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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-07

"BuLLY FoR Dr. FosE BnI-"-"Morn'
in Sam. anything furder from de Glib
il rights p'ceedins?"
".You'se shoutin', ole man, de bill
hab passed de obsceneate an it am a
law"
"Sho nuff?"
"Yo'se right asin, jim. Boss Hci.
sci says de Presumdent hab fixed his
signature to it an dat makes it bindin y
Hole on, Sam. Am it leddcr or
cloff bindin' ?"
"Ledder. for to be co'se. wild gilt
edges and gold letters on de back"
OATS -sumptous. But what's dis
fose bill dey's talkin' bout? What's
baby scorpions de Publicans gwine to
rebolish!
"Jim, Use s'prscd at yorc various
dis information on familious topics.
de fose bill is supplemental suspcn.
dix to de chill rights till n make de
Democrats suspect dc law. If a Dem
ocrat tries to hole on to some oh his
rights, an is not cibil an 'spcc,ful to
colorcd African citizens, den long
comes Grant an constructs him on q
bayonet an hab his corpus to spend
befo' de White House"
"Bul'y for de fose bill. Les gwine
git drink, Sam, an fose de barkeep-
er to credit US. He dassent go agin
de law"-Bruns,cicker.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-07

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n0YSR CITY DUoIu680 U1x1C1UA1.
faN 4
VIM L. Morris-Agent North wssseso 1tsse S""'
-, " p T. IN n AGENT
Ps"5' s'sS' - Tin.
". G. Tsuo-fTops'e'o' 'S~~sS -"
VIM. II. Nye-Drug Store
go -s,oves Tin and Hasdware
E S' .syA.hn
c. w. Moofe-SHs' Ns"'00@' "e@'s "
- peAy-Harness. Saddle ana LAASoes u0Pos'
60. r..,~.,,~. and Clothing.
- Aoss"-~'' 5000 .A
u. b. Reed Co-Osy oooos'
Clothing. Wines and Liquors.
n Ynlk Co-Dry Goods Groceries. ana llosn'
ins
T. Rehvahschef 4 C0.-Ury Goods, Groceries. euo
Clothing.
P. sounS-6rocsrses. Hardware. Iron and siesl
c. yscobs-Flouring Mil and Disalllery.
hlderbeck L acknowledgements. etc.
G. Jarobs--peslrs ia Flour, Bacon and Whas1y.
8. spiegel-vAriesy store.
D. I<vy-6roceFi~s.
cobea-0soc~ries.
Mrx. p Cahen-vsriety Store.
J. y. MISUNDERSTANDING. c'oehs and wsaeh~a
j. Brumm-Jeweirs. Wsirhes and Ciocta.
r. Hnmphry-Je~~iry. Clocks. and Watches.
James A. Pinney-b Book and Variety store.
Vim. Bayhons1-b oot,4nd nho~ ssore-
J. roslxrd-ttoot AID bho~ Maker.
stool Boot aud shoe Mskrf.
n 11ueuu-S cA1sc e0o NsS"@Ss -
her.
A Hse.s-fn,ni'nfe store
Mrs. chAa- ostAer-Aiisnery Store ana pfsss
Maker.
Mrs tsAacs-Msiiinsry ssofe Aod uf~ss NaAef'
Ht rsa.,s, ~ "a, ga c,,,,
"prrssa-s So. "a 49,, IN o,.,r
49," 49,. -" s ss. :. "
- "a - - ~ss.
al" ~. ,a,
!. s.., 80,
81 &C. Ssr0s &osAs C"~sN-
II I.,sn.i,r,
G. " 6es. 4 Genes, Market,
WIN. H. tames-Mess Market
a. ssn."n so-Ns.s Aaas.
Sep.' q ". of'"n-o ssfnaa ""asl
ba.h Young c~air.. Hotel
Iasnsf-Iarnef Honse-hohi
J. II. uorxioe-tapiisi Restaurant.
q. shshs aooh',e'aoaef, ssa eaap Hoass.
csmn ss., a'.o, . sna 80 .o"a
=, ssass sna 80 es Tai
"a Se''"u-1A'et. s'e.s aha ecu s"s'A"
- M. Tss..'1 Asn esa e sna'e
!. -" - v.,s
= -. '.a
Barrett wi.lian..~I. ama.r Y.,a.
~ a. aAfssoa~t@sfiAss. wagon. b4scksfuash AID
J n ,ac l .,n,,, shea
:, 80. ssh''n shof'
.nssps.n-s iaa asa.''h sa"p.
q " s,,,,. ..,..a.,,,,a go "''P'
su", -h,se1 s.n.s SHOP
= !" o ~--.s ssmah SHOP
T. Msnran-foresnsn y. ". \. Cos Machine
ssors
: ". = e1Aea-fofesAn y. ". T. Cos casr.As
Q p.. ,@ ,,,a. MO-. Var Yard
~ Ns.s,.. a..
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-07

