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RURG.

Has re moved his Barber Shopto No. q Main ST
frs door north OF Thos. English shop which
building hehatth oroughlyr ovate dtted up
in the bes possible manner. and where hewil be
happy TO meet HE old customers. all who reqUtlt
his services in he arttOnsorial. 1t4l1 a o
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a livery STABLE.-Ben. Jewett isprep4reC to
M furnish the best Horses and Carriage ffor
business or pleasure, on the shOrtest notice
Hearse atall times ready to attend funerals III
Stable on MarketSq ,nearthe Post Office
KenoshajO = .s4" a ~ "B: tE' lWiscopk sin
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A DAM DICKFAUT. Shaving, Hair cutting AND
IN ShamB0oilg Saloon. two doors north OF Z.
Simmons store. Oldrazors sharpened andrepair.
d. make Ladies' and Children's b air-cuttiug
pecialty, Comeand try me. e 81 v2S'lyl u
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HTELLOWS d co. NO. Kimball's Block Keno
a sha, Dealers In staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Yankee Notions, Clothing, Hats and CABS, &C.
None butthe best quality o gOod ,anG
Nose sold as cheap a s at any other Honsein the
hity. ..lE e.i!e .A.5 .a#,as Jieq I,I1y15 q
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RN EAT MA RKhT Main Street, Kenoeba w :,
IVA Thee hoicest ofall kinds Of Meats ,SaltPork
Uorned bceI, smoKe0 Hams Sausage. &c, DO.
constantly onhant. Pricesalways reasonable. !
% VIM. ENGLE q 60.
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TOHNSON's BOOK STORE.

WOHNsON's BOOK STORE, -.
e. No so Main Street a full and complet@
Assortmentof school Books, also Standa and m is
eellaueous Books Writing and Wall Paper Sheet
Music land yarie usarticlee of thetrade.I SEED iai
s. G. JOHNSON,
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DREMIUM HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP
GEORGE LIN PERT Manufacturers and
Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Buffal Robes
and Blankets, Whips Zen FtT.a.3EJ b fnHnG
Particular attention paid to Carriage Trimming
9Msin Street, First Door nertn ofSinmons' Sto
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- CROSIT, Blacksmith and Carriage Maker
ASs dob work done to order New Bnggiesand
Wagons always ready for sale 4Ctf ,
kenOsh a 1Uir 5HF -Hi9 CItU Wisconsin
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MuARBLE WORKS. arff 4,n;.,.r.,.. +,
NA HUGGINS &c WA HRTTR.N
Kenosha and Racine, Wis .'1IGNF
tonumentaland Gravestone work executed D
the highest tstyle ofthe art 43s Z
R.F. ROBERTS, Agent.
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Harvest help has been very scarce in
Iowa county. @ ginaia h4aa5fs 90
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IgTToo mos 4 oGaaooaAT.

