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Morice,
Notice.

|.e |ms,ga. OF Boise ssunty, Ida Territory
'' q the estate of Matthias app, de-
Ee as os 1, Io An ORDER OF SAID COURT
Irsbv NE. ,4e -5d day of April, A. D. 1879, no
k 3 iteea ls-o thst on Tuesday. the 9th day
h. a. i9's' .h Al II o'clock a. N. of said day.
zs.tT : 'ae tg trohate Judge. in Idaho City
Ier -, l. J :, has been appointed as the time
keasapa' loving the viii of the said Matthias
ta zsnn sna ~ ior hearing the application ri
}isry ph Ih ior the issuance to her of letters
n apneor "aeh e and where any person inter-
ffe@t and contest the same.
prol,.. I. s. HART,
epril ss0rate - lsl Judge and ex. oficio clerk.
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JonS RAFFERU was on his knees in
a front room of his residence, in Bos-
ton, Mass, saying his morning prayer.
aud the noise Of The children playing
in the street disturbed his devotions.
He arose. got revolver, opened a
window and fred five shots into The
juvenile gathering. Maggie Murphy
was hit in the leg. and probably
famed for life.
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TEAcHER-''Can you multiply to
gether concrete numbers?9 (Fhey ap-
pear uncertain Teacher What
will he the product Of forty apples
multiplied by six pounds Of bect?"
Sa.all boy triumphantly "Mirce pies"
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Nofice.

iexes 80 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
. con,a ~ no. now due. Tax payers are re.
{. p - sIorTard nd settle. In my nh.
II ths onlhn NM Is authorized to transact the
treet 0iHce' hiceat ]. p. Swinn.s store.
pr ana A1KX. ORCHARD,
' ex'ofhcio Tax Collector OF Boise
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/ The United States Mining law ana Land
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Annua, Meeting.

THR ANNUAL MEETING OF FTHEsToCHoLDERS
! of the Garden Vsilcy Min Company VII be held
at the Garden Valley Mil on Tuesday Iune IL 1872
at O'Clock p. o. ". hEGREIS.
June 6, 1879. Secretary
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boia9ea iiaano Lodge No. l, A. F. & A. II.
usigN Wam It's regular meetings in Masonic
iSi ln every fourth Saturday of each month.
10 ,i oletnren III good standing are invited
" BROWN, Sec'y. ''
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il RGs BalHag Adjoining Masonic Hall. Wall Street
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Sofjetg Suites.

RI. RI LODGE, NO. Q, l. O. G. T.. 90,
A on - r regular meetings at Temper, ~
rioeeu tuesday evening of each week. t57AAs
ataS IT, All members in good standing sSs
III |STrvu,u ~ attend. BY order Of t e w. c. T.
oN' secretary. IDecl3, '7S-tf
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Ilal,a arml-w eeklg 5uurll

IgMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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cheers. mingled with the shrieking OF
steamboat Whistles made a deafening roar OF
apDrobation. Coming into the harbor the
steamer kept close to the Wharves 80 that the
crowds which lined them might have a good
LOOK at their popular faynrite. Bands on differ
m ent steamers played see. the Condnering
Hero Comes. and Home. sweet Home" The
Day presented gala day appearance. thousands
OF -, Small craft raj being outl
-, Ihe crowd on the Young street wharf, where
the champion was to land, and On the streat
ahd e. iadsa leading lIa to i was Immense when the
ferred to the tugboat and to the Simeoe street
wharf, wharf, where the cabs were waiting and he was
pressed that he did not pass through YOUNG n
street. So % that the, crowd could give him vel
come. Tonight he drove to the HorticulturnI
Garden. where an enormous crowd was await
Ing to receive him. When he made his appear
sance on the stand he was greeted with grand
burst OF applause. = AAAsA
Mayor Beatty presented him an appropriate
address. 70 which he made short and sensible
reply. Miss Kerr read an ode to Hanlan, which
was received with cheers. s11.'H1.
Laurent. OF the opera company. then sang
'Pinafore." and the proceedings to. minated.
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POLITICS.
The Delegates to the Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic Convention.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-The Dem oeratic dela-
gates to ths Harrisburg. Convention from this
will be- no ipconsiderabIe body Of them that
will go together. the DELEGATES going as best
suits their convenience. McGoWnan. and few
others. started on early this morning and others
will string along the train this evening, so as
to be on time for wsrk tomorrow In the con-
vention. 1t Is confidently reported that there
which will finish up In short order and adjourn
the same Gay with all its work completed.
THE PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL, CONVENTION.
P1TTsBuRG. July 15.-About one hundred and
twenty delegates were present at the Altoona
national convention. T. A. Armstrong, editor
Of the Labor Tribune OF Pittsburg, was chosen
temp Dorary chairman After the appointment
OF committee on resolutions and permanent
organization the convention took q recess till
80 y. m
THE IOWA PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.
hibitionsts' Convention meets here TO- morrow.
A full ticket viii probably be nominated.
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Our Railroad.

