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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

HoRNELLsvILLE, N. Y, Feb, ia fire here
to night destroyed four brick stores, also the
offices aud dweling.plNces between the Della
van House aud the City Hall. Tho latter
building at ono time was threatened with
destruction. The loss is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

ddate of only moderate popularity with his own
party. his digniied and rather naughty manner NOT
commencing him TO the rude elements that make
up the rank and file of the Democracy. Upon tue
tariff question Mr. Ludlow has succeeded IN placing
himself in an awkward position. In his letter OF
acceptance he indorsed the Cincinnati platform,
which il plainly hostile to protection. and 't.el
declared himself protectionist II any meaning
can be got out OF these contradictions. 1t isthat
he Is an antiprotectionist far the country AT
large is concerned. and only protectonist at home
in Ncw-.Jersey. He would have done better 10
leave the tariff question alone. remembering the
advice of Hosea Biglow:
ginoone statesman should be on his guard,
III h. must hev beliefs not TO b'icye 'em TOO hard'
The Republican canvass in this part Of the State
is not as active yet in Newark and Paterson,
but ii is in much better shape. so far as organza-
ton and meetings are concerned, than the Demo
cratic canvass. The Republicans express great
satisfaction with their candidate for Governor,
Mr. Potts. who makes an excellent impression
wherever ne appears before an audience ana mas
the confluence and respect of the manufacturing
and farming classes. 1t too early to look forward
to The result of the election, but 1t is plain that IN"
Republicans have made much better start in the
contest than their adversares L. VS..
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
GovERN0R CoRyELHS CONDITION.

Governor Cornell. who is i'll at Hotel Brighton.
Coney Island, with severe attack of maaral
fever Is recovering slowly. On Saturday morning
last the attending physicians. DIR. Morgan, Of
Sheepshead Bay. and DR.. Baner. of this city, agreed
that the crisis past. and that there would soon
be a material improvement IN the Governors
dltiOn. The change for the better Oh Saturday be-
came more marked yesterday. During Saturday
and last evening he enjoyed moro comfort than at
any time during his illness. His physicians say that
he is doing as well as could be expected. DR.. Nor
gan who has scarcely left the Governors room since
the beginning of his illness last Tuesday, is still at
Hotel Brighton DR.. Baner also called again yester
day mOrning. The Governor, Notwithstanding his
weakness is disposed TO be cheerful and 10 chat
pleasantly with those who about him. Ii is
ihought that he Will have recovered sufficiently in
q few DAYS to sit rp in a chair.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
Special Notices
Post d hcs Notice.

Post d Bcs Notice
The foreign nails ending SATURDAY. Ocobei
isso will otncs TUESDAY. at 1880 4 IA,
for Europe by steamship Baltic VIA Qasenstowny WE'D
MES DAY 1880 n for Europe Dy steamship soythia
VIA France be
aessed ana al NJ for france direct bv steansp Amor
ioue VIA iIavre; THURSDAY. at III for Europe
a,es slip Frisia Plymouth, Cherbourg Hgmburg;
ana al ireland direct, by steamship City
-ea VIA correspondence Great Britain
The Continent be specially addressed SATURDAY,
M IL a. Germany. &c. by steamship DonAu
smpton Bremen correspopdence for Great Britain aud
the Continent he specially addressed and at IL
Europe by steamship dermauic wa oaeenstown and al
m of scotland direct by steamship CrcasstA 8asgowt
ana AT M. for Belgium urec Ox steamship vaderlAnd
via Antwerp rhe nails for Denmarx. sweea Norway
diSpatchod Hamburg Bremen only
The malls Hayu 81 DOM and ruIk's Island
leave NewYork The Hayu leave
Ncw!ycrk september 20; The mas Tor Havana New
Yora September 10 aud 30 The mails Tor Porto Rico leave
New York sepsmesr 80 Tue mails for Jamaica. ssyania
and south Pacific leave New-York september 81. The
mails Nassau N P loAve Now York September 80 The
mails and Curaooa leave NewYork October
Tho MALE leave septsn ana 90
fooer malls Thomas and leave Ne ~
fork OCTOBER Tho As tor Ohas snd Japan lsave san
frAncsoo October H. The mais tor AUSTRALIA &c.
THOA l. JAMES. Possmastsn
Post once Nsw-York. september 2s isaAA
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
Editors, Lawyers. Ministers
Use the Brain -iOOd, NlrAllkD fhOsPhiIEs'
All druggists sell II.
IlLELl.


