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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-09
The Northwest

This little steamer has been very busy
for the past week in the neghborhood Of
Wallula, where Capt. Stump inns been fer.
rying owe, a band of 2,30o head Of cattle
for Jones \ Eherhardy, purchased by them
from Arthur B-ayman, of Prineville. This
work occupied three days and Was finished
last Monday night. the greatest. load car.
ried being one hnndred and ifty-two head
head. On Wednesday she left Wallult for
Priests Rapids, having a cargo Of sixty
four tons Of oats for the soldiers now CO.
ing Into Ki,,i,as valley. Two companies
Of troops left Fort WaEa walla on Tses
day for the landing. hut rs NIL the bridges
along the old county road 10 Wallula were
damaged BY recent freshets, they had T.
march around \ distance of nearly fnrty
Ave miles. From what we heard at the
ielsud metropolis, there are stilI soms
fnuhts as to whether apns, viii b. estab.
lished in the Yakima country .--iaianf
Enpire. sSA ss - sss
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-09

Enthusiastically Gen J. W. Sprague
withdrew from the position Of general su-
perinteudeut of the o. s. N Co., and has
relieved Col. s. A. Black 10 the superin-
tendency Of the Northern Pacific. Gens
Sprague's headquarters will be at New
Tacoma. Capt. Geo, j. Ainswcrth sue
ceeds Gen, Sprague as general superip-
tendent Of the o. s. N. Co. His experience
in steamhoatiug excellently fits him for the
position, and he is justly esteemed among
all the men on the line = Orsgoaidn.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-09

USpIGEsrED.-;Jake Pence, of Steam,
boat, southern Oregon, killed deer
last week, and IN opening the animal
found 10 it a white fir limb over foot
long aud as large as brooms,ick. The
limb had passed through the animals
liver, and when found il was close to
one side Of its heart. The wood, which
was quite smooth, bad evidently been
in the deer for several years, an I prob.
ably penetrated it while jumping . log.
-.Er. a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-09
I'M purtant ljeC iSiOn.

Judge Greene. during the recent
term OF the District Court at Seattle.
decided two cases Of considerable mo
ment. OF neither Of which have the 10
cal papers yet made mention One Of
these cases was that of.the city of Seat
tie and county of King against Heory
l.. Yeslcr, to enfnrce the collection Of
stree, assessments and delinquent taxes
amounting to the large sum Of twelve
thousand dollars. Yes,er was b a'en
and by virtue If the decision. his prop
eriy. like that of other delinquent, was
sold BY the County Treasurer last week
the county being the. purchaser. The
other decision was in the case Of the
suit OF one Of the numerous creditors OF
the Talbot Coal Company against thai
now defutct and bankrupt concern
The judge decided that the stockhold
ers were liable TO the full extent OF
their unpaid shares. According t.
this, the great lumbermen Of Puget
Sound and San Francisco, Messrs. Poee
4 Talbot. are Hnhle to the extent o
one hundred thousand dollars they
having purchased Sl25,000 Ca quarter
I'M eres, q the whole IT the s'o.k. up
on which they had paid just twenty pr
cent. They being the responsible men
in the Talbot Company, the SUPPOSE.
ton is That TO them the creditors viii
look for their money and that they viii
really have 10 liqa'da'e The whole debt
a, out $50 O0O.-- Herald.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-09
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Appropriation Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, April &c. The Hoase
rejected all amendments, and at $50
finally passed the legislative. executive
and judicial appropriation bill with all
its political sections 10 precisely the same
terms originally introduced. Green
hackers voted with the Republicans to
strike out political clauses, but united
with the Democrats on the final vote
l4O against ll9, by which the bill was
passed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-09

! Look A "LEEyLE" Our--ws sre
informed the prosecuting attorney and
u. S. marshal Of Idaho Territory are
going hot and heavy after all parties
Who take or have been taking ti.nbe r
from governmeat land surveyed sor M
surveyed. We auticipate much trou.
bic before long all through This country
aud advise. all men 10 look sharply q
,'leesle. out ..JVctckns,n. i. 80. =.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

