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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-27

PLAcERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J.V.R Wtt-Grneral Merchandise. Plaza.
Weller 4 Smth-General Merchandise
Plaza.
James Eagan-Justice Of the Peace.
Robert X Irvin-Constable
john Myer-Postmaster. Granite street.
Myer e. Smith-Drugs L. Medicines and
Fancy Cords. Granite street. ~
Niger & Smith-Wells, Fargo & Co..
AGENTS. Granite street. 8ts~
\ w. j. ysician and Surgeon.
Granite street. ....s ..tE@ = trr ..t. -
\ J.W. Decentralization Hotel. Plaza
Mrs Margaret Buckley --ldaho Hotel.
Granite street. 80. 3 ..s.,
Mrs. d. Steckles-Phenix Restaurant.
Plaza. ...8..t .t... 81
Garrett. Hayes g. Co.-Empire Meat Mar
ket. Plaza.
O. Donnell & Co.-City Meat Market.
Jas. McKay-Mngnolia Saloon. Plaza.
~ DVVOS 0ss-AUVrI ssUUsOUdS N0lUOusA tlZ0s
Girls. Anderson-- Miners Sslaon. Plaza. i.
y. Charles Kohnry-Brewery and Saloon.
Plaza. #as. q
Di-hl & Martini Blacksmith Shop .Pluza.
Martin Cathcart-Shor Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crchard-Livrry Stable. Plaza.
p. Langrie-Cabinet Maker. Idaho street.
way.
John M-rrill-Tin Ware. Plaza. -
/, Andrew ,Carynnr- Barber Shop. Idaho
street 3a
ID ..oCs 1iolden-C sspcnter Shop. Idahp
strpet iii eI1s.i 3rss 8aaa nHsniasaoo
John z. -SsuHders- Carpenter Shop Gr1h-
III etYplg ri tasue,d iatrzW xoiN ST
y W,eAbd3utchinsos -CsrSsstsE Ship. Gran;
=. Andrew us ryl!SonnM4l6 . itlut.A' sivR' slA....
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lsAyx .You.s oRpERs At sflAsy's-Perscns dear ~
% Be called d, II ihofnina5kt aa"ssriieao h6M
81 usual yin please ls41s.iAds orders sslshs P6ss
Ecs Bookstore. J0nn. FsAHx,i
Night Watchmsn.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-27
3aaho' Tri-agsekly avarld.

--I.--
z. IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
C. 8 Kiugs,ey. general merchandise. Main Street
W crafts, general merchandise, Main street.
Thomas Barry. general merchandise CONNER
cial street.
Iauef Swim, general merchandise. Main
E0 Mare. Tin and hardware. Main street.
n B. Kimmel. watches and jewelry, Main street.
J. b. Emery, general merchandise. Main street.
Ed. Fulmer, general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN, hotel, Main street.
". PAYNE carpenter. Main street
John Runyan, painter. corner Commercial and
Wall streets. etA# f1f s4tt5st 49,
DR.. shefer, physician and surgeon. Wallula
DR.. 81. Zipf physician and drugstore. Main street.
Rowe L McDevitt. meat market Main street.
A. Strauss. commission and storage business.
Main street.
John Garrecht meat market Main street.
n. Haug. brewery. Main street. na st U
G. W. Moore 4 Co.. First National Bank. Main
street
8. G. silsby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street s+..f 4.
M. q Luney. hotel Luna House. corner Mont
Eomery and Commercial streets.
W. W. Black, livery and feed stable Main street.
81 wulf & Miller. soda factory. Wall street.
Tincher h Holland. saloon. Main street.
Matt Zapp. saloon. Main street.
McClintock Stewart feed and livery stable.
Montgomery street.
Martin Mellennovich. restaurant. Wall street.
' william Mautz, boot and shoe shop. Main street.
Hay Cowan, blacksmiths. Main street.
John Harley blacksmith. Main street.
Henry Freidenger. bakery and ffuit store. lain
street.
Dolioux. grocery and liquor store. Montgomery
street.
4 Chas Mautz boot and shoe shop. Main street.
Heman Jones. wagon maker. Main street.
Josiah Cave blacksmith, Main street.
Thomas Dixon. ta1sor. Mainstreet-
Stuck Eli carpenters. Main street
Lester / Furguson. carpenters, Montgomery
street .4 f
DR.. B. Simpson. physician and dentist. CONNER.
cial street.
John Brodbeck fruit aud cigar store, Main street,
B. F. Lodge. matchmaker, Main street.
Geor emmett, upholsterer. Montgomery street
Their Z mill just outside Of town owned BY
orrill ompkins West aud another two miles
front E owned by Willis L Drscoll The latter
Co. has lumber yard Main street: the former at
cir mill. The school house and Good Templar
hall are also Main street. and one or two Chinese
stores There is Methodist Church on Wall street.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-27
Notice..

