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seat Of government of the State at snch
time as shall be provided by lnv
and the Legislature may provide for ths
holding other terms, and at other phc..
when they may deem it necessary. Tt.
Circuit Court shall hold courts at such
times and places as now are or NAV ~,
prescribed by law. The Judges OF N.
Circuit Courts mny hold terms for ca,h
other, and shall do so when required Lv
law.
Sec. 16. The electors of the severn,
precincts. at the time appointed sior TN.
election of county commissioners, shnlJ
in such manner rs the Legislature NAV
direct, elect Justices OF the Peace. who's.
term OF office shall he for tvo
years They shall have such in isdiction
as may he conferred by law, but they
shall not have jurisdiction of any cnse
wherein the value of the property, or the
amount in controversy exceeds Que
hundred dollars, nor where the bound.
aries or. title t" renl estate may be called
in question. The Supreme and Circuit
Courts shall be Courts of Record
and Of general jurisdiction. All inferior,
Courts shall be Courts of special and
limited jurisdiction and not of record.
Sec. II. The style of all writs and
process shall be, THE People OF the
State of Washington" All criminal PROS.
ecutions shall be carried on in the name
and by the authority of the STATE.
See. 1S. The Legislature shall pro
vide for the speedy publication of all /
laws, and OF the decisions of the Supreme
Court.
Sec. 10. There shall be elected by the \
qualified electors of each judicial circuit, \
at each general election for members Of
the Legislature, Circuit Attorney fer
snch circuit, whose term OF two years
and whose duties and compensation shall
be as provided by law. No person shall
bc eligible TO the office of Circuit Atto,.
ney who shall not, at the time of biz
election, he qualified e'ec,or in the cir
cult for which he is elected, and shall
have pranticed as attorney ofa CoundI
Record for at least five years.
Sec. 20. All officers provided ior@
this Article, except Judges of the su-
preme Court, shall respectively reside IN
the circuit, county, precinct, or city forI
which they may be elected or appointed.
Sec. 81. There shall be q Probate
Court in each county, which, shall lmvs
jurisdiction in matters relating to tie
estate Of deceased persons, and to Nv
persons and estates of minors and persons
of unsound mind, as may DO prescribed |
by law, This Court shall consist OF one
Judge, who shall be chosen by the quail
fed electors OF the county, and shall
hold courts as such times, and receive
such compensation, as may be provided
iy law.
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THE CONSTITUTIONS.
TArticlc VII

Sec. 81. No obligation or liability of
any person, association or corporation,
held or owned by the State or by auy
municipal corporation, shal! be eXchang-
ed, transferred. remittcd, released post :
poned or in any way diminished by the
Legislature; nor shall such liability or
obligation be eXtingushed except by
payment thereof into the proper Treas
ury.
Sec. %. Every order, resolution or
vote, to which the concurrence of both
Houses may be necessary, except on the
question OF adjournment, or relative
solely to the transaction of the business
of the two Houses, shall be presented to
the Governor for his approval; if he dis
approve, he shall return it with his OBJ
jections, to the House in which it origi-
mated, when it shall take the course pre-.
scribed in case of bill.
Sec. 90, A member who has private
interest in any bill proposed or pending
before the Legislature shall disclose that
fact to the House OF which he is mem
Der, and shall not vote thereon.
Sec. 30. The Legislature shall direct
by law IN what manner and in what
Courts suits may be brought against the
State.
Sec. 81. The Legislature shall deter
mine what persons constitute the militia
oil the State; and may provide for organ
izing and disciplining the same in such
manner as may be prescribed by law
Sec. SO. In all elections to be made
by the Legislature, the members thereof
shall vote rica coce, and their votes shall
be entered TN the journal.
Sec. 33 The Legislature may, by
general law, confer upon the Boards of
Commissioners of the several counties,
such powers of a local, legislative and
administrative character, as they shall
from time to time prescribe.
Sec. 81. The Legislature shall pass
laws defining the personal and property
rights of married women.
Lee. s5. The privilege of the debtor
to enjoy the necessary comforts Of lite,
shall be recognized by wholesome laws,
exempting reasonable amount of prop
erty from seizure and sale for the pay
n,ent of any debt hereafter contracted.
ARTICLE VII
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ARTICLE VII.
EXECUTIVE.

