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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-11
Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
l. fore existing between the undersigned. under
tho arm name Of Swain Weller. doing business 1t
Plscerville l. T., 10 this day dissolved BY mutual
J. T. Swain. All notes, book accounts, &C.. due the
late Arm must be paid to Weller Smith. who will
also pay ell debts due BY the late hrm and continue
business ~ heretofore Ct the old stand.
+. SWAIN,
I. 8. WELLER.
Placerville. l. T.. May 10. ls7s-mayl6m4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-11

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in tho Postoface 1t Idaho City. on the
llth day of September which. II not called for within
thirty days viii be sent TO the Dead Letter ONCE
Bordeaux Lee Allen Mcguire Chas
Bruce GA Macarthur Neil Smith Angus
Goats Az Mitchell n Taylor Calvin
KeeganP Mooney Thos Willis James
2EPersons calling for any OF the above letters
will say advertised. " and give date Of list
g. G. SILSBY, p. n.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-11

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THE ELEVATOR, 40 Montgomery sszee1 ~
Francisco.
, 1873-02-13

John Hill, IN unsuspeotlng resident Of Crown
Point, Indiana, arrived in the city, yesterday
afternoon, on tho Michigan Central Railroad,
en- route for Kansas City, He proceeded at once
to tho Contrnl Depot to await the departure OF
tho p. m. train on the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Road. Finding that
10 had q few hours OF leisure
upon his hands, be proceeded to inspect the re-
built city as 1t appeared on Lake street. Whon
he arrived at tho Intersection Of Lake and Han
dolph streets, he WAS met by gentleman With q
carpot-bag, who asked him whore the Central
Dopnot WIS. Hill assuming the air OF an "old
resident" gave the Woula-be stranger
tho neceBsary directions. The man did
not Immediately proceed to uso tue information,
but entorod into conversation upon the perta
OF living in 10 large place as Chicago. After
finding out that Hill was going to Kansas City,
he aaid that he was going thoEo also. Hill Hatd
he was taking some horses out, and was much in
doubt whether he could manage them
himself. The stranger said Tint he
would GLADLY rcudor auy 4' assistance
in his power during tho trip, and, If Hill would
70 to the Gardnor House, they would take 9
drink over tho arrangement. When they arrived
thore. tie stranger Haid that 1t would be necos-
Bary for Hill to advance d little money, In order
to insure tho salo carriage Of the stock AZ.
tor sone diapute na to tho amount, HUI
placed in the mans hand 8240, being within
$GO Of ali his ready cash. Tie man thon stopped
into the Office to write receipt. 1t ID presumed
TINT ho wont further, rs Ao Inns not been Heer
since, Mr. Hill delayed his departure, and made
complaint at tho Arnory, Up to q late houl
the sWipdler had not been arrested.
, 1873-02-13
WISCONSIN,.

MADISON, Feb. 12.-The railroad fight wakes
warm, aud the lobby increases In numpors, from
lifferont sections. Some membera arc already
getting tired Of 40 m1ol pressure, md want to
ha rolieyed. mud have tho subject out Of the
wny. The friends Of tho North Wisconsin Com
pany take fresh courage with new deVolop-
montB.
In both HouaeB to-day quantities Of potl-
tionB In behalf Of different Companies asking
the grant woro presented; also, numerous ro-
monatrances against tho repsal Of laws e4empt-
Ing property from taxation, and few Tor such
rspeal, md remonBtranceH against tho repeal OF
the Temperance law Of last winter. Both
HouHcs have agroed on bill requiring the WoRt
Wisconsin Railroad to relay its track and operate
ita road from Tomah to Warren'n Mill by June I.
In the Senate bills were paBaed to provide Tor
tho payment Of certificates isauad to Witnesses
in criminal casca relating to the sale Of lantls
by guardians executors and administrations, and
an,endatory of Bootion i mud 2 Of Chapter
lat OF tho general laws Of 1865 to amend tho
law relating to general and special elections.
Resolutions wore onorod instruotlng tho COM
mittee OIL Railroads to report all hillB In relation
to the land-grant bofore tho 28th inst. also,
chilling for Fairba,ikB scale to woigh the petit
tions On tho nubjoot. A measago waa received
from Governor Waahhurn, suggensing that, III
diaposlng OF tho lani-grant, the rights of the Ao-
tual settlers on the line Of the land'grant road
should bo carefully guarded. The vote killing
tho bill to ix minimum salary for County
JutlgeH waB roconsllorod, and 1t was referred. 4
bill was killed, fixing minimum for aalarlcH OF
DIatrlot Attorneys.
The 8oloct Committee OIL tho subject reported
In favor Of convention to reyiHo the Conssitn.
tlon. The bill proposing q new system Of GOV.
, 1873-02-13

