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The New York herald., 1870-03-08
AUS TRIA.

Austr0-French Expositions of Friendship for
the United States.
Advices from Vienna state that the Hon. Mr.. Jay,
United States Minister In that city gave on Tuesday
February 22-as briefly reported BY tho ca0ie-a
diplomatic dinner the occasion OF the anniversary
OF Washngton's birthday.
Among the guests were Count de Beust and the
heads OF the foreign legations. TheAustr1an Chan
csll0r gave toast In which he made alluslon to .
charge brought against him OF desiring Introduce
changes IN the home policy Of the country; and in
concluding declared tnat, at all events, ne had no
wish to make any alteration IN the friendly relations
existing between the Austrian empire and the great
republic.
The Duke DC Gramont. Ambassador Of France
also spoke of the old friendship which united France
and America and warmly expressed the an xiety of
his sovereign for the unaterable maintenance OF
that good understanding
The New York herald., 1870-03-08

against the corruption In which the radicals long
hurled their vtupsrati0n are to be overhaued. as
u also the War Once. where jobbery At present
reigns triumphant under the Duke or Cambridge.
the Queon's relative.
Even the radicals are satisfied with what Is
promised.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Thorn In the chair.
communication was received from the Corpora
ton Counsel relative to the powers OF the Board In
opening and extending Bedford avenue widening Of
Perry and Herkmer streets, and fixing the district
of assessment for the same. The Committee Oh
Opening Streets, having the matter In
charge, had met several times TO hear
remonstrances against the improvement when
the question was raised TO the power Of the Board
In the premises The Corporation Counsel was called
on for his opinion, and he says the Legislature
clothed the Board, IN the passage OF the act with
out aud TO tx the district OF assessment for the
same.
On motion OF Alderman CAMPBELL. the report OF
the Committee on Opening Streets, which was of
fercd at the meeting February 2s, was adopted. The
committee reported that would be o gross lnJus.
tice to the owners OF property on Bedford avenue.
between Fulton and Flushing avenues to extend
the district OF assessment 10 Flushing avenue
resolution attached to the report to the effect that
tho district OF assessment for extending BEDFORD av
enue and Herkimer street. and widening Perry
avenue, passed December l3 page 4S2 OF the present
minutes, be rescinded, was also adopted. -
An invitation was accepted TO review the lrsh
societies on 81. PatrcK's Day, March IL.
The estimated cost OF grading, curbing ana RuIteT-
Ing BushwcA avenue, from North SECOND strcet 10
the city line IL $lQ0,000.
The bia OF NJ. J. Lowery for the mason work OF the
Fifsieth precinct station house, when was Tue low
est, Sl5,9S7. The lowest bid Tor tDe carpenter
work was that OF p. Murphy. ior $3.50 49,. ~.
A resolution was adopted TO the enect that the
flags be displayed on the Ciiy Hall OH 81. fatricks
day.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08

CKErNA GREEN FOR RUNAWAY KENTUCKY
IoyERs.-Tnouas as shelton, better known as squire
shelton, diea at Aberdeen OHIO. on the l5th MI,
aged ninety four years. In 1916 he was eieGteo
justice Of the peace for Hun tington TOWNSHIP broWn
couuty which olllco ue hello without lnterrupton 10
the day of death. II s sata that during the ny-
four pears no was magistrate he united IN marrage
1000 couples or 5000 persons. his paSe was s'le
sGretna Green for runaway lovers from hentucAys
whom nc joined IN wadiook without tne iorniany OF
license HIS marriages for loug time were not
consoerad legal; bus the Legislature OF Kentucky,
at an early day, passed act legalizing the n 10
AVOID ktigation IN tho settenen. ol cstate5 a tno
ONO Legtsature few years ago passed a st,i;,ar
act lie was born in Stafford county Va, served ~
constable a, trial OF Aaron Burr lof treason ana
emgrated to Ohio LA lsl3,-CiiCtepts tOttol Dento.
c,Ut, Adfc. J,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

The STATE PRIsoN.-The Reno Crescent, a
Republican journal, has been overhauling the
accounts Of Lieutenant Governor Slingerland
er-oticio State Prison Warden. The editor
publishes several documents and reports which
make an ugly showing for this ring" official,
which needs an explanation before that officer
quits the Office. Large sums of money have
been traced to his possession, of which no &C.
count has been rendered A lengthy state
ment closes with the following pertinent ex.
tract:
These statements are plain matters of re-
cord, every word susceptible of proof clear as
sunlight, and, as such, address themselves to
tho serious consideration of every voter in the
State. The question arises-shall we con-
tinue the State Prison under q management
that costs more than it would to board the
prisoners at the Occidental Hotel in San Fran
cisco, or shall we make q change with the
hope Of an improvement? And further, the
question arises, is this candidate fair sample
of the Banks pet lambs, or is he a black
sheep in the hock2 Future records shall an
BweT.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10
An Inside View az Carson.

