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SEVERAL Of the Idaho City boys
spent the Fourth At Boise City.
Nh. s. M. SIsK, who left here d
short time ago, with his family, for
Walla Walla, came to halt at Horse
shoe Bend, and concluded to stay with
Idaho. He bought l'alf interest in
the Flemming saw mill, at the Bend
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GARDEN VALLEY, July oh, 1879

AnDIN Valley, y uIy Otn, 1913.
ED. WORLD: According to promise,
1 herewith forward notes Of races,
commencing Tuesday, July Sd, and
closing to day. Sunday July 9th. The
attendance was not large, but was
quite orderly, and everything CON
Quoted in satisfactory manner to all
concerned.
lsT DAY, JULY 81.
Purse, $3.50. Race, single dash Of
QUE mile. Horses entered-Jo Dan
iels, by M. Gill; Grey John, by Pat
Glennon; Grey Eagle, by Dennis
Crowley. Race won by 10 Daniels
Timc-l:58a Grey John coming in
second and Grey Eagle close in rear.
% DAY, JULY 4rH
Purse, 500. Half mile heats, two
best in three. Quartzburg johnnie
entered by G. Bakle; Tim Brainard,
by NJ. Fenner; Don Iearie, by Dad
Knight. Race won by Tim Brainard
in two straight heats. Time-frst
hea --.54a seconds. Second heat
523 In this race Quartzburg John
ME was the favorite in the pools. He
took the inside track at first turn aud
maintained his place about half way
home when he flew the track and was
shut out. Don Lerie is thorough
bred two year old stallion, lately
brought from Kentucky by Thos
Smyth. He ran against three yea
ODDS, carrying the same weight.
Second race-sadde horses. Dis
tance-quarter of a mile. Blue en-
tered by VIM. Saline; Craig, by Craig
Baird; Honest Bill, by Joe McMann
Race won by Blue.
THIRD DAY.
Heat race-one mile. Purse 5000
Red Boy entered by j. Early; Young
Planter, by Benz. Baird; Billy B, b,
Morris Quinn. Red Boy flew tn
track and was shut out. Planter wol
first and second heats in l:554 AM
20 respectively.
4TH DAY.
Purse, $50. Race, six hundre
yards. Grey John entered by Pa
Glennan; Flying Dutchman, by Tor
Miles; Planet, by B. Baird. Won b
Flyiuo Dutchman. timers second.
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A MAN was denounclng newspal er
advertising to crowd Of listeners.
Last week." said he, | had in UNI
brella stolen from the vesihule Of the
- church 1t was a gift; aid val
ming it very highly, spent double its
worth in advertising, but have not
yet recovered it."
"How did you word yanr advertise
ment?" asked merchant.
Here it is" said the man, prodnc
ing slip cut from newspaper.
The merchant took it and read:
'Lost in the vestibue of the -
church, last Sabbath evening, black
silk umbrella. The gentleman who
took it will be handsomely rewarded
by leaving it at No. =, San Fcrnan
do street"
"Now" said the merchant, 81 am a
liberal advertiser and have always
found that it paid me well. A great
deal depends upon the manner il
which an advertisement is put Lei
us try for your umbrella again, aud i
yod do not then acknowledge that adj
vertising pays, will purchase you
new one"
The merchant then took a slip o
paper from his pocket and wrote; Il
the man who was seen 10 take All am
brclla from the vestiuule Of the -
church last Sabbath evening does M
wish to get into trouble, and have
stain cast upon the Christian charac
ter which he values So highly, he will
return it to No. -, San Fernand,
street. He is well known
This duly appeared in the paper
and on the following morning tn,
man was astonished when he opened
the door of his residence On tn
porch lay at least ,lozen umbrella
of all shades and sizes ihat had bee
thrown in from the sidewalk, Will
the front yard was literally gave,
with umbrellas. Many Of them ha,
notes attached to them, saying tina
they had been taken BY mistake. an
begging the loser to keep the lit
affair quiet.
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Mouce.