DsToo NV Nons0.WDE- E
AZ $500 II cur Territorial journals insin
rte that Delegate Clagsit bas been acting
perpssly In the interest IT the U. r. r.
r Co.. ur through asot,ves of revenge for
bis defeat last election. in supporting HE
anti subsidy rsilr's.' hill. Il IL just 10 say
that Mr.. Z. hes always, To me, expressed
himself lns'ile to any Territorial subsidy
schema And hnx before his departure for
Washington he told me ths. he WAS decided.
~ opposed n any Territ"rial subsidy to any
Company, and Though, 1t wn'ng policy u
pssnit counties 10 give subsidy, Oas II they,
the counties. wishe,' 10, hs would favor II
only on condition If iis heing submitted I"
vote thercof There know 10 hive been
the convictions Of Mr.. Clagelt 1t time
when the N. p. r. r. 20. had no reason to
try 10 influence him any way, and whes
Mr.. G. had No possible reason to act or
speak otherwise than a. he thought was To
the interest, not Of Helena. but Of Montana
l therefore believe that Mr.. Clsgett's actions
In the premises were according to his honest
conviction - To what was right, and though
opposed to him politically, I dislike to zee
him or any One misrepresented. Truthfully
present his acts and let the public judge.
DEMocRAT.
DRsR LoD0r y. r.. Feb n l81a
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II Those friends are like those who claim
TO worship scsiptursl truth, the holy
hook Of truth. shall Geek to discredit their
writings BY Publishing the Wandering Jew.
. actico. lie, In the public newspapers.
pillng Murray upon Kiskham and Kirkham
upon Smith. az sersaely sitting upOn .
mountain Of pronouns cobbled up by the
Wandering Pedasogue. "sigma."
i! would answer and explain more Of this
volunteer Knights wanton perversion Of
the scriptures, but never had any great
taste for cyphering in sxlgar fractions. and
Am positively p'scluded by the i"junc,ions
OF Christ In hts sermon on the Noun, COM
msndtng me not 10 give things holy unto
CANNES, or cast pearls before pOrcines. lest
they trample them under their feet When
1t II known that the Savior told his follow.
err that there would be anti>C hrist's, pretend.
Ing 70 teach In his name, mo- one can blame
me IN trying to keep out Of the scriptures
''traditiOns Of the dark ages. !" Interpretations
of pleasing fictions" and Maunchnusenish
tales cmsns.ing from the fertile brains of
these disciples of the Wandering Jew.
charitably and benevolentiy.
lOurs, MONUMENTAL.
DERR LOp0R. Feb IA 1S78.
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FRoM DlAckFoor,
sAs agsAsztssa Dail-Sssial Passinss.

EDiroR NEw NoRrn.wssr:-
Our little town has been enlivened by the
news of the murder Of John Quinn BY Jas.
4cArrison, most Of the particulars of which
you published last week. The shots mus.
have been fired at . distance of ten or twelve
feet, - fourteen navy bullets sni some Of
the wadding were found In the body within
. radius of about foot.
The action Of the Prosecuting Attorney
created much surprise. He Rad the indics.
meat charging murder In the nrst degree,
when Mr.. Sharp, defendants counsel, i'm
mediately arose and waived IN examination,
and moved that the prisoner be admitted to
bail In The sum of $1,000, which was imme.
diately accepted BY the prosecution and
concurred In by the magistrate, without .
word Ut discussion or q question being
asked. The whole time occupied was less
than five minutes, evincing that matters
were arranged In advance between the three.
Indignation 10 mild word 10 express the
feelings of the citizens Of Blsckfoot. A
placardsd emxy was removed early in the
morning BY some judicious friend.
Our camp don't show much money in CIR.
culation, but the boys show their spirit in
various ways. A singing school twice
week, spelling school once. dancing school
twice, and lyceum once, makes up six
days. Had We member Of the cloth, q
prayer meeting on Sunday would iii the
bill Tho lyceum Is devotcd to debates,
recitations and lectures. The
first ldress ~ss given on last Wednesday
evening by M. Mcfarland u good audi.
ence. At ito close the club adjourned for
dance. and oil enjoyed themselves hugely.
The next address will he given by Mr. D.
Johns, and something good may be cxpec
ted. II will come Oh on Wednesday week,
and be followed an informed by dance,
- ! guess yoI Deer Lodgers had better show
yourselves this way about that time.
At this time. 10s. M, fine snow IL fol
ling aud the thermometer indicates s . above
zero Yours,
L. o. NJ.
Blackfoot, February 10, 1873
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Notes Of the Day.

