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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

aasemetner @~aareamars..
8utter vGreamerh" 81 15@17,
i6Onite (fancy) 1920; 9airp sH 100
13c.
Gier. - 9(01O fir gdr3 frii6e; ITO
81 sieinlid friide unb 2@6e. fir alte
8aaren.
&artoffeln. = 1.40@1.5O per Sap. a
Sprit so TaB 5u LOS.
SIN vi att 1.04.
sSn 8eorid 1913.
Sn . al tim or: 1.06.
Sn 81 en- Orl Ell Is-Jtectiicirt.r ueits
Iidler 1.O701.0S.
SIN Bbit abe. p5ta. 8sitItaer
1.O6}.
Sn Ct. Qnnts. ~ $t.O6.
Sn 9eer Oort- 1.05@1.06.
NK OBJ i 2.10@2.12 per @dG.
0e fllget. Na1frage i6ipa6. Gurz
iebs 7@7a FEB. p. tb. 3ennen 2.75@3.OO
p. Dbo. leb.; alte 6dbne $2.2502. 80.
Sabine unb 9ennen $2.25(02.75. Sunge
6ibner 81 100000. ie mad @r0Be. @nteH
% per 9Bo.
@epfel. = Sir quite a.OO02.25 uuO
fir Die bciieren uno beitet SprteM 2.5O@
2.75.
araut. = sO03oc. per Duben6.
3wicbeIn-125@1.75 per SAP.
M1orn<3udcr (Waplc) 10(0122e.
9onig. Better tueiBer liz gSabeH
12@16c.
Gfirii6e. = Die bon Wi6igan iinb
gr0Btentbeils tpurmlti6iG uno tpertbIoS.
8ertGufe mur0en abgel6loIien I'll 15@25,
1915 un6 100000, ie mad Gualitdt.
Der lebte Breis purSe fir GramforOs
besablt.
9 rombeeren. t.20@1.40 per 16
Guart.
Iomuten. = Ser &if9eu 3o(05Oc.
0eioeIbeeren.- 1.2O(@1.25 per 10
Quarts :no 1.3001 40 per IA Quarts.
Bflaumen. 8etm } 3. 1.95@1.50
flr' CUTE.
SoDdnnisbeeren. - beim 9. 1875
@1.50c.
Birnen.-6O99oc. fir 80. Rit6en,
nn6 100000 per &orb.
v9tutmegs" 1875 ca 1.75
Der vGrate"; @aiiermelonen O0@2.O 90
per OBD. unb 10.O0@15.0 90 per 100 Stiif.
NpteIli ne H.-Riitden a 400 Stld
$9.60(010.5O; GlSgeiuGte in groBen&iiten
$11.0O014.5O; in 3iithen SIS. O.
De lent torn. Sertauft puroe beIte5
yfetp yort Surf su 606}c., unb siernlid
9utes bis gutes at 5@54c. SO. / mittels
gntes 5 @ 81; $40. 2 DO. HOS; SO. /
inside" uno Lowers" 5c.,; $50. 2 DO.
1no common medium" 42@5c. .aeraoes
Sor! geriRger OIalitdt S2@4c,; tyatRFne3
$1,000. +"
3 n 70 IDS. -S3@26c. Fir attuss
lid i6ones bis i60nes bellaeIbes.
Nliie.-vSbe1 bart 6idorD" $500
$1.60 p. 8uibel fur 1eue unb 6idorb $4.25
@4.5O per Tab; Raitanier i6OHe rar SIT
$4,000 $50, ,,9ecars" 7@8c. per tb:
r4eanuts" id6ile tpeiSe 4@43c. Ser ID.
8ilmington DO. 53-6c per ID. 6aislniiIie
$1.W per 8ul1el. Gocusniife Sc. OO@5. 90
FER 100, MaIniuie $500 per SaS.
Get of nete Gr bI en.-Sebr f66rs
crime i'm &leinen 81 .00@1. O5 per Buibe[;
geIbe 10000 per 8Mi6eL fir Ielberbie1r.
Sebr ld0ne Oelbe v9tarrotpiat" ungefGbs
$1.O5@1.1O.
S e0e rn.- Bette @dniefebern Oft
Gents; semiidte @dnie= In6 Gntenfe6ern
25@35c. Gntenfebern GOA 30c., 6iibner=
fe6ern 4@5c. fir troden ausgerupite un6
2@Se. fir gebribte. Eurtepfligels SeberH
5@1Oc. 5far q 7ra
me9t maa bent Beatisen B0risube.
ri6tl. Fr
8eiBe @inter ,Grtras", beltes 5.75@6. 90
80. aiemIib i66nes bis id0nes 5.OO@5.5O
80. i6Ie6tes bis m~ittel9utes. .25@4.2 90
yMeitern Spring Ggtras1s
4 peIlS9 &1(0M0.S IA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