At the hearing last evening at the
police station John Bowr, was found
guilty of stealing a box Of Goldfish, and
a pair of artc shoes. The prisoner was
held in 500 bail on each charge.
Joshua Emmett charged 10y his wife,
Ca,harine Emmett, with quarreling
with her, breaking the dishes and using
abusive language. The prisoner was
fined 81 and cost.
Jane McDougal for violating the city
ordinance by neglcctng to repair Il
broken hydrant, thereby letting the
the water run over the pavemrnts, in
to the cellars. Jacob Beck the tenant
testified 10 notifying Mrs. McDongal,
time after time of the condition of the
hydrant, but no attention was paid to
it. She was fined S. and cost, thu
lowest penalty that the law allows in
the cast.
James Scanlon, arrested hy officer
Mccormick for being drunk. Fifty cents
and cost was the penalty imposed.
James Morris, John Riley and Thomas
Williams, tramps, were arrested at Wa
ter and Orange streets for fighting. Sen
fenced to 60 days at New Castle.
This morning John kegin and John
Krwin were fined SO cents and cost for
drunkenness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
FOURTH EDITION.
Ultimate America.

Rev. Joseph Cook last evening had q
house Of llt0 persons brought to hear
his lecture on Ultimate America. '
The stage was occupied by ministers
of the different denominations OF the
city. The speaker vas introduced by
Bishop Lee. His subject in its delivery
occupied two hours and-a-half. He
spoke Of Americas past and then of its
future. lie dwrlt especially upon the
prophecies of McCaullry and other Eu-
rop-an writer's in regard to the perpe-
tuiiy of our institutions, and az
knowledeed very forcibly the truth OF
the prophe,icsms. lie thought the only
salvation tor America, as a roporate ma.
tion was the union OF the parlor, pull
pit. press, politics and police: the par
lor, the social existence; the pulpit, the
,hristianizing influence; politics, the
power Of government; aud police the
principle OF protection.
Unite these principles, let them all
work in harmony with each other and
America IL saved aud will exist as long
az this harmonious action exists. But
divide them, let politics work for its
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, the pulpit thun-
der in the interests Of a silk stocking
selfish principle, and the social exls-
tence be corrupted by its own d-trriora.
ted sentiments, the press will follow
and the police, under force of circum-
stances, will bow beneath the current
feeling; and then you will have inter
minable chaos and ultimate dissolution.
His remarks were listened TO with the
nOst profound attention and at the close
the appreciation Of the large audience
was manifested by prolonged applause.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

A dispatch from Pittsburg, Jan. 8,
says: At seven o'clock this morning,
just after a gang of miners had descen
ded into the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany's shaft No. 4, near this place, a
terrible explosion of gas occurred in
the mine near the carriagtway, by
which several men are supposed t.
have been killed. There has been for a
few days great change going Oh in a
few of the mines adjoining No. 4, max,
ing itself visible upon the surface by
in mense crevi,es, topping over school
houses, dwellings, &c. As Il result Of
this change the gas forced its way into
mine No. 4, which has hitherto been
free from the deadly vapor, and when
Peter Daley, the mining boss, opened
the door leading to the old works, the
explosion took place, which shook the
earth in the vicinity with terrific force
The mining boss is burned terribly, and
Patrick LOTUS is severely Injured. The
rest OF the gang were in separate
chamber of the mine and escaped un
hurt. The "head house" was dsman
tied, and As Il consequence it was sev
eral hours before the scene of the rX.
plosion could DO achrd. 1t will prob
ably take two weeks to get the shat
into working order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
Another Cougrcrsman Dead.

Hon. Gustave Schl"icher, Representa-
tive from the Six h District OF Texas,
whose death inv Washington occurred last
night. was born in Darmstadt, Germany,
University OF GIrssen, in the Grand
Duchy of Hess" Darm>tadt. He became
a civil engineer, and was engaged in
the construction Of several European
railroads. He emigratcd to Texas in
ls47, and after passing some time on
the frontier located at San Antonio in
1850. lie served in the Texas House
Of Representatives in 1893 and ls54,
and in the State Seuat- in 1859 to 1861
In 1874 h. was elected to thu XLlVth
Congress, and reelected in 1876 TO the
XLVth Congress.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
N. \. X. 4. Ladies' Aid society.

