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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

INsrAi.LATIoN.-A Good Templar friend at Horse.
shoe Bend sends this account of the installation
OF officers OF Payette Lodge, No. l6 l. o. G. I. Date
OF installment not given Z. Z. Flemming. w. G.
T.; Mrs. Louisa Robb, w. V. t.; Mr.. Eli Perkins,
P. W. c. T.; +. II. Starr, W. s.; G. Miner, w. +. s.
Mrs. A. L. Miner, W. T.; II. II. Robb. W. c.; r.
McClintick, w. NJ; W. Mitchell W. I. G.: W. Har-
man. ". o. g.; w. Jenkins. w. A. s.. Miss Matte
Miner. W. d. NJ; Mrs. Anna Flemmng. W. R. II. s.
Miss Addie Miner w. l.. II. s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

Fxpopsrp Ir.-The Democratic represent
a,ires in Congress have given an nh4'ia''"eo
and unmi.takable endorsement to the backPay
steal BY nominating and supporting the chie'
=, salary thieves. Mr.. Fernando Wood, OF
New York. tor Speaker of the House IL re-
main. now To be seen whether the the Demo
cratic masses will endorse their Represent"
,;vs. IF they do this, they make the party al
accessory after the fact of the b'sges, r'o .hi
ON record and it should be dropped OUT VI ''s"'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors ana Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes
Ninth St.. Philadelphia Pa..-an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fcssional skill. fnovl3m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

EQUALLY MISUNDERSTANDING "','"e c1 '.
Oregon has been equally honored with ona'
SIMMER in the makeup of committees by tha'
d.,ec,able body. the T. S. Senate. Sumner ,''
been assigned to places on two com"'t.ees-'"'
committee on education and labor, ana 'ne ''"'
committee on privileges and elections; WINE
Mitcbells name appears on the committees =.
privileges and elections; and on t tina. on ''"
%n.,nsot nm this would be ridiculous
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18
and County.

s,,ool rxHprros.-rhen exhibition sono at
s'n .ss first quarter of our District sG an"a
losing Of inc nrsvious announcement in GOOD
place. as Pc, ,,,rday evening of this week. me
ball. on nIa arss, there having been persons
was ' a,rts Of the Basin. and the enter,
sspt rom .. and Appreciated Inc '"r'a'n ,
r.usnts n'efss- n,lock, and the exercises began
!. bali past ;, ,no Lords prayer, by ten or a
s chanting n's each of whom acquitted herself IN
a little s,[''' giving the performance an impress
,uaOle s'y H. sssct. After this followed singing
: sud beautiful s declamations, tableaux ana all
r5nal '0mp0s sars themselves, were in every IN
!ans lady ..c,ly adapted to the purposes ios which
.,nce 50 perez a. 70 produce the highest posi-
Asy we're ln'en0. ~, May Queen" by Miss Anna
he scenic '.Ss we'll recitea. The senss Little foo',
5Sre'i'p' Ne to Sleep. Mother. sweet hss anu
steps '"h0,, - 70 our Friends" the latter by the
Eve and "h''. ~, in the mos, ereditable manner
sAo . ss's Flea Powder and .v'h s, Nay
charles Kingsley, were very wen a''iAi.'
' . Vs.. VS. in dialogues, We think thai the great,
Il. Ba'" shown. both in conversation ana
aG''a' and we wish We were able to give the names
d faAs .,cipan,, bu, as We cannot We WIZ name
&afn Al- -. marked excellence makes II impos'
r,H n'ss .,s,,ure injustice. 10 pass them over
sAs' 1,..a were. Miss Lizzie Moore Masters
'l' S..-v and Ionpy Hill. All The resi- a'' TO
Jimmy DA'' ~. ,bsse We think, excelled. The
'faas s, ,broushou. was the most complete sue
liO'1'~ ..;,nasssd. anu teachers and pupils ahAs
s,rs and we have no doubt "ili' receive 'A' A'SD
.,aiit and praise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

A'A HORSESHOE 3GSD.-E. II. Angle. Esq. arrived
WV VI Friday Of last week. He come up to visit
we Tho has been here in rather prccarious
'''''u aud her early recovery Ia hopefully looked
." NJ Angle informed Us tAa; the weather
&c 0ena had been quite cold for number Of days
l' !" his leaving home. and the snow nearly as deep
ls's Is here.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