The Carson correspondent Of the Reno Crescent IL
showing up OF the interior machinery Of the
Republican managers at the Capital He thinks Mi.
Haines "a fine gentleman. but the Bank ring want Mr.
Trirle and Mr.. II. Is used catspaw secure the
chesnuts for Mr.. T.
A. the correspondent. the Crescent and all parties
named. rominent Republicans. y rhaps the fol
lowing inside view OF the party may be ineresting
The ring consists 81 the tolloTins parties far a.
can learn: :. \. Trilr. for 60, rruor. ia y slim.
grrlIni. licutGuvcrn r; u. Mighcls, state Printer
J. Nicely Johnson, II. :. H'e. aud II. VI. Yrrriuytui
hold the positions Of FugcImau. Scout aud Middle
man. Nome are approached for any Once by this
outer ring but thO'e wno Will pledge their support
the inner circle
MIR. Tr,tlr own, "uc.t ir;ir,h 81 tue railroad H..
/, directly runcrrn'd with MIR. sharon III business
operations: auI Nr sharon has the ctIrpittrry to-
say that hc IL not the bans candidate. As we'll might
the people elect Mr.. william sharon a. Sir. Triilr
Mr. l. Il and has been good i:rpubIic,I. but tins
not all the pcpl. want just NON. I;ttcr. far better
elect Democrat who will stand bodily M. A
champion II citizens rights, than intimately
connected with the mnnupoy which. unless checked
must and will hold the people Of Nevada the chains
OF serfdom. Mr.. SlinSeTIAn has always denied any
completely with the sharon ring but the Of his
association with the state Printer who IL we'll rccOg
niZed A. prominent member Uf til ring. fixes him
Them and virtually beats him Tor the ONO.
Some that all that may Ue written said Will be
of 10 avail that Sharon has money to u nd and that
his money will buy votes euuu IN Ia elect his men,
hut b hrve that the majority Of our citizens are
thinking men. aud have too much respect for them
selves to sell their "birthright for mess of potage
say IL. II fearlessly. that should this Sharon
Tritr ring win In convention and good sound DEMO
Gratis he nominated. men opposed to this monopoly
that the ate will be under Democratic rule the next
year. at least this portion Of it: aud then will be seen
what becomes of the necessity Of 'kceping on good
terms with the Bank, account OF its assistance In
the Republican party.
Show the people political issue and they will sup.
port their several pariie- but show them trckery o
the side. ami honesty Of purpose the other and
they will support the latter; matter though they
go out Of their ranks 10 do IT, This
ring must bc broSon aud the state saved from utter
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

TIE CARSON MISr.--A dispatch from vir.
ginis City gives credence to a rumor that q
Government agent is investigating affairs at
the Carson Mint, and will report in favor Of
its discoutinuance. Wonder IL Superinten-
dent Curry's resignation, II few days ago, had
anything to do with this investigations There
IL something rotten in Denmark" as every.
one suspicionod when they saw Tom Fitch ad.
vocatiug the institution. We shall not have
TO wait long for another chapter of official rus.
cality In this State.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10
The Rspubl cans a. Loseerhead,.

There is great dea bad feeling among the Re.
publcans here As well ia the country precincts
over the attempt Of few managers about the Court
House to control the Nepub lean Conyentirn Threats
are freely made. by candidates aud would he dele.
gates OF bursting up the convention ju te il uot
done. The Chrunicle tries to captain II ia two or
three attempts. bat has only succeeded III making mat.
tiers worse. The last uf many excuses Is the fuIIuA.
lug:
We have already eSp.anrt. and the Independent
ought 10 Aho~, Ii-t iLAIy al the precincts
NOteu' OeiLS nut new! settle aud that the census
report had lust been take the hasI, ul
TePFesr'tauuu within rrclI UI the Central Committee
II t"aI was tue only LIss OF representative how lid
tie Dem cratic Central Committee manage to get
along without the c~u>us? IL needed no census
report to enable 1t 40 make apportiUmInent, air
aud liberal which perfectly satis actory to every
section Of the county. The CLrUuicIu knows very
well that tie committee sdol ted the report
Simply because 1t gave the ring" plausible prrtr1t
for dsiranchislng the Republicans i'll uumanageaUIe
precincts
The organs real ntempt for the voice of the peo-
pie Of its own party maniests itself IN the suoers OF
The editor about Le stale proportion that voters is
the only true basis upon watch make apportIun-
m"nt.' " voters do not constitute til. Party what
uoes' Is tile Republican Convention to Represent
roteTS or the 'TlnBF The Chronicle seems iudi-
cate tie latter, and we think ABOUT hight.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

