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o.. lt usetumg
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FELrAEIU
Dr. j. c AVER & co. Lowell, Mass
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purchasing such imitation
All dealers uuTlu- cr se--iag other pia- touacC0
bearing u-t4 or ll4.44-l 4at.. relu-f tuemstives
liable o. tnr penalty o.. ig H. u- --l a persons vIo
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4 g. IL. 1876.
The genuine L1IEELLA RID TIN TAG
IOH % can rH distinguished r7a TIN TAG
ou each Jump with the word LORILLA hid
stamped thereof.
over s.tbs@ tons tobacco sold in ISss. and nearly
1.OtO Perruus rupiayel ~ 4altori--
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add during past l2 ytzrs, over S2O 100000.
IHes Hoocs sold by 2 louusrs manufacturer rates.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
MIR. Coggan's Remains.

As will be observed by the dispatches re.
ceised yesterday from Umatilla the remains
OF the late Geo. Coggan, who was killed
eeserai days ago. by the Iadians, have
been found When recovered the hody
was IN such condition ,ha, 1t haa to be
buried at once. Gov. Chadwick sent tel
egram yesterday to Mrs. Coegan apnrisirg
her OF The recovery and burial of her hus.
hands remains, ard asked the bereayed
lady what further disposition of the body
WAS necessary. Yesterday morning two
men LEFT here for Umatila with caske,.
oe'ng authorized by Mrs. Coggan to disiu
ter the remains, rlaee them in The casket
and forward to this city for final interment.
N few days the body is expected TO ar
rive At Portland - 0rsgonian, July lG.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
w AR NEWS.


AHA W AlLA, July IJth.
DEAR TELLER: The Indian news il
not very full or very definite. The un.
Outstanding is now that they are much
scattered ip the Blue mnuntails south
Of the Meaeham road and the troops in
pursuit of them wherever they can get
on the trail of any considerable portion
Of them. Tie umatillas as who have
espoassd the side DC TIE whites since
the Snakes stole their horses and who
vent out and captured aud then killed
Chief Egap, had another fight with a
party Of about 100 Snakes near the
Starkie station on tho Daley road, which
rlns from the agency over to somewhere
on the Powder river, and lies south of
the Meacham road. This fight as I am
told took place yesterday That the
Umatillas killed abou. dozen and got
their scalps, aud took several so Jaws
prisoners, aud captured about 80 more
horses. The troops were bringing up
the rear as the Umatillas were engaged
iTiks EeKfss Report Has THAT Wheat.
on is making the best use of the Una
tiuaA assasvance guards, and that they
ale doing effective service. IF these
Banno, ksdare now scattered since the
killing Of Egan, which seems to be the
present outlook, We way hope that they
will never get among the northern In
dams In any considerable force, and
hcncc the htter will not be induced to
60 upon tho war path. But the mill
tary will have full Summers work be.
fore them 70 punish tho scattered bands
who will adhere to the mountains south
and east. We all hope and fray, that
White Bird may not &C, among them
to rally them. In tho first place these
Sd6kes ears not brase like the Nee
ferccs, and then again | am we'll cen.
WINGED that they have but little ammu.
milton, and hence cannot do any very
severe fighting. only in predatory
manner. M
Our convention is fast drawing its
labors to a close. Il may consume
greater part Of the coming week though |
! hope we may get through abou, the
middle of the week. L.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
The Very Latest.

Under date Of La Grande. July 18Th
Gen. Wheaton reported to Gen. How
ard in substance as follows: Ats p.
NJ, yesterday. Forsyth's Cavalry col.
umn reached Starkey's ranch on Daily s
road, following SO Unatilias, who were
in charge Of 3 white scouts. He NOV.
cd from Starkcy's in the evening, leav.
ing his packtran at Starkey:s ranch,
Within 2! miles he found tho Umatil.
las encamped on hostile trail. They
had over'akon them at that point.
charged them, killed II bucks, cartur.
ed 20 women and children and go or
20 head of stock Uinalilas only los
ing two ponies. They report that the
hostiles are breaking up into small par
ties and getting off as fast as possible.
y captured piutc' squaw says the hos,
tiles intend to try ard make their way
over into the Wciscr country, aud
thence to Bapnock or Buffalo country.
The death Of Egan evidently demoral
lied them as they started to escape i'm.
after it occurred. The Uma-
'illas he'd their fight in The vicinity of
East Fork Of Birch Creek. The Una
tilias have jaded their horses aud will
return with their trophies to their res
areatiou. l. have guards at Cayusc,
Meachams and Pelican, and will esccr,
N il coaches from la Grande to Una
lila Agency uatil road is safe ".
". Union, July 20.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
CANNOT BE RELIED ON.
Call FIR Voiunteers-.No Dependence to
he Placed in Friendly Indians--Cus-
toms of " ariare.