aaE go b0ret enblid aut ibr Mitter,
cure sartei1, idpGdli9en &leinen nit
6lebter Wlil1 unb mDer6auli6er Stab
rllng su fittern unb bamit ibr 9sbelt su
gelGbr6en! Der @iiienidaft lit eS selnns
gen, Elm unfeblbarcs @%riabmtttel Der;ultel=
len, unb no nur Heu # aebter's
vOeuti6eS &tn6ermebL (Paedo-
trophine) gebroudt ipirb, ba seigem ii6 bic
iegensrei6en @~irfunsen bcilelbm in benz
friiden roiigen Qusieben unb benz frdftis
gert MadStDum Der lieben &leinen. Die
mcbisiniide Tafultdt empfteblt bieie Dors
siigli6e SinbernaDrung augemein tpegen
leiner bluts, musfele, fnobenz, gebirns
unD ACKNOWLEDGMENT @ieeni6aften.
mo, nit, Fl, no
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
0anoeL Tinnnseu lltO Wdrtte.

@1iea9o Samitas, 3. Nu9Mlt 1873.
1iMaMisn.
0anf6isconto COS pGt. per sSdbr.
9Be6ieL ouf SEEM gorf feft 5u 25@5Oc
QMf9elb per $1,000.
Die 8anfausaleidungen besifierten lid
auf So, GOO, 900, uno auf $1s,914,4S6 fur
Sic 8o9e.
@etret6emGrfte iteigen6. Die 3ufubS
rem b%eitanoen aus SS7 Gilenbabntpa9enla>
bungen, nGmIid 50 @eisen. 68S Neals'
80 9afer. 81 Goggen uno & 0erlte, uIlo
49, 800 3. Wfais per Canal.
@erfc felt uno alte $50. 2 bOber 81
SOC. Neue SEQ. 2 per September $1.19@
1.2O uno per Oftober 1.15@1.17!, idloB
81 1.19, beS. III.
8eisen (eprins) gto. 3 i6lOB um &c
nie6rigcr als geitern.
y8ir notiren:
SEQ. 2 6ribiabrsnei3em ipur6e su 1.O7
D~ertauft nn6 idfoB su 1.O43 fir alien
un6 ST 5000 fir Ieueu. 9to. ;H
1.073.
go. 1 NotDer @intertpei;en 974@9S;
gio.2 SIT 963 ; SEQ. 2 per Nugult gu 969963
geb. 9tD. 3 Su 81. 9
Ser 9usult 963 @ 984; per September
9180925.
S6luBpreiie: se1 per atuSuit un6 s14
per September.
Mais itieg UNI 3c, mid absr ~is6er
Tim &c 3lritd.
Hir ltotiren:
SO. 2 su ae4@392, i4loB gu as4c.
v6isbmire6" 40.i
r9tetp 9igbmireO" -.
v9tetp mireb" O.
0ei6ter 373@3S.
gio. 2 BeiBer mad grobe -.
Nid,t &laififiairtsr auf ben S9tenen &c.
Ser Iuguit.. 1910 .394 1890 .39
Per Septbr.: .3S5(@ .394 90 .3s5
Safer blieb u~nperGn6ert.
$50. 2 SIT 24(@242.
gaad 4Srobe 0uf Den S6ienen 253 @ 20.
Ser Nuguit.. .224@ .23 .225(@ .23
Ser Septbr.. .225@ .22t 1890 .224
&oggen felt.
9to. 2 ST. soc.
Ser @uguit 493.
8er September 49,.
Sdmereten.- Self un6 b06er.
Timotbb 1.25@1.3 30. ta
&lee 4.25@4.4O.
Slabs 1875.
SimotbD per Sept....... 1875 1881
Slads, per September. - Oils
Nuguit..... 1.2O t2
uWeBport" feiter un6 Inn 10c b6ber.
= $10.10 per SAB.
Ser 9luguit % .923@1O.25 1910 @ =
per Sept. 10. 3@10. 3291O.10 @10.123
Qer DIT. :. = Cd = Ca
Sdmala feit un6 um 10c. bODer. 1856
per 100 ID. tstaa
Ser 9lueuit. 7.623@7.674 7.55 "a -
qer Septbr. .7.529@7.75 1855 @7.572
Ser Ott6r. ...7.60 @7.G72 : @7.674
S6tnfen (sugar cured) 9(09l
Salg IS per Bf6.
pGbicagO Winiug & Stod Gr6an9e."
8ertdufe wur6en beute tuie folgt abgeiblols
ipn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
sic aamsfamb- eMa.naaler. peI:

