The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-04-06
Saw-,nill in operation.

iHE ARMS have not yet arrived {, ON Van
couver.
REAL ESTATE is rapidly advancing in
this city.
The ALxorA leaves this evening or to-
morrow morning.
! PRoF. CAREY's lecture was PLEASING
thursday evening, though thinly attended.
TENEMENrs.--Tbere is great demand for
: tenements in this city, and none TO be Oh.
tanned suitable for families.
MATT LETTINGS for this section have been
made at so low figure that our mail facil-
tiles are liable to be very inefficient
COOP policy to tear down several Of the
old dilapidated buildings in chiuee town
and construct new so soon as lumber can
be obtained.
The CAUSE for J. W. Hustou's rejection
Is supposed to be his procuring the indict-
inent OF the Indian murderers now with
Joseph, and his subsequent effort to have
them returned to Idaho, for trial and pun
ishment.
KETURNED.-C. c. Bunnell ESQ, return.
ed on Mondays stage via Dayton. He ha.
been to San Francisco ind secured a large
and we'll selected stock Of stoves and other
ware IN his line which be proposes to sell
at as low prices as can be furnished by
any dealers.
GONE TO SAN FRANcIsco Brear-
ley and son William left on the steamer
on Tuesday morning, for San Francisco.
The former goes to improve his health and
the latter TO attend school. The brother of
Mr.. Brearley will have charge OF his bust
ness during his absence.
KEDUKE OF JoURNALIsM.--The Portland
Standard in M editorial criticses the per-
sonalities of Oregon 8 journalism with much
point and truthfulness. We presume the
atfray between the editors of the Bee and
Telegram was the prompting occasion.
NoTABLE.-Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor,
authoress of the "River Of the West" uThe
New Penelope and other stories and DO.
ems has been in town this week in the in.
terest of her publications. and for the pur-
pose of gathering historical facts connect
ed with the Nez Perez Indian war.
Suspicion have suspected thar
our Indians contemplate war, because they
are buying large quantities Of sugar and cof.
fee, much more than formerly We SIP
pose they desire to make themselves m,ch
more sweet in their dispositions towards
the settlers, and who can blame them.
here at an early hour Monday morni,g,
with 10 passengers and 81 tons of freight.
Capt. Baughman came as Captain. She
IL q Lar nd hast E,,:o
has ever reached Lewiston. Among the
passengers were }. P. Vollmer, J. C. BAH
win and wife, Chas. Case and Lew Carl.
son. She brings the news of the suicise
OF young man named futile at Penawawa
on Saturday night by shooting himself,
cause detection from rheumatic suffering.
The NORTH IDAHO CONVENTION. del
egates from the counties Of Idaho, Shosbonh
aud Neg Perez will meet on Tuesday newt
at Lewiston. for the purpose o: choosinf
their representative to the Constitutions
Convention at Walla Walla, the llth day
Of June next From all we can learn a full /
delegation from these counties has been
chosen and their presence either in person
Or by proxy is expected. The con.
will assemble at tire Court Room
at NJ.
ALMoTA.-This steamer Capt. Troupe ar
rived Thursday at 2P. NJ. with a few pas
sengers and SO tons of freight We are in.
1ebted to her bar keeper for the Oreqonian
~ the inst, from which we learn that the
order for the British feet to remove from
The Bosphorus had been refused. The Aus
:rians are mobilizing 400, 900 men on Bosnian |
ronteirs. Russia will concede nothing To |
England's demands. The Senate full com.
nittee reported the sub committees bill
IN Northern Pacific extension with mater.
al amendments.
MAIL DELAY.-On the upward trip the
1T. idaho stage on Thursday of last week,
laving on board several passengers among
her was lady, became mired on Mason's
rairie and all were necessitated to camp
or the night. Not arriving VIM. Baird
tarted from Mt. Idaho with extra team and