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TRENTON Oct. 26.-The National Local Preach
s Association began its annual Conference this city
today This afternoon the Rev. D. H. Wheeler. b D. Of
New York editor Of the hehofi. delivered his annual
address as President in which he claimed that local
preachers should not he confounded with lay preachers
they admissible to the orders elder and
He advocated The admission o. DELEGATES to the church
conferences There he said twelve thousand loo al
preachers In the United States VI whom nine thousand
were engaged In the ministry. To night the Greene
Street Church crowded and addresses Of welcOme
were delivered by the Rev. Dr. Relyca and the Hon W
ID Holt VI Trenton The plpits Of the ten Methodist
churches Of this city will be filled by local preachers to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-27

Arrtved-sATuRpAr. Oct 2e
81 wyanoke. Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk
SIS Cortes. Bennett St. Johns NJ
s. EleAnora johnson. Portland.
S. Croft Doehin Patrss sept 90 cephAlons 2sth and
Gibraltar oct o.
IS Germanc, Kennedy. Liverpool Oct II, and queens
town 18th.
Ship Tsernogora Hilton. Havre
Ship Princeton. Bradley Bremen
ship Tecumseh. Bennett Bremen.
Bark Milo. Robbins London.
Bark Flora, Spannc. Copenhagen
Brig Slavinnha b.. Michoes Bahia
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALHASAc-rHts DAT
sun risss.... rs sun sets oS Noon SETS. 81
HIGH vArrR-rHis DAT
sandy Hook. 90 Gov Island IS He'll Date. 10 81
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Pratts Astral Oil. the finest nlumlnator In the
world and perfectly sa 10 for sale by all dealers at so
cents per salsh ~, We ssaains article In cans with
aneat ssAlA -AA
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Suffial Aotirts.
TO DE. FANYOu. 81 poND ST.. N. Y.

TO DIR. FANYOU, 81 BOND va NJ H
DEAR SIR. had rheumatism. accompanied win ieveff
could not raise an arm Or even stand From wslgm.
ISL pounds fell Oh to ~ pounds. becoming nVlns
skeleton tried all the leading alOpathlc ana homo,o
pathic phycians also sought relief In three hospitals
but all In VAIN At last heard your wonderful uent.
ment and brought TO your ONCE You cured me IN
three weeks WILLIAM HIGGINS, 50 Amity st, south
Brooklyn.
PILES PERMANENTLY CUHEDt NO
knife. igaure. coustic char9e I'LL curedi teStt-
mOnals from physicians aud aii'ts consultations ree
ir SIObDhND. ~ Wcst2itN
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8usiu,ss Rotit,s.

8nslHfss tIoilfts.
When iips receive . rosy nush,
And teeth become a dazzling whits
Beneath the efforts Of tile brush.
When sozoDosr is used Alright
Tbs mouth becomes sweet pure aud warm.
And the mesh breath an odorous charm.
Isaae smiths Umbre iias-Best In the World.
Cotton. ron .25c Cuanaco. paid. rom - 10
bingham. any sire. from 81 Good silk par frame so
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS MADE TO ORDER
WALKING CANES IN EVERY VARIETY.
Prices uniform in each of five stores
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Try Il delicious sauce, tonic. AMI perfect food al.
gestrr Sold at groces and nsh IS cents per
bottle. Wholesale BY WALTER HAMILTON IS Fulton ct
Hyatt's Life Baisam must fret be tried be-
fore you ave W. being cured Of rheumatism, serOf
ula, Ac. II has been proven great good remedy.
Fail styles Fine SILK Hats. ~. eos worth IS.
Fine Derbys 81 81 w,sih IS is New Church St stairs
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Pearson Tellmsn-u nlaundried shirts linen bosoms
W sth av., sorner 2sth st-Aas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-27

Infants swallow MIA OF NJ asnesia
with aydiy and never fails 70 regulate their digestive
organs and bowels sold by all druggists ado
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l,flininns 1lciitr-.

