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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
SrinaenSe SRt0t Der Gppofitton.

MteoerboIt baben mir beretts oaranf
b~ingepieien, bab Die SppDittton. tpenu
fts Das iDr III ben lebten Mablen glei9>
fam nit pollen 9Grsben geipenoete Sers
trauen Des0olfes ith beiDabren nil. Dor
Nnem bas 6euerfreIiertDum, aber aud
Die Corruption nit iturfer 0aro Ill threr
eiaeren Wittte Darute0erD1lteu ulto ultterz
oruden mub.
Oas ibr in Ben lebten @aDlen bonn
0olfe ertpte1ene 8ertrauel mar 9~eiDiiler
MaBen elm negatives. 0as SOLE iagte
t6r: SD bin Der Ber1umpfun9 Der EMIT
ru1mpoueu republifanti6en Bartet NUM-
mebr iatt, uuo oeS6Glb mill ids tebt
nit Dir periu6en." 9as pofttipe Gerz
trauen bes 8oltes ntuB it0 aber Die Gp=
petition erit nod Deroienen.
0te 0emDfraten Dom Suoen baben
bur6 bic befarnte trefflt6e glnipraGe
Ser liioli6en GongreBmit9lieber 9e3ei9t,
DaB es tbnen nit ibrer WtdBtgung uno
nit i6rer INTERVIEWING unter Die Grgebs
nilie oes 8urgerfrie9es Grnit lit. Nber
b~eionoers BET Der Nbitimmmung oes mas
tionalen Observation-Disclosures ilber ben
uuoerl6Ginten 9lni9lag SomScott's auf
Die 8unbesfaiie bat eS ft0 ge5eigt, baB
tpenigItens i'm tebtgen Gongreite Die DEE
ulofraten bet Corruption ebenIo 3ugGngs
lid itno, tuie Die Gepu6ltfaner, tpenn
ui6t nod mebr. Oas erltebt man aus
folgenoen 3ablen:
Sm Mnfan8 Der iebisen Gon9reBoiGt
batten glei9 Der Wtebr3abl Der 9epus
blifauer betnabe ale 0emofraten fir Den
BON Dem oemofratii6en SIbrer 90ln1a1
BON SnDiana beantragten Bel6luB ge>
fttn1mt, ourd tpet6en ttb oas 9teprdiens
tantenbaus DerpHidtete, aus Der Sunoes>
faIie beim isbigen @eibaftss uno Steuers
Druid feline Sublioien mebr 81 %betptutget.
9lber ant %. Tebruar BET Der N~bltLmmung
ilber Die bet +. 6. SerassBacifte:Babn
Som Scott's gu 6et%ptutgenben Subitoiell,
Dur0 lpelde Wtiuton aMt Wtiuton aus Der
8unoesfai1e III Die Tal6en Gom Scott's
unb ieiles Greoit MtobiIier fteBen tDiroc,
baben 81 Oemotraten lno 66 Nepublifas
her nit Ga urto mn 26 9emDfratel1. aber
100 9tepublttaner nit 9fein gelttmmt.
Die Wfehrbeit Der republifantlhen Wttt1
aIieber ftin1mte nit ytetn, Die Wte9rbeit
Der bemofratil1en NIT Sa, tpie 16on
in Dem BaciftcbabrisN usi0ufe, Der Dem
Saule iber ben NuI6laq SCOTS 5u be-
ri6ten bate, nerbGltntBmdBtg nleDr 0es
mofrateu aIs 9tepublltaler tur Scott
9e1tinmt batten.
Sa9e Der ebrenbaften nno nnabbdrtgtz
gen Oppoiitionspreiie lit es, ben Demo<
fraten bemcrtliA 81 MAIDEN, oaB 1te,
tpenn fte o fortfaDren, ME bas poltttpe
&ertrauen beS 0olfes 9etptnnen tonllei1
urD bas Negative 8ertrauelt bes Soltes
nod i6neuer nerIieren iperocr, ais tie es
9etponneu baben.
nnter ben pieler Oemofratcn, bic fir
Som Scott itimlnten, mag chandler iein,
Der ii0 ni6t bethlehem lteB, i%onoern in
benz Mabne ittnllnte, baB aus bet @tfens
balm etipos 5te6tes tperbeH mlroe. Die
lit tuenigltens bon nerl1iebenen Oemos
fraten aus bent Siioen an3unebmen.
Satte fi9 bod Scott biuter Die Staatsz
9eieB9ebungen pcribicbeuer Sibitaaten,
iogar binter Die oes oemofrattf6en Staaz
tes Georgia eeftcdt uno tie nerno6t, g.!
Die Gertreter ibreS St9Gtes int GOngreB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