The tug Protection, belonging to the Louis
lana Western Railroad Company, came
around Monday. She is large and draws SIX
and half feet OF water, light. She was un-
able to cross the bar at the mouth OF the
river, and was hauled up and taken across
by Capt. Thomas McClanahan with the
schooner G. FL. Moore.
Major B. Hyatt said to US yesterday that
the work on the Louisiana Western Railroad
was further advanced than was expected at
this time. The track laying is nearly within
mile Of the river, but Is now suspended Tor
the want Of iron. Iron Is now on the way.
The fine steel bridge for the Sabine river nag
been shipped and Is expected TO arrive a.
Sabine Pass about the middle OF this month.
We learn from Mr. J.. s. Anderson, VINO naS
Just returned from Lake Charles, that Lno
new locomotive, "Calcasieu," for the Louiste ast
lana Western railroad, has arrived 70 IT. tnas hl.
city, also that another locomotive, ealIse., a,,,t
thinks the SABINE, has arrived at tne m9a.I
of the Calcasieu river, having been some loiss T.
two davs out. Track-laying commencea q a.
he Charles this week, and ts being nl I'm easI.
darot ia q two.story building, and handsomely
GnRfshed GnRJ The town OF Lake Charles is grow
ing NO, fha mills are all driving away, and the
people ea generally are 10 good spirits and hope
ful uf the future.
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THE TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY.
A Contest Between the Western Union and
Missouri Telegraph Company.

ST.. LOUIS, July. 15.-The telegraph war has
begun In Missouri, and II the first strike Is half
Western nen has DECIDED 70 rhe
| litigation between the companies began here
to- day, with every prospect Of terminating
the Western Union Telegraph Company flied q
petition In the cir. uit clerks tff1ce for an in,
Northern Raiiroad Company .fhe Central onion ion
| Telegraph Company and others. to prevent the
construction Of wires along the fist named
The petition alleges. that dfenyaants have
| franduiently cnnspired and e.Ifederated to-
gether to the injury of plaintitfs by aiding. en-
couraging and building a Joint line of Telegraph
oyer the roadway Of the st. Louis and Kansas
City Railroad. The Western Union further al;
g ne q q q Won ~ ~
! acquire any that tbs at esuis and Kansas City
| Railroad. in vioat) are outs contract. has en-
Of h
it transports ss are steady. material below the
usual rate, and bill Of Is the use OF their de-
fessrs fels sa nas sood 5df aR A%sfsae ear
the tooIak francs ~; commentral Union so that
rastad ne New York sight Is oara a+ an - t
Centratum for bank count
Tha cited 4 y cent prempady entered on the
Wlsarn IN Oonsos firm pnes tor ann an ine n
Jun ton agarlm Bonds closSdants.. A0A o. -
The plaintittre firm. hat In the event of
the and ata telegraph fss Wa1srn BY
uni5n tn Tin line ] Would Heapats}y be m crossed 'el and
| reerossed. whereby it would of necessity fre-
quently happen that the current Of electricity
would be 90 disturbed as to render Inaccurate
messages transmitted over plaintiffs line. rem
expensive suits for heavy damages
The plaiptiff again states that Greeley. Ed
gerton, Perry, TreadWay and Francis have an
pointed J. T. Dickey superintendent of con-
struction Of the line, and that he is now upsr-
intendent of Its constr uction. shortly after the
Injunction was filed Judge Thayer passed an
opinion on 1t. refusing to grant the application
for preliminary Injunction. It was simply a
bill for an. Injunction to restrain defendants
from violating the terms m Of =, contract The
question between the plaintiff and the Kansas
cialy the provisions relating. to TRANSPORTATION.
etc. were valid. II also, held that the home
company. If the railroad company permitted.
could erect line of telegraph; Il did not mat.
ter even whether 1t was the tool and agent Of
foreign company for the violation Of the con-
tract. The Western Union Company had its
remedy. In view of all these facts the petition
for a preliminary Injunction would be refused
until the defendants had time to appear and
argue the matter.
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:. ENGLAND.
A Gloomy Outlook in the Financial
World.
More Trouble In Ireland-The Irish
University Bill Passed BY the
House of Lords.