STATE DELEGATEs. The Democracy Of
OrmShy county have elected the following del
egatcs the the Democratic State Convention:
DIR. Luce, James Thompson, John Driesbach.
Major Gardner, Guy Thorpe, J. A. Fisk, Lon
baugh, Bright and Kinney.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

NOMINATIONS ~ WHITE PISE CoUNTY.-The
Democratic convention in White Pine comfy
nominated the following ticket:
State Senator'S Geo. +. Mills and D. Burn
ham; Sheriff. Daniel ID. Patterson; District
Judge, Frank rilfOrd Clerk, Ben. H. Here
ford; Assessor I. Il. Crauey; District Aror-
ney, j. Il. Kittrcii; Members OF Assembly.
John Wagner, &. II. Putchen, +. b. Stone.
hill, L. j. White and Frank Almond: Survey
or, Il. Ii. Wilder; Public Administrator Louis
Lewis; Recorder, -. St. Cmrc Stevens;
Treasurer, W. Z. willard: County COmmissl.
oners. a. j. Kent, Chus. Lapman and G.. H.
Alexander.
The following named gentlemen were chosen
doleg, ties to the State Conventions:
Hamilton-JOhn Wagner, z. G.. Hymnn,
James Matter, Dennis Daley, All DeShields,
Arthur Moore, A. Z. earle, John Il. KittrelI,
Maurice Sheehan. Geo. w. Cassidy, Charles
Wray, Il. O'Keefe. p. G. Casey and A. Jack
son.
Robinson-D. II. Burnham, G. W. Lamb
aud John Cook.
ShermaDtown, Swansea aud Ophr--John
r. Knox, WIN. +. Robinson, Geo. Gold
thwaite and Geo. w. Merrill.
Treasure City-C. w. Lightner, l.. b. viii
der, Thomas Coleman, Z. II. Launan, J. II.
Daley, NJ. Howard, II. ID. Turner, WIN. +.
Anderson, w. 5. Haynes aud lin. II. Gran
ley.
Pinto--A. Lewis, c. J. White and Ernst
DuPrut.
Spring Valley Harvey Mills.
Eberbardt--A. Is. Townsend and John
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

BooMERANG.-fhe ElKU Chronicle makes
huge blow about "MacAuhon cluo" being
formed ut White Pine, which every
man who sympathizes with France" is in
yited to JOIN, aud Of which John A. Moch is
President. The Chronicle charges that Moch
is n German and "A Democrat, and makes this
the pretext for II chapter to deceive the Ger
mans about Democratic sympathy.
Now, the fact is, as we learn from resi-
dents OF Hamilton, this JohnA A. Moon, instead
of being German aud Democrat, is a
Frenchman and the blacklist kind Of Black
Republican. lie WINS elected Commissioner
OF Wnshoe county some yeurs ago on the Re-
publican ticket aud was the Republican can.
didate at Hamilton last june for City rreasur-
er, being defeated icy the Democracy.
We advise our Chronicle friend to attend a
Sunday school somewhere, and see If he can
learn to tell the truth
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

SAN FRANCISCO ELEcroS.-F our tickets
were in the field in the San Francisco city
election on Monday-the Democratic, the Re-
publican. the Taxpayers and the Anti. Chi
nese. Some of the nominees of all these
tickets were elected, but the Taxpayers gen.
orally prevailed.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

Tx RoBBkR FRIrxD.-while the Chronicle
is dilating on schools, will it have the good
ness to tell its readers what has become Of
about 1000 belonging to the State School
Fund, which went into the possession of Rad
ical officials, and can't be found? The Chron-
icle calls the Republican party a friend to
schools. 1t is the kind Of friendship high
wayman has for his victim money.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

The Enterprise asserted the other day that
1.-THE Democratic party is without platform. 4"
From the terrific hammering heard in that
quarter on the receipt of Saturdays ELKo
INDEPENDENT, we Imagine that the "Doubting
Thomas" found one.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