UMATILLA. July 10, 2:30 7. NJ
The governor has made call for 300
volunteers TO report to him. and sent
courier last evening to Pcndleton to
get news Of what happened, after he
left this morning. Courier returned
at 5 o'clock A. NJ, having rode IS miles
during the night. The Governors
proclamation in substance recites con
3ition Of affairs. That an friendly In.
dams will 20 to hostics whenever they
tind they can be successful against the
whites that all friendly Indians With
few exceptions are the midnight allies
of the hoStiles and aid hem in remov
ing stolen stock and plunder; that
their promises and pledges of friend.
ship cannot be relied on They have
misled settlers and soldiers and have
acted as spies and scouts for the hos.
tiles. he further cautions volun.
teers against doing any act not justified
by custom governing modern warfare.
The men will all be raised in Eastern
Oregon. Gov. Ferry yesterday dis
patched Gov. Chadwick that he could
now, have guns IRON Vancouver on his
allowance. A large number of freight
wagons are on the road four miles above
Cayuse station. Men and horses gone.
Road dangerous,-P. Standard.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

Dispatch from Gen. Wheaton.


The following is received from Gen,
Wheaton under date of the 18Th inst
UMArILLA AGENCY. july Is.
Capt. Stadea. A. 4. G., Vancouver:
The hostiles are reported to be NOV
ing from their position near the head
of Mchsy's creek. I had expected 10
attack them carly TO morrow morning.
when Sanford would be in the vicinity
OF Meacham's. | send Forsyth with i
Cavalry column in quick pursuit aud
follow him with Miles column Mr.
Bean, Uma,illa interpreter, with Una
i.lla scouts accompanied the troops
Forty-six Umatilla scouts are now fieht
ing ,h hammock raiding parties and
Snake Chief Egan is reported to be
killed. Head men here be ieye he is
dead. ! do not doubt the authen
tieity of the report. WHEATON
caod Report from the umasI,Ias
La GRASpE, July l6.-lt is not
true that the Umatillas rave Joined the
hostiles. On the other hand, 100 war.
riors have joined Col, Forsythe. They
fought the hostiles yesterday and
brought in % scalps and 800 horses.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
Great Excitement.

Never during seventeen years resi-
dentc in this city have we witnessed
such intense excitement aud coinmo,ion
as last Saturday and Sunday. To
wards 10 O'Clock farmers aud scouts
came rushing into town with the news
that the hostles had suddenly faced
about, burning and killing rs they ad-
vauced. Cannonading and firing could
be heard beyond Milton. Volunteers
were Gale for, to go down the river.
but the oroer was countermauded by
Gov. Ferry. Five companies of fine.
robust looking Cavalry passed through
town on their march to Lewiston to in.
tercept the hostiles in case they should
try and escape through the Lo Lo trail.
but on the road they received orders to
return aud come to the assistance of
Col. Miles and Capt. Throckmorton
who were fighting the enemy all day,
between the Umotilla Agency and Pen
dleton. Blalock's and McAul.F's saw.
mills had been fred iuto and every man
that came into town was the bearer of
fresh and startling tidings. As the
sun went down, the excitement rose
high. Some said the agency was on
fire, others Pendleton and still Others.
Weston was in flames, but il the whole
country had been on fire, the excite.
ment could not have been any greater.
The bell rang again for volunteers and
the Court House was crowded with
men willin. to start out on horseback or
on foot Towards 10 O'Clock p. NJ. an.
other rnmor came in, that family
named Painter had been killed, this
side of Milton. A courier. or coufound.
ed fool rode through the country and
said to all he met: Flee the Indians are
coming and they did fec but no In.
dams came. Wagons. loaded down
with families, INSTRUCTED the streets and
sidewalks were lined with halt clad men,
women aud children. We noticed
young mother with her babe crawling
into a wagon box at the corner Of Haw-
ley, Dodd q Cos. store. Another fam.
lily made their beds up under the side.
walk. Some were fortunate enough to
find beds and comfortable quarters, but
the most OF these poor, frightened pep
pie land down to rest, wherever they
found convenient nook or corner, vet
really there was no earthly cause for
men within 20 miles Of the city to
leave their homes, because not a hos.
tile Indian was this side of Weston and the
ran that coined the damaging rumor.
should be ear marked with blacksnake. |
People poured into town all night and
sunday morning presented variesa.ed |
mass on the streets, which is hard to
describe. Many looked sad and down.
,ast, especially those with little chill, |
iren, but the scene appeared more like |
he breaking up Of IA great county fair.
han city filled with refugees. There
vas men enough in town that morning
70 cat all the Indians up for break fast,
rad they been handy, but while the
showing ones thronged the sidewalks
md wanted to know,a company of volun.
GERS quietly organized aud ut sun set
started to the front in wagons, under
1apt. Chas. Painter, an old Indian fighter.
Alter this The excitement subsidized and |
many who left their homes the night
before, wisely returned to attend to
heir business - ". w. JTatehman
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
indians again going in the Direction Of
RendletoD