dc bi5bcr fLeine Quantitdteit ibrer 8aaz
rem bur6 Die 8oit iteuerfret einsufi6ren
%perItanDen, ii6 aber 0ur6 Die Wa6iamz
fctt Der Special N9erten in bieicml
Shmuggel : 3tueige seitort fanben, limb
Jest auf eiltel neuem 9luspeg berfauen.
Nnitatt itGmli6 complete8aare hon 6anbz
l6ubelt 81 %Derien6en, laiien ii6 bic
S6muggler in einem 8rief@8aquete eilt
Ou5eno redte 6an6i6ube uno fllrse i3cit
DarQuf etl OaBenb ltnfe 6qnbidube i6itz
fen. Oa nun ipe6er Elm 0ubeno redter,
nod etn Oubenb Infer 9anoidnDe irgcn6
tDeI6e1 Wertb baben, ieben bic !3oIbeamz
tell it6 biSber %DeranlaBt, berartige Seuz
bungen fret paiitren 81 lalien; fie iiit6 icbt
aber babel, eincn 8efebI Der Sberz j3onz
8eamten SIT ertpirfen, Der es ibnen eriil0gz
IideI iou, bieier offenbaren ltmgebung ser
3oQ=@eieBe Elm @nbe Su mR6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

Gettnar Ointment lit in 3tuet ner7
ldtcoeneI Sorten aI baben. Das ~, etBe
nm BON Wfeniden 9ebraudt 81 tueroen; pas
9elbe fir Sferbe, S6afe uuO anoereGRi ere
Nttelte iiber Die 8irtungen oteier por5lil Il1z
den Erdparate iin6 nm ieOe 6lalde gez
fptdelt, uno iinb ieIbige in ieber Npotb re
ooer our6 Die @oit bon Der Office , er
Sentaur Company, AZ Sen Stree t.
9teW yort GltDf al baben. s1iaulSWa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
StaOt CbtGagO.

SEER s. 81. 90utg, reiienber 9geut
Der gSSutnots StaatS3eitHng" miro uniere
2tbonnenten in Soma, &anias, 9tebrasfa
un0 Colorado beiud)en. N, haip
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

Ser TreS. Meber, Sibtoute, 9a.,
i9reibt: sSenOen Sic mir Die beitelten
Or. Mugut 6ni9 's $ ambur9er
ErOpfen iobalo ais mO9lt6. Oa t6
6teies quite SeiImittcl ftets i'll meinem
6auie gebraude, 10 mill t4 nt9t lange
o6ne Wieoi5iH Ietn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
auntmoM.VIawe
SpeIaL=Mmseige.
GIG @arte.

Yin gue. weV6e an ben TOIs.u DON SusenSiinben.
EerpSIer Sdwade, NuttrGitt9uus @erluit Der Ufannesz
hroit &C. Nibtu, isnpe Id toitentret siu Reeept, eas he
furirt. Hieies erose 6eilmittI wurbe Don eIuem Wsila
Fpnor in SIbs9merlta eutpe6t. Sdi6t sin a~hIeliiIIeA
GOupert on Rev. SolepR z SuWaR, D,
22lsp1SIMws Iat@ bible 9ouls y, 2. Gttab
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
gtemeretmmeDnter Sarpeu tpurbe

GteMeretnWcDMter 91rUeD tpurbe
Tretta9 ms unbestreisgert6t bou Der Sill
mis- Central @iienbabns @eieai6aft iuegen
lla8eicbmGBi9er 8eitelerung DOn OiDiocnz
Den Der %gehanIten geieIi6aft auf $4,000
Dertlagt. Die fla9erii6e @cieui6aft be-
1auptet, bab Bic Don 6arpep beiteuerteu
9iui6enben ni6t bas 9teiultat bon oiref=
ten Gtnnobmen gepeien ieter, lonbern aus
Dem @rlOs BON 2Gnbereiem berserilbrt
bGtten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

