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, 1877-04-20
WILLIAM q, OGDEN,

For day or two pa.t rumoEs have been current
shat Ar. William y. Osdeu had become financially
cmbanassed by having been ''squesxed" In the
recent Southwestern pool. Last evening theae
stories seeu,ed 10 have gatned general currency,
sud she snount Of Ar. Ogdeua presumed indcts.
edne&s WIS definitely stated. In order to ind ont
tue truth OF ialslty Of these rumofs, =
TMsuhs reporter ealled st tho realdcncs
q AF: Aahlon D. u.dsn. on the
tn New Yynk. Ilu ns1t called at tho residence VI
9Gen; william Z, etI9ny, No. $40 Ohio strcet.
which NJ, Ogden has = 1aIgs intelcat Tbs ~:
porter 1tsssd ls l,l.sian. snd Gen. strong slated
stnphatiea!tJ that no Hould ataks hls reputation
tA2t there Hss absolutely 10 truth II tha sumoE.
, 1877-04-20
THE EXTRESSMEN,

Ths second days session of the Expsessman's
Aid goctoty'o Thlrd Anuuai Convention opened
yesterday morning IN tho ladies' ordinary Of tho
Grand Pacific, Mr. l.. c. Weir presiding.
Mr. L. A. Fuller, Of Springfield, one Of tic Ex-
ecalEyo Committee. made the annual report OF TINT
Committee, calling particular attention to the
neceaslty Of deciding M 10 tho proper limit Of age
In persons dosirng to become mombeFs Of tue aaao+
clatIo1,. Tho report stated TINT several persons
over 60 yeasa Of ago had spp!led for admission
into tho Society bat that It had been refused them.
Some discussion had arisen ~ 10 whether this was
just The proper thing to do, and Il was the unani-
nous opnon Of the Committee that tho Society
should take definite action on this rather i'm.
poftant question. ...
succeeded In reporting ono Recommendation, when
men.beE Of ths Convention moved that CON.
q ,a sq o tss
building Tho moton was adopted With chpcrful
alacr.ty,, . COMMITTEES appointed TO pciorm tho
thUm to attend to ths husIncss satisfactorily.
CHANGES IN ruH CONSTITUTION.
On again eomlnY to Order. thg Commlttcs 90 Con.
pGa M. i: Z. Deyo,s. Of Indians. offered re.o,u.
frrred 70 special eommi.tee os ii.o 10 report at
tho nuxt annual meeting.
Mr. floyd moved. 49,. = a. amMend@snt, M thas sho
one. and tho Convention concurred-
After sons further di.enaaion Il WAS decided to
and By. Laws to The Executive Committee.
'rhe report OF the Auditing Committed showing
. ~ ae S sesss w.
Adoptud md vote Of thanks returned to those
X gantlcman from Tennessee asked aal obtained
conaeat 70 lcfeF to tho Executive Committee an
amendment 70 Art. II. Of Tho Constitution, max
e sad :So
THx ELECTION or urFtcKna
foE tho ensuing year resulted - folloM:: Pfcsl-
{: L. Loop, q Memphis; Secretary. John j.. Iiay.
stut snsSi bss,.! Eysifss W. w. SHss Msns:: I:' 6
r., ssesss SS,s:se: saees ii;:: HSs:
ss.ta ss. ',.i,I Ss M; giseSn1'; as; Il ad:
IT,, Sas. f. 9as,
nsu,ber,. wa. now fuli. md several appflcatloas
dssS o. wha~e Tx.,s VIZ .Soas tsn
deaths pef aauuu,, snd upon eacn a4sesslnent coa-
vacancies u ca.s "a" in shy coarss Of yssr.
ss sS as ,; ,Rssss .Rs,oa sn, II % G ss
n.0ss, or G :Ss5se: e hs stan soa!Sa:
| $40. being 81 for each member. Ciaas nc"
having besn recently esganlxed. numbers a. ut
forty n,embots. and tho boneats amounted tu, say,
~ nesag ~ a pss ms@Set s@se:s. c,vp... ,,,,xu
The conntttes-lI. D. colyiu, P. g; sshssmer-
+ a. uas &c
cumtany relief fund similar to ahst set apast BY
the Adams snl Southern Companies reports1 Mat
ri received no reply. ThS Committee was COZ.
hnued. aal the report aeeeptcI.
fTs e
sisass: ~ess Gisa " aads; Nj. IT, Rioyd's% % slsaa:
, 1877-04-20

