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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
New York Dry Goods Market. a.

New York, May 7.-There Is little
more doing to-day among the leading
jobbers, but the market Is far from being
active: Prices are generally steady al
14tc iorheavy brown sheetlngS, popular
makes, and 18ia14c for light do; Aga.
wan, 19c; Bedford R, 10al0tc; Nashua
., Ice; do r, 144c; do "a, 2lc; Pocasset
Canoe, 14ic; standard yard.wide bleached
muSlins, 1Oc Wamsutta Xxx, 20c; White
Rock, 12c; Somerset, r, lilo; Indian Or.
chard VT, 10tc; do C6, 1916 Constitu-
tional, l2ci Cabot, 1Gc; Dwight 9 cam.
brio, zoe; Lonsdalc do, 23fc; Howe No. 8,
1Gc. Indian Orchard corset jeans, 1910;
Naumkeag satteens, II; Suffolk G bleach.
ed jeans, l4ic; Boston brown and blue
denims, 19tc; Columbian blue do, 25c /;
Otis blue do, 22a23c; printed calico, lead.
ing makes, II ta12c; Washington blue and
green awning stripes, 22a24c; Woodbury.
blue and green do, 2Sa30c; Coats spool
cotton thread, zoe; Hadley do, Csc. Pa.
cifc brown, 16ic Tor fancies, and 1Sc for
Dolly Vardens -... .,-.,.,,;
Cincinnati Market. 70 'H'
CINCINNATI, May 7.-FLoUR-Excited
and prices higher; family, 80 00a9 25.
GRAIN Wheat Demand iair and
prices advanced; red, % 00A2 05. Rye
No. /, 81 90. Other grains unchanged.
GRoCERIEs-Cofee and prices
have declined &c.
LARD 0n-Demand fair and prices
firm summer extra, 79c.
Observation-Disclosures irregular
sales Of regular at $40 70. LNrd-Steam,
StaS4c; kettle, DC. Bulk Meats-Shoul.
ders, Ate; sides, &c; clear rib, Gta7c; clear
do, 7ta7sc.
WHIsKY-Is in fair demand at sec.
r Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-FLoun-Actiye
and higherS western superfiue s. e5a
Q 90; family 80 25a9 rs.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firmer; amber Sc Is
az %; good toprime red 50 OOa2 10. Corn
Scarce. Oats-Steady; western, Ola
Doc. Rye-Unchanged.'
PRovIsIoNs-Dull-Mess Pork-$l375.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, Sc; sides, 6sc;
clear rib 7a7tc. Bacon shoulders &c;
sides 7fc; clear rib do. Sc; sugar cured
hams 13c. Lard-0ic.
BuTTER-Active aud unchanged.
WHsKY-SStc.
Pittsburgh Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, May 7.-CArTLE-I
Market slow; arrivals heavy; best 64aG4c:
stockers 4ta54; prospects fair.
sHEEP-Market firm arrivals fair p;
prospects fair; best So 5OaG 90; medium
IS 5Oa5 rs; common 81 25a4 IS.
HoGs-Market dull; arrivals heavy;
Philadelphia 81 70a4 80; Yonkers 81 25a
4 30; prospects slow. -. - Il
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-GRocEn1Es-
Sugar-ln good demand; inferior, Gaelic;
common, 7a7iC; good common, Sasic;
good fair, 9a2tc. Molasses-In good
demand; thin inferior, 2Oa30c; fair, e4Oc;
good fair, 45c; good, 5Oa55c; reboiled, SOC;
prime iermenting, 5Oa53c; prime reboiled,
Sc. Gpfee-1sa2O4c.
y louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May .7,-ToBAcco-Lups
81 3Oas 90; low leaf, s. 25aS rs; medium
to fine, 80 GOALS 90. Sales, 23G hhds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
A WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply want felt for real genuine good
article Of soap at reasonable price, the under.
signed y now manufacturing such an article, a
al testify who have seen and used
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
DR.. Flshblatt refers to the following
Professors:

Professors:
II. s. NEWTON, MD.
G. N. ROBERTS, NJ. D.
]. HElNE, NJ. D.
PAUL ALLEN, NJ. D.
CALVIN RIVENBURG, MD.
q. MORGAN SWEET, Ii. D.
II. HERMANEE, N. D.
]. HARRIS, N. D.
JOSEPH D. FRIEND, MD.
W. W. WATERMAN, N. D.
J. E. SN0DGRAsS, NJ. D.
ISAAC SPANGLER, N. D.
w. W. HADLEY, N. D.
EDWIN FREEMAN, N. D.
MILTON SAUNDERS, N. D.
CHARLES HART, NJ. D.
ALEX. WILDER, N. D.
T. NJ. HOLDEN, NJ. D.
r. @. SMITH, NJ. D.
Z. BAY, NJ. D.
OF NEW YORK.
Apl5dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
Pittsburgh Cattle Market.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-GRocEn1Es-
sugar-1n good demand; inferior, Gaelic;
common, 7a7iC; good common. Sasic;
good fair, 9a2Ac. Molasses-In good
demand; thin inferior, 2Oa30c; fair, 4Oc;
good fair, 45c; good, 5Oa55c; reboiled, SOC;
prime iermenting, 5Oa53c; prime reboiled,
Sc. Coffee-1Sa20tc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08

we egsr, ~ very low rates r..-.--...
~ ~ 6 hsgS Prime 70 Choice Rio GINA z i5l
~ hatrcls New Orleans MolAsses
Choice Sugar ByrupS'
uS ~: " CUBA and !. r. Sugars,
,oS FANCY DenAEara Sugars,
90 half Chests @. p, 2 Il, and oo,or, ~.
90 Barrels Ness Pork. 'N O"'"lS IeAs'
lg0 Tterces Prime Leaf Lard.
100 kegs Family Leaf Lard.
% Casks Clear Bacon SIdea.
@ ." Bacon Shoulder,
80 Tierees Sugar Cured Hama
100 Barrels Flour,
200 Bags Timothy Seed.
@ Clover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese,
n Aaekersl, Lake Fish, Nails, BroomG, spIcea
Eye Stun, Wrapping Paper. A iaIRS me I'd.
iSGtea SheWlng Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, q.
Agents for Miami Powder Co. a.
ocS LIST. DAVENPORT D PARKS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08

MILWAUKEE, May7..-F1ouR-Demand
light, but holders firm; Xxx spring s6 75a
IT'S.
GRArN-Wheat-Dull; No. l, 81 IS;
No. 9, 81 40. 0ats-No, Q, 86c. Corn
No. 2 mixed, 44c. Rye-No. l, SOC. Bar.
ley-No. 2 fall, CSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08

. OA"AN OSANSb <NAA SAN ASdNASAt ASAA-
essec per cent lower.
STocKs-A good amount Of badly pro-
tested stock was thrown overheard yes.
terday, but the bulk appeared to have
been for short accounts. The market
closed weak and diSpirited. This moring
affairs were very different, whereas last
evening it might be said in the language
of the street "You could not give stocks
away" This morning there was a gener-
al scramble to buy, with o very excited
market before the board, and prices ad-
vanCed previous to the first call from to
81 per cent. The advance was most
marked in Erie, Rock Island, Western
Union, Indiana Central and Northwes.
tern. The marked closed strong with
prices well up to the highest figures Of
| the dAy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
New York Market.

