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EDUCATIONAL.
st. JOSEPH SCHOOL.
CORNER PRYTANIA STREET.
Ono Square from Napoleon Avenue.

One Square from Napoleon Avenue.
Thia Insttptio for the education Of Young dies
with Preparatory Department conducted by the Sis-
of Charity will reopsn It's o and Its
former exercises Monday. Septemb or lat, 1879.
The of instruotion pursued emb races all the
branches forming solid education
TERMS PER MONTH
Invariably in Advance:
English Glasses. per month. from 81 to =
No deduction mEde for absence.
- Extra Charges -
Vocal and nstrn Music at Profe ssors charges
PLAN and Fancy Neediework Stationery. etc.
For further particulars apply to the Sst at their
rssid noe on Napoleon Avenue. au24 II
ST. MARY,S DOMINICAN ACADEMY.
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HIBERN1A NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS
Paid-up Capital -$ooo,ooo
p IRWIN. President. THoS. SMITH. vicePres.
JAS. J. TARLEr TON. Cashier
plRECTons:
n-icholas Burke Patrick Irwin, Robert Carey,
Thoa Markey Thos. L. Clarke, John z. toGeTs,
William Hart Edward Sweeney, John Henderson,
Ihos. Smith,
This Bank sells Exchange on London and Dublin,
payabe in all parts of ireland, from Ono Pound Ster'
Ing upward allows interest special oeposte'
ac EshS 7ai " JAS J. TARLEToN. Cashier.
T oUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
II DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Camp Street. ----5l
Pres;dent-W. VAN NoRDES.
Vice President-DAvIn WALLACE.
Cashler-JouS S. WALTON.
DIRECTORS.
John T Bronson, OF Stanard, THOMSON q ia.
W. II HolCombe NJ. D.
David w allac6, of Wallace & Co.
John S. Walton. ~
Henry j. Mullan Of II. j. MEDan q 20.
w Van Nordens .
w ". Thomas. of Folger & Co GeIa ~ "
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

CARPET AND oIL-CLOTH WAREHOUSE.
ELKIN s. CO.,
1863 Canal Street. 80. 16S
Have large variety Of
CARPETS-inY Velvet Bcussels Three-Ply and Ingram
ut very low prices.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH-all widths.
LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES and CORNICEs
CANTON MATTINGS-white, Check and Fancy.
sel4 - ly
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
OF THE VISITATION,
BILE, ALABAMA.
The exercises OF this Institution will be 1tsumed on
Third Wednesday of September.
Negotiations and Terms tho came as tho preceding
SESSION.
Tor Prospectus, apply to -.
A. North Wafer street Mobile
or to the ACADKMY OF THE VISITATION,
Au3L ~ Ne@I 4A"'
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The classes commence about the first Of September;
and close by the end Of june by an examination Hnc
public exhibition. -.
Books, eto., may be procured ut the Institution al
moderate prices ,.,- "a
Pupils are received any time during the year, ano
charges made from the date Of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to the Mother superior
Academy of the Holy Angels. sci ~ "
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FINANCIAL.

?Eho'Ah''-....',..::::...',......,, 49,
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION,
Incorporated in 1855.
This Institution has been removed to the now Cank-
iry House, No. I56 Canal street,
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
SAM JONES. Jr., Treasurer.
L +. GENRES, President.
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John BOIS,