90. gutes unb re6t gutes. -. 4.25@4.75
vSprins Superfines", 9utes
bis re6t auteS.. 2.5O@3.75
90. i6ledtes r,lo mitteLgutes. 2.25@2.75
WinnelDta Spring GrtrasD,
rsdt sutes un6 heltes. ..... 5.25@5.75
Oo. orb. uno aien1IiN 9ute3.. 4.25(@5.00
Winmelota gatent gltes big
beifes ................... 6.5o@s.OO
gnoere 8atentme6le. ........ $50
Goggenmebl -. ........... 2.75@3,O0
Maismebl. 3.75
&Lete- 10 Tonnet 3u $10.25 anf bet
Shienen nnb 10 SonneH 81 1000 abge7
I~iefert.
Mi6bItngs-1 10 Gounen 81 $11.75
abaeliefert.
MatsmebL.- 100 SaB aus ser geuz
England Mible 3u $3.50 per Sap.
EeM.
GrbaIten 90 Gonnen, heridifft Som
ren. SimotbD gip. 1 81 S.75@9.50; So.
2 gu 8.OO@8.50; @emii6teS 7.5o@8.O0;
llplano &rairie SIT 7.O0@S.50; Yrairie
$50. 5 gu 6.oo97,OO; Slough au 4.oo@
$50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

9retie etpas nie6riger. 8esabIt ipurDe:
4.OO(04.30 fir ibtpere @aare gum gs0s
teIn, uno $3.50 fir lei1te 8aare
gum 8DfelE uro 8erl6tffen, nno 1920
j94.5O iir glatte i6rpere @aare sum
Geri6iHeE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
EGfeYmnAsesa.

Mbisfeps 6aiier. per Stid. ...i.s5M1.45
0lebIfGiIer, 90. 3O9 Ia
S6rnaI3> vTierces", .~...1.15g1 III
G6wetneH. =fSdiier. Uer Stit S75GGor2
.2iele" Tauoet, ~bu6eO"
Der 1000...... -. %. s1OO
.Tierce''0 aubeR, ,.Iiiteo"p:
1000 observation-disclosures. s1.OO
nSierce" 9aIbeE, vriDen''
per 1000. 81. OoO2s.oO
0alben fir SdpeineHeii6=
Sdiier. ranb. 16.Oo@17.OO
Danben fir S6tpeineFeiI9=
Sdiier, vbudeS", $500. 2oyOo@ss.W
Saubeu fIr gSbistep= TGfer,
.budsO" ,........!..... 80. Oo@ss.OO
Se6el, DO. Der 1000. ,,,.... SO OO(035.O 90
;uSlerces per 1000. 32.00(@35. 90
-. III S6peinel, SGlierE -- $500
per 1000 ............" $500 GOO
0auben firMebIf9f1er. cfher $50
0edel bas goar .O52
Gtaneen Der 1000 11.Oo@14.OO
Neten fir Meblfdiier, 5ifOr9 1900 s.s5
el6en, Had 4.50@ 500
turaeoo Had 1000 500
Ntbi1te Sierces, ei6er 14.O0
s.. Sdiier, ei@er 1900
.bidorp 15.00@17.O 90
GtongeE fir bidte SGiier.. 25.00@SO.OO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
Sic GNineicu.
Can GrQnciscp 2. q