Section 1. The supreme Executive
Power of the State shall he vested In n
Governor, who shall hold his Office for
four years, and shall not be eligible to
the office for the next succeeding term.
Sec. 2, No person shall I've eligible
to tha office OF Governor unless he is a
citizen Of the United States and shall
have attained the age OF thirty years, and
has been for three years next preceding
his election an inhabitant of the State.
Sec. 8 The Governor shall be elected
by the qualified electors of the State, at
the general election next preceding the
expiration of an executive term. The
returns Of every election for Governor
shall be sealed up and transmitted to
the Secretary of State, directed to the
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
who shall, Immediately upon the orgln.
ization OF the House, and before pro.
cceding to other business, open and
publish the same, in the paesence of n
majority OF both Houses of the Legis
lature, who shall, for that purpose, us.
semble in the House Of Representatives.
The person HAVING the highest number
OF votes for said office shall be declared
duly elected. But il two or mure have
an equal and the highest number Of
votes TT the paine office, one oi them
shall Immediately he chosen thereto by
the two Houses on joint ballot. and shall
bs drclared daily excited Gov,rbor.
Contestrd elrriisns fsr Goveruor shall
De determined by the two bouses 81 TIE
Legislature. an ioint hailol. IN such MAJ
ues % shall le prescribed hy ltv.
hrc g. To- G1ysuor shall lc Con -
maaIriu-,tafofi iac m.liiia ard naval
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[BY THE GOVERNOR.
Election Proclamation, 1878.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
IDAHO TERRITORY,
BOISE Cry. SpDtpmher 20 1878

70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN =
Know ye that |, Mason Brayman, Cover
nor of the Territory of Idaho, in obedi-
ence to law, do hereby appoint and order
the holding Of a General Election at the
proper voting places in the several coun-
ties Of said Territory on Tuesday after the
first Monday in November next, being the
nth day OF said month, in the year 1878,
for the election Of the following officers,
to-wit
One Delegate to represent said Terrific
ry in the Forty-SiXth Congress Of the
United States
One District Attorney for the First Dis
trict, comprising the counties Of Nez
Pcrce, Idaho and Shoshone.
One District Attorney for The Second
District comprising the counties Of Boise,
Alturas and Lemhi
One District Attorney for The Third Dis
trict, comprising the counties OF Ada,
Bear Lake, Oneida and OWyhee
Members OF both branches Of the Tenth
General Assembly, to convene at Boise
City on the second Monday, being the
thirteenth day of January, \. d. 1919, rs
follows:
ADA CouHTY-Two C3) members Of the
Legislative Council, and five o. members
of the House Of Representatives.
AITURAs CoUNTY-One % member OF
The Legislative Council and tWo ~ mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives.
BEAR LAKE CoUNTY-0ne Cd member
f The Legislative Council. and one Cd
member OF the House of Representatives.
BoIsE CoUNTY-Two ~ members Of the
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f COUNT Won BISMARCK.
An Elephant on the Track.

AS a railroad train was passing
through the forest, about thirty-fve
miles from Rangoon, India, short
time ago, driven by Mr.. Stone, loco
motive superintendent, assisted by
Mr.. Stewart, locomotive fireman, q
large elephant was seen to break
through the fence and get on the line.
Steam was shut off, and Mr. Stone
tried to open the waste cock, which
being in front Of the engine, would,
by ejecting hot water some distance
ahead induce "tusks' to leave tue
track. 1t could not bercadily opened,
and the engine was soon upon the un-
fortunate beast. The buffer beams of
the engine being very low, the beasts
hind legs were taken from under him,
and ne was forced to sit down, as it
were, with his hindquarters against
the smoke house door, which was, of
course, red hot. The poor beast man
aged TO keep his fore feet going,
though hustled along faster than ever
he had gone in his life before, and in
a few minutes the train came to
standstiIl, and he got away. He
moved of the line at the double, up
rooted a clump Of bamboo, then
wreaked dire vengeance on tree, and
was last seen rushing through the
Jingle, tearing aud smashing every
thing in his path. He was sadly cut
and bruised in the headquarters, and
will probably never be of any use
again The mahout luckily escaped
with his life, while those on the en-
gine may safely Congratulate them
selves on their escape.
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Notice.