Tho l!ccnse receipts yesterday wefe about 9i00
Tho poIico have begun to look up tho dclinnucnts,
And tho harvest ahoull soon bc forthcoming
ThoTrcasnrcr's receipts yesterday wcfs 81. $40
from tho Water Department, 81. .u57 from the City
Collector and 81, 107 from miscellaneous sources.
nutldtnR- Superintendent Clcavtland was Abstnt
from hfs ot1cc yesterday, having been taken with
tongtsttvD ehttls Wednesday night. thereby being
Obliged TO saka to bis bsd.s
The potIee nnt, 1remen wcsc paid about so5, 600
veaterday, the amount Of Tho March pay-rolls. The
limo " In the matter Of er.paYments.
.y sn r. Ssns ;anf H.
developments, md III was dismissed from the
fotet.
The contract for snpp1yins the police force wI!h
named Brown put Ina ltd mad waa nersf thereafter
heard from.
TnE Tn.aunE yesterday dld an unintentfonal IN.
Justice TO- poiice.ufl!cer Timothy 3tahoney, Star
No. 204. by announcing th9t 10 bud been aned
sss.y ss e. yS S, ssSsass s. Tss nss n
reprtmanded but It was for usInx language not cx.
scsly respectful 10 superior otlleef md not for
drunkenness. - sleo to which ho II not addtetcd'
The Water Department L doing ~ in t!s poxor
70 tho, Cjty Collector. Whero persons refuse.
fix accounts, tic wator ii shut % At lie lids:
Tals In somo ss ssses people have turned
make tho shut.oG in tho strcot, and It costs tho
on.paycr IN additional SUM 10 restore matters 10
their original condition. 0no man undertook to
der prosecution for plumbing without license.
New esses Of seaslct- fevcr were reported yestcs.
day at The Protestant Orphan Asylum iforr cascs}
No. i wet Tws ~ sas9a
N06to slEret, two caBc8 OH tho canal bank nehr
, 1877-04-20
TIE COUNTY BOARD.

Au adjourned meeting Of tho County Board was
held yesterday afternoon, all tho members being
present except Messrs Tabor and Comfy.
Under tho hcad Of unfinished bnslncss the mat.
ter OF electing A Superintendent for the Court
House was taken mp and postponed until Monday.
A communication was rcnd from q. r, 1lolea.
kiss who has the contact with tho city for clean.
Ing Tho streets, asking tho county authorities to
confer with him with reference 10 filling Tho Hos.
pisal grounds. Referred 10 the Committee on
Hospital and Public DaildIngs.
THAT ARTEstAN WILL
Tho Committee on Public Charities reported
proposition from the contractor for sinking IN ar
tes.an well At tho Insane Asylum. nattng sha. Tho
augcr had been lost In tho well ard could not to
gctten OUT md offering to 70 forward and sink the
Old wcll ton sufficient DEPTH to aEonl supply Of
y shs .sms rsts si foot a. bis Old so1fsst
acceptance % Of tSo IL pfopo,t'on, and NJ: aes
CAffey oct forth that the new we'll was
now yielding about s'5ty, gailonss slo e w.tes
thst the only contract with Tho woskmcn there was
verbal one. &c. Tho report was laid oser for
Ths same Committee reported farorably on bills
arg!cgatfnq $11, ".02, and they wcro ordcrci
proposlttons wers read to furptah cofYe~ no. for
the County Jail, one for s97 50 md The other for
47a. The work was let 10 tho highest bidder, Of
Tho Committee On Public nul1alngs reported In
TO sest,on: With whsh 70 6n'ld roadway tot h,a
use In ful1tlnR h!a 1ioItf eontrhet Aanpted.
Mr: Mectnrcy introduced tssolation atithorl1-
thG tMo EommMtSn On rnsiaS GhatiEss 70 inf,to
proposals from the chaflta9lo Institutions Of Tho
city for tic care and education OF tho panper chill
dren or tho county. Adopted
SHIFTING uF sHor.
slr. Ayars introduced tho following:
en!es IS il sarssat ses; aaT'as oesa sih:asssat
Ass@tsfd Ts.e U yn ~ 'st aaY Ct say ls7 ihs
ehssr3d rnits tssss ~ Ths hMsfn @ 0's
saa tne ,eass s Q. .us oaa.ns tetm'aitso
caro for It's poor. ,snd he had doubts whether tho
resolution could be carried ont. llc hat Intro
luced Ftsointion ~ February which he asked 70
20 teaa; pfosiaiaE .oe inqnisy ocfng made mtg tho
poor, and wanted TO know what bad become Of IT,
Nr., MeGnHrey eaia u iac county AEe1ts otaco
was closed the Hospital, Poor. House, md Insane
Asylum would fellow. Me had preaic!ed haen =
fGnto" nanao o. nas o'a far 49, nad s
pEoposition to Issue more bonds, md had eYen
prevented iarthsr temporary loans. ana, a. eofi.
sequence, tho city anu county were Hooded with
souhty orders. which were selling on tae atreet at
, 1877-04-20
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY,