LONDON, July 1.-Two other gloomy events
in the financial world have occurred to-day
Robert Udall, OF Manchester, and Robert 4
John Udall, OF Paris have been obliged to sus-
pend, and In consequence OF a deficiency In
their assets the liduidators OF the late West Of
England and South Wales Bank have been
compelled to make second call on the share
holders for s1O per share.
CoNsTABULARY FOR MEATH.
ReinfOrcements Of the constabuary force
have been ordered to proceed to Coal Island,
County Meath. inacOnsequ6nce OF the July riots
at NeWry. County Meath. A sub-inspector of
police has been shot there.
THE CANADIAN LOAN.
Tenders for the new Canadian loan Of So O0O,-
600 were opened to-day. and. they amount to
f370 900. The tenders at g5 will receive about 80
per cent Of the loan
THE EMPRESS EUsENIE THANKS THE ENGLISH
The Empress Eugenie has issued an address.
In which she publicly thanks the English neople
for their sympathy at the death OF the Prince
Imperial.
HEAVY FAILURE.
Messrs. Jackson, Gill 4 Co., limited. in the
Cleveland iron trade at Middleborough, have
failed. Liabilities very heavy.
THE IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL,
The House Of Lords last night passed the
Irish university bill. but II Is generally believed
that the government will quietly eheve the bill,
in consequence of the increasing opposition to
it and also to the pressure OF business.
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STATE DEBT.
fMarksyille Bulletin !

The State debt question ID settled. The prin-
cipal remains intact. the interest being reduced
to 3 per cent for fifteen years and per cent
thereafter, We are willing to admit that his fs
q considerable redu ton and q large saving to
the taxpayers still we must ieafst that q better
and an equally acceptable adjustment could
have been effected. II the Convention had In
sisted upon scaling. the bondho)ders would
readily have accepted . reduction OF IS per cent
on the principal. II this had been done gen.
eral satisfaction would have been given. Much
has been said and written about the pledged
faith Of the State, Dnt it has. not yet
been explained. nor the cause given why
the proposition nf Mr.. Newman, who repre-
sented two millions In bonds, and who was will
ing to ac ept seventy five cents to the dollar,
was not accepted at once 1t seems to us that
our ideas OF honor have allowed our reason to
become cleuded and that the Convention In
this particular case has not proved equal To the
OCCASION However. the state debt must be con-
sidered settled The settlement, sush as IL is.
will il all probability be binding. Ii the bal
ance of the work to be performed ythe Conven-
tion is such as to commend It to the people. the
constitution will be ratified beyond doubt.
We are firmly convinced that majority of the
people Of this State desired q reduction of the
debt; this has been denied them, and we pre-
sumo that the effort made to unload the War
moth and Kellogg iniQutie4. If unsuccessful.
has at least given proof that the people old de-
sire 1t, even II their representatives would not
do IT,
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ton Of rates made By the New York Central
and the benefits conferred thereby on the pub
lie since the consolidation of the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Companies.
The rates were reduced one-half. Pas -engers
to Albany got concession of 81 %. the actual
fare being . 10. while. by law. they are allowed
to charge "a 80. To Syracuse the concession
was 81 80.
At 5 80 D. N. the testimony Of Mr.. Worcester
was brought to cose. and then Commissioner
Hepburn announced that the next full meet
ing Of the committee would be held at Saratoga
within four weeks. Several witnesses who had
been subpenaed failed to attend on account Of
the pressure of business. and the commission
ers themselves had some private business to
attend to.
sub committee. consisting OF Geo. Il. Terry,
Baker and Hepburn. will examine into the
affairs of the Lake Champlain Road.
THE HOT WEATHER.
This was the hottest day Of the season. The
heat was intense and the people suffered Sc
verely from the effects. The thermometor
stood 72 . at a. m. and rapidly rose to 80 . at
8 . M At D. m. II stood 90 Q ;'at o. IN s5 2;
at midnight So. The average to-day was saas ..
At the same time last year 1t was 7ebo The
police reported ten cases OF sunstroke to-day.
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HAnlan On the Lake.

TORONTO July 15.-The steamer Chteora, with
Hanl4u on board. left Niagara at D. N. There
was an immense. crowd on the wharf, and as
champion. AS soon as the boat got out in the
lake he held reception in the cabin, and all
the passengers we're pre- ented to him. The
also the watch presented the cham pion by his
friends In this city.
Hanian was accom- panied by David Ward. his
Shaw, brother Of Col Shaw United States Con-
sui at Manchester. Ten miles from Toronto
the Chicora was met by the steamers Fiigate
and Empres., of India, Maxwell Jean and
0 hers. crowded with passengers. Nearly all
the mem bers Of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club
were out with their vessels. They were all
dropped into line in the wake OF the Ghicora.
making most striaing procession.
Hanlan stood on the pifot-hous6 OF Ine
steamer in full view OF the multitude. nAd Tao
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ly gave an alarm. An attempt was made to ex-
tinguish the fire; but. owing to the inflamma-
BILE nature OF the building, the flames 6 soon
time the entire building was enveloped in
flames. The fire burned steadily for several
hours. and nothing remains o-day but, the
walls. When the alarm was first given, there
were over 2OOworkmen in the building. Including
q number OF girls all Of whom escaped without
injury. but many were vompelled to leave q
large portion Of their clothing behind. The
building. destroyed was owned BY Messrs. Tetz.
Patrick d Hoyt. and was occupied by j. Holt d
Bro. Holt d Bro. estimate their loss at $40 900,
on which there is an insurance on the builripg
Of $4,000: on the stock and on the machinery of
$lA OuO.
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LETTER FROM COL. r. L. CLAIBORNE.
To the Editor OF the Marksville Bulletin:
STATE. Hnffcr InI.r 1arn