New YoRx, May 7.-CorToN-Nomi.
nal; middling upland 2Ssc,
FLoUR-Higher; superfine western and
State 80 75a7 90; common 10 good 81 80
az Is; whitel wheat western extra 81 OOS
GRA1N-Wheat-Unsettled and higher.
No. 3, Milwaukee 81 70; winter red Tes.
tern 81 GOAL %; white western e o.,
Rye-Firmer; western 94a95c. Barley
Unchanged. Corn - Firmer; western
mixed 7Ga77c. Oats-Firmer; western
54a56c; Ohio 55a5Sc.
EG0s-Firm at 16ta17c.
GRooRRIEs-Co ffee-Quiet; Rio 14tl
17c; sugar in fair request; refining sia9fc
Cuba Sia0c. Rice-Firmer; sIa9ic,
LARD-Heayy; No. l to prime steam
Stastc; kettle SIC.
BuTrER-Fitmer; 29a3sc.
CHEEsE-New 10Al4c.
WHIsKY-Firm at SSc,
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louisville Market,

LOUISVILLE, May 7.-ToBAcCo-Lups,
81 SOas 90; low leaf, IS 25as rs; medium
to fine, 80 GOALS 90. Sales, 1856 hhds,
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
Legislative Movement.

TUCsoN, A. T., Sept. 27, 1872. Fellow Citizens of Pima County :: Having in view the coming general election that will take place on the 5th of November next and feeling the importance 1t is to all good citizens that men of character and ability should representtheir interests in both branches of the Legislative Assembly, we call upon all our f How citizens to meet in mass convention at the Court House, ill Tucson, at 1 o'clock P. M., on Saturday the 18th day of October next, for the purpose of selecting can didates for that body.
 MANY CITIZENS.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
DR. R. A. WILBUR returned early this week from Sonora and the Papago section.
He came by way of the silver placers an(
T V LII made.
PERsoNAL.-L. W. Carr, of the stagt

PERsoNAL.-L. W. Carr, of the stage line, came into town by Wednesdays stage; by same stage, Colonel c. P. Head. of Prescott; and Captain T. M K Smith, of Camp Lowell. On the same day J. C.. Racon arrived, heretofore connected with the Texas and Pacific railway engineers.
 Colonel Head left here Thursday after noon for Grant, Aravapa, Apache and o;her points, on business connected with his grain contract
 MT. E. N. Fish returned Thursday even- ing from an extended business trip to Florence, PheniX and Prescott.
 Judge c. T. Hayden got in from Salt Rive' on Thursday night, and Joseph Col haywood from Florence this morning. This morniug's stage brought surgeon for duty at Crittenden. Lieutenant c. H. Rockwell, Quartermaster at ( amp Grant. has been in town this week.
 Lieutenants Pardee and Rockwell left for Grant this morning.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
MANY CITIZENS.

THE SAN'DIEGo DAILY UNION has entered upon its fourth volume or nineteenth month. We believe 1t Is a financial success and know it Is a news success. A thousand times we have heard the remark that The Union is, under all the circumstances, a model of enterprise, exhibiting wonderful care and industry in its makeup. Of all its institutions, San Diego cannot point to t more credita- ble one within her corporation than The San Diego Daily Union. Indus trious and experienced newspaper men own and personally manage it in all its departments. It brings the latest news to all southern Arizona, and is well worth all it costs to any live man.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
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ssss
 CIlMNs Nssss sSss'; .s rugged pe0s much more s.z < quack nostrums
 mostly in sicbly IS
 friends clsim to enjs and if our memory ss<-s nOW and then given publlGSsess. ss In one instance, the loca 7 city paper seemed to think 1t wei to iortify his eli matic assertions by an eNtraordinary case of longevity wherein the subject had ac- cess to nothing but Sau Diego climate, under uniavorable conditions, too. His proof was this {: A San Diego doctor, who doubtless had little else to practice upon, caught snake and bottled it, and at the end of the first year of such confinement, it was Ii, ely and well-all owing to the eli mate with the aid of possibly little grub locally known as ''harbor."
 Samuel Hughes, of Tucson, vouches for having read this item in San Diego paper, and as the subject may lead to local jeal- Ousy and difficulty, we are careful to fix the responsibility, as well regarding the foregoing as the following, which he and other of our respectable citizens attest. That San Diego may have due credit as well as to incidentally show the vitalizing influence of climate, we give the forego- isg story, and now proceed to give the climate of this locality just notice, to- wit: About eleven months ago tick was taken from the ear of George Cox-a gen. tleman well known here. It was at once bottled up and has since subsisted on nothing but Tucson climate, and it is now living and apparently happy and con tented If its keeper had little harbor grub to give it, the belief is that it would never dIe
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