-. Fair hes besn lsstiag looes ~
"Ueavo b The fold"in Gold @ll, Nevada
/. i Resell Yosng has, !. l. nd, sccepssd
~ sdoesDship Of . new Loadoa paper, 70
b called the Weekly NsUs
A Y,rginia City. New, boy received dol.
las for learning eight hundred Bible verses.
end hes bought with II . handsome pack of
lusn book casda ----4.-=--.--a.s-se-~e.. .-ss
Gen. A. D. Netileton. OF Philadelphia, has
psrehssed Of the N. r. r. r.. Lasd Dspar,-
mens 1,990 acres Of land, oil within four
mites u 0lyndon, MINI. Il viii b brOken
In the spring and TUNED .isso ss'timmense
farm.
tits Justly due the management Of the
Northern Pacific Rsilr'ad Company To state
that they have made better running tins
and had less serious delays during the tes.
rible and unexamrIed storms Of the present
winter, than any other railroad in the State.
Rsessd, Defvois. kias.. Eel. /. ~. ..-.
One foot Of snow blockaded the great
Northern Utah Rsilroad yesterday, and kept
an excursion train tied up At the divide.
They ought tn have carried IN extra mule
along to have hauled the train through. Az
. winter line the Northern Uish 10 not
success. -Uisk x5Siss Journal.
4 Philadelphia manufacturer IL prspar.
Ing . plan for column 1000 feet high, to
be constructed entirely Of irOn. 10 open
work, from the summit Of which the ground.
Of the Centennial Exposition are to b. lilo.
minated BY means Ut . Drummond light
Il will be the Hottest monument 10 the
world.
II the total length of railroads in all c0up.
tries 10 Ia, 243 English miles, - has been
computed, 1t Is not surprising that their
maintenance, together with new construc-
ton. takes more than half the iron produc.
ton Of tho world. Europe has 4S per cent.
and America n per cent. Of the whole.
A Detroit by knocked at the door and
csrelessly inquired Of the man of the house:
Are you going to move .o>day" NO."
10 the answer. I'M bct you t2J you are,"
responds the boy. ''Wby, you inpudent
dog" ''Cos, your rni's a blazing, screams
the adolescent rascal M be runs for life; and
Il was true. ea .'. u4
The Omaha Republican records the feet
that only fourteen steamers on the Mis-.
souri, river touched u that place during the
season Of 1874, against fifty seven IN 1870,
and 6fly.nins in 1871. This shows fear.
fuI falling of in river transpor,s,ion.-Pi Pitt.
Ssrg C0mmsvejsl. $3.50 ....
And % hes there been q Fearful falling
of" IN transportation on the Ohio since rail.
roads superceded river transportation. bat
10 Pennsylvania any the worse of Il!
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UNCONSrI9UTYojKlL q,

!. For many yesn - tve Asve been
located 10 eA0 0oatA, W6le1 0oooS tbe -.
feat of IL 6oothssn 6DUa. - ~ down
fall Of the 0outhess Ceofed0Dey, have beea
kept tbes0 IN violal1ea not osly Of good
policy, bes asso aGaleoe eoasettutionsl law.
-Asass CSssisv, llA
That 10 . rather singular declaration.
What provision OF the Constitution pro.
hibits U. .. troops from being stationed In
The Southern States, Or in Any State Of Ter
ritory where the Dag 6oass and thu Repub-
lie rulesl We believe there 10 no nook OF
corner % remote, no city or citadel % *.
posed, no place % populous or spassely
populated that ''Old Glory" u not IN honor
and ito military defender entitled to pres
suce and respect Certainly the editor Of
the Courier 10 In duty bound 10 explain to
law loving citizens Why the troops Of the
United States may not b stationed - well
at New ORLEANS and Bunker Hill ~ st
Alaska or Fsrt Elju.
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Jeltgraphir.