y; -, Il Msrd
Winoirod only daughter of john 7: and Matlda @.
E!orhart AGED gyoars ronsh;;;c HI Hpa Il Gays ~ n
Fob i3 Fhcndsof tho family arc invitod.
HALL-6unday, Fob. o. Mr. L. O. Hall, In tho bash'
Tunora fbs Thussday> morning at Il ocloek from bis
ti1ges. =.
NoHALE-At his .esidoneo, Patrick hlolla1o. No. q
Huron st., Wednesday. Feb. T., 1873. -. =.
Funors to Calvary 0ou1etory on f11oaS foo H.
May he rcst in peaco. .... .,.,
Observation-Disclosures Enssou, vito Of John Benson. 11th
inst., ngod 30 yonrY. -, -. ...,.... ..,.
~ Toronto and Bo'lvllie, Ont. papers please copy
wATsHIn this city On tho 11th inst, Magy, daugh-
tor Of David aud Hanorah Walsh, ascd l8 YEARS.
Funorat from tho family rcstdcrco, l6t Hubbard at
lo o'clock. Friends of tho family arc respectfully m
~ Utica New York, pnpcrs please copy.
, 1873-02-13

orning tho Btnto Prison was discussed eome-
what. md pontponod to Friday. Bills paBsod to
organize tho County OF Barron for judicial rur-
pesos requiring Circuit Court 0lorka to fur~
illlsla tho Governor cortain s,atisttcB Of orlmo
to bottdr necuro the building and kcoptng up
partition foncou to provide for paying School
District Clerko; to facilitate the acttloment Of
timo than sir months; to authorizes Improvement
Companies to hayo a lion on logs, timber, nnd
property by agonta; authorizing tho Rod Wing
4 Mcnomonoo Railroad Company to bridge the
prevent q multiplicity Of actions on tho samo
cauao providing that rofnsal Of Town. supor-
ylnors to 1ay OUT alter, or discontinue highway
ahnll DO nnl at throo yoars to prevent tho uso Of
imperfect copies Of papera In legal ao.ionei a!a9
in building railway from Groom Day through
Toronto, bllawano, Marathon, Clark, and Chip
powa Counties to tho st. Crofx River.
, 1873-02-13
INDIANA.
StHcial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.


INDIANAPOLIS, Fob. Il. Tho Senate apcnt tho
greater part Of the day. IN considering bills to
provide for the public printing, Tho btll to
provide for letting tho same to tho lowest bidder
was finally referred to a Committee, With IN"
RtructfonB to perfect 1t.
Tho following bills wore ordered ongrosHed: !:
To provide for the RELOCATION Of county seats;
to authorize tho appointment Of resident trus-
tees to hold trust funds out Of tho'State belong
ing to residents Of this state; to mako IT mis-
with a penalty Of 85 for each day to make IT
unlawful for minors to congrogate In public
billiard ealoons to. mako II . miadomeanor to
wilful1y injurc agricultural fair property to
grant in]unctions IN casoa pending III adjoining
countios wlero tho JudRos OF such counties arc
disqualified from sitting.
HOUSE.
Bills Were introduced aB follows: 10 provide
that WHOM n Tonchora' Institute. is hold in any
county for five dayn OF more, with IN average nt-
tendance Of twenty members, tho County Audi
tor shall draw his warrant for tho payment OF ne
e1penaes Of the game and to rcpoal tho net to
provide for tho education OF colored children.
Tho bill to repeal the act for tho protection OF
fish was indefinitely postponed, aud the BIZ to
| amend tho net to discourage tho hopping useless
and sheop-lit1linH dogs was laid on tho t1ble
Tho Committees to which tho following billa
had boon roforrod returned tho aane recon-
monding thoir rassage, md the reports were
conourred in: 10 authorize cemotory oompa-
nies to own and operate horse railroads; to pro-
vido for republication Of proceedings Of County
Commissioners, and abstracts Of proceedings Of
Township Trustees in the county newspaper; to
logalize acts Of County Commissioners ct meet
inga held on days other than those fixed by the
thorize cemotory companies to raise funds to
koop their grounds In repair, etc.
A resolution declaring It the senae Of the
House that speoial tax shall be levied annually
as separate fund for the erection Of a State
$t.n ffra mn I'VE
and Mems to report d bill for that purposo, Haa
| lost-ycae, 80; nays, 90.
, 1873-02-13
Southern 1tltprcAtap