AUGAMAR-on sunday. 10th inst. Colonel Eugene II
Augamar Of NewOreans La In the Oyth year o ms age
Tunera mis- late residence No. IoJ East zlsLs
% on , MUs, vi, H., ske to New orleans for nterment
New. orleans papers please copy.
CARTER suddenly, Thursday. september ~ Eliza NJ
daughter Of the late Hon. j. NJ. carter. -
Monday. september IL nom the FIRST Congrega
ional Church, Norw alE, Conn. at O'Clock p IN - .
Carriages II train from Newf ork CITY AT
south Norwalk.
Eugene p HAWTHORNE and eldest daughter OF the late
Gabriel A Ludlow. --.., .....,
10 attend funeral ST. Georges Church, Flushng
l. l. Wednesday, Goth inst. at II O'Clock - 90.
Train leaves Hunters Point for Flushing (Man street sta
tom at 10 O'Clock
,vn On Friday September pa $780, Henry b. Hyde. jr
son Henry b. and Annie b. Hyde aged year' anu
mogths. ~, 49,. .,o -. ,,.o ,,s,,o,.a ., his
ctandmother Simeon hltch. No d East 3othst on
i'uesday tue 28th az l03U M Friends are9kindly
requested not to send flowers
ACHsuddenly SATURDAY, September %, Mr. John
Iveraoh, In the 35th year OF his age. , - -, a..
friends respectfully nvtel 10 httcnn MS
funeral from Fourth Presbyterian Cburch Sith ST.
OF Broadway on Tuesuay' oeP'emoer 90 ~ 4'"o
o'clock - -
MAxwELL-on saturday. September 21 1850 James Ed
Reayes and friends invited TO attend the funeral Mt his
23d ST., tuesday september
2S at 10 1t is kindly requested that no flowers be
sent
The funeral services the remains OF the late General
n A. Torbert Will be held at Trinity Chapel on ednesday,
oath inst at Memorial cards should be presented at
tho door to secure for personal friends
The Executive Committed desiring 10 invite ali friends OF
tho late General being cognzant OF their address,
will memorial cards upon Application at the ome Oh
walter II Gibson lOl Johnst. before p on Tuesday,
2sth inst officers OF the Army aud Navy are especially In
yted.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
In Its issue of yesterday The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained, among other features, the followingi

In Its issue of yesterday The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained among other features, the following;
Current News In London-The special cable dispatch
TO THE TRIBUNE relates TO the efforts to secure the
render OF Ducigno the threats OF the AbanlaDs 10 de-
sroy the town. the danger Of great European Mr..
Parnels programme, the Basuto troubles the Ian
casbire strikes and the abandonment OF Cyprus.
summer Days at Deppe.-In long letter from Mr..
smalIey there gwen graphic description OF the way
N which visitors enjoy themselves ut the French
New Publications.-In addition a careful review OF
Il IL StoddArd's Memoir OF L. A. Poe. there Is
given long review, replete with quota
tions OF Judge Tourgees new book. " Bricks
without straw" An outline Is given OF the entire plan
OF this remarkable companion work to "A FOOLS
Errand."
Among the other articles, foreign. domestic per-
sonal, literary religious and scientific We're the fol-
lowing:
Topics in ParisMemories called forth by the Theirs
statue and gossip about the use and sgnincance OF
names. . , .., - a..
amonp the farmers OF Indiana.
A lasting Memory.-A fascinating tale OF London
sreet Pnysognomy.-Another entertaining article by
Mr. Conrdon on the scenes and events OF a tbickly-
popul ared street In New-York.
p,s,parck and Motke Mt sedanAn article Of extraor
dinarY giving the memorable conversation bs
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1880

