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, 1877-07-10

Assurances arc givon by prominent Louisi-
ma Conservatives in Washington that the
persecution of the members Of the Return.
ing Doara is the work Of tho Bourbon fac
ton Of tho Democracy, aud .hatit is likely to
widen tho split between tic two
wings 10 tho extent Of producing an
open rupture. The. Conservatives arc
said to bo In thorough accord
with Gov. N1cuo1za In regarding tho prd
curing Of tho indictments as a shameful
broach Of faith which majority Of the
Democratic party in Louiaiana-that portion
who caro- nothing for TnnKs's prospects In
1850, and who only sock 70 secure for their
State tho political repose 40 necessary for a
return OF prosperity-will disavow and re-
nnilinfa
, 1877-07-10

We print this morning tho full text Of tho
rocont correspondence between Earl DKnpr
and Prince GonTscnAKoYY relative to tho
proper consideration TO be shown to Tho
somowhat indetlnite artiflo known as British
interests. Frotn the tone Of GoaraCuAKoYF'a
instructions to Count SououvALoFH It would
seem that almost every guarantee that
could reasonably be e1ac.od IL verbally
given TINT Rusala will carefully abatain from
aaY policy which can In any maunor threaten
Englands "intercsts," 80 fur as tho sauo
nro apparent to persons not con-
versant with the cranky character-
iatica Of her A1ajcsty's Government. It
is evident, however, that GoarscuA1orr did
not succeed In giving tho assurance necessary
to obtain tho confidence Of tho English Cab
inot, md In tho light of later adviccs /.
appears that Russia Inns about given up the
attempt TO satisfy these chronic grumblera.
, 1877-07-10

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, 1877-07-10

It in to be gas, instead of oil, II the Coun-
ell adopt the report Of tho Committee rs
agreed upon. Messrs. WATKINS and D1t1-
1sos were before the Committee yesterday,
md nede their bids, which were promptly
reduced, and tho two representatives acoept~
ell what They conls1 get rs gracefully a. thoy
had asked for more. The south-Side COM
rany Ia to receive $1.G5 per 1000 feet, md
the West Side $2,-an arrangement which
will probably be satisfactory 10 the Council,
and certainly profitable 10 tho Companies.
, 1877-07-10

Lake something like a mile from shore,
where the fresi, cool air md tho FREQ sum
light cured and invigoratcd sa only Natures
medicines can. Yesterday the Floating Hos
pitai for 1917 was put in operation, and its
benefits are likely to be in even greater de-
mand than last year. It lisa charity which
needs only to bo maintained to secure q lib
cral support, Tho cost for tho season is but
s2,5nD, and 1t would puzzle anybody to sug-
gest how or whero the Same amount could
be expended with canal results,
, 1877-07-10

Ono Of TwkED's counsel, whose fees hayo
evidently uot boon paid with that charming
regularity TINT lawyers admire, has gone
back TN the Old Man aud yielded hinaelf to
dissection by tho ubiquitous interviewer.
liz strips tho BOSS Of every tint Of poesy
with which the p1ess has painted him, and
holds '.l'ig Six up as the model Of coarse-
,stss. vulgarity. seltlshnoss, aud wealth, csti-
mating tho first OF these clements ~ induito
und thu last ut from $4,000, ,00O to sle,o00,-
GNl
, 1877-07-10

Chief Josxru, Of tho Nez Porecs, though
repulsol III his attack upon Capt. rknar,
does rot appear to DO so badly whipped utter
oil, for ho huH surrounded Lis victorious OPP
poncnts, wl.o nro In a worse iix than when
they wero not SO triumphant. Tho sudden
notion of JOSEPH is looked upon rs notih-
cation to the other tribos to ''uprise
atzaIghtwuy, aud NIL Northern Idaho Ia sAak-
ing in its booka ut tho prospect,
, 1877-07-10