uU n | u u I = ", q. ZkuD.
8on Gictoria, Brit. Sol. mirb gelnels
BET: v0aS 4urlament fabte Deute nit
Stimnleneinbelligfeit eiIeu 8eldluB Da@
btnIautenb, voaS Oaus lei Der Wtetnllng,
baB Gbinelem bel ben 0hentliden 8auten
Der @roDins nibt beiddfti9t tDerben unb
Dap allen Gontraftrn cine oteS ben 8at=
llnternebmern DerbietenOe Se1timnullg
einperleibt iperben lolte."
@pnn slit 8etroTtn.
Oes Moines, Soma, 2. Nug.
Die Sarmer Warren Cooper unb 9iloez
brano unb ibr Bferbegelpann purben
geitern beim eu>Nufi6idten bonn 8lib
9etroffer. Cooper unb Die beiOen Bferbe
ipurben get6otet uno Der Senl6ober in
Sranb geitedt. Sil6ebrano fiel belt1z
nungSloS bonn gSagen, erbolte ii6 aber
nod re6tSettig, I'M Gooper'S 2ei6e aus
benz brenmnben 0eu sM 3ieben, ebe Die
Slantnen bieieIbe beriiDrt batten.
Ggploiton eimes GampfteHeIS.
Nem Orleans, I. 9lug.
6eute gta6mtttag I'm 2 llbr erplobtrte
Ser &e1ieL bes Dampfbootes 6cnrD Site,
pel9cs an Dem @erftboot AM Sube Ser
G~uitombouie Str. Lag. Der Sd)oruitein
uuo Der DOr6ere S6eil Der Gailte tpnroen
burd bic @rploiton ipeggcriiien. Scr on
geri6tetc SbaOen miro auf $4,000 geidGBt.
Gtra6enranb 1T oem SmWarscn
Set0eN.
5 10 90 B, Dat, 2. 9lug.
Gin WilGmarn Otamems Sames Nnoer=
ion, nelder etpa SeDn 0teilen n6rolth bon
bier no6nt, tpllroe bette Sriib auf Dem
gBege our Staot bon flint mastirtem Stroll
6em angefaQen, tpel6e i'm BON leiuem
8a9en berunterriien ltnb am 6a16eu uub
i SnS.T lid SU onf 20 @ noa Itps b %d@ptnt sa 1ors
i9aft abgenomnen, nit ieilen 9fer6en
bapolr madtet. Nuf iei1em @e60ft tebrs
ten oie 9tGuber etn un6 eignetem iid nod
brei ieiner 8fsrOe nebit ben u0tbigen SGtz
teln an. Dem Wanue, Der Die Nufit6t
iiber bas @eb0ft filbrte, iagten iie, ipo ct
ieinen t6errn finoen wiir6e, ulo rittelt
banl bon ba,rten. a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

s t e 1t ct 1t d1 d + u u q.
Den 8lbern Der Steueeuubaber entneDmcn mir foI@n6c uebuTht IMr Die
GrunNtentbums> GinihGBung Der tbhn Sabre. Die oNe 9n6e Scr 3abIen gRbt Die
Gini6dbuug an, Die nntere On nab bent urheI Der kurausglebun95&bOrO
mobtiSiten ShmGperD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
Ser 0iebmr....

OuFWlWHtll5pCetle.
Sebr i10ne Stiere 1850 gio.
un6 barber lpiegen0. 49,. .$5.00@5.50
S6One5 &inbDteb fir
tette, eutgeftaItetc, 3 bisj
Sabre alto Stiere, 1300btS
1850 ib tpiegeno per 100tb. .$4.4004.75
Suites &inonteb-guaImditete
Stiere, 100 bis 13S, AeSIMnO
lhtDer .......... W. -. $4.00@4.30
WitteIiorte-3iemItb netidioe
Sttere, 1850 bis 1900 Bfumo
idper $s.75r94.OO
Wfaltpie6 proilGre 8aare
70001050 ID i6rDer. 500. 2.50@3.50
2ei6tc, magere Sitbe, Sung
nieb (0eifers). 8Maen hi
magere Stiere 81. 9O@e.4O
Gerasitiere ....... ....... $2.25@3.25
Salber .$2.75@4.50
Ditto gei6la6tet: S@62c. per ID ie
nab 0uaLitGt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-31

New IoRK, July 29-The 7ia.es to-
day adds TO the orimina! record an ae-
eoaht of one Of the mos, audacious
crimes perpetra,cl in the country.
Some months since q married lady of
Boston, of great refinement aud beauty
AMI occupying prominent social posi-
tion, had been visiting friends in the
interior of this state and when leaving
took drawing room car on the New
York Central road for Albany where
her husband awaited her. Two viii
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-31
TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
D.sILH .R.s'TELLIGE.STER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 29-Sierra
Flume aid Lumber Company have
filed an inventory Of property in the
county recorders office. Estimated
value of personal property, $3.50. AZ
43; real property. 81, s57 1917; habili-
ties, $2.jiS,323.3l; value of real estate
belonging to the company. 1921 SOC. so.
SAN DIEGO, July ga telegram
from Campo last night says runner
arrived from Lowe. California with
the news that Pedro Bo6illo had at
tackled the officials at San Rafael. kill
ing one soldier aud wounding another.
anu that the whole frontier is up in
arms.
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The Constitutional Convention.
SECTIONS FOR THE SCHEDULE.
LELAND'S PLAN.