The Chronicles sOre-headed correspondent
asks the editor Of tho INDEPENDENT ito watch
his statements, aud when he refuses to deny
them, our friends in the mountains may know
them to be true" We beg to DO excused.
We prefer that the Superintendent of the
Stockton Asylum may do the Watching. II the
Chronicle was good authority u few weeks
ago, his "statelnents' require no denial.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

OREGON JEGIsLATUBE.-rLe Oregon Legis-
turc meets on Monday. 1t is the first Demo.
cratic Legislature acting in unison with
Democratic Governor in n decade. Tho cleo
ton OF an United States Senator engrosses
general attention through that state. Will
lians. Stout, Kelly. and Nssinith will DO eau.
didAtos.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

PRosrEcroRs.-The Big Horn expedition
has returned. proving q failure. No mines
Of value were discovered. The Corinne Re
porter, however. is not satisfied. 1t has an
item now reporting the discovery of rich gold
placers about 40 miles east OF Soda Springs,
near the head waters of Green river. party
is going from Corinne to prospect that country
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

BHEgP RAISING. Messrs. King & Watt, &C.
cording 10 the Reyeille. are testing this State
for sheep raising. They have brought into
the country aock Of 5000 merino ewes.
Creek, near Austin. The time wili como
when this will become ono Of tho most i'm.
portApt souyess of Nevadsr wealth.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

A dispatch from Cheyenne, dated Septetn.
Der 7th, says the election on Tuesday passed
of quietly throughout the Territory. Jones,
Republican, is elected Delegate to Congress
by small majority. Mrs. Church Howe,
vile OF United States Marshal Howe, is tho
first lady ever voted for Delegate 10 Congress.
Ladies voted generally throughout tho Terri
tory.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

The Enterprise thinks We were joking about
Republican anxiety to get on n Democratic
platform. Wait until the 2lst, if you would
See it verified. You will see them shining up
on all sides. 1t is doubtful whether that
Democratic anti-C Chinese plank can hold them
all
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

PROVED HIS Casa defeated candidate
for District Attorney. who is belly.aching in
the Chronicle, thinks his failure very detri-
mental to the time-honored principles of the
Democratic party" Democrats generally
think his course since the convention Is jus.
tifIying the estimate If the people.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

EMPLOY none but Republicans. Where
there is IL Democratic head. Top il off,"
This is thelanguage of the Marysville Appeal
in special reference to the hborers mt the
navy yard at Mare Island. II that is the game,
possibly two can play it better.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

The Radical Governor Of Texas has re-
moved several naturalized Germans from the
Board of Aldermen of Galveston. and APP
pointed negroes in their places. This is what
Radical journals call German sympathy"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

SPEAKING of the probable Republican vote
in Elko. last Saturday, the types made us say
l25. instead Of 225. intended. The vote is
small enough without accidental depreciation
in the estimate
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

The editor of the Virginia Enterprise has
butted his brazen head against the Elko
county Democratic resolutions. Very soon
after he WAS seen 10 rub Cracked brain
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

THE editor OF the White Pine News wants
10 be black.and.tan member Of the Assem-
bly,. WIS, IL tho press coming to-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10
THE STATE CONVENTION.

A ia MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC sr,-r
~ Central Committee, held In Virginia CITY on ~
S,un DAY OF July, 1870. the following resolution. 80
THAT Democratic State Convention for IN. s,,,.
81 Nevada Ice held at Elko "Wednesday tbs ,nt
day OF S"ptember A. u. 1870. for IuTrcse o1 @
ma ing candidates for State Offices ami for /, NJ
Der 81 C"ns,rss 10 be voted for At the next genera
anu ior tne transaction or such other bust
That the Delegates TO said Cot,en,iop D.. -. =,
az snch times and places and in the manner DE- 49,
nN the respective County Committees Of the STAT 49,
the qualifications Of voters at the primary .r,i ahu
such as shall be prescribed by said Comni,,ecs 70
J-That the following be the reprrssn,a,tnn l., a, -
Convention hereby called. TO be allowed a.. "a .nS
Countira OF the State. TO wit. ~ Wv Ae'eTtI
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10

The Humboldt Register is footing its horn
for Tritle. Is that where it raised the
vindy"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10
DIED.

