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LAND OFFIcE AT BOISE Cry. IDAH,

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY. IDAHO,
February 20, 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT
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D. AnaAtlanta(Ga) special, speaking
al an SECTION tn fill Governor Ste.
phpiiHa place, SAYS: eve can't tell
] Yef're the Democratic convention
>S5heet What kind of man will be nom.
7c{7natcdN If the choice falls on a reac-
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D1strict Court PROCEEDINGS.
M"NpAy, MARCH 10, 1888

|Cul MONDAY, MARCH ~, 1898.
JUaishcite Jordan vs.. CharleS S
I. Jordan III s,ni>sed at plaintiff 's cost,
NJ. Crafts VS. John kcane-dis-
4, ,nisssd al plaintiffs cost.
10 Y q. W. Crafts vs.. Jasper n. Hall
disInisse at plaintiffs $ cost.
fl,ise County Bank VS.. Joseph E.
Il Rpwe aud jess 5radfurc Judgment
%, for plaiintfl against jess Bradford for
tl l.O339l. al the Cause as t. Joseph
kCUS y. {GANe be continued for services upon
him
.Jolsi nj Cannadv & NJ Callahan vs.
|. Patrick Walsh-ju'lgme FIR plain
ElGI tiff .l.lrn M. Cannadv, Ior I.5ss.49
asd f,r p 'aiutifI. NJ. Callahan, for 5000.
|bTO9 and y 'st~, and decree of toreclos
ure entered.
md v Jvnas W. Brown assignee &c. ct al.
rs. RoI'erl NJ GnnisS-judgement f r
Stplaintff1. Jonas w. Brown, as arore.
said, tr slls2 90.
AdNnrned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
20tlI inst
TuEspAY March 2O.-Grand jury
les, preSo,is,l one true bill of indictment.
~. Ilarr VS. Charles Mann-set
Sfor trial Wednesday, 2lst inst. at 10
O'clock
h. =
T.S Harris VS.. Fl. Fridinser--set
for trial Thursday, 22d. inst.
[1Hsh, = e''N''-
ii The People VS.. All Chnng-lesend
ant arraigned to plead to NOR, ow
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ERT Adianrned to 10 o'clock tomorrow,
21ss inst
WeDSEsn.Y, March 2l.-The people
|.ni i've. An AlaC'ong-pleaded pot guilty
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1sa lssn GfRnd Jury made their final report
|0A Ind Wxrc discharged for the term.
al Harris VS. Charles Mann
ing tdudgnscnt rendered for plaintiff for SIS
|nttiIsaiid costs aud stay Of execution graft.
psn's pen ID 30 days.
Esrs ' ssrsa Aplssnrncd till tomorrow 22d inst
! Esjssat lcoscleck A. NJ.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-18

There is the best authority. that under
oroers from Berlin fortnight ago, six
divisions OF the German imperial cavalry
and four army corps have been got into
readiness to cross the French frontier in
three days time. Some of the socialist
leaders IN Germany appear inclined to
cut out work near Rome for this
force, by provoking disturbances
among the German working classes: but
as any. such attempt would be disastrous
to the people, it is not likely it will be,
made. The real danger to Europe this.
moment is at Paris, where men in author
ity seem to be entirely incapable of under
standing the danger to which they are ex-
posing,not only the peace of the continent,
but the very existence Of their own coun-
try.
BERLIN, April 1T is likely the coro-
nation of the czar will be postponed until
the 10th of June. The latest proclamation
of the nihilists merely refers to the czar in
a scornful way, saying he is beneath criti-
cism. Well informed Russians say no
danger is apprehended, with the exception,
perhaps, of the act of an isolated fanatic,
and even that is unlikely.
The sultan of Turkey has invited Baron
Won Gatz, of the general staff of the Ger
man army, to enter the Turkish service
and reorganize the military education of
the troops. The emperor will permit
the baron to accept the invitation.
Worklngmen are organizing for a genera
strike for an increase of wages.
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that that concern was deliberately
stealing by eaves-dropping, not only
GLOBE communications, but other private
matter going over the telephone wires.
Noio we have the evidence complete in
the shameless confession of the dirty
creatures that it is right in their line of
business.
The telephone exchange is located in the
Pioneer Press building, on the same floor
with the editorial rooms where the vermin
congregate who edit the sheet. As a con-
sequence patrons of the telephone in ST.
Paul can calculate that they have
no privacy over the wires, but are
liable at any time to talk into the dirty
ears of an editor who is destitute of de.
cency and honor, and will be sneaklng
eaves-dropper at any moment, to betray
any secret, family, business, or otherwise
which may be caught. It would seem to be
the part of prudence for the telephone
management, if they allow such vermin to
use the telephone at ell, to at least
place their exchange in another
building where their patrons can
have some reasonable protection against
the piracy of eaves-droppers, who are so
low In the scale of humanity as to an
nounce that it is''impossible to avoid over
hearing" Hereafter those who use the
telephone in st. Paul should remember
that they cannot converse over the wire
with the freedom of ladies and gentlemen,
because the dirty sneaks of the P. p, who
would not be allowed to enter any respect
able dog kennel in the city, are intruding
their unlimited ears, and finding it Sim
possible to avoid overhearing."
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