oepeseoa ~ ere soov neseos-sUeeeys
A1Aiss 0selag ~ i usaA-0aansssG
ASpsina1sss e olaCsss- s5gsUJ
Deln 0ve-1y1sA 1eW q 1sgaa.
Salt Lake. February 1e.-BsigAsms psin.
cipsl mouth.piecs, the Nsss.. absolutely
boils tonight ovsr Utah affairs 1. Wash-
ingtoo. Referring to The report Of Chgess's
uoninasiOn for Governor, It ssys-''This
may b Justly considered m oct Of The
bisserest and most unpsovoksd hssaility to
the people Of the Territory" Again sllud>
Ing 70 the remarksof the Philadelphia Prev,
that Brigham Young y blot thas oughs
to be wiped out" says this srgsmeat 10
mob clsp-irap. indamasosy, Wild. ssuseleas,
and extra judicial" and sdds, III 10 tho
Divine idea that excites the snimosity OF
Foroey. Seduction, adultery, prostitution,
whoredosn, Tweedism, Credit Nobilie,,sm,
can be endured except that which
10 Divine" There are some doubts Ut
Clagstt's appointment, there being no such
information by Western Union dispssches.
Clagett has hosts Of friends here, but 1t
this juncturs The displacement OF Gov.
Woods would be much regretted BY even
the most radical 0enliles.
Benson, the murder Of Crockett, Who was
hung by tho mob In front Of the Jail 1t
Logan, yesterday. was son of the late Bishop
Sharp, prominent In the priesthood and IN,
especial friend Of Brigham Young. Benson
had long bod the reputation Of . desperate,
md had been = terror In Cache Valley.
Once before be committed murder having
fired into ball room where be had been
denied admittance, and killed the only son
Of y kidow. A dispatch from Logan states
, Aes Jsl'a Merrill died hast night through
excitement over the murder Of Crockett to
whom she was much attached.
Dispatches are beiog sent East and West,
special prepaid, snd for another press asso.
cation BY prominent Mormon and I'o!ygs.
mist ". .'a "#4 0r g.
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from The washiagtoo Chronicle, February 81
N. p. Langford, Esq, superintendent Of
the Yellowstone National Park. has made
bic report for the year 1872, To the Secretary
Of the lntesior. Il 10 On exceedingly inter-
eating document. giving many important
details relative to The natural sceoesy Of the
park, and Of the most convenient routes Of
travel thereto.
We aahs 10 felIewing sxasecs lsom tbe
report, which must suflce for the present,
bat We bope to publish more Of itss IN
early day: .ft.sya. -.' -rza
Nothing has been, nothing can Be. aaid 70
magnify the wonders Of this national pleas.
uring ground. It 10 al, and more than all.
that Il hes been Tepresented. In the GAIA.
bgue or earthly wonders Il b the greatest,
and must, ever remain %. i oonfefs dis.
tiuctive character upon our country greater
than that Of Niagara, Yosemite, or the
Mammoth Cave, though each of these b 10
itself without parallel Bot here the grand.
est, mOst wonderful, and most unique ele.
mcnts Of nature are combined, seemingly to
produce upon the most stupend0us scale IN
exhibition unlike any other upon the globo.
L should be sustained. Our Government
having adopted should foster Il. and render
Il accessible 70 the people Of I'll lands. who
10 future time will come In crowds 70 visit
II
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II 0ooAile Pso0 OfUtah 4hank 0lagot4
Ae21D 0oGbooo q Yhoi1 01gklDL

i, From the Utah Mining Journal FcSys.
The SANITY Nsps was furious last even
ing In ito attack on Nj. Clsgets, of Montana,
for exposing In Congress the political and
religious tyranny Of Brigham Young and
the Mormon Priesthood, which overwhelmed
Deacon Hooper much - IN avalanche
sweeps over and buries the unfortunate way.
fsrer in ito course. Hooper had before felt
the keen edge OF ClsgettS oratorical weap.
ops, and we wonder that the clumsy old
Elder should have been stupid enough to
have got into Clagetss path again. But Il
seems be did undertake TO cross swords
with the eloquent Nontanian, and probably
read over speech prepared BY Cannon for
thepurpose. Chgett polished him OF in the
twinkling Of an eye, and the terrible results
Of the castigstion may be family conceived
from the New York Rerald's account of the
affair published In another column. No
wonder then that the Churcl, leaders grosn
with despair In utter humiliation. It thinks
Clagett went loft into epecies Of raging
insanity that he flashed and fixed and
spattered like wildfre-aud that he and 9th.
cts seem to have Lost the little reason and
sense they may have possessed and to have
become insane. They are evidently mono.
msniacs, and their mania 10 antipathy to
Utah. They are to be pitied for ~ expo.
sing their own folly and lack Of mental
equilibrium" Thus walls the Neea The
blows the church and the internal gang of
rascals which control the church, received
In the debate have shaken the rotten con.
csrn to ito crumbling foundations, and
the cry Of despair will sOop b heard.
Meanwhile let tho blows fall thicker and
faster, and 20 on We shall see the grsndest
fraud and swindle explode into . thousand
frsgmenta Il -... ...
We cannot close without extending -
Mr. Chgett the hearty thanks Of the loyal
portion Of the community In Utah for bis
able vindication OF their rights against the
Infamous assaults Of the Mormon church
and ito reasonable priesthood.
He has fought good fight and We thank
him for It.
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IL yHod14oa1'O 0o04A0go S0uB.
New York, February l7.-lt 70 stated that
President Grants Southern tour will bs Of
the greatest significance TO the people Of
that section. The President css,emplates
starting ~ the eoth of March, accompanied
b nearly oil Of his cabinet, besides many
Distinguished gentlemen and members Ut
Congress and Senstosa Richmond, Virgin.
+, will b The hrss stopping plaos. 1. 10 the
Presidents purpose " make this ~ isisial
movement In his next administration Ia the
attempt 70 harmonic The people Of the
Merits sad eussh He win look iueo tho
condition 6"uth socially - well - the local
governments Of the States 70 be visited, At
Richmond end other placssalong the line Of
bis visit. Preparations arc being made to
give him a enthusiastic reception.
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TERRITORIAL items.


