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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
THE PEOPLE For PROMPTNESs.

To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR Would it not be advisable for mass
meetings be held TO urge upon the House Of Repre-
sentatlves speedy count Of the electoral votes be-
iieye the voice OF the people, Democrats and Repub-
ncans would De the voice OF one man in demanding a
settlement IN accordance with the Electoral law that
created the present Commission. DISPATCH.
BROOKLYN, Feb. -, 1877.
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TIE LAMNCA NAIL SERVICE.

KINGSTON, Feb. THE Atlas Steamship
Company have secured the contract for seven years
more for o monthly steamship service between Jamaica
and Ncv-York. The contract has been given much
against popular feeling. which ran " tie PIcih"
MAIL hut The latter did tender as the Governor
would not allow the company to determine the Time VI
smiling.
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TALL TALK.-Short Rustic" Whoi, Jim. how
Hnstc-Sure ONT Now never growed after was sux-
teen Bat then, ye know, shot uI-like hop !-lJudy
"Rntherford Bradley Hayes" is the latest
oatburst OF Democratic disappointment Come now.
How do you like samuel Jonah Tllden."-lSew-fork
Commercial Advertiser.
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session with PRAYER Tuesday ncxt He preached TINS
Assembly The Presbyterian, Baptist, and C0ngrega-
onal churches omitted morning services aud joiner ~
union service at the Opera HOUSE. lie lectures eso
time Woniay al MINNEAPOLIS and Tuesday at -. PAU.
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PApAL CEREMONIES MODIFIED.

LONDON, Monday, IeD 20 lS'''
A Reuter- dispatch from Rome says all the
preliminary arrangements regulating the proceedings OF
future coucaycs have bc"n settled, ana on Friday were
sub.n tied to the Pope They do not affect the nam
principle Of the coAcayc, but merely modify the eere
monies performed previous to the meeting OF the Car
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PASSENGERS dRRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOT-H steamship Montana, Feb 20
" chael O. Boyle Benz. Is. Whrauey and VIE VIM ID. Spad.
ing VIM Hastings, John TnuIson and v ie Chas Hobbs,
Miss Carrie Crcasey Joseph Mcee and VIE Alex Chain r.
and wife Richard Piu Emile Carpenter. Thomas Evans
and WIFI Percy Barr George Martin, Aaron Levy. j. j.
D DonAe, simon J. Edwards.
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RI.SINF..S MEN SHOIID MEET

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | wish you would call upon the New
York merchants who have already shown their power as
poIitical force TO demand OF the House completion OF
the count. A READER OF NE IRIBINE'
Nec- Haren Feb. "a 1877.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle and Eastern states. rlslni
barometer colder fresh, and brisk northwest wna WEI.
and partly cloudy weather clearing away III tns si,
ala
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Fifty Per Cent saved
by using HIGGINS, GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAR.

You may cure your Cold Rheumatism ani lessen
susceptibility renewed a,tarks The Use OF mo
RUSSIAN VAPOR BATHS No. p East FOurth-sL
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Consunpiiyes find welcome relief and steadily gain
OF IARkEHs GINGER TONIC. tn the
best cure for Coughs and COds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

certainly be unfortunate II unnecessary obstacles 10 the
accomplishment OF such desirable end created by
passionate and wholly uniustihable antagonism TO the
Inauguration Rutherford Il. Hayes.- Philadelphia
Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

VIllanOus indeed many of the saponacrous
conn oun. sod soap Nothing but the purs vegetable
Used in the preparation Of B. l. BABBItfs TOILET
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MR.. BEECHERS TOUE.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AND LARGE AUDIENCES
UNION SERVICE AT ST. PAUL
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSRl

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 25.-Mr. Beechers
progress continues to excite universal enthusiasm. AT
winoua, Minn on Thursday; ut Minneapolis ON Friday,
and t 81 Pau ON Saturday night vast crowds attended,
and tickets sold at premium OF from IS to 80 On
saturday forenoon, at the request OF the Gov
ernor OF the State and OF the President OF
the state University he addressed the students He Is
10 meet the clergy OF Minneapolis on Monday forenoon.
The Legislature VI the State have invited him w 0pen s
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dpetlai Nollees.

