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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
THE U1E CONFESSION.

says. Inc lnaiaH I0iitiuisSiou hicl
early yesterday, and the greater part
of tho day was consumed in discussing
the provisions Of the treaty objected
10 by The Uies at previous csuncils
They still protest against the allot-
mcns u land III sevefalty, and yester-
dr. expressed an rnwillingness to
sAsSs Fanoval 10 the junction Of the
Gaaassnn and Graud rivers. preferring
the junction of the Uncompahgre aud
tsnnnison rivers. Chief Gnerro, who
has opposed the removal from the
first, expressed his willingness to sur
render the mountains to the whites,
but Is unwilling to give up the land
along the rivers. An opportunity was
yesterday offered by the Commission
crs for the Indians 70 sign the ratifi-
cation Of the agreement made IN
Washington last winter by 0uray aud
others, to which not an Indian re-
sp0nded; nor was Onray, when qncs-
toned on The subject, able To give the
name of single Indian who bad ex-
pressed Willingness to sign the
treaty. The Commissioners addressed
the chiefs, Informing them that the
treaty in its present shape was the
only terms on which the question
could be settled, and they must accept
II or nothing, At the suggestion Of
0nray, the Indians were given until
tomorrow to determine their action.
Commissioners Mears, in reply to a
question Of the chiefs as to what the
Colorado people think of the removal,
said they could accept the treaty or
not; the people of Colorado were fully
determined that the Utcs must 60, and
that he was afraid that if they didn't
accept the treaty IN its present shape,
with the payment Of 100000 and land
in scverally, they would be compelled
to go and lose everything. 1t will
likely be- q considerable time before
the treaty Is signed.
Later.
DEsyER, July 80 "A Los Pinos
special says: Yesterdays council
convened very late, owing to the non
arrival Of the Indians who did not ap.
pear to like the way the Commission
ers talked yesterday. Several chiefs
opposed the treaty, land in sevcralty
being the main objection. Several
made such strong speeches that it was
thought the affair would be failure
Col Monc.peuny and Col Bowman, o.
Kentucky. and Judge Russell, Of
Iowa, delivered arguments, showing
the Indians their desire to do Justice
Otto Mears made personal appeal t,
several chiefs whom he had belreudet
20 sign the treaty, after which Sapava
nawo signed. Others followed, anc
when the committee adjourned forty
eight principal chiefs and heaamel
had signcd the agrecmcnt
The Commission has received inior
nation from Washington that the re
servation will not be opened for settle
ment until the arrangements ia rcgar,
TO removal are perfected aud procla
nation issued by the President To tia
effect
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-06
WHOLESALE

WHOLESALE
at less prices than they can lay them down
here. A general store Of weIl-selecfpd
spring and summer stock, and am able il
sell cheaper than ever before, because /
have bought all new fresh goods and an
doing my own transportation, which d.
lows me to sell cheaper than any other
firm in the Territory; therefore giving ali
my customers and friends the advantage
Of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and Div
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugars
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Boots,
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness and
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hides
and Furs
Yours, Very Respectfully,
]. B. EMERY.
, 1880-04-24
AMERICAN EXCHANGE IN EUROPE.

NEw Y0nK. April 1.-Tne necessity ol hsiul.
tional facilities for tho accommodation Of trav-
clers antl clnigrnnts To anu from Europe, inclad-
ing tho forwarding 0f letters, baggagc, and mer-
chantilec, nnd tho Introduction of now business
nbroad. has led to tho organization, un'lor tho
English laws, OF a new corporation, entitled tho
American Exchange of Europe, tho stoclhnlt'.
crs md managers OF which arc chiefly Amer.
icans. Tho Company has absorbed tho lensea
Rrl good will of TIM business hitherto c0ti-
Quoted by Henry F. Gfiitg s. Co., Az Strand.
London, with brnnch Office III Now York. Tho
capital stock hns been hxod Mt 81 ,0o half Of
which hns been subscribed. Tho following
Directors and officers wcro been chosen Mt tho
first meeting haro to-dny: Morris F rnnklfr.
1'rcattlcnt of tho Now York Lfo-Inslrancc Coni-
pany; Cyrus II. Mccormick. Chicago; ChAr!cs
r. Chouteau, st. Louis; Dr. Paul A. chadoourlo,
WiltEnmstown, Stass.: Gen. J. H. IIawloy, Hurt.
ford, Conn: IT, G. Mccormick. G. lh.iHoek, and
iiciti. Mass.; Amos u. smith. Dostoii; and Henry
+. Gi!lig, London, Con. Hnwioy wns @ elected
LaWson and Fl. s. Hyde Vice Presidents.
, 1880-04-24