O&'tV1QF OFsp0ttk
ANN AnnoR, Mlch.. April 1D.-A large number
OF members Of both Houses OF tho Legislature
lasswcck signed petition to the Regents Of tho
Univorslty, asking for 4 specEal meeting Of tho
Hoard; also TINT Dr. P. .. Roso should bo rein.
statcd. President Angoll tonight received re-.
quest to call special meeting, signed BY Regents
Jares Estabrools, G. Rynd and Andrew Clinic,
the r.qu,Mso number Of Regents 10 ask for q spc.
ctal meeting. They also ASK that tho Chsfrmtn of
tho Senate aud House Committees on University
AIafrs be Invited to ba preacnt for conenltntion,
Tic meeting will probably bc hsld on Tuesday,
Mar l,
, 1877-04-20

Nr. WIdeFtrand rendered sweet Bwc1ish ballad.
deficient, aathouRh many who ,,ad been expecting
treat on The y!o,tn from Nt. j. NJ. Bowman were
home sacn: from Ill tho % ehoir ronni % np the cnte..
taInn,cnt with tho chorus - Sweet and Law" An.
OTTER CONCERT soon is talked or, to make up the
AMOUNT teQutrtl,
, 1877-04-20
SPORTING.
UASE-UhLL.

Tho Infamous condition Of tho grounds aud tho
utterly Afsseputablc and scanhalons stats Of tho
weather nnitcd 10 provent tho opening game Of the
season between tho Chtcagos and Fairbanks yester.
day. The continued rnin anil damp wenthcr hnl
put The ground into such shape that II was lmpos.
aihlo to DO played on. The opening gumc Of tho
season will therefore he p'arcd tomorrow after.
noon It was contemplated to play to.day. but 1t
wae, to ray tho cass, doubtful noout tho grounds.
and therefore tho gatno waa rut over until tu.nor
yNw. The champions Will play Tho northwestern
Untyarsity niue at Evanston Tuesday next.
, 1877-04-20
TIE TURF,

SAN FnAnc,fco. April 10.-At Sacramento to.
nay Molltc AteCarty. Lady Amanda, Council nluiIs,
and Whentlcy min i two. r11t and repent race, tho
fnrncf winning the ruce in two etta!pht heats
time a::sS4 and 3:105i-ths best tlna recorded In
the State.
, 1877-04-20
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

