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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-17

The democrats have majority Of
about eighty in the. House IL Repre-.
.cntatives, including few liberals.
The New York Sun thinks that It the
majority was but twenty-five it would
y" more efficient for practical lcgisla'
ton; for experience has shown tha:'
large msjorities are usually loose in
discipline and difficult to hold in hand
Par;.doxical as it may seem, the very
consciousness Of superior strength is
nm clement Of weakness, since individ
nal responsibility is less fixed, and
each member is apt to excuse His own
laxity by assumed confidence in the
better fidelity Of his associates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-17

Ross TWEEN, the eminent New York.
or, has settled his affairs in this conn.
try and gone to Europe. For rcas-
nI,s hest known to himself he con-
fined the secret nf his departure ~ a
select few. If wl,nm were the sheriff
and prison warden. The latter fnnc-
tionary accompanied ''ls~s" from Ind.
l"w street Jail to his residence, where
the prisoner cravctl ten minutes in
fcrvicw with lis wifi. II was grant
ed. hnt not rcappcarinS at the appoint
I'd time, tho officer went up stairs az.
ter him, wien it was discovered that
w. was MT there. Then ali New
York was in fnttcr, Int tic strict.
est earcl, by the entire police force
failed to bring him IL light. How pr.
tent tic influence If insncy! With
the exception If stealing ak million
dollars from tlle city Il New York,
H~s Tweed was very correct man,
and even That little indiscreti.m OF his
part WAS atoncd for by the distrihn.
sion If no inconsijeral,lc portion Of
that amount among Ills lawyers in the
efF,rt ~ clear himself from the clutch
- IL The law. lie has gsns, AID cy-
cry body ksye, "wc knew how il
ronld N" H. ehonlA have remained
IA ~ for President.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-17

KFEv's (of Oregon) billfor the sale
-. tiaster lands is copy OF bill
s..s.scd ly the last Congress author
Szias any one person or association to
ancclsse at $l.25 per acre 100 acres
III timber land in California, Oregon
or Washington Territory, or forty
:asrcs In any other Territory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-17

4 xksoRsAL il - be presented 70
Csmgress y ne Centennial committee
praying for an appropriation OF 81
s:n0 600

';rHEsE is such demsna Tor labor
s,srs On the sugar and rice plantations
.fthe Hawaiian Islands that the gov
..rn,nent have entered into arrange
inents to procure directly from Hong
Kong . large s'amber Of China men
aud women.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-17

TuE route chosen for the projected
canadian Overland railway is from
butte inlet to Fort George via the
west branch of the Homathco river
across the Chilcoaten plains, thence to
the Tete Jaaace Cache Pass, in the
l:cky Mountains.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-17

