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comets in sight.

The Rochester Democrat says: Three
comets are now visible in the northern
heavens. Two OF them are in the
Great Bear, and not far apart. The
second comet, discovered by Palisa,
is very bright, and can be seen with
quite small telescopes. The third com
ct is faint, but covers quite large
space. This comet was recently Oh
served with a tlree-inch telescope and
comet eye-pieco. The comet was 81
faint that it could not be well defined
or kept steadily in view. 1t was seen
by flashes which were quite bright,
and seemed to proceed from center.
If the last two comets have not al
ready passed their perihelion, they
may yet be seen with the naked eye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-26
Here the lady left.

4 DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred in Port
land, Oregon, on the evening Of the
2Sd inst, reducing 70 ashes 10 short
time the entire block bounded BY Sec
ond, Third, Z and F. streets. Not a
house was left standing. The fire
would have been more disastrous, but
there was no wind at the time. It
started in the wooden factory Of Sean
Brothers, on Third street.
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FOOT RACE AT BANNER
BANNER Sent % 1870

BANNER, Sept. %, 1879.
Mr. EDIToR:- Yesterday was made
quite lively by foot race Of 100
yards between Dan Robinson and MI
wentworth The riders were no at
10 O'clock, and with a flying start
they got off even. 1t was closely con
tested for some distance when Robin
son began to lead, coming ont four
ieet ahead. Considerable money
changed hands. Dan stepped Oh a
rock and sprained one Of his hind
legs; nevertheless there is q forfeit
up for he and Dan Mccormick to run
sometime during the week. A large
amount of money will be bet, both
having heavy hackers. / undertook
to time The last race, but think prob
ably my watch stopped, as the hour
hand showed 7 seconds, the fastest
on the hotel records at Banner.
CRITIc.
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The New York Sun says: Mark
Twain contributes twenty-five dollars
towards defraying The expenses of the
battle-fag celebration at Hartford,
Connecticut, but takes it ont Of the
money he intended to pay for pew IN
"a church The following is his de-
fense Of that course: "There is moth
ing nobler than for religion 10 sup
port patriotism. and nothing wiser
than for both to uphold and encourage
domestic economy, therefore subtract
this sum from the pew remit
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-26
New Patents.

Dewey & Co.'S Scientific Press Pat
ent Agency has received official no.
tiee Of the issue Of the following pat
ents to Pacific coast inventors, for the
week ending September 9th, 1879;
2l9,467, Gang PIow. Reuben Hart
and NJ. ?. Nicholson. Santa Maria,
Cal; 2l9,5l2, Car Truck, w. E Pey
ton, Stockton, Cal; 2l9,52l, Miter
Box, j. Reid, Portland, ossn.; 2l9,52O,
Portable Engine Boiler, II. W. Rice,
S. F.; 2l9,53O, Fireplace, T. A. Sage,
St. Helena, Cal-Trademarks, 1864,
Cigars, Sanderson & Horn, 5. F.
Label, 1000, title, Syrup OF Figs"
W. Pinnipger and r. E. Queen, Reno
Nevada
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The Quintain.

The Qnintain that tyros in chivalry
originally practiced at was nothing
more than a truck of free, or a post
set up for the purpose; then shield
was fixed to this post, or often spear
was used, to which the shield was
bound, and the tilters' object was to
hlt this shield in such a way as to-
break tile liga.nres and bear it to lie
ground. In process of time,n says
StruttD "this diversion was improved,
and, instead Of the staff and shield,
the Resemblance Of human figure,
carved in wood, was introduced. To
render the appearance of this figure
more formidable, it was generally
made IN the likeness Of a Turk or a
Saracen, armed at all points, bearing
shield upon his left arm, and bran
dlshing club Of sabcr with his right.
Hence, this exercise was called by the
Italians running at the armed man.
or at the Saracen'" In fitting at the
Saracen, the horseman had to direct
his lance with great adroitness Strut
goes on to tell us-and make his
stroke on the forehead Of the figure,
between the eyes Or on the nose; "for
if he struck wide Of these parts, espe-
cially upon the shield, the quintaiu
turned about with much velocity, and,
in case be was not exceedingly care
lful, would give him severe blow up
on the back with the wooden saber
held in the right hand, which was con
sidered as highly disgraceful to the
performer, while it excited the laugh
ter and ridicule Of the spectators
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Arrivals at the LIMA Hausa.