AT CHICK EBING nall, 9TH av.. corner 18th
"A ST. Jnuu GVspel services The Rev. samuel Colcord
breaches at 81 sunday afternoon. The Day side VI
New YORK Life-Hest ectahe sins Kebuked." singing by
Geo p sargent and tie great choir All seats Tree
Everybody welcome
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AMERICAN Blue Ribbon Temperance unon.-orest
IA attraction Cooper Institute sunday o'clock.
SNEAKERS. Judge culver and urs Ncinr Brigham. the
great who will also give impromptu poemA
William h Afieck and Miss LHcruix viii sing
EMMA GATES CONELIN, President
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gtwos gum ,,euen s5abr.

-H
Scr altbetannte grfolq bon &ofetter's
@ Qenbitters, unb bic unterbro9cne
@eliebtbeit beifelbeu felt eiuem 8ierteliobr.
bunbert alS Elm Maeenmittel if taum ne.
niger mertmIrbig ale Der freubi9e @iQtomm,
,pel6er bic idbrlt@e gri6einuna bon 80.
fetter'S almanac be9ritt. Dieje
tuertbbolle mebieiuif@e abbanbluns tuirO bon
6oftetter u. @n1itb, Yittsbursb. Ya., inter
ibrer eigenen unmittelbaren auffi@t publiairt.
mnb es finb so Mrbeiter in Druderpre1en, 8
Gal3mai9inen, anoere Yrefep u. I. tu.
md6renb. Elf Mlonate i'm Sabre nit bieier Ar>
belt beiA1ftigt, unb bic aufase bes @erts fur
oas sabr i $40 pirb nidt serinser fein als
aebn Miaionen Gremplare, sebrudt IN folaeu.
Sen epra4en I: BET en9lii&en, oeutf@en, fran
|aofiidwn, ipeli9en. noripe9if9en, f@meoif&en,
bouanbii9en, b0bxiiden uno ipanifden.
3iebe bas Sud- 3u aotb als ipertbbolle unc
|interefFanfe 2eetiire iiber 6eiunbbeit uub oi.
gsirtiam,teit bon s oftetter'S 8ittersY
aud aur Grbeiteruns, uno berf4ieoenartiee'
Belebruna, init 9ronolosiiden anmerfunser
In. {. ,p.. tpelde nit bolem @ertrauen benatl
|perben fonnen. Ser Almona@ fiir 1879 Il
|foitenfrei III baben bel Apotbeiern nnb u
|IdnbIi&en @ei@dften III allen dbtilen BE-
] lluion. Al
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S nj a n 3.

gBaibiuston 21. Sea. Ser
Mbeeoronete Mlpbons g. Winiams
itarb beute frib tur3 na6 4 l1br. @ei<
ne 2ei9e tpirb morsen unt:r gatorte
zines Committee bon Wfit9lieoern oes
9auies nod 0etroit 9ebra&t tperoen.
Cincinnati 2l. Sea. Sn 3a'
nesiple, .. perurtbeilte eeftern &i&tes
Marib ben 9r. 9epl ,pesen 2ei&en,
raub ~ einem Sabr @efdn9nib uno
tauieno Dollar @elbitrafe, ieinen Mtit@
l&uloieen Gat4 ju 4 Monat l@efdn9-
nib unb 800 @elbftrofe.
2ouispi1le, Rp., 20. Sec. Sn
einem 9aule in Mibmap, Qp., in tpel<
&em 3wei farbi9e &inber bon i6ren
gltern allein 3uriid9elaTen tparen, fam
6euer aus unb bic Rinber perbrann.
ten.
ct. 2ouis, 20. Sec. @pe3iol- -De=
pei&e bon Sort Smith, art., ratlbet
Sobn paitoot, Elm Greet Snbianer bon
beo euttnoem anieben unb Sames 9igsa
Elm 5arbi9er, ,purben beute uu, / l1b,
on bemielben @alsen sebansen. go.
foot bate ir, Ottober 1877 Sobr
Suslep ermoroet unb 9isss i'm Au9ui
|'78 s. 6. @oulb. Beibe Burden be'
fiesen nit feften, 69ritt bas @erif
unb Di9ss belt cine i9munspolle @eb,
gesen ben 5&naps, .RartenipieI mi
@ @iirfeuuit" U. I. ~. 4afoot biel
|ebenfaQs cine 10 Minuten longe @eb,
lin Der Greet. .Spra&e. Beioe bate,
]ibren seiitli&en 8eiitdnben ibr Ser
'bre4en betannt.
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a)sr :
eMprasfs:rr.
is blished eye cry T. urgsday "
by
Brick g. Kaiser, Gals,
at $3.50 per anlum, payable in
advance
Advertising Rates.