JATANTEQ~IiQUS& OR COTTAGE AND LU1
w near Madi40n, Van iiurpn. o. Ugd0n-nv, cars 1!
eachaMRa for st4ek md n4turea OF sho9 htoEei VI
invoice about 4l.xu; will assume Or pay balance
monthly. Addread y q. tribune once.
INYANrEn-.A DEslltAnLE ACRE TRACT O.
w Houth or West Gido, Tor oaah customer J. II
, 1880-04-24

FIRST Ann TWO sEcoNDrEN-
w oE1 fur q 2lee club On South 6td9{ must be tAE
1esdes1. Address . !. Tribune onacc.
, 1880-04-24
HENRY. GREENEBAUM.
Testimony Of the Defendant and
His Witnesses.
Some Livoly sparring Between Pros
80 eoution and Defense.

tonal. ien.ys ,,or trp IT. 'Gbicn~o Samuel Hoard
Tint or amy onhke. ,..as,t q. - t.r,n1 ,,dnrsn.
s.n, gave tho 0"oke' " SUMMARY '''''''S ''N''''
ne"'' THE DEFENDANT
agan took Tue stang aa anu =, a ~ osa,eed
tho $1,000 which nc s o,.escI !" n'su ""..Ass,.
and u have ps N m s ~ ctisrv nu,n rvf .s
a1noe.,' .,ooL and stxiy.nino shnros of Sfoats-
pa"y p,o stoer tho security being actually worth
ta,ll5. At tho time he got the money, no
sald, no regarded n'nse'' n' p's'ee''s '''p'"'
tib'o. ,,..,,,ou. IT, .,t,,r. THAI
fsss 70 Sn IT,, tho osse ssni @ s
e.mst.
c"us ..,., n,t,,,+na ora orococdca IN nru7,c
~. ue ~ oast.na NJ ,ntc,t lid mt ontor into
mat tnv uu.'.u ~, - r,,a etn,nto wms drnwn ox.
rresay to cover nbstractson Of Nattoual"nank
n no ss st,st "fSss sa., the ntenon q ,se
Ts II bs bfsPSe e by 5',g oaons
s a t. tsefa seS5sr M, ssffaen s
to nls , ,c1 attcr cxco OF o.fenth of pauks
conitat coni stook ,Ictunliy pnid in,-and thnt the
mS%e a nat niS aSaHs Rs
.hn NH ~ Hi fss1 fnr whjnh hn and tho other
rptncrs 1ag wcrc IT ths Isl Tine alrcady a9o to no
ncr and IN n,nb"zzIrr of tIn money Thcre-
5or" fhn nMcstau nj intent cotiil not Apply.
odTete oat sa a. pS ao tims these u sovcr
nGichnN.!ss n Inne ..nn ,nadn H"fcrn Ffhe nJ0n-
en!1 ea loehs w Me'e nrnrtiro nIowinr defend.
amn anfs ~ r. f,rco,ne @ Witnessed III cr|minal
fhsrs' fhstr infurna!o @ viii regard to tho intnI
Solely ,s iIoq qo ,vas nontd thov ha allowed Il
snGG snTo.Ha d ~ ~ stot" tr infant With whio he did
III, then bccnno niIcstlon Tor ito Jury
an ac,cr, IT, ,nn t whoter he satc tho Intent tr,ly
or nut Tho question, he thought, Wiis proper
o9f. T N, Thompson aurlon s. Hubbard, ". N.
bGn,cr FgMn, = Wtliian swtssor. Charies Vcrrho,
raIes hnrIes Ko1nmsk,. q. X. Kotth, Dr. burroughs,
an Eng iSo II auestIon a. naIaSse q eharacter. % "
AN EPISODE. & . ...
Col. Jnsson said ho could TESTIFY hlmsell tnnt ~
light before the falIure. e.,,, so.. u
sits good now, too. rntorteu Mf; SWott, :" OK
cert 80 far ns you've spoiled It." lLnuKhter.l
st::Gueea that's so,' rei'arked oe''. Lcako' afg-
"No niore of these episodes, Rontlemen," sald
tho Court, admonfshingly.
Nther aida tynnt To ttHht.V 1Qid Mr..
, 1880-04-24