Johnson, n. Wetzell, Harry Garter,
Garden valley; VIM. I. Riley, Bear Run
Geo. Tew, John Marsh, Fall creek; VIM.
Bryon, Beise City; Thos. Daily, Warm
Springs; Aug. Michaelson, PioneerviIle;
Ben Beard Pat Hays, Squaw creek; john
Thompson, Mrs John Thompson, Miss
Date Nogle, Miss Matte Thompson, J.
d. Merten, John Nicholson, John Mac
Donald, Geo. Jaeger, Neil Bell, Thomp-
sons theatrical Company.
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A PetriGed Human Body.
Portland lOr.l Bee, September l5.h.

Some fifteen years ago George
Smith, living near Hillsboro, lost a
daughter. Seven years ago his wife
died, being buried within eighteen
inches of the daughter, in the same
stratum Of ground A few weeks
since Mr.. Smith concluded to remove
the remains. The daughter had IN
dergone thorough decomposition AT
ter removing the remains the wifc's
grave was opened, and it was found
that the coffin was rotted to pieces, as
was also the shroud, but the body was
in perfect state Of preservation, hav-
ing undergone a process of petrifac-
tion. So heavy were the remains that
it took four strong men to raise them
from the grave.
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quartz in Stanley Basin.

very wide and fine ledge of gold
auu silver ore was found last week
u stanley Basin by Elliott. The
VIC asSayed here showed 1924 silver
'Du s02 gold per ton. The ledge is
~ Immense one, being from 90 to 80
vim width. The ore assayed was
'Vul Tue surface, and if it continues
"a icAneSs will prove one of the finest
ses discovered in the country. 1t
y 'ong been believed by miners that
.4pley Basin possesses some rich
i'a''z mines, as gold is found all over
~ section, and this discovery veri-
- 'heir belief Mr.. Elliott was
's'oalng Tor cinnabar at the time of
! discovery, aud is still firm in the
:, e' mat he can find the place or
50 from which the rich cinnabar
= iound in the Basin comes. Par
nave already Omitted and gone
auiey to prospect for quartz. Yer
'a's Is rich and extensive miner
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4 Lesson for scandal 1rongers.

Scandal mongers can learn lesson
from the story told the old woman
who freely used her tongue TO the
scandal OF others and made comics
sion to the priest Of what she had
done. He gave her ripe thistle top
and told her to go in various direc-
tons to scatter the seed one by one.
Wondering at the penance, she obeyed
and then returned and Told her confess
sor To her amazeinent he told her
TO go back and gather the scattered
seed; and she objected that it would
be impossible; he replied that il
would be more difficult to gather up
and destroy all the evil reports 6 &c
bad circulated about others. Any
thoughtless, careless child can scat
ter handful Of thistle seeds before
the wind in a moment, but the strong
est and the wisest men cannot gather
them again. So the slanderer may
scatter seeds Of discord that no eaort
can remove, AND the grave can scarce
y cover.
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Hadn't The Nerve.
Alameda Argug. sent. ls.h.

= phase Of tue Wheatand mystery
that will not be surprising to great
many has Just been made public in the
arrest of W. B. Roddan and his wife,
at whose residence the two girls, Ida
Dunn and Cora Heslep. were assault
ed. 1t will be remembered that when
the Chronicle corresl ondent preached
this theory, when the excitement over
the affair was at its height, he was in
danger of being mobbed BIZ the peo-
pie of Wheatfand. 1t seems now that
the same conclusion was arrived at
by all the other correspondents then
at the scene of the tragedy, but none
of the others had the nerve to make
such conclusion public,
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sent to Jail.
CRITIC.


A Chinaman was arrested and
brought over from PioneerviHe two or
three days ago. He was found guilty
OF petty larceny for stealing amalgam
from a tail-race, before the Probate
Court and fined, which, with the costs,
amounted to $50 He went to Jail.
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> nlailsTFg5s Fbre3T agT1PTICON.
Notice.

