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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

SACRAMENTO CRY ELEcrror -
election in Sacramento. on March Ia
cd in the success Of the railroad c,,S,
large n,.jorities. Leland Stanford ..
Hopkins, President and Treasurer q !.
trial Pacific Railroad Company, ..,,,..
employees Of the company. to tina NJ,
about ono thousand. at the railroad !.
tho day before the election, and in
teristic manner informed them viii.
candidates were most acceptable q =
road company. 1t 10 needless to ,t.t.
railroad hands conceded with them :,
accordingly; but we can't account :. !
ton Of the Democracy in desertiu, y.
ors by throwing of on their own .,.s.
Ready, for Third Trustee, and .,,.
Adams. the railroad candidate. Fo, =.
ing themselves Democrats to bolt a..
nominees and support the candid,t.
grinding monopoly is On anomaly, eve. !.
days of political new departures. Ts.r'
made gallant and desperate fight for Mr..
against the railroad company. but ~, \
means at the latter's command carried 4.
As q sequel to tue bitter contest, the -, Il
Of the Radical City Central Commit. n
labored faithfully in the interests Of II.
trail Pacific Company, have commenced -.
libel suits against the proprietors Of II. \.
for damages. amounting. in the agere,,s
the sum Of City thousand dollar. /. "
Union has consistently. and with great -.
ence, fought the Central Pacific Conn. d
years. there will be lively shakeup vbr n
cases come up for trial !.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20
p.vrrrE CORRESPONDENTS
r.rx,s STORE, PAYETrE VALLEY.
E ALA March 10, 1873. !.

A. March II, 1873. }
n woR1D:-Thinking that you wosld
Ike to know how your old friends suOsl's u
ri. norton Of tho Lords vineyard, send you
c.r ;tam.-whether interesting o. NOT. you
may Judge for yourself.
Well. in the FIRST place, the farmers nave
commenced blowing, and the cattle men w''' soon
heo;o to gather their herds together 70 of've
them away from the poison weeds winch nave
commenced growing.
Several of your Basin friends are down no'e
on hunting excursions, among them ''o'.'''
odge and Payne and Ed. Mallon. Lodge
doesntlike this country for hunting. The bills are
too close together and he caa't get range Tor n''
rife. which kills deer so far on 'na' INC
wolves eat up his game before he eau get -
il: consequently, since he has been down mere
his living has been. principally, bacon s1'a'en''
mi,ed with a side of fresh pork occasionally.
Our old friend Reub Peyton passed down Inc
road the other day. with bis finger on the 'ocA'
hunting for Sene Fry, to show him wnefe Inc
game ia, but l think he 10 too late. Tor the
game law 10 now in force.
I attended ball on the 7th. given BY Mr.
and Mrs Knox, where all the beauty o. INC
valley was assembled. aud among the conspic'
uous characters present was the Hon. A D.
Anderson, of Placerville; and from bis gentle
manly appearance in the ball room be creo''a'
bly, represented the Basin. The ball was .
very pleasant affair. we'll attended. aud all
seemed to enjoy themselves.
Mr.. Bain's only child died on March eth aud
was buried on the 10th. Indian Nike" who
was we'll known in the Basin, having resided
for some time, believe. in the neighborhood
of Placeryille, also died, on the 9th, and was
buried on the 9th.
Having given you about all the items OF any
from the agricultural deestricf." a.
Felix calls il, viii close with regards TO al
friends. Yours. &c. H. II. -.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

A NEGRO C0MMrrrEE.-1t is said that the
Alabama Radical Legislature has intrusted the
revision Of the laws Of that State to commit
zee composed wholly Of black men. A sweet
scented report may be expected from that
committee. Such is the result Of Federal in.
reference IN the Legislative affairs Of Ala.
bams,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

10 BE CTosED.-A prophet in Kentucky
announces the universal winding up Of nun.
oane affairs to come of in Ave years. Wen.
five years - good while; member Of Can
gress can get rich in less time than that.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

COMMUNICATIONS A. Lee, who was ar.
rested in Nevada and brought back to Utah on
charge OF brutally outraging lady in Ogden,
was examined before Judge Hawley, in Salt
Lake City. on March 18th, and committed to
jail 10 default Of $1,000 bail.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