LISBON, April 1.-THE French have &C.
cupied Pontanegro on the Congo after
some resistance of the natives.
In the chamber of deputies a dispatch
from the governor of Anglo was read.
1t stated that the French occupied Port
anegro and Loango, and on the 2Sth of
March the natives protested to the captain
of the Portuguese cruiser Bengo, who.
made formal protest to the French
authorities. 1t is expected conflict with
the French will follow and that Henry M.
Stanley will require ship and forces for.
his protection. There was no outbreak,
however, up to the date of the.
dispatch. The minister of the marine.
explained that the occupied territory Law
northward of the Portuguese dominions.
The captain of the Bengo protested owing
to the Irregular form of occupation. The,
minister reminded him that the chamber
of the French government had recently
declared it would respect the rights of
Portugal. The Portuguese gunboat Douro.
has gone to Loango.
MUNICH April 17.-Frince Thomas,
Duke of Genoa, and Princess Isabella, of
Bavaria, are married.
BOMBAY, April 17.--Three RATS were up
set in the Great tank at Secunderabad.
while crowded with natives engaged in
religious ceremony, and sixty-two were
drowned.
MADRID, April ia scaffold around
the Ceramic exhibition building fell, in
juring seventeen persons.
COPENHAGEN, April 1.-THE landsthing
have adopted, forty to ten, vote of con-
fidence in the ministry.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-18
GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 1.-THE statement of the
Imperial Buak of Germany shows de-
crease Of specieof 1883, 600 marks.
BERLIS, prii Is. One man was killed
and six seriously injured 10y the fall Of, the
wall of the SladJ theater being taken
down.
BERLIN April 1.-THE emperor has
gone to Wiesbaden.
BERLIN. april 17.-At least the cabinet
council industry are unanimous against
removing the restrictions against the cele-
bration OF mass and the administration of
sacraments' Whether the bill on the sub
ject should be introduced IN modified form
is being discussed. The idea of holding a
regular debate on the address in reply to
the emperor ) message has been abandoned
because tha liberal groups were unable to
agree thereon.
LONDON. April 1.-THE message of the
Emperor William 20 the reichstag, calling
for legislation II The interest of the work
ing classes. eZeites as much uneasiness
here in official circles, as at Berlin. for the
reason ii 5 believed 10 be inspired by a
distrust existing toward the government
of France, and 10 cover military pro
gramme, whieh will pretty certainly be
carried cut 1pon the first symptoms of
serious political disturbances in France
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-18
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Hon. Thomas W. Halliday has defeated
Henry Winter for mayor of Cairo, Ill. His
majority is about 500.
George F. Miller, clerk of the William
Rogers Manufacturing company, at Hart
ford, Conn.,, has been arrested for stealing
goods.
The local Irish societies of Philadelphia
have completed arrangements for the land
league convention the 25th and 26th.
The Mumford election case at Richmond
has been postponed until July owing to
the illness of a juror. All the indicted are
baiIed.
DR.. E. L. r. Thomson, of New Haven,
charged with abortion, has been expelled
from the Medical association of Connecti-
cut.
The Mexican government denies the
reports circulated that the United States
Americans canaot acquire land in that
country.
The New York carpenters have generally
secured an advance of wages to So. so a.
day, and the painters are seeking similar
advance.
For lack of a two thirds vote, the consti
tutional prohibitOry amendment was de-
feated yesterday in the Connecticut SEN
ate.
The Scott bill became law yesterday
in Kansas, taxing each liquor dealer in the
state 5000 year, and those selling only
beer and wine, $500.
Archibald Cary, pioneer lawyer of
San francisco, and late of the firm of
Hollock, Peachy & Billings, died yesterday
of heart disease, aged sixty-two.
Judge E. G. Rice of Springfield, ILL.,, died
at Hllls6oro, in that state yesterday morn.
ing. He was q member of congress for
one term and circuit judge for several
years.
Governor Butler paid his respects to the
marquis and princess at Boston yesterday
afternoon and was very graciously received
by both. He was urged to remain at
lunch, but was forced to decline, owing 10
pressing business at the state house.