METHOD OF SUBMISSION TO COUNTIES
IN IDAHO.
This shall be submitted TO the quail
fed electors of Nez Perez, Idaho and
Shoshone counties III Idaho Territory,
on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, 1873. for their
adoption or rejection; and to this end
all judges and clerks of election, and
Boards of Canvassers in each of those
counties. duly empowered by the laws
of Idaho Territory TO receive, record,
canvass, and make returns of votes for
County and Precinct officers. under the
laws of Idaho Territory, In addition to
their rights and duties as such officers.
arc hereby authorized to open poll
books; receive, record, canvass and
make returns OF all votes cast for and
against the Constitution. Said returns
TO be duly certified by said Judges and
clerks, and transmitted under seal to
the Secretary of Washington Territory
at Olympus, w. t.. on or before The
- day of -. 49,; there to
be canvassed as a part of the returns of
the votes COR and against the Constitu-
ton.
SECOND METHOD OF SUBMISSION.
This Constitution shall DO submitted
to the qualified electors of the counties
of Nez Perez, Idaho and Shoshone, in
Idaho ITerritory, on tho first Tuesday
after the first Monday in November.
1878. for their adoption or rejection;
and TO this end q Board Of Commits.
sioners. consisting Of five persons,
electors-two from Nez Perez. two from
Idaho, and one from Shoshone county,
aud named respectively, William Ew.
ing and Hazen Squier. Of Nez Perez
county. j. NJ. Crooks aud Frank Fem,
of Idaho county, aud -. Bradley,
of Shoshone couuty-is hereby APP
pointed, any three of whom may fill
any vacancy that may occur in said
/ Board; which Board shall have an
Office at Lewiston, Idaho Territory; and
which shall have authority to appoin.
judges aud clerks in each and every
Precinct throughout those counties
above named. for the first election un.
der this Constitution. and for the cleo
ton on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. 1873. when this
. Constitution Is to be submitted 10 the
voters of the counties for their adop-
tion or rejection; and the full returns of
the votes in all the precincts in those
counties shall be made by the respec-
tive judges and clerks of election so
appointed. to the said Board of Com
missioners at Lewiston. certified and
under seal; which Board shall open
said returns, canvass the votes, and
certify the result of the same. and
transmit said result TO the Secretary of
Washington territory, at Olympia. w.
T., on or before the day Of
1877; and the returns so made To the
Secretary Of Washington Territory.
shall be canyassed as part of the re-
turns of the votes on the question Of
the adoption ofthis Constitution, IS well
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lains followed her into the car, prob
ably attracted by the valuable jewels
she wore, and when the conductor ap-
preached the lady FOR her ticket they
informed him they were her friends;
that she was deranged and they had
unfortunately been selected 10 con
vcy her tc the Utica asylum. Ia spite
Of protestatioAs and appeals for protec
ton the scouudrels succeeded in con
vincing the conductor and passengers
of the truth Of their story and remOv-
Ell the lady from the cars at Utica, she
swooning as the cars moved away.
She wa. then lifted into coach,
chlor0formed. taken TO a house of ILL
repute, outraged and robbed Of her
jeweIry and clothing. Her husband
learned OF his wife's alleged insanity
when he arrived at Albany. and pro-
curing a special engine started for
Utica without delay. Upon arriving
few inquiries enabled him to find the
disreputable house where his wife had
been taken and there he found her
lying upon a bed almost stripped of
clothing and her mind seriously injur-
ed by the terrible experience. Her
husband made every effort consistent
with privacy to discover the fsnds, hut
so far without avail.
NEW YORK. July 29-The carrier
pigeons started from Columbus, Ohio,
Friday. have not arrived hcms.
The prizes will not be awarded.
NEW ORLEANS. July 29.-Total vel
low fever cases reported to the Board
of Health up to noon today. 80; deaths
%. No report has been received to-
day from the charity hospital. but it is
stated that a number of new cases were
admitted
The president of the Board OF
Health says the yellow FEVER is SC
prevalent that it would not be proper
to issue to departing vessels clean bill
of health. Cases up 10 noon to-day,
80; deaths, 33.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.--The cred.
itors of the Jay Cooke estate held an
adjourned general meeting to-day. The
trustees submitted plan for the speedy
settlement of the estate by means Of
! apportionment, on which basis the
scrip to be taken in exchange for assets
is TO he issued pro rata among the
creditors. The sense of the meeting
was that about the best thing to bt
done was to dispose of the estate a:
quickly as possible
HELENA, July 29-Lieut Wallac,
overlook and fought the Indians who
committed the recent murders at thu
mouth Of Bear and Rock creeks on tn,
north fork of Clearwater, Sunday, thu
2lst, killing six and wounding three
| Among the killed was Tababor, thei
chief. They also killed twenty thre,
head of their stock and captured 1!
Indians consisting of IL bucks aud TIVE
squaws. Lieut. Wallace's command
numbered thirteen soldiers aud tw,
/ citizens. No casualties on our side ex
cept the wounding of few horses. TIL,
/ fight lasted two hours
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OFFENCES PUNISHED.

