Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-07

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A Warrington dispatch ssys: Tho prinoipa
subject 81 diseussion = ~ Cabinet peetinl
to-day was tho sitpaljah the + 1! - 4 b q
der. The odisisl rssts = II ! ie ~
parties were formal 81 ssnted - seonl!
cred. They oonsistsd of ~ reports received
By tho Postmaster General from The post
masters who havs been molsstsd, and of' the
reports Of the army officers. These doeu.
ments substantiated most Of the dispatches
from tho Mexican border. The Postmaster
General showed that several OF bic officers
have been killed. The Secretary Of State
manifested some restiveness at the raids. 1t
is understood that the Mexican government
had disclaimed all responsibility for these in
cursions. It is evident that if these raids are
to continue on the border. the mail services
will of necessity be discontinued. No formal
conclusion was reached, but it ia generally un'
derstood that note Of protest would soon be
prepared to be presented to the Mexican gov
as preliminary to the preparation
# formal note. Mr.. Jewell il arranging for
he President all the correspondence Of the
oostofice Department on this subject.
Boston, April %.
The State Temperance Alliance to-day
dopted an address to the people. urging them
o take advantage of the clause in the new
quor law. adording local option a. protec'
ion against tho licensed sale Of liquors.
London. April %.
At the reception given to Chevalier. the
French eeooomist, in Birming-
am, this evening. John Bright made some re-
,arks on Free Trade, in the course Of which
Q said it was ludricous for the United States
} invite foreign manufactures to compete at
q exhibition when protective tariff proven.
ID them from competing in American mar
cts.
Berlin. April %.
Legal proceedings have been commenced
: the Prussian government for the removal !
Prince Bishop Of Breslau. for violation Of I
laws.
Oshkosh, Wis. April 2s--9P. NJ.
A terrible fire has been raging here all this !,
ternoon. All the newspaper Offices. banks. +,
legraph Offices, Harding's opera house. post a
ice Universalist Church. all the hotels but >,
e, and nearly all the business portion Of the 8
y is gone. 1t is impossible to estimate the Il
IS. Two men have been killed BY falling !,
Ills The city is in the widest state Of !,
my. The fire is now under control. The 1
rnt district is nearly mile square !,
Later-l0 p, M.-The fire broke out this II
ernoon in Morgan g. Brothers saw mill. h
ming that. and dozen other saw mills and g;
ngle mills on Sawdust avenue aud millions m
lumber. hundreds OF houses. al! the printing of
ces. Harding's opera house. and the Beck. O,
h & Adams hotels. The burnt district is fo
and a.halfmile long. and half mile wide r.
zee lives are reported lost Hundreds Of
lilies are homeless. Nearly all business o, =,
ses are burned. including all the banks. al
re is not dry goods store standing on the sill
tn side. 1t is impossible to give the los,
light. The city 10 in the hands of mob,
extra police are on duty.
he fire commenced at the corner Of Pine
Marson streets. and spread cast and north gi
through Hancock, Pearl. Warren and -,
b streets. destroying the depo,s Of the st. '"
railroad. and proceeding to Main street. Al
re the principal business honses are lora.
and extending IN the north line of the
," limits. sontheast-rly. across Fifth. Wan. no
and Otter streets. to Cape street.-the
b line being the river. with the exception '''a
block or two about the foot of Main by
It Two lives are known to be Lost.
YES are in possession OF the city. and spe. 'at
policemen have been detailed to prevent mo
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has q Hirhvav Com. he.