BIalrs PilIs.-The Great English Remedy Gout aud
Rheumatism Box 80 bills. 81 -, by mai ~. PLANTN &
son Agents, 22l Wt amst Newfors. Sold by druggsts
Bangs IL TO-. 6J6 sroadwuy,
viii sell ~ aHctiuB
MONDAY, FEB. 28 at 4 y. NJ,
aCOlcCtOu OF
THEOLOGICAL AND ILLU SrRATED BOOAA
BELLE LIZ TRES, AMERICANA,
eut ire and .aro
THEA kiCAL PORTRAITS &e
Patents, trademarks. &C.,
secured In The nitr states and foreign countries by
ARTHUR V. BRlESEN'S PATENT AGENCY,
25S broadway, New.Yorx.
Boss references bsAd loT soos VI instruction.
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PovDESCE, r. l., Feb. 2j.-The schr. Caroline corneia
from somerset NcwYors, went ashore yesterday
Beaver Tail. aud has gone 10 pieces.
KRY WEST Feb. 2J.lEc American sChr Joseph z. Baker
" sag arUor Davis MASTER from CenfegOs Tor NewYork,
laden sugar struck The Colorado Reef the 18Th
inst bat cot on assistance arrived here leaking
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-08
A Pack OF Cards.

A t,Allanatt Ehn Esnl "A Hroll ntlul-
h., of servants r,nossd great confidence
IN on. ~ them which excited a zeal.
arsy In ths other. who in order 10
L.. ri, nas,o, .,,;ns, him. ne.
P.sI h;,, y, h.;n. . no,orions came.
80 s,ar w
J..l x.. .a,,.J m, anil closslv inter.
..,,s,.t. hr, n. J.r;.J tho fact nj
- a..,..;n, n. na,s,
ms M s IN A.. ~" ,;sa Ta \. NOR.
III sonx;ne.d Z ,ha csn,l.man Ordered
an n;, ~ eJ =. ...ra..J wSsn hshola a nsek
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W u,'.n,. ;,,.ss'ss, =, J.ct.s vant M
.as, az nn,,s,.s, demsn5sl In .
80 ~. =. a.,sJ 40 ns,sis, i'm an mn.
,sn,r,
..Niv io,d f" ,.nI;sJ bs "I esrtainly
L. -, Innw az ms,nin, az n caIi
IT., %o NJ. n..',," III T., . no.ra, "a nav alma.
ns. :.
..you, almanac in,le.d: then ,lssir,
,,., wnn .LonId n,oys N"
:. w.I, a. will be,;n There are
,.,x IL. Il, ,ha n,ck which Indicate
az ,on, ana,,srs ~ ths wear. A. there
40. ,hi,,.sn c,,r,,. i'm n .uit. 40 there
are ,hi,,e.n vesks in n quarter (; there
Ar. nlso th. sarso number Of lunatious
the twelve court cards represent the
twelv. signs OF the zodiac, through
vhich The sun st.sr, his diurnal course
;n on. va, Thar. ara fiity.two cards
a. a.. J;r..,Iv ANSWERS for ths
- ;r ven, r.amin.
.n.a, ,.... ,,,;nn,.Iy ani yon will And
,hr.. hynd,sd ami .i,ty.ays spots. AS
nanv "a ,hs,s ar, Jay, in m. wear; these
-,n,,;nlv he ,wan,v.four AMI sixty. and
80, ~. ,h. .,.ct Number of hours and
s.;ar,s. n, 80, Thns N, I hone I
h,nu'es ~ =, a. s.. a,n,sp...
nav 49, ,.,,nis.;o, \ viii
anu ~ o .o 49, - ,ooL
prove my pials'oA @ ~.
upon 'ne TOUT sa''s - .sPCs;; Cs.;",;s.,,.
,ou. P's'"ss III -.
suuas'n. nanoA noun, mi, a1. a ..-,;n,
Ism ue 80 ., '" s.,,;a,.hs f,om
"e NJ. " ... a. ,,.,,a ,,,h.. 81 Israel
n As I ,,,. ,w.I,s ar,;c,.s
s cs.,N,;. , s,,,s r.. Lin, reminds
VI Nn,,s"u 's'u' =, - ,.i.s,x
ms me " ns an'e. ,sn .. a ~ H. ns;..,y
ns iue'u =. sHs a .a,,..,;on an.
Ihe zen o,'"ss p" my 'eo.JsoA a,a "a
ten trioes IN the p'mns VI ooaoA anu
TOMORROW destIoyea oy 'no n, .uu
briinssens RON heaven ths .an paas.e'
oil Esypt; the ten commandments @ uho
t,a snoS. sa' on 80, 'nS.i ''vs az
Z n,ne rci,'nus uio " 'ne n'n' IT.
hios hoois oi"s's anv"s ,H
efgnt fcuiinus mo oi tno cisub oeau-
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WHY TIE KISSED THE naBY.

