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New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Nelson, in the Brooklyn City Court,
decided Saturday that the indictments against Com
ussionels of Cty Works Bennett and Flahcrty could
be trcd IN that court and the was set down for
February Il.
In a suit by \. NJ Palmer, of the Union
Square Theatre Judge Barrett on saturday granted an
ordcrof against Joseph j. Street for alleged de
faccmcnt Palncrs posters and an injunction fofhid
ding street and his employees from dclacng II nJuIng
MI IIImcI's adv Ncrtl-e -emcu;s.
William 4. Ellis, arrested January %,
charged with obtaining money on false pictcnccS III
Texas was brought Saturday before Judge Barrett
Oh writ habeas corpus asking his discharge ASSIST
ant District Attorney Leary said o'ic'r was on his
way from Texas with The necessary ae : Tor ms sul
render. and Judge Barrett adjourned the matter To
Wednesday next
I'm the suit of David II. Sherman and an
other against the Inman steamship Line for the yauc
Of about 10000 pounds frc,h meat. spoiled through
the delay OF the city Of Brussels the ury gave verdict
on Saturday tor the plaintiffs or thClr full caim-~l
5t o. Ihc ease pioneer one IN tins class of lpl-
ties involves many close questions OF Ia"' ana inc
defendant will appeal
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
1xvrsTixGATlNG \ CUBAN's DEATH.

Jose AguiIa Il Cuban, twCnty-nlnc years old,
died on Saturday at No. IL Pe-t. where hc boarded
II was limited by the people IN the clearinghouse ana
others who Knew the dead man, that his death had been
botanrd by Injuries received two years ago the hands
ri malice officer The story told 10 the cfcC that
n flat time Acura and Cuban named Domingo, while
HnJrdug with q Mrs Douncl ii No. y DOVcl-sG, quar-
, NOD one Suud " mOinuc i'm two police occIs' VINO
ancd 10 arrc, them while they were drinking III thelr
avn boUsc. IN fight that followed bOth me Cubbns
were lnutally beaten Domingo died shortly after III
the Charity Ho>pital said a the time, OF small
nov hgura ana Mrs, Douncl made changes against the
rrprg " no were dismissed rom the force. Brt AguTa
never recaIned his hcalth after the beating Deputy Gov"
,.,. ,cN hiuur made "a UOst-!nOrteu examination yes
ttrj,v when showed that Ec had died from internal
nemorfnge resulting from the breaking OF an artery
{ fItl hear
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
RAPID TRANSIT NORrHwARD.

At n meeting Of property owners in West
chester Comfy and the southwestern part OF Connecu-
emf held at Rosedae, was man
Tested IN favor OF contemplated f"I""! 10 JOIN to-
" ,.,. - this citv and running from GcnVIllc.
CD r. Is proposed 10 connect Ut GleHfIIc WIZ the
Nsriiy constructed EidEeHcd ana NtW1 oIA htlIio"a
t"n.rt Nth the New-York and New England hhIlIoa
r1in Port Chester Pelham 1t "cu.u run f3uIn % ~ ~.
~ son Railroad, and cross Inc lldIlcW hISci
TrantL Road below NcV-EOcLcHc, ana th,h.o I'm ne-
tween tc main line and the branch loAu 10 h"IIcli
IliNDr. lnlIl-lNe.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
THE COURTS.

CHARGED WITH COMPLETELY IN FRAUD.
Some time ago William A. Bushnell, the
confidential clerk Of Butler stlllman & Hubbard the
velLknown lawyers, found TO have stolen S3oooo
in bonds and fed. william Allen Butler has recently
brought n SUIT against Eugene Finck brother-inlaw
Of Bushnell and broker for the amount OF the stoeh
bonds. II is stated by him, on information and belief
that Finck was the agent through whom Bushnell DIS
posed Of the stolen securities, and that lie was wen
aware Of BushncS want Of capital and or his entire
dependence his salary OF 81 300 year IL ls further
claimed that Fmck had lost his own seat In the sOek
Exchange, and was interested with Bushnell III INC
sueculaOns which the stolen bonds were lost Judge
D0nOhue these allegations, granted an order O hrte,
against inc Thursday and he was at once arrested
on Saturday Cephas BTuiueri applied, on behaf OF
Emck, 10 Judge Barrett, to vacate tins order on inc
ground that t not stated that Flnck participates III
the amount obtained from the stolen property ana ta
all the attidavIts information ana belief judge
Barrett denied the motion, but with leave 10 rene" IL
Affirmative afidavits.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
DECISIONS-FfB. !.