= ~ -
|featetSs Including the four Senators
who Wele reelected, it contains TWEEN
|ty,6ve new members. The four who
Mere reelected are Thurman and Bay.
lard, Democrats, and Hamlin and Ed
munds, Republicans. The other
twenty-one are new men-an unusual
number.
Among the most conspicuous Of
those who disappear are Sumner-if i
be proper to include him in the list
Schurz, Carpenter, Fenton, Scott,
Pratt, Stewart, Buckingham, and
Chandler, Republicans, with Stockton
and Hamilton, Democrats. Summers
seat, after having been temporarily
occupied by Washburn, permanently
falls to Dawes. Schurz is succeeded
by Cockrell, who was q general in the
Confederate army. He is an imag'na'
| tive orator, and in depth and brillian-
cy will not compare with his prede-
cessor. Cameron, of Wisconsin, who
takes the place Of Carpenter, is under
stood to be man of some mark, but
as lawyer and debatcr he will not
take rank with the man whom he bad
" beat in the Legislature. Herman,
the successor Of Fenton, is among the
foremost members Of the bar in the in.
terror of this State. Wallace, who
fills SCOTS chair, is an acute politi-
clan of the Pennsylvania type. Nc
Donald, who displaces Pratt, is one Of
the ablest Democrats in Indiana.
Stewart makes way for Sharon, the
rich miner, who lives in San Francis
co. but represents Nevada as rotten
borough. Eaton, who takes the va
cant scat Of Buckingham. has long
stood at the head Of the Connecticut
Democracy. Christiancy. who drove
ont Zach Chandler, was Chief Justice
of Michigan when elected. and is a
learned lawyer. Randolph. who fol-
lows Stockton, is man Of about the
same Calibcr, while the successor Of
Hamilton is Whytc, who has been
Governor Of Maryland. and is a grand.
son Of the famous William Pinkncy,
one Of the great men Of the last gener-
alton.
Upon the whole perhaps the eleven
new Senators make good the PAGES of
their predecessors. The only other
new Senator'S of much mark are Nc.
MILAN of Minnesota, who has been
Chief Justice Of that State: Withers
Of Virginia, who was general in the
Confederate army. and since that time
observation-disclosures; Burnside, a ma
jor-gencral Of volunteers, and for two
or three terms Governor Of Rhode Is.
land; and Booth, recently Governor Of
California, largely engaged in com
mcrcial pursuits on the Pacific coast,
and holding an independent position
in politics.
In tho last Senate the Republicans
had fifty.threc members, including
Schurz. Fentt n, and Hamilton Of Tex.
rs, who, at one time, counted rs Lib
erals. The Democrats had twenty
members. including Upton Of Nclras-
ka, who was formerly Liberal. This
gave the Republicans thirty three ma
jority, with one vacancy in ionisi.na.
In the p cscnt Senate the Republic
aus have iorty.tI'rcc members, and the
Democrats will have twcniy-ninc AS
soon as the seat of Ferry If Connccti-
jcnt, just deceased, il filled, giving tic
Republicans a ma jority M fnnrtcrm,
], Gov. Bsmtt, standing AZ an lndcpc,..
dcnts and the vacancy in Louisiana.
still continuing.
/ An interesting question arises il,
regard t. the future. At the close q!
a ~
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Mortgage Sale.
By SE1BELS & EZELL, Auctioreers

SoCTH -RICHLAND COUNTY.
10y virtue of n power contained in n
- mortgage, executed hy Katie Rallin
to William II. Dial of Madison Comfy,
Florida, on the 4th day Of AugusY 1873.
| will sell, ~ the Court IRRusc, Of MON
DAY, the ~ day IF May nAgt, within the
All that tiot of fhAND, witRkjhe Build
ings THEREON, eSntainins siY3evenths of
an acre yanorSor less, bounced ION North
by Semitic stjeet, and meas as6rinA thereon
one hfndr@ and seventNhine CS79) feet,
stret, nsfasuring theroh two Kindred
anf twAve (2l2) eetSmore or Id p; on
tht SQ&th by Patrick $pellman, md Asur-
ing thereon one hu9dred and seventy
nine J179) feet, more or less; and on the
East by Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, measuring
thereon two hund3ed and twelve (2li)
feet. more or lessf being in shape and
form rectangular parallelogram OF one
hundred and seventy-nine (179) feet,
moro or less, by two hundred and twelve
(212D feet, more or less. Terms cash.
April WI. H. DIAL
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
HI. & s. BEARD. AuctiOneey

The Mechanics and Farmers Building
and Loan Association, Of Richland
County, South Carolina, against Thos.
j. Gibson md H. N Gibson. partners.
UNDER under the firm naA sof T. J. 4 H. NJ.
RY virtue of powell to me gj5en, a.
ID President Of the& Mechan5ss and
Farmers Buldinga.nd loun As6ociation,
of Richland EountS. SoSth 6rolina. by
the above 4amed ThVmSs HGibson and
H. NJ. GitEon, partners. edfder the firm
name of n. j. j. H NJ. lbson, by their
deed, seYded and deliHAi, to sell the
property hereinafter &s2hbed, and for
them ahd in their natfs b execute pro-
per tiGes to the puYtHser rP4 purchasers
Of tbe said premles hd4by give no
ticef that on thf FIRST &ONDAY Of
M,Y next, wilp sell, hit puj jRic auction.
in fhe city of Columbia befaf& the Court
House, to the Highest btddSf, Ar cash,
All that lotpiece and pEfcel u LAND,
situate, lying and being in the city of
Columbia, With Buildings thereon, CON
tanning one-third of nn acre, moro or
less, and bounded as follows, to wit:
North by lot Of r. O'Neale; East by lot
of Thomus ]. Gibson; South by Lumber
street, and ON the West by Lincoln
street. The said lot is situate on the
Northeast corner of Lumber and Lin
coin streets. r. D. Semi.
President Of the Mechanics and Farm
crs Building and Loan Association, OF
Richland County, S. c.
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To the Citizens of Columbia.

