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point Joseph will make next.
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Just arrived stating that Joseph's warriors
had recrossed Clearwater and were at
LAWYERS CANYON. Gen. Howard is at
Lapwai. He has ordered troops just ar
rived on the steamer Almota to proceed
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Troops for Idaho.
SAN Francisco, July 20-The second
regiment of infantry, which left Georgia
last week for the seat of war in Idaho,
will arrive in Oakland Saturday evening"
The troops will be transferred from Oak
land wharf to the steamer City of Ches-
ter. which vessel will leave at once for
Portland.
ELKO, July 20.-A special train con.
tanning about 500 troops and "a officers,
under command of Gen. Wheaton, passed
through here this evening on their way to
Idaho by way of steamer from San Fran
cisco to Lewiston. Ihey are me looking
regulars
san Francisco Politics.
SAN Francisco, July 2O.-The Demo.
cratic municipal nominating convention
met this afternoon, and after cffecting a
permanent organization, DIR. Short chair
man, and appointing committees on ere.
dentials and resolutions. adjourned till
Monday. 1t is expected that when they
meet Monday they will adjourn again for
another week.
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90 M,
SAN FRANCISCO, July Io.-lhe contest
over the affairs OF the LICK estate sui con,
tinues, Notwithstanding the o1ten repeated
assurances that everything mas Dcen ann
cably settled: Inc ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
has now llled demurrer IN Tue lSth uls'
trict court, opposing compromise 1y
whicn u was Propose' ~ pay Yonu II.
Lick $31O,VO out OF the residue ieit aitel
paying speclnc 0equests. ana whlcn resi-
uue was oriSih11y "'i iel' " vno no"uoy
OF sciences and fioneels. Inc ACADEMY
demands tnat the aIhount W oe pa.u ~
John II. LICK oe assesseu plo r"'" vi oil
oehenclaries VI the tr"s' oecu.
The Idaho Indian War.
The following dlspatcn was received ny
the Daily Orcgonian, Saturday afternoon,
dated kamai, July II, via Walia Walla,
21st.
rive more hostiies Win siu""s sorIeh'