.1,sr,cr."-D DIR. Glass, the Portland o'o'
-. 10. heen sentenced to FIVE years 10 INC
...;,.rtiarv. This is justice in por''an''
Thi, Is the penalty for taking tho h'o -,
.a..,n in Oregon, in attempting to comm,
" ',... :, ,ll crimes. Portland. we should
.. ~. could hereafter be an inviting he'a 'o'
all such Iibcls on humanity ana ,''a ;n.,;ce
mr. Glass. They flourish best w'er' '''''
!. hurlesoued and desplsed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

'A'''As-oaite large number Of people from
''' We BASIN have visited Idaho City during the
'eeE' among whom we noticed Mcssrs. Alex.
go f4'''cx Noonan. John Convey. NJ. Nicholson
Ia'' Mccormick, Of pioueerville; Dan. Jones, Of
-e''iAe; Alex. Danskin aud James Murphy. o.
,, issue Greek, and Hon. I. W. Garrett and wife. o
Hserville.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

s VALIANT.-By the sinking of the ship Vile
DC Havre, announced sometime ago, 226 pas
sengers were lost; the captain, five other Of
ficers, and 81 passengers were saved Those
officers should have leathern medals-or hemp
en- ones.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

~. 1A EEoTHER--persons going from the
Boise City with the intention Of buying
VIZ md 1t to their advantage TO call on Mcssrs
t., brother before purchasing. These gen
nave one Of the finest assor,ments OF goods
~ brought to the Territory receive greenbacks q
- SUI are universally commended on account o
e'aH'y In dealing Give them trial.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

Tpyg-Our toSns-people having "0-
Czs'IAA' ,,,....,,..s Tree, Misses Mary Mitchell.
a-s4 4 In.s., Hattie Parsons. Mary Harley. Lizzie
1A-' RI, H,,pin have been chosen rs COM
I'e'' --' -. - the matter. prepare the
-, ....;va and arrange the presents e'c-' etc
nv -, h. erected III the VI. Z. Church. where
viii be happy - receive any present .
-, fo- the occasion. Presents SHOULD DC
Ia 4, the Pos, Office, a, as early day
,..1arsnisa,, IN order TO give the committee ample
=. j arrange them in proper order On the tree.
,....,n,iar d. presents Will commence IL .
,,l.. p ". and the parties Concerned IN pF'Iaf
*. entertainment. would BE- glad 10 have every
-, -, r,.,,b,v 10 - 10 be present. AMI es'
,s,v j; i desired 10 have all Of the children There
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18
Spefial Nptires.

RS-S. NJ PETTENGIIL Co., 10 State Street. Bos
ton, 81 Park Row. New York. and TOT Chestnut Street
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO World in the above Cities and
authorized to contract for advertising at our loves
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

DIsrURBED.-The equilibrium of the New
bedford. Massachusetts. aristocracy was dis
turbed lately by the daughter of an eminent
and wealthy snob marrying her fathers hostler
Sad!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

,.,.,r-The bodily contort'ons anu
facial erimaces of the San Francisco 1 'a :" b.
'ac'a' c..,erly's resignation, are said :" DC ..
.'"S: :.,. - behold. The Examiner shou'a "o'
no. .,ch tribes to heart. The les'''a''''
.,,,d have elected Booth anyhow.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

TaASKs.-Wa return thanks TO Mr. John Merrill
tor copies OF the st. Joseph daily Gd.ete. The Ga
sette is Of the best daily papers published and
seems TO us like an old friend.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

o,sSrx; BuL.-Thr ball gwen AZ the rc-opcnlhS
q, he Miners Exchange Saloon. On Thursday H'Sh'
\. isad 10 have been very pleasant as'1o afAiF-
u..s,s. simpson, Eunyan zal A-rsk. disooHFseel
+. ssas,s,; music, auI Ns. James Murphy.
d. Granite Creek universally caaeedel ~ 70 the
,-,,s O: callers. w4s on hand 30 see that - u'Ao
VI. Eep, lrd III vent merry - marriage bell.
mil the hour q. midnight. when Tie company r.
,.:a! 70 Nr John FJs.e:s laytoo< u! Ill cxfc.'ci.i
lsA anl returning 10 the hall continued! The dance
d, .o5a; II hour, when Tie pAEy broke up. and 'tr
.:vs-,s vent home AaY.4s enl .et! mos; pleasant
cT.-.lg
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

VAcArioS.-The District School vacation will co
tinue until the first Monday in January proxinl
when the second quarter will begin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