THE T1 GUUNE BRANCH OFFICES.
l. Gus patrons throughout the city, wo have es.ab-
ticsIEnntod below, who're acknowledgements vii! bn
tnksa for the aaino price "a CHARGED A. tho Aatu
0~S' SOUTH. DlViHloS..
]. n. blafMs, booksellers And 6tntlonoFs, II
W. i. HUuAitI, DruezIst, Hs Cottage 0rovo.avr
nOSthwcat cgEpgr Thl J-tf3h-at.
II. W. DUCllMAN, Druggist, noruor Thlsty'asst and
6thte.stS. ,,,u.r ,,,u,a,ox,
,CMAf. BENNETT. Scyadoalor. stadonor' ota, asa
Yll. e0NNlCILSEH. Druggist aD nluo 1sland'aEt
Il. 4, IfEtiiliGK, Jcwolor, NowadeAer. and Fancy
0goqa En Lake-sL. corner lincoln,
rzul!uu. v,,,,r,, o,v,a,ov
L. .nUALINultAM 8 TO- D1uEsats. ah North
cinrt;st, GqtnSF n;y;s9E. n.,,,.,,. ..1,--,,oo..,
LnUls u. Il. NEEnB Printing aud Advertising
AACnt. Nuws and Stationery Depot, &H ERst Divisions
IT.. between Ls5Atlo aud Wllla.
, 1880-04-24

Tho purcst inviyOruut and stiml1nnt tuot an
intoxIcant) Is Mnit Dlttcrs.
, 1880-04-24


INON k1ollANtiE--oR 9ALE-$ WE'LL LOCATED
T tols. 1lAst Of to0uAhIance. In the CITY OF Rhn.
delphIa, ysluNd 1t tLb61 for Chcayo Of suhuJbSu
pTvveHsJ, Addless + 81. TSH"aA fdaA@.
, 1880-04-24
BOO

rABlI PAID Foa AOoka, MAaAZ1NEa, AND
" music III any quantity. Gail ut or nddrcS4
CILATIN's, cornvI MadsVn aud DoasboIu,sts.
, 1880-07-17
WASHINGTON.
Tho Regular Army and tho State MILF
.sfn-IIe&tuctlUM Of Principal Of tho
Public Debt-Gc0rgfa NIoonRllinors.