10 cents per line Brewer tor the
first insertion and 5 cents for each
subsequent insertion. "a reduction
is made for contracts for adyertis.
ing by the year, Adyertisements
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and charged accordingly.
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largest circulation Of any paper
north Of Minneapolis, is the best
advertising medium.
We hive received . fine selec-
}tion qlf English and German job
and are prepared to fill all
rs in our line with neatness.
atch, and at low rates.
7e print in English, German,
ench and Norwegian:
! Letterheads,
Billheads,
Business Cards,
Circulars,
Posters,
Blanks, &C.,
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Yaris, 20. 9e3. Sic 6raiHenet=
@eleui&aft bat eine Depeid)e erbalten,
|tpel@e bic Mlelbuns entbdlt, oaB nobe=
|3u ale 4aiio9iere oes 9ampfers .8p.
|aantin" serettet ,uoroen iin0.
Berlin 21. Sea-. Gs pirb amt-
|lib in M5rebe 9efent, bob Der 2oiier
sur @ieoeriibernabme Der &esieruns
Elm 8eeliidniinlb nlbunssi8reiben pom
|4apite erbalten babe.
+ nbon, 81. Sec. ~ Ser @icef6.
mig BON Snbien tele9ropbirt, Maior
EGa pa9nari beitdtist bic g}o@ri4t, oab
Gmir BON Gobnl no@ 5urtef ftan 9efo.
ben lei, ieinen @obn Datoob &ban in
Rabul 5urudlanenb. Ser Gmir bate
iein san5es .4nleben einsebabt un6
,pu rbe bon ieinen @olboten psrlanen
Cine 9epei@e aus Berlin beri@tet :
Sic M9itotion unter ben @tl.benten
oauert nod INNER fort, am14. bs.
&purbe cine @eriammluu9 db9ebalten,
UNI ee9en Die @emalttbdtisteiten beg
Militdrs 4roteit 3u erbeben. Sic Gr-
eieniile, 9esen >pelbe bic @tubenten
proteitirten, &poren foleenbe:
Ser poli5eiprdfeet babe peripro&en,
auf ibre Yetition, in pel@er auf bic
l1nterbrudung Der @tutenten aufmerts
Jam 9ema@t unb nm bic 6reiloiluns
ibrer in Gbortoff 9efansen 9ebaltenen
gouesen eriu@t 1uiro, cine Nntmort ~
brin9en. @tatt aber cine Nutmort 5,
brirsen, ieien Die @9ulen in ct. pe.
tersbure nit 2,oC0 @ensoarmen uno
&oiaten umiteut unb 200 9erbaftun:
gen isien eema&t ,poroen. l1eberbies
bdtten bic &oiaien li@ ibrer 9eiti&en
beoient uno bdtten mebrere Stu6entsn
perlett.
Sic iiber sic Netpa fiibrenbe 3u9.
bride puroe se0ffnet, um 1900 stu'
oenten bonn ueberi4reiten oes Tluiiea
mad Der Siioleite ab5ubalten. 9it
Yorlelun9sidle fnb 9ei@loiien tpor'
ben. Man febt tpeiteren &ubeit6run=
gen ent9eeen. @o,pobl innerbalb mit
auberbalb Der llniperiitdtseebdube ii
Bic Mbbaltun9 BON 8eriammlunser
unteriast uoroen. Sic 8oli5ei iit an
gepieien tporoen, fi@ nit ben l1niperi'
tdtsbeb6roen gu peritdnoisen, menn por
ben @ectoren oaau aufeeforoert.
gs lit cine proclamation aQerort{
angeIdla9en >poroen, mel4e i'm ct
j 8etersburser 9iitriet bds 9rasen BOT
4 @affen perbietet, ouber ouf beionoer'
Grmd9ti9ung.
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9lprDlern,
9eraussegebe nbs|r1
BRICK & KAISER,
saint Gloub, Minnefr "a,

