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, 1880-10-02

SFRttdE USbdfth 70 IHs EHEtdt6 7F1bt5fs.
GALESA, ILL.,, Oct. III. Il. lIarkrr, aEett
81 ycars, died yesterday evening fron, tl,e
effects Of Internal injuries sustained by fall
Ing from tho Galcna s. Wisconsin excursion
train willie en route to this city yesterday
forenoon. Ilnrkcr was standing OH tho plat
form If tho nail-car at tic tln.c OF tho iccl-
dent, and hal been repeatedly warned by tho
conductor Of tue danger.
, 1880-10-02

Lou1syI1I.E, KY, Oct. Fifth ttay Of tho
Jockey Club raccs. The Galt House stake
for 3-yenr-0lds that hRy9 nut won prlzo to
August, 1880; mile heats; $50 entrance, l1alf
forfeit; Gait House to add 500, OF which
6110 to secoi,d:
veRtFlioQulgt t,,............,,........, i 3
1,iTs, 1HiirKlnla. ...."..................".
'i4m:"ii;;iiiiai; i:ijji;; link.
i Hie'|ns HIS, rqce fos All g.! ages one al q augTter
Th9 Sandford Stake, for :-year-oltl col{s
ait torfst cial 10 S add s siSS Il e wls Seis sio6
my ssosss ssso i~iy yoass sRsSs tS Ls!fS as :s lucy
purse It si5 Jim Maloae 2st Gs vnscs a1s dss J,
seco'1a, Miss Natlor third. Tl,ae, l:i9. -
1oulsSlL!.E's TRoTTtHu EXPERIMENT..
meus aaX!sV1 W: fGy Gsna oef f. ii. 1;s li1 1!''ng
n0xt lTomises to he III ull respects Tho hest Ut
any of the circuit meetings Ut the yenr.
Iilore WI! be two!vo rncts during thu meet
ifng; and y ~, tue tst eiasses ~ te best lsr
special purse fur four-yuar.0hls, tic entries
70 whitl! closed Tuesday last, bus III it ths
54M9ps JAwett, wlose :s-year-old record of
taa d hs 4easy sStsst f9f tp1 a. Mass Else IA Asa.
9ther COLTS, sui! to be equally ~ fass. ThU
Ga't House Stakc, for 5.ycuT-t,lsls, las iifty
entries, and these III addition to those III
other classes make grand t0ta! uf t30. 'rhu
lWenty-,Elle tQicstrlcnne racu will be one Ut
sae attractive fcatures Ut tic meeting.
UIIGlIrOy uEAClI.
-, s7teta1 Dtspatsh to 7ht CAtedeo Itibuna.
new f9nk, Oct. LAT tile brighton Beach
iaces to-day the handicap lleat.rnce, milo
Seeota aud t!!!rl heats, Aialulo Il, taking tic
ntst leat. Time, :45, us, LAO.
,boartn!an won the sec1llGl raee, milo and
n e1x!!tli;, 1kg Bonham Second, EMnla
tQoper tht!d. Time, i minutes.
y1ne one-lntla tasl was WON by Ntmblefoot;
h1tepp 1..esp dun second, Col. Wagnerthlr Ilue,
WI mho handicap hurdle race, mile and half,
oay HUN third. Iiule, 4:53.
BpMtN6riEI.D, I'LL,
o.. Sptetat D3patea to ~ Chicago IttaHns.
rt5PalSGRIELD, ILL.,, Oct. LAT the State
$~s races to~dAy the mile dash was won by
, 1880-10-02

LowELr, Mass, Oct 1.-Tllo Republicans
OF the Seventh District have renomina,cd
william Il. Russell for Congress.
DosToS. Oct. t.-The t:rpenbackers OF tile
Fifth District llnru Nominated j.. n. BuifuM
for CUurru9s
, 1880-10-02

NEW YoNx, Oct. l.-Judge Henry Hilton
declines tho Democratic nomination for Con-
gress FROM the Twentieth District.
UTICA, n. y, Oct. l.-Francis II. Gilbert
liAs lleell nominated for Congress III the
EweNty-nrst District by THO Democrats
, 1880-10-02
SDlICIDAl.