Iwatehed - they stood together there.
And I couldn't help psusing to wonder
II he with HE wealth and bis stylish air.
would marry that widow down yonder.
She did look prstiy and happy, too:
(ff were Q wan I'D love her .
Her hair shons like god and ber eIes were blue
As the 81 inner shies above her:
Her tabv sAf covering on her knee.
A bright lite one yesr-o'd prHftler.
And now N tell what sAv that day
You must never call me tattler.
cav him .toap down. eloae. e'cse to her face.
Iwss almost too curious. maybe.
4 thought b. WAS goiug to h'rs her I'm sure,
bat he only hisssd the baby.
I saw him again. % be cana ons day,
And they went to the church tegethsr:
I watched from my VII dow over the say.
rvaa b>autifnl sunshiny weather.
shs had pink dress and . bonnet % white
she diinr wear black any iong-r.
A. all this burt forth on my wandering sight
Curiosity kept growing stronger;
And % ju,t pat on my bonnet and shawl
And vent down. although twas hot:
The church door vas open. and when gov
thsrs
The parsou hsd jast tied IN. knot.
I'm srrs I don't know how Il all ,Ame about,
Bu, 10 might have b~en iu.t this way. maybe,
4 .hins thai 30 netime- he made mistsks.
And hissed her insiesd of the h'hy.
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VOL. XXIX.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

osANE PRsT DscoyssLD
or the
d
nprove nseAg n3 A.
detect IRON ns
genuin os.i
%
slyalusu Januap
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81 90 LOT.

fs fs o PfS for s.sSps % Sa q a rsis
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nEposrrs Of fCoIN OR BuLLl0N received.
i either % open scopunt or 10 Issue GER.
TfFiCATRs therefor, payable tat the option o.
make collections. purchase Bulliou at the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In 6an Franeisco;
solls Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking Business.
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TO LET.

a LARGE HOUSE. oxeo. SUITABLE -
"A e. : r~.ssurznt. ard hou-e with q
..,.ntesu rooms. sdloininz. Both could -
~ reed ~ : boarding and lodgins- houss, ",
poetic tbs Ra,lrosd pspy. on sn'"A'
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CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.