Tho Regular Army and tho stats nilt-
ttn-ue.1mrrpnu nr 1,r.nrt,,nl or HIN
- n.y.. 1r...a.,,oxs
fanhe neDt-.'eerS r. nloonHa.is'efs' ,',.
speetat Dtt*aleh 10 7As Chicago 1rtbins.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 13.-Tho Army and
rn,,, Nr,,f.lrr nf tn.n,orrow.wtll nrInt MI Inn
ts".a .eu.0.. " r. i,,".s.,t1 49, Cav,
portant oifoulAr-!olter 1fom tho nujutant-oSn"
eral OF tho army to tho vnFsons militia orxailiza'
tlons Of tho country looking to extending a
knowlotss OF army ,nothods anil regulations
among INC o1''eeFs oi tno nllltn o,1no su.tos:
M3siiFo?nn q? III
Stalte nf --. DEAH SIR: Several npn!i!;sationss
h!rn lately ueon inAt!o t th1s oil1ce " taGGrni
oltct.B of Stat9 militia tD no tGEuMrly turniahed
copies Of tho tan'cral Orttera ni The Wr llcIArt.
MuHt. I'M Inclined tDnocGd1 III a!lch requests,
Int destr0 t!rHt IL communicate with yun on tho
subject. While dcnEulle tn do nll that lles tn my
pnwer. to uld In ur!nEng !lp tho uniformed
militia Of tho soyeral StAtea to tho h!Rheat d9-
kruo nt esclelluS kh1wlrt'Ko OF military aetni!a.
etc.. h,,f cluAlly nlix!oiss tn hvt,!d oven eho
semblnseD Ut interfartice. til" marc 10 tl1t
possibly some Of our elsor: t''ay KIN Mxary from tho
regulations 0f tho State CtnlG. Will yni. thgro-
f0ru, nU mo the favor to stHA. hrat,
, 1880-07-17
THE IRON TRADE.

6UfctQ$ AHSVHtH ~ l. NJ La2H4VN &ttuAH$s
THllAnKhplIlA, July observation-disclosures Of
Iron In this city Ar0 In enrngst In thoir wnr
nKanst tllo Tr7ltIs. JnlDn strike, whtuh GcgA,i
eight wcekB uKo In Kellalngtun Mills, anl still
continues Alk,ut l,::5a)1 nun hAye bum idto fur
ali that time. Thoy now Offer tho,n ono weok
III which W nKreu ~ y prop>bo1 seulo Ut f3,c0 u
tun for 1,,Idllltng, when bar-lruh soils Mt tw0
ccnts with HI advance OF 70 to 10 cesta 3'er ton
with every nAyllilcy Ut u tfth Ut u cont Iii
price, tho rsiuo 10 bu tIxe to tuke olfcct OIL
tho first MuI,sluy ur eyury month, Tlley turthor
slcn1nlld that osury wurK!h.n d!soonaest himself
from my Ul1is3n tn which hU tt1Ay bu)unN. Ail1
tnoy pledge themselves mt tu Glnpl0y my Elail
WIN refuses. After ,Iext Fr!Aay naw men will
tu ulnpltyWl III pIHe, t'f THIRST who rcttisu u
ctlno under th!s a9tc,lln'it Thu .aAnntNctnrors
Mrv tuterln!lesE, Rntl they huE1 tnkon lle proprr
llInu, for lhoro nru s!gils Vt \ slight nspr.'rg.
lnrnt In the Iron 'narket. r!g iass beeil hnltt
tlo price a4kSl 4 .tartn!ght ,ax',. sitavYY
April. twenty-five hituMlH0ua TURNER'S nIIl
iWuuty-twu nnthlaIel1u 1llruMeos hMve K.',!c uut
" llat, uHd lwunty-l!hu uhAru,M! fur!Incts
huvu bluwut,b. ,IAkiny II net uec.ps0 ol el4htec,l
u tue nnlnhor II tusnucos tn blast. II IL h.,'
ltUvpl thAt thoFu Arti It'IW u hand ntiu1tE llIl'
purters abtut J1J .sAu tntls Ut forutyn irt,n.
, 1880-07-17
TIE COUNrY-BUILDING.