Supreme Court CLambas-By Judge Barrett
Campbell PRINTING Press NanlisCtnIl9r 'inh'ny as vii
memorandum. Wells gt Qui. Bonds Sufficient aud should
PowtIs act Oiny Motion 10 make more definite ANA Ger
tan denied Weci agt' e. t,IgG .,. see ] lTCn
dynled and STAY ya,4tei IocintI agt Nt"burscr-
junction continued memorandum. Butler agt. FnCk.-
BY Judge Iawrence.-MclnlyTe egt oedenI see no
reason io altering lhe U me 1idei IN spest to il
The Justices OF The Mane C"urIhe wit OF
%gof,ior Couf-Npccid TJ1n-By Judge Spcr.-
phvfc egt Ma-erson ct al Lord agt the Mayor ecOrders
By Judge sedrwick colt qgt Owens ct aorder granted
ipg notion. HcifcnIleun agt sevens-UndenakIng an
proved Kennedy aet hcna3dyi-UIJ'T, ,'ied; loug,dsH
Tilkc.picl agt eoloid- Jnn,io olrrr sl2ned Me-
larh Company agt the Central mon TELEGRAPH COMPANY
E,Gyr % Of nerier Wc AIT ai-oocr deny
nemotiou. cody ETC. as tI o. & &s1b-utu,iol
cot, Order granted ana unGsrisNins agiG'st lia.'
ROGER agL Rogers Bowman agt rurteI Van Beii ast.
Trrstott; B,n aEt. HanmcI; Miller AT. Go.ud-OTdeIs
WSrioe Court-Gcnryd T0m-By Chicf-Justice
Alker Judges McAdan and Nunottl lc ii"tc" Andrews
See memorandum hese ast N"Go e' "'-Oiei alpcditd
W Y Aver JUDGES shea and snnotschubach
agl "n.s.,nuVi1TiI l i' G,i i! WIZ ~ m ls ~
i"ni SmH SS' reversed new ,r. '' o,ced
th o', To- abGc eycAj. Boon astli,Ihstein-MouCn
By CIci"jusucc Akr Judges shea Goepp.-Chattcr
ION aat Iiglihe order up'n "Li,h Ia. Judgment bto"
as entered ia affirmed; memorandum Canll agt Austin
I,,.Ir, gup-a led nom reversed e,c mtmOlaadGm.
~ CUtiJuStioc Alhrr and Judge shea NcwN oIk Silk
Nia1uftcturug aRt. NilldTd-OrdCr affirmed
Inu N Inc aud Brandy company agt. HcimHu-J JndSmcnt
T.yrrscI Manchester agt. FauuagsuJ Judgment affirmed
Nv Chief Justice Alk,r and Judge shcTAda- Zimmerman
at lrnar,i r,i-JuugIueut affirmed.
Crf Alker and Judge SinuOtt Brewster et al
apt UtcnJudgurB atIlmed Palsseau et al agt. United
SS,cs t'rsri C1mpanv-OldrT reversed
iv Judges shea. sheridan and GOeIpITaver aGt. Central
NIrfh and EsITodd y.-J iIGg
rtnt AFFIRMED wathcmy act CEethsm.Judgment reversed
zee memorandum. Lt Wis ag Lutzen et a-Judgment re-
v,rsrd Maislilo agt kopltl- Judgment ahfmea Wilkins
act t;,l1cr CNos and 9lOIuers affirmed. Lesser agL
Wuuurr-- order. and Judgment affirmed.
iV Judges shea sheridan ana snnOtt.-Wheecr ag IIud
uut.-OUicT affirmed.
B,aD-Iudg gmCu reversed
and 0iuuOtt BOhschld AIT. Scfbacncr
ma ,urnt Affirmed. IN 10 Masia agL IhacheT-SCe mem
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
ACCUSED OF WASTING TRUST FUNDS.

