Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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furn. The arms, etc, guaranteed
bv the merchants. Subscribed: ID. i.
Warner, City Recorder. by the order
Of the Common Council Of the city
Of Lewiston, and n. B. Holbrook,
Mayor; John =. Vollmer. merchant;
Loewenberg Bro, merchants; Jos.
Alexander, merchant; Grostein Il
Bernard, merchants; A. Damas, mer-
chant.
p. S.-June 18th--Settlers on the
Palouse and in Paradise valley and
from all the country north of us. are
fleeting in here for protection. Far
mers are all abandoning their farms,
stock and everything. (Signed)
j. =. VoLLMER.
S. G.. Reed, Esq, received the
following dispatch last night:
LEWISTON, I. T., June II, 1877.
To the President Of o. S. N. Co.,:
We have appealed to the Mayor of
Portland, and aid us in this without
delay. Unless the county is relieved /,
merchants must close business, farm
er must fee from their crops, and
this county will become depopulated.
You will see our interests are identi-
cal. We want arms, soldiers and
volunteers to prevent the slaughter of
whites. Down with the peace poll
cy. By order of the City Coun-
Gil. (Signed)
N. B. HoIBRooK, Mayor.
CO.. WARNER, City Auditor.
MOUNT IDAHO, June 17-9A.M.
Commanding Officer at Fort Lap
wal: Col. Perry, with his command
and some of our men, engaged the
Indians at White Bird about daylight;
were fighting about three hours and
were repulssd with heavy loss of men
and horses. Col. Perry, when last
seen by the men who have come in,
was cut off. He has with him some
20 to Is men.
We need more help, and any vol
unteers with arms that can be had
should come at once. The Indians
had killed, up to yesterday, on Sal
mon river, II men reported; don't
know how many more. There is
great need of a surgeon; no doctor
here, nor none with the troops.
Since writing this Col. Perry has
come in safe, but we hear that Thel-
Ter and Trimble are missing.
The people are all here, and have
q very good fort thrown up. I fear
no attack on the town.
Very truly, in haste,
L. p. Brown.
PORTLAND, juno 21.-Gen. Howard
sent the following dispatch to Col.
Wood, which was received here yes
terday:
FoRr LApwAI, June 10Th, 9A.M.
Capt. Perry reports Lieut.. Theller
killed in the action Of the 18th. Sent
Perry ammunition under escort to
Mount Idaho last night, and shall
collect enough force to make sure
work before pushing. The final In
dian po~atson - reported In the rough
Ed possible country bssxesn LATHE
Saiancn and Snake rivers The trails
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