selA - ly
JOHN Bo1s,
No. 29l Camp Street,
besto we'd upon him in the and respect
iny sSSs .1 @ ct sas lii WS
stocked with large and handsome assortm emf OF.
MIRRORS, PICTURES, SHADES,
CORDS ETC.
and Losng Glasses de
MOVING done with care and dispatch ga. 6m
WALL Paper PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS. Etc,
no Common Street
The undersigned. formerly of los Canal street an.
to and 5s pSS ssss g. S and
attention to hi. at, stock .. %AIL
AZ STOCK II Pssfs Sc GLSs
eisns
ali article, in his lire at greatly reduced prioea
WTfK f4B s% sss:
hand auto 10 lv
CARrEr WAREHOUSE.
l7-- Charities street. LII
o!sTs 1 WhS,es sns ana Retail
GARE 6 P'f rsse @
TS Wat s Gh Piano aas rasoy
BROCATELLF COIELlN Els. Terries. Reps, Etc.
HAIkCLOTH, BURLAPS, Ticking. Spring. , Et1.
py1s 70 " A. BRoC .,SkAO y.
| d. II. T. P.
MecAhDLISH, CHRISTIAN e. CO..
Camp Street --.--------.3f
| NEW ORLEANS.
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Crockery, China and Glassware,
SILvER-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
Housefurnishipg Goods and Tinware,
TEA TRAYS WATERS and JAPANNED WARE
/ WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
CLOCKS AND LOOKING GLASSES,
And everything usually kept IN a, FIRST cLAs
Il CRoCKERY STORE.
Having purchased ONT large and magnificent stock
China Glass and CroekeTy Ware from Srss nanas az
psred to sell at prices guaranteed to DO entirely sa
beg to call the attention of the public to the fae
. that OUR GOODS ARE FRESH AND NE" and
the most modern style. $500.
We ask our friends to call and examine our imnaens
! stock before purchasing elsewhere
We Will Not Be Uudersold By Any One
Our facilities obtaining goods equal to those
| the Oldest and best houses.
We ere determined to meet the demand and TO Sci
, WE DO NOT CLAIM TO SELL LOWER TIA
, | ANY ONE ELSE and feel satisfied the 1nteniseI
, public viii undo rotaud this statement
! 'i''' McCANDLIsH, CHRISTIAN & CO.,
10. 81 Camp street,
, nc1e7oIy New Or,eanH:
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OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JosEPh
i Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
Now Orleans.
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DIRECTIONS.
DR. w Newton Mercer L +. Generes,
David Urquhart George Jonas,
j. g Gaines, X Il. AuanS C,,
Carl Kohn Inoinaa Alien CIarke'
Cbristjap Schneider, Chas j. Leeds,
Saml JAmison. eeI oni
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7 L MS, IN COL

Medical attendance paid according to the Phssician's
! VISITS
| sufficient sum must DO deposited in the hands Of
the Treasurer to purchase School Books and materials
for Fancy Work. aus4 73u
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UT. srAN1sLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAT ST. LOUIE MIssIEsrFI.

BAT ST. LOUIE, AIssIssrPT.
bia Institution chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Heart
has becu in operation since 1850 BoAuhfqHy
on the shores Of the Bay commanding an extsn
Al 60 view Of tho Gulf and afOrdtnR AL the advantages
d,f location IL great iactsmept to heAlthfu eLsrose
and for the pupils. The COmmcrua CSqrSS
Board and Tuition, per session, payable BALE ySI "a
= ADVANCE -. ''-'-'--@-- 10 90
waning per sssIph . - 80 . 10 20
Baddlngt psr sSssioh 'optl0nH'--- 5 90
Doctors Foes. --'--"''---' N
Vocation IL spent At the Institution.
EXTRA cHAR1hsi ana
Piano and Violin. por month escn' '---'-'--'- "a
of mon n a NJ
m mt
BTass In strumsnt per month. go
SDan4sl ard German languages per "ao"'H' ~
FOR farther paT slculars, apply 70 ,
-, Director Of the College.
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY, ST. CATHA-
RINE OF SIENNA,
spRINoF1gLD, KENTUCKY.


sPRINoFIELD, KENTUCKY.
This institution conducted by sisters Of the Order
OF IT. dominic.
Tho studies embrace all the bran ones use
and ornamental. usually taught 10 such nsatuoonS'
For prospectus Inform Aton, addreAB tho
MOTHER PRIORESS.
Or apply to ]. C. Webb. c. A. Rogers. L. II. Bell.
Louisville. KY.
aulo6t G. d. ELDER Agent New orleans. La.
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, ,.-
MARION COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
1eb.nop Branch o Louisville and Nashville RaLroRdA
s,,,,on opeps ON FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER
Bosrd and tuition Hnnnin
RaSdiuC, washipZ and InendlnR.- p
phyBiciAn '''.''-''''''
t:,r cotafo1uc au,Iy 10 CHAS. D. ELDER,
1874 Camp street. Now Orleans.
Orto Rev L. ELENA Ill., h5L-gy33,.
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under tho Direction of tho Sisters Marianes OF Holy
CrUsa
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
GhQrQbe.