HON. JOHN B. ALLEN furnishes us with the following weather data for September. The record was made at the Territorial Treasurer's office. The average tempera- ture from to s o'clock A. Nj, was 70 de- greeS; from $ A. M. to l2 M., 80 9-60 from 12 NJ. to P. M, St 6-6U; from f F. M to P. NJ, S2 660.
 The Summer rains began June 23, and ended Sertember 10, and in June M of an inch fell; in July, 4 97100 inches; in Au- gust, 6 75-lO0 inches; in September, 6O-lOO inches; in all during the season, b 7-l00 inches.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

SAN DIEGO is step by step getting ahead. She now has direct communi- cation with New York by splendid line of steamers making tri-monthly trips. Fast freight comes through direct at S1 90 per foot; slow freight which lies over one steamer at the Isthmus, IS two cents per pound or $1 per foot. Fast freight comes through in about thirty days, and slow in forty.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office uncalled for, during month of Sep tember, 1872: Luz Acosta, 3; Jesus Bal cazar, Gregorio Ballgos, Felipe Balensuela, Pablo Cerlantes, Jesus Cosio, Tula De Dolla, Basabel Comes, Theodora Gonsales De GalIego, Dolores Scjas Jesus Gusnan, Atnacio Hernandez, James Keenan, Bedro Ledesma, Catalina Lila Rosa Meva, Maria Maritime, Calletam Pima, Miguela SOsa, Rafael Sauez, Adelayda Torres, Guadalupa Tapia, L. G. Unger, Domingo Yguibea, Charles Young.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

LAST Sunday and Monday nights at tempts were made to steal ContreraS' stock from corral within the town limits at the north end of Main street. The eff forts are supposed to be the work of In dians.
 Other breaks Of the kind were made in town this week and some small thefts committed. Every now and then an epi- demic of this kind occurs here, and it seems one prevails now.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

PEDRO AGUERRA's train got in from Arizona City last Sunday, with freight for E. N. Fish S Co.,, M. l. Jacobs & Co.,, Lord & Williams, Davis & Nelson and others. The goods. came in good condi- tion and were brought through in 26 days.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

MAzATLAN has been captured by the revolutionists under Generals To- peg and Flores. Only 8 slight en- gagement preceded the surrender of 1900 troops and all government prop erty. This news Is authentic having come via the Steamer Montana to Guaymas on September 20, and thence here by letter from reliable man.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

DAVIS & NELSON have just received a large addition to their stock of tin, brass, sheet-iron ware and stoves. They have also the machinery and ability to execute stencil work in hne style.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

THE Santa Fe papers are giving encouragement to the diamond excite ment. We are glad to say that the Arizona papers have at all tine ex- pressed doubts upon the subiect, as the excitement seemed to be clearly the work of stock sharps in San Fran cisco.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
THE SAUCELITO HERALD of Sen.

A detachment of U. s. recruits left lon the steamer Newborn for Arizona via the mouth of the Colorado River They were commanded by Caa.ain Tay lor, 9th Cav, who return 5 Camp Grant Colonels Rockwell and Nel- .son of the Quartermaster anl Pay Department left for Arizona ou the Newborn.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

THURSDAY and Friday of this week are the days observed by the Hebrews as the Jewish New Year. Business is usually suspended from sunset of Wednesday un- til the same time on Friday. A few stores were closed ln Tucson
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

MR. J. s. VOsBUKG authorizes us to say that he withdraws from the contest for the office of County Recorder, and will not be candidate as heretofore an nnunced.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

LAST Monday night somebody stole two Convent and Camp streets. The animals were in good order. Both are bays and belong to J. E. McCatfry. Deserted sol diers are suspicioned, and it is thought they have gone eastward.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

AMONG others not mentioned elsewhere as bound for the 'Planchas to-day, are Captain J. s. Thayer and George Newsom.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