SUMMIT, February 20. The Zoo. 200, has
at last reached here. Four horses are sick.
All the stock south of here 10 down with IT,.
A coach passed north this 4. N. with two
passengers and heavy mail. A coach passed
south this p. NJ. Delegate elect Mag,nnis
was on board. The weather 10 cold, stormy.
and snow drifting.
HELENA, February 90-The several tire
companies Of this city will have . grand
parade to morrow afternoon, to wind up
with ball In the evening In Masonic Build.
ing.
VIM. Gaddis. has received the appoint,
ment Of post trailer 1t Camp Baker, In place
Of Hsmmel, deceased.
Indian Superintendent Wright 10 on
visit of inspection to the Blackfoot Agency.
Mr.. L. B. Duke left on the coach to-day
for Dsllcs, Texas.
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9Ao p1od1soe Pressing UtaA xegialaAisa.
Chicago, Feb. 9o-A Washington special
says one Of the objects OF The Presidents
visit 10 the Capitol yesterday was 10 look
after the legislation on the Utah bill. He
had conferences with Senator Frelinghuysen
and Senator Conkling and Edmunds. He
represented that this leg'slation was imper>
alive, and asked the gentlemen in question
70 prces the bill for passage. He also had
conferences with several members of the
House on the same subject. r...
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II Lean 0rlac.

Corinne, Feb. l7.-At Logan, Utah, on
the 10Th inst Charles Benson, son Of E. T.
Benson, late one of the twelve apostles of the
Mormon Church, bed soass dificalty with
. man named D. W. Crockett, In which
benson SHOT and instantly killed Crockett.
One thousand dollars h offered for bic q.
rest. fs. .4s a5- ...-
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Y erritorial.
1ontanian, Feb'y II.

