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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
TIE NEW CITY CHARTER.
AMENDMENTS ADOPTED IN THE SENATE COMMIT

AMENDMENTS ADOPTED N THE SENATE COMMIT
TEE--IHE BILL KEPOH1ED.
TFRoM rHE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TE1BUNeI
ALBANY. March 26.-The Committee on
cites OF tho Senate reported the strahan Charter for
Sew-York this morning. Very important amendments
have been made BY the com,nittee the BIZ. Some ~
these amendments have doubtless made Tor pot-
cal reasons Perhaps the edge Of the hostility OF te
Tammauy Democrats VIII be du.led by tie amenfment
making the Office Of Controller appointve instead 81
olecrIye This VIII enable Controller Kelly TO retain
office LONGER than II bis were elected next
Fall There are other features Of the amended bill hsW
ever which are not pleasing the TammIry members
aud they will 10 doubt vote against H. while not rs sc
lively resisting is passage as if their chief not
protected
II Is proper 10 say mt the amendment was made by
hc Committee on Cities because Of tie OPINION tha II
would not De a policy 70 make tue hpaefI Onlcer
Of Nrw-Y0rk ar elective officer.
In the original Dhl the Dock Department was consol-
dated with TIRE Department Of Public Works. AS
amended the Dock Department is preserved. mt - to
have Commissioner VINO are to &c appointed "IlIn
ton days after the passage OF he biii .
The MAYOR, TIE original, Is deprived OF ht po"ci
of appointment Up to January l, lSSl, tle dpUoMt
mens 10 Office he made nv Board coasif ing OF
Manor Cooper. Controller Kelly aDd Prtsldeu N3FIis
OF he oard OF Aldermen. After January l. 1851, tbe
ruling power consist OF san larger Dod| 10 De
called the Board Fmsuc- and Appointment. rms
Board if consist # the Mayor Controller the fes
dent and VcrIrcs4ent OF the Board OF Aldermen ana
the President OF the Department OF rake" ana ASte7
uient a.
made by the Mayor anh the President ana he Nicfle
III n o. Tie Board - a lcrmer the Controller ana me
President Of the Boa OF Taxes and nj ~ pc
permitted - vote Ca hnsncal ih'It"is an 'h'
members 81 the Board "A vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
STRIKES At VARIoUS PLACES.

MILESTONE, n. j., March 25.-The hands in
Chadwick < Coldncks mIils-some fifty ana
twenty-five 30, Shave left or ter being refused
an advance ~ 10 per cent The owners Of the mills
they WI call Chinese other labor rather than
accede TO tne demands OF tneir suiking HANDS The
wages al 90 day.
BAYoNNE CITY, n. j., March 26.-An agree
ment been made vita The striking coopcrs or the
standard OIL WO Ks by tner employers. by which the
strikers Will Resume Work tomorrow
LoNG BRANCH, n. j., March 26.-0ne hun
dred aborcrs were brou 10 from NevYork city today
To take the place OF the striking at Mount Mitchell
PITTsBURG. Penn. irch 2J.-Ihe journey men taoTs
OF ,Dufg nnd e<h"uy Cly. numbering 800. struck
to-day fOI adv ance ng from 10 10 100 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE CITY CHARTER AMENDMENTS.

1HE CAPITOL BUILDING SAID TO BIZ DANG RoUs-
PASSING TIE APPROPRIATION 10 CO@PLsTE ii
-rny UvIFOgN BALLOT D!LG.
Mr. Strshans bill to amend the city charter was
reported in the senate yesterday, after being
amended in committee; The Controller is made an
appointivc cnlciel The bill 20 appropriate
II ,5GO, O0s TO complete the new Capitol building
was passed IL TIC Assembly; it is alleged
that the fouuda;ion-storcs are crumbhng. The
clause Of the Uniform Ballot bill relating to the
size Of ballots, was stricken out in tho Assembly
The bill relating to a farmers market in this city
was ordered 30 a third reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

ts sd the editor Of the paper which had crushed te
hts effort. George Kyle gave some recitat,oas
IN character thss were much enjoyed. aitef
H. p 5hare drcw charcoal sketches for the ednca
ton OF the audience sarony pictured swcetiaced
girl In Winter costume; Mr.. Murphy landscape, Mt
Burns . square-riGged ship under full SAIL and MT
Share Bowery ouneer. Mr. Pggott Rsyeian Imitation
OF SaronY's mannertsms while he ia taking picture,
after which came more wine aud music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

ave.. and addresses we're made by Judge Rankin, W.
@. Wolbert and others. Counsellor Flemming offered
resolutions, which accepted. directing that COM
mtee of six be appointed to investigate the finances
and matters connected with the municipal governments
OF Jersey City. The chairman then sppointed James
Flemmng. r. G. Wobcrt, Jacob Ergle. William Harvey,
James Warner and ex-Nsyor David s. Manners ON the
committee. A committee OF nine with s. b. Ransom -
chairman appointed TO ascertain what political ac'
should be taken by the propertyhoder TO lessen
their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
MIDNIGHT wEAIHBR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis ror the pat "a h0'Us.