All debts due the lpAHo WORLD either for
subscrip,ion. advertising. or printing. must BE-
paid to f.. w. Jones. or order, who will also
pay the liabilities II til. concern.
T.J. SUTTON,
4. w. JONES.
Idaho City. May Is. 1875.
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OBSTACLES TO. MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Mem from the ef
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impedmcnts to Marriage removed. New
met hod Of treatment New and remarkable rene
dies Books aud circulars sent tree. in sealed en-.
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 4lg
North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa..-an Institution
having high reputation fur honorable conduct and
professional skill.
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Notice.

r. Notice.
TOR. G. ALLEN, JOHN F. kEEFE.
l. Ramondo Quaily aud William Wbitue. and all
VIII m il may concern: You. and each Of YOU. are
hereby notified that ]. X G. Allen. c done the
full amount OF work required by the law OF coa-
gress of 1917. aud amendments thereto. 10 Wit.
Two Hundred $500, Dollars
on tn Los Angeles quartz ledge. discovery claim.
situated In Boise county. /. T.. aud on the d.
vide below the town Of Boston on the esst side of
Grimes creek: said claim consisting Of 200 feet
along said Los Angeles quartz ledge. and yon n
hereby required to pay to me all assessments agains
you the same. aud for the publication Of this IN
ce within ninety 1901 days from the date hereof or
forfeit all Of your right titie interest and claim in
to-. and upon. said Los Angeles quartz Claim Ae
provided by the act above specified.
IDAHO CRY. April IL. 1879 Il q. AiLES
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cENrERyrLLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
.4fl,.IH4i-~-t Hs4.-s ii A9sIsfs
Wv. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
!" Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express ofice-C
w. Crafts. Agent. = I : '"''.''.''' go
Jerome Beardsley. fruit, cigars and beer.
Jerome Beardsley. blacksmith shop
C. C.. Medert, hotel. sa.t 9 ;
Hardin & DAILY. butcher shop.
S Dempsey. livery stable. faa
joe Brousau, boot and shoe maker.
Fred Heofein. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright. hay and feed store.
Postoffice. P. J. Moore. postmaster.
Louis PIERRE. restaurant. E''z,f
CHANNEL 4 Church. saw mill.
BF. Channel 4 Co., ditch, ~
S. X. Goidtrnp. ditch
Hung Wn Chung, Chinese store ~
ST. Lung Co. Chinese store.
Glue Kre CO.. Chinese store.
Glue Ke CO., butcher ship ii ~fA
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug store.
U. Harmon. doctor.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-27

OF ALL KINDS FOR
- sale ., this sfhcc.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-27
Notice.


4S-S NJ. pErrESoILI. Co., 10 State Street, Boz
ton 81 Park Row, New York. ana 70l Chestnut Stree,
Philadelphia ~ our Agents fot procuring avert,s
inents idrthe fBAn6 w0Rr ID the asove csties N
snNorased Reoptract for advertising n our lowse.
u fFkSs.9 49,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18
Europa.