ONLY eleven marriage iicunses wore LLkcn out
yestortlay.
WILLIAM l,EyE, Of tho County Trcaaurcr's Of
flce, bus lelt tho city for n two weeks trip
through tho Eastr
YEsrEnuAy WIS vlsItny duy at tho jail, And
tho c.lge Wns dor,seIy I,ackal with Au uI,ahvury
crowd.
s,lEi.lsr 1iorFMANH nnl JaLler Currier spent
tho slay ycstcrtny ~ tho picnic of tho licsper'A
st1e. sAss. tho woman who Il undor sontciob
Ut nlnuty .iays fur alleged chl!t! -btntinK wt!a
yesteNiay rcl,,nvu.l fron tho lail to tue Co1nty
tho County Physician.
MEss.s. HAY s. WHITNEY,, tho contractors
BY tho CnnntttcN on JUL n,ai Jail Accounts,
taafr s, witt sa Il i pi"bas hut tnp
Will now Illsot With appr0vnt
Titx furniture In tho establishment of sfaHRln
MMFs. on Fourth MrcIlue. which WIS heIzen by
tertlny rrployinrd by .Jnlia lnul Ut li.ir0lo,-,t
alstcr nf tho NGlr1 wtHl1nl,. It WIS tira,et! over
'su II. u, Mntthows. atttrnoy TOR bliss lIohl, who
gave tocotrt tor tho property.
TliH County Commissioners roturnud from
ttlolr trip ttt tho NurWuOl l'ark branch rinh
Ihfsy evening, b.lt ~ yot hnSo ll@i aeel.,eu
a,, u, ke % tho r1tS 'rsinss q H. Te s,., at,1f
1T tho RnArsl. C0u,,nlsHtouor Grneuu s,,yh TINT
tho pe.plu In the Vicinity Ieol iruo roa.': aIatl
III fnvOr Of lta purchase fr0,n Mr. snut!.
hxvEuAl. Hwr.lisl citizens cAllutl 1t Hsate's.
Alto i.ry Mills nIs!ce II ,lrgu M enrly henr!t,x
y TUG c!,se ot H.s'!Kre,l. nhlrHtl Win tho m!r-
asxi'axs, and that H,.Ias a'iyantaSu h!. bSs!'
!ley elaisnui, o,'Kht 10 Ge aeti!er 1t ol!c,; Mr.
Mills WIN mbseiit. but alr, l!ulser., Assistant
ata.e. M Attorney iaiHE'ng !lIg Gentlemen @ thaa ~
rAae EaluIA tu bIxluKht rArty III the RuHAluE,
, 1880-07-17

1lros, i cn.cs cigars; Hest. ftllsse!l r Cn., Q
casrs cITnra Kanizlcs 4 liHrglH. rnees c!Knrs'
Fowler 1trDs.. Nn TINS e.lt. Collections. S}@l'.
TUE schooncr i. Dnval. IT taGlnc, which hns
ported to tho C,sta,n Hnnsc otlic1nls rs lost
Tl.E Internal. .revcnun receipt. yosser,'ay footed
mp 81, lii. Of thiA amount, $s1Gs Wa* Tor th1,
palsl spirits. EtNat for to',hccD md cigars, atd
&:Nn for hecr.
SUPERVISOR WRIGHT received no tnore census
returns yesterday. hut iupcs to Rnthnr II tho re-
fo.tlly. Thp missing MNk for the Town Of Lake
should he III by MuNslAy.
tAKE Atniilt, tho salsnnkeeper who went to
jnii sttne tlnys aRs, for nck IF lonhslnAn TO ~
his i,nll. wis Released yesterday l,y Commissioner
Iinyne OH furnishing a EthNl md sufficient bond
fur his appearance when wNHfel.
, 1880-07-17
TILE-DIIAlNAGE.
The Most Magnificent Agricultural
Sight in Illinois.
What Tlllng 1ias Done for 000-Acro
Farm in Livingston County.
III he Editor o, me cattaao Tribune.