~yorIoE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
N the undersignsd. 0rocery Merchants ot
ssojd Hill. will nos open our y aees OF ouslh"~s
On nurd rs after the nrrt day of Sovsmosr;,
v. ROBINSON 4 FOLSOM.
RICHARD MERckR.
Cola HIi. Oct. nth. ls77. oSu
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A nonsI A.D ICooI: ne so.s.H H 2
;::::;;;' sc IN i :''s is'- N 4 s:.r. !;
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oar animals, being selected from the besi
Cattle Ranches IN Nevada and California, sv
PEl PRiyArR fAMILIss AND HOTELS viii
and II TO their advantage to pstronize this
Market, where they viii always be supplied
With the bes, meats the country can snord.
RENDERED rALLow, for mill and mining
purposes, constantly on hand.
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ADVERTISING.
si,oos WORTH FOR sss 30.

nuE ougApYsr AND BEST wAY TO
u reseh readers outside NJ the large ei,iss II
nv u.iux one or morc cf our six iista OF over
I,ooo pev.paper-. divided 10 cover d'nerent
scstions of the country. Weeky eirulsuon
-, r,or. iis,s for enfalosues containing names
Of papers and other informsiion. and Tor ssa-
"s'e'' REALS b Y0srRn.
a Prl now trines naildinsI. Nov fsrs.
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% 90 LOT.

~
Ons IAdiss' Opsra Guard Chain.
One LADIES' Mech Chain and cross.
one beautiful Loeket. engraved.
one pair Band Brscslsts.
Ope Ueut's tuist link Vest Chain and chsfn.
One pair Onyx ulesvs Buttoos.
one - "a, 0nyx shirt Studs.
one new improsed Collar button.
One EXTRA cut Cameo seai hing.
one Arizona solitaire Stud.
Ons set amethyst of Topaz Pin ana hAr Df0Ps'
Ons Ladies Chemise button.
One plain Ring. stamped ish
% 90 LOT.
One Ladies' opera Chain. with aide and
tassel. (ItetAil price ISL. "a. .,,
One 0enys heavy watch Chain' Win ouio
charm. tRetail price 81
One Ladies' heavy long Neck Cnsn.
Ons elegant chased Miniature Locket Ter
Ons sst Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear Drops.
one pair 10 heavy band bracelets.
One Gents solitaire Diamond Stud.
One asnt's Cluster pian ond Pin.
One pair Amethyst or Onyi sleeve but'onss
Ono 81 CsD Stuis 10 match the above.
Ons elegant heavy set Cameo Seal Ring.
one ms.sly, band or Wedding Ring.
Uns new patent" Collar Baiton.
One Ladie,' Chrmise Blu ton.
one Amsthy 81 or Topaz HI q, e1tr1 nnisn'
. 10, amounts to exactly ten umes the price We
, 1877-05-26
TIE Very --latest.

IEwisToS, May y, lsa4-
4 visit 70 Fort IaQwai showed Us that company
" Il 4" lst clvIlry, wrce s;Ill eEctmPel Just below
the post o: the IlIw4i the from which the
garrison tlk,s it, name Everybody appear ei to be
in g,ri health except one or OF enll.s and
fever owl :, probably TO the aluias, couiLu0us rams
sine. company "a II - lefJ Walla Nalla.
We understand that soon as tie tlI.ty days
have nearly expired The time given for the ncn-
treaty bands OF India take up Their final abode
on the reservation,l The company will make trip
over TO KaIni 10 II the Indians propose abiding
l,y The result of the council with Gen Howard, and
SIr Monteith. the agent. We understand That
should become necessary, Col Perry has authority
to call 10 his aia the command now IN the Indian
Valley, under Capt. Wbpp!e.
w heard a y two ago that Joseph hat again
changed his min regarding; the Oct ttcn of his hand
he first selected a place on the LIpwai, about ten
miles above the post, then changed to Kama, and
now again has changei 10 the Lapwai- We don t
know vether the agent Will sanction this change
able Inund of Joseph; he Is evidently trying to give
all the annoyance he can, and postpone till the
meut We b. lirve, however, that the troops pre-
part to carry their Instructions TO the letter IN
placing all the small banls OF uOu-treaty indians on
the T seTvatIUn-
There Is no apprehension Of trouble entertained by
the military authorities, except ia the matter OF CON-
pelIng the In ltnS TO 20 the reservation 1T the
specified time; they VII naturally try and renaIn
outside TIL tie l>st minute, Ike school boy They
all know that they procure passes to fish and
hunt bat as YOU know, " Sto en- kaSS-s the
sweetest" " they prefer the stolen KISSES uncCntrol
el by an agents pass. Everything quiet SO far
Iours truly, WAR MHooP-
, 1877-05-26
Lewiston correspondence.
LEWIsTON, Nay 10Th, 81.