er5deint ieoen DonnerFas unb to iabrli4
in &orausbe3ablung: $3.50.
STIR tpeniqer ais Monate lpirl - Abons
nement angenommen.
Won Mbonnenten, bic bic 8a'tn ! 81,
ousbriidlid abbefellen, tpirh az. mi Z,
bQb lie bas Announcement Iortap'tt lstas'd)e.s.
5ie gerablaumuus, oDer gs:r eiserung
ber Mbho[uno ber 3eitumq bon bed, 4oltan,te,
nobiu 6ieje(be beorbert tooroen lit, iolpie bic
llnterlaljunq Der Mnacige an. bic Serausgeber
hou Der et>pt1 itottfnbenben STRENGTHENING
uub Der Mnaabe bes neuen Bv8 8.orts entbln>
bet nid)t bon oer 8cia3luug oes pollen s(bon>
ncmentsbetrageS.
Mn5ei9en, a
ueld)e obne 8emertung sur gufnabme eia,<
oehcn. iperoeu 10 lange eingeriidt unD be5 be
net, bis 1ic abbeitellt peroen. AT
Mnaeiee cit iperbeu su ben getrobr; ben ben
Yreilen eingeriidt, na,nlib 10 @entS pc 5re.
bier, 3cile, fir bic erite Ginrudnng, 'no ~ 3
Gents fur iebe iolgenoe. Sur Mnte,ge.t, o1I
ldnaere 8eit ltc6en bleiben, tpiro Elm beoen'
tenoer Abou9 erlaubt. !.
9ie Seransseber {ino i'm 8eiib einerbol
fdnbigen IuSmabl #sl
g(euer nnb 9eI6madpoller Getterry E
unb iinb baber I'M @tanoe, 4
DrudIuds1t nAer Nrt .
in beutlber, englildsr, .ranSoTl9er uno
nor1ue9il4er 5prabe -
auf's @9neulte, @h6nlfsnnb Bll'9lte
5u liefern,
unb empfe1lcn ii6 gu ssneisten anftrdsen.
@ebrudt nerben b
2ettcrbcab8,
SiabeaS8,
( 6eihdft8farte1,
- Girculare, 4
( Nlafate NJ, ~.
ouf tiraeife sotia. z &. Il
8rif S &aiier,
geitcl(ungen unb @eIoer ubisi|tre man:
ct. glouo, @tearns Co. Ninne o!a,
Letter Box 4a7,
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= Rbeumatismus pon 17.idbrieer 9auer eebeiIt.
6err Yaitor s. ~. Bu9bol5, Bafica. Ninn.. tbeilt
ans 5oIsenbes nit: Sic SIaf&e ct. Satobs DeI,
neI9e ID iir3li@ pon Sbnen erbielt, mar fir cine
5rau meiner Gemeinbe, pel@e f@om felt II Sabren
an Rbeumatismus Ieioet. Seit lettem 8inter mar
Stanbe mar 3u seben. Ra9sem fie brei Gage lang
bas Del gebrau3te, tonnte ite auffteber unb inbem
Fe I'D nit ben 9dnben belt. bis in bas nd4fte Gins
ner geben.
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glllen's 2un9en.Ballan