JOURNALISM -fbSs co6dsctpr' Of :
nublic journal who faithfully performs
his duty generally leads = toilsQne
and thankless life. With . firm por-
pose to do equal end exact justice ne
arouses strong antogonisms and makes
lifetime enemies of many who. II ne
were engaged in almost. any other r1 po '
suit would be among his best tr'enos'
If he comments with just severity up
on the acts Of those who have oce''
chosen to administer public AFFAIRS ne
makes more enemies than friends by
so doing If he ignores or pa'l'a.es
the real or apparent derelict'ons OF du'
ty on the part Of the servants OF the
people, his motives are impeached ana
his friends alienated. If he tells the
truth and nothing but the truth re-
garding subjects in which the public
are interested, there are oftent'mes
those who think that this or that de-
tail ought to have been omitted. and
the list of his downright enemies or
lukewarm friends is again increased,
If he utters an honest opinion on
subject of public concern and after
wards changes his views and gives
expression to the thoughts and conc'u-
sions which further light and more ma
ture reflection have convinced him are
correct, he is accused of inconsistency
and an intention to accomplish pur-
pose detrimental to somebody's inter
ests. We have limited at only few
Of the obstacles and difficulties with
which the editor of the period comes
in contact. But there is law of com
pensation that sets all things even,
and the faithful journalist receives his
share of its benefits in the end
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-07
RAJ IA,
CORNER IDAHO Avn ~
BOISE CITY

We announce TO the public tia, :. -.
se0sssd aud rs.usnish~d the chow ~.
aud are now prepared 70 scconno1...
and transient guesta.
A good fire-proof safe in H. /!
Susz en-.
A0g9s-Eu. u
, 1875-09-03


Tic l'tcrasy world las recently sustained . IT,
voro loea III tho death OF NlGuoIAs MULLER, ths
Hvabian ptinter-poot. Ho waa horn in 19ag, q.
Lango'Iau, near Uln. and. like h!a parents, was
n working 1nnn. lis tirs+ schooling wsa n,nong
his fatkor'a books, UnL.Asn being tho ravorto
poet Of his youth. 1Io first wont to school in
Stutgart md afters7arl became an apprentice
IN n printing catablishmont. Later ho nalo
tour through Germany and tho Low Countries,
md upon bis roturn devoted himself entirely 10
verse; and succeeded In obtaining recognition
from Bono Of tho boBt cr1ttcs iu Germany. Tho
revolution of 1913 droyo hm out Of Germany
mud, after living aomo years in c1lc In Hwitzc,-
lnnd ho camo to Now York in 1858, and obtained
u living aa type-aottor. Atr. BRYANT, who has
translated soulo OF hla Verros, pEoaoupcos him 4
gonuino poet.
WILLIAM BENNETT.
Tho Naw York Tribune contniuB tho following
obituary uottcn Of W1IL.au uEKHErT, AZ on%
time q prominent English actor:
Mr. WILLIAM BENNETT tong connected with tho
Tnndon stage, and lAtterly TIM Hectetary Ut le Druty
I3tto Theatrical Fund, died tho sth Of Angus. ii
bellevue Cottage Walthan,ston, England. sEr. les.
May -, 1874 when he played jack Iuk III tho ,.Ac.
nj huretta OF "Thg Birthday" For years AiterWart
ha wns oHlcr OF tia English Opera tn,npany dur
Ing the sfnamert aud ntnut lb39 Joined tho Drury-
Hero ho ranained several seaAuns4 Mr. WILLIAM UrS.
SErr uAa tho father Of M!As JULIA uExNErr rr. tho
young nctrcsd who attained popularity At the Haynar-
bet about quartr Of century ago. and subsequent.
10 this country, continuing hor sucecaa upon ths
American etage.
, 1875-09-03