ALBERT H. SALES announces himself ,r the office of fConstable, in this paper.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

LORD 6 WILLIAMS are putting in ex- cenent repair their building adjoining Major Aldrich's Tr nee.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

M.L JACOBS 6e Go. are overhs lling and putting in good repair their bulding on Main street opposite the brewery.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

nURSTOCK Having been selected wit
 Ogreat care by one Of the firm, and vii special reference to this market, we ar. confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

BOARD of Supervisors meet next Mon day. Village Council met last light, but the proceedings cannot appear this week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

THE San Francisco Bull 5tin of Sep tember 19, says that mil on Mission street was then crushing and sampling about twenty-five ton of silver ore from Clark's District, Arizona. and that a good many oth, r
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05

Nip r F-~a-rs- Aas received g let ter from Judge Titus. which ssv5 the Judge may uot get here before NoreIl.' or.
 WEATHER this week has been clear and delightful.
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
SALOON,

And made to Order
 SMOKINC-Best Of Cigars, or you can go on the cheap naJyo plan, and roll lem yourself while the music plays.
 COME IN-PIeYy Of room, seats, etc. "You know how t $ yourself" 1tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-10-05
Q THEP PUBLIC.

M E take this method of respectful V W announcing 70 our friends and 4 the citizens of Arizona in general, that w h1re just received,
 and are now open
 ing
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-04

SENsIBLE.-Hon. j. B. Grinnell, q promi-
nent Republican politician of Iowa, recently
mads speech at Des Moines, in which he
took strong grounds against the denomination
of Grant. He favored the nomination of Hon.
James T. Wilson, of Iowa, and announced his
intention OF attending the Cincinnati Conven-
ton. The leading old line Republicans through
out the West, who founded the Republican
party, are left far in the rear, in the race for
the spois, by the present unprincipled scoun-
drels who assume to be the leaders of the Rad
ical party. Sumner, Trumbull, Greeley, Gratz
Brown, Schurz, and in fact all the men of
brains who were the life of the Republican
party have been thrust aside, and are act
ually read out of the party by such dema-
gogues and political deadbeats as Chandler
Morton and Conkling, who, as the servile tools
and henchmen of Grant, brook no opposition
to the denomination of their master, whose
collar they proudly wear. Whether the rank
and file of the Radical party will blindly fol-
low the leadership of such latter day saints
as Chandler, Butler and Morton; or whether
on sober second thought they will take counsel
of such men of intellect rs Trumbull, Sumner
and Schurz, and insist on a statesman and an
honest man being their leader and standard
bearer in the coming campaign, is yet mooted
question That the disatiection is wide spread
throughout the Republican ranks; and the de-
mand for reform not only i'll the civil service,
but in all branches of the general government,
is becoming so universal as To render il ex-
tremely doubtful as to whether Grant can be
reelected, even should be be nominated there
can be no manner OF doubt. 4 coalition of
the Labor Reiormers and Liberal Republicans
with the Democracy would solve the problem
beyond peradventure, and would again verify
the adage that "a house divided against itself
cannot stand" The great gift.takrr aud cy-
clops of bribery and corruption would receive
n rebuke at the hands of the honest masses
such as no public man ever received before
and in yacatiug the Executive mansion. though
he would go well heeled," loaded with his
ilgottrn gains, be would also retire loaded
with the execrations of an outraged people.
Every department of the government which
is now reekiug with corruption would. upon
a change OF administration undergo i thorough
overhauing; thieves and public plunderers
hurled from positions they have dlsgraccd. aud
a thorough system of retreuchmeut aud reform
and infused into nil branches of
the public service. Military Laws would again
and the people be once more secure in their
rights of person aud property under AL admin.
istration governed BIZ the Constitution instead
OF party platform.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