MdN. mas lust returned from ENfDpE. Mr.. Me-
Ma", s'nnv t,.,,,tn sna rnsnrn. ,,rch ,"rrarsy ~
sse.. ,., p'''a'"' ""a 'c'"'"' 'nDsa Improve" !"
Mr., r,oc;. McEox. nm 13.r;tc,n,,. froro sfcrrs.
bn 70 saynnv ,,ho tot,ns,,Y .c.,,1rI tn San rrsr,
cisco, Cal, istequestc To ea.c her nddress nj the
Offices of tho German Relief Society. Nos. 81 and
81 Lasni1c street
r,. .t.. ~.
na'sc. op'tcfan So ataai.on street tntsuxr guild-
H., % Il; . .. M, ~ ~; 5 p m., Il. Barometer M at
, msnttana1 spita, ,hs m ,.ronn. ., = u,n,n.
VA. no
tSs 5 st ss Il. ash 9 5 i; i
l.nlIn. 0--.~,--1-~'
e'.: Of !se os. e., ot Ess;f5: r.:
IN nsivste and she oeeps IN pubiic .e oieers Of
a"ssd Ws9o !: nfon foows MasR.
isanEo; George Hartman. sub Chief isanec; ".
i. Day, Secretary; II. Cajli.. senior woodward;
Senior ncadic. After tic Installation followed she
usual sons SaUqn. ~ ,s ,,.,, ro, ,onc,,r,on
of phn itoIr Trntv cssr tn rny tl,at ~ Trnssrrs
q thst church, Me..I.: sowks, Graisxyk,, IL:
o ss liz
to @ e s @ w. MADE IN h'
fnrther examination. tbrir nnucara * In nm ri.
lnncs ~ tn.stfv IL ~ r. .ho,v ,hst ia
haSo one o. lie wav sxcept
= as 4n,ei,y 0 INC n'hop
antsI isst T., c;e +; t
non una Aboei pcSsnn, - erc5s
prceenL, ano tne ffcsioeat7 1ohn bn1fetL occupied
memSerS fT ot tc soejsty: j Gesdames PosIesa rt1
am Maogefs Acn K a,si shM
way, Fox, Rnsseii. Veazey, Do LING, rhelp.,
aisS A"I ssevss,e1 anu 1.''''s e!Sihts Whtts
comS'' Harry nurtom. X. IT, Lord, l., o.
frocken, L. 8. rattep, +. Kiehardson, i. +.
c.r9aso .4 otnnnof + Il. Is.te,. I 'aSoanss Gs1es
sas,ers' J. +. Hohterl. j. r. poupian. II. Emoty ~
+. D. WillIs. James poody, and ]. ii. WfIght.
ont va, assSd to admit aos' AZ members "'h
Xhef somo singing by laalcs and eontlemen 81
1,.s 49, ~" ~ ~ rsts p"rntnr x.
Westcrn Union Tu,sSfapb T % CompsnT. v na,a yery
enioriaIninr nn snstlattiyo icct1o untn Flcetric
ID 5 ss. sn; ss s S1
ard d!nrrums on q blackhaard. He showed tbc
manner IN which @: VA. lighted =, Induced eee.
indncIyc cnJt lar tho nurnns1 mi with ,hs iii ~
a UctssIes tnbe. prot,icei spnc beautiful iiashcs
Of yori1us colorcd lrhts similar to tl,nse ri Tho
aptorn jorcsils. whttR dc sunnnsc Ia be tho rcsutt
Of inductIon. The rextattc Or s.Con,mitfen" pf
Tia Vnrirty' cnmnnscl nj m cnnaI numhar n
ladies' and ecnte;nen rendered nnuthef n,.ce ~
musjc. and il answer 10 an cncoro sauV 1Swcct
Gsncyieyc +"
"Reminiscences Of Early Tcleeraphiug'' wnrc
to have been given by H. G, Rankin, tpt that GEN
tlclna n was unayoidabIY nbscnt and thr Society
Ind 10 forcso That Dart of the programme. and su.
INSURANCE.
The annual meeting u Tic GeuenscttIrs Feucr
tual Fte in.n ansa I,nmnav1, w"s hcd iist rcht
ii Fo1z's Iini1 This Coi,irany hns been reor:at,.
lie rNrt,s .nI ali shn woIS Il Mnna frna ~ -.
charm. Eneh no11cT.boiier il n tnenhsr ~ tSH
cnnosonv ~ ~ rhsErn - nne'hrit ~ nv nr
eenI IN 5,nixston md sTa,t ns.cs,mnnt wbarppv ~.
era ira ncrnrs Thc ramnany M nav mcrrhes.
shn ~ onn r.n.Iv iii ~ ..n m" ,tn,' n-n.t ~
fhn ,ncstIny IL M.fh,os Schn,,,, itt p+..;.nt ~
! Of tic Association. nccuniei ti,a cha,r. ~
wa, !" n mesnr apne.fs ane NM H. na
amount Insured IL 81 U00, 600: capital in premium,
, 1877-04-20
PIANOS Al YOUR OWN PRICE.

Owing 10 q change IN thels plano dcpartm cnt,
Lyon d Hca1y. State and Monroe stEacts, arc clos.
Ing out their entire miscellaneous stock OF square
pianos, some Of them almost nav. at unparalleled
low prices.
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MOTHER ELECTION LIE EXPLODED.