EuTroR SrArTsHAS;-It may be of seine interest
to Your raiders Walla Nalla 10 know that i
strong effort will be made here "a open road from
this point 70 Grnde ROnde valley, by the way OF the
Waliovga. Already prospecting party has been
san; out-SiesSrs. Leland, Bunker and Denny-aLd
returned. They reached to Grande Ronie nver IN
their spring wagon, ami report PERFECTLY Pr9ietie-
be road that FIR tweuty-iour milss-foc teams.
he river WAS iIll u the hanks they oJ''ld not
cross RIh then wagon, hut-troIa the tact that tie
troops had mauh-i Tor the NalloTa with their
teams aud Gatng guns, aud we're III camp Gu tie
crest OF the hill Inme,iiately aeioSs th. GrEnde
Roude river from where this patty struck tit Is
evident that the way IS clear ana and soon AS the
water subsidies there Val be hJlle or no lmpedlUent
III the way
The distance from here TO Union Is estimated, by
those who favor this project, at ninety nies, and
they IN that this point Is no farJher from mon
than Maila Maiia Is and that the mountains can be
pissei at all with less certainly 9 greater
difficulty than Is encountered on the stage
road VIA Cgyuss and La GraDte, Tins, II true, Will
shorten the route from the railroad 20 this town and
yiciuitv ami to ali the country north OF Snak- river
the distance from here 10 waa wsila and OF course
divert the travel from that route
there are rsrtles here, however, who are skepteal
There viii al ways be doubling lhoints fellows, who
won't believe until they get Their husers IN. Cool
hesisd people think that route can he iunnd that
Will shorten the distance somewEat, ana b. a more
direct Tsd TO their seat of government, but It VIII
cost nrcl money TO make IT, and few willing 70
subscribe Most of those ShO had cash 10 spare put
up on Capt stamp's steamboat venture ana are how
watching results.
Wheat 81 per bushel, ready coin.
Settlers coming IN Inst BUNCH URAss.
, 1877-05-26
The Sez Perce Indians.