The costs in the celebrated Tichbore trial,
recently decided in England, amount to $780,
600.
Bogus diamonds are being shipped from
Cape Town. in Southern Africa, to England
The last Protestant chapel at Madrid, Spain,
has been closed.
The trial of the Board of Police Commits.
sioners and the Chief of Police OF Jersey City,
for conspiracy to cheat and defraud the May
or and Common Council, resulted in the jury
rendering verdict OF guilty
The Supreme Court of the United States
will adjourn, on May 9Th until October 2Sth
At the enrolment of members under the
new organization of Tammany, iii New York
city, many negroes recorded themselves as
members.
On March 25th, there was great excitement
in Wall street over the rise in Erie stocks
Immense sums of money were made by specu-
lators, and it is reported that Jay Gould, alone,
made 1920, 900 by the rise,
The bill for the admission of Utah under the
name of Deseret has not yet been introduced
in the House, as the official returns of the late
election have not yet been received.
Germany agrees to eyacuate French Terri
tory on the payment of 100000 900 francs in
cash. and the rest OF the indemnity in two
years, in installnIents.
Senator Sumner appeared before the Senate
special committee on the investigation of the
sale of arms to the French aud protested
against the power of the committee to sum
mon him, announcing that he should stand
on his prerogatiyes as II Senator and refuse
to answer any questions. 1t is said that the
committee will have him brought to the bar
OF the Senate for contempt
The Legislature OF Virginia having adjourned
without passing the general Appropriation bill,
Governor Walker called an extra session 10
meet on the day following the adjournment
John Boone, of Boone's Ferry. near Port
land, Oregon, was shot dead by Jacob Eugle
on March 18th.
General Butler appears as counsel for plain.
till in the ease of Miss Sadie Wilkinson. claim
ing $4,000 damages for breach of promise of
marriage, against Brick Pomeroy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-04

OwYHEE IrEus.-We take the following
items from the drd'anche of March 30th:
The Odd Fellows of Silver City will give a
grand bali. on April 26th
The mines in Owyhee are looking better
than ever.
The weather is warm, the snow rapidly dis.
appearing, and the sleighing is getting bad
Frank Gisan and Green White intend open.
ing saloon in Granite Block
A. w. Buchanan, agent of w, F. & Co. at
Silver City, has resigned his position and gone
to San Francisco to reside.
Acting Governor Curtis and Mr.. G. W.
Moore, Cashier of the FIRST National Bank OF
Idaho, are on a visit to Silver City
The miners on War Eagle Mountain have
resumed work, and the trouble is considered
at an end as long as Jewell, the objectionable
Foreman, keeps away from that locality.
The Constitution and By Laws of the Fair
view Miners Union. are published in full in
the 1Udidncho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-04
UNpCLY PCHisuED.-Thc Wa!ia Walla
Slatesmaa 81 March sd con.alns Inc following

UNpCLY PCHiSuED.-Thc Wa!ia Walla
Statesman OF March 23d contains the following
SAVE Us.-It j. savla.scd that ]. l. Iewis. lac -
Idaho, Is the individual whose name hzB been SEM
into the senate g7r Associate Justice % Washington
Territory Ia.s fe!laS Tows 81 regarded 50 the most
corrupt hound th4t ever cursed q country, aud hi
appointment 90 judicial position ia Tie very vggs;
calamity that could 6e.a!l oar people.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination.
and we can assure our Washington Territory
friends that we deeply sympathze with them
in this new affection. Lewis il the individual
who held sway in Southern Idaho FOR awhile.
and who resigned to prevent being removed
for cause, and then created sympathy with the
Administration by insisting that his resignation
was 4 forgery. All the honest and decent pur-
ton of our people felt an inexpressibc sense
Of relief when Lewis successor reached here.
knowing that any change could not but be for
the better. Our neighbors have been cursed
with a Solomon. threatened with Legate.
and now to suffer the infection of Lewis is n
punishment that we cannot imagine Of what
great sin the people of our neghboring Terri
tory could have been guilty that they should
be thus dealt with. Lewis will raise more
hell in Washington Territory in one year than
all the Radicals there combined have been able
to in ten, and Garfelde will have TO look out
for his aurels to keep Lewis from undermining
him in the hope of being his successor