8rofeifor Sming bat ietnen
eriten 0ortrag iber Die Sempercn3frage
in leiner neueiten Ean3elreoe in Der
,Uterten BresbnteriGners &ir1e" oabter
III portreffliber Y8etie meiter aus9efllbrt
uno lid baour6 trob bes itttlthen Grnz
ftes, tponttt er bic Truntln6t un0 bic
Yulnmelei befGmpft, ben pap oer 3em>
perenafanatifer 3u%ge5o9en. Ote rGblcago
tribune" bat ftp ui6t 9eldamt, benz
bl0oltnnigen Wutbausbrn1e ctnes 1olz
den @eieuen, Der Die neuelte Preoi8t
Sming's nit alge1Ort bate, beretts
einen encouragement pldB III tDren
Spaltem ei%n3urdumen.
Dte mabre WtGBigfeit (temperance) tit
in 8rof. Sptn9's Mn9en Die WtdBls
aune moderation). ST tptn WtGBigun9
IN auen 9ingem uno 10 aud III Der
Beoba9tung bes Sonntags uno int
Trtnfen.
Sic 6riltli6e 2ebre lit tbrn cine sez
mGBigte - slei@ melt e%ntferrt bon ocr
ftdrren Strenge zines Salpin uno BON
Der Ioderen Dtoral zines 8ee6er. 9u6
ber 6riltlt6e 9 onntag tit Dem Yrof.
Spina elm gemdBtater, tetnssipess Elm
b%uritaniI6er. 0aS perfonLi6e BeiipieI
Selu seigt ibnt, baB man, BON auer
Sruufsnbett rein, bod Elm Meintrinfer
letu fann, uno oaB man IN ote1er Belt
6urb ru1ige WtGBigung lno gere0te
lluter1Aeioung Deit lneDr @uteS i9afft
als ourG ungeltimen SanattsmuS, nao
ourh ben miloen 3ulprn9 bet Sreunoz
fhaft tpeit mebr III oteler Gt6tung CT;
reidt als bur1 ben c~tiernen Stpau9 oes
@eiebes.
Ser 0tebner fIbrte bteie @eoanfen i'm
@elentltben 10 aus:
Streuse unb 3wang i6abet Ser Ges
form. 50 iit's auA III Der Gellgton.
Ser eiIerue Sonnta9s5pang bat oen linz
alauben mett mcbr get0rOert ais ben
ahteu @laubeu. Wie aber einft oaS
8apittbum ft1 bur6 raoitalen 3tuang
aan, europa au%f3uordngen iuhte, 10
aebeu lett Die neri9iebenen &tr6en, itatt
BEN aolOenen Wittteltpeg Der WGBisn1g
ein,u}hlaaen ut ibrer libertrtebenen
&ehtolGubteteit nut 5u gerne ms raDi>
fale Grtrem. lleberbdupt lit ullere 3eit
befouocrs bier in Nmertfa nod 5u fanas
tiih: fe bat bic 2eiDeni9aft Der ueber>
orbeit uub Der uebertreibung in .2luem.
MGBtauua inn Nrbeiten, in Giie1, i'm
Trinfsn lro i'm Ber9nii9en ut ni6t
noIfstbimli9. Wie Der Tran5oIc 3u nteI
Wsin trinft, 10 trintt ber Qmertfaner
6en grounttpetn. uno tpdbreno in
Osuti6lanb oer 8ier9enuB meiit eiu ses
mdBister lit, pflegsn nt9t tpenise
OeIt|6e lit 9lnrerita Die 3all Der td9s
lihen Biergldier 3u beroierfa6en unO
aus mdbissu Mdnnern Saufer 5m tuers
ben.
Oo6 ebenIo nerberbIt3 1T unier am
beres @rtrsm, bas Our9 Sonnta8s3pans
ben Jtei3 nlO bic S99i9stt oes SOnns
Nelioion bel6doigt uito ourb Gerwerz
funa auer Nersniigunsen seraOe ben
i6limmeren 8ersnasuIsen 8Ori@ub
Die MdBisung i'm @e9eniab gum Tas
natismus bat bon allen lrten Der 9tes
form oas meilte @ute 8eiDirft. $50 err
b;tterte N1tserflarnn9 oas !3ieI ners
feblte, bat Die ItdBigun8 @rfols &c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