No nobier or more beautiful charity exists
in Chicago than the Floating HOSPITAL, On
institution established for the benefit of the
sick children Of the city,-children whoss
parents 4rs uualale to give them the benefit
of q trip to the ssasids Or voyage up the
lalca during tho trying heated term Of July
mud August. No one cAn tell Low many lives
were saved among tbs little ones during last
summer by tho laily free excursions 10
tbs hnznitl srhoonax suchoxa1 in Ia
, 1877-07-10

Smart boy, that Of Commissioner ScnM1pr.
During vacation he draws 81 day as an
cmployo in thu County Clerks Office. His
duties are to remind Gen. LIED in tue morn
ing Of tho deep regard In which his dad
ho}da him, md to convey to tho old man ev-
Fry night token Of the profound respect
with which he hhs inspired L1Ep.
, 1877-07-10

Tho situation In Armenia is rather
gloomy Que for tho Russian forces. Under
rating the Turkish strnngth, Tiny pushed for
wnrd to meet with defeat, aud hava bccn
compelled 10 retro and whit until reinforced
, 1877-07-10

A New York 1im<s corrcs pondent has
nado big lind. Discovering that TiLpEa
was spending Sunday at Sea Girt. near
Long Branch, tho correspondent fell upon
him nna cxtracted the information that tho
old gentleman it going to Talropo aftor alt,
with view to rnising cn.n.3h to build the
Eat sido Elevated 1tailrnsd; that ho will
not contest tho Presidency. and that ho las
withdrawn from politics.
, 1877-07-10

Gen. dnASG IL not 80 t,.kon up with the
homage OF Europe, with hers aud there q
unub thrown in by why Of variety, but that
hs koops closn track Of tue progress Of
events In a private letter received by a
gentleman in Washington from a personal
friend Of the c1-pres sdcnt, Gen. GRANT IL
represented MS frequsn nny expressing among
intimate friends his hearty approval OF the
pulley OF President HAYES,
, 1877-07-10
PERSONAL.

Sir Stafford Northcoto and Mr.. Gladstone
arc rival candidates for the Lord Rectorship OF
Glasgow University this year.
A Holland Club, composed Of persons whe
admire Mr. J. q. Holland and bin writings, has
been oEganized At Sunderland, Masa., With twenty
I've members.
T. la pleasure to hear that 4 certain great
English post, whoso identity Is mystefiously yefl-
ed IL endeavoring to euro himself Of tho haolt OF
opium. smoking.
The friends Of Jules Michelet are about 10
Ea'so memorial bis grave In Psre.lc chaiae,
aud subscription has been opened In England to
provide funds for tho purpose.
JEFF Davis, It Is said, will severely c.iticiae
In hls memoirs tho policy Of Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston. and Will charge upon him tho sespopsl-
btlity for the non n.pursuit Of the Fclersl lotcea
Into Washington At tho atst uusl .llun.
The Lippincotts printed 100 copies OF
Algers "Life of Forrest" fn two volumes q1asto,
laFge paper, uncut edges. and bound In cloth.
Tho engsavInga ART proof before letter. Only nfty
copies arc offered for sale, and tho price Il 4ao.
Col. Dswkins, late of tho British Cold.
stream Guards. now on tbs half.pay l!st, has besn
occupying bis leisure moments By writing I
pamphlet desamatoFJ Of tho Duke Of Cambridge,
Commander In Chief Of tho afmy. An effort Will
bo made 70 hAvs the Colonel dismissed tho
,,''
Aae now oaae1 o1 s1ea OF tue oonmander
Of tho Turkish army at the Danube is Fenk Aid
Pasha. Nc IL only ~ years OF ago. At tho outset
OF M career 10 ssFved with IN Infantry reRtmene
ID hasulA. Astef"afas ha war attnehed 70 tho
artillery Of the Pruasian Guard. lie married q
native VI hefsan4 AID paasea s11 years IN military
stad!es IN that ely.
The baltimore Anae7rcan ts puzzled by
MIS-. Juha "1sd uowes 'ta1ement that ~hsn
woman oeg'nA 10 speak III nef Country you may
hsaf pin ofop' some ness supposed sho had ecf"
efenes to ne ismals custom OF attempting to carry
Clothes pin oe1"eeh inc taeth. aud at tho same
lime hold Conversation With tbs nsizhbof's
wife over tho !enee'
"Jonnic Juuo" thinka the trial Of Brad.
laugh will seture hin, ths a..t In psr1|smsnt foe
which hs has lonr bocn Arriving. .t0od hless
him, ystd IN euthustasuc by.taude.. ..hs h tho
kuIqhtl,cst man tn Eneisud." DufInr tho progress
Of the snit Nj. bradlaugh has loat bis wife, who
nad long osen IN Invalid. and hs daughters, ona Ut
WHO'LL exhaosted Talent ~ speaker.
Bowen has Auad out hts slate. II seemg.
and nronases Ia uaka R1a,nn President md f,h,m,
| hcrlsIn vlce rreatdtnt In 1Ra1, In tha ovrnt os
TIM s)aeton Of sb,. tirkat tha t.h,nct I,, ho ,on
nossd at o.har frends of Hoven. Inn NorthrTn
pacIte viii vct II, snpronristion and N. oledesg
| Of Hoxen's usr.naner vii hs Al la,t redscmet,.
NAV III. mn, c1srovmen ,lys In .c. thn ttm~t
.-.,r.,. ~
n!eono9 @!a' VI **@.o' @A' aFo" "aotn
ths ae9Ess Of A. y. va eontefssd ~ Yals College
~ tns !nt commencement u maskN'essataef'
VINO *sns segs0piss ~ 'Rs s1fssn ot hs1s I~les
weex' Ae ma tsKaiAf eonsnoutoe 70 several OF
, 1877-07-10