AUGUSTA, Co., Feb. 11.-The Convention to
promote direct trade nnd immigration aasembled
yesterday. Five States were Represented. The
object is to perfect plan for bringing European
immigration to the South, and to secure 3 line
Of sto4nships between some South Atlantic
port and Europe. Tho only action taken was to
memorabilia the Legislature to adopt some ina-
migration measure before adjourning.
fhe Convention adopted D memorial to Con-
gross In favor Of ship canal from the Tennes-
see River to tho Atlantic, aud resolutions favor
ing tho encouragement of immigration from
Europe, and skilled labor and capitalists from
lines from Southern porta to Europe. Ad-
iourued.
, 1873-02-13

Tyndall WAS another evidence, of tho markca Marked
spoakers: Tho EngliHh dovoto so muoh O. q tnel!
time to dining and poat-prandinl oratory ~ t9e'
poBsouaion and tluonoy. They do not appear so
Ill at homo for they I'LL talk badly alike thoro,
with tho Same drawl, hesitation, and etamm,or- ,:
ing, and tho aemo unpleasant, nervous, tootoEing
or rather contrast, between Professor TyndaiIs
and William n. EyartH' spccches, wns ratent 70
everyone. Tho former abbott very good IL MT. M
Tor, was dry, hoayy, monotonous,i while tho lat-
Tyndnlls manner can best DO doBoriboA By Hhy-
contained, and po1lailod.
I2xccllent Nil aftor-dnner speaker aa Charles
press dinnor, given him On his last visit to. this
country, BY tho chaBte, elegant, and finished ora
tory of George William Curtis. Dickens him
aolf thon said Tint Curtis was tho most delight-
ful speaker ho had ever heard, and that no man
i'll Groat Britain could approach linn.
Some evenings since, Professor Burt g. Will
dor deliyerod 4 Boiontifo loctnro at the Cooper
Institute, wlioh lasted for three hours, and vas
havo spoken all night, had not. the few persona
who remained In tho hal1 required tho Interior
oneo Of tho police to wnl1c them up.
The Third avonue stroet-cars arc now infested
with pick pockets, who rob passengers apparont.
Tho number Of English advonturers IN this
city is steadify increasing. Eight or ton OF them
arc at proaont lodging III Ludlow street jail, for
numerous and flngrant swindlcs.
"n1ark Twain's" speech ut tho dinner gvou
him the other evening at the Lotos Club is con-
sidorod ono Of tho drolleBt ho ever made; and
the beat thing about it is, that 1t las not been
reported.
This community is In m extraordinary state
Of mental alarm in regard to fire. Everybody
seems to be- o1pecting 4 terrible conaagration,
whic, may be Tho boat rcason the terrible conila-
grafton will DO indefinitely postponed.
5tohcB' prospects Of obtaining now trial arc
steadily declining. Some Of tho sporting fra
ternity are offering to bot oven TINT ho will be-
hanged, unless he lay violent hands on hitaself-
| CoISToUN.
, 1873-02-13
UTAH..

Bcp0rtod Abandonment of PO1yEnHny
by Ono OF Rrtgllnna's sona--1&eportctl
Mormon Preparations for 1s'ntiGrat-
ing.
SALT LAKE; Fob. 12.-1t is stated that John
W, ono Of tho favorito and tho most buBineHH-
1iko Of Brigham Youngs sons, now East on rail-
road business, has divorced two Of big throe
wives, and Will hereafter reside In Philadelplia.
Speaking Of the San francisco Mountain Mis-
sion, tho Arizona Tribune sayH IT ip woll.known
and that safe rotreat was always desideratum
with tho heads Of the Mormon Church. That .
draft for this mission hns beon opened from all
settlements in tho Territory and all tho wards
In the city, seems well founded.
negotiating for large tracts Of lanl in Mexico.
Ali Central Pacific and Union Pacific trains
nra m Tina.
, 1873-02-13