tween the German and French commanders ~ INC sur
render OF the third Napoleon; ,r0or IN hats
bonnets nd dress goods ,,. ,,n
Letters 10 the Editor Moniala not fafaoise' 'po
Epi ,copal Parish Question.
senator Blaine In Pba6elphia.
Mr.. Sherman's answer tr Bayard
The PAn-Ifesbylerian Council.
The Brazilian Mail Service
Spurls Land and water.
Music aud the Drama.
The New Seventh Regiment Arinory.
Morning In Biliingsgate.
RIbelals
Captain Eads's Start IN L.e.
Home Iutcrcsfs
Religious Intelligence
Science for toe People.
kuitiiug and Crochet.
The news Of the day is indicated by the following
summaries:
FoRErGN-The London cable dispatch to IHf
Tribune states that the proceedings at Dnlclgno
are watched anxousy in Europe; the MahometanS
il Ducigno threaten to bnrn the Town
rather than surrender the Powers must, bow.
aflor to retire defeated; Mr.. ParnelPs new scheme
is regarded with disiavor by the English Radicals
1t IS probable that the Lancashire strike VII be
averted. - The greater part OF 'Issoye,
a Swiss village has been destroyed by fire. -
The Cuban nsurgent chief CarIlIo has surrendered.
60 The Archbishop OF Paris wrote a letter to
President Grevy regard to the DEGREES.
ID misunderstanding sherman has made
speech in reply 10 .nator Bayard: - me an
thracIte coal companies will stop mining from Octo-
ber l to g inclusive. 60 Delegates eicctef In
Saratoga to the Democratic Congressional Con-
ventioD were instructed to support Judge Hilton.
- Greenback nominees FOR Indiana state
officers have resigned from the ticket. - Presi-
dent Hayes and his party started Saturday on "a
four days stage coach ride into Oregon. - Gen.
eral Weaver telegraphed SolOn Chase, compliment
ing the courage of the Greenbackers in Maine. -
A nephew of Governor Williams was killed on Fri
day night in VIncennes.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-The reports received az
Headquarters indicate great energy and activity
among Republicans. - Governor CornelPs condl-
tion was muc b improved on Saturday=Wa arteld,
Gcuverneur, Telemachus, Glenmore and Captain
Franklin won the Coney Island races, -, -
Road accepted the award of the arbtra.
tors 80 The fifth annual meeting of the National
Association of Amateur Athletes was held -
.John Kelly demanded that Irving Hall with
draw its demand to name the candidate for
Mayor - Several interesting games of polo
were played. - The new 7th Regiment Armory
Copies of the paper may still be had at The IRIB-
uNE counter, or by mail Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
To Republican Ciubs


CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
THE NEW YORK rRIBUN r. has issued IN the form Of
It's popular TRIBUNE EXi RAS the following dOeumentA
which arc OF special value In this campaign;
No 53 The Black List -, , =,
Reputation IN the sold south showing the record o.
rank shonesty financial dshenor which has been madt
since the southern state except Texas Priet
cents SO per hundred sl2 per thousand
O.3i The Finance Primer
The OF enancal Topics fne plainest and cIeaest
the English language OF current nnapca
topcs Price 5 cents; hundred Sl2 thousand
No 55 The Chisholn, TRAGEDY,
Chisholm tells how her husband was Drulay murler~
by a mob. Price 81 Per hundred so pei
No. IS The Life Of Gnr6eld:
Containing sketch his 10 1861 Reprinted with
ou change from Whitclaw Reid's "Ohio IN the War
Earlier and Years" by MI Il. v smsley sketch Of
General Chester Arthur. Letters Of Acceptance Gar
fields speeches 10 pages. frce eentsi per hundred
@~' p No 90. The Two Parties.
Political Ba ance-shect An address Dy Colonel John
HAY at Cleveland July 81 1850. Price cents 81 pea
No, ~. Hail 10 the Chief
graphic OF the reception OF Gebera Gar
field In New-Y0rk, with speeches OF leading kepuOoapt
from all parts country Price 10 cents 50 per hun
No is. Brigndicrs Uppermost
Rebel Ruled Congress-No Chance Ior Union Soldiers
nounces an Infamous Forgery The Lie Laid Bare-Ths
rigadies Sine Confeuerates in Congress
and Named Price cents 90 per hundreds - pet
thousand. -. -,
Nearly fourteen hundre millions OF dollars demanded Of
the toyerument the Solid south for too
Losses during The 10 made IRON the on
ciaI Washington Of the claims ned to date
voter ought 10 READ ffcc cents ID per nun
orders for any promptly lied 40
''"'"'' 49, THE TRIBUNE.
New York
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
APLEASANT DAY AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT r. l., Sept. 26.-This has been q
charming Sabbath. Church services well attended.
The Right Rev. John T. Young, Bishop OF Florida,
oalcated at Zion Church. Bishop Jaeger OF Ohio,
preacned two sermons at All Saints Chapel.
Mr. John Carey. jr of NewYork, Is seriously III at his
summer residence at this place His recovery Is
An able sermon was preached at the Memorial Chapel,
Tlyeron to day BY Mrs Julia Ward Howe. OF Boston.
Mr. Blake Member OF Parliament from Waterford, and
wife are at the Hotel AqudBeck.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett was serenaded by the New
port brnas band last evening.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
A REMARKABLE CIRCULATION.
From The Crawford Penny Journal,

From The Crdcrord (Penn.l Journal
We are glad to see that IHE NEW 7 DIRK
TRIBUNE which Is dong glorious work for the Republi
can party surely and steadily increasing its crcula
ton and, OF course, Its influence and prosperity. Its
regular weekly edition now is 100000 copies. and the
Campaign committees are sfndlng IN orders Dy the
Thousand Last weeks edition 19l 000 and 1t is
safe TO guess that VIII print 10000 IN single week
before the campaign closes This Is most remarkable
Circulation aud IL is attained by lowering the price,
but by the Intrinsic merit OF the paper. The TRIBUNE
Ia the greatest power Tor good IN the country.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
MIDNIGHT HRA TIL ER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Sup,opsts for the d ts, 81 hour5

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27, L a. m.-Clear
weather continues in New England and the Middle
states, with southerly winds. less pressure and no
change In temperature. Rain has prevailed II the Lake
region and thence souihward to the Gulf coast, with
southerly 10 westerly Winds falling barometer and lower
temperature except in the eastern portion Of the Lake
ree,op and the Gulf Staes The has risen in
the Northwest and Southwest, with colder northerly
winds and local rains followed by clearing weather
Indicdnons.
For New-Engand increasing coudDess and light
rains falling barometer, southery 10 westerly winds
low or tempeIa ure during Monday night
For the Middle states partly cloudy weather, local
rains southerly winds shifting TO west and southwest
erly falling followed by rising barometer and slight tall
In temperature
ryIpJryE LOCAL iTIOYs
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

TRfBuNH OFFICE. Sept 81 q. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday was slowly downward. Clear
and partly cloudy weather prevailed The temperature
ranged between $50 and 76' the average 1902 being
lie higher the corresponding day last and
sso higher than Saturday.
Partly cloudy and cloudy weather with occasional light
rains followed by cooler and clearing weather may
expected to-day III this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Sept 2j.-spansh gold. 22l. Exchange quiet ;
on the United states. 60 DAYS gold, St9sA2 pIemniumi
40 short sight qg0i premium; on London le20lV pre-
minn on PARIS 40lt premlnm; SUGAR weak prices
de ,lninQ, Nos - d. So 2G5 reals DER arIODe III
gold 10 to 20 D. g. ghGl03 reals Moas,es sugar, az n,
Nos TO 10. 62a reals Musc9yado common TO Far Oi9g
$50
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
SMALL LOSS CAUSED IN BROOKLYN.