Ills Holiness tho Pope still celebrates mass
standing, and there ia no Indication that hc will
die nt present. Several hundred cords Of extra
supcrfno obituary notices can now bc had cheap
at the various ncWspaper Offices throughout
tho country.
, 1877-07-10


4 REV RAILWAY PROJECT.
1t hna bcon SOME years ainco We have
heard Of my project for n new trunk line
connecting the West and tho soaboarl. Tho
Grangors had their scheme for building
tloublo.lrack freight railroad at Government
expense. but that soems to havo subsided
a]ong with tho Granger movement as
whole. Tho Baltimore L Ohio quietly and
nnostontatiously bnilt their Chicago connec-
ton ont Of their surplus earnings, and havo
been rcaping largo behe1t from II not
withstauding tho obstinate railroad wars that
havo prevailed since thoy havo had 1t. And
now Boston ie reported as having become
infected with tho notion that 1t should havo
n direct line to the West, which Of course
means Chicago. And II is further estimated
that this can 10 secured by an Investment
Of $l5,0oo,0o0, md by utilizing cer-
tain local lines, the control of
which IL iuclnded in tho sum mentioned. A
Boston correspondent writing to tho Spring
field Rpublicaa says that the schomo cou-
templates subscription Of 81, ,0oo, COO by
tho City Of 1,oston, 81, 600 600 moro from,
tho Boston capitalists, ind tho additional
$4,000, 600 from British capitalists, who say
they will 20 into II 10 this extent ii the TO-
nnaindcr is forthcoming. Tho project Is to
include what Ia known rs tho Tunnel line,
Gen. DunT's Western connection between tho
Massachusetts liue md Utica, md m old
survey Of tho Buffalo brunch Of tho Now
York 4 Oswego Road botweon Utica and
Duffaio, reaching tho West by tho Canada
routes. In absorbing sucl, roads as aso
already paying. tho proposition is to protect
thom by preferring their stock at 7 or 8 per
cent. This is tho project rs stated; how
much or little there Ia to 1t VIC caunot say.
OF course Chicago has only good wishes
for the enterprise. The moro tho morrior,
whom It co1nes to railroad outlets to tho soa-
board. Whilc there have been good many
demonstrations Ut Mr.. ADAAs' doctrine that
competition mems combination In tho rail-
road business, 1t Is evident that the interests
OF Eastcrn cities orc so diverse, and tho differ
cnco In tho coat md management Of tho
trunk lines so great, thnt already cotnbiua-
tiou is difficult matter among existing
trunk lines, and, when effected, does not last
long. 80 Chicago and tho Wost will con-
Template Doaton's now tr1lnk-lino with sorop.
ity, aud expect more benoat than damage
from 1t, il 1t ahau ever be- completed. The
Springfield Repubiican IL clearing" the
movement, md aooks 10 mike tho Boston
people believe that their interests are in the
way Of manufacturing; mud TINT they will
scarcely promote these interests by assisting
Great Britain In obtaining cheap. broa<lstu1[s
, 1877-07-10