CmrMDIA. :. G.. April II, 1875.
TliE undersigned, on behalf of the
i hand engines OF the city of Colum-
bia. have appointed the following per
sons To solicit contributions to aid them
in dcfrnying the expenses of the TOUR
NAMENT to be given by them on the
llth OF MAY next, viz: Messrs. John
Dennison, II. E. Hayno, Isanc Black, Jr.,
G. M. Wilder, Thos. j. Gregory and
William Rose.
The members Of both companies have
contributed to fund for that purpose,
but failing to raise IL sufficient amount,
they are compelled to appeal to gene
rous public to supplement their own
contributions with n sum sufficient to
pay the expenses.
1t is unnecessary for us to refer to our
voluntary services, given ut all times for
the protection Of the lives and property
Of the citizens Of Columbia; we feel they
are known and appreciated, and that oul
appeal will meet with hearty. liberal
response. H. f. HAYNE.
President Enterprise F. E. Co.
JOHN DENNISON,
President Tigilant F. f. Co.
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In Common PleaG.

Mary s. P. Gibbes ct al, Plaintiffs, rs.
james S. Guignard et al. sDefendants.
DURSUANT to an ortl& from the Hon.
u r. b. Carpenter, JRge of the Fifth
Circuit, South Caroli9H, will sell, be-
fore the Court House 6oor, in Lexington
County, on<th FIkST MONDAY IN
MAY NEXT, Nithinahe legal hours,
All that tract& XNQ in said County,
containing FIVE dred Aqd fifty (550)
Henry Arthdr, n Taylor, John G..
Il ALso, {
One other TT lot In SAY County, can
taining sixty DO aeresy yApre or iess, "a
old Augusta Hbad, ieafing fom Colum.
bia to August, and Adjoining lands Of
James Taylo&and Ahers.
On TUESfA1 following, Mt the reei.
dence of thldefendant, ali the Personal
Property e4Said defendant.
TERMAssQlAaeaisa..eASh; balance In
equal alsfstalfments in one and Vm~xAars,
bssfmg interest from day of sale ana
payable annually, secured by bond and
mortgage Of lands sold. Purchasers tc
H. H. GEIGER, S. L. c.
Lexington c. H., April 10, 1878.
April % n
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Sea! Under Power to Satisfy Mort
cages.
ID. T.. .PEIXOTTO & son. AIRS.

10y virtue OF the power of attorney,
ID endorsed upon the mortgage of Thos
j. I.aM"tte, to the Citizens Sayings
BUS. of S 3nth Carolina, c.npopefing
the undersigned to SILL til" ffemiscs
m":tgagrdy will scll& on ~ FIRST
MONpAYAN MA NE&l, IT the usual
hour. heffre theS'ourt Hteyc. IL Cclum-
bia. the allowing de,crilefL of Land,
all s;;n1te in fhe city;nf Columbia and
l. Nr OEyLANp. contaiAins three
i"uThs of aYncret tbounded N krth by lot
i"sfncrly of p. L., Beard; on tL1 East by
larnwcll sS Feet; on the South y lot OF
Barre; an4West by lots of \. d TIus kell
and C"opfr. To be divided ;.lM sold in
:wo seplfatr lots.
=. LOT OF LAND. containing one
acre; bounded North by lot of Augustus
Cooper: Last by lot of 4. Tracger: South
by Wheat street; md Wes. by Assembly
street. To be divided and sold in two
separate lots of half an acre each.
Terms Of sale Cash.
JOHN FISHER,
Trustee in Bankruptcy
April ii w1m3
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The Anderson Iatelligencer says: Two
constables passed through town O few
days ago, en- route for Abbeville, with q
colored prisoner, who had committed q
heinous crime in that County some time
ago. He was captured in Pickens.
A negro woman by the name Of Milly
Oglesby, was killed not long since. by
falling from trestle fifty feet high, on
the AIR Line Railroad, in Oconee County
The Patrons of Husbandry in Alabama
number 700 granges, with $4,000 men,
bers.
True bills have been found against
over 100 members Of Atlanta, Ga. society
for private gambling.
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Gas Bills for Month Of April
Attractions are Multiplying
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.