Ntw yOnH. Nov 3. 1877.
roth, Voters Of the Eiyh,h Senatorial District
Aial"hool meeting with the contraction paving
seventh avenue, which was circulated ust te.orc my
hast election nud was then answered by certificate
from the Comptroller -'hcr. has agniA Sen revived In
rcpls 10 hi, camnny Thcs 10 ~ay that never
officer, Iin,r sird IN The stafford wooi Paving
tomrnn'. nor WIS in any way interested Ia the con
tract for paving seventh avenue, She records VI the
Departments rnihc W,rt, will show
F.sIVriully yours, . -
titv nd County at New York.
Jo"ph 4 Nonh'un'r hcin. worn sny, Nat he was
the contractor Nh the c,tN tor paving ~c'"uh avcnuc
That frtuti. VI HiNhy ulcer nt tn stafford
wood Pavement COMPANY. rr interested IN sHii com
pany or IN the contract for paving seventh ~. ur.
j A. MDNHEIMEH
sworn ~ before me. thi, ID diy ~ November 1877,
IoifN y MrtowAS
Notary Public. New York county
CowrrRoLtYR's Ofricr,
MN NosK. Nov. l. 1875.
have examined the records ~ this office. and hni
that the contract tor the pavement Ut seventh avenue
was mad, with seph \ MVuhtimcr, and further md
that ymcnt~ were made under snid contract to
Francis VI. BiNbN. -
e " SWAN
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stglntoa,5 mo 3a,lrolN,.
SN1nUoa,5 mo ,ilutllo5.
4 IUANN EVENING fOAi.. rnun|r'- LIN
- irnt' rhr ~. ,rfN ".D e'ill 80 "a o. II
Albany alit. rl.Iu- tnIu nrtliHN ltNi-i Iar, =
lf"r tram. 90 lA t'll-n. 60. " Ar '>lNu NHn'N


AND lfllEli "IAII~ NJ AIl EUI IE
uii trI a'f.t Iun, 49, 1877.
Train ha,t N.W N0rN ,N %, rli'.-'- and ,ortlhnit
.f~ + rrir-. i..NH-
ENrr.., ~ llull.ui. rii.nufsn tho Wc.t ami SOUTH
T. dtlN
fH Mbhun,rnt io'k Haven. corr, ond Erl, at 'p
J. NDun .il. 10 tHiif lnr Ifl,Nllr. Petroleum
nitro, ani ~. ui E..ion, for wunnu-lor ami
lI.Nk il.Ntu. N \ Al
III HNtmorr Nn'nurtu, apl me South. I4ni,ci
,N',n, ..,' ',,.s, 'rn, W,..,,..u = a.
nv 'ttar ~ ~ ,l,t. amt ~i"r NJ sun.
L>pr..' iM runtlpna. 80. sa,; oap Luii.!.
lu hl Al. 4. b.. 70. .hil 90 o. " ~..N.4N. 90 \ NJ
49, ant Hior Enu-mut and second class
Poni.H "Rf.uhl,n Annrv' CONNECT with AIN THROUGH
trun' al J,l"n cav. 900 ..lus d speedy anal dlreut
uAu.N rfNi Hr'iAf,ti at
flr tram, % MARK, EHMhofh Rthwnv. Princeton
trenton ~ rih Amhuv. frulurfnu. NeNIIcrr. AMI
utnD' l"n's see lA'll 3. huiui,, al tl fnh,i unic'>
lruu, Arrive -lruin rt.hur-h. a. ga amt 81. ~ \ VI
aui -lf VI dalN 10 lu \. ". ami a. 30 T. VI d,ll,.
cN,,u Nmihy From Wl-hnstun amt lMINniutr.
." \ " ~ no. I ~ D 49, ami iplp T. -iniIlN.
n"IA From fhiai, phiA u, a. 3D. .'tn 90 lr
ID o. ~ tp \. NJ 10. I.lu. i.lp ual ~ lp o..
lp2!F Smla, '.u1, 900, - ~ n ,IA NJ $50
rick" on.c- ~ amt AZ Rr,niwnN Aston House.
unI loot ul ID siru,,'s Ai tufinfdl SIS, court 81
Brook wa n ms am lIr l'u'.,u-i lnhok,n. d. pot
JorwY 'hy fmnmt 10, kttu n,.. hlnlN place.
tENhk lulNNDN L. u fARMIR
Mann q. % sttr ..f.t
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sNsiguttlON.