IA the mater Of the estate of John W wianer, de.
ceased:
In the Probate Court CT Goise eoanty, Idaho Ter
ritory.
FRURSUANr TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made on the second day of August A. u
1879, noticA is hereby given that on Menstsy, The
18th day Of August A. y. 1879, at O'Clock N Of
said day tie Cifee OF the Probate Judge in Ida
no City, Boise county, l. T., has been appointed
the time and place fer proving the viii o. the
said John Winner, deceased. and Tor hearing the
application OF Robert Barber for the issuance to
aim of letters testameat4ry. when and whars amy
psrscn Interested may alirear ard contest the
Same. 7. 5. HART
Probate Judge an1 ex-o.icio Clerk.
Dated Augas. .. 1879.
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The following is from London, I'M
der date Of September 18th:
A dispatch from Candahar says:
General Hughes brigade has been or
dered to kehlat Ghilzeai.
The regiments at Herat mutiuied
on the 9th inst. and murdered their
commanders.
An Ali Kheyl dispatch says: In
telligencc has been received here of a
terrible outbreak at Herat The
troops revolted and murdered the civil
and military authorities.
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pns.oMce Tours.

During week Gays, until further notice
70 Postoffice will be kept open from seven
, NJ. until nine T. NJ.
sundays from half-past twelve to one,
nd from four until six 7. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
onened at all on Sundays; and no Money
a p business will be transacted on Sat
,rdays after four O'Clock p. NJ
1' s. G. STLSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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She Absorbing Topic.

Shoe store Have Won any French
kid button boots, narrow across the
toes and high in the instep?v
Yes, ma'am, he will have giorl-
Gus reception. You Let wen make
him think San Francisco's world
beater. 1t will be such an ovation
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Wfnnemucca and Astoria Railroad.

4 dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
says: The survey of the Astoria and
Winnemucca Railroad is being pushed
vigorously. Much has already been
done upon the survey, and reports
therefrom are favorable beyond expec-
tations- A thorough survey viii be
made, 50 that estimates may be safely
based upon it as to tie cost Of the
railroad from Astoria to Forest Grove
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofiice at Idaho City,
Boise Co, |. T., on the Goth day Of Septem-
Der which, If not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter oiiice.
Mrs Ollie Baker 5, Ed earns, II. FL.
Hawkins, A. z, HUclzct, Mrs. Mollie Spen-
Ger. Henry Vaughn.
Persons calling for any OF the above LEI
ters will say advertised, " and give date OF
list.
S. C. sIL.SBY, P. NJ.
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idaho Bullion.
1innemucca silver state.

Five bars of bullion, valued at 49,
4s4, were received yesterday at Wells,
Fargo & Cos Office here from Silver
City, Idaho.
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Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory. W IL meet in
regular session at the Clerks office. in Idaho City,
Monday, October 6, 1879,
That being the first Monday in said month. All
accounts or other matters coming before said Board
should be fled two days prior 10 hat time.
All accounts and papers must he legally verified
to insure action thereon, and no bill viii be pre-
scented unless all the fees paid
The Board viii also meet Monday Board
OF Equalization.
GEO. ". RICHARDS,
Clerk BOARD Co. Com
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Pictures.

We are now prepared to take pictures,
and will remain here but ten days. If
you want any work in our line, call i'm
mediately. BoMAK d CURRIE.
Sept 2, 1879.
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A BOMBAY correspondent says that
the Mohmunds have stopped all mes
sengers from Cabul
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liz Union county, Oregon, 500 bush
els of oats were raised on four acres
of ground this year.
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FLowERs are the sweetest things
God ever made and forgot TO put u
soul with.
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving 20
'' OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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ALL Of the important Zulu chiefs
have submitted to the British apthori'
lies.
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THE Solid Muidoon is the title Of
weekly paper just started in 0Way,
Colorado,
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No. | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kenualy's.
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M. Il. Church Appointments.

Appointments for Grand Ronde and
Boise District, Columbia River Confer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
POLITICAL.
The New xerk waiting Tor
snUw- Hound Mem bers-A Lively
Contest over the speaksrship.