In Elko September 9th. 1870, Peter Romence u.-
tive of France aged ~ years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

ALMOST AN OvERrLow.-From the Boise
statesman of the 18th we learn that Boise
City, after visitation by fire, narrowly es.
capped one by flood. 1t had been raining nces.
sanity for about thirty.six hours. which caused
Cottonwood creek to break its banks to some
extent, and prospects looked favorable for an
overflow similar to that which took place in the
winter of 'e5-'66, but no damage was done
further than flooding Mr.. John Kralls brewery
cellar aud watering his lager rather freely.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION The
Democratic State Convention OF Indiana met
at indianapolis January 9Th, and nominated
four candidates for Judges of the Supreme
Court, and also nominated Norman II. Eddy
for Secretary of State and b. w. Hanna for
Attorney General. The platform adopted by
the Convention was similar to that adopted by
the New Hampshire Convention, with some
few additional planks. They denounce the last
Legislature for attempting to force the ratfca.
ton of the Fifteenth Amendment upon the
people, and oppose change in the naturaza-
ton laws transferring naturalization to the
Federal Courts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20
MARRJED

In Oxford. by Rev. F. Hurd n.
Iowa. AiNs both OF w. &a
49,. Inc above notice was embodied in a ,.....
htudinous superscriptions, with - letter Of nu
10 publish it. and we cheerfully do 50 Aplea rssa
happy pair all the happiness to ho a., ~ Wishing d.
q condition. Mac is just the mo. ''ea IRON nS
n lldee a1e b. to put the items in at no h
bacE ta ,h who have lived long on tSa
possible to go aene 70 an 1sn abs. he found
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC CoSvEN
TIoN.-The New Hampshire State Democratic
Convention, which met about two weeks ago
nominated Gen. John Bedel for Governor and
Gen. NJ. T. Donahue for Railroad Commission.
er. The platform adopted expresses unflnch
ing opposition to Capitalization. denounces the
action of Congress in the course pursued By
that body towards the State of Georgia, de-
nounces monopolies as unjust and prejudicial
to national progress, declares that centraliza.
ton and monopoly are twin instruments of evil.
that all contracts, bonds and securities should
be taxed, and that all debts not otherwise spec
flied should be paid in currency
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

DrscHARGED.-AtM Montreal, Canada, on the
9Th OF January, Judge Courtin discharged
Caldwell, who is one of the parties implicated
in the Custom House drawback frauds at New
York City Upon bis discharge Caldwell es.
capped before other papers could be served on
him, although the High Constable bad such pa.
pers in his possession.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20
Notice.
SherifS Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUIl@tl

DY VIRTUE OF An EAE''61 -
ID me directed and issued out o. Tue V.- nrs
O. Benedict, Esq, Justice Of the Peace ;, sss
vile, Boise county. Idaho Territory, on y.r'Tbs
rendered in said Court on the 18th ga! u ,.,.ss d
1862. wherein Lynch & Miner are the p.,;rs b
| &. T. Emery and - Slhull are the aeeL.- rTii
the sum Of SIS and 1900 dollars ana Goa ~ ai
SIS and 75-l00 dollars. duly tested tne - sg,p4
January. 1870 have seized and taken -. s. d D
ton all Of the right, title claim ana La u nm ID
within named defendants or either .. 81 M rs,
and TO all Of that certain quartz propeiS; o.
described as follows. to-wit: Inc ua,,-, )It
fourth interest in and TO that certain qua Ia gab
lode known as the Centcrville Quartz - Ls~ Ssur ss
in Granite district, Boise county, ih;,',e.i r&
hundred feet undivided interest IN ss'. =. N SIS
also a corresponding interest IN anu :.S II nic|
and water power belonging to same MI. NO Hy
gular the appurtenances belonging 'N''
notice is hereby given that on wa
Wednesday, the 9th Day OF fsOlaa y s,cs
at ~ O'Clock NJ. / will sell IN r yns .ucior
House door. In Idaho City, at puulSm srhe
cash. the above described property 70 ~. -. al Gs
der to satisfy said execution, costs ANU
costs. ,,>r chsdS +
By h II. F. SArns Und'r S''
Idaho CITY. January 90 1S70nllwS II
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

DEAD-Telegraphic dispatches from New
Orleans to the War Department dated Janua.
ry 9TH, announce the death of Brevet Major
General j. A. Mower, who was in command of
the Department of Louisiana.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

GossIP.-A rumor has hoo, 49,
culated and published in Eurons sA'ensiVeg i
Grant intends, in a short :; - 'aat Genes,
crowned {, heads of Europe, and w. . visit d
make the voyage across the AL .aat be VII
escort of !; fleet of irOn-clads Ths. aade'a
some truth in the rumor ~ q -us's may /
attention and likes to put on a;.a y Is hai Il
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

CITY ELECTION IN MEMpHIs-The mn.
nlcipal election in Memphis, Tenn, came off
about ten days ago and resulted in a Demo.
cratic victory. John johnson was elected
Mayor by about 1000 majority.