WALtA WALLA, July l4.-Courier reports
Indians retrealiug slowly to the mountains
and are lighting very hard. After Forsy-
the's command had been two honrs on the
raad to Eaitshnrg. news WAS brought that
big columns OF dust were seen in the Van.
syeie CANYON road from PendIeton to Wal.
lula. nsd That hghting or heavy skrmish-
ing was believed TO be going on Forsy.
the viii join his Cavalry 10 Miles Infantry
this morning. HIVE ordered Sanford to
close in on Miles command. The courier
saw several Indians this side of Pendleton.
Leaving the Assotin.
DAYTON, July l4.-Report here that Iu-
dams have been seen in the Assotin coun
try. Settlers are moving INTO .ettlements
for protection. and some are building forts.
". Times, Telegraph.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

uycan make money faster at work for US than at
anything else. Capital not required; we will
start you. Si2 per day ut home made by the
industrious. Men. women, boys and girls
4'aanted everywhere to work fnrns. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free Add ess
FRuE 4 Co.. Augueta, Maine. v.-n29-ly.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
Il Letter From Camp Howard.

CAMP HowARD l. T. July 21st. 1878.
EDITOR TELLER Allow me to call
yonF attention TO fthe deter recently
written by man named Harris, under
the signature Of one A. D. Barley aud
9spnpl,Alhed u your paper, stating that
>vhite Bird With sixty warriors was in
this vicinity aud had crossed the Clear.
water at kan.las Such report at the
present time might cause some uneasi.
ness among the settlers who are not ac.
1uainted With this man BARLEY and
his i nan Friday, Harris. will state
some facts which came under my Der
sonal observation. The commanding
officer at Camp Howard received let.
ter from Gen. Howard enclosing Bart
u icy . letter, requesting him to capture
WHITE Bird. = Major Handbook sent
tor Munchunson Barley to question
him in regard to tho matter, aud as he
was 50 we'll acquainted with White
BIRD and the country in this vicinity |?
20 ses his assistance ! as guide to the
parsy which was to 90 and make the
capture, al u Which offers he declined
he ahutoid NdjoS Hancock that he did
= ssorWtite NJ Atier, sbat his man Fri
day, Harris did. and all he knew about
the moAx} ! Ma ~ NJ ~,
ss2yTa tpld bin. These are all facts
you oaq puPlissah them if you think prop
o. fof tho ksRsfs Of the public.
VERiTus.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
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Letter from Lower Gcnncsscc.

NSY Sr~sss July goth 1878.
E0SlkGEk& t5Sr since We had an
Indian scare here in this part Of the conn.
aIIi,s 'hs,ss''3s'ssd. i. s ,sssa
-d6& a. n6~.A sDnrtag ,hea escitemen, th-
company known as the Bacon Eaters,
los, their Captain; the last account we
had Of him be was seen going down the
Lewiston bill on 1.-TWO forty" lie told a
gentlemen who he met on The hill ,ha, he
saw signal fires all over the country ba,
me signal tiresturned out TO be stars. and
mat - tho way with great many of those
yarns That are told 10 excite the reople.
u said Captain does no, return shortly We
totnk lhs guns had better be turned oyer
70 the Lientenant, AS that seems to be the
cos.ons when Captain acts unraleIv.
j. II LosG FeArusn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
6riimonn9 simer Spar Gafe,
g t. Naul, 10. Mat, 1875