Every SCAT was taken in the NJ. s. R.
A. room last evening, the Ladies Aid
Society connected with the above As.
ISOLATION holding their first public
meeting, Mr.. +. S. Phelps presiding.
The meeting opened with singing by
the choir followed by reading OF the
Scriptures and prayer by l.. W. Jones.
Mr. Jones also delivered an address
taking for his subject t'Wom-ll's
Work" Charles Dillman sang a solo,
81 am Lonely To night" Select reading
Ivy Protrssor Crabb on 'Thonas
IO'Blirn," was we'll read; II. +. pickle.
sang solo "The Old sexton;" Presi.
dent Williams of Wesleyan College, de.
Iivrred an address, his subject being
Woman" Grorg. NJ. Dutcher tho
next speaker CAV. a very searching ap.
peal to he people to aid the ladies in
tn. cause. lie dwelt principally on
charity stating there were many
persons Qua Of employment who needed
assistance, and he urged the people TO
come out ana assist the society In their
good work. The society he said was
Intended to promote the Temperance
cause and christianity and to assist the
needy. There being so many cases
who have appealed to the society for as.
sistance. II. +. Pickles sang the ''Star
Spanglrd Banner" the audience Join.
ing in the chorus, and the meeting clos.
ing with the doxolury, There was A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

A friend who has been travelling
down South .as far As Richlaud County,
south Carolina, has santa couple oisaiN-
pies OF the tlsSn" ptper,or onion SKIN
ballots hat were used there at the last
81, c'nr. II" has also sent Us regular
Union Neyubiram ticket that was voted
by those who wrr" allowed to vote, but
with blank hea1 for tiov"rnor, which
va. flied hy writing WaI" Hampton r
name in it with a pen and ink. Any
body who dared to vote for anybody
"l," had a different hut OF Il head put
on them. Oar friends can SEE he onion
skin ballots by calling atour office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
THIRD EDITION.
ODD FELLOWS DOINGS.
They visit -. Georges and Install
Officers.

Last evening a jolly, good naturrd
party left the city in Seal 5 big express
wagon on visit to It. Georges. A
glance at he make up OF th"spar'y
showed that they we're Seal, lilrst,
Moore, Spencer, Crawford, Clarnrn and
others, which was sufficient evidence
that it was an odd Fellows party. They
reached St. Georges early in the even.
ing and were ushered into the hotel.
mine host Longland placin the best
psrlors in his house at their disposal.
While here Captain Seals Ba'tail"h
Of Patriarchs, rugged themselves ont IN
taeir splendid new uniforms, aud the
officers OF the Grand enca upment in
their glittrring regalias, awaited the
adjournment OF Carnagy ehcampmrht
which was in session, after which they
marched across 10 the hall where they
wer. received with distinguished hon
ors, The hall was filed with ladies
and gentlemen who had assembled TO
witness public installation to which
they had been invited.
After the installation ceremonies had
been performed, addresses we're male
by W. R. &. p. Spencer; Il. Jr. w.
Crawford; X. W. Il. S. Hirst; Captain
seal of the Uniformed Battalion; 7. Il.
W. ? Moore and j. b. Howe and w.
c. Carnagy the two latter Of Iarnagy
Encampment. Amongst the enjoy
nents of the erening was recitation
by Z. IIirst f youth and Age, " which
brought down the house. The evolution
by Captain Seals Patriarchs were also
much admired. After the exercises
were over the visitors were escorted
over to the hotel again where sump
tuous supper had been prepared by
Mr.. LongIand and to which ample JUS
tee was done. The party reached
Wilmington about 3 O'Clock this morn
! inc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
Committees FillcI.

BY the resignation Of Mr.. Maxwell a
member OF Council from the First Ward
and the death Of Aaron Conrad fir III
the Fifth, several vacancies have bppn
made IN the various committees ofCoun.
ell. Last evening President Lichtrn.
stein filled the vacancies by the al
poln'ment Of the following nemhrrs;
MIR. Hart is appointed to the Water Com
mIttec to ill the place made vacant by
the resignation Of MIR. Maxwell. Mr..
Knight is made chairman Of the Police
Committee, vice Maxwell. Mr.. Walton
the newly elected member from The
First Ward is made chairman of the
Navication committee, is also place on
Tie Police committee and takes the
place Of Mr.. Hart on the co.nmitter
on Education. Mr.. Wood takes the
place Of the late Aaron Conrad on the
Education and Street Committees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
MRS u. Smith Heard From.