1MrRovING.-Mr. Philip Pencil. the stage driver
whose injuries were mentioned in this papor some
weeks aga. is improving; though he is not yet con
sderet out of danger as the leg terribly mangled
as we'll as broken.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

p,IO.-Hon. Geo Ainslic, Messrs. Jonas W.
nan. a. " Luney, J. II. wickershan, John Ken
IT, Al. sisk and George W. Richards. Of this
VII. hesars. $. b. Connolly. A. sifers and NJ
s r-. OF P!accryille. all Of whom have been so
hs !" The Capital for several days past. returned
'' respective homes this week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

TERRITORY OF IDAHO. GO
County Of Boise,
K p plowman, Admins In the Probate Court IN
traitor Of the estate of and for BOISE County, Aua
Thomas COY deceased no Territory sitting as Q
rersus Court for the trial Of civil
s. Roberts. causes
To s. Roberts:
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
i of the United States in the Territory OF Idaho,
You are hereby notified that there Is now on ME IN
the Office of the Judge and Ex-OMcio CLERK OF the
probate Court Of Boise County, Idaho Territory In
Idaho CITY, the complaint of X. p Plowman. ADMIN
strator of the estate Of Thomas Cox deceased tnat
Won are indebted to said estate in the sum OF NIFTY
nine 1857 dollars for money loaned. payed out and
expended by said Thomas Cox, deceased. during his
lifetime for defendant s. Roberts, at his special In
stance and request that the same is now due; and
although frequently demanded, has not been PAID.
and ia still due Plaintiff from Defendant ana that
unless you appear and answer to said complaint WITH
in sixty days after the service hereof exclusive
of the day of service, judgment will be ta3en
against you by default for the sum OF dy-nine ool-
lars and interest and costs of suit.
- In testimony whereof hereunto SET my
kllSN hand and afax the Seal Of said Court AZ Aos
no CITY this LIST day Of December, A. D. 1878.
M. B. MOORE.
Probate Judge and Ex. Oficio Clerk Of said Court.
Idaho City, Dec. 4, lS73-w4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

30 FoR the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
4 Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS-ASCEND IN
THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

our Assay Office is under the supervision o.
w Kaorprp. and we are prepared 10 make
-a,rrns Of Assays of Dust, Bullion and ore IN sla
and tho correctness Of our assays guafsnteea'
~, ,nsse. from coinage at any United states M'n''
made good.
n...or,ar attention paid to the Analysis OF ores
and Minerals.
Dust bullion and Assays Of Ore .e a. '1o '0u
,o places will be forwarded to TINS 0n'e 'o' assay
lA Is r ra,urns made the following day;
Madigan q Placerville
j. V. r. "H' Granite Creek
Con Healey Centerville
: a. Duke l. Co.. .....'''' $500
q. ". MOORE q 90.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

THE WEArnER.-The intense cold of last week has
been abating gradually for several days. and pres
ent writing feahery flakes Of are descending in
lavish profusion city and country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

AVOID Ir.-Avoid bad company as you as .T
.o.taaiou. The latter is not more &c. aes, mor
c0as. AZ rhvsical, than the former to the NOR
''o = Of the individual.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

,ns." Elsewhere In this issue We publish
ma a'ue letter from Placerville. We assure the
IN. -s ais favor is highly appreciated. both fof
d.. ssacy and because It IL the first correspon-
Mn - nave received. and We hope he viii constn'
~s good work 80 well begun.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

And other leading European cltIes'
We purchase Gold Dust, Gold and Silver bniioh'
checks and Vouchers, and Drafts or
certificates of deposit issued by Eastern California
or Oregon Banks;
H,,v Territorial and County Warrants and Bopds;
Make collections on all points in the United states;
49,, al, business connected with general Banking Will
receive prompt attention.
Tho highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars
either in Coin or Currency.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

NAL. AeLibAY Goops.-Remember that d. b. Kim
AM. Tue only place to ge, just what you want for
r. n01oay gift No other house In tho Territory
,o.. supplied with every description Of jewelers.
.,,. you want anything in that line. call In and
IL. 49, Ms goods aud prices. and we promise you
, ~ both viii sui. you.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

SIcg.-Mr. James Judge is lying very sick at
residence in this city OF inflammation OF the s;omac
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18
Special Notice.

wr CONTEMPLATE MAKING A CHANGE
a in onr business we would request all those m
d1ah4ad IN ma to cali within 30 days ana settle,
either by Cash or Note. y. A"A y law
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18

wooD.-wood is now selling in the city a, SO pc,
cord.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
THE EFFECT.