Tho Car ia reported as expecting q dec1ar-
alton Of wRr from England within month,
and as being prepared 10 meet tho issue
involved,
, 1877-07-10

=, =. =,
discourage any pursuit. OF ING prurlont ano
hlthy inquiries any furthor IN that family.
A wryu AHprxar1oN ppoJEcr,
r.. ~ H.. 49,, e',1i.,s.i 4i,a,,.,i,t. ,.,~,
~
noasl'J 70 oul! tok"cs' LIN oein8 tho caso,
1t ia not Bu-prisiuR that Mf. 8TpREY should
rovort to his hobby Of responsible govern
,,o,t will, +1,o ,,,orc1-v l., tho o;rh,;os onl
t1c"s 49, NV @.' 80 "A@
hhet'ea. tlo nas tuFnod n's aoooy IN now
direction, preEetnnH TO riuo on tho rOAu
which hapncns to DO most travelled. and
ch.ro In Is l;1,a,v II nttrnct ,nost attont;oo
a.. -
JUL no" en1s ~ tno fo"o " 'ennoA"t4oa' Al1'
BLAINE, 1t will be remembered, while de-
| nounciup au ANNEXATION Of Mexican terri
+,r., ,v,,ich roho,v ,7ran,ne of voa 1,,f,
49, ~"
enough ~ 6ay ta4@s ne "oau tntelposo ho
objections 10 tho annexation OF Canada. but
hTr BTonEY does not propQso to accopt tho
.;tr..;o, m -hond In thia nav but inofuta
! 80. - - ~. .., :.
taa'r II tl1aso ~ " w my nnueA".4on' ~ "use
| be an annexation Of tho United statoB to
CauaSn. and not that of Canada to the United
gtatco Thonob .hsa v,nd IN tha nhsnrhin1
~ e. ~. ,...s- a.. c......1, ~
u t1e Bsoa'os ~ 'lo 'oSsot' "t' oiohs1 Aoia7
| It to bo tho truo policy, for reasons which ho
Tho Constitution Of Canada IL The hest polt,ca,
Constitution Of IN Anxlo.saxon people that exists
on thu whoto earth. Tho Consultation Of tho
unSa ~ ~" ,' son,o ,.,
W.. aver devised or sot I'd In Tho world. The Con.
st,tutton Of Canada Is rssponsiblc sepubl,c. Tic
Consultation Of this country 10 an irresponsible
elective moaateny. 10 ptoposo no aaneaa.oo o!
shali riyo ID tho bess Republican Constitution in
ths world for that Of an elective monarchy, With ali
is Inherent CAUSES and inevitable in'smtes Of tho
spo'ls alseaso grown eaFon.e. lao Canadians
rh.x ~. "s.s .ron,a ns r.rror, ia,o,s ~ r. IN -
But, On Tho o.hor hind, to propose the annex
alton Of America 10 Canada IL to propose that tho
Americans .hai give up shsir Irresponsible elect.
o a ona . W. ~u ,ha ,ns. ort"e, p.nnh'
ilcsn Constitution on earth. Tho profes.
slonal spoil. machine gcmagogucs Of this
country will not assent to- that. poFhaps
majority OF oos pcop'e VEG 10 nos aeek 10 ilso
mnt ,snx s's 1.tt,nv ,ssIx sho,;d t,,o ero.th
Of opinion iu shis county favorable to tho ln.titu.
ton Of . responsible government be ~ risorons
during tho ns1t zen Year, ~ hss been during the
.essans - tS,t1 sur ni,d,sd ' ,,s 10
neople. slrc.ay oae In blood, ID history, and IN
eharactsr, become politically ono by thu aune,a.
ton OF AueFlaa to Canada.
M1. sToazx outlierods Axnop IN Ills new
devotion to English Toryism. Canadaa
Government consists OF Parllamont chosen
by the poQp(c, and an Executive appointed
, 1877-07-10