Ok PIECES SIMMER SILKS. Just
20 received at ''
WM u. LOVE Il co =.
100 ri.'c"s SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
nj 12i. iG;. 2o and 81 cents, mt
WM. u. EOVE ~ CO.'S.
% piece, Sumner Pdplins. Mt 80 cents
il yard, at WM. d. LOVE & CO.'S
Black ';r-nniin"S in I'LL qualities. at
WM. ID. LOVE Il CO.'S
Black Lain: Lac" EhawlS and Sack.
n WI. D. LOVE AZ CO.'S
Ladies S,:n Imbstllas, Silk Ties and
Ribbons. n. WSI,5D. LOVE Il CO.'S.
Gents White Shirts AMI Furnishing
Goods, ut low prices. a.
VIM. ID. LOVE II cos.
You will find: M extensive stock of
Carpets. Oil CHths. Shades and Mat
tinys' at populH prices; at
yM. ID. LOVE 4 CO.'S.
The place tosburchase your Domestics.
Prints. Cotton3des, Jeans, Drillings ani
Cassimeres. fqf the lenst money, is at
3WM. d. LOVE K CO.'S
Every artistic in the Dry Goods line
needed M in ny MM family Y can %,t be Purehssed ~
Fresh Goods are received daily at
WM. u. LOVE j. CO.'S.
1t will pdy any one who needs any
thing in .bur line to call often at the
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment
of VIM. ID. LOVE & CO..
Columbia, =. c.
Samples sent Sratuitously to all parts
Of the country on application.
May ,
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
}. G.. PEIXOTTO & SON. A,rs

ID. G. PEIXOTTO s. son. AIRS
DURSUANT to the powers of sale con-
Il tained in a mortgage from C. v. Ant.
werp to II. p. De(iraaf, and assigned by
II. Z. DeGraMf to f. Pollard, dated July
Q, 1872, | will sell, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN MAY next. before the Court
House, in the city of Columbia, s. c., OF
!O3 o'clock, the following desirable Reel
Estate. to wit:
Lot No. ALI that piece or parcel -
I-AHDi~1e cIy of Columbia, situfted
on the East sidf of MaiA street, between
Washington a4a Lady st&c &cets, msGsuring
and fronting On Main strde et twshfy-seve1
t27 feet, moe or less, and rni}ning back
two hundr4 and eight Het, more or
less; BOUNCED on the Noz5@by estate of
5. BoatwqEht; on the SSdthby Lot No. 2;
on the Est by J. D. RGemaA.
Lot ~. 2, of theSa,ne dimensions as
Lot Ne. 1; boundef on the Ndkth by Lot
No. 1Son the Soufh by A. Pul,A Ter; on the e
East 6y J. D. Bnteman.
THkMs-One-seeenth cash; bklance in
six yearly installments, securedby bond
and mortgage, with interest ut eight per
cent per annum. Purchasers to pay for
papers. All taxes, both State and city.
have been paid in full to date on the
above property. Z. POLLARD.
April l3 13 16 l8 % Is % M
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.T4E ,Cox1Na CONVENTION or THE Souru-