WoNEN's RIGHrs.-The Pennsylvania Con.
stitutional Convention has adopted an article
declaring that women who have reached the
age Of twenty-one years shall be eligible to auv
ofhce Of control OK management under the
school laws Of that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

:. APPROPRIATE NANR.-"Ths Laura Fair
Shooting Gallery"n new Chicago institution.
The proprietor had better make himself scare.
il Laura visits that place, or bis friends will
find = wolf ip his fold.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

RELEASED ON BAIL-Lizze Ganuoe n
recently sitempted to murder Chana I. nj
Dermoii in San Francisco, By firing III
with pistol. has been released from cs6a
on S, 900 bail
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-20

AnJocgNED.-The Nevada Legisls.unsI
jcurned sine die on the nigh; Of Marco q
after passing lib bills during the sessiea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
RnIIpP SjCoFfuD.

!: large number of ladies and gentiemrp
assembled last evening at Car0ndelet Hall,
Exposition building, TO witness a tourna-
ment Of the various climbs which have been
formed to enisy this healthtul and amusing g
exercise.
Among those who enjoyed the enter
tainment, especially the exhibition of Mr.,
CF0cker, who surpassed himself, we're Rubin
stein and Wieniawski, Of concert fame, vino
accompanied their friend and eompatriot,
DR.. Leo d. Aryall.
The presence of the large number Of la
dies. and the interest they manifested, was
very pleasing, and showed they are begin
ming to appreciate the benefits Of this grace
ful and innocent amusement.
The manner and decorum OF the skat ms
clubs, under the superintendent of Mr.
Barwise, deserve the highest praise and af
ford guarantee of the success of the inst
tuition and the benefit derived from il By
is devotees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
TOESEIGN,

Communication interrupted; by Cnr!ist7-
Gnriist Band acknowledgements Gus
torns Ulcers Driven Out-The Lyons
War COntracts-MOre Telegram Lines
Wanted in Spain-Excesses of the Car
lisis-AttempteG InsurrectiOn In Hay yti-
Hurricane at Aspinwali-Damage 70
shippins-Ihc Wyoming-Fire at wool
wich-Sttlke of Portuguese Railroad
Men Sultan of Turkey Going to Eiennn
Exhibition.
PARIS, February l.-ComInunication be-
tween San Sebastian and the interior OF
Spain has been entirely interrupted by the
Carlists, and no mails have been received
in Paris for three days. There is no corn
munication with Bilboa except by sea, and
an attack on that town by the Carllsts If
apprehended. The railway between Ala
sua and Beasin had been cut by the lnsur
| gents, and the running Of trains betWse
| these places suspended.
A Carlist band entrenched at Sturrh.
| was attacked bv force of royal troop
| and maintained rhelr TDsitsnR aftep Q coz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
Cnrser Of Deiord and New Leyee etFeeGs
WILLIAM GoLDiEG, FEOPRlRToR
mh9 ly
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF JACOB OFT.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's OPFlCR
New Orleans. January O. 1873.
TfNHIs Is 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
in bankruptcy has heen issued out OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District OF
Louisiana against the estate of Jacob Oft
of New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans, State Of
Louisiana adiudged a bankrupt upon his owB pc IL
tion; that the payment OF any debts and the
delivery OF any property belonging 10 said
banklupt 10 him or for his use, aud the trans
fer of any property by him, are foI bidden by law;
that meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt
TO prove their debts aid choose one or more as.
sisTe,.e OF MS estate will lie held at a court of
bankruptcy to be holden on the tvs 18th daY
of February, A. d. 1873 at IL NJ, at No. II Ex-
change alley, Nav Orleans. before D. sugusLin,
Register ---,D
i,2e f.l2 q tied Sta;e es Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
;, Beonhv -, Mrs. Eurke-Ta;rd Justice

b. Beouhy vs. Mrs. Eurke-Third Justice
Court for the parish Of Orleans, No 20
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIE&l FAClAS TO
d ME directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche.
Third Justice of the Peace in and for The parish OF
Orleans, will proceed 10 sell at pubhc auction,
at my warehouse, No 85 Bienvlle street, on
bRIgAY, February 1873, at twelve O'CLOCK Nj, the
following property
LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cssh In United States treasury notes
ta29 f.47 WILLIAM SCAN Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
THE LUyESBERG HOSPITAL.

