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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-08
LETTER FROM DAVE WAGNER.

En- WoRLD:-It has been long
time since | have written you from
this part of the country, and Degln|
to suspect you are thinking am not
a man of my promise, for | did prom
Use to write to you when leaving Ida
no. At any rate | am sure you class
me as a poor correspondent; well |
plead guilty, | am.
There is even nothing new stirring
in this quaint old town that would In
terest your readers, as news from an
AGRICULTURAL district rarely has any at
fractions for the miner. Gold discov-
cries, new quartz leads, excitement,
&c is what will make their honest
faces beam.
Well, to begin, our winter has been
grand; nay, superb. Never such a
winter in Oregon for many, many
years. Not much rain. warm open
weather, flowers you may say bloom
ing all winter, and fresh vegetables
months ago. Think of that ye shiver-
ing denizens of cold Idaho. Our farm
ers have taken advantage of the open
winter, and every available acre has
been put in wheat. The crop will be
at least one-third greater, perhaps one
half, than former years, and when the
fiery Russian and savage Turk COM
mence to make mince meat of each
other, Oregon will coolly sell them the
staff of life at an advanced rate OF
course; then look ont for flush times.
Since the Presidential election poll
tics have relapsed into a normal state.
Hayes policy seems to give good sat
isfaction to Democrats, and makes the
Republicans uneasy, for they say to
the victor belongs the spoils, and
Hayes gives all the spoils to his OPP
ponents, but the conservative portion
view it as bringing peace to dis
tracted section, and Hayes, notwith-
standing he was not elected. seems to
be filling his position in the true spir-
it of the constitution.
Senator Grover is here, looking
well and hearty, and none the worse
for wear from the fiery ordeal he has
just passed through. Wires are al
ready being laid for the next Senate
rial contest.
Emigration is increasing, and ev-
cry steamer brings hundreds from ev-
cry state in The Union. But few re-
turn; nearly all stay. Oregon is des
tined to be great and powerful
State. 1t does not take very smart
man to see that evidence is on all
sides to prove. Whether it will be in
my time or not I cannot say, outcome
it must. Railroad communication is
what we want. 1t will surely come
with increased emigration, and when
it does the battles of prosperity are
more than half won.
AL Thompson, of Boise, who by the
way is daddy again, has spent the
winter in Salem. Al is quite a Web
footer. He left for Boise few days
ago.
Carey Geer, of Boise, was here a
short time ago. He has left for
Southern California.
II. G. Paige. the late and efficient
Agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., has re-
signed his position and becomes the
local agent at Baker City, Oregon,
his old stamping ground, where he
has many friends. His many friends
also in this part Of the country regret
his departure from us.
The WoRLD is received regularly,
and it does my heart good to read Of
the familiar doings, &c. of old Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-08
Grand Ban.

Grand Ball.
Mrs. Bright viii give q grand ball
IN this city on the evening Of july
4th. Particulars in due. time.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

COLONEL BLooD's LATEST SPECULA
TIoN-A ~. Louis Female MOOrns the Loss
0 s2,5G0-A special dispatch TO The Clncin-
natl Inquirer from 81. Louis Mo. November
ith, says: "A local sensation has come to the
surface here, in which Colonel BLOOD, OF
nectiOn with which there Will dou btless be
other interesting developments. The case
comes upon the complaint OF one Almira
FOskett, who alleges that in May last she
was living in Chicago, when she was iu-
duced by Colonel Blood TO go to Memphis.
Tenn, with him TO establish a medical and
surgical institute. They went, but did no,
an institute, aud about the last of June came
10 st. Louis 10 try their luck here. Al this
place they met IN with Dr Merae, who,
with Colonel Blood, induced Mrs. Foskett 10
advance - $40 20 establish medical and
surgical institute. She alleged that Blood
had already obtained - coo from her, and
tie last amount She paid over was on repre-
sentations by Blood that If she wOull do this
they could make fortune here ia a very
snort time. 4 room or two was ren;ei on
Pine, between 9Th and 10th streets. AMI this
was christentd The Institute" No money
was ever made by the concern that Mrs.
Foskeu could hear of; In fact, she states that
il barely had time To get q fair start when
Blood and Merae suddenly shut up shop and
disappeared from the city, leaving her with
only 50 and no board paid. Mrs. Foskett
alleges that IL was a shrewd scheme 90
swlndle her out OF her money, aud tha, her
victimizers thought she had more than she
really pos essed, and that finding her a
squeezed lemon they quickly dropped her.
She Is woman OF forty, q Spiritualist and
free lhi nker. and says she is a di vorced wife,
be maide0 name being Almira Foskett. 50
far as can be ascertained, Colonel Bloot has
left the city.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