A natural scientIat and amateur 6igual-SeFv-
tre observer went down to Mount Carmel the
Other day, armed with a postentou4 List Vt
questions concerning the natural htstoEy And
habits of tofpadoca. Aa:patinx 4 eeomlnent
eItizen whose property hui beeu dt4pessed oser
, 1877-07-10

The revenue from distilled spirits during
the year just closed was 9l,238, ,000 in excess
OF tint for 1916.
, 1877-07-10

Grccnbaaks ut tho Now York Stock Ex-
lauge closod at ~ I.
, 1877-07-10

Tornado; Ponsaukec, Wis,; six persons
sillcd largo number wounded town a
total w1cck,
, 1877-07-10
THE ENGLISH puR1ALs BILL,

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ovor nre;u,7;c;no +hc rearrrcct,on n nil,
str;ke tho raoasr ar n lille c,r;ona t,,at n
W.. mt ,,n+;1 VI. s.tt, ~ 1,,o T., ~. uo..
~ our Ior,7 1877 tl,at ,ba E,,i;s,, 1Torao ~
Icr,1o dac;7ot1 tl,oro uso m ,o,,ta,,;ao,,o,
IN ,1on1 mam1,or ~ tto Fsto,,1,sho, Chrro,,
frnr, tlo cornaa ~ n;aaartsr ~ thot ,,sw
IN. paws hx = ,o,o ~ 1o1 oa.;ns. ~
a;1on,o,1 - -oso,r,;o,, ,,fro~o1 hr 1o-5 ~
rn,rnv In 1;,oct or,,o<i,;o,, ~ .,,o c,xo-r
-,ort hv which ,a,sora .,,o ,h;o,t ~ ~.
1,urto, aorvico NJ tho Chn-ch ~ rnatard oro
o,lowed oturv tho,r ra1at,voa and sr,on,,a
In ctrrcbvorda u viii, urc,, chr;a,;.r and
o~,orlv ~oi;,;on, ,.rx;o,, =. ,hev rn.v ,hinr
A. ~ ,r;the,,t nv, vi; ,iou, s,rv;o,. m.
III, will nnw oo hcforo tho Uoreo ~
Comr,ona v;tb ro;1oub,o1 orthor,tv t,v;no
tho ;ndo-yomart -, tha poo-a +, ;ts fo~o-e
~, ,ror.o,,,o,t o1 ,ho ,,,,ro ,yo,nh,,, h,o.,,v.
4ho poo,., o,o ,torc,, ft5or;,s ~ the oh,roh
mi a. NM ~ H. F,,.,.s,, nono1a nv.
..Tb,;- vots or,bt tn 1,o occor,at3 40 fr;on;1iv
,ua,r;r,, that svhat.va,-;nto-s.,s tho 0b,,,ni,
nav ha1a h defena. It in not In tbo cbnrch.
ward md ovor tho rravo that aho c,n aoyeIv
roo,rta;n ,,,.r, "
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49, Tns,.a,' To- saas,s ~. ~ ~ =. s .ss o ~.
49, 11s:'.aa ~ et1 fr ~. L.a .aas ~ @ se W..
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, 1877-07-10