Enacted by the late Legislature the exclusive
Roeptal for smallpox and contagious complaints,
4 IS on THE POETCHARTRAlN RAILROAD,
Fifth square outside Claiborne street.
INDECENT cases are received according 10 usual
eity provisions with permits from the sanitary
officials.
Private or paying casee are received fof N6Tos
4 A@piT 81 tht hceeiis. IEy22 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Em5cZZicnient Case HikJaissCd-WOOEen
Factory Burned-The Wharton Jury
inability TO Agrce-Chesapeake and
Ohio RniIroad-DeHth of Commodore
Nnury-Fire and loss Of Life-ES-
( Governor MattesOn Bead-Direct Trade
and Immigration Convention.
MEMPHIS, February l-Tne case OF
James ". T0meny, late United States mar
shal of this district, for en- beZziing $4,000
OF the estate OF j. Desauer, a bankrupt,
was dismissed to day by Judge Flipp in the
Criminal Court, for want Of jurisdiction.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, February AT 2:30 p.
u. the Wharton jury were unable to agree,
and asked for discharge, which the Judge
refused.
MONTPELIER, Vt. February l.-e7James
G0uld's Sons woolen factory vas burned
10 day; loss Sl00,0oG
RICHMOND, February THE first train
east over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
through from the Ohio river. arrived this
morning, bringing about fifty passengers,
mostly West Virginians. and four loads of
camel coal, the first OF the kind ever re
ceived in Richmond.
At a conference Of leading citizens held
this afternoon, a committee of fifteen was
appointed to ascertain when trains would
be run regularly Oh the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, to make arrangements for a
grand celebration which will probably em-
brace an excursion to the Ohio and return,
and viii bring a large delegation from
Western cities to participate IL the ceTag
monies.
Commodore Matthew Fontain AIfuqGe
American photography and nayai oficer.
died at Lexington, Virginia, at one oalock
to-day, aged slyty seven years. He W&S ties
author of letters on the AnaZn4, and on they
Atlantic Slopes OF South America, the Re-
l&uOn between Magnetism and tho Circulsg
zion of the Atmosphere, AstronJlil; cal OBJ
scryations, Physical Geography Of the Sea,
etc.
Daring the late war lie was an officer of
the Confederate navy, and az the time of
his death WhS prOie5s0 of physics in the
Virginia Military Institute.
CHICAGO, February 1.-The dweihnaa
house Of Henry earns, near Jefferson. I0a29g
was burned last night. Mr.. Carns, tive Of
his children and bis brother periseed iR tiSa
flames
BALTIMORE, February lit Ss ega8sFe6
that Joshua Nicholson, one Of taB tl4res
parties arr ested for the murder GP Mrs
Ltmpley, has turned State8 evid.ona9 Ssa6
confessed
He says that while he was up-staiPs areSk-
ing open the trunk where the 0soney was
deposited, his two companions eud TG4sLGE.
whom he lad left below, threw q lSece Of
carpet over the head Of Mr. LanopleP Is
prevent him from. giving the aIo6ss aTd
strangled
CHICAGO, February l.--ExSo1or0Br ,EsRa
=. Mattcson is dead.
SAVANNAH, February Ia noetqag g&
The convention on direct trade alol smmSa
grafton to which delegates from sitsgS
South and West are invited, will be Gesd sa5
Augusta On the eleventh, instead 6I tee
second, as before stated.
The State Agricultural Society Weees 81
the same time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The row between the police commissien-
eis and superintendent of poiice, in
Chicago, finally eliminated on Friday in
III. suspension of the latter by the former;
whcreupOn the mayer OF the city suspended
the commissioners, and ordered the captains
- report to Washburn as before. The com
missioners have refused to recognize the
mayors power to remove them, as they
were elected by the people. If the captains
conclude 20 disregard the mayors order, as
they probably will, he says he will remove
them and I'll their places, and will also re
move every patrolmap who fails to obey
WaehburR,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
ASSESSMENTS Nos. l22, |