u tAe Edttor c} The Chicago Tribune.
Ar,,ar no, oMs, NAL ';,, DIV. pw'9 H., July
md ~ 1,o,s rs ~ @ sn mum a s@o ,w whit ayo see
to-.lny.
Onu mile wtat Of Fairl1'lry, Ir, Livingston
County. illinois, llcs 70, nercs Of land al IN ono
"M"r,h v"rm," and was not only Marsh ! "
nntno hut was 'nnrsh b, nature. In ls'd this
property cams a'u'cr tho oontrot Ut
az Eent!'"n nj ~ sos'svs , @ ac1s . d,s"s ."ns
will will sw h i.e rcsoSe al" at oneo st fhat o ' wo
"whIn out tho swa,nn. md cnuso tile iec.ponds
to prpluco curl md 0n,s i,s tend Of Jttas and
fully nutns ali tho ol,stnc.os whlch Air. ,rnyior
Inns had to overcome and look'ns at :, tcay
ing npon Il. ! am free to pro,..n't,eo It thu
,hat e,tu ho sccn In tho length mud brcn,lth of
iiiinois. Durlns tho past spring and present
ilvfnEst"i' county 10 snch III eSioht tnne IL haS
1.con fcare Tint our orops no!.l,i hp ~ h'!t t'nn!
siai' sici' y csree @ t,st M we DO nut, eyu tler ts
m,o,1 mo,t fas"r"o'o 0F'u''st"neeH l"0k for n full
rIne1 Gk ,s ~ Whole e'sH" t9et isn s t Il Whit s
seyoro tests t. hd een sb!Gc,ed to his sS'. ~
l1rpwnsnn Murray, Of Now York City. to drivo
sn i t 1,' s pS%Se, + If, +, ts s ssn',sst!Ga is o ss
Mrse tr'ct q lind Ut Dluli. ii this e.'inty, wa
iEo nf hss wh0lo fnru; ~. ,..... ,,,,,
AEter Il t,lehsnnt RUG nver tnb country, hln
carefully nseryinE tho ot GF9ps ,or
sst, stIors, 70 DO without, We re!ohel f1rl1nry:
imc raL Hn!M u Ing % aIass" THIm II, W. eAu ow H.
, 1880-07-17

hu-tnnt ,ti'ss II fortnight nH, md n rn,, after.
1Irln. r,t,igcrs latty arrived from tho Mouth.
they hn l,r a,.sl,,alntnnt"+ nnl wnr" lrit
tn thcir fhtc. Their condition wns accidentally
ut 'ho children, DyrHrs oil, dict ycstecttny. md
It svnn aaecrtaincd that tho .llscn:o which @ h,.i
stricken tho family wNs scnrlrt-fcvrr, Tho
premises were IN li1rRt shocking cot1ditIon OF
filth. prtves wcrs 0ycrilnwn. arw..r connection
cinRgisl anil tho riaei. wns rNttrty lnsttI!ird
with wator. The family hui trrn a!itt tir III
their sttillnT npartlnrlts without fnui ur drink
for scvcrnt !lays. Thor. wcrs rcir'nve'l to tho
Ctty Hospital, md tho tlealth Department 'itl-
ttgrtOpk Ia GlrRne0 Tho premises.
, 1880-07-17
FINED for Taking u Mum at Ills Word.

Fined for Taking II Nun at His Word.
a lntcly- landea tttbarIllnn wna u prisoner re-
comfy III thu Fnn!hasn IN. ~ lnlico Court to
l,swrr ehargo ot assault a!d battery ptn'
"Why !!!d you strike tho conplntnantS" :" asked
Justice Wheeler,
"ileknsv ho t4,i1ld INC ter du ~ ,''axas tho rupy
"Uh, ynu nclvIy uheyel ordersf"
"fLs, JudKg."
*'TUll mo I'LL about IT.
All tnero ees about it, Judge, nes We had q
lIttIe HrDwI, nnl p lnulA hlnl Old ylAp goa faG0;
thuu 10 Jumps op aud dunn and erica three
toltuea, 'Du II, lu i, du It."
s'Anl you did 1T"
ttOl did, snr.'
"Flne, So"
uWhat, after ha tould no ter du IT."
"Yes; you had no bustneas to Rts1ke him, even
at his oMtl request. Got so ."
A frteud paid tho ftac, and tho prlsonestretlred.
mutlorlnY to himself, IA strange countsee olive
rot Into"
, 1880-07-17