z WRITING, monthly l.okkr,lmt ai.tnra.
''S Ne. p HING 500 IL quart ~ FAME " BOwNTyi
tOwN. ~ Broadway HJpi -
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We Nv Z. s.

sin velvet. reduced
7j Fleece. just opend. all Aadc. foe 81 ~ -. $50
1hr.c will he found nstoni,hiisy low prices call
81 INSPECTION Nill amply repay.
NclNetcen~ from no
Thinning SIN. from ;sic. M.
Snfin- rom ia. up
Ribbons 80 .. IT,. No : 7c No q. iOc. up
~la Iucr- are all reduced
SIN Pocket liz dNcrchicf.. "a. up.
Job lot Of Fac Partisan Trimmings from auction at iOc
cost Sl.2I g. import
Ladies Hose ~ Zoe, lir., lSc.
Lldies line Balhrgrln Hos sk clicked, at 3oc.
SPECIAL.
. bale. Blankets. from 81 ~ up
bales Rcd Twill Flannel. only e5c formerly 31lac.
ease. Gem ortnic~. oiiN 800. each
$50 holn Feat SKIRTS al Soc not the cost VI manu-
taltufc.
DRESS GOODS
An Immense seize ton to select from.
cases popular ur, Guud-. t.. Sc. 10
1hl pieces tHmcl- Hair NJ is'-r formerly 2bc
ca~.s Mandarin Cloth Mixtures, only l5c., last
weeks price. 2bc
~ pieces crcioc Cashmere Mixtures, only 2oc.;
duCcd from 3,n.
BLACK CASHMERE
cases "Lumns best quality. only ~N 7pc. SOC.
lvl pieces Of black All wool cashmere. unlN IA
Blsck Grapes. Groui'-. 1t Too. ptc., - wre
80 pieces couraulds Grapes, best made a. IL 80, 81
viii uflIk
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SsUma 5llaclias,.

GDn FOR SINGER family $40 mnrhuc. or sis for
~ m) Wheeler a Wl,on $50 East 0th II, fancy
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Mtttlnos.

MASS MEETING of ciftrnnk - At W.. hiich',
VI ll. tnrit Court AMI Carroll - RrHukyu. ga
Iuur.iHN. Soy : lsis. AZ = ,r'.a'k q
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IrNIoN. LABOR. eREENnAcKs. AND

/ NtON, In htOhs hS, nv -
Headquarters OF the
NATIONAL INDEPENDENT Party. STATE OF
NEW YORK. and
BREAD WINNERS LEAGrE.
Masonic Hail ia and 10 East 18Th st
vNfoS AND woRKivGMEN's NOMINATIONS
John, l tx, S'srg'sS al Sat" If onona,s
wAEnlS T w6RniS ii ca,usa
fui STATE Treasurer
ELMukk SHARPE at chcuangO
For ATTORNEY General
GRLNNiiLk fRENA1N at Albany.
nj siiToS sWWiilII , 81 nosa
For rr.ce Supr,uc conn T. ! IoAcUtNsFv
for Macns curt justices. JOSEPH KOCH. STEPHEN
For iesi.ier. J,coB HESS
A,g%,g At MI gsI sfp4iHi% %. GTRTfFN LOUIS
WONklNtNEN' Your vote for th- ticket. headed nv
IohnJ itno GUAR rdker nest Tuesday. will d, de
The political .i",n. YOU 1fc a. ccuS hcwlii,r You
strA" terror {" tie pe!ii, ln nnl MAKE the disiran
ohi-cr dfcnd thr WORT RETALIATION Fail To vote your
ticket and you invite iicncss ro' riy aui d,ifanchisc
RENFvBFR neither the iNo odd parties have said
forms IT wa. created 10y ~ocailrd pcmoc rate com
mission aud til well known that some leaders IA ftm
CITIZENS. arou-' Ever, man toh post every elec
ton district mn, BE- ,nwn.i .,,,n,
will be gvon 60 The thnrmnnin chnrg" w 'lr election
DISTRICTS IA III, cN which POLL the mot vote, Tor Join
election i.irlc polling Ne largest vote tor Junio fiiy
dollars VIII b. paid the chairman OF TIE
person Will hc rccoeu led unless III. name 1, registered at
h,adlnarigt. AMI he Ia, received hi, cenim.,ion .
election dav Tho bau"t /. Your ,njy ssiesunri BE
irn to uf Ives men. amt you VAL -cni terror and
disinay into the ranh. ot your enemies The Chairman
h"'ion meet dails nnul el,s,'xnat lnIu 7 M,..
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-26
LATEST NEWS.