10ntanian, Feby a. -
r. A. Largey, Esq., was stopping .. the
Ne'll House, Columbus, Ohio Jan. s4th.
Fred. Peck was in Minneapolis, MIMI,
Jan. Path.
Parties are said 10 BE- running . tunnel
under tho bed of Mill Crcsk, aud ar get
ting good placer prospects. .u
Henry Filing will soon open his Banking
House. ..r. .-. m
Mr.. D. G. Farwell designs erecting stone
building. opposite Harrington, Baker 4
Co.'S.
D. J. Ewing 10 running tunnel for the
Pacific Railroad lead, 10 Browns 0ulch.
A cross Jackson stree. dog foudled the
heshy part Of . spunky boys sh,nson Tues
day. and now Fido's bark lies wrecked ON
K.0s happy shore.
Avant Courisr. Fcby II ...
II y expected that the force u Fort Ellis
Will soon be increased to six companies.
f y. Danphy, whose store was recently
burned q Hamilton, hes he'd $1,000 insur.
ance money placed to bic credit In Helene,
by The companiss represented BY Miller q
Addoaas' insurance Agency. hr1.
The Cinnamon charged with the murder
OF tho Chinawomsn in Boseman, were dis.
charged. a
The Crows received their annuitiss from
Agent +. D. Psass On Monday.
The Courier acknowledges calendar from
the New NoRT1. WEST. and comuesds the
psindns. But Capt. Il was no, done ip
Montana. W. dost d. liihographiag hare
yet. -
if,2 yto0 ~ nelsaa Herald .e
? ledge Wales lecture Saturday sveoinr.
- ne ''lnaanoo shss Govern C.vil,sat,ou. I"
vss quite largely attended, Tie Broadway
y. 4 Church being 1llsd u 10 scaling co.
paciv.
Col Callsway asd Hon. Sam. Word do.
parted for vifsiais this nornisg.
The new lsdian Superintendent. DR..
Wright. viii lavs for Iowa nexs month Tor
- pasposs Of sssAovinG hb family %
Hslssa. a'aff' A
As .. A. Necssoos. OF shesida., i In
~ city.
49, - ~ $3.50 0asse,a
II. Peer Roans ed viSsassjysd IN Nh,
- 1sadag evening. 90 vsss vsleonsd
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TAeysslingAsysas UeaA IN.
Washington Feb. 1.-THE following Il .
synopsis Of Frelishuysen's 6.sh bill, - re-
ported In tho Senate on Saturday. The bill
Wa reported to he Senate from the Judic.
isry Committee yesterday with amendments
which reiaae moro 10 matters Of detail than
otherwise. Az Il now stands Il authorizes
the appointment II deputy y. s. Aashals
and assistant District Attorneys for each of
tho Judicial Districts Of the Territory. The
o. 8. Aarshal y required 70 make liat Of
one hundred male citizens OF the United
States residing In the Territory, and from
These the grand and petit Jurors ore to b
drawn, each party, either In civil or Grim.
inal casss, 10 be allowed sx persmptory
challenges. but no challenge 70 be allowed
on The ground that The juror has served q 1
previous term Of court. These jurun ass 70
oct In Oh c.ses arising either under ~ laws
Of The United States or Of The Territory.
All the Probate judges and Notariss Publie
are 70 b appointed ~ he Govssnos and ere
su6jecs 70 rsaoval by hin. TIE Probate
Courts ere allowed to Try civil s.sss Invclv-
ssg MT more than ol0o, bat not 70 exercise
asy criminal Jurisdiction, that being exclu.
sively lodged IL tie District cosrts, which
have also exclasive and original jurisdicsion
" 81 actions Tor divorces, alinony, ssc Ths
Districts Courts are slso declared 70 b. Ter.
H<na4~ - ~ y !. E- . . =
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SEND FOR OUR PRICE LIST.
A. X. WILL & CO..

Are the only excessively manufacturing jewelers. II
the Territory. and keep hand full assortment Of
ing an elegant job IN this ne arc respectfully Invited
to bring q send their orders. Sai7s
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TsleDraphic 1revitiss.

Government Gold bids, Goth, 14to ~.
Hon. Thomas J. Spcer. N. c. from Geor.
gle 10 dead. t.@a@.-
Stokes attorneys have got new evidence
which they claim viii clear him.
Oakes Amessays they can't get two third
vote 10 expsl him from Congress.
H. J. Horizons residence, Clifton, Staten
Island, burned Wednesday. Loss, >4a,0oo
The drowning of 100 or 200 per,ons by
The sinking Of . cape Of Smyrna, IL reported.
Osborne, the murderer Of Mn. Matthews,
0oldsburg, Illinois. is sentenced to ~ hong
March l4sh. ,n ,a! .
The Indiana Legislature hes passed The
liquor prohibition bill (similar 70 the Ohio
and Montana lsw).
The Ju0sl will eass, New York, invol.
wing six millions dollars, has been decided
for the defendant. .tt. ...s
Boston, February l5-Tbe Supreme Court
has decided that the Medical Society he'd =
right 70 expel Homeopathic doctora
A bill hes passed the House giving @
pieces Of Condemned orduasce for On eques.
TITAN s.ssue of Gen'l Thomas, and IS pieces
70 Pennsylvania for statue OF Thad. Ste.
vens, but will be rs.commiited. se
A Salt Lake despatch Of the 18th says:
II b stated that d, coo Was paid for ,ele>
graphing yesterday to Washington, protest.
Ing against the 0emorial Of tho Salt Lake
bar, signed by two hundred persons, mostly
1osmons and sympsthisers. II hes been
kspt strictly secret, except 10 those in the
Mormon interest THERE'S fear Ut counter
prOtest sg,.....za- ..s. III. ~