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. e.-Aii the msmbsrs are
hers. with the exception of twenty zone Western
mTmbera,, who are In n anowsb3nnd train.
There was 10 caucus Of either ratty tonight,
The Democrats met. but postponed n caucus
till t9=mprrow at 10 o'clock. II IL understood
that the Republican raneus will be held ut the
sAns hour. OF perhaps earlier.
The JOURNAL to- night says asith6fitativsly
that the Legislature will meet Informally Mt
1880 a. m. Tomorrow In the old capitol. and
from there pfees5d to ths new capitol, where
the clor kof the Assembly will call the roll and
such members ne shall be present will be sworn
In. when the House will take n rscsss until such
time NJ u shall appear probable that 9fgsBi.
sation may be effected. The Hpeaksfshfp CON
test remains about the same. but knowing ones
hold that Mr.. Sloan will be elected.
The corridors OF the DsfsvHn House we're en-
livsnsd Tonight with something which resam.
hlsd ~ free HRht. which grew out Of An offer by
Hhsfln Doggett OF Brooklyn. 10 hot $1,000 to fi 30
that old man Alvord would bs the next speaker
This bs proclaimed NJ the top Of hs voics rs be-
walked through the hall. The bet was taken
by q prominent Republican. aud after they had
withdrawn TO settle the details n man BY the
name Of Qain. former Wagner car conductor
took up the cry.
An unknown man then took up the word nnd
ibtimaisd TO Cain that he could not show 1000
cents. This Gain resented, srd from words
they came TO blows. but were separated BY the
crowd, The Deggett bet was d failure, as Dog
Eett wished TO put 1p his check, which the other
party declared would not hold in law, and ae IT.
could not bs enshod there II fell through. II In
Thought this apparent buldozng will not help
Alyord.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

The 0eyegnor's message will bs received tc~
day Ia ths House.
A caucus pf the Democratic members OF the
House Was held nt7s56 Inst sv6ning.
The lobbyists OF the Senate afd Honss were
i9 forcs yesterday, for the opening of the see-
sion.
Tho Republican members Of the House win
hold q secret session to-day at 10 OGloek Ia
room No. ~.
This Printing Board did NOT r1sst yssserdav
for Jack Of q quorum. Ths meeting wifi be- held
to-day at II o'clock.
Col. BaehemIn. Of ths Orleans Arfiusry. vae
at the state House, 10 work in the interest ef n
bill for tho relief Of tho Louisiana Hationni
uuard.
Frank =. Hunter. Of ths Senate saloon. oyer
tho way, says hs can sling cocktails as we'll ss
apy other man. Tor the roostsrs Of ths SENATE,
and the House.
Hon. Will. A. Strong. the Hseretary Of State.
arrived Sunday evening from hfs plantation.
He says that the weather On tho route was any
thing but warm.
Speaker Bash and Representatives Iamare
and lombard Eefxg no longer msmDers Of the
Printing Boafd. have % bs replaced BIZ others
Tor To- days ser sion OF tho board.
Dr. TAYLOR, secrefary u the Board Of Health.
says nat fhs late cold weather we have expert
eneed y the severest since fszs. Tbs thermorpe-
ter in his Office showed AZ degrees, and outside
~ degrees at O'clock ia ths morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, JANUARY T. 1870

houses. who are In great state of excitement
over The announcement. A meeting Of creditors
here will be held tomorrow. II is feared that
the failure will crush two houses here. Hum1rs
of several failures In the Wsst arc In eifgulas
ton In the whits goods trade
The Socialists of this city and vicinity bavs
been very active lately In rspreahistnR and per-
fsttlBe their different sections for the year.
At n meeting 6f The main section, held to-day ~
long discussion took place upon various mat
tsfs Of reorganization. The snbisct was finally
laid over abd n COMMITTEES Hpp6ntsd 70 report
next Sunday, when the new organization Will
bs elsetsd. At tho meeting Of the English
speaking ssetios Of he soeinlistie. Labor party
10 ehalieBge Pfofa Summer. Prof, H1swali. u.
Hitchcock, frhf Theo. W6lseg and Gee. Hep
worth 10 public debate ms shflr as possible.
The dedication service Of the W, Bafbhbss
House egrner Stone. which was. laid june "a.
1878, by Bishop Potter. .e9k place this bftsfh66h.
This house is intended Hs y temporary shelter
for dsstittte womsn and children belonging to
the Protestant Episcopal Church. The snttrs
cost OF The building, amounting 10 over ti7 300.
was paid BY John Jacob Astor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
NEW YORK NOTES.
4 Triumph for the western UniOn-The
stcam-Heating Plans-A Heavy Fall
ure AnnOunced-Ke0rxan anization Of the
kOcialists.