BALTIMORE, November 10 Virginia -ixes
od so do. deierre 4, %; DO. cons II dated, 5-sk
a. second serles, lfl; North Carolina siNes, old .
a, do. new, bad to-day. Sugar staadt, Sk
BALTlMORh, NONemb-r O.-C1ttpn a airt-mid-
ldlIug, lO9a. Flour faIrls active aud unchanged
W heat southern hr aud gher, western strong aud
higher. offerings ight-sbufhrru red, I'D 20 prime
] lOal "A. d. smbsT.l JOal ~. western steamer
! %, do. No. , winter red, spot ami November
! AZ December. a.. Corn southern u rIn, west
srn miner ana highs UtheTn htte. old. b2aog
% u"Nr 95aoO, d. yellow, pit, o.. do. new. 5sa
90 old western uIlNed, sp1t, November aud Dscem-
nr bS y steamer 30; western mixed spot aud
November, COS, Decent n, u =; January. 6Os.a
boA Oats steady and unchanged. Rye quiet. ss
10. bay dull and uHrhsuged. froyi-i Ins quiet
PnIk. ll.75 Bu meats, lspse-shnuld-rs, 6xa
"a clear rlb sides, a, packed, i.a-G. Bacon
lach', shoulders, - clear rlti-ifes, 90. Hams
lSali. LaTd-reiHed. 81 Butt.r- choice, western
e carcc and nrm, 2la23 Petroleum duil-cruae. {, \ .
..iIe1- ls[al.'i t,Iffpe n0miusiy unc banged
W h>ky gulet and weak, lOsl lOiS. R-ceipf. =
finur. $500; wheat, ; 900: corn. : 600: oats
400. shpmelIs-COrn, i3, 900.
NtN lOhh. November lO.-Stocks irregular
Money, -: Gold, ca. kNchange, long, a-I
shNrt sciA. Governments nrn.
hkW YORK, o'cmber lO.-Flour duh and
heavy Wheat shadr frmer- Corn a triae better
LONDON, November 10, 10 80 y m-COnsols
90 lI-16 for money aud the account. u. =
bonds, four aud a halves, 1855; le6ss, I0sx;
ten furties. 10-S. Erie. 1Osl. o. p-eferred, a.
Nov York Central, IO7. Illinois Central, s3
rew Jersey Central, 10. Beading Railroad
Evening star., 1877-11-10

DELICATE CANNoN's Son WoUSDED.-
The salt Lake (Utah) Herald of the "a inst,
says: "a mysterious case of shooting occurr-
ed lmmed iately south of the city last eve1-
ing. Just after dark John q. Cannon, son OF
Hon. George q. Cannon, was going 10 The
fa rm house, near the city, where he resides,
riding on horseback down west Temple
street. Near the farm OF John Van Cott he
was approached by two men, also mounted
or horses, who without warning fired at Mr..
Cannon, the bullet taking effect IN the ieshy
part OF the arm. The men then rode away,
leaving no clue as to who they were or tn cir
object In attempting TO murder the young
man. A surgeon went down from the city TO
dress Cannon's wounds, which is not con-
sidered TO he OF a serious character. Ii is
thought TO have been a case OF mistaken
identity, Mr.. Cannon knowing OF no one
who desired his death. At present there an
pears no Likelihood OF the would be assassius
being discovered"
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURES REPUB
IICAN.-The republican n majority IN the sen
ste is incr eased by the election of Nathaniel
Z. Marvin over Senator Lamont Ia the 231
district. The contest was very close. and the
result " as not definitely known until yester
day Mr.. Marvin's exact majority was rs.
This gives the republicans nineteen senators
and the democrats twelve, with one indspen- n
dent-Mr. Gpbel. The latter is classed 10y
some papers as a republican, making the re-
publican total twenty; but Mr.. GPoel in
Sists on beng counted an independent.
Democrats are still claiming the election OF
Lewis 8. Payne over l.. r. Sanborn, the re-
publican candidate, in the Niagara district,
but no r,turDs have been received which
publicans seem to have gained two over the
total number assigned them in yesterdays
Tribune, thus giving them sixty six votes,
counting in Elias Mapes, the wordiugmen's
candidate in Rochester, who was elected by
republican votes. This would leave the
democrats with 62 votes, counting in the
greenback candidates from Chemung.-tT Tn
btUle, 9Th.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