V ybu c h dynamitu ma M os eP.
Bremen, II. pros. Pray6 imeno toho
dabelsk6ho zlotince, kteryz pfinesl ma Pa
rolod Mosel bedniGku dynamitem, ktc-
ryz vybuch spdsobil, Jest William King
Thomson. Narodil Sc Brooklyn6, Y
statu New York. Jest asi 35 let star.
On Sc primal, ze byl "a obtansk6 valky
americke kapitanem ma jedn6 lodi ze Sc
dopustil zlo3inu prolomeni blokady (pr
stavy americke "a valky byly uzavfeny q
blokyrovany), natez do N6mocka prchl a
Sasku Sc usadil Tfaskav6 latky, z
nichz dynamit zhotovi, koupil We Spoi.
statech dial 81 ie ma jmeno sv6 poslati
HodinoyJ stroi, kteryz pfi yyPluti Nose
ly spust6n byti mel, sestroiil mu ieden
sasky stroinik im6nem Fuchs, osodly V
Bernbergu. Stroi mel b6zeti plnych 10
dni, nacez mel zvednouti paku, iez silou
tficeti liber ma dynamit udefiti jei zapa-
liti m6la. Thomason obiednal 81 Fuel
Sc dvacet podobnych stroid. kdyz Lip.
sku r. 1913 spolu smlouvu uzaviroll, ma
mluvil mu Thomson, ze stroje ty obiedna-
va pro iednu tovarnn do Spoi. statd.
D'abelsky zlo6mec ten pokusil Sc po o.
sudnem vybuchu spachati samovrazdu,
iez ale cd iinYch osob byla pfekazena-
Rany byly mu obvdzany on We vtzeni
co nejpfisn&ji stfezen. Tu pokusil Sc oPd
tovan6 strhati 81 ran obyazky, takzc do
8v6racky r. zvlashi kazaiky, do niz Sc ne
bezpecni silenci vtGsnayaji = oblecen by
ii musol. Jisto jest, re mel n6kolik spo-
luvinnikd. Nsichni dali ST velmi vysokC
poiistiti zbozi, jez ,Moselou' do New lor
ku dopraveno byti m6lo nikoliy, iak pf'
desle udano zivoty sye.
Thomson zemfel ma rany sv6, aniz b,
byl nGkter6ho spoluvinnika vyzradil.
Celkem zabito vybuchem 50 o8ob lot
poran9no. L poran6nych lnusi mnozi nj
rany sve zemfit.
N6mecka cisafovna utvorila spolek pa
nj k podpofe pozIstalych vdov sirotkd
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18

vrhem bill ma nabozenskou East nebo ze
by MIN poponzeti cht6l protestanty prot
katolikGm.
Ovsem, kongres nema praya pfedpiso
yati 8tattim komu nebo mac by dane ukla
dati m6ly; TO nalezi zcela v pravomoe
most statG. Avsak Grantovi asi ami ne
napado, ably nGco takoveho ma k on gre
su t. /. spolkov6 moci zakonodarni zadal.
On zajist6 vyslovil pouze sydi osobni ma
hled t6 ddv6fe, ze otazku to povzbudi,
il ma denni pofadek pfetfes piiyede tim
konecne rozfeseni ieii uspisi a usnad-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18
RUNE Zpravy.

John w. Johnston We Virginii byl phi
45. ballotu navrzen "a senatora Spoj, sta.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18
kapitOla o ZiskuChtiVOSti.
Ia pficinou hrozneho nestesti Bre