New YoRK. Jan. e.-Judge Blatchford to-day
rendered his decision in the case OF Colgate
against the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. being an application for an. injunction
restraining the defendants from using gutta
percha insulators. He denied the motion for
an Injunction.
Corporation Counsel Whitney has sent long
opinion TO Mayor Cooper In regard to severa
steam heating plans already brought before
the common council. and one which the mayor
vetoed to-day. The counsel holds. first, that
the mayor is perfectly authorized to act on reso-
intions passed by the old board OF aldermen
and veto them II he pleases He also holds
that the common council have no power what
ever to delegate TO the sinking fund their
powers fixing the limitations OF 1t, In con-
Deetton with the proposed privileges of laying
pipes In streets or avenues. This decision will.
It Is said, do away with the Gpinola and other
steam heating schemes
Inform alton has been received in this city
announcing the failure of Morris d Gold
schmidt, an extensive clothing house Of Chi
eago. They had three stores In that city. and
their credit was thought to be beyond question.
They iay Owned. besides ihese. stores In DUBUQUE,
t2wa ma Guy; Sioux City, Lacrosse. Wis. and
100000. the greater part OF which Is due TO city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Many complaints have been
made by passengers who cnme west by the New
York Central Of the shabby treatment the. re-
ceived from the officials Of that road wbis
being detained on account Of the snow block
ade. Those coming by the Erie Railroad who
were detained. speak In glowing terms OF the
attention they received. These reports are cor
points. The Indianapolis Journal says the
New York Central officials at Buffalo compelled
those who had paid for berths TO leave them.
:. A passenger thus treated says he saw a car
from which he Was ordered made up In a re-
turn train for. Chicago. and its berths all sold.
The question where shall we stayY received
the answer. "wherever yotI can" This 10 man
and woman alike. who had CONTRACTED with the
company for through accommodation.
The intensely cold weather which prevailed
here sinee New Years still continues. The low
est point reached by the mercury WIS about
trenty degrees below zero. and ct no time has
from three to eight degrees above.
The city registration OF vital statistics re-
ports 7422 deaths la this city last year, against
50z7 In 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
THE snsw Hisehaes IN New york~An-.
ether Fafst Accident.

byHAouaH. Jan. ea.lrta railroads lsadipg out
Tbs EyraAuss. and Osweg0. md fsyraeues,
Northern and Auburn roads will not bsopened
hafore tosta0rfnw 6r Wejnt s1ay. TtiS New
York Central Hsilf6ad west was opansd to-
NIGHT. The first train from the wssE sines
Thgtsdhy was from Rochester about 8 80 b. M.
anl y u axpseied train vii, rsHah hsfs from
rpHd OhsnebEo Vallsy aud Easisfs Division o.
on time.
HsDorts wsrs received In This city tonight oil
q EUHEhsuG on Tbs Gsbtfai foad at Byron
y; near Batavia. II IL ret6ttsd that n snow
gl9W. with Mvs shRipeH, jumped the track Mt
THAT point. The leading sreitis Was btIriad ir,
the snow and sxplodsf ths boiler. Instantly kill
inR the snfnasf and Two 0thhrs. Thsrs are
Also several 0tbsrs missing. Another report
SAYS but one person was fatally injured, James
Laalolsfs % hrstuanb residing in Buffalo. Itss
por!s egnhigt. and " ~ imp9ssibie 10 gst tho
particulars form railroad 9ffieias,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07
Meeting Of tho Mtss0uri LeEislature-~A
Lively scnatorlnl GOnteat.

HT. LOUIS. Jan. s.-The Missouri Legislature
nienbers and lobbyista have assembled there
md Intriguing aud lobbying for the United
tho most prominent and the probably suceessft,i
candidate, has taken rooms 1T the Mansion Ho.
tel: Col. Vim. Hyde, of the Republican. has also
epRhRed quarters there. aud will marshal tho
forces. OF Samuel Glover, who II tho Kepubtioan's
candidate for Senator. 10y. Phelps. Hon. Thos.
Allen and ex.qov. Hardin are tho dark horses
10 sight
Coy. Phelps II preparing . lengthy message.
" Will contain very full statement OF the
state Treasury hagoo from first TO last. and will
pu new phase on the matter which may sur
priae great many people. The Governor IL
dnietly pnshinR his canvass for. the Hennte and
hitherto SUP posed Ii IL certain that he viii ii' be-
candidate at any rate. Tho prominent can.
didatcs for THO .speakership are Campbell OF
Of Marion. and Batch OF Cole