: QHK ,CoNINo CONVENTION OF THE SOUTH
sRHA ASBAPrItrs--RGy. DR.. j. p. Boyce. O!
this city, left for Charleston. S. G., this
morning Mt l o'clock, to attend the
General Southern Convention. of which
be Is President. and which will meet in
that city on Thursday, May q. The fol
lowing States will bc represented: Mary
land, Virginia, North and South Carolina,
lieorgin. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas. Tenncs, o =.
Missouri and Kentucky. $500 churchc,
Will be thus represented, which number
II constituency of l.l00.OUO.
This convention is merely IL missionary
body. having no Legislative power over
these churches, and only conducts the
missionary operations thereof. Their
constituents are represented upon the
b''sls OF one delegate for each SlOU paid
each year into the convention. The
management of foreign :,s we'll as do
neStic missions vii! engage the attention
ut the convention. That in China is re-
ported IN houri>hinS condition, while
III Africa 1t is being worked up mainly
thr"uEh the native preachers, under the
supervision of q white appointee of the
convention. This, though not so flour
ishing as the mission in China, give,
promise, nevertheless, of a fair degree
"f success The cause in Italy, and
especially that portion Of it relating to
the city of Rome, is reported to be in
good condition, under the management
mainly of native Italians, who are su-
perintended by Rev. DR.. Geo. b. Taylor,
Of Virginia.
This convention of Southern Baptists
Is eyer in :.rtiv" cooperation with that
of th' Northern brethren in the educn-
ton % colorrd Men for the ministry in
the Southern States. Dr. Boyce will 20
by the way of Greenville, =. G., to attend
the commencement Of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary ut TINT
place, the removal Of which institution
to Louisville IS now under advisement.
LouiSrHie Courier-.Jo1trnui.
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city Lots, Improved and tdcc.,a.
BY II. & 8. BEARD. Auctioneer

~ - % u 041AnO, AuClIUHeeIS.
On MONDAY next, the Sd of May, (sale-
day, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. nin front of
the Court House, in Columbia, we VII
1s LOJs, e"sh-aQataining ohe e-fhrth
OF nm scre; Nine o1 said lots 6e i'm
axst8mrfuve6-have each q ho,SgeS The
Whole comprise< three-fourtE Oh the
square, bounded by Assembly, 6een,
Gates and Divi} strcets, Sut vii be
sold separatcly.F
This sale Xgive an Epportuni.A to
persons of~nfoderate mems to secur3 a
homestead on very esEy terms. as FOL.
lows: One-fourth caa1 balance in one,
two and three years, secured by bond
and mortgage of the premises.
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Fi1alrNotice.
n the estate Of VIM. 1cGUINNTS, de.
ceased, are hereby Ukhed to hand in
said claims. propeskS attested, to the un-
dersigned, 6sst day Of July next,
else they will be barred
ELLEN McGUIN1GS, Executri..
%. MoGUINNTS &ecutor
April 18 m12
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Ex-Congressman Archibald T. Me-
!ntyre, Democratic member of the
forty-sec"nd Congress- from Georgia,
has lately sent his back pay to John
Jones. State Treasurer. He says: Now
that the c!annr las subS:lr.l. .ln with
II as originally intended"
Coroner A. j. Bcl,len held m inquest
on last Friday. over the dead BODY of
the wife of Charles Cousur, colorei, of
Lancaster County, who dropped dead on
that morning. The jury rendered Il yer.
dict of death from apoplexy.
Airs. Clayton. wife of VIM. Clayton.
died at her home, in the lower portion of
Pickens County. last week.
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For Rent.

For Rent,
NIIE RESTAURANT. TEN PIN AL
Il LEY. and other apartments thereto,
at the German Schuefzen Platz. Will be
let for one ye6r to n aSuitable person. Fol
particulars, in1uirsof
- A. STORK,
Y. .K2sf1E.
--~.-' G. DIERCKS.
April 30 III tub Committee.
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IaAt%le Property.
On sale 1syA MOI fDA< May Sd "a front
E Of the fourt hQuse
ONE LOT 563a04, situbtsd on wash-
ingtct street, between Ms&pnd Sumter
streetAA next to fhe Post IfficA
This is one II the mSA eligible build
ing lots for 9tsiness purposes ihthe city.
Its near prgtimitX,k the CourA House
@asss foa ofiias!' 1t sA>'"'"7y desirable asa site
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for
papers. April IS m2
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A baby in Milwaukee, Wis. has been
christened Zero" in honor of the cold
Sunday upon which he was born
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SOME SrccEssrrL LITERARY PxorI.E.