GErrysuuR0, Ia., July 10.-'fho encamp1nont
Of tho Nrnntl Army of tho lscpIhllo Of l'emnsyl-
yanln began to-.lAy usnlur tho ,n,st favorable
circumstances. 1t will uMltinlD for ati1 week.
The soturnns wera resolved by tho Corpmr,ll
skoEly post, Of Gettysburg, md. W thoy l'aFol'cl
through tue streets, roestrUl II Inpst c1rtllni
wulctjjlo fruIn tho ultixcns. After pArtnktng Ut
u lunch Ut Agricultural lInll. prepared by tho
Iattica OF tho rAcu, the yuterl.lA prDeGctletl "
ihalr cum, oti Colnotory Hill, np,hsit the Nu-
ifClitbl E9ttlHtCyY,
, 1880-07-17

SptetaI DApaeA u Ths ChtAeo 1TIbaat.
Sr. LOUIS, July lG.-A dollhouse Of pcstilenca
waa discovered hero yesterday. A police officer.
while making his rounds. was !n!orued that a
oolorod family wero In need Of asslstance. Ao
entered tho tenement an obscure and dlngy
don in the rear OF No, SIT North Tenth street.
and found Mrs. Mary Williams with her family
ct children ali sick and naarly starved. Six per-
sons had occupied \ ruom ton feet square, .Ihe
, 1880-07-17
PRECAUTIONARY,

Health puysoll iii tr1lns to-day Il. view ut tho
bark Excelsior Artvtng IT. Huw Orleans from
lilo Infected with yr!!ow' fever. tnt no rallroal
ours znall bu allowed to entor Mississippi and no
stGn,i,hont ur nthor wAtpr craft shaIl be allowed
to land ut my point III ttla Stal4 unlesH they
hayU ,c sgnile NJ, examination by nh ntficcr Ut
tho NntiorAl llnari of llenith. t'ers!'as from
Now NrlrMllA must l1!ys certificates thAt they
have hot boon cxpt,sud to Infection.
, 1880-07-17
OBITUARY..

THOMAS n. DAVIS.
Special T,taraseh to The Chtnpo Tribune.
CtEvErANt,, O., July 1g.-Thanlns Nathnn'ol
Davis, coloretl. :: yenrs old. and wull known In
this city. died to-dny. lIu nmasset quito fort
.,no sprLnkltnI tho streets, kecping fn his Utn-
plDy 1nrK0 nilmhnr Of mon. F0rty-twn ycnrs
nHtI hb cn1,e here ffs,in Nnrtli CNrunn liu hui!
hit Il klight htlnixtIro 1T Afretn (i1pOtl nill
claimed Ii, t,G II nephew ~ JEFF Dnys, ex-prcsl-
dent Of tho btnlihorn Ci>ntclurncy.
, 1880-07-17
tho only Gcr1nnn nnrnct tho prospect Is tint II
hn will accept his confirmation will meet with
mn 0nt,,attinn