SsN q W.
In the Probate Court OF BOISE county. Idaho Isl-
risory.
IN the matter of the estate Of John O'Donnc! de-
ceased.
EaURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TIE FRO
q bate Court made on the 18th day OF June A.
ID. 1878. notice is hereoy gwen that ednesday r
second das OF July. 1872 Mt ten clock at the o;sis
OF the Probate Judge, ia ldaao Gity, iioise ,uui,.
!. T., have been appointed The tiiut "a PA.
for proving the will of SAID 3pAn ,4ssi. d..
ceased, and for hearing the ~ p.ioli .ts IS, ...a.
Burke for the Issuance to him ii ie- s- j.. s,t.s
AIRY, ahen and Where amy pe.s :. ssr.s r., .,.s =,
pear "a contest the saise. $3.50
Dated June Is. 'Ta-tw. H2
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PROBABLY no man SO fully realizes
the hollowness of life and human am
bition as the man who ladies tea
spoonful of new-laid horseradish into
his mouth under the impression that
it is ice-cream.- Burlington Hawk
eye.
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Jusr received on consignment at
Coffin & Kennaly's, 10000 lbs. fresh
hams, shoulders, bacon and lard, at.th
very lowest figures for cash.
June. i7-ln.
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JAMES SIAs, former Sheriff of Eu-
reka county, Nevada, was drowned in
snake r yer, sixty miles above Eagle
Rock, short time ago,
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Races.

There will be races over the Star Ranch
course, to commence on August goth, and
continue four days, Programme will be
given after the Garden Valley races are
over.
June Gath.
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Quarterly Meetings.

The round Of quarterly meetings on
Grand Ronde and Boise District, NJ.
E Church Columbia River Conference,
will be held as follows:
Center Chapel, Middleton circuit,
CANYON City, .............12& Is
Union City, .............19 81 90
Summerville, " ...........2 6 d 81
la Grande, August. 1880. -. :. 2 81 3
J MoKEAN,
Presiding Elder.
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The man who was hit in the eve
with piece of anthracite explained
to his friends that he had merely got
toaled in it.
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Salt.

Ten thousand pounds of salt on
consignment, at the lowest figures for
cash, at Coffin Il Kennaly's.
May 20-4w.
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Spsfial Bofsfss.
a CA IN.

To all who are suffering from tie errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send /. recipe 1nat will cure yOll,
FREE or CHARGE This great negly
was discovered BY q missionary Soutl
America. Send selfaddresscd envelop..
e the REy. JosEPH I. INafAN, Station D..
New York City
Mar.I'7s-1y.
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Reduction of Prices,

Hair cutting or shaving for 25 cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's brick, Wall
street, Idaho City.
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In Colorado card-playing is quite
systematic One player holds the
cards, the other a revolver; the coro-
ner holds the inquest.
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Barbershop at Placerville.
Our barbershop in Placerville will be
opened on July 1st
A. J. CARAVAN 81 co.
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4TH DAY.

Purse, $50. Race, six hundred
yards. Grey John entered by Pat
Glennan; Flying Dutchman, by Tom
Miles; Planet, by B. Baird. Won by
Flying Dutchman; time-35 seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

protect a few American seamen at the expense OF
great number Of American mechanics.
In the colloquy which ensued Senator Eaton was
driven completely out of the field. He took refuge
in a refusal TO discuss the merits Of his own
amendment, letting Senators Judge for themselves.
The amendment was lost.
Amendments limiting the time TO which the pro-
posed contract should extend to five years, and the
sum TO be paid to $40 per mile, and next to 40
were also lost.
An amendment was proposed by Mr. Eustis, Of
Louisiana which provided that in case the contract
for the New Orleans line should be abandoned by
the contractor before tho ten years ex-
pred the contract for the Ncw-York line
should also be annulled. A spirited debate
followed in which the Southwestern Senators made
known their apDrehensons that the promoters %
the measure had included this line in their project
merely to get their votes in support Of the New
York line IL was shown that the latter ue would
produce a handsome revenue from the start wi'le
the other might require time for ITS development.
On the other hand II was urged by Eastern sena-
tors that such a provision would make y
necessary that both contracts be taken by
one man OF one firm. The amendment
was however, carried, ne II was asserted by Nom
beers Of the Appropriations Committee thai 10 was
quite in accord with their intentions in framing the
bill to make the two lines stand OF fall tog, her.
An amendment was introduced by Senator Ker-
ian making the compensation per mile TO read
per nautical mile which adopted. This
amendment really reduces the compensation to be
paid under the provision If it becomes law about
one-sixth from what it would otherwise be.
Nothing was done for an hour before midnight.
Only a bare quorum OF Senators were present.
Several of them appeared in dress sui :, he Sen
ators having been dragged IRON Places 81 ie-iVIIF
earlier in the evening by the Sergeant-at-Arins.
A vote was al las' reached, resulting N the
the Approximations Committee. with thc two
amendments heretofore voted. The VOC
follows Republicans in Roman, Democrats II
,fdtcsI.
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MAIN FEATURES OF THE BALL.