Thomas Belknap, jr., formerly member OF
the firm OF Kctchum & Bclknap, brokers, OF No. -
Broad-st., who sometime went into bankruptcy was
arrested Saturday at the suit OF his wlie's aunt
Mrs. Julia H. Suydam. His wife, Miss Wyckoh, he
longed 10 wealthy family, and the investments of the
some years to have been careful and successful I'm such
Investments but lately to have involved them III ms
losses. Mrs Suydam charges that he has mlslscd
and lost the bulk of her estate amounting TO about
$4,000 invested in United States securities and IL
bonds of the New-IOrk Central and Michigan Central
Railroads. On this cnargc he was held w S3J,Ooo
bail. Bclknap after the bankruptcy procee%
lngz, which did not include the trust funds OF the
Wyckof family. went 10 Hartford, Conn. where his
father resides rne father also is accused OF msappro-
pIatny trust funds. Mr.. Beknap. ir., returned day
or two ago to await the action OF Mrs. Suydim His
friends hope that the bail will he given today IL Is
said, however that her losses only small part OF
the loss Of the family which by some lumors is placed at
upward Of 100000.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
DrsrrT1-Tr IN 4 STRANGE LAND.

4 woman claiming TO ne the WIDOW OF zap
tain pierce OBi,n. OF the Britieh ARMY, who dcU III
Dllu ost Nav made application 10 the Commisson1i =
~ Tmicration on Thursday for passage TO Liverpool
tr bcr.,f and child. Mr-. OBrien arrived ron luI"pc
Tnynmnrr X IA the steamship Spall, aud WeI 10 Ilul
,Sbcrn a sister resides, hoping 10 Obtain elhpoY
r lister she SAYS, treated her coldy ana relScu y"
asst her BY dspOsug o most oi her cothlng she Wa
~ tn retnTu 10 NcW-OoTk on Wednesday last ana
pniy,d in a stajiOH-h0Urc that night. On lhirsldN
UG1ng Superintendent J1C!son applied To me NAtlol
H.. Sttaishlp Comu4ny and obtained ticker 10 LIVER
oo for thc woman her child, aud they called 1atui-
doy on the steamship Egypt
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
rAypAYERs DErRAUpEp.

CrvcIxNATf. Jan. 3l.-1he citizens of Cr-
lrn ohio. ARE excited over discovery Of fraudulent
,ro,tces IN the County Treasures Office. Treasurer
lanes Blls has left the business Of his once mostly 70
b,ino cl,rks one Of them beng his brother. These
,, men have been in the habit Of 0yerchaTging On
,ero,r,s and then entering the true amour, on the
nook. Tney were discovered by taxpayer, Who
",nimcd that he had been Oyercharged Upon TINS
,.r,l ,fnrr men compared nOtcs ana found iley had
hecn sy-tcmatcaly delTtuded. The young clerks have
neon irg fact lives for rome time past ana spending
nancy freely The treasurer 70 Gaklas restitution ID
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
REFUSING TO MARRY An OLD PLAYMATE.
IIannah Horn sued Michael krauzer fC

breach promise Of marriage. and had him arrested
bail being placed at 1000. krauzer aud she were
early pavmatCs in Austria She some years ago
IN ls c,uutrv and prospcred and she says, his
promise marrv her sent him money 10 come 10 TINS
country lie came here, but did not marry her. lis
story Gcr- very little hers He admits the child
Isn acquaintance, and says her father. as he grew mp
was cont inually paisug his dau gter, and showed him
kcucSs OF beautiful girl, very different from me one
he found his arrival here He denies that he ever
promised marry her. and says he Will not ne himself
for life To her, beng s only twenty years OF age Ihc
before Judge Sheridan III irlnc Court, on
the question Of BAIL which reduced 10 $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
ARNIN ORDEhS.

WAsuINGTOS, Jan. 31.-Captain William IL.
Bell, Co1Iussary Of Subsistence is ordered to New
Orlraus to assume the duties OF Purchasing and Depot
ConmissaIy at that place. First Lieutenant +. c.
GrugaB, 2d Cayalry, Acting signal Oh1er' Is ap-
pointed to act inspector OF such Unscrvceabe c!0tA-
ing camp ana garrison equpaGe ana ordnance stores "a
may bc properly presented 70 him for inspection, and
for which First Lieutenant Il. l.. Strong, 1th ATtl
I'Ty, ActuS Signal Officer AT Fort Nhlppic, NH' IL
responsible. FIRST Lieutenant VI. {. GOodieI, United
states Marine Corps j. detached from duly oD OOdld tue
saIatUGl ana ordered to duty at Annapolis.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
AN.TIOyAL GUARD DECISION

ALBANY, Jan. 31.-Ju>tlce Learned has
rendered II decision IN The case of Captain Noah j..
Cocheu II the 18Th Regiment, who was dismissed for
ungenrmauly conduct and the Court Martial approved
by Governor Robinson, and WHO also procured writ OF
ct,orO Icdurng the Governor 20 certify 10 thr Spc-
cll Term the proceedings whereby he affirmed tuch
findings The jude rendered the decision on the motion
of Judge Advocate Hughes to quash the writ grantlHE
the motion, holding substantially that the Governor :
action "a Military C0mmandcr-in-chief cannot be re-
viewed by the evil power and that IN nltaiy matters
he Is tie IN chest tribunal known 10 the law.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The President sen
the following nominations TO the Senate yesterday:
Junius l. Powell Maryland. be Assistants Fl
the Army
second lcuttnaut Abel l. Smith, 18Th Infantry, to h
selUId Lieutenant, eth Cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
rnrs1l,lAN rOArING CHALLTNGE.