pIA4E-uOUSE, ulY u, 1871
The public debt may b said to be settled-the
Interest to be per cent for fifteen years and 4
per cent for the balance OF the time. The pres-
ent rate of interest is per cent. Thus we save
per cent interest fpr fifteen years and we save
per cont Interest for twenty years. This is o
great aving to the State.
By fixing this low rate OF interest the burden
will fall lightly upon the people-it will give
time saye the credit Of the State.
The Nichols government. the Nichols Leg
1slature. the Democratic Convention all pledged
the Democrats to preserve the pledged faith OF
the State. The present Funding Board, COM
pos cd OF OtT Oarn people. recognize the funded
debt as legal. The supreme Court, which IL
com posed Of our best men, DECIDE the Funding
Board to be legal body. All these things con-
stdered. the Convention has acted wisely by
adjusting the public debt so as to avoid repu-
dtation, and at the same time reduce the inter
est so low as to give substantial relief to the
State. After one months Investigation by a
committee of eighteen delegates they unani-s
fraudulent 1t was impossible to establish the
fraud. 1t is suspected that nearly 81 900 600 1T
the debt Is fraudulent. III this is 30 thHt sum is
doubly paid for by the reduction of interest.
The banks and commission merchants
breathe freer-they feared reputation would
produce a convulsive shock that would destroy
all credit and involve cor porations. commission
Happily all this is avoided by the admirable adj
justment which saves the honor and credit OF
the State and lightens the burden Of taxation
which will enable the people to recuperate their
prosperity.
IL IT, GLATRDRNE
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THE CAIRO QUARANTINE RAISED.
WEATHER AND HEALTH.
The Sunstroke Business ID Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 15.-This was considered by
many as the hottest day yet but the mercury
did not go so high as last week. There was one
death BY sunstroke yesterday. a Lahore named
John Brown. who had been at home sick for the
past three mouths. h recovered sufficiently
to go to work at South Park. He had not worked
long before he was sunstruck, and died shortly
after.
THREE FATAL CASES OF sUNsTRoKE.
CHICAGO, July 15.-As far as euorted there
dell Reikhe,. employed in Hirssch's tannery,
was stricken down, and died while being CON
veyed In wagon to his home No. 90 Carrell
street. where he leaves a family Of seven.
Frank Hite a brickla, er, was stricken while
at work. His recovery is doubtful
An unknown German. about fifty wears of
age. was found lying in fr mt of No 2so Calumet
Avenue, overcome with lhe heat Hs was car
Frank Helemier received a slight stroke.
Several cases Of horses dropping dead from
the heat are reported.
HOT WEATAER AT THE CAPITAL.
WAS H1NGToN July 15.-To-day has been the
hottest day Of the season, s,,. the thermom-ter ne
Several cases Of sunstroke are reported.
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CANADA.
The Letellier Case Referred Back to Canada.

QUEBEC, July 15 The imperial dispatches to
TELLER matter back to Canada, with the express
sion Of the hope that no unnec, ssary interfer-
enee will be made with the vested interests OF
the province Of Quebec.
A COUNTERFEIT BILL.
MONTREAL, July 15.-A counterfeit five dollar
bill on the National Eank of PawlinR N. Y,
was passed Ia this city to-day. The counter
fs1t Is dangerous one. and well calculated to
deceive. The It's" In the printed ma, ter on the
back Of the bill are not all crossed. aud the
reading on ths upper portion of the back runs
too close to the border. Three parties were
imposed on To- day.
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The Postmaster eenerar. wand.r,nx..

NEWPORT. r. L. July 15-The Postmaster
General and party have been stopping at the
Ocean House since Monday afternoon. There
was no formal reception. This morning was
devoted to drive about the city. visiting 1ocali-
ties OF interest The party went to Bristol this
afternoon, and are the guests of Senator Burn
side, who arrive this morning