Special Dtspa2ch q 7Hd Chicago 7F16ihe.
JANEsy1L1E, Wis, Feb. t2.-To-day's exprena
north, on the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad,
ran on q broken rail, noar shoptero Station,
throwing all the cars oil, oxcopt one. No ono
was hurt, and tho cars wcro not much injured.
Tho trim had not arrived hero up to- 7:90 this
evening, md 1t will take some timo yet to clear
tho track.
AURORA, ILL.,, Fob. f2.-Hiram Hatch, . resi-
dent of this city, freight conductor on tho CHI
cago & Burlington Railroad, while engaged In
coupling cars Of tho Gsoat Eastern crossing,
caught beneath tho train and both his logs cut
OF, from tho effect Of which ho died soon after.
Hc leayos d wife aud child in this city.
, 1873-02-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

NEW YonK, Feb. IA Dublin letter statos
that the prosecution by tho English Govorn-
mont, Which has boen reported by cable as con.-
monclng yesterday, against ono of the lrsh
dalway eieoton, las its' for It's aln The Gpunshmont
Of thoao eceloslaattcs who opposed ito Govern
ment candidate, aud It is probable that 1t may
result In exciting the pooplo to political daturb-
AncoH.
LONDON, Fob. 12.-Tho Spanish ConBul at
Liverpool has offered liberal reward for inior-
nation which will lend to tho discovery Of ship
.nenta Of arms to the insurgents In Spain and
In the Spanish colonies.
Mles RothRohild WAS, to-day, married With
, 1873-02-13

spccia, Despatch % The Chicago Tribune.
LANs1Ho, Feb. 12.-Tho Senate, this morning,
carried tho Bill lovying a ta1 Of l-2o Of o mill
on ali taxable State property for the benefit Of
the State Uniyorsity. Only two Senators voted
in the negative, butteraeld, Of Lapoer, and
Miller, Of Macomb. Tho sonnto adjourned Ut
noon. -,
Tho House was occupied nnin1y, today, with
tho bill authorizing the Park Commissioners Of
Detroit to purchase q park for the city. After
long debate, begun in tho morning, and con. 2.
tinted in tho afternoon, tho bill was carried-G2
to 29-the Wayne delegation standing i in favor
to against.
, 1873-02-13

Spsefdf De.

Special DeApatct to Tho Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Feb. IA ball ts nhortly to be
gIvon in honor Of Lord Du1orln.
TonoNTo, Fob. 12.-11o Proton outrage dis
ouBson WAS disposed Of last night, or rather at
2s8o this morning, in tho Ontario Legislature
ernnent boing entirely cleared Of ali blame.
lHHAL1EAx, Feb. 13.-Tho Newfoundland Legia-
lature mot on tho 9Th inst. The Governor In his
speech says that special attention will bo invited
to tho extension to the colony Of tho articles Of
tho Washington Treaty, so fur as thoy are appli-
cablo to Newfoundland, and recommends early
legislation on tho subject.
, 1873-02-13
DETROIT.

Killed x4inlsc1f for Unrequitod Love
-.Scixure OF SMtaEElcd Goods.
DErno1r, Mich, Fob. IA young man named m
suicide, by taking strychnino, On the cvoning Of
tile 10th inst, md died soon afsor. Evidence at
the inquest shows that he had carried tho poison
about Ills person since last Christmas. Tho I'M
mediate cause is attributed to love affair.
Tie Custom officers seized lot Of imitation
American watchos hero to-dny, offered for nale
by pawnbroker. As tho law forbids the impor~
tntion Of such limitations, possession Of these
goods was regarded r'in.a jacie evidence thas
tbev Wero smugglol.
, 1873-02-13

Hugh Muller, the engineer Of the train that
collided at Mount Carbon on Saturday, died on
Tuesday night.
The colored people Of Cincinnati celebrated
Lincoln's birthday, yesterday, by meeting and
address.
A man named John Wheatley fell from blast
furnace stack, noar Wheeling, W. Va, yestcr-
day, and was instantly killed.
Governor Carpenter, Of Iowa, yesterday issued
proclamation offering o reward of $500 for the
arroBt and delivery OF Alya Chambers, murderer
of Charles Kendall. Tho murder was commit
ted III Green County, On the 10th Of December,
1879. ..
9eueral Pope notified Governor Osborn that
President Grant has ordered the removal Of the
troops from the Cherokee neutral lands In Kan
, 1873-02-13