Intelligence has been received from
Mr.. s. d. Smith, Treasurer of the New
Castle Co., Mutua, Fire Insurance Co.,
who has suffered relapse from the
fever. he was previously laboring under
at the tim" Of his disappearance. He
la, been lying in a critical condition
since at the house Of Mr.. Reed, the
mother Of an old army comrade Of his
in Philadelphia, and although now
better. is still unable to lrav" his bed .
It is sup. os~d that in his delrium he
gave directions that no communication
aA0nld be had with his family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

Delegates representing the fr"nd-
ship, Reliance, Delaw ware, Water Witch.
Fame, Washington and Wrccacoe Fire
Companies, assembled in the Reliance
Engine House last evening.
Mr.. Peter Wood of the Delaware was
called t. the chair, John O Donnril, JF.,
Of the Reliance, appointed Secretary
Ga motion Of Mr.. holt, OF the Della
ware, the question in regard to the re-
ductiou Of gas bills was taken up for
ou-IdrIatlon.
Mr.. Thomas James, Of the Water
Witch. moved that committee OF Oh"
from each company be appointed to wait
on the gas company, to see what reduc
ton they wrr- wiling to make.
Mr.. leighton Grimes, Of the FAM"
thought Il committee OF seven was toe
large. and that three would be sulI
cient.
Mr. ). Chaiwick. Of the Delaware,
moved to amend by making 1t a COM
miticr Of three. Adopted a. amendrd'
The Chair appointed Messis. Thomas
Holt, Of the Delaware; =. }. Babcock, Of
the Washington, and b. }. Gallagher,
Of the Reliance, said committee.
The question Of forming a ilrem"n 5
relief association was then taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Daniel o Neil, OF
the Water Witch, the Secretary vas IN
-trurtrd tt write to officers OF the Vol
un,rrr tirrmeu'S Association OF PhIia'
drlphia, for information i'll reg rd Il
the manner Of conducting that assoCla
ton.
On motion of Mr.. James a committee
Of one from each company to report
constitution and bylaws for the gov
eminent OF the association, was ap
pointed a. follows
Friendship--S Y. Baylis: Washing
ton--P. J. Babro"k; Famr-LeIghtol
Grimes: Water Wltrh-DanlrI O'NelIli
Drlawart-Ihomas Holt; Weccacoe-
Chas. SoIIaway; RelIance-John o.
Donnell, Jr.
The Convention then ADJOURNED tt
meet az the Fame Hose House On FRI
day evening, January 24!h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

The hostile Chryennrs, imprisoned
at Robinson, Nrh., since October last,
broke from the windows Of their prison.
room on Thursday night, fired on the
guard with reviewers which they had
concealed since their capture, and rsra-
ped to the prairie. The main guard
bring aroused, followed in pursuit and
fired at the Indians, killing a number
of them. At last accounts the bodies
Of % warriors, 5 squaws and : children
had been found, 81 of the fugitves re-
captured. Fiv" OF the soldiers we're
wounded, two of whom have died. The
cause Of the outbreak was the 1rtrrml-
ma on Of the Indians not 10 go to the
Indian Territory, where it had been de
rIl, i ~ remove them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
Take Care Of Your Eyes

Those Of our readers who have weak
eyes suI need glasses should not fail
to call on Prof. Charles ltalir, the vii.
njngton "ptician, at No. 2lS Market
street. We feel safe in saying that the
Professor, from his eleven years expert
cnce, thoroughly understands the eyes,
AID being practical workman, he
prepares the glass N suit III. failings
Of til" eye, and he has supplied num-
h-r uf our best citizens with glasses,
all of who'll sprak in the highest terms
OF the relief they have Received from
the Use of his glasses. 60 and convince
yourselves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
DenIh Of an LsiinLnble Indy.

MIS-. Vand-yrr, wife Of Peter B. Van
i-ver, Of New Cas'r. died on Welnes-
day night last. Mrs. Vandrver had
been sick for some two o. three weeks
with typhoid fever, but on the day Of
her death. and for days previous, had
been much better, and upon being
asked by her daughter il Sic was tired
replied that she was and would 90 to
he'd, when, Just as she was getting into
bed, .h" gave gasp and fell over dead.
Shr was a most esteemed lady, a true
Christian, and beloved by all who had
the pleasure of her acquaintance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
PUBLIC SAl.ES.
SALE.