SOME SUCCESSFUL LITERARY People.
Clemens, the humOrist, better known a.,
Mark Twain, has done better than any
man of his turn of labor He has beeil
seven years before the public. and dur
ing that time lie has become rich enough
to live on his income. His property in
Hartford is worth more than $50, 900
Mrs. Stowe has made more than any
other American woman, and has probn-
bly, cleared 100000. This may seem
like n large sum. but when it is spread
such m immense thing as it at first ap-
pears to be- Marion Harlan, (Mrs Ter
hune.) who has written industriously
for twenty years, has probably made
$Io,OOO by dozen novels. Perhaps
Mary J. Holmes has done equally we'll
Gail Hamilton Miss Dodge) enjoyed q
good sale for her books during the first
few years, but her vanity got the better
OF her judgment, and she quarreled with
her publishers. Her next book was de-
voted to the quarrel, and it at once i'm
paired her popularity. She now has q
corner in Harper's papers, and also in the
Independent, but will never do much in
books again. Her impudence toward
the venerable John Todd, who differed
with her in opinion, shows how the vanity
arising from success spoils real talent.
walworth, who was shot by his son,
never made much out Of his books, and
they were, in fact, too inferior to sell
without extraordinary puffery. Josh
Billings (Shaw) has found unusual po-
pularity He is witty and says many
wise as we'll as funny things. It seems
pity that such o clever fellow should
be obliged to borrow the jokes of poor
Artemus Ward and print them rs origi-
nal; but suoh is one Of the weaknesses OF
funny fellows.-7roy Times.
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CITY OPERA HOUSE.
7 W0 MIG HTS ONLY
The D;sti9snisheS Comedian,
JOHN G. OWEN S.
WEDNESDAY, MN S,
E{Ek}DObY'S FRIEND and SetON SNlNG

GILMAN.
General A5d,issiassi; Reserved Seats
%; Gal1ry .YQtents. Sale Of Reserved
Seats willH-Sosffmence Saturday. ut the
Wheeler House.
Doors open ut y O'clock. Curtain will
rlN" ~ y. April 80
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ton was asleepin his wagon, and his lit
tie son WAS driving. The boy escaped,
and returned when the negroes had left,
and found his father dead. No arrests
NEW YoRK, May 1.-Cardinal McClos-
key, accompanied by papal ENJOYS and a
number Of cleygymen, left the city this
morning for Boston, to conduct service
In heelesatson Of the See Of Boston to
an arch diocese.
Bank statement shows loans increased
$500 600; legal tenders increased 8, 1885,
oOO; spscie decreased 2. SOC, 600; deposits
,125. 900. - - 'eass
SARAToaA, May 1.-The United States
HOTEL was sold to-day for sS50, 200 cash.
Wild which mortgages makes the value Of
the property $500. 600.
KNoxynLE, May 1.-Heavy storm here
this afternoon, blowing down the County
bridge over the Tennessee River; also
damaged the Charleston Railroad bridge;
loss TO County $50, ,OOO
W4sWFa1oN,i Nay 1.-The Philadel-
Rhia Enqyssf says editorially: Hon.
WIN. ID. Kelly having returned to WASH
ington, from a prolonged tour THROUGH
the Soufh. declares that he has lost all
faith ID tho stories Of XII KlnY and
Southern ,ottraRes, having narsonsiir
proved. them TO be the myths of mere
partisan naalevolence. When o republi.
can OF such eminsnce aaiG fudge Kelly
gives testimony such a this, IL vould
seem as II it were time indeed for Mr..
Williams to retire to his native wiids of