There IL one BzEcnEa who docs not propose
10 be led into temptation, and to avoid It, has
buried birasclf In the depth Of tho forest. 10
IL o half-brothcr Of uRNnr WARD, md has
built him a house entirely without the pale Of
civilization, where no woma1, can reach to mo-
lest or make hIm afruid,
, 1877-07-10

For tho frs. time, tue Indiana aso ahead OF tho
troops In 4 pursuit.
, 1877-07-10

Since t1,o establishment Of tho free baths In
New York, infant mortality has decreased nearly
onc.tb!rt. It is discovered TINT ample applica.
tlons Of salt water arc among the hest remedies
for tho Ills to which the lrst year OF baby lfc ia
the!r. This fact isolated from tho great benefits
derived by older people, ID encouraging tho au-
thorEtlcs to extend the facilities. and largo
number Of new baths tava bcon constructed to
accommodate the poorer classes,
, 1877-07-10

There is q disposition manifested among cer-
tain vulgar people 10 heap nbuse on Col. j. K. c.
FonnEsT, and snecr At his poetry. We would
alvtsc the Colonel 10 pay no attention to them.
It might be veil for him to rest few years, and
then blaxe upon the world again, nftcr the es-
tablishcl custom Of great poets; but II he Ia
contemplating an answer To his enemies, ho will
risk tn a controversy what ho has won already.
It is said TINT VIcToR f[uoo fs preparing an
answer to Col. FoanBaT when tho latter shall
address him IN otlo after TgSKYsoN.
, 1877-07-10

silscr that the latter haa diminished 10
value for making that exchange. The ex-
traordiuary demand by Germany for $780,
000, ,0o0 Of gold, 10 be purchased with silver,
! caused such comparative scarcity Of thu
gold a. to diminish the relative value OF the
silver. We have now Tue further e1plana.
tion TINT tho silver sold by Germany has
found iA way to India, where 1t has beet,
absorbed without producing any Imitation.
The German stock may bs said to have
become ,ueasurably exhausted 20 much
of 1t as remains to be sold will follow
the rest iu dus time 10 India, AMI
the market will only be supplied
by the ordinary products OF The mines
which are less than in 1873, when tn,
American dollar was worth los Iu gold
So soon, therefore. o. the remsiuda
Of tho German silver shall havo lee,
sold and shipped to India and China
the price Of silver will again adsanc
towards III former relative proportion. :rh
Fsmonetization Of silver In tho United State
will accomplish that end speedily. Tie oou
sumption Of %35 600, 600. aud the authorize
tion Of $a5, ,0oo, ,00o moro for subsidiary eolu
materially aided iu arrestiu8 the decline Il
the prioe OF silver. The folly, II not crimi
na1ity, Of the demonstration OF silver by ou
Government IL now very evident. just a
the tlma when silver vas restore
to use-whsn it wss possible t
coin it, aud to employ 1t largel
! a. = 1uasns for soturnin2 to specie
, 1877-07-10

With nothing but her scandals to recommend
her, Brooklyn naturally bowls with delight ovcr
fresh evidence Of hcr superiority In outshtntng
the worl1 In the rottcnncss Of her aoclal system.
Tho VEsDnn case, which develops some Of tho
most repuls!ve and disgusting details Ut Brook
lyn social life, Is looked upon as swcet morsel,
and every encouragement Is shown tho high
contcndinR parties to air their grievances. Mrs.
VRxpEn charged her husband With horrld bru.
tallty and revolving immoraltty, md he Is now
really To reply, showing that she Is not especially
better than he, but fIo avoided taying 10 heforo
Oh account OF his children. Thus do Drooklyn'a
people amulc Beooklynltcs.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17