B0sroN, Mass, Feb. 2.-The Freshman class
Of Harvard held another boating meeting Friday even
ing and reconsidercd the action taken al Tie meeting
fyv DAYS since Subsequently they decided TO e1tcAd
- rhoIISure 10 Columbia, instead OF Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
4 PROFIT FROM AUBURN PRISON.

AUBURN, y. y, Jan. 31.-Ihe January ac-
counts al Auburn Prison closed to-day, every bill being
Maid II, fulI The vpcuses for the month $500 -
against II lj9 - of total calnIngs-d net Ehh ol
c53 81 This j. the best monthly showing the PRISON
hae made for many years.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Ihc Senate, in cx-
ecuiiye session. confirmed the following nominations
yesterday:
Touas NJ Helm, be Register Of tho Land Office at Xii
win. Kansas.
Illinois Charles YIN, Carrollton George W.
McIeip, Cairo. EtHtuo ky-Jamcs G. Evans, Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
BOSTON FOUR PER CENT LOAN.

boston, Jan. 3I,- he FI,VUUIVVU III" 7 P''
ou, loan Of the civ of Boston has been taken bv a
syndicate formed by Charles a. sweet co. and WI
nam Ballou Coz prominent bankers o ill- cily lne
loan is for improved eewcragc ana h"s twenty Se"'S ~
nun IRON January, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Gouarlliershlp Nonce5.

NuwNOLE, heb. /, l,70
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
- Nj MARCH retircs from our irm THIS gay ara 3's
a. nj itr ia mrs TIION I'~ON admitted partner
THOMPSUN, NlLhOFt - G..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Jcc Cream.

4 FACT.-HORrON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
n Fnu,f PURE OEANGE COT MY CKtA ", ,..,-
40 4 III itCl!LS, FESTIVALS HOTELS. ELoIAJ Ran -
AND 1HE TRADE
2Jc PER Oi ARi.
TO FAMILIES by the GALLON, JVc FER -I-N4'4'
CHARLOTTE ~ ~~E aud Jl-l.l.l ,..,.,..
II!Erli, RICH and DELICIOUS, --..,,.,...
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
perors 7O5 4thaye. lc-s Broadway aui1 CA2thallst
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Eerurss ano HeeIlngs.

4 MEEICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL ELEC-
~ TION for officers ara managers % Tho IAN .t t'"I
on IA thSDAN the 18TH Of February, 1873 ih
Tie Cooper Buidlnl. The polls VIII open at t''.'
aud clos. "A = O'Clock v y. G. La. IT.
G.. 81 X. LEO-LIi HeeOTGIng ~ecIeIsl}.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Business Gndntes.

ANY ONE DESIRING, at MODEkAl Il
~ slaTy The services ot al able eXpeIlrho1 Os3HAoe.
with thc Of references can nnd one U sd o! addressing
BOOKKEEPER. Box 3.N2j. NcV y 0fk Iost Oh'e.
DARTNER WANTED III the stock ami bond
commission business either special or general WIN -
1uo o uOG references satisfactory character
AGdft,- BROKER Box GOi Post once.
NxvANTED-A man of business experience,
With some capital partner u an onOfaDr Uushtss
ibar vii pay literally. Address il, i. o. Box l.'t3
yIyANTED-In a sure and plolitib busl-
w ness which viii rot take up much t ls,thi' MN Mn
- TIbuH. olcc
ttEn nNn i Will sell to an acceptable
- fV.ODV. party direct tlreeqIarter I'M rest ID ID
nId u pg proprty which will hc satisfactorily shown 10
combine he Usual fcatAc Of value looked fol ~ such an e
desirable features that are Eey
rare personal furnished OF the very mSht>t ,
acicr al statements satisfactorily guarahrrI "hu 'dS"y
yrrincd. Address MINING, Box - Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Cost an0 fonn0.