SglIJDtld fDT NJ y ~ : ItDItI-'
WAsHINGTOS. VI rein 27. a. MA storm of
great energy is ceutra, ihe Northwest The oarome
ter IA highest ana falling the Middle states and New
England. Northwcstory wind. prevail in NV England
and the Missouri valley elsewhe my ara s"uthcrly
Rain has gonctsy fallen u the Northwest Lake region
and Tie ONO Valley. The temper turr has Il len M the
Cover VI ssour Valley and the extreme Northwest; ;
elsewhere 4 has .Isen.
IndIcHtOns.
For New e GLAND. warmer clear weather followed by
iucrrnsiug cloud ness possibly by rain. orhwesieriy
winds veerlng To sou neasterly falling barometer
For the Middle autlc States. warmer cloudy
and rainy weather sintheriY winds, failing barometer
CGutlOnar1 Sig1lGis
Cautionary signals continue from Galveston to Sandy
Hook
rPIBIrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

FoTsIyce Barker then made bref remarks whicn
were nterestinc and witty but he was heard WIN ai
nculiy was suffering with "A cold Inc eIerci9es
concluded with an address by Geolge D. Lorns' "
Musaa oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

POTTsvuLE, Penn, March 26.-Ex-Associate
Judge jacob Kline served the bench Of scnuyl-
XIII County from 1873 10 1873 died sudIey this morn
ing OF apOpicKy. lie was eigntytwO year OLD.
TORONTO, Ont, March 25.-Ex mayor Med
ded last uiglt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
CAPTAIN HENRY Quincy.

BosTON, Mass, March 26.-Captain Henry
Quincy. OF the oldest aud best RuOwn pilots In tbs
country did this mornng at the age OF ninety years.
H. wss associated with Captains Hunt. Wilson. aud
6ners and was with them the day when the fight
between the shannon and Chesapeake took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
LATEST NHLP NEUS-

PORT OF NEw.YoHK. ARRIVED MARCH 49,
str Main Ger Barre March Ia and southampton
Is 10 Oelrichs & Co.
snip Iocksey Hall of LverDooD Hadder. calcutta 10
days. with mse 10 Kidder. PeapOdy Coz vessel TO Ben
than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

Ii was lust after Christmas, and Kenneth's
ulud was u Of the story e. Babe who born
Bethiehom. Wuen. therefore, he was taken INTO his
lnupma's room 10 Hee htto brother, he looked
WITH wonder on the dainty cradle, Trimmed with Lace
and ribbons wherein the little baby lay, aud asked, in
an as ed whisper, Mamma Is that d mangor -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
WHAT THE PAPER CONSUMERS DEMAND.
From tho Chlea0o Irsa.ns

Tue passage Of the Wood bill Tor the repeal
of the duty on pulp lone satisfy the demand.
That would Ne simple aet OF Justice, Uecsuse II ID we'll
know tha Il Congress wss TO put on the
fr list all tine material that into The manu-
facfHre print-paper. ncluding wOOo-pup The news
papers demand the remission OF the pulp and
sOa-ash fOi the Oenen OF me paDcrmtkrrs but they
also demand remission ~ the TAX PRINT 9aper ~
ustice e. the publishers The pub Isher whether or
newspaper or "a school book. Is a manufacturer, and
prnr paper Is his material just much wood
straw pulp = the material OF the pap rmakrr.
Neither pulp primt-paper yields any reve
nue. the Government, tue FAX ia Oth cases Is
substanIally prohbitOry. II Justice TO the III nufac
furer of The paper requires the free adm sion OF
min "a protection against monopoly In the providing
of this material justice 10 the publisher equally re
ouir tse free admission OF prinpapef protection
against the ation Of paperrnakers Even II tins
rpg were gwen pulp ana free >odaash along Win
Other free that enter INTO the manuacturr
paper duty Of 20 pei cent On print per' amounting
10 25 per ceDt after including other Custom House OK
De = s. viii enable the paDermakers 10 Overcharge even
IN greater dsDrOpOrJion than they do nov. Enc01r-
agnent 20 manufacturing interests demands that the
raw m Material used By paperiuakers and the raw mh-
ferial used by book and sper MAKERS shal hllke
be placed upon the free list In tis paper question,
Congress has deal VITA class Of who cannot be
dectyed by ANY speeous devie Of the enemy. An ei-
fort 10 detea the demand tor relief by tagging the
heavy weight other controversies over the tarlh will
be universally recognized by The press treach6rOus
trick and treated accordingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
Genoral Pleasants entered the