The success of the Martha Washington Reception
was mainly in the exhibition on the stage,
for the performers were almost as nun-
erOus as the audience In point Of attend
ance the ball was a comparative failure.
The boxes and circle were filled, but the
lobbies were empty, aud the floor looked
bare even when the walters occupied it,
The tab'eau OF the Inauguration of Wash
ington and the procession were really very
credlta6le exhibitions, and though delayed
until the patience of the audience was wcll-nigh
exhausted, they were heartily applauded. As a
REPRODUCTION OF the familiar enGraynss Of the two
historical scenes, they realistic and faithful
They are fully described below.
The d" dance Of &c olden time" proved To be a
modern lncers With double sides, danced az de-
marclg as poss bic by twenty-four couples in Dutch
costumes If all hGes and fashions.
he audience was neither numerous nor distln-
euished. A popularity was the large number Of
old PERSONS who had evidently come ont OF patriotic
motives. Another popularity which WAS OBJ
served was the presence Of half. or more
than half, the Tammany Hall City officials
rumor which this fact seems 10 partly confirm,
and which has doubtless injured the ball in some
respects, has been afoat that the 81. Johns Guild
and consequently its annual ball. had lately come
to be too much under the control Of politicians.
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OPERA TAoCPl o. 4 WEECGED TEAM.

4 TRAIN WITH TIE AtLIOGG OPERA COMPANY on
Bo,RD IHR0WN FROM TIE TBACK-NO PERSON
SERIOUSLY I>JCKED.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Feb. 20.-The express
train from Boston, winch due here at O'Clock III.
afternoon was thrown from the track at Yer
non There were four ezra coaches containing
,Ao Kellogg Opcra Troupe ami extra baggage
car making an unusually long train, which was
running about twent y-fye miles an hour II Is sup
posed that the lender Jumped 2 frog and threw
the whole train Of Tie wreck was bad one but
no one was seriously injured except engineer Charles
Gl,cs who was thrown from hi- cab and Sustained d"
fracture OF tine wrist. and probably dslOcatOn " the
nouidcr Toe forward b8- g3gc-cAr was turned bottom
ID. an aud the enc a,r heInd bounded over II and
lludcd Oh some cOal-cars On a slletIdck, which
-urtrd Ola 4 dJNa grade ana went ihlriy
,,.s before stopping. Most ~ tie trucks 81
IN the ears were wreucued off, aud the care
we're .rf tered abuut ctos-wdys tor long distance.
The passeug-rs were thoroughly shaken up, aud many
,-,r slightly bruised ~ striking against seats.
Another rain WIS made up and passengers arrived
hon. ate iAl, afternoon, the opera company beiuc N
.e.. 10 appear this evening Repairs nave been made,
anu Trains VIII run usual tonight
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THE HRALIlLAN NAIL.