Ia pficinou hrozneho nest6sti v Bre
Nebylo nenf snad, Svyiimaje iediny
nabozensky fanatismus, zhoubnti-
81 naruzivosti, nez bezuzdna penezo-
chtivost.
,Srovnameli to dobre, co penize ma sv9
t6 vykonaly tim coz Mich poslo zl6ho,'
pravi kdosi, ,budeme v6ru ma rozpacich,
mameli povazovati evdbec "a n6co do
breho.' es
A pravd6, cd nepam6ti spdsobila Ia
dost penez takove mnozstvi tax roma
nitych zloGinG, ze bychom skorem "a
pravdu dali onem mravouciteldm, ktefi
klnou penizi iako pravemu satanu hu-
biteli clov6ka. Penize budi ziskuchti-
vost tato plodi zlocin. Podvod, Sid
ba, vydirayost, kradez loupez, jsou We
sm9s d6ti ziskuchtivosti Ona dGti proti
rodicdm, bratry proti bratrdm, sestry pro
ii sestram, pfitele proti pfiteli podn6cuje
stve zlocinGm neiohavn6isim naba
da. Ona cini Glov6ka zradcem naroda,
zem6, cini jei vrahem jednotlivce ano
tisic1. Ziskuchtiyost bahnisti neibesti
alneisich mrzkosti hficha nejcistsi duse
utapi a jsouc jednou rozhyfiIa rozdivo-
ella iako prava vzteklice krvi a masem O.
ob6ti svych Sc zivi.
Snad vsecky naruzivosti cloveka jsou
koine te jedinG. Ona &c vsech tu neUe-
dovat6lsi otrayu vyssae, = coz divu po-
tom, ze jed JEFF tax smrtonosny. Zmije,
ostrovid, tygr hyena musely by lest,
krvelacnost surovon ukrutnost svou
iedinou vlastnost slouciti a jestt by je q
skuchtivosts zahanbila UmitS oha jake
zrniie, 1ustknouti,S jako ostrovid polk
nout, jako tygr zadaviti, jake
hyeua rozsapah. Ona jest setlao'
ssle,n. Co pohadkach o dravcich a 81
Mich litych Sc povida Jest hrackou-ba POI
hym stinem toho, co praydive dejipyg Wy.
praynii 0 te sani nejlitejsi, ie4 slqle zl.
/ =
skuchtivost .es.s.s
Ba deiiny! .Codennf zivot podava nan
pfiklada az K otfeseni desnych 0 jeff sa
tanske cnnosti. Coz neucini mnohy
poahe ziskuchtivostig Ukradne ii cest
vysklibne Sc tvemu utlocitu, kdyz SO Jme
st9zovati 81 ma to. Podryje ii zdravi tele
ne - a bude rnce ST mnonti radosti, .
cIovtka, ktery rodin6, obcl @spolecnos'
; prospect mohl, pfedtasne do hrobu pfipr
vii. Zmami uspi I've svedomi = "a
. chechta Sc dabelsky, kdyzl ty lsa poslluse
navodu ieho, ma CHI jmenl sahnes. Um
ci tyai cit k manzece detem, abys til
snaze il je zneuctiti mohl.
Syddnym hlasem ziskuchtivosti, melo
dii. iez dust srdce svedomi opoll "a llbe
nou ma pocatku otravou napoji,' necha
oblouditi cnost panny. vernost zeny, Gu
dnost mladence. Vsecky perly cnosti
:: vrhnou, = ably mimi polahodili rypa
neinecistsiho zvifete. =
: Pfiklady vystrazne te slote nezabrar
:, Jeden, sta, tisicove mravne, duchoynt
telesne zhynouti mohou, ona pfedce kr'
Z luie krvavem sarlatu, ma trdne leb'
/ hnat6, koulejic ocima nichz krvezlz
> vost chtivost telesne rozkose X demon
kemu Sc pafi pohledu. Spar svdj V h
bav hebkou kozesinu .zahaleny zati
= peustale do tjla tenn tsicdm a tlslcd leu
= ienz v zaslepenosti a kfehkosti sye pflc
ii, ably il hold svdi slozily. 30 saA..2
' A vite, kdo potyoru tn uclppil
novnicis
- H,os,., 2lnbodgdo
- Kdo svevolne dasa SIP porobu n
hnusnejsi, nesht trpi.--
4 AZ. = ~#-A~ -
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Pan Grant. :
.ar--. bye n

M =. #.X
~ iPsonlerp,) l4YIIo..
Poselstvi, jez pan Grant sesedslmu Sc
.soneressu pfedloail, jest mnohem while
de pozoruhodnou listinou, jez vedle poll
t;ckych k duseslovnym lpsychologc-
kym) dvaham povzbuznje. *,
ca name vlastn6 otomto Grantoovi a'f sou
ditig Muz ten zajiste dovedl to tam, by
Ii ysemu svetu hadankou a sdstati nj, tc
uecty xna aiaena u eloveka, skteryz po tolli
let ' postaveni tax vynikajicim: celem'
sy9tu ma ocich byl. soiln do1
Hadankou mdze "a takoyJch okolnost
zistati jedine clovek, kter5a yytecne pra-
won poyahu syou zahaloyati dovede' anee
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18

John w. Johnston We Virginii byl phi
45. ballotu navrzen "a senatora Spoj, sta
td.
- Milionaf komodor Vanderbilt We
noval Vanderbiltoyy universit6 Tennes
see opGt s 100 600, coz S dfiv6jsimi dary
5 100000 tini.
S0ner Wipdiate, vypluysi nakia
dem obili Chicago do Buffalo nakla-
dem muzstvem utonul.
V Bostonu zvolen "a mayora kan
didat lidu Cobb sice vGtsinou 1900 pro-
ii demokratlm a republikandm, kteri sc
prot n6inu byli spoltih.
Nc Aber Murphy Sc hadce
S 2, iez tcnto onomu dluhoval, zastreliIi
We Walnut Bend, Tennssee .zastfe
il iakysi J. f. Smith w. n. Thompsona
hadce mzdu. Smith byl sonzen a Z
obzaloby propulsion, ielikoz dokazal, u
Thompson prvni vystfelil. Oba pcchaz'
Ii Virginie. Thompsonova manzelk'
pravila, ze muz jeji co ie MIN, jiz ttyr,,
lidi Sc svGta zproyodil. Konetn6 doslo nj
n6ho.
Chas. Hook, N6mec, stfelil Sc
Memphis V samovrazedn6m dmyslu d
prsou ranil Sc smrteln6. Nomohl nal
zti praci.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18
Udulll ZalOZny.