j. ,s4 sij Gbarabe. sIrr z.,4.y,,..,ss
Meine crFen 3pei 2fino 8,iber bon gar ber-
f9ieoner glrt, II
Die einen lang ,,no ftam,,1is, bic, anbcrcnsfcin
-iys,f.yst&f s5.SsA u. 4 i. .;s,sgl unb aort ,.
Sic rebe,s cine SpFrad)e, bod falrmtli6 obne
nm 8ei33s5j .7l,x5;,o 3.s: 8ung'; 5qs5, I'D,
Sic banoeln nur semeinlan,, in ieoer t,giri>
@l@ H5,5.55o# i n, Il gnng; ILL.,. fsgEs
limb tcineaunit nod anbluerf fam. .fie;entbeb-
= 2y3 .%ifi2 lid aaiai,sre1, gang, nj: y
llno oiele babon iAmiidf bu nit @olose.,
a3> 1'G5 NJ 44I.gj 81 ibmiebes @lan3.
Teein Drittes siert ben Greien bon Seib e
II: - f@% n @&..": :net ipenn sum Pug, !
gon Strob tuobl oe9cn Site, bon @ilen ,penn
'~ ".'* 1',l'@#715 gun, @@ug.t {: *
Mein @anses iiebt ais Blun,e ssf@niiift am
3'; ~ - @o!bra,,b fcbn.'s%
anl britten rciner grite,, farait bon sD1etau
-' es lebn: ,;':'
9a bient ts aud gum @dusc moDl seeeu
- .-.... .Stc5. unb @tid,
3cist aud bon Sob uno eilber bel reidcn
....s ...m,.... Urauen ii9,
Dod) bor Der Blume &rangcn, iei selb Iie
iii ..l,,f.,;.. 49,; g.. ooer rotb.
afasit firiidstbor, bid bitter, - iic bireet
i. -. a.5...... -, i9nellcn Sob. .,.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

9enuer, gol. %. @ept. Sn ser
Nad)t bonn Sreito9e wuroen 5luei Drittel
oes aufbIu6enoen 8er9luertitdbt6ens
Toir ploD in Colorado 0ur@ sSeuer aer=
lt6rt. 9aslel6e brad i'm Tair plap=
9aus aus uno perbreitete li9 NIT eroBer
@@neQisfeit na6 alien &i6tungen bin.
Sammtli6e 9doen, bic Druderei> Die
Ter. Staaten 9an6ofFce, Sic Poitoffice,,
Die Grpreboffice, 9otels un6 ale Sc.
l9d ftsbduIer, nit Wusnabme BON apeien
bis oreien, tpur6en 5erlt0rt. $Wiele Der
loren 2aoen,. MuorenporratD, Wobu=.
baus uno MQes nit Musnabme Der &lei=
0ung> tpel9s iie auf Dem 9eibe tru9en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

90 orle, IN q zines fSarbiaen -
Der Gbrm., S.. 6. Waters BON Nat6ea5
0}illillippi Bielt tur5li1 1t, ser 8etbel
Stride in Baltimore por elmer sablreiden
ytc9erberlan,mlung 5eine @orle Jung, Sic
bon Sntere1ie war.a@ein Sbemo lautete:
Ser @iioen, tpie er mar uno tpie er iebt
it," Gr 1a9te> oab Der @iioen Der Gi,l=
wanoerung 6eoiirfe> tnur oirften feline
Yoilitifer babin fommen. Il. .isT5 s1r&
@el9idte 9an0lperfer unbI fleibiee glr=
better luiirben oo1 1elblt Elm 9ltes glusfpn=
men finoen: &ebner m09te oaber 1einen
ldmmtliden farbige,l 8riioern surllfen:
&5ebt na6 bent 5Siiben!Die bort befinbli=
den perluii iitetenGeloer rniiBten ,pieber cul=.
ii pirt lperoen uno2 oies tDnnten nurbi
Tarbi9en tbun. &ebner babe fdn91t er=
tunnt, oas Ser 9i6en 5lr 9einatb Der
9feger beltinlmt lei unb er babe bereits
Die 3ett Dor Mu9en no nan Die 5ibli6en
Staoten nur Die I9war5eu, uno Die npeit=.
li@en @tqaten bic oeuti6en lStaatenI
l1enuen ,piro. =. ..o... -, ~ ,, :, +
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l1rlpruna bes @amens 6olanen.