bauptidhIi4 MISUNDERSTANDING
fino, in DeIAe alio audi gar Otanher,
Der elei6 ienem beS BieroeblebitaD(s Bes
ai6tigten III Qulttn, 9Gu3li@~ unl9ulDi9
lit, cinaeiperrt miro!
Sn 0erartigen Q06ern i6mo6teten
mdbrsnO Oes 2ebeQiOnsfriegs ioaur upo-
littiAe @efansene", ebrenbafte uno cole
WGnner, Die tDe9en tbrer GreMe seseIt Die
Union eingeferfert ipuroen!
lin 10 mebr lit e5 5u p%ertpunoern, baB
Die republifanii6e Yartei, ole nad Der
.Nsconltruction" Des Staate5 mebrere
Sabre Iesas bsDerri6te, nibts CUR ger=
beiieruug Oer oortigen 9sTdagHi1le gstpan
bat. AHs leBtercm @rrllOe tam man
Die iesise oemOtraIii9e &e9ieruna nt9t
ALIEN fir 10 ereultbe 3ultdnoe beronts
tportlib MAIDEN. JttDtsoatowtni9er wars
es. tbre Yhltbt selpelen, Sas pom Iblsn
Bor9Gn9ern 8erlaumte nahjuboleh,
0oifentll6 miro ries ieBt, oa Dte tera'
Nude Yreiie ielbit 9Grm l3Iagt, enoItU
gelUeben!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

Die gitte gu ri6ten, fir i'm gu ftimmeu.
0ber es iino perbdltntBmGBig bod nnr
meuige Oemofrateu. Die aus eiuem iol>
den 8epes9runOe fir Scott itimnten.
Babr lit IS aud, oaB inter ben Dee
metroten, pclhe 10 seitimmt baben, fid
mau6e befinoen. Die nidt in Den nelen
@ongreB semdblt itno uno 9leI6 ben III
oerieiben Gage 0einOli9en Gepublifa-
nern noh mD9li@t pieI 8eute 81 MAIDEN
iu0en.
2tber bic Gbatia9e, baB bic Oppoiitton
iid einem Der tre1rcn anl6lG9e auf ole
S~unoestaile nO6 miafdbriger seaei9t bat
ais Die 9te9ierun9spartet. ldBt ii@ ntht
n%nltOBen, uno nur our6 Die itrenglte
9te6tll1teit uub @brItdfeit lin fommen>
oen Gon9reiie miro Die Oppoiition Den
b0len @inoruG Oteier SDalla0e uer,uis
l1en f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Sic ttt&tt b~eenoetem Smn0eSIena=
torm0bIeu.

gm 4. Mdrs Oieies Sabres gebt bic
Nmts5eit bon ntbt t~pemieer ais fiinfunoz
3tpan3ig Senatoren 3u @nbe. Sebt iino
cnoLtd, mad gum G6etL mebrmonatlider
2tbitimmung, Die yta6foloer auer oieier
Senatoren aetpG6lt uno n1alt tpeiB alio
nunmc6r genau, tute Der fInftige Senot
auiammen9eieBt iein pirb.
Oas nd6ite Observation-Disclosures 1T
befanntLi1 ebenio oppoittioneu, ipie bos
iebtee republitanii6 lit. Sin 10 9riin0z
ii6er uio pl6Bli6er 11mi6wung tonlt
natilrli6 in benz ii6 NUT aamGbltg err
n~euernoen Senate nt6t e%rfolgem; unD
bod lift bic 9lenoerung oes Sttmmenner=
bdltniiies AUDI i'm Seuat et1e gan5 ers
ftaunIt6e.
Der ieBigc Sennt beitebt aus 40 Ges
tublifanern unb "a Oppoittioneaen.
(Oer cine Stb bon 9ouiiiana lit in 6olge
Der erfreult1en Nbpeiiuns Yinbbads
t%orttpGbren0 unbeiebt.) 0agegen
ihrumpft bic re9ulGr=repnblifanti0e
Wiebrbeit int Senat mad benz 4. OtGri
ouf unaefGbr a6t %3uianmen. 9ie Sp=
petition fiegte nGnIli6 nt9t nun in alen
Der Mebrbeit mad oppOiittoneler
Stoats9eiebgebnngen, tDel1e etnen BUM
b~esienator All tpG6len battel1, 1%onoern
aud in mebreren republifanti6en Staats1
oeIesoebun9en fonnte fein Republican,
fd1tr Barteitlepper mebr gum senator
oetpGbIt tperoen; me6rere 1ol1e 9e1eB5
oebnnoen tudbLten u~nabbdngtge WtGnlter.
80 felbft inter ben ais regular be5et@ae'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
luna bieier BRET Marler bat fid als urz