Under the supposition ina. i.c'Gp.r;
might possibly attain his ambition. State
securities on Monday fell to thirty cents
on the dollar. Yesterday the .nthrsiag:n
attending the Inauguration OF Governor
Kellogg, and the action in Congress which
completely squeiched al! chanc. .. :I..
McEnery 70. that high dignity. warrants
jumped to forty.three cents on the dollar.
at which price eager purchasers could :e
found up to tie .ery close o. business.
Thirteen points .he first day is HIGH
compliment 70 Governor Kellogg, AID
shows that the homes: ring % his .res
sage has carried conviction TO the minds
OF the people. 1t IS q great fact. ya.eh
eve" the Associated r.e.s ag.nt Gag sas,'.
~ overlook
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
DIFFERENCES OF OPINION.

Cofone! McEne,y pretend. tina. his siecs
ton was certified 10 by the regular :ice.s.
meaning DaPonte and Wharton. !: is
unfortunate for the Colonel that the courts,
which are the arbitra.ors in such matters,
dif1e, with him On this point. and ina.
their decision rules the controversy As
a politician. Colonel McEnery takes very
differen: ground from what he would take
as 8 lawyer. tina: che voice Of the mob IS
20 je obeyed IN preference to the juGg.
:aent 0: the judiciary. He would hardly
advise client 20 purchase an estate upon
s':ch evidence a. ae y.edicates Lis demand
70. III. Office .: Governor Colonel
McEnesy has no title 70 the position se
seeks. except such as BE derives from his
own assertion. supported by the word u
DaPonte and Wharton. neither one OF
whom are any more entitled 70 70 c.ns'..
cred witnesses IN the casa than ii. :ll..
two names which illuminate the city L.iG. e
SOrTs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
E GAME FOR TWO.

Tie Washington correspondent 0: ere
Picayl0ae says, rather boastfully, that The
Democrats and Liberals have it in their
power 20 proven, any measure from com.
ing to vote this winter by q little maneI-
yering. II the minority can arrest public
business in this way. certainly the major
ity can do the same thing, which raises
the presumption tia. If the Republicans
aye at all anxious TO .u: off the Louisiana
question they can do so witlou: any
trouble, and tni thei. excuse in :he gar.
!iamen.ary IlaneUve:s Of ,he Democrats
and Liberals. The ;nen who commence
the work o. flibustsring can no: objec: 20
have theiy game played back upon them.
We have no thought tina. the Republicans
in Congress will resort 20 any such meas.
IRE. SIS they have nothing 70 sta7e Of, :ha:
We know Of. tu: j: The minority sets about
actin: .he tool. .he majority may CIV. !:
plenty 9: aon5eHse 20 occupy itsel. ":hal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
DIFFERENCE N PRAYERS.

# Bishop Pierce. Of the Methods.
Church South, included the coioreG people
in his prayer at the inaugural ceremony
Oh Lafayette square. he certainly did
more than his church has ever attempted
to do when he asked that .'this grea; people
might be blessed with education. pros.
perity and comfort The chances are
that Bishop Pierce did not include The
negro in his prayer. as there were none in
sight to remind him of their necessities IN
that way. It is probable that when Bisaop
James, of the Methods. Church, made III.
prayer in the presence Of the coIo,ed
people, that he fully and conscientiorsly
included the white people in his blessing
and invocation to grace. and tina: he vas
really in earnest when he impiored FOR q
greater dissemination Of learning among
all classes in the State. for all classes ce..
tainly need it badly enough.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
GENtfHs, ". L, M'MILLES,

This gentleman was elected yesterday
by the fusion Legislature United States
Senator 70 Ill the unexpired term Of the
Hon. ". 2. Kellogg, ;naugUgate: SIS Gov.
egnos on Monday last.
Genera. McAIillen IS q native Of Ohio,
and IS o lrother.in-faw Of Ex-Governor
Denison. % that State. and ex.Postmaster
General Under Six. Lincoln. During the
rebellion be served cgeditably in the army
OF the Potomac and 0: the Tennessee
the latter army when under the immediate
command O: General Grant and was pro-
noted fog sa.!aH: services to Bgeyet Maioy
General.
Immediately upon the close Of the war
he settled il Carroll parish, in this State.
where &c has ever since been engaged in
planting. He has been /. Republican
since the organization of that party in
1854. and on the organization Of civil
government IN this State under the recon.
struction laws took prominent part.
Since the adoption Of the constitution OF
1858 he has been a member Of tie Gen.
era. Assembly, in which his course has
been chiefly distinguished by efforts to
promote sgua! and exact justice among
the people Of the State without regard. to
race o. color.
Upon .Ee organization OF ii. Senate OF
OF the ninth OF December. Of which body
he was :, member. he protested against
the manner o: organizing that body. and
soon ate. withdrew and joined the so.
called People. Legislature then sitting in
Lyceum Hall.
SO long as Gsne!a, Ictiilien remained
true 20 The party that elected him. ard 70
WHOM. he owes SO much of the honor and
distinction be has enjoyed in this State,
We sega.iet: hin. as one .: our abies: and
most consistent political friends. And it
was with sentiments OF deep regret tina.
we learned :ha: he had abandoned the
Senate IL which lis constituents desired
and needed lis services and eminent abil.
titles, 20 cast his lot with the opposition.
Had he been chosen to the United States
Senate by his true political friends, in the
legal Legislature, instead Of being made
the object, OF, We may say, victim, Of po-
liucal strategy. we should have rejoiced
in his exceeding good fortune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15