Ser Ga5e III Gin Tlub, ber Die. &ei6e
Smeretbien uno @urien BON Mn9relien
I9eioet. ST entiprin9t auf Dem &aufa=
Jus. Ginise Di6ter iinb Der 9lnli9t bab
Die eriten 6aianen, bic man in @rie6en=
Lamb geleben, bur9 bic Mr9onanten ,6a=
hin gebra9t ,purben unb man bdtte iie
Talanen genannt, neil lie an ben l1fern
0es Sage 9efan9e:; ,uoroen ,pdren.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

- @elde NeIenli6teit beiteDt stuiiben ouf,
ri1tisen Greunoea unb ben crlten sruuen
{'oaren Man reibt fie aus ln0 piritfie bon
''@, oa t'e unS fortlpabreno unangeneDme
Mabrbciten iasen: aC .:. -.., ...
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n'.- - -'t' "'' |. - y.
M(arti1l &eder,
:" prafttfcber5 SSm,,bar5t
'.,"::< u, unb ...
y" @ebnrtsbclfcr
Rpmcrpy, 8.
25o9nt ..aec oeu e:reeraor Saf;uesR;

.S5o9at aa4e e!|ee4lt0t e.at5'5etn,
9Bibmet feline Mufmertl lamfeit por5ii9=
li9 Der 8ebanblun9 BON ltnterleib5brii=
Gen> 8anopiirmern, 2un9entranfbciten>
&eumotismus, Waiierlu@t 9outtront=
beiten, 3obnlei0en 8ronoipun0en, 1d5we=
rem @erletunsen &C.; Ddlt jitets 8luti9cl
porrdtbig> belorgt Die Wornabme BON
aSmpfunqen &c. .j:@ j. y ,a3'T -,..
.Derlel6e ba1t.:lid BEN beuti0c1n pub=
lifum in portommenben s6aasn beitcn5
e1npfDDlen.1.yt% s5s># ".si H@
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OrOcerie6.

~ Dieltntcrsei1neten beeDren li4,
Dem beut19en Yublifll1l1 bon YomerpD
un0 ltmgesenb 9anS erge6enf Die Gr01f=
uun9 Tires ,1elle,1 Grocerie= lit
YomeroD an Scr .SrontitroBe sesenlibcr
Der Ta6rbopt 2onbung ot15usei9en.
g8ir balten ltets pprrdtbi9 alle grten
STAPLE .llnb Tancp @roceries, Wbolelole
unb &etail; feruer einbeimil9e uno aus
ldnbi]9e Weine, 2iqu0re &C., Wbolelalc>
10 1pie aud ane onbere Waaren, bic NON
ge,pD6nli6 in ei11em @rocerie= ie=5tore per-
longt. gSir ,pcroen llus beItrc6e11> Ourd
bie biligfel1 Preiie e;uno Die beite8e6ano=
lung uns Die &unol6aft 1nlerer Sreunoe
Su erbalten. gSir Bitten besbal6 utn
9enei9ten 3uIpru6. ... .....
~ Tro,,5 S &pl5,tiiner*
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81 tpel9er &unlt baben alle Meni1en:
glei9nldBi9 Mnloge?- -z3ur 1Mu}if: SEE
Der 1T geboreller Sambour, Der BON oet:
pon Der Motur nit 5,uei Sronuelfeaen-
ousgeitattet ipuroe. &r'1( a"G13jHs@
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9eanten uno eomniiIaren ,Gbwalis3epn, luno
ficben Mitta9S bic 3ainoer. nie)t aus Yber. .S9ule
bcrausgeben. anabeibcn Sdlul(ocalen IianSeu
&olisiitcn auf Badc uno bieltcu 70 Ian9e aus,
bis bic ainoer bic 9trafe bafir, bob ibre Gltern
i'c su guten aatbolifen ersiebenuno CUR Md.
tang eegen i1rer gr;biibof anbalten Doacn,
absebubt batteu. Sic s(ufreguus l,nter Der gcs
oolteru"9 it cine ie6r srope. .sstt5@a1y3 f49
@un ber Mpiel, 13.. Sept, Gs mar
upn longe Ter Sitte, ooB am Sclte Ma=
rid @eburt au6 ans Dicligem 9orfe
cinige na@ Gloulen luau fabrten gingcn.
Sim porigcn Sonntag prebigte Ser Ya='
Itor 9clentli6 ilber oasWaufdbrten, aber
1ibts luel1i9cr als bofiir. 9o5u ,purbe
III Der Wo6e ol,r6 Die G9eue betannt
Geaadt, uer BerIamn1lun9en, Waufabr=
ten, Yrocelliol1en obne poli5eili9e g.
lanbniB beiwobnc, tpiiroe no9 ben &C.
lcken 9eitraft. 9eute 1T elm gutter She'll
oes 9orfes> Mdnner unO Weiber, ouf
Der % allfaDrt mad Glauien. 7
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@anbc Der belicbteltca ceut1d)el1 unb so 8anoe
en9liNcr ltntcrbaltungsl@riften, y Sic 3ab( Scr
@iiGcrDiro fortiDdbrello pcruebrt. tScoeril,a,in
fam aus.oieier Biblipt0efisntcr ben ultericDens.
ben geoin9unseu 8ud)cr. Sum Seiea 9leiblpeiie
erDnltcn. f.ti4 4}ta.tjJ5 }trr, @.:.y ftg+r,4e ~ -,
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2$le6f tito S'lttter.