OST-Rauk book. No. 241 .j5S of the
II Blocker savings Bank: tho nnder VIII please
return % To the bank.
OST-Ranl- book No. SO,G93, OF the Ger
man s,ing- Bark IN the city OF NewIork the Under
requested return to the bank II mol ie'totId
sih day II March 1879, Application VIII Dc Aue ~ n
for q book.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Gltuut,cns UanIeG-- femGlss

COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant cook thor
- onzhy competent who under ands all kinds o.
family WORT excellent cook win be useful any opacity
moderate wages permanent place preferred no otec
ton the best Of city neutrality-suspicious. Ca :"
$50 6th.aye., near lSth-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

COOK.-By IA first-claSS cook thoroughly
proiesse In her business: no ljecijn to Tie county
verbal city references; city country. No. GO2 Gthaye
hciwCcn Jjth and abih.sIs
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Eclp manleb
iilusical Jnslrnmcnts.

n. 30 25 EAST l4TII-Sr
Chickering'S Stenway and other Pianos anl organs Os
OIL cash, on jas -tdlluOntoo and iOi fonL
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
and WAITRESS.-Bv an

- English Protestant girl very tcaDe ana wei recon-.
mcnded speak French nucnty com ctency in 'lher
cauacity also understAnls All
about children city county 3G6 Ch ave, noar 2Sdst
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
DHILilARMONlC SOCIETY OF NEW-YORR
i ACAuEAY UFMUsIC. .THIEIYsEFENTns SEASON
FOURTH CONCERT
Nh. John 7, Owens
DED Is SrRIANISM-MOZART GARDEN. cor

L Fuon ana ~mhsts, Brooslyn. John Perkins ~ Brook
n Bmt Brennan and Fred Gross Of Nc~N OrA Commenc'
ing FrbTHIIV g. l4OJ a. ending ~ sA di3s walking day
aid night. Purse 800 Admission - c'HiS.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
nIVXEP NDAMROSCH CHAMBER MI SIC
CTANDARD THEATRE.

1 sDILEE>-Trst soIrle: r.uT-iay evening February
T. al The nOA League Theatre sub ,rit'I ll,Etts 80
stnlnnaI-s s.hnnls scLmnaLlh-e and MhLL.ns EIDs-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

I ATNDRESS.-By q first-clasS laUndreSs, one
more families Washing huting and shiIt po ,hing nea y
done # reference given. Cali address Mrs. r. Nc
LATGIlIIN. lOor, room 3, FOG West ZuhsL T. >-Or
/ yyni1 20 outb ~ a.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Gitnatlons Wdnteo--1 1Idles

COACHMAN-A frst-clasS cOachman, safe
- oItNrr lived hTst-Cl3ss families highly recon.
mondrd: married; has family. Addrrss COAl HMAN,
l5l McAt 1slh 81. prlNale stabo.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03
Horse Thief Killed.

On the 18th Of September, Deputy
Shcriffs Andersen and Hambin CT
Umatilla county and posse overlook
and killed q supposed horse thief, then
twenty miles from Fort iIprnev. The
pursuing party Travelled all night and
at daylight overlook the two men t,ey
had been pursuing, A correspondent
says: ''When within ten PAGES 0! the
man who was killed, and who was evi-
IDENTIFY the Ie"der, Anderson ordered
him to throw up his han s, at the same
time covering him with his rife, a. did
also three Others. The man was noticed
to smile derisively, and like fash he
raised his Winchester to his shoulder
but his horse becoming unmanage ible
he was unable to take an. Wheeling
I to the right he changed the gun by 6
dexterous movement so that the barre
rested on his RICH, forearm and fired
but tho lraciiousness of the horse
c,used him to hit wide of the mark. A
moment later and he received wolfe,
from the rifles of the posse and dropped
dead in hs tracks" The dead mar
was identified as Dick Barber Tn,
other man. named John Campbell, CAV
up and was br night 10 Pendlcton h,
Sheriff Sperry. together with the stolel
horses. - ". II. Union.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03
Accidental Death.


Mr.. VIM. Hammer, of Coltax, W.
T.. sustained injuries from the dis
charge of his gun on the 18th inst.
which caused his death within twenty.
four hours. He was conversing with "a
friend and rest ng his right hand upon
the muzzle of the gun and the elbow
of his left arm upon it. A little boy,
the son of a friend. was playing about
his feet, and is supposed to have pulled
the hammer back far enough to give Il
sufficient force TO explode the cap when
it slipped from i.s little hand, aud the
gun was discharged, terribly mutilatins
Mr.. Hammers right hand and left arm
The shock of the discharge and the
severe surgical operation which follow
ed caused his death. -4Hoantdineer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03
News from Warrens.