q. d. LoRn brought in tho necessary bin and
got MI appropriation of :sco,0oo! OF this,
BENNETT rot only slo,noo, which Ao hna Just
been obliged to rcHtoro. Tho Inspector got
$so0D Ile has Just heen arrested. Tho
hribod Aasemblyrnar. backed ly tho chief Of
tllo gnng, SENATOR JAnv1s Ionp, actunlly tric.l
10 grab mnre tl,nn Tho two-thinla assigned to
him. BENNETT Ind 10 bring auit to keep
J'Rvls and GEonoE from pockeling moro
t1lan $4D,Doo.
AL this testimony, and more OF tho ann'o
Eort, WAS givcn in tho preliminary oxa'nina-
tinn OF GEonoE LoRD, Immediately nfter his
arrest. 1fo was held to bn;l in $15,00o. An
ilea Of tho extont Of the Atcal can 10 got
from the ovidenca gtvon by member Of tha
Caua1 Commission, who hal personally III
Blectetl tho work. lie aworo tlsat s.2OS tlaya'
work Ind l,ecn done. Tho bill presented
and allowed clained pay for 45,Go5 days
work,
Tho statutory penalty for LoRp's alleged
olfense is 1iyo years Imprisonment or S5,'H|o
fine, or both. If tho cnso is puslledt and Tho
rest OF tlio LORD family aro NJ keenly inyesti-
gated. tho fatnily residence may be changed
from Rochester to Sing Sing.
, 1875-09-03

wero in better request md stoa1y, ut $l.12
per gallon. Lake freigl,ts were fair|y nctiyo
md stcaty. nt yc for corn 10 Buffalo. Flour
was quiet md unchanged. Wheat was nctivc
and advanced lc, closing nt a1.t+a casl, md
s!.14 for October. Corn WINS in good de-
n'nnd, aud advanced 5c, closing nj G2ic cash,
mud G3jc for October. Onts woro active aud
3@sc higher, closing at 3lic for September,
md 3+1 O for octobar. 1syo was quietand time
NJ s>c. harley was quiet aud fir,ner, at II, os
for September, and s1.o+ for October. Hogs
were quiet and unchanged, with Trading prin-
cipnily at a7,ao@8.0o for light, and nt ss7.Go
@7.s0 for heavy. Cattle wcro dull. Shocp
ruled steady. Ono hundred dollars in gold
would buy S113.s74 in grcepbnc!;s ut tho
close.
, 1875-09-03

Again the Boartl of County Commissioners
havo forestalle.l tin city authorities in tho
matter Of tho Court. House construction. A
resolution was yesterday adopted in tho
County Board providing Tint only tho li,ne-
stono qnarrici in Cook and Viii Counties
sllall be used in tho building. This notion, it
wns understood, was intended to chccknatc n
scheme hatched up by interested members OF
tha Common Council to select tie Quincy
sandstone. Tho latter may bo nh excellent
stone, but its cost would necessarily OK
cyc,l lint Of our homo stone, which
is transported nil tho way by water,
anil which, for external beauty and de-
airab1o qualities for building purposes,
not to speak OF its chcnpnesE, is second to no
bniltling matcrial used in rebuilt Chicago. A
better selection could not hnve been mat1o by
tho County Board, and it is hnrdly probable
that tho Common Council will elect to mix
up matters by choosing tho Quincy Rsono for
tho city'a half OF tho building. In view,
however, Of tho fact that several Of tho Cook
Connty qunrrics do not contain stone Of
thickness requisite for solno 1arts of the
work, tho field of competition should bo Gu
lurgel l'y inviting bids for several gratlcs of
thickness, and Tins givo alt tho quarry
owners n chance to submit proposals.
, 1875-09-03