Udove zalozny jsou zadani, by do 20
pros. 1875 knizky sv6 pokladnikovi "a
lozny .,Slovanstvo" odevzdali.
X. f. Erhard,
pokladnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18

W Boss Shepherd byl guyernerem
Distriktu Columbia ci Washingtonu, Y
ufade tom ziskal 81 velikych zasluh I'VE
lebeni m6sta, ac zasluhy ty zvaii zlodeJ-
stvi, jez phi te pfilezitosti samerickou ne
stoudnosti provozoval. Kdyz poplatniel
bfemena, ma ne nasledkem ohromnych Wy
dai8 ma okraslovani mesta, uvalena vydr
zeti nemohli, zasadili Sc 0 zavedeni vyse-
tfeni koruptni spravy mesta, kterez to Wy
setfovani Sheppherdovi vaz zlomilo Clo
vek ten byl ddvernym pkitelem Granto
wynn, kteryx prdbehem vysetfovani vern
k nemn stal, t Pozn. r.. fokl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE EXPEDITION OF THE GETTYSBURG.

THE EXPEDITION OF THE GETTYSBURG
WASHINGTON Oct 49, 1875.
The United States steamer Gettysburg will leave
Washington this week continue the work commenced
last year by Lieutenant Commander Green in the
Fortune OF determining telegraphic differences OF
longitude with the West indies and verifying previous
deep soundings and surveys at various points in
the West Indies. She will visit Norfolk Key West,
Kingston, jamaica Porto Rico Barbados, st. Thomas
and places on he San Domingo coast.
swArARA.
The United States steamer Swatara at New York,
will proceed to sea she Is inspected. She
will make special cruise to Para Demerara, Laguayra,
&c, and return to Port Royal S. c., in about three
months.
ORDERS
Lieutenants Giles B. HARDER and John G. Wilson
ordered TO the South Pacific station; Master Henry I.
Stockton is ordered to the Michigan, at Erie, Pa
Passed Assistant Engineer Alfred Adamson ordered
20 the naval station at League Island Pa Master w. p
waiting ORDERS Master William NJ Irwin detached
from the ossipee and placed waiting orders; Passed
Assistant Paymaster Charles H. Bartlett is detached
from the Pawnee and ordered TO settle his accounts;
Assistant Engineer Horace e. Frick is detached from
the naval station at League Island and ordered to the
Plymouth; Lieutenant Commander William s. Dana is
ordered to duty Executive Officer board the
ceiving ship Colorado at New York; Lieutenant Com
nander Charles j. Train Is detached from special duty
with the transit of Venus and ordered TO the
Tuscarora Executive officer; Lieutenant Charles A.
Scheky is detached from the Tuscarora and ordered
the Portsmouth as Executive officer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
RAILROAD MANAGERS CONVENTION,

CHICAGO Oct 13, 1876.
The second annual Time Table Convention of the
General Managers and Superntendents Of the railroads
of the United States and Canada held here to-day
nearly all the roads being represented. The
committee appointed to make a schedule rec.
commended that the schedule Of last winter be
adopted again with few alterations This unani-
mousy concurred in by the Convention The tables go
into operation the 21st OF November. The next
meeting will be held in Cincinnati the second Wednes-
day in April BY the action of the Convention road
Will be allowed TO passenger trains faster
OF speed than that laid down in the schedule
Nothing was done regarding the fast mail train
Inc special committee or thirteen appointed by the
late Saratoga Convention met this evening to arrange
general passenger rates, but could no agree
ment and adjourned TO meet in Philadelphia upon the
call OF the Chairman Of the committed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
A CoLoRED DIFFICULTY.