A fire broke out on Saturday In the paint
and paper store of soren Bonne. No. 62O Broadway.
Brooklyn. The building was one OF row OF brick
dwellings and stores combined IL was owned by James
III skman OF No ~ PARK place. whose loss IL placed
At $500 The contents OF tho store were completely
destroyed. The estimated loss WAS $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

"CHo"-Mrs. Robinson :" How chic
aha "A George /" M Robinson Z" n 10 comes to that
so's he p Irs RobinsonI "I really must get myself
M, 10 look ike her r. Mr.. Robinsoni III you DO. I'll
rE mysel out like him. and therei be pair Of Us p
tPunch.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

IIn NIt SITFIUtU pNI"
sstrnt coug6 the general strength wasted, and an IN
durable compliant established thereby Dr. Jaynes EX-
nectoraor i an effective remedy conghs and colds
and exerts a beneficial effect the pulmonary and
bronchial organs.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

Tapestry Carpet with Sewed Carpet Lining under IT
will out wear els Carpet without Lining Use only
that manufactured Of Cotton and Paper American carpet
Lining Co New.YOrk and Boston For sale BY all carpet
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ,.
i1olitica! Notices.

A-Poiiticai Banners af Snort Notice
OIL painted Portraits on hand for sale by
HOJER * GRAHAM. Painters. ~ Duanest
Campaign Equipments of ali kinds. manufactured aud
for sale Dy . =. ,,o>,,..,. nm, ,,-., =, a,
IIcaduun rters tor POLITICAL BANNERS,
PORTRAIrS, FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS.
81 r. LEVY q CO.
NO So tfOward-st.. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

vsaions this tentasef
ine ivons Of tine for the ~
osc stioney
mercury during The broken dot ne tbs
indicated thsrmomete aaanuts
Ph al Broadway
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
Guerlal Notices.

JufClll Nolleea.
Bangs dCO., Auctioneers.
7S9 and 74l Broadway,
Will sell
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 81. at33o p m.
co,eotiou OF GOOD BOOKS Popular standard Classical
~ Theological. sc.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
NEW BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. PERIODICALS. &c,
and collectionof
ENGRAyINGS, VIEWS, PORTRAITS 90.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER RI.
A COLLECTION OF OLD AND NEW BOOKS.
composed for the greater part of popular
PUBLICATIONS, HISTORY, FICTION, &c
Ear saIe-splendd new sealskin sacque Fur lined
Circular Bargains sHAYNE. lo3 Princest
FusseiI's Ice Cream rs Good.
One quart and upward delivered 70 families Chnrches sup
plea. Established ls3l IL Bible House.
Henry A. Daniels NJ D. l44 LsIington ave-. near 2sthst
Hours. 3 to and TO T.
Attention TO gentlemen only
Home Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY.
sPICED AND CANNED FRUITS,
JAMS JELLIEs, PICKLES. MIME MEATS &c,
made and for sale BY
s. s. McELRATH,
1913 DEGRAw-ST. RRoOKLYN.
New Designs ia
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS BRoNzEs. LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artistic in STYLE Of materials and workmaushp
are offered BY
MITCHELL. VANCE co.
$50 and SIS Broadway. Nsw.Yorx.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-06
StilI Fasting.

New YoRK, July 24.--Dr. Tanner
is somewhat weaker any more IRA a
hle. Early this morning he complain
ed of u burning sensation in the stom-
ach and was given two mouthfuls Of
hot water, which relieved his distress.
His physicians think it an unfavor.
bic sign, but he says that during his
fast at Minneapolis he often expert
enced the same sensation. He en-.
ter> his 9th days fast with no other
marked change in his condition.
New YORK, July "a. DR. Tame,
was better this evening. He chattec
with reporters on sMritualisln, giving
his views thereon and seemed lvel,
and cheerful. He did not take an af
tcrnoon drive. He retired at $50
weight, 1907; temperature, 9s; pulse
IA.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-06
Questions for a Wife.