lung Oieier BRET Wdnner bat fi3 als ur1z
halfbar ertpieien.
Sour bas 8abiereebniB III Wiiiouri 1T
EN- ei9entliber 8crlult. Sci mebrercn
aloeren Der obi9en Wablen lit 1tbts ge7
iponnen, aber AUDI nihts perloren. 0uz
ta b~eibeDalten lit numentli6 bel Den
8ablen i'll Obio, 8ermont nno Oelas
pare. NlS en1lhieDenen ulo gum 2hetl
Qlan3enoeu 9ewinn biirfen fplr aus
zen nben tur5 augeaebenen @riinoen be-
Sei0neu :: Die neuen S~enatorpablen in
9altfOrnier, Snoiuna, Uti6igan, Wlins
~nelo;a, Nsbrasfa, 3tew Serlep. 9tstp
gOrt, 6lortoa, OtarpIano. Gin t9eils
Ueiler @eDim itlo ole Wablen IN Utal;
la0uiettS uno NDooe SSlano. uno ptel;
lelht audi Die in NeuaOa, lSisconiin,
j3eras, 8lr9lnieh, lno tpenn Anop
SODnio Bier liatt ielmes S1naplts
i%rlntr, uieuetAt io9ar Die 8aDI Don &ens
neilee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
An nnlere Abonnenttu.

Mit benz eeitrtsen Sage lit Ser !3eit-
punft ein8etreten, bon no Ill fein mil
feinsn 8erbinoli9feiteu i'm &iidltanOe
beiinOIi9er N6ounent Der DorIie9enben
3eitun9 ouf 3~uieuOung Oes 8lattes
re9nen 6arf. - 9a Die 9%eraus8eber Der
3eitung 3 a s g o It p OF o auf Die an
45onnenten Derieuoeten 8ldtter B a q +
nn6 i'm 9 oraus be3ablen millien,
uuo alei9po6I bon ben Nbonnentel
teinen 6 a + f ii bteeAusz
Iage %berlan9en, 70 Dirb icoer btutg
Dentenbe begreifeu, baB mir uns etnent
fol9en G~eIbopfer ni4t aud nod sum
8cIten ldumiger S9ulbner uutcrsieben
f0nuen.
DAB bic Suinois Staats3eituns, In
benz iie, o6ne ben 4bonnementS6etra9
gu erboben, bas gOitporto be3ablt, fetn
geringes Spfer brin9t, fam man aus
ben SIdern 6es bieitsen B%oitantss CT:
ieben. IS tpur6en bel bieIem fir ben
Ntpnat Sanuar bon bieiisen 3ets
tunsen fir Die Ssrienbung ibrer $50
6enauS3aben fOl8enoe gortobe:
trGee bela9lt:
Gbtcaso Gribu S42+
Gpsnius So%urnaI.... SS.5$
Guentn9 g it.......... 26.1:
81 nj 100,
SIIinots StautSstttuns....... 12O.4t
Gs bs3ablte iomit inter bieien fuui
td8It6en @bica9oer 3citungen Bic Sill:
nots Stoats3eitung BEN y 69:
fen Yortobetra9 fiir Die SerIsn:
bung ibrer 8o6enausgabe, b0ber IeL6ii
ais Die GbtcegO Shines, fat I'M SO
9ro;eut bober, ais bic Srtbune uni
bas Gpentng Sournnl, unb fait flint:
NAL 10 bod, tpie Die gbening g Il. =
Guf Oas san5e Sabr aus9eOebnt, ma9t
Der gortobetrag, tpel9tn bic Sutnois
Staat5;ettung iomit auf ibre @o6eu;
aussabe ;ablt, iiber 1900 Dollars aus,
tpeI9es, mad Qnre6nung be1
an unereNbne6 nj er b~ert6etlz
ten Brdmtenz8u6er, BE nj
&einseW tnnbon 1000 Sabresz
Announcements 9Ietdfommt.
gon ben fruber onse5eisten 8rdmten.
bI9ern lit nod Elm serilger SorratF
iibris unD, 10 peit ais btefe1
8orratb rei9t, tpsrben mir 9ernt
Oenen, tuel9e uns, auBer etpat=
gen &IdfGnben, ben pollen 8es
trag zines Sabres> Announcements r Oolz
Iars] 3uienben cine fOI6e BrGmis
suiteaen. Sir bteienigen Nbonnenten,
peI9e ft9 bes gcnauen 8etra9es unieres
@utbabens nt9t ertunern, Doaen mir be-
melfen, baB auf iebem @rempIar neben
benz gtau1elt oes Q6onnenten oas . a.
tum gebrudt ftebt, BIS au ~ L
9eme ct boIL be3abIt BAT, alIo
(in Sal zines GtIGItanOes) Das Datum,
al peI6em 6as Announcement
erIo19en q unb bon tpel6em an
IS erneuert tperben muB. 3. 8. vSo6n
S6mibt, Stunt Is. IA" betBt, baB So6r
S9mi6t fir bic 3eitung bonn Is. Stunt
1874 All ben @bonuementsbetrag i9uIs
bet un6 6aB; tpenlt CT 2 Dollars einienz
bet, ct 6antit bis gum Is. SUM- 1875 be-
aabLt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
bDnnementsz8 rcifc :