AN ATTACK BY WHITE MEN ON THREE NEGROES
ONE KILLED, ANOTHER MoRrAILY wouNnFn
AND THE THIRD SERIOUSLY NJURED-rS-
DIGNAT1oN MEETING OF CITIZENS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1875
This community was shocked this morning to learn
that three negroes attacked late night and one
killed outright another MORALLY wounded and the
third slightly injured Two Of the white men charged
with perpetrating the deed have been arrested
and are in Jail The citizens assembled on
the streets TO denounce the great wrong, and in
the afternoon immense mass meeting held
al the Court House. when the closed that
all might participate. Rev. 9. X Marshall presided
and resolutions we're adopted condemnng all violence
disclaming the responsibility OF the deeds last night
and pledging support the law Of the land which is
strong and powerful enough for all Tho city is per.
fecty quiet, with 6rmer determination than ever to
check violence in future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
w A S HIN IT o N.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct Is, 1876.
THE QUESTION OF BRANDING CIGAR BOXES
LATEST MIDDLE OF THE REVISED sTATUTEs.
The Attorney General it is understood, in returning
to Secretary Of the Treasury the papers referred TO
the Department OF Justice regarding the construction
TO be placed upon the law requiring all boxes contain
ing cigars cigarettes 70 have burned into each box
with branding iron, the number Of cigars name OF
manufacturer, number OF the district &C. declines TO
express such opinion will justify the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue in permitting the OF paper
metal boxes without the law Is strictly complied
with. The Revised Statutes authorize the use
OF wood, metal, paper or other materials,
separately in combination, for packing
tobacco snuff and cigars but If the box has not burned
into the above stamp the offender liable TO fine and
imprisonment Wooden packages easily branded;
paper boxes burned and defaced In attempting
impress the heated brand and all the legislation Of
Congress cannot make impression the tin boxes
which cigarette manufacturers desire TO Though
the manufacturer has right to tin boxes by
provision OF the act If he does and does burn
certain words into the box he is liable to felons doom
The Solicitor General declined to middle the question
by attempting 10 explain this latest feature Of the Re-
vised Statutes.
THE VACANT JUDGEsHIP-THE RtMoRED AP-
PoNTHENT OF SENATOR EDMUNDs DIscRED-
TIED.
The Attorney General declined to say anything to-day
regarding the appointment of TO the late
Judge Woodruff The report that Senator Edmunds 0
Vermont has been rendered the position is dscredted
IN Official quarters The Presidential repeatedly refused
to appoint members OF Congress to judicial positions,
alleging that the selection by the people or
their representatives Of men for Congressional
honors ought to be regarded in the light Of
obligation to faithfully serve their constituents
during the term for which they were elected II is
doubtful whether Mr.. Edmunds would vacate his seat
in the Senate for life appointment on the Bench
there being every probability of his continued reeec-
ton the Senate SO long his health will permit him
to The principal effort is In behalf of District
Judge Blatchford 1t is probable there will BIO meet
ing of the Cabinet on Friday, when selection for the
important positon Of Circuit Judge will be deter
mined.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor William Clanin Of Massachusetts,, is At
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Paymaster George Hendee.
United States Navy, is quartered at the Gsey House
Colonel Thomas Scott President Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company arrived last evening at the Windsor
Hotel Mr.. Lucius Robinson, of Elmira the demo-
cratic candidate for State Comptroller is residing tenn
porarily at the St James Hotel Mr. James +. Joy,
President OF the Michigan Central Railroad Company and
Mr. J. N Mccullough, Vice President Of the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, have
apartments at the St. Nicholas Hotel Mr.. John T.
Ford of Baltimore, is stopping at the Union Square
Hotel Congressman George Landers, of Con-
nectcut, and Mr.. George B. McCartee, Chief Of the
Printing Division Of the Treasury Department, arc
among tho late arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Colonel Stephen @ Lytord, OF the Ordnance Depart
ment United States Army, is registered at the ST
James Hotel Judge J. W. NJ Harris, Of Mississippi 10
sojourning at the New York Hotel
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NEBRASKA.

THE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY TEN THOUSAND
THE NEW CONSTITUTION sUCCEssFUI-THE
NEW CAPITAL QUESTION.
OMAHA, Oct Is, 1876.
Tho completed returns come in very slowly, but it fs
believed that the republican majority OF TO- 900 is not
far from correct
The new constitution has doubtless been carried by
very largo majority.
yrhc complete returns not expected before Sat
urday.
THB NEW CONSTITUTION
It Is generally conceded that the constitution
has been carried by large majority.
THE CAPITAL LOCATION
question has been decided open question Strong
efforts have been made the part of Lincoln, the
present capital, TO have 1t settled there permanently
Colonel James W. Savage democrat, OF Omaha is
probably elected District Judge