THE OPPONENTS OF 1HF PLAN oF PAYING RtAs-
OShBLE PRICE FOR CARRYING THIS NAL IIGir
TIE MEASURE AT EVERY INCLINE. BLAiAE
lis EARNEST CHAMPION.
iBT TELEGRAPH TO rHE 7RIBUNE.t
NAsHEGI u, Feb. 2I-1 A. N.-lhe Senate re-
sumed the consideration Of the BRAZILIAN subsidy
provision Of the Post Office Appropriation bill al
O'Clock to-day, and continued steadily at Its work
unti. late at night.
III general terms, the supporters OF tie biil may
De sad 70 be among Senators from the maritime
States, while It's opponents are chiefly fiom the
Interior. Nothing of political character Lac been
developed dunng the entire dcOaJc, ADD the argu-
ments have been confined 20 the gcucSal subjects
OF public economy and the development of com
merce. The opponents Of the measure have sought
10 cripple 10 By amendments Of various kinds, but
they have been steadily outvotcd by It's friends.
Several Of the propositions brought about interest
Ing debates on economic subjects.
The question Of free ships came up on an amend
meut introduced by senator Eaton striking out the
provision requiring the vessels Of the proposed line
10 be American built and inserting provision re-
curing that they be owned officercd and manned
by Americans
senator Blame, the champion OF protection 20
the snipbuidIng interests made some pointed
inquiries with regard 20 senator Eaton's intentions
- 'nnvins AmAuA4.asHt which would IL etisei
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AMNESTY IN FRANCE.

DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES on NIB
AMNESTY BrIL--rHE IMPEACHMENT sCHFNE.
VERSAILLES. Thursday, Feb. 20. 1879
In the debate in the Chamber of Deputies
to-day. the Amnesty bill n Lous anc argued thai
the Governments bill, by bestowing pardon, main
tanned an arbitrary principle that would exclude
1900 or l.400 persons from cicneDcy. Amnesty
ne maintained should be peuary. The great Republic
Of the United states had the OF the civil
war. understood the true character OF amnesty lie
recapltn aed the various causes which provoked tho
Commune-as the excitement and privauons OF tho
siege, and the contempt shown FOR the muuic pal Eb-
critics Of Paris-and declared that II the Chamber
fusei 20 grant plenary amnesty IL expect vide.
spread agitation.
NJ. Audrieux argued that the adoption % a plcnary
amnesty would disastrous reaction aud deprive
the Republic Of the fruits OF - moderation
he said he present Government. in relying upon tho
Parliament aud the country. had nothing to fear
Minister Re Roger severely stIgmatize1 the Commune
premed lated Socialist movement carried out In tbe
presence VI the enemy. IL impossible 10 grant
amnesty TO those who Oossted that they would revive
the Commune and gloried their msleets. lie denied
tina; the majority OF the public favored DleRary
esty and even they did he would not thereto
He appealed tO the Chamber refuse the Govern
ment 10 confidence.
n Naquet spoke in support Of q plenary amnesty.
The general debate closed The discussion Of the
clauses fixed FOR Tomorrow.
LONDON, Thursday. Feb. 20, 1879.
Adyces from Paris that there "a coDsldera-
Bile dsseuson among Republican. concerning tho
question:. OF amnesty FOR political offences and
impeachment OF the Do Brosiie Ministry.
NJ. Dc MaPcere, Minister OF the Interior.
has become very unpopular the EytraT rs
sequence OF the annung OF the vote ~ the Municipal
Nv OF Paris Granting money returning COM
munsts. and AIS assertion OF authority the police
PARIS, Thursday, Feb 20 1872.
VI. TissOt French Minister To Greece. i likely 20 be
appointed bassadOr To COnstanuop" ia the place Of
" Fourier, who is transferred "a Vienna.
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me SPLEcH OF 4 BRATL on TETERAN
THE LAST GESEEAL OF HE MrXfCAE WAR now
LEFT SAYS \ WORD ~ THE SENATE II BEHALF
OF OLD COMRADES.