ing an.l corrupt political institutions in tho city.
Tho town otllrors aro oloctcl III tho spring hya
'lisrernsal,to mob, wlicl. indnlges itself al
hJ!tuin in reporting anil lnl1ot-box atui1ing,
tlaeroby corruptiag by example md conIani.
naiion every other election held in tlie city.
After having etcotes1 themselves in thia cor
rnpt manner, tho whole business and single
nim Of tho Town officers ~ to grab as much
OF the public money as they can. Their Eslr-
1,oso could ho drfeRtcd II tho justices of tho
Ponce, who nro II eDito members of tlo
l}oartl, would lo their duty. but when n
couple of tlscso nbsent themselves f7om tho
1'oard nleetlngs, aud couple moro voto with
Tho grabbe,s, tho Achcmo Ii carried ont, md
tho people hive 10 suffer tho most infa'nona
cxtortion, IN proportion to tho amount OF
money involved, TINT hns oyor been practicotl
III milf irs
, 1875-09-03

How Ia II that some OF tia 7fasst edltorfa1 on Tue
Dsnk Of California keep getting iaplaced tho teo-
graph page. ds.ed Ban FrAacaco, and headed Especial
atbs Matt.
surc enough, how Ia IT. and Is It not rather
anunusual arrangement for D1r. FAwcrr1E. fina1-
cial editor Of tho lntss- Ocean, to writs special
dispatches to h!s paper from Ban Francisco, whilo
making daily visits to tho bauka Of Chicago, as
uHual? In both casea. no doubt tho errors woso
due to blundors in "making up" Let tho night
editors DO discharged. Any man who can't toll
tho difference between an editorial sst.co and
spscial dispatch from tho ether Hde Of tho con.
tlnent Ia unit to hold responsible position On
newspaper. Tag TA1nuNE can produce recaiptcd
bills for isa special dispatches; can the other pa
pera do aa much7
, 1875-09-03

The Catholic autloriticH of Montreal, in
detianca Of tho decision Of tho English privy
Council, arc not disposed to allow tho inter
ment OF tho body Of Gu1BoNp in co,laecratetl
ground. An attempt was mado BY friends Of
tho deceasod to carry out tue royal order
yesterday. but the funeral procession was
met at tho cemetery hy tho Catholics in
force, ule gatca barricaled, aud the honrse
containing tho body stoned by tho mob, who
wcro reported to bo mostly well aruled and
fast increasing in numbers. At last accounts
the military Ind boen sont for, and desper-
Ato resistance WIS predicted. And poor
GurnoRps c!ay ia yot above ground.
, 1875-09-03

Tho telegraph has already brought very
full and vivid accounts Of tho scenes which
transpired in san Francisco on the day Of tho
events which have happened siuco. The
tnails now present a very suggestive picture
Of wl,nt occurred OIL tie lay before thu hank
OF California succumbod, whom tho " Kings"
Of money Oh ono hlo aud FLoop i O'lsnlEH
on tho othor were waging tho deat4-strugg.o
which was to end In tho utter discontinue Of
ono or the othnr. The Hcono rezniuds ono OF
tho conspiraoics and desperate etIorta Of tho
gamblers on memorable nighta to broak tho
faro-bAnlts of Baden and Iombusg In
Germany. There waa tho samo ter7iblo OK
cite1ncut, tho anna desperate, reckless use Of
money, tho sa,no relontlcss fury, TIC sumo
energy Of despair. The 0pl,ir mining stock
Yves tho objective point for the possession Of
Which tho rival Kings Of tho Bonanza wore
struggling. Floon l. O'lsn1Ey wantod Ophir
rs Que OF the most important lnks In ohain
OF mines which they are determined to havo.
10 get ophir, They must mako lAlSEos lot
20 Ut It, and to mako him or tho
l.ank Of California let 60, they must
tighten up tho money market; in other
words, put RA1sroa's hands into visc aud
squeeze them until ha WAS compelled to
drop tho stocks ho WIS clutching so desper~
ately. Thoy brought every trick and strata~
ge'n known to tho unaor1pulous aud cunning
capitalist to bear upon this process to mako
tho bank crowd unload Ophir. Having q
bank OF their own With large capital, thoy
used this AZ the principal ba.tering-rnm
against tho Bank Of California, They loaned
money less freely. Taoy flooded the market
with other mining stocks, running the prices
1own SO low that every one could iuyoss
Then they made their first aerioua assault
upon tue Bank OF California by Withdrawing
nearly 82, ,o0o, ,00o In coin dsposltod in /. and
, 1875-09-03