CAPT. S7UaP's Ro4T-We have seen a
letter 70 party in Lewiston from Cant.
otn"p saving that the hull OF his boa swiN
be completed III three weeks, tKat he had
not yel hia machinery, out could get it on
reasonable terms, for cash That s. 600
MAS needed 10 enable him to haze the boat
running the lst day Of June, that suhscrip-
lions from Columbia and Whitman coun.
"ei asa not q, been paid in vbsae, as st.Ru,
lT'of, .t&t they would not probably be
paid TIL sf:rr said .st of June, Hcuc. ,ae
necessity for s. 600 cash.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17
ID. =. : 4 y "a" E$g & 3 Il
DsEA %,rb oh THURSDAY -Joaene No

DsHA S e Il on ,rnurs,i.v Jos.rps No.
deAH1 Has brought III from Mr.. Cald~sl!'s
ranch N very d.raoged condition and
application made TO the Probate Judge for
an order FOR his confinement. A tempor.-
~ order VAS granted sni the victim placed
"a 10 county jdl'.. S0n Frii2sy morning on
opening his sell il was found that he had
ctasite ss " >shimseli. daiiag .hsqnieh sp.by
,aas''s s'Eass IL. ! he is Ios ia AAery err
icsl condition.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17

it,, o ~. = ~ no ,9r "EAt f4rposf We did
20, not ieeYrn, 1qAians sag chat .Joreph
to4d, y runners IT, tell these on sid q
osads that he was going tchave q fsNt
wl;Tthe Whites aud to come Prepared
to help h'm. It seems to. Us that the
M2te pr1lent policy spuld have been,
before apprlslng Joseph of these plans
Of he government, to have occupied the
Wailowa country WITTY tro5ps, and 70
have secured TIE "lrea:uecs" CT mo..i-
elnSe p'en among the lndians. aud pre-.
yeatasd other 2ladiuns from Joining J5-
seph. But as We are 16t in au,horitr
IN this matter we can only siye our
opinion for what it is worth. The PEG.
pie are deeply interested III havioe,
these orders or tho department carried
ont Pronptiy, nd effectively without 4
reenrrtqco Of anotb2r Modioa5 -" war
Drought on BY d4iyips. Here is an
other Instance where the Military De
partnsent should have control of Indian
mattera ''.t'..4 .-. .tNt "~
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17

"nVshs7t tao aes boet:to tas the MIA, All
me Da'sv AinswoNh 10 readiness n ,wo
n0I'os.' They wNT have aro,her 70 take
fireplace Of The Yakima ready uex,S1n1.
mer etf .t'H aa.t 4Ig (
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17

44aR bA--,-Ta Amateurs have sron,-
&c Qnl'or1l fer the elub cons s1ing Of Il
res. sart darGt pan:s, belt eadasp. They
u"fe sAs!ed severed game ,with,n the past
ten days with &c results .Tns second
zine have ba9 in,le the best. 81 --.a, ....
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17

Arrsorn'ArrcNs.-Th House Committee
aayo'ecommended for river Inprovsme ats
s2o 900 for the Willamette and Colu b;a
rom Portland to the sea, $50, 900 for tbs
opDer W1.i9me;.eerd. S., ol0 fortbe Up
Per CohmTa ~end Snake rivers" /. is
hoped the Senate will increase this a.
enoQa.3 - = |I.C1I'Is'-] - =.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17

TO re nC.Lr.-We learn tbs, new
c~ eh ng bopssiss to be 'euilt fortLwithson
shs.stiangp har iotat the :head%an ! b..wten
at and % streets streets, torog oeeupisd b J. {.
"a'd sin and family, also II i. ia coutcu,-
9la'ion TO build Masonic hall upo Esn-
other portion OF the same lot. "T W
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-02-17

HaPAIRs, or, TFE DIrcH.-We are told. hat
It il Tue purpose Of the parties .inserestt1
10 place lahogegs on the Lewiston ditch The
Coming wses to c.ssa out, aesl IN. ard re-
pair the same sraAthey ~e1rfyt 't6stonple,e
'nn5~ork ipaw2 seeks, NO ..asEto snn as,h
oe"d Of water through it to the pew mill.