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12.-Appllcation for now
trial for Anton Holme, convicted about two
weeks ago Of numbering hia wife, was refused
to-day by Judge Prim,n, of tue Criminal Court.
and tho prisoner was sentenced to be hanged on
Thursday, April g.. Notice Of appoal to the Bu-
promo Court was given.
Bradford Norris colored, charged with MUIR
dering another negro, named Bell, In Central
Township, about II uliles from here, last Bun
day night, arrived to-day In st. Charles, Mo.
, 1873-02-13
Shot Over Il Gar,,c OF Cards.

MINNEAPOLIS Feb. l2-The Tribune has .
special from Brainard, on the Northern Pacific
lfailroad, stating that q fatal case Of shooting
occurred in that place about o'clock this after
'' md IN engineer Of Tie Northern Pacific
Railroad shops named Pat Eagan.
while engaged at cards in billiard-
saloon, quarTel1ed and Egan vas shot In tho
Wilson is at large but will undoubtedly be cap
t,1red. na q number of men are In pursuit.
, 1873-02-13

roligiona ceremonies, Notwithstanding tho oppo-
sition Of tho nituasts, to tho Hon. Eliot 4orko,
aon Of tile Earl OF Unrdwioko.
Dunr1N, Feb. 12.-The trial Of tho Rov. Lof-
tun. tho first ono Of tho Galway prosts brought
before tho Court Of Queons Bench, IN this city,
on tho charge OF having Illegally uaod spiritual
election Of Captain Nolan to Pnrllanent, was
brought to = conclusion today, aud reBultod J.; IN
acqulttnl, tho jury having failod to agree; Iho ~;
announcement Of acquittal waH received With
applause.
, 1873-02-13

Mrs. Annie Perkins, OF Troy, N. T., is In tho
city In search Of hor husband, Frank Perkins.
Bio IL in great diatross, and III without friends
or money, Her case is = Bnd ono. ANY intor-
nation regarding him may DO loft at tho Armory
Police Station, corner Harrison atrcet ana
Pacific avenue,
, 1873-02-13
BRAZIL.

LISBON, Fob. 12.-Tho null ateamahip from
Rio de- Janeiro arrived thta ovoning with advioos
Of that city to tho 92d Of January: Yellow foyer
Ia raging Violently in Ilio. Tho number OF
deaths avoraged 40 per dny. -.-.-,
Tho oonB,s Of Brazil has Just been completed.
The population Of tho Empire is 10, ,000, 900, iu-
Guiding noarly 100000 alavoa md 10000 abor-
iginoB.
, 1873-02-13
National Association Of Stove Manu-.
fAGtuToEss

p1rEsnunon. Feb. 12.-The National Aasocih-
tion of stove Manufacturers commenced its scB-
sion III tliH city this afternoon. John A. Perry,
OF Albany, N. \, Was reelected President for
the ensuing year, and tho Convention adjourned
until tomorrow, when the romsi lining officers
the interests Of tho Association considered.
, 1873-02-13
The Hscrtcct S.lpcrsolcns.

Spee!al Desuatch 10 TNe Chicago Tribune.
JoL1Er, ILL.,, Feb. 12.-Thore WAS no miatako
about tllat supersedeaa in the Perfect case. The
writ was served on our Sheriff to-day. It cites
the people to appear ut Ottawa in September to
defend tho error. The nova did not seem to
affect Perfect In tho least. IIo had been made
to believe that he would got 1t by lis lawyer,
Judge KnoWlton.
, 1873-02-13
FRAN

PARIS, Feb. 12.-princo A1phonzo, Eon Of ex-
Quoon Isabella, Of Spain, ia expected to arrive
In Paris tomorrow from Vionna.
Tho French Government hns iBaued 1natr'ic-
tier to redoublo tholr vigilance for tho preYon-
ton of violations Of Fronch neutrality.
, 1873-02-13
MARRIED..


FULLER -qoL1;A1AN1a this Sty on tho 1ith tnst:t
by the Igy. H. @. Kinney, Dir. William q. Fuller And
Mrs. E. Colnmnn. No cards.
BnIGQs-CLARK-Qu tho l1th inst. ct the Union
Park BAptiat Church, by 1}ov. EoEoqce Mccarthy MI
city,
THIsTED-T1BHEH-I this city, At tho residence Of
saats ghurohp fplSs H. ohEisN.a 4,n, e
OIarlos GEoenWoodt ESD, al Of Ohicaso. No cards.
, 1873-02-13
OHIO.