The surroundings of the McEnery celebra-
ton or advertisement were of the sort that
has lived of OF the labor of the State for
hundred years, and its principal cause
Of grief seemed to be that it was no longer
allowed to consume the taxes of the COM
monwealth. Their sole lamentation was
that they We're not in office, and their sole
assertion was that they had been cheated
without looking once at the cheating that
had been established against themselves
Mr.. Kellogg raised the issue in his inau-
gural that Mortified the followers of
McEnery. He spoke to the colored peo-
pie as If they were capable of becoming
capitalists and operators in farms and
stocks. This is contrary to the Lafayette
square faith, as can be plainly detected in
the wrath that breaks out in the Picagauae
If the negroes Sro TO become capitalists,
by virtue 81 their ability to labor. and to
acquire money, what is to become Of the
crowd Of CONSUMERS. who have made
their living by devouring the productions
Of labor: .Ir. Kellogg taught the negroes
what NJ. .cRnery did not teach She
white men WHO attended his utterances,
that honest Tabor and prudent management
will make any man respectable in Louisi.
ana, no matter what his color may be. It is
no question. whsthe: black man may be.
come q capitals: ana an intelligent and
respected nembey OF the community.
since .hege az. hundreds OF such men
already, and hundreds more advancing to
that position. Tie field is open 60 all
alike. and the Secogds of industry will
nave 90 decide She question aereafcey
wietbe: The men on Lafayette square age
20 consume %aa: the men oD Dryadss
stree: produce 90 whethes they are 90
starve when .aey .a!! to produce theis own
living. The attendance q. Mechanics In
st..tUt. las evidently determined 20 enjoy
its own wages Il it can be protected 100 so
,s.,is ",
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15
P1EcEBscK,s euBERNAToRIAL STATUS.

Governor Warmoth in his valedictory,
Judge Campbell in his Washington ad-
dress, the boiling Senators in their card
Of apology, and all the opponents Of the
Republican State government, rag, tag
and bobtail, have declared that Hon. P.
B. S. Pinchback was ineligible to become
Governor through the Impeachment of II.
c. Warmoth. It was alleged that the
declaration Of the law, viz: Gin case OF
vacancy in the Office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor, the Senate shall elect a president,
who shall be Lieutenant Governor, meant
simply for the remainder of the term as
Senator Of the person so elected, although
it is plain the intent was to create OF such
person an officer of the State, with duties
distinct and separate from his functions
as Senator.
A similar issue has Just arisen IN Mise
souri,, the parties in interest being Demo-
Gratis, however, instead of Republicans.
In this case, the outgoing Senator desired
W SNdtLc lLS III lIlCA CIlO4 A4dI'C u SIlC
duties OF Lieutenant Governor, but It was
decided that only by q formal resignation
could he do 80. That influential Demo.
cratic paper, the St. Louis Republican thus
comments on the cases
Hon. II. Clay Ewing the new attorney
General of Missouri, has just delivered at
interesting and important opinion on the
question whether the President pro TEN Of
the Senate on the death of the Lieutenant
Governor succeeds to the latter office. The
determination is that he does. Lieutenant
Governor Gravelly died in office, where
upon louis Gottschalk, presiding officer OF
the Senate, became the next executive off
Ger TO Governor Brown 1t seems ne is still
Lieutenant Governor, notwithstanding lis
term as Senator has expired. Curious
enough, this reasoning would appea. 20
give color to the negro Siacdbaek's pre:ea-
sions in louisiana
Thus is She hesy:es: g1s Of .he eGsGy
spiked