~ virtue ola writ Of yendltioni exponas
issued ont Of the District Court OF the United
States for the District of Delaware. at the
suit OF Frank A. Nallam, Of he city OF Pht
adelphia. PENNSYLVANIA. to me direct. d, ! vii
rypose to sale ut public auction. and Win sci
Ia the highest bidder To- cash on MON AY
January 18th 1879, at II O'Clock In the fore
neon, the steam ting boat ".ames cFndden.
hor boilers. engines, uckel, machinery, ap
lare and furniture where she now lies, at th'
whari OF Pusey. Jones n Company, In the
city of " Wilmington, delaware.
HENRY II. McMULLEN.
u. :. Mars nj District si Delaware.
Mar hats Office. Dec. 18th. ls1s.--ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

This morning at the Police Station
We were shown a very fiue case of sur
gical instruments and medicines, 70,
use at the Hall in case any wounded o.
sick persons are brought in. Heretofore
at til" police office, whenever any on,
was aiIing, it became necessary to send
out Tor medicines and Instrument, hui
now those remedies ar. properly provi-
del for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

Tia" heaviest snow storm known III
those regions for twenty years visited
Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky
on Thursday. 1t extended as far south
in Kentucky as Richmond, and at Mays
will. the drifts were several feet deep.
Farmers fear the loss Of stock in many
places. Railroad travel las been de-
laypd in all directions, and in lronton,
Ohio, the mills have stopped for want
If Goa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
A Mistake.

Mr.. Donolo" informs us that the re-
Mort that he is greatly troubled alou
the slight lite H. received from
n-ighbnr's dog a few days ago, is IN
tirrly untounird. The doy was in
good health at the time, the wound
has already healed up, and h- feel,
not the least injury from it, and ha
no apprehension OF any. The rrpor
that he dreams about il was ROOF
back OF the whole cloth or hyde Al
the case may be.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
Accident.

The wife Of John L. Bailey residing a
Seventh and TatDall streets fell dow
the cellar stairs this morning, iniurinG
herself very badly, rendering her un
conciOus for some time DR.. Law TOT
was called in and prescribed the nrcrs
sary remedies. As no bones were bro
ken it is hoped that she will soon b,
able to attend to her household affair.
as usual.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

Those interested in the cause of ten
prrance will please bear in mind ia
open meeting at the NJ. $. r. A. ROOM
tonight at 7-3O o'clock. New speak
ers, new music, both vocal and instr','
mental. CoH'r ont and help us. NJ
charge for admission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11

Tor SALE OR RTNT- At Maryland
Il i,M Bridge. on Oltl, side VI Canal
ONE seven acres OF land. variety Of fruit, we |
shaded yard, comfortable dwelling, store
house and barn On south OF canal, nearl an
acre Of l,nI, wharf. scales. warehUu'e, &c
Possession on 18th Of March 'cxt. Offers for
whole, or either portion, will he considered,
9l7 spring Harden street, Philadelphia, PA.
dclSltd-3twh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
Fine POrker.

James Dilworth of Christiana Hun
dred slaughtered - months Old pig,a
few days ago, which weighed when
dressed, G3G pounds. 1t was raised hy
Bennett KIair, and fed by his foreman.
Howard Davis. We do not believe that
better or larger pig of its age can be
found.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
An Ice Gorge.

The ice came out Of the Brandywin
at 1910 last evening and gorged in tn
thristiana below the mouth of tn
BraEdywine. The tide became 60 higl
that it extended over the wharvrs, am
a skin, said to be onE to Mr.. Mcclure
was taken away with the tide, and it i
thought was crushed TO pieces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
Given I.O(lgiOg.

Last evening a dozen sailors oh
taiued lodging at the City Hall. The
men have experienced a severe time
of it, some of them having their feet
frosted, and others complaining Of
rough hardships. This morning they
started for Baltimore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-11
Revival Services.

At tle Delaware Avenue Church, Ia''
evening, seven persons rose for prayer
the pastor delivering very able ser
mon. The attendance at these meet
ings is large, and apparently mu'H
good is being done.