Han arnat. n,aAe money faster at work for us than
]. hxm :,s s,sliAg else. Capital not required: We
~ by ~ ksasl - you. Sl2 per day at home made
: Esited ~. niiu uustrlous. Men, women. beys ano
q q Costly outfit and terms free. Address
augusta, Maine. GJune4'7s-1y.
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Overtasl1ing the Energies.

1t is not advisable for any Of US TO over
task our energies, corporeal or mental, but
in tic eager pursuit of wealth or fame or
knowledge how many transgress this sal
utaY rule. 1t must be matter OF great
importance to all who do so to know how
they can regain the rigor so rccklessly ex-
pended. The remedy is neither costly or
difficult to obtain Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is procurable in every city, town
and settlement in America, and it CON-
pensates for drain of bodily or mental
energy more effectually than any inyigor-
ant ever prescribed or advertised. Labor
inc men, athletes, students, Journalists,
lawyers, clergymen, physicians, all hear
testimony to its wondrously renovating
powers. 1t increases the capabilities Tor
undergoing fatigue, and counteracts the
injurious effects upon the system Of expo
sure, sedentary habits, unhealthy or Wea-
rying avocations, or an insalubrious Gil
mate, and is a prime Alternative, diuretie
and blood depurent.
April 5, 1873.
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PRoTGssoR: "And now, young gen
tlemen, which Of YOU can tell me the
name Of the greatest Of the planets
the champion planet, 50 to speak, of
our solar syatem?' STUDENT: q can
sir; it's Saturn" Professor: "And
how is that, pray?" Student: "Why,
because he carries the belt"
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y@ Sc rdC9ayS,
I 'L1S By THE

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INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
~, tes OF su D ; cr p Q n;
u IS 90 Three Months. SO 90
one Yeaf. a O0 Single Copies. ~ 20
sI Aol'A'iB H. carrier, IS per quarter.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE DEMOCRACY AND TILDEN.


and denounced by the Democracy.
CATHOLICISM IN AMERICA.
ROME, October 14th-The Vatican
is taking measures for a very consd-
cradle development Of Catholicism in
America.
COMPLETION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RE
VOLT.
LoNDoS, October l4th.-A Constan-
tinople dispatch says: The compile
ton Of the defensive lines Of Constan-
tinopie has beon authorized
Some Of the tribes near Bagdad have
reyoIted and captured the town OF
Damam. The Turkish authorities have
telegraphed, urgently calling for fein,
| forcements.
/ NEBRAsE.tNs KILLED By THE CHEYENNEs.
NoRrH PLATTE (Neb.), October l4th.
1t is established beyond doubt that
the total number Of citizens killed
near the State line by the Cheyenne
Indians who crossed the Union Pa
ciic railroad track on the 4th, was
43-23 on the oappa, 10 ." be@Her' /
on Pra're creek a"d , near bepuo-
mean river. lie inal&AS carried away
a large hnInOer "i me oa'iiof!''a
hoFseS from me " !''soh T"acn, hitcH-
cocE county, Nebraska.
DENocRAps AND cREENBAcKERs OF Iowa.
BuRuNGroN (lowa), October l4th.
Tho Democrats and Greenbac&ers
'oi tA.s district viii hold JOINT Con-
veni.on at Mt, Pleasant next tuesday,
TO roommate candidates lor Congress,
to be voted Tor at the November e'ec-
ton. They claim that other dis
tr'ciS VIII do the same, ana that oy
uniting they can carry at least uFe
out ot tie n'ne districts. IHey jas i
their action by the declaration that ac-
IcoFdj"G TO the Act oi the last Con
'gress the time tor holding Congress
s'onaI elections IN THIS state Is on the
Tuesday after the first Monday IN No
vember.
IsAEACEs IN THE BLACK HiLLs-A DECIDED
IY UGLY OUTLOOK.
| DaA0woop I'd. IT,, October 10th
/ The latest Indian rumor Is to the e.
feet that a portion of the Seventh Cav
airy has been corraled in the Bad
Lands and annlhllated, but this story
cannot be traced TO anything anthem.
tic. Couriers en- route to the party
constructing the military telegraph al
+. Powder river ran into three different
Indian camps on tac Belle Fourche
while making as many attempts to
cross, and were driven back. They
report Indian signs everye here. The
coach fiom Rapid City brings tiding>
of alarm at that camp. Everybody is
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SUNSET COX RENoMINATED.