r,r-o, Sr,-rs,s,S--We were much gratifed
Is,a IN lewiston on Tuesday, the sth inst on the
arrival of ocmpany " p lst olvalry, rnaer COM
,n.na ~ Cant lrifnble IS many OF our citizens had
ryha. dismal anticipatlons OF th5 Indian uit1eUl-
- g., Howard WAS engaged III settling at
-, T.,,vv,i
~ Isy since learned that at one time during the
confer nee that even The DIItaf! Auihoiis> tbein-
-. l,a .on- ,nisgivings about pezteeaole settls-
-, - tbe ,ff.ir The troops at the garrison were
=, ,;.i- unler arms in their barracks, ready at a
an qII.s-' - 10 ,aLa immediate action, while the
49,, AZ Lewiston were prepared &c move ral Idly
m tie east hank of the snake rINer anu de-
- 'W,Ii,yS, acre already at near the mouth Of
tIe Crl,de Ronle river, with Gaihng gun, 10 pre-
-. !, .r,,ssin, II the Snake river INTO The Naliowa
valley and 10 capture and destroy az A'iah s'oSA
sD1 iudu,n villages that might be on ie west OF The
s..l-L.- am n.y. w
~ - serious difficulty seemed to be with some
of tIa S,I,nou river Indians Oae,of WLom appeared
N 40 All tine talking and demanded 10 Know, no
= - ,,s,son that saws We mu 90 ca tie reseT-
- Vbo i this man you speak OF tnat Is gUing
20 ;c,ste 10 ms what We shall do and Whist We shall
,or 10 that you say owe allegiance 70
10y ~. nj and higl-touei interrogation reused
c. Ho,,,Tj IN III. importance OF the Ocaslon, and
- s,,ess M de,erminatluu imprinted on every
rr =. az ms fz,,lres lie replied Iell him To
- s1,;It ~ me ten him N tie man that Is go
lODA IN I;,, tha. viii put him ou the res
liIS - ~ = ttt y,iI sy,. hir.I orders what 10 do
| .Si ei''''oi 80 - Il, -
air n; -; - vs. reached the excitement was in
-. - Tor tifteen minutes the silence WAS Op-
-, =, ,5 sI,Yr-r,a tut Gen. Ho~aId WAS master
= -, 5.a,;,,t some of the ladies OF The Garrison
ol l'e ,,;,Iv lait the council pale aud
N-o ~S,e - tF-,ent quietly ont ana held the
's s' %. trcl,s ,,a,iy for lctIon but the end
hoOps Ia te a. an No Ty AZ that their game of
,,N,Ff M4S tfI''. ~ -, =, S,,,ea,,,j
r. L. ~ onaton' was reinoved from .the
, 1nr - -, "a, 4 -, IN tbe ruar,i house where he
;ii -; ,;tI amnl. time To RUE mate on more
80 ,,r-,,;,s TIe c,unrll finally ended in a
, 1877-05-26

FoI-I,TH or JULY.-The little clique that
run the Fourth of July last year, and turned
it into a partisan celebration, so disguised
our people that they ere slow in moving IN
the matter this year. Laying patriotism
aside. it is desirable to have celebration IN
business point of view, and we think 1t
would be well for our merchants and proper
tv holders to meet and take preliminary steps
lookin@toward a celebration. If the matter
is delayed much longer, the settlers In the
different ueigt borhOods will get mp local eel
ebratious, and then it will be too late TO or
canizs a general celebration.
, 1877-05-26

HoHsr THIEF ARRESTED. Saturday last
a man named Donald Coutis, stole horse
valued at SO, from Mr. Charles Plucker, a
settler living on the Touche., about eight
miles above the railroad crossing. He first
took the horse across the Oregon line' but
subsequently, brought the animal to this city,
when he was arrested by Marshal Justice
Cout,s told number of stories about the
horse, claiming to have bought him from an
Indian, etc. None Of his stories held water
and on examination before Justice Lacy, ne
was held in the sum of $500 TO answer the
charge of grand larceny. Not being able to
give bail be was committed 10 the county
iail
, 1877-05-26
DaowSIxG OF DE. CLING.

We learn from Lieu,entnt Rains of the SAD fate by
drowning OF veterinary surgeon Going, lst cavalry
Lieut.. Rains a DR. Gong enfelvOrrd 10 cross
Gr,nle Ko,le river at the ford, fifteen miles above
It's mouth To carry dispatches 10 General Howard al
Fort Ipw4i: the rIv-r b-iu:- much Swollen by ram
ana melting >now, and a Y ~ rapid cucrent. Lieut.
Rains sucgee 'e IN gaining the opposite bank, aiiei
a htrd and dangerous struggle. Lut pOlT Gulns, new
To such emergencies on clInVaigu Was drowned He
was carried some distance DOM below the ford by
the Curr, rt, when Lieut.. Rams, who was aLe'd OF
him. hul'uwcl 10 catch boil o; las hUrscS ''tIl which
B. lii }ut soon tf.sr went down and seen 10
ular-; swept away 10y The hoiug torrent Of water
pouring acrya through the mountain glTges- II
and i,.iu-ni,L.e iie Tor brilliant young man, and
highly respected 1y h!s nuu-Ious array and ti;izen
friends II Nalla al., and wherever he was known.
We pay a silent tribute to his memory. y reward i
uiI.r-: for the recovery OI Liz ,Oly-
Yours truly, AR HOP.
, 1877-05-26
u. 5. DISTRICT COURT.
Judge y. &. wingard.
SAruRnaY. MAY -.