TIE LAST GENERAL OF HE MEXfCAS WAR NOW
Llrr SAYS WORD N THE SENATE - BEHALF
OF OLD COMRADES.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE rBIBrNE.I
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2C-lhe senate gave a half
hou. of It's time to-day 10 G. neral Shields, and pad
very respectful attention lbs appeal for pension
for his old Mexican War comrades. The galleries
we've well filed with an audience IN which the
M'~san east If counteuance was predominant
Tn. occasion was a resolution by senator Voorhees,
providing that survivors VI the Mexican War be
placed on the pension rolls A. the resolution has
no po-slblo chance II recciy ing thc attention Of
Congress during the pres IA. session the concession
of tim. to-day may De considered q graceful oct
Of courtesy toward brave Old veteran who viii
probably ueycragain make his appearance in public
lie. The General could with difficulty make him
self heard. even when the audience was quiet, bur
;hr Durraice Of the last surviving general officer
II the hrxiedu War wa on" IT, be remembered AS
he tod the story of the brave deeds done ana the
ylctorle, Won b., the little army OF few thousand
men which from the outbreak 81 The war 10 the
Sloruin. and capture Of the city # Mexico, never
'5st a battle nor met with single mlsL4p. The
measure. would probably not meet with much
resistance II y was not auta-OnZeG with measures
oe great public Importance during the closing days
of ne session.
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CHARITY AT THE ACADEMY.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION.

THE MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION.
A MEAGEE AUDIENCE But BRILLIANT HISTORICAL
sPEcTACIE-sCCCEss OF TIE REVIVAL OF REV.
DICTIONARY sCENRs-sOME or TIRE sTRTKISG
COSTUMES II THE BOXES AND on rHE FLOOR.
The attendance at the Martha Washington
Reception, given for the benefit of st. Johns
Guild last night at the Academy of
Music, was small, marked peculiarly
of the audience being the large number
Of Tammany city officials present. The main
features Of the reception were the historical
tableau of Washineton's first inauguration and
the procession which followed it. Both these
spectacles called forth much applause.
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CURRENT TOPICS Al TIE CAPITAL.
N,NLTT tTCsK4 N CHINA
HAsn.slroN. ranrsaas. Feb. 90. e


"Ash."iluN' IAursHl'' req ~ - ~
A. II.,I.rso, CousnI az Arnov in dis
NJ 49, 49,. -. -
p4tCh 10 ne !'rp l''t "a -''- cAP'So9 'Ao 'i'u40u
that 4 good market Tor clocks and watches may be
-, =. ut, u-.,l,t- o.,-c.a will nav ttyb ur,.o-
i"uH" I'D III"
for 0rnauontJ! CLOCKS oHI me 'AeaPtF iuo hIuc lA
better IFS chances Tor success, providing the clock
ALWAYS has striking nppsratus Chinese cheap labor
can hardl, compete WIN The superior taste, .k and
chlnery 81 the Americans. 10 ntrodnce c,9's' ana
"H', re- nv N ,rt A..,ft.'HS ari cousiyl men,
10 houses dea,ine BOO other article viii fail. NJ mus
De cent on 10 go ''e "a ''' no" ~ So ny ." lei'
c,c nom iIi ti.r;uan. who sell he Goods OF a
snd4 10 60 ycr, 0N price. Tie prOtrc ~ patrIt-
ay.li' mo- n'ns ia tuna VITA the usual enrr.y aGd
Ter %. iI,'' ''', o. 'i. I, 5 10 r h,' ia
emma COCKS of native Manufacture ar 81 the rude,t
Iougrc-t nud ana very iHd zine keepers. .'Aod IN
l"t NI.'s' u-.''>'' A. TO- l, ~. ' ., -, .i.,
~. =. .nn' . -r-..,.,,'.... t,., r.n,,,l-. ~
stat "" 49, ,.,.-,,',., o.,,.-rr
-Al-A4''f"- = - VI III " h''-' i-'
The House Sub Committee on EXPENDITURES
IN the Interior bP'I''N'i.' ''I'-'7-lE '' f"''''l'
yves Lockwood "ha "et's ureah ms morning al the
Interior DeIAri"rn; an examination INTO the Publ'h-
uuu o.. Ihr Fdi'N 'Tt'' ~" ." Df-'He' An oIir4.I
statement submitted d" i'c subcommittee shows the
following averages peg month - Salaries 70 persons
connected WIN ''e ,"' '..-''''" ire 800 " ,.e
-y-cr-.a % printing 1000 coi!rs; IN I-'@, -@-- l6
r "a u 35y If: ~ l.-I -.iTt - In si OF
ID, 49,; &o,o Il. I'm 49, 81 Is. 90 The reuarbatI.
nj" '''
difference j. sh' 3D. t'dt l4r tn' sara 'r5 IuI Ju'
- ~ "i.ouii.' w - ~ 80 IuI - 80 W.
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DEBATE IN HE REICH>TAG.