+, ~ '%uDSi-.I!!E@ 80, g.2E-ss ff4rH
Scr ll1ter5eiA11ete crl1ubt li6
benz beutihen Dublifl,m gefaltslt
aa5lt5eige1t baR er teifdnbig ei1ten
Gprratb spl1 re,t .Eeife1l> Sprte11
MeDl, lpelhe i'm Marfte Slt 9atea1
ltnb, a,1b fit behen .Oitte CT ga
rantirt ip ,pie a1lh nue Sprter
npn Tutter al 6anp Dilt sullb bie<
lelbe1l gu bell biltiglte1t @reileu
rerfa1tft unb ite BENT .&ao1fer fret
t1t's 5aus iltl1erbalt Set @taht
liefert+ q
Store cine Sbllrc biuter bcm Sa,sf
@aus scr. Grifcn 9fationdl 8enf
3>peite Giraffe, NpnterpD, g.
JOHN GEYER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

THE AERIAL VoYAGERs.--An attempt was
made by Professors Wise and Donaldson, Sep.
TENDER 10th, to initiate their monster balloon
preparatory to starting across tho Atlantic,
but the balloon became unmanageable and a
rent had to be made in it to prevent it getting
away from them. Another attempt to initiate
it was to have been made by them on Sep.
TENDER 10th, and. if successful. the daring
aeronauts were to start on their hazardous
voyage at o'clock on that evening. They
feel confident Of making the journey success.
fully, and are overwhelmed with applications
by parties anxious to accompany them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

AGAIN DEEEATED.-The Radical party in
Massachasysts has been saved. for the present,
from disintssration BY the defeat Of Ben But
lIe. for tho nomination for Governor. The
rather Of the back-pay grab was confident Of
3Boccess. even up to the time the convention
met; but, upon test vote, as to the exclusion
of 4 delegate. notwithstanding old Ben pulled
The laboring oar earnestly, be found himself in
the minority; and, rather than receive another
public rebuke. he sensibly withdrew his name
from before the convention. and Washburn was
renominated by reclamation. From the tenor
Of Buffers remarks. as given by the telegraph,
we should judge that he regretted allowing hi.
name to 90 before the convention, and would
have preferred boiling if he could have seen
any possible show Of being elected. The
shrewd old fox will not give it up; and it may
safely be predicted that. if not q candidate for
tho Presidency, he will wirework with better
success for the Radical nomination for Cover.
nor next time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

THE CHASE AFTER vAsQrEz.-SheriG Row.
land. OF Los Angeles, aud Sheriff Adams,
Of Santa Clara, with posse Of armed men,
have followed so closely the trail OF the muir.
derer and outlaw Tiburcio vasquez with his
gang that, on the morning of September 9Th.
they overlook them and had skirmish. which
resulted in the capture Of twenty horses. a
saddle. some camp equpaee and quantity OF
the clothing stolen from Snyders store at Tres
Pinos ut the time of the massacre The ban.
dts succeeded in making their escape, but the
Sberitfs, with their posse kept on the trail, aud
a day or so after succeeded in capturing a
Mexican named Audon Leiva, one Of Vasquex
gang who deserted him, and 10 seeking to aid
in his capture. through revenge, on account OF
Vasquez carrying off his wife. 1t is believed
that the whole band Of mu, derers will be cap.
tured.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