EARTHQUAKE IN NORTH CARoLINA.-
The Charleston Is. C.D NesVs OF the 18th inst.
says: "A gentleman just from Bregard, n .
c., furnishes the Information that about <
O'Clock last Monday evening thai section OF
n. C., felt severe shock of an caribou Axe.
which lasted several minutes aud frightened
the Inhabitants half out OF their wits. Tae
snock, IL is said, was much more severe
than the shock near Bald mountain q few
years ago, and is supposed to proceed from
voicanic influences located in the neighbor-
nood. The uprising of the earth proceeded
northeast. Strange TO say, the shock was
mol felt az Spartanburg or Greenvtlle, or AT
tatns,o
Evening star., 1877-11-10
4IEEG TTONS OF TRtTD.
4 Military Iuaufrx

ERIE. PA. Nov a.-f .aSt ,,auiS, th, mann,
oeTs OF the court ~ inquiry nos inVeStigat-
lbE ihr accounts 0t yNprnd turC made by th..
eng neers department upon the improve
mentS OF harbors or Lake Erie, under the
nnsnags sment o. Lieutenant ColOnsl Charles
r. Blunt oi tie Igiueer corps. stationed al
huualo, met AZ Err. The coIrt consists OF
Gtneral John Ne~tOu. q .l. "A. r. Wrigh
Gen. j. NJ. BrannOn ana Col ant all of the
regular army. Gen. Mright pre>ides The
court was an session iu Buffalo niue davs
most OF the time being occupied an inveStiga-
Lhg inc alleged Erie narh frauds fts ses
LIONS are secret. - The charges against Col.
bithl are sustained he viii bs tried by
I M ed states court marital. 4 Il n very im-
Ioftali case In the goyvrume as the alleg-
81 frauds involve heavy eNpelIilure OF the
public funds.
n Looistana EN-Omciat Acauit ted
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Tue tri a of eN-
speaker Mortimer &. Carr, speaker OF the
hunse OF Representatives under Gov. War
moth, was begun this IN rnIng. He A.
charged with altering aud forging bills OF
lsdlng on ibc baukiug house of Seligman,
hellman 4 Co, the Citlzens' Bank and
o,hers, Tor over Sl6j 90. Tha cOurt room
was blled with prominent citizens and the
triai crePted Intense interest. ThreT panels
were exhausted 10 obtain a Jury. From me
testimony given by his partner Lawn who
turned states evidence, IL would appear that
from lts lnciplency the whole plan Of swind-
lltg was arranged, and that Carr was sorry
he had succeeded In getting 80 little, IN having
been his intention never 10 get away with
evening found, on The first fudici meuf, a
VSrdict of not guilty. Much aStonishm snt is
expressed al tiIe result The second Endicf-
ment il yet 10 be Tiled
Evening star., 1877-11-10
| Louisiana Ex.Oa,ctat Ac.uts,oo
The Vermont R,,,road rix,,

RICH FoRD, VT, Nov. l1.-EmmOns Ray
mond, president OF the Passuupic railroad
company, was brought from North Troy 10
inis place yesterday. over Montgomery
mountain, rather than pass through the Do-
minion, and arraI gncd. H t-aivet examt-
nation ana was put under bOrds ~ the sum
oi $1,000 TOR appearance al the next term ot
The Franklin county court. BAH was furn-
lshed and Raymond was released, but he
was rearre>ied on n charge of tearing up the
raIs IN Troy, where hs Will be taken this
morning
Evening star., 1877-11-10
Hi.i-d in a Mine