General Peasants entered the volunteer
.ery C. N 1861, ana promoted rom The rank "
CAPTAIN 10 tnat OF Ltcutcu..ntC Colonel september,
1862 In sos the rank Of brevet Brigadier
Goneral. The Fory-eghth Pennsylvania Regiment was
raised IN 1851 by Colonel James Nage, ~ Poitsyille
General Ple4sants being OF the Ulcers immediately
associated with In the OF rccruidnc The rcg-
ent saw considerable service Win the Army OF the Pc
tnn1c h'Dg the battles 81 Antieam and Frederick
burg In 500 Tho regiment -ont w-stward and IN
the Fall took part the siege Of Knoxville and the
battle Of Blue Springs Eariy m 1854 the regiment
urLed % The Ea-' and t0OG part ~ the Wilderness
campdgu In juno OF ma yrHr. General Prasfntr.
then N command u the Second Brigade 81 the Second
Division II the Nntn Army Corps conceived The idea OF
cxcIyallag mine under the cn" niys fort Cemetery
II j, near Petersbulg Tne work begun wiAout
tOn. lumber, any ~ the materias Tor
work, bat after mucB labor, toOr were made aud TIM
Der secured. On jay 81 the powder placed IN the
mine, the 3Oth the famous Pet isbufg mine
e1plOdcd with great succe-s. Tho regiment continued
In sel vice uutil July 20. 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

Pleurisy Pains and all Asthmatic or Bron-
chial affections relieved by that certain remedy
for Coughs and Colds. Dr.. Jayne's ExpectOrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
~ HOURS morning NlghL EAR.
! 2 4 , u SSlNli121 y D 4 . Ng10iIl fncns,
a. u e. !. Y n sos
80 - -T5s p - ~ IA
80 $500 2s-sys - y ~ = = s-StA hsf -
"a 80, =, y 49, Non

TheaAsr.u e tiyanausn'l III lh' cry BY tenth' i
divisions the ?, nours
preceding udnsn Inc Irregular white ne re9nesen the asel,H.
dotted hhe Represents
Temperature Indicated therSnetess o. aod
4uts
TRIBUNE OFFICE March y. l "A. m.-ExceptinG the
fail n tue afternoon the changes In the barometer yes
terday were slight. Clear weather WAS followed during
the last aunrer by partly cloudy weather. The ten
ature rargca nctween 30 and 4so. the C33ol
being 3Lo lower ihan the day last year. ana
gI4o hI. n J. tnau on THURSDAY.
Partly cloudy aud cloudy weather. with higher tenn
peratufes and light rains, may be expected this city
and Vicinity day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
MADAME CARON
OBITUARY NOTES

QUEBEC, March 25.-Madame CarOn, widow
of the late LieuteuantGove,nor died suddenly today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
AETi-GRhST GERMANS IN OHIO.
fx.,,nfrh IN TA> (4nef3syAnH Commercial

The Hon. Jacob Mueller. ex-Lieutenant Gov
erpor o. ODD and nov tne controlling sptIt around The
Wa>oAter an. Erie 0i1, Of tni- efy the esdDg German
daily apor of SoftReru Ot0. has been making care
fuI study Of be German IeeDg IN OHIO especially In
the northern part. the Presidential qn-.ton. Mr..
Mne4ier ssys his oaservStons aud
OF the Germs chsrastcr, he tatsDed ths DOthinS
can AXE place wilson would reconcile the FEELINGS or
the Germans 10 General Grant. They are dead set
against him, and uadsf circumstances would vote
for him II he be she CHICAGO n0iDee Onto VIA snrely
give tae Democraric candidate from IS 600 10 $4,000
majority AND the chances would Gond for the
jority 10 Teaoh even $4,000 why, sir," aid the
ieutensnt Governor, candidly believe thst GRAN
v0uld not get fifty aInODs all the Germans Of
Cleveland. In fact have not so~n one oho has sand
maj he would vote Tor hin. Personally am much
opposed Ia General Grants nomination as any one can
be- because l in nk ais rcxecton would be very bad
pr,cedeut should ike 10 SO WaShburne nominated.
believe ne would MAKE good President. aud would
be the German voters ~ tina country but
nofh,n p "a happen which Will make Grant acceptable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
A GERMAN woMAN's SUICIDE.