New YORK, October 15th-The
O'Neilly-HanIon branch Of the Ma
tional Greenback Labor party and the
Lawlor Shupe branch Of the same
party have nominated S. S. Cox for
Congress from the Sixth District.
SUICIDE OF COUNT Won BISMARCK.
LONDON, October 15th-A dispatch
from Venice says: Count Won Mis-
marck, nephew Of the German Chan
colIor, committed suicide at Venice
yesterday by shooting himself with a
revolver. The act was caused by
physical suGerings.
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ment. 1t is supposed that this com
mand is the one above alluded to as
being surrounded and severely pun
ished. The outlook is decidedly ug-
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,,rr, !; SUES RiPTioA 70 HFsKLY W0aLD;
pr2fss5iGnal Qar&5.
.JovA ". BROWN,

7rogyyY AMI COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
/ y1,srv Public. idaho city T. A. VIII practice
4 n n Il. Courts oi lie Territory. uFry1 On Com
-s-.sT srrla-. Two q 1r above court House.
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D;ssolurion Notice.

-, MEMBERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
d int between Charles Magee and NJ Il. kemp
,a. IN the freighting business between ldaho CITY
and Bonanza city is this day dissolyss by mutual
consent. - ,o-o "a -. AA'-'.1N
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A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians, OF how much medicine Won
have tried, it isnow an established fact
that German Syrup is the ONLY remedy
which has given complete satisfaction
in severe cases of Lung Diseases. 1t
is true there are yet thousands Of per
sons who Dare predisposed to Throat and
Lung Affections, Consumption, Hemor-
rhages Asthma, Severe olds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whoopipg
Cought, &C., who have no personal
knowledge of Bosciee' s German Syrup.
70 such we would say that so, 900 dozen
We're sold last gear without one com
plliHt. Consumptives try just one Dot
tie. Regular size IS cents. Sold by
Jos Bobleter and ;ll Druggists in
America
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A TREMENDOUS POSSIBILITY.

Mr.. Louis ]. Jenning not only
writes very bright general letters
from London to the New York World,
but he makes from time to time very
!shrewd and pertinent comments upon
the course Of the important events
now passing on the continent. He
discusses the eastern war, with the
English bias to be sure, but also
with the broader view Of a cosmopo-
Titan journalist, whose business it is
TO see and describe things as they
are. In his late letter, he has insist
ed with a growing confidence on the
certainty Of war between England
and Russia, which, as an English
man, he looks at with some alarm,
in view Of the position of isolation
into which England has been nance
vred by the frank, hostile diplomacy
of Russia, reinforced by the secret
aid of Germany. He has no faith
in an Austrian alliance, regarding
that Empire as hopelessly entanaled
in German leading strings. England,
he thinks, in his latest letter, must
fight Russia alone, unless-and this
''unless' is followed by brief hint
of what he justly designates as a
tremendous possibility It is the
possibility Of the boldest and most
important step which has been tax.
en- by England in continental affairs
since the day Of her one great foreign
and war minister, Pitt, astep which
should again pat English money in
the field against continental armies,
and array the lesser nations of Eu-
rope, under English direction,
against the overshadowing imperial
autocracy Of the Hohenzol1erns i'll
the nineteenth century, as Pitt mar
shaded them against the imperial am
bition Of the Hapsburg Lorraine in
in the eighteenth. Mr.. Jennings
asks, Suppose England should say
to France. ] will give you as much
money as you want, and we will
fight Russia together. IF Germany
attacks you while we are at it, we
will get ltatly to come in, and if
necessary, fight all Europe It is
to be added, suppose France and
Italy should accept, but there is
nothing improbable in this. First,
1t is the alliance of 1853 over again.
Second, it is an elninently natural
:.lliapee: It has been pointed out be-
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ON THE BRINK.
England andlRussia Steadily Drift
ing Apart.
Sp ecial Telegram to the Globe.

Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, March 31.-The Tines
London special says: Advices re-
celved here by the government are
chat Russia is accepting the fact that
further negotiations with England
are useless and is applying herself to
two objects. One is to completely
isolate England from all other Euro.
Pean powers, and the other to hasten
the preparations for the
EXPECTED COLLISION.
All exposed points on the Black
Sea are being put in condition of
defence. Batteries are being erect
ca and the concentration Of troops
has received a new impetus in every
direction. AS much activity is be-
ing displayed as during the height
OF Of, the campaign against the Turks.
There IS reason to believe that move
ments are being perfected for the
seizure, when the proper moment ar
rlyes, OF a commanding position on
the Bosphorus, at Rumeli KAYAK.
were the channel is very narrow,
and commanded by heavy works on
both sides.
A special to the STANDARD, dated
C!onstantinople, Friday, states that
It England's fleet is not withdrawn
the Russians will occupy Constanti-
nople with the approval of the Sui
tan. The same correspondent under
stands that Minister Layard, in ac-
cordance with the instructions of the
british government, has asked the
Porte what its attitude would be in
the event of an Anglo-Russian war.
Safuet Pasha replied he was person
ally inclined to neutrality, but
would submit the matter to the
council.
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LIN IFS.
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THE CHICAGO s NoRrH-wEsTIRN HALLWAY
Railway Lines of the WEST and NORTH
WEST, and, with It's numerous Branches
and concessions, forms the shortest
all the points IN ILLINOIS, WlscoKs1N NORTHERN
MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA. Iowa, NEBRAsKA, CALI.
soRx1A and the WESTERN TERRITORIES Its
Omaha and California Line
Is She shortest and best route between CHICAGO
and all points In NORTHERN ILLINOIS, Iowa. DA-
KoTA, NEBRASKA, WYoM1Ne CoLoRADo UTAH
NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, OREaox Cn,xA' JAPAN
AED AUSTRALIA. lis
CHICAGO. st. PaNl& Mi7rneapoiis Linz
the shortest line between cH1c AGO and all point.
ID NORTHERN WISCONSIN, and MISNEsoTA, and
Els MADISON, ST. PAUL, MIHKEArolrs DULyr1s
ard all points in the Great Northwest. Its
La Crosse, Win0nn f. st. Peter Line
Is the best foute between CHICAGO and Ia Crosse.
W1NoNA. RecHEsrER, OwAoyNA, MAykAro, ST.
PET1R New ULM and and ali points in Southern
aHd Centra5 Minnesota. Iss
Greer. Bay f Marquette Lime
Is the only Fine between CH,e AGO and J4nEsv1nLx
W ATER1owE, DE- lac, OSHKOSH, APPLH.
TON. GREEN Bay. EscANAnA. NEGAuNEE MAX.
2GETTE, HoUGHToN, HANCOCK and the LAKp
SUPERIOR COUNTRY. FITS
f'yeepSrt f. Dubuque Lie
is the only line between CHICAGO and ElG1x. ROCK.
FORD. FREEPoGT, and all points via Frecport IT.,
Chicago 4 Mil1raukee Line
is the old Lake Shore Route, and is tire only one
passing between CHICAGO and Evanston, LAKE
FOREST, HIGHLAND PARK. NkuEEaxx RAc1NC
KENosHA and MILWAUKEE
Pullman Palace Draasing Room Cars
are e, run on All through trains on This road
This Is the ONLY LINE runnSnr these care.
between Chicago and St. Paul and Ninneano;s
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winon., y,
Chicago and Green Bay. vs.
Close connections are made ut CHicaro with thor
Lake Shore Michigan Southern Michigan Central
isa Ohio Pittsburg, Fl Wayne Chicago,
kankaEec Line and Pan Handle Reutes. far .lT
points EAST and SOUTHEAST. and Win the CHI;
cago and Alton and III;nosc Central fo All noints
SOUTH. ~ 'A poi''"
Close connections are also made with the Uniom
tactic H. r. at Omaha for ALTAR Vest points.
Close connections made at jnHe sion points with
trains of all cross points.
Tickets over this route are void Dy aM couno,.
Ilcket agents i'll the United States and rssadus.
c, Helnemaoer. you! ask for yoar Ticket via the
chicago 4 Northwestern Railway and take. mons
other ''" >"A>' "o'''
New DIRK Office. No. AIS Broadway; Boston Or
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street; san francisco Office. New Montgomery
street, Chicago Ticket offices, &C Clark Street uden
sherman House; Is Canal. corner Madison Street
klnzle street Depot. corner w. kinzic and CnnaE
streets: Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and Kin
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For rates or information not attainablc from vour
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