FOUND A WITNEss.-The New York police
have arrested . woman named Mrs. Burton
who elaine to be an important witness 10 the
Stokes case. If the telegraphic summary, o.
what it il claimed her evidence will be, il cor
rect. she 10 better witness for the defense
than for the prosecution, - her evidence will
corroborste Stokes version Of tho whole affair
IL il rather late for such an important witness
to turn up. and it lookslike putup job. The
dispatches state that the newly discovered
witness il . woman of bad character, but her
testimony viii doubtless have sufficient weight
with New York city jury to afford them an
excuse for turning Stokes loose on the com.
munity. sse efaf f. <tn
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

THE MAINE ELECTIoN.-The Maine cleo
ton resulted, Of course. in the election of the
Radical candidate for Governor. Dingley, bu,
by n bcegarly majority Of about 10000. Last
year Grant carried the State by a majority o.
81. 600; and loss Of 60 per cent. in one yea,
affords anything but aattering prospect fol
the Radicals year or two hence. We have
been told time and again by Republicans that
the Democratic party was dead. but the signs
other leg. and that the Radical party 10 in the
throes OF dissolution.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

ANOTHER CHANCE.-The woman suffrage
shriekers now have another chance to descant
on the outrages suffered by their sex. Tho
San Francisco Chronicle says that at the re-
cent election 10 California . woman was
elected Constable in Nightmare precinct, in
San Joaquin county, but that the Judges of
election refused to consider the votes. Mrs.
Laura d. Force Gordon publishes paper. we
believe, in Stockton, and she might make q
ferocious leader out of this item. The next
thing in order will be convention Of the
growing hens to pass suitable resolutions de
mandatory Of the outrageous conduct Of the
election officers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

IN A QuANDARY.-The Chief Of Police in
San Francisco and the Chief in New York are
in quandary as II whit TO do with Irving,
now in Jail in San Francisco, who, confesses
that be is one Of the Nathan murderers. Irv.
ing appears 10 know all about the facts and
circumstances connected with the crime but
refuses to furnish corrobornting evidence
antced that he shall not be hanged for his par.
,cipation in the murder. Irving's statements
ar. believed BY the San Francisco police.
Will. the New York authorities seem to doubt
whether be knows anything about the crime.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

RADICAL NOMINEE IN OREGON-The Boise
Statesman learns from dispatch received by
Superintendent Morris. Of the n. w. Stage
Company, that the Radical State Convention
of Oregon nominated Hiram Smith, Of Linn
county. for Congress; and that O resolution in.
dorsing Senator Hippel Mitchell was adopted
by vote OF 65 Ia 81. We know nothing about
Mr. Hiram Smith. ms we have never seen his
name mentioned before in the Oregon papers.
The Radicals have evidently thrown q new
chicken into the pit. and when Nesmih gets
after him he will feel like strange cat in q
garrett The senatorial bigainist is Endorsed
by his party, though it is evident from the vote
that the resolution was q bitter draught to
quite respectable number of the delegates in
the Convention. This Endorsement Of Mitchell
will prove rather heavy load Cor Mr.. Hiram
Smith to shoulder in the canvass. and there
can be but little. If any. doubt Of his coming
out second.best in the race. like the boy who
stood next to head in his class Of two.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

FAST TlME.-The San Francisco Chronicle
is authority for the statement that Governor
Stanforl's horse Occident trotted o half mile
at Sacramento, September 10th. in l:063 and re-
peated mile twenty minutes afterwards in
2:l74. II such is the case, Occident has
equaled Dexter's tire and stands next to Gold
smith Maid 40 "fyer."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

SErrLED-On September 9th, Sir Edward
Thornton. the British Minister, and Edward
NJ. Archibald, the British Consul. General at
New York. paid over to Secretary Fish $l5,.
SOC. 900 in gold coin, being the sum awarded
BY the Geneva Arbitrators under the Treaty
Of Washington.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

THE DAILY NEws.-Wc received, a few
days ago, a copy Of the Portland Daily Econ
ing News. the only Democratic paper, we be-
lieve. at present published in the metropolis O,
Oregon. We hope it may receive the united
support Of the Democracy ot that State. and
that we shall receive it regularly as one Of our
valuable exchanges.