NATERTOWN, y. y, Nov. III Ola Pound
employed in the Sterling lroa mine. was yes
terday Instantly killei o. the tali uf 2 On :ket
used In raising ore. The bdc kel We. as four
hundred pounds, and fell distance Of one
hundred and thirty teet, striking POund
who was a. sorting ore al the bB-t Im OF the
sliaft crush lng him intn q Nhanel.ss mass.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE EARL OF BEACoNsFIELD made an
important speech AT the Lord Mayors bau-
Quet in London last evening. He declared
that the government unswervingly adhered
to the declaration made at the com mencs-
ment of the eastern war, thai British neu-
tTalIty must cease if British interests We're
assailed or menaced. He said that Turkey
had displayed an amount of vigo- demon
slrsting her right to be recognized among
the powers of Europe, and her claim to In
dependence was no longer ridic1led. He
combated the theory that th war must be
continued for the sake of Russian prestige
and concluded by saying he trusted that tue
time was not far distant when win the OF 1er
powers Englard may contribute TO settle
ment Ofthe difficulty, securing the peace aud
independence of Europe.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
Exeeut,outu ytrpsufa

NEw YORK, Nov. l0.-A No folk, Va, dis
pa.;ch says a negro named James Edwards.
tried and convicted In the county court OF
Princess Anne, for q criminal assault on a
negro child last spring, was hanged yester-
dSy.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

LONDON, ONT, Nov. lO.-The Right Rev
DIR. Mclean, bishop OF Saskatch near, is
here en- route TO England TO collect funds to
start a training school among the Blackfeet
and Cree Indians.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

TIE SAMOAN DIFFICULTY.-A CORES
pOndent of the San Franc SEQ Chronicle gives
another version OF the diffic lliy with the
American consul at the Samoan Islands
Mr.. Griffin, the consul, is charged with hav =
Ing taken possession OF the warehouse of G.
j. Smith Co, a firm Of British merchants.
on account of an American claim, without
taking the usual steps of presenting it to the
British consul. The property was taken
from his possession and secured with the
seal OF the British consul pending the settle
ment,
Evening star., 1877-11-10
MAYOR Of LixerROol

LONDON, Nov. 1o.-A rthur B. Forwoot, oi
PIN, Forwood 4 Co, of New York aud New
Orleans, and Leech, ii arrisoa & For rwoot, of
Liverpool, was elected mayor Of Liverpool
yesterday.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
ALLEGATIONS or FRAUD
THE VAR IN THE Ftsr.
Ihe EiShIfug Around Erra....


LONDON. Nov. le--t 'npSfantfnopls lfs
pa hes Ceny the report that Noukhfa~ Pasha
was wounded IN the dglting near Erzeronm
On Monday last Tnsy also meafio1 an en-
gagt ment a. BajtUrt, which may account Tor
MCukhtar faSEa'S determination 10 defend
hrzeroum, a. i}Riburi T. on the shortesi line
o. retreat % t. b . "a. ur % may be Tue Rus
sAhs Unsuccessful y attempted 80 prevent
ithioTct mems AU.n< ID Ergerhum. The
aatieI - ne most ~, lsh .r. - farfher Turk
lsn dispatches reltgfafe me accounts OF a
russian defeat m thc last attack. which
would be hardly possible had not reinforce
ment arrived.
1he Turkish Defeat az Dexe Bayuu
The &El3atTG's AlTNaudro}lol spertal cor
respondence telegrapBs ~ lpllows. The Ar
dahau column joined Gen. Hsinzn aner me
baJtle 81 nsve Bsyuh. The Turks lost there
$50 Killed. wOuniy-i. and prisoners and y
great part OF their artillery.
The Conspiracy sf Goust
tONsTANTINOPLE. Nov. % O-Foriy-eight
persons IN the service 81 eN-Sultsn Munad
nave been arrested IN corseQ upnce % the rt.-
cent conspiracy Murad and hts mother
remained AT the Tchersgsu palace. but have
heeh warned thar itmicirt he necessary 20 re-
move Them 10 another residence.
Popping az Podgoritra
hAGlsA, Nov. lo--rnp MDutenagrins have
commenced The hom rfment OF Poi gortfKa.
me place - expected to hold out as the
pIlncipsl deienoes have lately been recon
Evening star., 1877-11-10
~Miss Blaine will always De SCARED be-