81. paul Is. Mat, 1873.
Sn @nbetra@t bae bic bielise eeuts
i6e fatbolti9e @emeinbe ber bober
&irdenfdulp balber, idbrli6 Stele Gel
ber auf3unebmen unb ab3usablen bat !;
unb TN 8ewustietn anterfettS, baB es
unter Der arbeitenben &lalIe piele eiebt
bic ibre Griparnt0e 9erne an etnem
lt@eren Srt btnterle9en mS@ten, pbne
re6t gu wtlen, 100 pber wfe 1ie tieB
bewerfteQt9en f6nnen miro bfermft
bsfannt 9ema6t, bas:
1. Der pfarrer Der btelisen Maz
ria 5immelfabrt< Gemetnoe bsreit 1T,
OeppIten ron etnem Dollar an auf<
wdrtS an%sunebmet1, su trsenb tpelder
~beliebisen 3eit, init rer 9erpRi6tune,
baS binterleste @elp NIT feds Yro>
gent jdbrlf9en 3inien wieber 3uriid3u<
be3ahlen nad a6ttdstser Nuffinbuns.
2. Die 3tnien percen pom 1. urp
IS. eines ieoen Monats ait bere9net,
.. 5. rper fem @elp au1 1. pber Is.
zines Nonats btnterle9t 3iebt BON bic
fem Sage an feline 3infen rper base
gen in Der 3wiidensett eeppntrt be6en
3inien lperpen crit Don bent oarauf
fOlsenren 1. pber Is. pes betrefenben
WOnats an bere9net.
3. Die &ifbeaablun0 ae16iebt
na6 bem 8elieben Der Depoftoren,
iecUd erf nud udttdsteer Nuffanp<
uns. Sn bteiem Sale gilt rtefelbe
&esel besuslid Der Sere9nuns Der
3tnfen, wie BET Dem 9interlesen pes
9elbes.
4. Die Deppiitoren erbalten De-
pOittzS d6lein, in tpel6en fbnen bic
btnterlesten 0elper init ben btnsu<
tOmmenoen 3tnlen gut sef@rieben tperz
ben.
Dieies Inerbieten tpirb niGt ALIEN
gum Beften Der arbeitenten &la6e,
ipnoern I'm Sntere6e Muer 9ema9t,
pel9e @eloer BON irSenb tpelGem 8e>
TRACE beppntren ppuer, unb fir BIT
@emeinbe felbf miro cine iol6e Spar>
tahe bon srpeem Ruser fem, &c
barf bebbalb NIT 3uSeri9t erpartet
werben, paB bteie fir bic @pblfabrt
aaer 9esrincete griparnis : anitalt
bur9 ausemetne Setbeilisuns frdftis,
llnteritiBuns finben tperes.
Ndbere Gusfunft miro i'm pfarr,
baufe Der beutf9en fatbOIii1en Sc
uetnbe iebersett ertbeilt.
P. 8aleutin Gtimntler, O. S. B.,
pfarrer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
Gin Ocufinal fir tcm Miif1p:
mar Mor0nctte.