CALL ON J. A. MCPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in S. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc
attic, w. T. myl7 diff
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DIR. SPINNEY, the celebrated Special.
ist of San Francisco, is now stopping
at the Occidental Hotel, where he will
be pleased to consult with all who may
require his AID. The Doctor is too we'll
known on this coast to require an in.
PRODUCTION to the public. See his adj
vertisement
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.

At meeting of the King County Democratic
Committee held July ~ 1875 IL WAS resolved thar
the primaries for the next County Convention De
held IN the respective precincts on Wednesday,
september 4th. At the usual voting places. and
that the County Convention be held in Seattle on
Saturday, September It'll. at 8 o'clock P. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating County and Lesisla'
tive officers and electing delegates to the Demo-
cratic Territorial Convention, and that the re-
presentation be one Delegate for each ten votes
cast for Judson at the last general election, as
follows:
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MAIsoN DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street, next to the " Arcade" Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trav-
cling guests.
ID. II. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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as for the first election of the officers
hereunder. And the said Board of
Commissioners shall give at least ten
days previous public notice OF each OF
said elections In each and every pre-
cinct IN said counties, in such manner
as in their Judgment will be most like
~ TO make it known to every voter IN
these three counties.
QUALIFICATIONS OF ELECTORS.
All persons residing in the counties
of Nez Perez, Idaho and Shoshone, in
Idaho Territory, or that portion of
them embraced within the boundaries
as defined in this Constitution, and who
are qualified electors under the laws OF
Idaho Territory, on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in November,
1873, may vote, on that day. at any
place Of voting in said counties, for the
adoption-or rejection OF this Constitu-
ton; and III case the same be adopted,
all persons in these counties who may
be by this Constitution qualified cleo
tors on the day of the first election OF
officers hereunder, may vote for such
officers under the provisions. made
therein.
LAWS REMAIN IN FORCE.
In the event that the boundaries de-
flied N this Constitution be acceptable
to Congress, and the State of Washing
ton be admitted into the Union with
these defined boundaries; all laws then
in force in that portion of Idaho Ter
rtory included within said boundaries.
not inconsistent with this Constitution.
shall continue in full force until alter
ed or repealed.
OFFICERS REMAIN.
All officers exercising their functions
of office under the laws Of Idaho Ter
rit0ry, in the counties of Nez Perez,
/ Idaho and Shoshone. when this Consti-
| tuition takes effect, shall continHe in
office. and IN the exercise of their re
spective duties and authority, over that
portion of Idaho included within the
boundaries of the State of Washing.
ton, until superseded by State author.
| ties.
RIGHTS REMAIN.
All private rights acquired under oil
! by virtue of the laws Of Idaho Terri
tory, in said counties Of Nez Perez.
idaho and Shoshone. shall be valid and
secure under the proposed State OF
Washington, and shall be determined
by the laws existing in Idaho Territory
when this Constitution takes effect
|
All offcnses against the laws of the
Territory of Idaho, committed within
that portion of said Territory included
within the boundaries Of the State OF
Washington, and before this Constitu
tion take. effect, and which shall no,
have been punished before that time
shall be punished by this State, as they
might have been punished by the Ter
| ritory of Idaho