Mr.. ". OsaArnold arrived last night
direct from Warrens camp. He re,
ports that Lieut.. Farraw with his scents
is still out in the Sheep Eater country,
and had when messenger lef, him only
half rations; that an Indian we'll known
in Warrens had come in and gave him.
self up, and that others had pr; mis- d
to do the same, and that Farrow was
very confident aud trusting to their
good intent ons; but Dave Monroe. who
was sent as messenger to Warrens re-
ported that he was cut off both in front
aud rear by hostiles who were lying in
wait for him. A friendly Umatila
who was with him discovered the In.
dams ia ambush and by deploying back
aud forth across the trail they sue
ce,ded in eluding the hostles and
reached Warrens. Monroe says Far.
row is in tig int place, and that t q
hostiles greatly outnumber his scouts,
and he being so confident that they
mean to come in and surrender will not
even fortify to resist them and that he
will be at their mercy. Several citi.
zens of Warrens had gone out to assis,
Farrow. Mr.. Arnold says that the re
port of the killing of Charles Brigh
and A. D. Snead by the Indians il
without foundation; that he saw Smeat
on Sunday last and met Bright as b.
was coming out Of Warrsns on Tuesday
Smead had gone cut with other citizen
to assist Farrow. Arnold met the com
mand Of Force going to Warrens. TIL
e Rescue nine is employing twelve mel
n besides Cinnamon. The mill ha
started up and pr paratious are bcin
' made to work the mine all Winter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03

4 private letter from Deadwood city
Dakota, of date 18th Sept says:
II tell YOU lhat the Black Hills are
going to be the best country on earth.
Here we have town nearly as large as
Helena and only three years old, be-
sides twj more towns nearly as large
With, four miles Of this place. One
conpany here have TWO quartz mill.
that crush 600 tons per day, besides
there arc fifteen or twenty smaller mills
that crush from twenty to sixty too:
each per day
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03

FOUNDATION CoMMEsCED. We uoticetbat
work on the foundation of the church edi-
ice under the auspices of Rev. Mr.. Nc
Aliister has already commenced on the
north side of Montgomery street above
Hollis livery stable. This is the Grst man.
ual labor done towards church. building
in Lewiston since the building Of the small
Catholic church on Fifth street. We have
had several paper church uildirgs and
| much windy talk about what was TO be
| done, but we have failed to see churci
edifice in the town. More action and les
wind work will be likely to succeed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03
Something that
WORTH KNOWING.

The best grub, aud more of il for less
money. than at any place in North Idaho,
can be found at McGrane's Bakery aud
Restaurant on Montgomery st. Board by
the day, week or month at reduced rates
Don't take my word for it but call and
look for yourself, and will show you
mean business. Remember, NO MONGO-
lIANS employed on the premises. 10
conr ection with the restaurant can be
found good clean beds House open MI
night. 37-tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03

Reports from the We;ser country re
late that a band Of horse thieves, sup
posed to be whites ia Indian disguise
are railug the Upper and Indian val
legs. THEY drove off horses belonging
to several residents there. They LETT q
big trail and depart i by way of the
Payctte river, throwing arrows along
the route behind them.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-10-03

FrGlTlvE ARRESTED A man was ar
rested 10y sheriff Baird or the ground
where the pigeon shooting was had on
Saturday last and lodged in Jail. The au-
thority for this arrest WAS telegram from
the sheriff of Columbia county VI. T., al
lodging that he held q warrant agaiusth him
for horses stealing. While in Jail here be
WIS identified as one Of the prisone who
lrokc jsi! 10 California a. the time that
Bosco, the paymsster robber made his e.
cape. We learn that he confessed to lie
one OF Of the men who escaped with Bosco,
and that he was lodged in Jail for the
crime OF lighting only, and that since that
time he had been.bnck and remained in that
county for some months and that sheriff
Bull Of the county, knew Of his retnrn but
would not arrest him lie claimed that be
was innoceu, Of horse stealing in Columbia
county. During the last year he WAS mar
ried by magistrate in this city TO ayonng
woman living in the Assotiu settlement,
and we are Informed that few days ago
he came here to procure diverse but was
! told that he had not been in the territory
A sufficient length of time to begin such a
suit. Yesterday morning he was turned
over to the sheriff Of Columbia countv
who proceeded, with him, TO Dayton. liz
cave his name here as paekwood.