Do you recollect what your feelings
were immediately after you had spoken
the first unkind word to your husbands
Did yon not feel ashamed and grieved
and yet too proud to admit itl That
was, is, aud ever will be your evil
genius! 1t is the temper which l,bors
incessantly to destroy your peace,
which cheats you with an evil delusion
that your husband deserved your an
ger, when he really most required
your love. 1t is the cancer which
feeds Oh those unspeakable emotions
you felt on the first pressure of his
hand and lip. Never forget the man
ner in which the duties of that calm.
can alone be fulfilled. If your hus.
band is hasfy, your example of pa
tience will chide as we'll as teach him
Your violence may ALLEVIATE his heart
and your neglect impel MIN to despera
tion. Your soothing will redeem him
your softness subduc him; and the
good natured twinkle of those eyes
now filing beautifully with priceless
tears, will make him all your own.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-06

badly BUR ED.
An Exp,osi III ofthc OsweSo Iron Works

Yesterday morning. at 9 o'clock an
explosion occurred at the Oswego Iron
Works seven miles south of the city,
by which two employees of the CON
pany were severely burned, and anoth-
er dangerously so. At the time the
accident occurred, j. G. Sanhorn and
Carries Rrownlee. engaged as filters,
were at work on the top of the furnace
fnrtY feet above the ground. Nearly
one hundred tons of raw stock was iii
the furnace at the time, which sud
denly dropped about four feet, and
had the effect ef forcin; the gas gener
ated to the top of the furnnca, causing
an explosion. The iron hopper was
blown Off the top OF the furnace 10y
the force of the coucussion, and the
flames created by the gas explosion Ell
veloped the two filters, who were in
close proximity, and also burned Newt
Scott. the engineer, who was standing
near by, severely about the hands and
face. Brownlee escaped with slight
lnluflsA DuU sanUOln, WHO NaS Will
in seven inches of the rim of the fur
mace wi:', the explosion took place
was bad'j if not fatally, burned
about the ACE and hands, and it il
cared inhaled some of the burnin:
gas. AS soon as possible, Superinten
dent Brown was telephoned to at th'
compauy's Office in this city, and DIR
White immediately sent up to attenc
the injured man. Sanhorn and Scot
were brought to this city on the s'ea
mer Occitleht and the former take. t.
the Good Samaritan Hospital. San
born lives at Victoria. British Colum
bia. No blame can he attached any
one for the accident. assuch explo sion
frequently occur. If Sanhorn did no
! inhale any of the burnin. gas. he vii
soon recover from bis nurns but il h
did, his chances for recovery are yer
rncortain, with the probability of fats
termination. .Sfl"34rJ, July "a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-06


Lieut.. Z. s. Farrow, who will have
charge of the party of scouts, has re-
ceived orders to leave for the front to-
day. He has Just returned from Una
tilla county, and states that number.
less and no doubt greatly exaggerated
reports are in circulation concerning
bad doings Of Indians. The settlers
of Little Camas Prairie have built y
fort, and last Wednesday sent to Pen
dleton for arms. They were furnished
with thirtv-one rifles. So far as Lieut.
Farrow was able to learn, there have
been no acts of depreciation by Indi-
ans. and the alarm which is spreading
in eastern Oregon is based on rumors
which as yet lack confirmation. In
obediance to orders Lieutenants Far
row, Benham end Robertson will
leave Vancouver this morning witt,
nine Umatilla scouts who served in
Farrows campaign last Fail six Indians
whom he captured. and thirty regula,
soldiers who volunteered, the latter
among the best marksmen at the re
cent rife contest. They will go tt
the UmatilIa agency, where the me,
will be mounted, and from there pro
cecd to Lewiston. Here they will re
ceive all necessary equipments ant
supplies. The direction of their cam
paign from Lewiston has not been def
nitely determined, and will be shape:
by coming events Oreyonian July 81
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-06

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