~Miss Blaine will always be SCARED be-
tween The eyes by her wounds.
"Mayor Prince OF Boston, has been re-
nominated by the democrats.
@They have already had four inches or
snow In northern Illinois.
@Norton's estate includes q half interest
in The indianapolis Journal
0Margaret Hanly, who, for thirty yeau !,
has peddled newspapers at Fulton Ferry.
died In New York on the 2Sth ult. She vas
in her seventeen year, and LEFT a fortune Of
1000.
~Germany, Austria, France, aud ItAly
have adopted the forage biscuit fof me
use Of cavalry In the neld. Tnis tnysntton
of compressed horse food Is due 20 8oa1k00
experiments In Bulgaria.
aYOlIver Drake Smith, TO whom Wm. @.
Gilman, the New York broker WOO ratoe1
insurance certificates, made an assigument.
reports Gllmans Liabilities n els7 ,io2, and
real assets el2, All.
~wflliam L. Vaughn, principal a q
public school in Oovington, KY, lectured on
"The Duty OF Good Example" On the sol-
lowing day he was arrested for bigamy. de-
serted wife having arrived from Canada
Evening star., 1877-11-10
Evidence OF Murder.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 10.-lt has been as.
certained tnat Charles S,rahl, vino was ar
rested here on suspicion OF having murdered
Henry Getz and wife in Illinois, pawned q
lumber OF articles belonging 10 q slz.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

D0The Illinois supreme court has decided
that optional trade on the Chicago board OF
trade ts not unlawful, but that the devices
known a. "puts and calls" are Illegal.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

~ This is . glorious country. Governor
Stone Of Mississippi, p. 9. Barnum Of Conn,
TO positions OF honor on the same day-lBos-
ton G1ots.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

The MArkels

NEW YORK, Nov. ia Montreal dis
patch reports the failure OF W. Il. Bartly 4
Co, lroa founders. Liabilities sl5000a.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE in New
Orleans continues. Fifteen manufacturers
have paid tue increased wages demanded,
and the indications are the Strike vim be
successful.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

MRS. MORTON is preparing to leave In
dianapolis fJr New Haven, where She will
live until her youngest son has finished his
college course. After that the two will return
TO Indianapolis and m Ike that city their per
manent home. Mrs. Morton will retain her
house there.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

A SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF BA-
BIEs might well be established In one of Ia.
farming districts of England. Toe police
have just stopped there the exhibition in \
travelling circus OF a baby who weighs only
one pound four ounces. In the SAM dis-
uict some laborers send out their five-year-
Old infants 10 earn q shi II ing a week by scar
ing the crows from the dalds
Evening star., 1877-11-10

VThe sleigh-bells jingled In Quebec on
Monday.
~ The French census gives the population
OF France as 81, ,965 7s&
A6The Augusta lMe.) Journal Of Wedn~-
day says that Mr.. Blaine 10 better, though he
and no callers are admitted.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF TIL r. MARY
LAND EGIsLATURE.-Calvert county hav-
ing been carried by the democrats ii sends
Joseph a. Wilson tdem.) to the senate, and
DR.. ]. c. Parker and ThOs. B. Jones) dems
To the house OF delegates. ST. Mary's county
sends to the house A. A. Lawrence (rep \ and
Joseph III. Key (deml. With these corrections
the senate stands--democrats Is. repu ubIfca MS
5, and Independent democrats ,. The com
plexion OF the house OF delegates is-demo.
cIats Co, republicans Is, aud independent
democrats 81 Bat. American.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.-The
excitement in Paris with regard 10 the CAB
met continues. A meeting OF forty CO lsti
tutionalists of the senate, Including the Or
leanist leaders, re solved that they would no
sanction q new dissolution of the chamber
IL IL was demanded, nor support The presen
ministers. President MacMahon has had a
conference with General Venoy aud Senator
DAndigne, Clement, De Montgolder, Delsoi
and Brame, who, 1t is believed, will form
part OF new ministry. The delegates OF the
Bonapartist party assure President Mac Ma
hon OF their devotedness.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

A BosToNIAN IN LUcK.-One OF Mr.. Van
derbilt's daughters is engaged TO Mr. TWom-
bly,, a young Bostonisn, and the happy
event will take place al st. Bartholomeg's
church some time during the latter art OF
this month. II is said that Mr.. Vanderbilt
has given the bridegroom half a million dol
lars and provided him with permanent DO
sition as superintendent or manager OF All
me New York Central Railroad Companys
grain elevators in thai civ
Evening star., 1877-11-10
kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN WAR.