9aBebIatt, iacIuiiue NortO per Sabr $1,000
&odembIatt, - - S 400
@eIten S 400
2tbonnentcn, tueIGe auf Nrdntien 2tnfpru6)
MAIDEN, baben etiuaise RidftanSe su bertdz
4iaen unS ein Sabr i'm GprauS su sabIen.
8eIocr, PET @ediet, Post Money Order
O0er In resiftrirtet Srtefem f0tnc, amf umIer
NiffO seiamOt peroeH. 9ean aOrcffrc:
ILLINOIS STATS ZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO, Hi.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09
RAR MEETING.

Proceedings Of q mestisg Of Members 9, =
Bar, held in the Cosrt-Aosse' iddH0 ''''
April6sA,s 1876.
Immediately after the Adjournment O ~
| Cosst for IT, tern. the members OF the Do
vbo had been in attendance thereon me. =
the Court-roon for the purpose Ut expressing
their ientimeots towards Hon. Jono o'1' :
presiding Judge Of the District.
Meeting called to order BY George Ains''e
Esq. n;,
On motion. Jonas w Brown was unan'
mously elected Chairman. and James d. nav
lev Secretary Of the meeting.
After several complimentary speeches. ="
motion Of Judge Alsnson Smith co""''ee
Of three was appointed to express the 'e0'''
ment. Of the Bar towards Judge Clark.
The Chairman appointed as said COMMITTEES
Messrs Alanson Smith, H. E. Prlcketl anu
George Ainslie.
Alter a short adjournment the meeting was
again called to order and the committee 'e'
ported the following resolutions:
Resolred, That We cordially unite IN tender
ing to His Honor. Judge Clark Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court. our thanks Tor
the able. dieni6-d. and impartial manner 10
which be has presided over the March term OF
the District Court of this county. just ended
Resolred. That the pr"mptness ana genrra'
correctness Of his decisions arrived a. 0! 'ne
independ-nt exercise Of vigorous mind'
PROMPTED and sustained by 6rm det~rn'na'
ton to uphold the law and administer justice
command our respect and t"uch our pride. AZ
members Of the Bar fran which he has been
Amounted. and Of our profession. which has
for its highest object the correct and just I'D
ministration of Justice.
s st:' l:s.; ss:'"' COMMITTEE.
II T.. PRlcKErT,
On motion Of Mr.. Hawley, the report was
unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr. Barbour. the Secretary
was directed to furnish a copy OF the resolu-
tons to each Of the various newspapers pub
lished 10 the Territory.
The meeting then adjourned.
JONAS W. BROWN, Chm.
JAMES II. HAwIgY. Sec'y.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