Iho IoWa bonrI Seems to be little intlu-
encca by pnblic opinion. Tioir Indifference
in this regard is fully illustrated by tho
voting Of $l,50o to tho Town Clerk for
fow days work. As 5lo0 woald bo abundant
aud liberal compensation for all tho work tho
Town Clerk does, this item Bhows tho mean
and dishonest disposition Of majority Of
peoples money rs possible. 1t Is 1nnttcr Of
HtlrpriEe and regret that two Of tile ,JuEticoa
- d. r,.a 80, i; xe
MCBsrg, EUoTE anil AtECCu Wa know ltk1n
of Foors. End that ]ittle wos honcfn1. hit
hia action IN certainty n most nnfavorab'o r..
PRODUCTION, Somoth;nc 1ifrercnt. howovor
WIS oxnocted of 1InEou. THAT rentiemo,'
In. boan mn ofllco.soo}xor for n oooa ,nony
vaora or7 t,ov;r1, tiro1,v ,ncrood.1 =, oa..;.,,
, 1875-09-03

Rochester ia tho hoailo,,arters Of what mad
to bo cnllcd ..tho Loup family" ontl wLnt IL
now collcd sjnco thu o,nosHro of the Gam,
Ring, "tno Loap gang" Tho eono conaista
Of soyerol highly res1cc,ahlo md ncar,y ~.
1otoi1 porsora' whosn 1;voa ora f7ovoto1 y,
ronrosontin1 Rochester in the Nav, Yor1, + m.
iulotnro ovI tul;n, controc,, M ,,or,r ~, tna
Ella cano1 Thev rcacmh,a u1vrvn i, hoina
- sto,oamon". nni tho lmnon,l,na tr,o1 ~ e nne
n, tham GyoncE n ronn nov % s,,aw - ,1at I
, 1875-09-03

Tho 1"ftrior, a religious newspaper, makes
light Of tho hopo expressed by TnI CHICAGO
Tn1nusE that tho proposed revival to bo in-
ft'ated by Mcssrs. 1loon1 aud SANHHr 1nay
result in u revival Of honesty, inas1nuch as
dishonesty is tho cardinal sin in American
political aud commercial life. Wo presume,
therefore, TINT tho Interior, n religious news.
papor, Is not in favor Of rcviya: OF honesty.
This would not DO in violation Of tho char.
actor Of tho Inttr;or, andis what might bo OK.
poesed Of it. We havo never yet known a
dogmatist to bo either honest or charitable,
aud as the Interior iB edited by dognetiyt,
We may expect that paper to slss its influence
for a roviyal Of dogma instead Of honesty.
This simply 1noans II you don't travel to
Leayon in our conveyance nut patronixs The
concern over tho way, you must inevitably
lanl in pcrdition. From such rovlval, tht
people will pray to DO delivered
, 1875-09-03

Returns from tho California election iudi-
cato that tho Dc1nocrats havo carried tho
6tate ticket. 1t is regarded as certain that
LurTnELL, Democrat, in tho Third District,
and lioro1s7oN, Republican, in tho FonrtA,
nro reelected to Congress-. Iii tho First Dis
trict the contest is narrowed down to RAM
Elm aud T1En, the Independent candidate
being nowhere, md in the Second the vote ia
closo mud uncertain ns between PAGE md
LAnx1s, Republican and Democrat.
, 1875-09-03
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.