Mrs. Caroline SchOrpf, aged twenty-five, of
No sl4 Tenih-aye., committed cid" at late hour
last night by swallowing dose o, Paris green. Her
friends unable to any motive deed
ccpt possible insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

The Rev. Robert Coliyer
Will lecture Westminster Abbey" evening.
the OF The Messiah of 34hst and PARK,
seats free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
THE REAL SOUTHERN DIRECTION TO TILDEN.

He il known 81 be unfT1eBdly 10 measures
tending develop the nlsterls Interests of tie south
sa we are nos prepared bslieve tat section which
has given HIN much ana received nothing but his
enmity prepared 10 be oIagoOned INFO MS
suDport a > c1nd tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
INVESTIGATING 4 cirYs fIy4ACEs.

The Taxpayers Association of jersey City
held a meeting last evening IN Cooper's Hall. Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
OBITUART.
GENERAL HENRY PLEAsANTs.

PoTrsvILLE, Penn, March 26.-General
Henry Pl,ssauts CHER Engineer Of the PhiladclDhia
and Reading Coal and Iron Comp AID laie Colonel
of the Fortyctghth PcnnsylyauIa Volunteers died sud
denly at biz residence here this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
THE AsSAILANT OF DIR. DIX.
ErRrHER FACrs ARour his CAREER.

FURTHER FACTS ABOUT HIS CAREER
wRITs OF HABEAs CORPUS AND CERTIoRAR RI
GRANTED IN HIS CAsE-AN OLD CHARGE
AGAINST HIH-HIs LIFE N THIS COUNTRY AND
ABROAD.
Justice Daniels yesterday granted writs of habeas
corpus and of certiorar in the case of G. +.
Williamson, now in the Tombs These wrts are
returnabe this morning. District-AttOrney Phelps
thinks writ obtained on the ground of a faulty COM
mitment will not Interfere with proceedings against
Williamson. Papers in the District-AttOrney's
office show that this man has still hanging over him
q charge for which he was arrested in 1875 but ho
ran away. FORGETTING his bail. Additional facts have
been obtained in regard to his life IN Baltimore.
PttsbuIg and abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
9lreclll Notltes

All vino Interested n III Hom'stake neai~o.[,
EsTATE HEGo RD ros,ay The bear view p seatcd
Bangs IL Co. AuciiOneers. 133 and 7i1 Broadway,
WILL SELL
MONDAY March 20 and following days. at $3.50 0. ~.
A valuable
COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Comprising works in History Travels.
Biography Voyages Poetry Theology illustrated
Books Eucs elopsetias scientific Works &c
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HATS FOa EASTER.
The mos ias ioaablc styles. quality the best.
YOUSG 4ES'S SILK HATS a SPECIALITY.
Consre-, water 'iyeuot'5y "a s'.i,- 80 800
scid ths, do lscae Internal sr ",- al
dangerous F-ans may b. Known " - sl 'i.er
ha ks ese "a GS- r ove 50 @ ~ hs
clergy aud m.die, IS. "a so.4 % a. i~a's'' Ps'ee
L -0UGERA q c.. Hew.fo- Assais
Nervous gxsaas,'sn co NJ e's ';as.
York n-e o; arsH are .ce" ,aoFns a.
synoos, q t,e N, ,, iueats "aat u
nervous phy,,c ny DO Hs me te.lt - - ~ *.
Secretary G.nn's Ma,saa o., srO'iN.y. Nes.Yax
s-Day.
TIE NETWORK WEE ny FASHION BAZAAR.
Price cents
A~P-I CIR NUMBER
Ei,x nj - nine etc
Srrins FOR Ladies'
THE LATEST NEW-lORK AND PARIS FASHIONS.
New STYLES children costumes Pat erns 10 chenille ORR
and Embr,t!,ry, new Lady Morning '3pper,
The amt music ~ the popular song
"SPGhK ONCE AGAIN"
the continuation Of Mss NJ f. BRADDON'S NEW STORY
JUST A. / An.
ami IN. Charming >TRAAGE @ Est" together
with Skef chrs &c g. continued IN ihis nanDer
IL sas by a.. newSieaers. Pric- } ceats
Foundation OF York Cities aad r0fns THE
TRTsI-Nk ALMANA.. - eenss D. IA III.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28
sherif's sale.
,ouSTY OF Boss S