Sn einem unldn9it in Sanltns al,
sebaltenen Meetin9 Der Staats> pip,
nierz @e1elIi9aft reS Staates Wf6t=
gan brabte man bent @~nbenfen bee
ausse;ei9nstcn 0fiifIpndrS aus be,
geleal9aft Selu, P. SameS Mars
quette, Ypn wcldem 13pn Bancroft
aelaSt bate, RAP einmal cine 3eii
fpmmen mi6e, in ter baS Splt bes
@etens ibm Elm Dcntmal erriGte,
einen entbulialtii6en Sribut aus unp
CAB elm prOtetantiider Yaitur fpsar
Der Selpr9nib Nuscrud, rdb bic Sea-
tbplifen pteie Sadie olletn in tbre
9ano nebmen mEdten, wcSesen IS fem
8unfd iet, raj i9 ras @plf BON
Mt6i9an Satnois, @iScpniin'S unn
ceS 9ansen NprpwefenS pcretntse ur1
caS A~npenfen beS unperse6li6en far
tbpliiden MiiitpndrS pur6 ein srpsz
arti9es Oenfmal su ebren. Nad elmer
I'M &~epubliean BON 2aniins sntbalte=
men Na@rt6t bat Elm 5err Samss s.
OOrmer aus Buffalo, q. q, pprsez
idlasen ras Oenfnal eieles srDBen
GrfOrlders pes amertfantl9en Norsz
peitens III Madtnac an ienem YlaBe,
wpfelbf man unldnsit fem 0rab ent<
cedt bat, su errtdten. Senatpr 6errY
aus Mi9tsan fou Yrditpent uno bic
0OuSerneure per BRET Staaten Mi6tz
gan, 8iscpniin unb SatnpiS Sieeprd<
ftpenten elmer aus ben anseiebenlten
Mdnnern bteler Staaten pbne &ldz
ii@t auf tbre GunfeiftOn sebtlpeten
Gpmmiiiion fein, tpelde bic GrrtdtunS
bfeles Oenfmals In bic 5anb nebmen
iuq. Sbf6on Sater Marquettel muir
einfader fatbplii6er Miiiiondr
mar, bat ct srOee seusrarbifde Gntz
9ema@t pel&e tbm bletbenz
be Nnerfennun9 auer fetner Mitmenz
I6en it6ern. SIM Staate New>yprf
Ipllen bereitS $1,000, sr5btentbetls BON
prOteitanten, fir etn fpl9es Oenfmal
Beifdert fem, Unit eteler srOeen Damn
Ut ebren. Bis jeBt bat man cine
Elm County unb gum Sbeile
cine Giienbabn na@ tbm benannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
Am aic Nereiae.

@tr erinnert np9malS an ben fol-
9enpen 8eidlue, ber auf Oer leBtiabriz
gen 0eneral<S erlammlung in GleSez
lare sefaBt purce:
Die 2pfalz8 eretne pbne llnterl6tep,
pb fte nun etnen Dele9oten idtden
pber nidt fpuen went9tens 3wet
8o@en Dor GrSfnun9 ber General
Seriammlun9 t9re 8eri6te unp ibre
2e9ittnattpn benz correlprnptrenpen
Sefretdr einfenpen.
@tr bitten prtn9enb, bae ale Ser
cine Obne NuSaabnle ptelen 8e16lub
a~usfibren, ramtt bic 2tite bereits fer
tt9 1T, tpenn bic Seriammlun9 er6fnet
miro.
s, s. Spounborhp rdi.
q. S@wennt9er Sefr.
Man acreltre ale paptere an
ST.. 5aefner, Gsq.
497 Matn Ctr, Buffalo, 81. ..
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@inlatnn9.
Heb a, Is. Mat 1878.

&eb n 6, Is. Mai 1878.
Da AM beSorfebenben 2. SUM- bic
Gtnwetbun9 ber tteuer fatbpltl6en
Stride in &eb 8tns ltattfnbtn pire.
70 beebrt ft6 Der Undergraduate ale
6reunce bon Nab unb Gern CUR beranz
nabenben Geitfeter einsulaben. &enn
idcn bic &tr6weibe an urb fir fid
Elm Set it, weldes bas ausemeine Sns
tere1e nt6t muir ber sund6f betbeilisz
ten ipnoern aud auer unppbnenben
8atbOltfen nit &c6t tn Mnlprud
ntmmt 70 lte9en in bteiem Sale nod,
belonbere l1mitdnbe ycr, tpeI6e bos
Snterene felbf oes fernen 8efu@ers
erre9en. DEM Der berrli9 auS9e@
fibrte 8au Der reuer wobI ant fdBnz
fen pIaBe Der Stabt 9e9elenen Stride,
Die Elm warbiSes 5auS CUR Gbre @pt>
tes, Elm e9ter S6mud Der fatbplii1en
9emetnoe unb cine rpabre 3terbe Der
Staot it, ferner Der meiiterbaft SplIenz
bette neue Nltar, Der ebne 3peifel gu
ben aQerldDniten btefes States sdblt,
unb bic pradtoOue umsebuns Der
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perfeblen auf ben 8elu6er etnen
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n1aden. DAP fir bic &ufnabme inSs
beionoere Der Gremben bic beten Masz
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tra8en tperben, benz lteben Soft CUR
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be bterfelbf ;u t,euer Grmunterune,
f9 felbf aber 3ur Grbauuns unD
friiaen anetferuns I'M @uten.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

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