The Fighting at Erzeroum.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

Cong RESSMAN SMALL's TRIAL was bagu,
in Charleston, =. G., yesterday morning,
After Judge Townsend had q delivered a WriI-
ten opinion refusing the motion to remove
the case to the United States Court, Mr..
Woodruff, Clerk of the Senate, testified that
he paid Small 5000 to secure the passage of
an appropriation for the Republican Print
ing company. He gave q check on Hardy
Salmon's bank, which check was proiuceI
ard identified by Woodruff, whose evidence
on this point was corroboratei by Zsaby,
cashier OF the bank, who pa d the check aud
made the deposit OF money to SmalIs nc-
count at the same time. Defendants coun-
sci contests every inch of ground. Blk white
and six cOl0red Llen compose the Jury.
Evening star., 1877-11-10
LADIES' GOODS.

| AIDES CLOAKs,
spi, ndid quality, for sI2, sI4, ; AM sl3.
NJ s-es CLOAKS 10 ali siZ--
Eng ish Nalsins JACKETS for scho0l girls, for
50, So sud sS; elegant quality DRESSES aud Bou
IeysTd sK KlB1s for lades, in great variety, copied
from Partisan Istterns
W. WILLIAM,
9O5 Pennsylvania arsaue.
Ute TTFrfSG, Paris. now
Evening star., 1877-11-10

WASH YOUR KITCHEN TINS, Ia
BLES, CHAIRS and FLOORS with
!OCN0B DE1kkGkAT, II you would have them
;lea1. oetlsU
Evening star., 1877-11-10
DISTRICT TAXATION.
porfant Recon. dations

The Assessors for the District OF Co um6 2,
Nessrs. VIM. Dixon. q. A. Bohrer aad L. ID.
Carpenter, have prepared their annual re-
port, embracing a detailed statemen' D; the
transactions OF the Assessors office tr m tBe
date of the last report TO the lst instant. Tney
state that the increase OF assessments Di real
properly is as follows:
Washington. -. .lft. ti3
Georgetown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - Cos
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~, ,lUl
Total :. a., a.,
Reduction made by B'd OF Appeal. 90 s1i
Evening star., 1877-11-10

RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
- haas PsHHsyIranid a UeRHs.
OIL Paintings, Engrayings, Photographers - new
process French and German Photographs, Porce-
laine Paintings, hne Chromos, &C.; Gilt and Nickel
graph Portraits The public invited TO ex anime
our stock IN which VIII be found an the late publi
catiens OF foreign houses.
,tOctober LIST will receive nns stock Of senn,ns
folios, PortemenAis, Gases, &cJ
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
and American Naples, with or without velvet OF
gold linings, mede to order. a. ,easosd5Is prics,.
Eyes, &C., for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
unPscked and hung By competent workmen.
II N. BARLOW gives his special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring OIL Paintings.
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care 30
- To preserve the originality.
Catalogues 70 be hsd on application. augSl-Sm
Evening star., 1877-11-10

Col. Bob INGERsoLL. of Illinois, arrived
here last night, went to Wormleys, and de-
clined TO be interviewed. His brother, f bon,
says Bob is under an injunction of secrecy,
and therefore has nothing TO say about the
German mission. The prevailing impress
sion is, however, that the place is at his dis
pOsa1.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS were In
caucus for several hours TO day, and at ?
m. had not adjourned. Senator Conkltng
was In attendance. IL is supposed that the
action TO be taken by the Senate on the New
YORK appointments was discussed. IL is also
SAID that discussion on a complete reOr-
gsn1zation OF the Senate cOmml lttees took
place.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

REPRES ENTATIvE ELLIS REQUEST tina,
man Of-war may be stationed at New or
leans, mas been granted, and Secretary
Thompson says that either the Ossipee or the
Plymouth VIII be ordered there Tue Ca
nOnicus, which is now lying there Is not IN
good condition and Is too bulky and too slow
iii movement.