RATS o. ErnscRtrrlor trAIABLE m ADVANCED.
rossnRr FrcpnlA Mt shts Office.
n.t}; 1{e.r. .....si3'p1 Weet'S. !sar....s I.g;;
Irt-WeekE{..-.r. B+ID ftFs eonies.....-.+ .lil
&unhay Edtttnn. - Ten copttt......... 11.UtJ
doubIe ahtnt..... i.NUf
Paris oi n year al the sarno rsst.
WAsTEn-pne tetso nRtnt in cach town and yil'age.
Special Arsanec1ncnta made With such.
Fpccituen eorlts sent free.
To prevent delay and mistakes, hc suro and Rf:e
FostOa1eo address In fa inclnduR Slate and County
Fenl!ttsncca may bo mEe either by 'asnft, r1prrAs
poAtofcn orlar, or In Registered ettert. at olr risk.
1xaNs TO CTR sunscAinrRt.
Daily, delivered, snniaY excepted. 1j cents per week
Daily delivered Sunday included, 30 cents per week.
Address T1fR TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madton mil Dearborn.ss.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-09-03

At f0st fhe )u;ncv ucnntlnl,c ,cnuo I,as i3ovcl.
onef7 ;nfo eonoth;nr 1;1ro n ,rooc1v Tn ,hia
caso tto Raw, Horrx,a h tried hofnro chnrcl,
trihunot. w,,cro s,conf1,hond or hcarsny avi.
t1onco In a1,nittcd. md whoro ;n,nortant atnta.
,onts ,rov;o,g,v ,,n1o aro oc.an,o,1 in ,roof
Co,rts of Inv exc1utlo suc1, testimony. md,
M Inns hccn socn IN n rocont rcon,,o,.tr;o1'
muc}, vo1noh1o limit ;s of,rn y}nt out wh;c,,
could ou,v ,,avo hccn ohto;noil IN this vav.
In Tho on;ncv caso tho ecclesiastical court
normtttcd ,,aro,a tout;uonv eomo,v,ot h tbo
, 1875-09-03