ConuMnus, Fob. 12.-1n tho Senate, this morn
Ing, a bill was introduced to provide for the in
corporation Of trust and safety fund companies.
In the House, tho bill to take from Proaecut~
ing Attorneys tho powor to approve or refuse
to approve contracts for public buildings VAS
indefinitely postponed.
In the Houso, this afternoon, bills wero intro
duced to allow the incorporation OF private
to oloct officers On the last day Of their annual
fairs.
, 1873-02-13

OMAHA, Feb. IA bill for tho removal Of
the State Capital from Lincoln. Neb., to some
point in Plat, Butler, Merrick, OF Polk coun-
ty, has been introduced In the State leglsla-
ti1re, and it iB claimed tlore are sufficient NUM-
Dor Of votes pledged to carry 1t.
, 1873-02-13

Speeta. Despateh to Tho chieaqo Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ill.,, Feb. 19-H. L. Burke, proml..
nont business nan and citizen OF tlllsclty aoa ot
liberation Of tile bowols, after long tlsnosa, az
hlH residence last evening. ,r,,,
NEW YoRH, Fob. 12,-Ex-hlayor Aa1pAclsoh,
of Brooklyn, dioi this afternoon.
, 1873-02-13
10(IlSIANA.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1l-Ata a Lyce4m Hall meet
Ing, this evening, of members OF both Legiela-
tufoB, proposition was made BY tho Eusioniss
turned by both Boards bo organized. The Kel.
logg members tooh the proposition under con-
alteration.
, 1873-02-13
MAINE.

AuousrA, Mo,, Fob. lathe Committee on
Legal Affairs voted, to 3, for leave to Withdraw
all petitions in favor Of woman's suiRrage. The
minority will report resolution in favor OF d
change In the Constitution 30 that women may
haye tho right Of suffrago.
, 1873-02-13
GEORGIA,

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 12.-Tho Committed q
tho Legislature ngreed to tho report In tnvor Of
raising 81, 200 900 by leyying direct tax on the
people to meet the present obligations.
, 1873-02-13
Austria.

VIENNA, Fob. 12.-Ihe bill providing for min
istorial electoral roform has received the ap-
proyal Of the Emperor, and will soon DO pro-
gpnted to tho ReichHrath.
, 1873-02-13

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Teb. 12.-A memorial waa
Introduced in the Senate to-day, nsling IN ap-
preparation from Congress to complete tho re-
moYal Of tho Rod River raft.
In the contested election case OF McCnuley Us.
McOhosney, tho Senate adopted the majority
report in favor of tho sitting member, McChes-
ney, on tho ground that he did not have proper
notice Of tho contest. It wat q party vote.
, 1873-02-13

Ocean Steamship NoNvss
LoNnoN, Fob. 1a.-Tho steamers oaAfofnla
aud City Of AptNerp have arrived out.
, 1873-02-13
Fiqueras Elected President Of the
Council Of Ministers.
Dcparturo Of Amadels---He Is Es-
C0rtcl to tho Frontier.
Unpleasantness Between the Pope and
tho Swiss Government.
SPAIN.

=, =, -
Yesterday the two houses Of tho oortes aaeom"
olea' AZ 4ate houf enc lolulal nessa8e VI ~"
dicatlon was read. II asates 1nat sho MING
maturely considered his course. Lie accepted
tho crown unaer the oene1 snae tne pcopie "ou1u
support nm. ho Was aeoolyna ,d ~. S +aLa Jnu
.1,;a o",,rso ans,,' hna 1aor ~ rnrnota1 d,a.
nuiot and Ill his cfrnrte tn mt an
and IN Tim intrionos vere nnnyail-
inc Ia Ind mn wish to roma,n an tho
+hro,o ,s Ain E;no ~ a n,rtv. FINN cono.
,1ot;on ~ +ba roadino tho acnato and conurosa
t.ot tooo4,,or nd oonat,trtoa t1,on,ao1vos
ao1ora;t,, ror,o. sanor nivoro proa,dent of
49, ro,sa-nsu l., hrio, .t,oo,,, 5oc1,rod h;rsc1s
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