Ferdinand G Matson committed SUI
icide by shooting himself through the
head.
A gigantic swindle in Texas lands
has been discovered, and the perpetra-
tors arrested.
Legal tenders are firm at 974 buy
ing and SO selling.
Trade dollars are quoted at Sc buy.
ing and 964 selling.
The President has pardoned James
White from the Ohio Penitentiary,
sent there from Cincinnati for compile.
ity in election frauds.
Col. 0. P. Fitzsimmons has been ap
pointed United States Marshal fol
Georgia, vice Major Smith.
The political situation in Paris re
mains unchanged.
Preparations for planting in Oregon
are being made on larger scale this
fall than ever before.
The Roumanians have approached
within twenty metres Of the second
Gravitza redoubt.
The Russians before Pievna have
received reinforcements to the number
of 10000 during tue last few days.
1t is rumOred that the Russians
have occupied Renek.
1t is now definitely settled that Os
man Pasha is neither Bazaine mol
Crawford, but a native Of Asia Minor,
who has never visited Europe.
George E. Goodhart has been found
guilty at Reading, Pa Of melting the
July riot.
A Russian journal reports 59,434
Russian troops killed and wounded uE
to October llth
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-26

FROM a letter published in the Og-
den Freeman, da,ed at Malad city,
this I Territory, we CLEAN the following:
"MaIad valley furnishes tranSpor
tation, from Corinne to Montana, for
ten TO fifteen million pounds of freight
yearly. Malad city is situated IN the
Northeastern portion Of the valley
and contains a population Of 1000,
with a surrounding population OF
farmers numbering quite as many
more. Its Improvement during the
past eighteen months is unrivaled bv
any other agricultural town of the
same size in Idaho, Utah or Montana
No less than fifty good buildings have
been erected within this time, at a
cost of $4,000. These consist of
dwellings,, hotels, school houses, Sd
looms, stores, etc Malad has six
stores, two hotels, two billiard halls,
of two tables each, three houses, two
blacksmith and wagon shops, one her.
ness shop, which is far superior to
anything of the kind i'll Ogden, two
lawyers Offices, with the necessary in
cu,nbents, two tin shops, three bar.
bers, and more skunks and babies than
any town of ten times the population
in christcndom.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-26

The ToPE's HEALTH. Roman
correspondent of the London Times
writes thus Of the health of the Pope:
"There is no doubt that the health of
the Pope has considerably deteriorat-
ed. He may still linger on for some
time, bnt that serious approximations
are felt in the Vatican that it is just
as likely he may pass away at any
moment, is evident from injunctions
to his physicians not to absent them
selves from home.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-26

ADA COUNTY. We condense the fol-
lowing items from the Idahoan:
Hon F. E. ENSIGN, who spent the
latter part of race week in Boise City,
has returned to Silver.
J. B. Walling has just finished
building fine stone fruit house at his
farm two miles above Boise City.
Quite number Of the Boise county
boys will winter in Boise City.
E. S McComas, editor Of the Noun
tain Sentinel, has returned home,
a dancing academy is soon to be
opened III Boise City, with Prof. Bal
ley as teacher.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-26

WEATHER SIGNs.-The corn-husks
are thin, indicate mid winter; the
woods are full Of mast, an unfailing
sign of long, hard winter; there are
myriads of spiders, mild winter; acres
of caterpillars, hard winter; the SPUR
rels are idle and listless, mild winter.
the squirrels are noisy and busy, hard
winter; the goose-bone is white and
gray, mild and hard winter; the wood
chuck has gone in, mild winter; the
wood-chuck stays out, hard winter;
1t is, indeed, only question of
time when the system of weather
prognostications will become one of
the exact sciences.