Thus F.oon l. 0'1sn1xy kept on until they
ind anceectcd il, locking up :;7,MA,.N in
tl,er own vaults, :a,oo,.onD moro il. tho
R.yings.bauks, nntt several millions ,upro in
lilo country. lhs San Francisco CH3puich Of
tile .tay before tho crash SAYS;
Every knows that the n,u',c, market nera* no
aFsihc"' Mia to Ftringrncy At Ibis timr of srhr. Thu
novtn" o cron Tho Luz s,' ~
cst men in tht. cy are larrc, nsalca t., lilo drain
of gold to he East has cen heavy for rovera1 months
paM, anu oh'y dH'a''ao' aa'to Feccnt'y tho 'nsr-
s,o ak nm nm Ia a,,aa, =, m " -, 49,.
tho 1ocat market euy, w,c, four Or yo ,,,,us nc
Withdrawn, i1s absence IL serio,sly ftlt. 1 ILnop Il
hHi.s ne suppote" 70 lave ~ aesu"l deposit anu
not far abort of sin M, .ooa ~ ~ 'Ap's'"s"'
When This lon millions wns sccure,v 1oc,.cd
nm. FtooD e. OI,mrv lnl tr;,n,,,ho,,
Opl;r went to tic hnu,,uer n. r1,;nous ratcs.
md fell iuto t1e lau,1s Of tho ennu,y. rhcn
canlo tho yl,ispored susuicon TINT t,o non1,
of California VIVA not abls to redeem i,s dc.
posits. Then QUO, ten, u hundred tlcposi.ors
checked out their money, Tho rusl. of OK.
cited md alarmed depositors then began,
Thousands r,,sl,cd for their boards. Tho
bauk cou1,l not ret the 7old tn meat NIL these
demands on sirM. because r1oon & O'1;n1Ey
Ind locked tho pold IN securely. Tia other
bntlka co.,ld no. l,clp, because in t|,o tighten,
ell money market they r,,st sayo themselves.
RALs7ox was lseislulcsl in on every Btla 1fo
waa completely enyeloped in tho meshos of
tho not thrown over him. 1Io could not ex-
rcct F1ooD Il O1'n1rH to relcrt* for it WIS
F1oon t. O'nR1Ests programme to brca1,
him down. This was what they wcro fighting
for. lIo could not expect tho other banks
to help lin, for tile yise was sqaeczing
them also, md sclf-prescrvntion in tho first
Inv of life. 1Iis own stockholders, WHO wcro
IMPLY nblo to holp him, were tlisplesscl with
his reckless management Of tho bank, mud
would not come to Ills rcscuo, IIo was alono
il, the midst Of his enemies. Tho ancient
Crock Nemesis was not moro iuplacahlo. 1ho
inevitable crasl, cn,nc Tho ba,,l; collnpsetl,
ard tho wrctchcil victim went to his dcatl.
liko tho haggard gambler who, having ven.
tured his all upon tho throw of thu dico and
lost, puts tho pistol to hia head and fires.
But tho Kings Of tho ]}onatlza got tho plum
der for which they Ind fought.
And F1oopN y Bn1Es will r1,lo tho 1noneyel
realm Of California until somo moro nower-
full or moro cunning rivnl uliscatg thcm and
their bank in turn oollnrses. There muyt le
moro crashes, moro panics, moro r1,in, 20
long aa business is managed ilcritimate1y
upon tho earubling-tablo inHteail of running
in its legitimate channels, If Moopy mud
SsaKEY waut to find field for their lnbors,
, 1875-09-03

ynluo of thogo o1,tstnui1;no urcon;roa r,,ro
Of how ,nnnv m;1iiora of 1coot tenders ran
circulate anti con,mon,, ~ or o3 cents OH tic
dollar In ro11 IL ou1x canable of being NIL
swcrcd by n practicai tr;nl, Wn hod S:;,:1;,-
00o. ana nf 1ccel.,r,nlcrs from 1868 10 1s;.,
then they woro increased to s::Se. .Ot}u, 600,
md now sta,ul at @37 ok, moo. It IN certain,
therefore, that, nftor allowing for tho amount
Withdrawn from nc.ivo circulation mud held
by savings banks as a resorvo, n,,d nsod in
daily transactions, the supply on tic market
for pey1ncnt Of tlobts in far In excess OF tho
demand Ton years nfter tho restoration OF
pence. they nro worth but IS cents ms Sub.
stituse for coin in tho payment of debts.
, 1875-09-03

a fenrful rainfall occurred at Dubuque,
Ia., yestorday. Ono Of tho policemen of
TINT city, overcome with tho vigilnnco for
which tho starry tribe aro celebrated, fell
asleep under shed, aud, when the floods
camo, was washed into tho river. Tho cor
respondent supplements this information
with tho significant statement TINT tho daun-
age douo by the storm waa not Of serious
~1,hrnotnr
, 1875-09-03

II 10 r1.uorul that Superintendent nEnM will rnazp
on Tho lat IT (ctubeE aud b1t aroaH stfost will 10
susas Ia put Capt. 0uap in has aso.-Bptnsa9 Jour
Nat.
We don't tako any atock In that '.r,lmor."
JAKE Ia ono OF the Kind that seldom dlea and
ueyor rcslgus. And Why should haa 1Ie has
got good thing whc1c ho Ia; salary, Influence,
power, employments basidas ho Ia recovering
lost grounds he IL doing much bestor Of lato
than formerly but thoso IL sttll considerable
suona for improvement Tho Ramblots. thieves,
bunlolsts, and Villains OF various degrees hare
not ali boeu bounced by any msans.