BY virtue of three executions issued out of the
rroeaie court OF Base County, Idaho Territory
ana % me delivered, have levied and taken ali
.he right. title and ihtsres of Cy. Haley of in and
70 the following property, te-wit: All that certain
l. T.. commencing asont six hundred feet shoye
sohn Vests dam and running mp said culch one
Thousand fee' and extending from bank TO bank
saia ground being known the t,y- aley rniniu,
ciaims together with the water rights and appur-
tenenoes. which shall expose to sale at nubc ven
aus as the law directs. the sd Ciay of October
A. D. 1850. between the hours OF o.cloc a NJ ana
. o'clock p n of that day. at the caurt Heuse in
aud all costs
Dated this 2osh day of Sepsen.hsr. A. ID 1850
JOHN NJ, DANSKIN
Sheriff OF Boise Cot ntv.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28

a little old man known around the
foot Of Woodword avenue as ..JohnD
was yesterday hunted out III the Of
sice where he works BY stranger.
who said he came from Oswego, and
had bad news to Communicate. The
news was nothing less than the dealt,
Iof Johns brother by dr.,wIirl and
the stranger happened t. be on hand
20 witness it. Old John stood for !
few minutes IS IL trying to realize
the full extent Of tile calamity and
then remarked:
Poor George. hadn't heard from
him in ten years. Yyn say lie fell Of
the wharf n
Yes; lie was piiing 'arnl,cr, and
his fo"ting gave way aud he uept
into the water
Did he fall quite easy2r
= guess So | don't think the fall
burt him any.
How many times did be rise before
going down ID stay?r
Twice, Think
"Do Jon think he had his senses?n
@Oh. yes
And from where yon stood yon
could have heard all lie saidsv
'-0h, yes. | was not hundred feet
4wav.s
Now. then, continued old John as
re braced up and got new hold of
lis shovel handle, -.wIli you answer
ne something in con6dencs2r
Il will.n
Then, sir. tell me if my poor broth
7 hurrailed for Hancock or Garfield
efore be went down for tile last
me?r
This struck the stranger for min
te, but he answered by saying sllat
gorge didn't hurrah for either Of the
lndldates as be heard.
Maybe not-maybe mott sighed
'e old man-''maybe he was what
ey call o. the fence aud didn't know
neither to holler with the D.moerats
loiler with the Republicans,
,or t'eorgel I'm biz sorry he
dn't put himself An recDrli'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28

THE c"lored people Of Little Rock
are divided as 10 the needs of the soil.
oae congregation las been praying
for rain, while The other asked for con-
tinned sunshin The minister of the
wet district sent the following note
TO the people OF the dry: "You folks
onghier be ASHAMED Of yourself. his
cross-cut prayii' IS enough TO get the
Lord 50 bothered that be don't know
wha, to do
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28
Notice.

n LII OWNERS OF UNREPAIRED BRIDGES
rAacrpss mining or irrigating bitches ON the
county roads. are hereby given notice to repair
them immediately. or they viii be put in proper
condition by the Road Supervisor at their expense
J. d. EMERY,
Road Supervisor for Dis:s No. 2 aud q
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28
Notice.

'TRE FOLLOWING WARRANT VIII, Br
] paid ons of the Current Expense Fund ON pre-
sentation at my office:
Number 10. in favor Of John Cameron, SIS 90
IsIDOR SdIiH
County treasurer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28

THs Napa Register says ihat The
vineyardists along the foothills are
threatened this year By the large num-
be. Of quails.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28

4 BRICK fell from a scaf Ia on the
head Of a passing negro. Filing dem
ere peanut shells anoder way up dere
won't yerg' was the darkey's advice
as be scratched his wool.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28

THE Seattle. W. T.. Poa says: We
learn that the Canadian Pacific read
will have TO tunnel through fwety-
eight spurs Of mountains in distance
of thirty-eight miles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28

SAID the Justice to an ubstreperaus
prisoner, on the day Of his trial: "We
want nothing but silence, and but liz
tie of that
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-28

GARAGES weighing % pounds per
head and eaulifi1wers weighing 10
ponnds each are among the notable
vegetable wonders Of Pierce county,
W. T,