bat iil5 erprobt alS bas 9robte ,nebi;iniide
Seiln,ittcl fir 2unsenleioen, fir Reiniaune
bes @lutes unb 8;eberberiteuuns Der seiun.
ben Bei9oifenbeit Der 2eber. St cntfernt
oen @6leim bon ben 2unaen, un6 babnt 90.
ourd ben sses su elmer teidleunigten Sci.
lung.
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st. Gloub, Minn., 9onnerfas, oes 26. 9eeember 1875

~ WV AV< SSk<4sSVkS1 AOSOs
a2ouispille, 20. Sec. &i9ter
3enooll bon 8raetbett bat bei&lofen,
|ui pon @op. Megreerp ougerat6en,
|eint grtra-@ @eri&tsiibune 5u balten, in
Der 9offnung, ben Geinoielisttittn elm
Gnbt MAIDEN ~ t6nnen.
81. 9ouis, 20. De3br. Sic 81
|lin4n unb ct. Souls Bride ,purbe
bt1e fraft eines @eri4tsbefebls fur
|pS FfuiiOn Der eriten unb sweiten uno
|3tpsiten pppotbeten Bombs pertauft,
unb 3,por ouf ben Nomen bes 9errn
anibonp 5. 9bomas in Mem Dort fur
e, 0O,0oO Doldts. unter an5ablun9
Iboa $4,000 Dollars @olo Draufselo.
|96omos 1T nur Der nominelle adufer,
|anb obwobl ct Die 9onoeigentbii=
Iu.tr eetauft, miro bic Bride 9lei& na&
|e.ri@tli9tr Beitdtisun9 bes @ertaufs,
IGioentbum elmer neuen Gompa9nie
|Dssetn. :s|
IN ortb 4latte, Neb., 20. Seq.
gine M6tbeilun9 BON IA berittenen Sn-
bialtern iberfiel beute Walters's 8an<
DE- 8 Meilen peltlib BON bier, unb
|trieb 8 Yferoe fort. Au& aus &an-
balls &an@e erbeuteten iie etli9e 9kr=
De anb ems BON 2ans's. Ser @be>
|riH bon 2ineoln County nit elmer a6.
| Itbdlun9 Biirser.6 6reimilliser unS @ol>
oaten BON MeYber1on bat ii@ sur Ser,
foIgun9 ouf9ema@t. 9a Die Sneia=
ner tiir3li@ i@on awei &aub5iise &C..
n.n@t boben, obne perfolst 3u 'usrben,
uno ii@ oesbalb beIonoers tuesen oer
0dlte ou& biesmal fur ii9er balten, 10
boift man auf 9uten Grfol9.
l -
8 lbinaton 21. De5ember
l0ie 8iu fur bic @e,be1erun9 oes @a'
tlntseiebes ,puroe oiseutirt, uno @in-
tom fanb:gte eir An.enbmsnt oat'
S9ub BON Yerionen, ,uel@e patentirts
Nrtitel in @ebrau@ baben, 9egen b6s=
milli9e YroceHe unb unsebubrli4e Pro=
|5ebfoiten an.
Sos Committee fit Gipilbienitre=
form beridtet oab bic in @erbinoune
nit Der Yaiiiruns Der Bin fir ginri&:
tuns Der @esierune oes 9iitritts So.
lumbia erbobenen 8efe@un9santlasen
unbe9riinoet ieien.
9etroit21. Sea. Mus &ala'
ma3oo piro Der rGree Preb" tele9ra'
|pbirt, baB bic locomotive zines 8erlo'
nen3uses ber @ranb &apibs & Snoia=
no &ailuop bei cunts GroIfns in Del
|Ndbe BON 4lainweI, Mi@., beut'
Mbeno einen @@litten 3ertriimmerte. In
|mel@em i@ Elm semiler MeSn6re, Def.
lien @attin unb brei Gin6er befanben
McS Snbre lpurbe au9enblidli9 9et0bte
unb beiien @attin unb Elm aino t6otlid
|perlebt. Ser 3u9 puroe gum @till=
itano sebra@t. unb Der Sobte unb bi'
9erletten no@ Yloinmell 9ebra@t, nj
|i9nen dr3tli@e 9ilfe 3u She'll ,uurbe.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16
Bridge of Snake River.