SATURDAY, MAY 10.
Andrew Nilson We p NJ. Lynch; Judgment
for S2O9 So and costs.
Stephen Drvenish VS. Y. G. Blalock judg-
meut on the verdict for defendant tor costs
Territory vs. Chas Moore; verdict of guilty !;
defendant fued $40 aud $l52 costs.
Adolph Fallon, h native of Canada. admitted
as citizen OF the United States.
MONDAY, MAY 81.
G.. W. Emboden VS. H. II. Stuart, ct al; con-
tinued for term at plaintiffs costs.
". W. D,y vs. J. o Putnam; judgment fr
plain'iff on verdict for 1919 so coin, and
S4S1 50 costs.
TUESDAY, NAY %.
Alexander Cameron and James Dewar. ua-
tives of Scotland, admitted citizens Of
the United States.
Civ of Walla Walla VS. F. orselli; verdict
for $4,000 coin for defrndont.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %.
T. Wiseman Us Nevada & Northern Tele-
graph Co. and Platt Burr continued.
Wiley Sparks VS. Harrison Martin; sale con-
| firmed.
/ ". i. Bruce, vs jUhn hatDeId Judgment
for plaintiff.
/ Victor ScAaff er VS. Louisa NJ. Schaffter; di-
voree refused.
Sch wabacher Brus Us Joseph McEvoy, ct al ;
! decree of foreclosure.
| S. Lewis vs. W w. Day and r. P. S:een ;
Judgment for defendant for costs, on YER
| diet OF jury.
THURSDAY, MAY "a.
/ Minerva A. Macy VS. Cozba Macy; divorce
granted
Moses J. Wilcox VS. Louisa Jane Wilcox; di-
vorce granted
Haeie Dooley VS. Joel ". D1oley; divorce
| granted.
Marie Morrissett VS. Touslnt Morri7sett; con-
| timed.
/ W. T. McKern aud Joseph II. Lister were
| Admitted as attorneys, on recommenda-
ton of the examining committee.
, 1877-05-26

LEWISTON, May o. 1877
Enron STATESMAN On Tutslay last, the tna
coulciI was held b-twe-n Gen. Howard and the in-
di,ns Ib. b4nls represented were White Biri's
IsoSin, Glass and Husch-HuSc-KI's, L think 1t i
prorounceii the latter from tie PilOuse country
ana a difiicnlt band 10 deal with they lreimeTS
or a. some have Il dTuminers- The TWO former tOOb
matters As inevitable while the latter somewhat
hostile and iLc ed Iidcule th- IDEA until sharp
Iy brought up 10y Gen. Howard. Everything 50 far
is settled The Indians Ling allowed 80 days TO get
their families stock, &c, On the reservation The
next thing Is to See will they DO it. II not then the
agent IS to cll 70 hts all the troops 10 compel them
10 DO So in doug which, however, Should II become
necessary, DO danger or dificulty Is appTeheEded-
Grn Howard, Majors Mason, Weeks and fowler,
aut Captains Btbbi;t and Wilkinson, went down the
river an, TbuiS l4V
, 1877-05-26

DISPUTED Partnership ACCOUNTS The
case Of Day q, Putnam, oacupicd the a''en-
tion Of the District Court several days this
week, and was fiual'y settled by verdict FIR
The plaintiff. This snit grew out of disputed
partnership nccoun's, and in lis hearing some
forty witnesses we're in Attendance from the
town Of Dayton. The loss Of time TO wit
Lesses, costs Of ih,ir attendance, and cost OF
oourt, swell the total 20 fearful sum, and
teaches the prcpriery Of being careful before
going 10 law.