bfALiS' 4 An'AAJ ftb' w. 400
Herr Luzius was to-day elected Second Vice.
President " the Rrichstag receiving - against
70 for Herr seydewtz.
LONDON THURSDAY, Feb 20 1879.
The Berlin correspondent Of The Hrtig Neirs ,aysi
In view Of the udife renee shown by the Minister'S
relative 10 the arrest ~ Deputies Fritzschd
and Hisse' nan, great indignation was expressed
that an inferior police agent should thus be able 20 az
front the Roichsag and waste rs tine with such re-
quest. The debate, however. was cain. The principal
speech that Of Herr Lasker wao charged the Pre-
Feet OF Police with acting IN Oppo- ton 10 the Emperor
lie SAID the Emperor having sumDOued all
the members OF the keichstag without
exception the opening ceremony u was the duty Of
Deputies Fri ZscLe aud Has~elman 10 Or"v HIM but
the ask for sanction tor ptocrelngs against
them, apparently for responding 10 tae En- perCIa
simmons. Res0iHtlons opposing tr..- arrest were
s2nec ~ eighty five deputies. mostly National Lbcrals
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cRIuESA AND C4SCALTIES-gT TELEGRAPH


BOD"sTEALING ~ CANADA.
MONTREAL, EcJ. .b.--ilYc bodies 10 stolen last
n,eAt .gOu. The del..n0 Of ~ EUs'a,he. QUO.
KILLED nv AN EXPLO~ION
BANGoR. Me-, Feb. GO-An explosion occurred In
the Ka,ndin Iron WUraA Mio Ne, tha Dosaug ono
man - &s h.ilod - 1900
NA,IvuLE Feb. 2O.-N. l.. Greenfield. o furn.-
,aTe lea ~ mere g zen from the th st0' u build.
n. aud was instantly AlI-d.
Cur HIS THROAT.
SAN FEASCIsCo, Fen. 3O.-JO,eph, The Youngest
sou o BOg committed suicide 70 SaL,a EOsa
tn.s mOfui < OY cutting his throat
rESTENCL OF DEFAL LIEIl
PIYNOUTH Mass, Feb. 2O.-leStrulay Judge
packwc thur rhea the draat COLI
al Lng laul, yeartu tho uOuso OF direction.
SHOT OFF HIS HORSE
MACON, Ga, Feb. 2o.-Nm.e +. NJ. Robertson
was riding Crawford County TO-DAY. VAS shot oy John
Uumbsr Robertson fell hls horso and Gled al nOst
lsntly. Isaly trouble lie Of the tragedy.
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LONDON. Thnrsday, Feb. 20. l-79.
TIE BULGARIAN ASSEMBLY.

TIRNOyA, TBur-day. i-b. -. ls-o
About twenty deputies from East koumclia
and TX ron Macedonia are here clam ~ cdmission 20
the Assembly. hut tuey Will probably he r-iu>eL
Prince DJndoUk n KorsakOh Bas arrived aId has
been received WIta great riflu-l.Iru. '.-utr vas
di-uaj bearing the inscription " luioa - bulgaria,
rIr.-l nLt NictINna.I
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
EVENTS IN THE OLD WORLD

AMNESTY DISCUSSED IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER Oh
prPUTIEs-GATHERING OF The MEMBERS on
THE BULGARIAN ASSEMBLY.
Debate on the Amnesty Bill began in the
French Chamber of Deputies yesterday, and
the discussion on the clauses will begin to-
day. 1t is said TO be doubtful whether the
scheme of impeachIng the De Broglie Ministry
will be successfully resisted. Prince Dondou-
kof arrived yesterday at Tirnova, and
was received with great enthusiasm Deputies
from East Roumelia and Macedonia claim
seats III the Assembly which, it is said, will
not be granted them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21
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