A gentleman from Columbia county
W. T. has sent us word and authorized
us to say to the public that he contem-
plates the construction Of suspension
bridge across Snake river, in this vicin-
itv. He did not say at what point, in
fact we suppose he has not yet deter
mined the place. He has and can COM
mand the means to build such a brid &c
and his thorough knowledge Of the
country ought to render him competent
to estimate the prospects for getting
remuneration for his expenditure from
the travel that will be accommodated
by such structure. He will visit this
place ere long examining location and
prospects. One thing sure, bridge
across Snake to intercept the Grand
Ronde and Wallowa route, and the
Walla Walla route, and a bridge across
the clearwater to accommodate the
route to the North would make Lewis
ton the most desirable place for trade,
and for residence Of any we know o.
east of the Cascades. Enterprise and
energy among business men Of the
place can accomplish all this, and that
in few years. Nature has done her
part.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16
Indian Policy Bill.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.--The 7ribune's
Washington special says: Hoyt, com
missioner of Indian Affairs, has compile.
ted his bill providing for the organiza.
ton of an Indian police On the various
Indian reservations. He will ask for
$4,000 to begin the experiment. His
plan comtemplates tie enrolment of the
most trusted of the different tribes as
these police.
Those who have given the subject
attention say that careful canvas of
the senate shows that it is not probable
that the proposition to transfer the In
dian bureau to the war department
would be favorably considered by that
body.
The above telegram exhibits the re-
luctance of the indian ring to let go
their hold upon the treasury of the
government; although their tenacity is
in the face Of the failure Of the preton-
ded humane policy towards the Indian,
and in great jeopardy of the lives and
property Of the frontier settlers. The
proposition now is to place arms in the
hands Of Indians on the reservations
aud make them do police duty against
their kitb and kin. To the l,ontiers
man who knows the general trcachery
of the Indian character, such a PROPOSE
ton appears but the armins of the In.
dian for the purpose of his mak;ng wa
upon the settlers. It is to be hoped
that no such proposition can receiv.
the sanction OF any majority in Con
press
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16

lumbia before July 1879, which they
can do if they are disposed. The Seat
tie and Walla Walla road can get no
subsidy, and it is very doubtful wheth-
er they can raise the means to build it
without a subsidy, although we hear
rumors of wealthy Californians offering
to construct the road, but these reports
are not definite enough to enable US to
determine the prospect.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16

Terms of Court--1S-8.

LIST District--Lewiston, I'd Monda,
in April and lst Monday in October.
MT. Idaho, lst Monday in July.
Pierce City, 1st Monday in Sept.
Ind District Boise City, End Mon
day in March and End Monday in No
vember.
Idaho City, 1st Tuesday in May ana
4th Tuesday in September.
Rocky Bar, lst Monday in August
. Silver City, lst Tuesday in June ami
30 tuesday in October.
I'd District-Malad City, LIST MOI
DAY IN May and End Monday in SEP
TENDER.
Paris, LIST Monday in June.
Silver City, I'd Monday in July.
After September next Judge Hollis
ter will be assigned to the Third AID
Judge Prickett to the Second judicial
District Idahoon.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16
One Afraid and the Other Dare Not.