THE IcAHO WORLD.-The Idaho WoRrD
published at Idaho City. Idaho Territory, has
enlarged it, weekly ; double its former size.
and commenced the publication Of tri weekly
edition. Mr.. Sutton, the editor, says that he
thinks Boise county large enough, rich enough,
and the people generous enough. to support
6rst class paper, and he is willing to give them
chance The WORLD IL good paper, and
we areglad to see it prosper. Its enlarged
form; and publication Of tri.weekly, is indi.
eative that Idaho is not yet played OUT
Helena (Aon.) Independent.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

PENN MoNTHLY.-The April number Of thi.
leading American magazine has found its way
into our sanctum, and il most welcome visi
tor. The breadth and solidity of its articles
and the elegance and purity Of the languag. in
which they are couched, are SO marked as to
constitute almost new feature in magazine
literature; and it publishes nothing but sub
stantial articles-no light or corrupting sub.
jects, no ephemeral trash-such - deform
most publications Of our time, to turn the
heads and poison the fancy of readers. find
place on its fresh. cleaning, practical pages.
We cheerfully commend the Penn Monthiu to
whoever wants to subscribe for truly supe.
rior magazine. Published at SOC Walnut
street, Philadelphia. at 81 per annum.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

The civil rights bantling. the of spring Of
an expiring bermaphrodite Congress, is caus
ing its nurses serious trouble. Four or five
high authorities have already proclaimed it a
iusus natura and declared it unentitled to live
and the democratic politicians who we're
making haste to accept it as the law OF the
land, believing it an ignus fatuus to b- fol
lowed into Office. now stand aebast at the ju
dicial ruin. which has 80 suddenly and unex
pectedly darkened the horizon If their ambi
ton and their hopes. while the republican
leaders. genuine Fishers Of men," rub their
hands in glee al the rapdity with which the
gudgeons swallowed their shining but poison
Gus bait
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

New York. April l-Gen. W. G. Mank, who
has held many important positions 10 govern
mental service including Consul. General 10
Mexico. was arrested by secret service off
Ger. last evening on the charg. of selling coun-
terfrit money. and committed 10 jail. Mans.
at the time Of his capture had, IL IL charged,
$500 in good greenbacks which had been In
the market for Identification. given him IN ex-
change for counterfeit currency. Grn Mank
fought in the rebellion. commanding one regi-
iuent in the brxad. If Gen. Morton. now
United Stairs Senator He draws n pension
as Northumberland, having been wounded
several times.
Lewisburg Pa. April THE food caused
by the ice gorge is driving people from houses
along thu river. Great excitement prevails.
Hazle.on, Pa. April The excitement ai
Upper L-high Yesterday was intense There
was periec: reign Of terror. II seems tha,
the rioters divided th-r forces beior. enter
ing the town. some coming in a, the east and
others ut the west end. SHIFTS were fired in
discriminatory. Many Of the ri"ssrs were in
toxicated, and Wen. through hotel. endeaeor-
ing to force the landlord and board-rs Ia Join
them. Some Of the inmates took refuge in thu.
cellar while others escaped through the back
doors. The companys store was attacked
and shots fired into the building, but the super.
intendent and clerks escaped Persons riding
along the highway were stopped and fired
upon when they refused to join the rioters
Riots are reported at Ashland. with the loo. Of
several lives All is quiet here this morning.
Boston. April IN. w. Hodgdon, a dry
goods commission merchant, has suddenly de.
camped. taking with him, ii is alleged, S2o, 900
worth Of bonds belonging to his mother-in law
| New York. April German banks state
that the impending panic in Berlin is caused
by large advances in prices. and that reported
failures were caused by parties being short at
Frankfort.
Peruvian dates to the 14th Of March report
another great discovery Of guanO in an out Of
the way place, below a hard crust Of sand
some few leagues south of 1quiqui. The g,,ano
has been found to DO Of the best quality
Albany. New York, April IA bill was in.
Produced in the Assembly to-day providing for
the payment Of jurors in the protracted trials
at Brooklyn. The bill provides that in case
trial is protracted beyond sixty days the
Supervisors may grant snch extra compensa-
ton a. they ser it, The Titon- Beecher case
is already on the thirteenth continuous week
Washington, April The public debt state
mept shows decrease during March of S..
6S1.2lO; currency balance. $5.1s2.4l2; coin,
E84, los $50; com certificates. S24, 19l, 900;
special deposits, legal tenders for redemption
and certificates Of deposit. S42. O45, 600; out
standing legal tenders. 1919 1876 900; decrease
Of public debt since June 80. 1874, $9,453, 462
Detroit. April 1.-The Ice in Grad river
broke uptc-day. Four iron and one wooden
bridge were carried away at Lansing, Lon,
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An UPRIGHT JUDGE.