ASSESSMENTS Nos. l22, I23, l24 AND l25.--
See Special Notice Column,-Death of
William Weiss, Conrad Kaiser John Eel
der and Henry Hillebrand, payable at the
Office of tie Mutual Aid and BeneTo olent
Life Insurance Association of louisiana
No. 10 Camp street. Amount paid out siUce
organization, August 1863, 500, $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

secretary Robson discovered that be was
standing on d lady's train, and exclaimed
Though may not have the power to dra "
mortal from the skies, have pinned an
angel to the earth" The lady did not seem
TO be in the least offended.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Three magisterial clergymen of Sutter-
worth England, sent an old woman of sew
entyfive to prison for seven days, recently,
because she broke a stick from farmer i
hedge, thereby inficting damages TO the
amor nt OF one penny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
I { /. { & f h
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
BELDEE2 GOING TO WASHINGTON
FARRAGUTs STATUE INJURED
STOKES AND TWEED CASES
CARLEST MOVEMENTS N SPAIN
HURRICANE At -SSPINWALL
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
E-X-GOyeTn0r NattcAbn Dead.
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FURNITURE.

RThTiCE.. -.. '''N''SfS"
fE X 3 NJ o n.
iEea!gr In all AindS of Furniture
nos. @, I0l and In3 CHARTRE5 STREET Newt
leans.
HIS oopstt,utly oa hand ~. assoTtr4e1'f o.
cottage Bedsteads extra make. with. 1T'int
Posi- sl, with tCasters, i r.
Solid Walnut Ole-fourth Marbh- Bureaus, 3 20
Solid Walnut Portable Arm0iTs. with TWO dra
eis III bottom, $2U
Victoria Bedroom Sets, 10 Walnut, Mahogany ii.
Initiation Rosewood, ten pieces. y l20.
SpTiug Mattresses made to order, SIS and s30
FartOr Sets, III Walnut, Mahogany and INIT st1oI
Rosewood, ten pieces. al very moderate priceH.
AlEo, sn assortment ufi0OEi Glasses at meCeI'
ate prices faln "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Major Eugene A. Cair. of the Fifth Cav
airy, has been promoted to Lieutenant
Colonel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIDDLE AGED
w woman white cGlOred TO cook for a small
tamily. Apply at No. li7 Gravier street, near S.
Charles. fe2 1t
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STOKES AND TWEED CASES
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!
! +. b Bernard, Stark Joseph,
George {. Nogcros., Van L. X. HHliard,
j. Ii. Van Antwerp 7. Wnfried Hail.
| l. J. Ftnwick, j. NJ Holland,
! II. Hanewinckel, q. II. Thompson,
| Alexander Mcleod flenry Gormley,
! James II. Wright, Robert G. Clebusne,
! PIIlo Hard. Arnold BertOnneau.
Henry hleinfeicl john E. Neelis,
W. N. Aikman. IeOn Irwin,
! William =. Pei kiss, Thomas P.Bos,ien.
p. II. Whitaker, b. j. Mcknight,
ISidore Mccormack. Paul Bache.
captain Merritt %as evidently much en-
Iarrassed 1T the turn the atiaiI had Haksn,
at the unexpected gift and the eitcum-
staDc~s attending il. f'A briefly 6uS ssef-
ingEy responded;
Sir-T0 y0U ans 3@ 95ia gentlemen who
have presented me v ith this testimonial I
can hut express try heartfelt thanks. This
souvenir' shall be sacfcdly kept, naS for
its intrinsic yaIuco hut for its greater worth
that gwen Is DE what gny heart tells IDe is
The pronrser, friendship You have al
iudcd to bonds, and remarked tha: the one
Nhict blGds AS is Of greater strength than
those Thlch are usuall taken IN tic Gus
tomhouse" bond line. SiY, ! trust that it is,
and that the provisions o. eur bond do not
require, nor will permit, 3. landing certlti-
gate to cancel il.
II, as yonr chief, have won your esteeus,
have done SO by following enc principle,
and that is, plainly, 20 do my duty.
HentlemeD. II ls with regret that .ees
that our otfcial paths from this day di-
verge; Vet each of us has work which our
destiny has assigned us. Let us meet it.
As tor mt shall ever remember this &C.
casi"n as one OF the most euconrag ging and
happy OF my life.
Mu'nsl congratulations followed, and 1t
was evident that the remarks Of Mr..
Neeiis IN his presentation speech, We're
an expression of The sentiments which con
t!olled the feelings Of alt concerned.
The gi.t Of which Captain Merritt became
the recipient IS of costly and elegant work
nanshir, .a3 was manufactured expressly
for the occasion hy Llen'hal. of Canal
street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
EEESCELLANEOUS.