The Democrats and Republicans Of
Washington Territory, we mean the
wire pullers in these parties, are SO dis
'rustful Of each other that they dare
not submit it to the people to select
delegates to the constitution! conven.
ton, without making party nominations,
and hence have called their respective
conventions to nominate. If the people
themselves would stay away from these
conventions entirely and ignore them
and their candidates, and make their
own choice, independent Of any action
OF these party conventions, they would
furnish fitting rebuke to the domino
ton of party, whore there are no parti-
Fan issues.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16

DON'T JUMP AT CoNcLusIoss-.
"IHE TELLER opposes Mitchell's rail
road bill, and cries for another Indian
war. - olla Wala Union.
You mistake us. We cry for a rail
road, not for another Indian war. Nit,
chell's bill would not give us railroad
IN our time. Work on the North paci-
nc vigorously prosecuted in Eastern
Washington and Northern Idaho will
surely avert another Indian war in our
midst.
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Telegraph.
Fan issues

OMAHA, Feb. 4. --Infornation is re.
ceived at military headquarters that the
superintendent of the mounted recruit
service has been ordered to forward to
San Francisco $50 recruits, 100 being
tor the lst Cavalry and $50 for the 9th
Cavalry. \ dispatch to>day states that
81 more lodges Of agency Indians have
lett the new agencies on the Missouri,
intending to go on the war path. This
makes five hundred lodges that have
left altogether. Military officers here
predict another Indian war, and that it
Will commence early in the Spring.
They expect that serious depredatons
VIII be committed on the northern and
northwestern borders of Nebraska.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16

CAUSE FOR SHAME.-The papers in
Southern Idaho are teeming with feuds
existing between federal officers that
are disgrace to the Territory. How
can the people of North Idaho be
blamed for longing to be relieved from
the stencil. 1t is a Kelly stencil.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16

ALARM.-The Portland Bee takes
alarm because there is a prospectfor
Northern Pacific Railroad extension for
ten years, predicting that the company
Will build across the Cascades from the
Columbia direct, on their branch during
their old charter, and then abandon
altogether down the Columbia, and
thus leave Portland out in tho cold
The Portland people and Press should
not nave uttered so strong and so loud
maieo,ct!ons against this company, if
they desired favors at their hands.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16
HAN of Nez Perez IL.
LEWISTON T. II Fob TO-,

~ LEWISTON ,. I: I. Feb. 18th 1879 |
10 the w0rshipful Master, oss
and Members of Nez Perez 1,os nus ,s
H. A. +. u A. NJ. We your con as
appointed to present resolutions
pirate to the occasion of thu a.. spp'
brother :, James Gage of this Lodge :.
specially submit the following. g.
IN MEMoRTAM.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased nr,
Grand Master of the Universal 10
infinite wisdom to summons from ID
!, midst to the Celestial Lodge abovo|
brother James Gage, thereby br;n ois
sadness to his friends, and bepriv;nss'
OF the counsels of worthy brotbs1
therefore be it '''e1
Resolred, That we recognize IN
Death the loss to our order of fa;,bfa
worthy and warm hearted brotbo, :.
the community in which he lived
true friend and useful citizen.
Reso(red, That our heartfelt srn
pathles are extended to the dereaved y
latlons, and while we mourn with tbau
IN sorrow, would remind them that oa'
loss IS his gain, and we can but bow !.
humble submission to the will Of H,n
who doth all things well.
ReSolued, That this lodoa !,
dTaped IN mourning thirty days. IS ,
lifting tribute to the cherished memo,r
OF our departed brother.
ReSolred, That these resolutions he
entered upon the records of this lodoo
that copy tier of be furnished to II,
Press for publication, and that copies Of
the same be forwarded to the relation,
Of the deceased brother under the se,l
Of this lodge.
Committee. S { Sst;1 {: ' Ess''
- ns
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-02-16

MIsTAKE.-The W. w. Union saws
that the new incumbents of the Land
Offlce at Colfax, were too fast in saving
that business in that office would COM
mence on March l1th, and that it can
not be ready for public business before
April LIST.