1t . meeting Of the Bar. held in tho Court
hou,e on Tuesday evening last, resolutions
highly commendatory Of Hon. John CLARK
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Idaho Territory. were passed. and are pub
Iished elsewhere in this paper. The Bar IN
thus expressing their concentrations Of Judge
CLARK as q gentleman and just judge ano
Of bis ability and learning as lawyer nave
but echoed The outspoken sentiments Of the
entire people Of Boise county. Never since
Judge Parks held q term of Court here. have
we known Judge whose every judicial act
ruling. and decision. have been received with
such generous. prompt and universal approval
=. has been here accorded to Judge Clark
His brief judicial career here in Boise county
has won for him fadeless and enviable laurrls
az Judge, a lawyer and gentleman, to thar
extent that desire is everywhere expressed
for a re-assien,nent Of the Judges OF the SUI
preme Court, BY which Judge Clark may pre-
aide over the future terms of our District
Court; aud We earnestly unite in that desire.
Already our people trust in Judge Clark as
they do in no other Judge who has presided
over our District Court for years; and his
presence here rs Judge Of our District would
inspire the breasts of honest people with q
confidence in the integrity of judicial officers.
in the purity ofcourts of justice, and in an hon
est administration of the laws. now and for
years unfelt, and ct the same time awaken lii
the hearts of law.brrakers Wholesome fear
Of the consequences Of their deeds Courts,
without the moral support Of the communities
in which they are held, are but snares to en-
tangle the feet of honest people, but which
roques escape without difficulty; and this sup
port exists only where the public have conf
dence in the personal honesty OF the Judge.
and cannot exist without that confidence.
Therefore, to increase the usefulness Of our
AeIIItoIIoi OstIICs Ooutts ~ suc" I"oA
Judge Clark should be assigned to the Second
Judicial District. and we hope the Judges OF
the Supreme Court will take the trouble to
inform themselves whether we speak the truth
herein or not, and if they become convinced
that We do, will make the assignment. We
ask this, not in our own behalf, but in behalf
If the people of Boise county, and at the re-
quest Of very many prominent and influential
citizens here. Let Judge Clark be appointed
to preside over the courts of the Second Judi
cial District, and respect for the law, and the
courts at present something below par, Will be
revived. and Justice and the good name Of our
Territorial Courts and people indicated.
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Notice.


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sssed thai l. L. ". Ggafs.. have done tie 'ail -
Of ~ork required b, ;fe la~ g. Congress ~ F'-"
amendments ;Aer tx. iovi;
Two uu ndred and SIXTY $3.50 De''''
worth 90 the sta. 81 tie wes; quarts iedse - -
cry claim. 1.Gu feet situated 10 bsna@ e.ss -
eossr county. idahc Territory. az .ea are - .
required to pss 10 ssse al .ssessuen sgs'hs Va
The sanse. and for the publication a; tbs 60
mcni. within usnef, dass frxm the cate he'e" !, !,
felt 81. Of Your r..ht titsc interest ard c.an ~ !
and upon, said tar 81 tas West quartz ci.Hs 1T'
sided for BIZ The set ahove specified.
tnAao Cs1y. January ~. 1858, q. " ea""
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Ben BUTLER is engaged as an Attorney 70
nrr.s the claim Of citizen Of New Orleans
for $4,000 against the Government TOR prop
erty stolen BY the rrdoubtable Benjamin du'
ring the war. This 10 very much ~ 1t man
should steal horse AMI then, for fer. prose-
c,t. himself for the theft; but then brns
,n,r,, s.n., ia not the fines. in the world.