EmbeZZicnient Case Observation-Disclosures
Factory Burned-The Wharton Jury
inability TO Agrce-Chesapeake and
Ohio RniIroRd-DeHth of Commodore
Nnury-Fire and loss of Life-EIx-
Governor MattesGn Dead-Direct Ira dc,
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FARRAGUT's STATUE IEJUREI
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EN-Goyernor NattcADn Dead.
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BELDER GOING TO WLsHlNGTON
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IOOsT1NVID ON prsuTH RAO4&
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ADJUSTMENTS.
JACK SHEPPARD.


Mondsy-Mr. G. BISHOP 10 his great sehsatisr
drama Of WAR CLOUDS.
D,pvIs open at a quarter 10 seven; the overture
~ill commence at a quarter o eight O'clock.
frg F. GLEASON. Treasurer.
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7I55 77Il5 % 7s 50 1I55 : q : I
The above drawings are published IL tire prin-
rtpal papers, and ART drawn III pub daily at the
rooms OF the company.
@jtness our hands at NV e'rleaus. ir'u 8 -
tE.s re. fav o. February. l61'
Il. pER4LTA,
OA 4 GIFFKS.
Commissioners.
sgWARE oP BOGUS LoTTERIES. ap12
, 1873-10-28

fonl driving and wore loudly applaudod. Tho
time Of tho hoat WAS 2:00.
Tho horsoa wero rung out for fourth heat,
and patrol judges were stationed around tho
track. Tfloy soored thtee or four times unovon-
", Mclaughlin evidently not wanting to &C. tn
tho 1nrk. Though tho audience clamored for
another heat tlse Judges wianly leoilod to post
pono, tho hicKooyor tragcdy botng still fresh In
their n1tustB.
Tho following is tho summary of tho raco 30
far:
DExrEn PARE, On1oAao. Oct. IS and ~, 1871.-Trot-
TIM racc mo hents, bost thrco III tlvo, IN llnrnesH
s50o to rs $3.50 to aocond $3.50 10 third and $lOo to
fourth horsp.
8, A1ltersouh Q, q, DaahAw, Jr......2 2 8 .
". 8, Trazior'a i. q. Brother Jonathnn.1 2 4 4 q
y. H. Krn1tlrong'a b. n. hlollio Elorr!s.4 9 l
N, ", Alexnnter's b. N. Ella Wright..6 g 2ro
E. r. Dickey's b. m. Lady Mao. o.......0 dis.
J. r. Nouclls g. m. Bndgor Girl. ...:. drawn.
=1Imt-2:2711; 2:201{ 226h 2:21A; 9:a6 2;3o.
, 1873-10-28

ticket, then ho would voto for aomo of them, too.
[Oheors.] Ito wantod good mon, anu was going
on. WHOM ttmo Waa up, and John lapBol from
nn indignant orator into pationt listonor.
Cries for Van Duron.
Con. Van Burcn talked, Of course.
Ures Of Nlo1Iugl,," "Rounlroo."
MIR. hloIIuRh nail no mover heard Of Oolvin,
and wna glnd Bond didn't plodgn himso!f, but
waited to take Ills oatll and fnfll tho law.
"Wontworlh twas cnlod for.
THE Hun. LONG john
accordingly oamo forward, and, after uncoilfng
himsolf, procoodod to mike MI haranguo, III
which, ,ho fisllod for n nomination for Mayor,
Wentworth.
When llo got through, hrr. Cleveland. who Ind
boen Whispering with Mr.. naBkoll, mid thoy
should hnvo good man for Mayor man lfko
Robert Lincoln, tho son Of their martyrod proa-
idont, or John Wentworth. [ApplanHo.] uo
threatonod to put ticket In tho fold In oou-
Junction with uaBkelf and sonlo others.
Tho Chairman, who presided with real ability,
then announced tho meeting adjourned, winding
up with tho old nursery rhyme:
An old cat Ind icr kittens in Jacob's bod,
gtx wore wlllto, and six woro red.
= And thus ended tho ofrort Of Long John to
got tho nomination for Mayor and assist Heslng
and lis crowd. 1t waa O 11oring mooting from
beginning to, ,ond.
Il is Understood TINT It was i,tended to hold
two other meetings, ono on tho Wost and one OIL
tho Nortl, Side, but Tho affair last night turned
out such a miserable fnrco tlat they will in a{l
probability DO abandoned.