nc will accept his cohllrf1atlon VIII tnec1 Will
no opposition.
E:.r. t,opt.E was yesterday given n contract |
fnr filling anil cMrhinE Clyhour! avenue trosn
Wells street to tho NSrt! llraneh, aMsl the con.
r sr, rwsrs wi &c e f. na '9ee SA
Tiff Committee on Health and County, Rc1n-
items met yesterday nftersipon and agreed 70 r.
port fnvornlly M tho urllnurec 4ll:''vinx nth.
Ing H1utlx tho tNkp.thprc from Uht0 BfFeet 10
tho North I'lcr.
THE tttn,el under tho river nt Harrison street,
intended ~ increase the water.e,tpply f"r thc
west ,eq Ts9 fsa9 f SnsS en e c ar
Ing the coming week.
TItE Mayor ycstertlny ma1o up his tnirl that It
wo11! be money we'll spent IT, hlrn tug tevctT
Faurium mIH asct1,.a @ con,lntt t. "a oxann to water
liz will commence tho trips thu cosnlux week.
INSPECTOR MCMAHON, Of tho Eighth wnrd. WINS
yester1ay Instructed to visit certHn premises On
his beat where theru was snnl"pox. Ills ex-
afrali of tiio diaui!se. which #, exa*pgratstl pr.
1>ewoIf thAt he Informed him thnt the llcAIlh
Department hid iii tlsc fhr Fitch stls,tl.
TliE Mayor locs mt think very well Of tho
apparent sentiment of tho Committee on Firu
AM. wntcr. nt! Tho subject Of increasing THO
@tep sc. o s'pR pnx IN w "''.'s "Rics I" lie Wss se
Works. whcii tho. Committee nKain n,cots he
will 70 before 1t ami Use Ills pcrauasi'n po"crs.
H sa5 9D4a5y 81 5 eW tstfsay seo g
ordinance which differs from thu nd ordinance
only In thAt It nlows nf tho ttse nr barbetl. wire
asrta ar pr'ao Il pay s' s R"f's aex iNa hc rFt
,,su patont strect-Iatnp aiKn. provided TINT It
nppcnrs TINT he hRs patent.
THE Wanl lnspeesors ase now rea,,!rs.l, l,,,st to
s wSta i u Iho 'saiin rsssait Of lie ovstha,nS !as
Wnrkatop lnsrectors havc heeh cutting: lf Dr:
Ky Mo! WI ~" @ ,,s't.,sa ~ inv w tnw n. w
flnye sotllo l,ignns Uf knowing when cAch riatl
bus coverctt hls ward. If over
AMONG tho buliin1 permits isaueo yeateIuny
Tns s u - Il H., ,r"ss"1 s,rert ~ sG. T., cst as
hWenuf ~. ~ t"n j.. 1 - - 1ns,n simrr sf,,r,,
nt ~ ~; MnaGt ~ MlTyn,, VSt ~ n;,,,, "st
wv Ms. t,,,i, ~ " i,as ~ r"t ,,frstt,ry
dwnl!inE, No 4e' II,"n strcst. t" cnst s!;: :9sS;
we,lH @ ~ 2r, d, n frnef srFef y sss dwe
ing No. M eohefcsS s..ee'' " e'S. s'o"'
trtiE Co1n,nlttc, MI Markets had belure them
nx uH1 Ha1ndSip't t sts.t 1atWrc @ i,ssp, ncs nj, ai,
itlIlcr proper control and recommending tiat a
stand there liz collected overY dry, nt.sl That
snne me lie et,p,y,s to s,spcrs ar il'e markst.
pctitton to tbs Commissioner uf Public Works,
| with power 10 net.
THESE WANT TO 20,
,o.,s ~ n,st nr Ih1 sItiras t., ic fiir fh;s raii
m,Isrs f t,,rc ] ,sn,t,ts fr t,nprrss iesies tho
| Niuyor-W. &. 3cpp, Tor. tho SUl,tll Side; lfans
% fo ~ hs N"s ws ss sie "1 pp p4'fes esoisr @
% far ssrlif ii w watsr H Maedoaia fs t!y seairr
t,ol. g. =. Cn,tlcrun fur County Commissioner
Pit Ratrcrty.. cupt. connett, rx:A!d. WIlrrsi,,
e f: Ewar patrlofS; ;, na M ' G!e:x sa
fl eessfSl i, tSer M nspirntioms ts r.sk"ry viii IL
r,Ir ru, CANAL. couu1pst,sn,.s ANN THE ruxr,su-
, 1880-07-17
IMMIGRATION,

Hptelat IHspateh to Ths Caleapo Tribune.
HALr4uul.x, hd., July l8.-Tho North German
steamer Oha ua1s,o Into 1ocust Point this u.orll'
Ing With t.0O German cmlgrants aboard They
left for ChtcMKo this afternoon, speci1l, via the
Baltimore Ohio ltond.
, 1880-07-17

ACCIDENT TO PRINCE LEOPOLD.
NEwroeT, II. l., July M.-Princo Leopold has
been obliged to cancel all bis Newport cnNage~
mtnts owluX+to to Ill Injury to orc OF hlR ankles
received Whilp sttsnotl-lishing.
, 1880-07-17


Sptetal Dispateh to Thf Chttaeo 1rtbunt.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, 1nly W.-Tho wife nf leaae
WigRlns, n wealthy far,ner, ,saa faund tlpatl IN
beI this morning. Iicart dscnsu.