc republicans have electe Ii kel'olg and Stark weather and the Ie nocrats, Barnpm and Slunem n.
 Ihe rIrue republican ticket for city officers was elected in loiedu, Ohio, oil the hf,h ins . Iaui.
 New York, April 6-ciry of Mexico date
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-24
Tcrri. C -.4.geAy k. emnessec

MEMPHIS February 20th
 A hnrrlh'e agely occu r - on Fridv night, thr mites Il rrli ra,, Vf (. ,le,gh S.r.ng-. A party o; rh,te mel went to the house 0: Colo mel Tn nas cNen,, whil- he anI two men .iam- Wilson and Ilum hrry were eating su .,per, anI suocAei al the dor, which was J,,rne by .Ium 4hrey Without saying a word inc parry 7h1t iiam 'hr-y 'hr 'u 5l 'h: :n'iy ani
 vHh anlseS all l piSlui, in their hanis. rushed {; to the ID III a'l pat 0ut h. lights They ? h n co . IT. eEcc r.u. at DlckvnS ali Wll,uu. I1ltk~us r-cetveI one bal in ih. bo v '. and with II m ,hry mtntse,!! 10 crawl out of Ihe room CUiUuei DIck hs made hi' Way tO a urI hb ITS h0 l,e aui gave the alarm. On re- turning wirh a parry Ot'nHlsh D,rs. color d wnmg C., onei D,cG- r, Ser'AnJ, w,3 inurd lea i.ne.r the font dJIr, WtNIn ! DO iy5 was tIund m Ihe ban. rih eight shots through [ and haiIy eat to pieces. iiumPhrey Was also lunnd, Ina ii, w,nnird in; assassin pit nl~ri inc house. t.kinL ever! thn of value. and riff d e pockets If Wl'son anI th gro w''m4n ronk ,w, vairaplr horses from e st'r e q .Ii made their IS ,.lp-.- NuyiOiUe 1PPeA. .
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-24

Copper ore ms been founl m Champaign euunly, illinois.
 ln Indiana. any voter of good moral charac. CT can pra t~e law.
 A ruie aIway, to be o5seryej in socie'y- ask no woman her age.
 A large paper miA has jus. be.n fnisiel a' Kar.as Ciy. M%
 %, hicagoizei' iS the la'. nanIs given to to ,ho ~hu ubtsina divorce.
 Look oai tor paint" sal tas Sirl "asH h+s lover went t1 kiss h.r.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-24
TIE ITEEELY ARIIOAI4A
 -ocu,x sourmaI. devoted tI tse ta,crc>fS oT Arizona FcrritoTE.

,,,,,i,hed every sa.urlny at Tacson, A.F
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
DIED:

In Idaho City. July 18th. MARY E.
A. PINNEY, aged % years and month "ne Of il
The sudden departure of one SO VOL,
so universally beloved has created an Sa VI
shock, and excited an uncommon amoun. 'Oaia
thy in the community. There are non. TnA
will feel vacuum in the social circle: non. !. utg
will for long time feel the absence Of ~. @bs
warmth and geniality Of her loving ma. NcOls
children will miss that open cheerful s,,1 III
drew them to her with that implicit faith = Wild
which childhood so quickly recognizes s. sp0casa
and the neglected will mourn the loss q, !. ua POI
and practical sympathy. None but tbosa = eade
her intimately understood the depth ana ma
her Christian faith; of her personal reliano.
Saviour of sinners as the one secure hon. "aa
ing Of this life and the next. Somewhat ., - Veg
acter of her inward spiritual life is indc..os va
lines from one Of the hymns selected br ~s
be sung at her funeral
Come freely come, by sin onnro..
On Jesus cast thy weighty load.
In Him thy refuge find, thy rest
Safe III the mercy Of thy God"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

BARBARITY.-An investigation of the Cali
fornla Industrial School in San Francisco, for
refractory boys and girls, reveals the practice
of the most shocking brutality and inhumanity
towards the inmates by the Superintendent,
Capt. Morrill,, and his subordinatcs. Walker
and DeWof. Some of the boys were tortured
and logged to death, and girls had been strip
ped and dashed with raw hides until they were
senseless, by Col. Wood, the former Superin-
tendent.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

MUCH REDUCED Prom the Omaha Hcrald
of July 9TH we learn that the verdict by the
jury of 100000 to Miss Craig against Mr.
Sprague, for breach of promise of marriage,
has been cut down to $4,000 by the Court,
and motion for a new trial denied The de-
PENDANT has appealed the case to the Supreme
Court of Illinois
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

SOUND OpINIoN.-Judgc DIN, Justice of
the Supreme Court of the District of Column
bia, few days ago. in case involving the
question of the character of the Court which
tried the Lincoln assassination consprators,
said: "The Commission were but little better
than mob, and were themselves guilty of
murder"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

JOHN WILSON, formerly a Constable in
Idaho City, announces himself in the Treasure
City NeUs as q candidate for the Office of Min.
ing Recorder of White Pine District, subject
to the decision of tho miners, at the coming
election, July Goth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

Tom ALLEN has commenced a suit in St.
Louis for the stakes and gate money of his late
fight with McCoole, and which sums, amount
ing to $3.50, have been paid to the latter
Allen has married young girl who loved him
passlonately.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

THAT CoNIMIssIoN,-The long missing COM
mission of L. S. Marshal Moulton has turned
up at Lewiston, and Judge Kelly forwarded it
to Boise City. The Statesman insinuates that
Judge Kelly played pretty rough bit of she
nanagan in regard to the commission. 1t the
Boise City organ utters anything near the truth
some of the Republican Federal officers in
Idaho are very rascaly fellows, aud richly de-
serve something worse than removal.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-The Oregon Herald
has again changed hands 1t is now owned
and published by T. Patterson & Co., and Mr..
Eugene Semple is the editor 1t continues to
be q Democratic organ. Success to it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

Mr.. John \. Pinney, brother Of Mr.. JAS. A.
Pinney. Postmaster, and who is we'll known
here, came by stage of Sunday afternoon from
Boise City. He left Iowa City, Iowa, after :
O'Clock, Monday evening, July 9th, and thus
made the full trip BY railroad to Krlton, and
by lIaleys stage line to Boise City, and Pink
hams line to this city, in less than SIX days.
He corroborates all that Mr.. Tompkns says of
the excellence of the railroad and in reference
to Iailey's line of stages.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

PRESENTATION.-The Treasure City Ncrs
of July 18th chronicles the presentation of a
magnificent gold and silver star, the ensignia
of his Office" to Tom. Coleman, City Marshal,
the evening before. by his subordinate officers,
among whom we see the name of Mike -! Do
Ian, formerly of this place.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

THE Fourth Of July in La Grande was finely
celebrated. Rev. S. l.. Frost, was Chaplain,
J. w. Kelly the Reader, and Chas Porter, Or
ator of the day But it was Matt. Rice who
made everybody happy, No China" Rice
about Matt
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

SAM. HOLMES, popularity known as Purser
on the Columbia river steamers for several
years, has lately been promoted to the position
of Captain, to succeed Capt. Frank Coe, who
has resigned Capt Holmes will do.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

ROYAL MAsONs.-The Prince of Wales has
been made a Mason by the King OF Sweden,
and wishes to join one of the lodges in Eng
land 1t is intended to make him q Past Grand
to start with.