B. Special Dispatth to zht Chicago Tstbuna
OTTAWA, i'll, Oct IA wcll.to-to farmer
Of th!s vicinity, named JOHN Gseenleaf, Ut
tempted to commit suicide ut the Clifton
Hotel this morning, by taking strychniuc,
lit was treated ~ 6O0H as the fact WAs tia.
eoYerpA. and !iMal!y his stie Was saYuti.
, 1880-10-02

NASHVILLE, Tentl., Oct. LIS. F. Wilson,
Republican calnlitlato for Governor, spoke
here yesterday afternoo,,.' Aftur the spoak-
l,,g lust night q light occurred over m,lltIcs
between GG0rgo II, G. " Hllsp!, and ono IiIo,np-
SON. Tho fOrllter was killed.,
, 1880-10-02
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

0FtFF"' 37FFfHtE7F VsFtVttVV
MAnyv1ILE, No., Oct. 1.-NYi1linm u. Hose
berry, OF this city, WIS accidentally shot
while ont riding with Ills wife this afternoon.
discharge OF towling p1cco wl,fcl, wns
resting on tho sent, tho lonh of shot cntcrng
Mr. Rosoberry's breast uo died a few hours
Inter.
, 1880-10-02

Special Dtspateh to 1na Chicago 7rtbune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. Oct. 1.-The body
Of Wesley Weldon. farmer, Z, years OF agc,
and forty-two years Il resident of this county,
was found tl0ating In ,tllo river this utter
noon. Lie disappeared lust Saturday.
, 1880-10-02
ESCAPED.


apscta! Dtspat<h to 1h< Chicago 7ftouae.
ANN AIusolt, Mich, Oct 1.-John Kcgan
and Joseph Graves escaped from ja!l about
half:.past this evening by cutting through
the Mrs.. They Ind pr1bably been furnished
Will! tools froll tho 0lltaitla,
, 1880-10-02
THE RAILROADS.
Proof Positive Of the Wabash Cut
on West.Bound Rates.
Absorption Of the Toledo. Peoria &
Warsaw Road by tho Wabash.


;rr,,. .v.pAsrt f,r,,r
1,,,ore,ao ,as ,',aIo T., ,r,,r ,r.,p,,,,r ~
dmriny ti,o iast dovn ar t,vn tint tho Wnhasl,
uul"s , t'lo !as1 a"y VI wv ult '1lo N.a Mhuasa
agents to nukc n reduction Of from 10 IL
per Cent to certain large sl,lupers In t)ts
~ ~, s'A' ,.'..'. eS's.' E Ell. M,,,..'.
cHy: an interview with ar: Ms,ng'
ffe'ghs agent VI Tic wabash at thts pol1it,
regarding the r'tlnoSs was rttplistleh NJ uno
sa'he t1mle' III Which tl'at Rc''ttcillasi en-
platleai.y aen'ed thc truth OF tilc reports
saying tilas 10 his ki'ow'edKe no slfc'l cifcu-
iar lla'l been Issued. md Ills orders were 10
s!rletIy malhtaln inc rates. Ihe 'leh'al ny
Jt'slnK ala lot al'ay tho excitement among
competing lines. VINO claimed 10 have POSI-
tive prOUf thnt orders to Give rebates
to certain shippers hatl been Issued. An In
yestiration by n Tn,i1ryr Representative
proved pro-. TINT e 1sports we're 1ased I'd upon
facts. rs after considerable work he man"
aged to procure one of tho Identical private
circulars. It reatts NJ follows:
snAn FIIEiom1 @ DFvtcs. sr. tu Louis SUI. & is5~
!ents i;as g by ,ho following n'erehaai. i iron
CA!raxo. VIZ: .-.----- Will be way-
;,t11,,ls ess aa.n printed tArs TIC ~ cents TO-
s r. ~ asee GntsSs @ n Wn % !e ys,. ohmn 'II
IN H',1i si i. ,i," XII t,,,ssf @ IT, ~, p1
to sI1n,r IN yolir expense, bills ihu tuati ,i,nt
froiaht churKes did III cents aivnnce charVcs.
but by. IN your uspGnsv htl! you must show thu ,
ses sesxss 5s s"ts e sRs % s. ss t I
teftlon. a.,,,, youfstty M , a.. G. l'.np 9. 4:
u niust oe s1atea y. Justice 70 Mr. AislnE
t!as "'leh nc ae1'lea Inc truth OF tnn falfilof
in good faith. ns everything indicated that j,c
Lno,v ,,n,1,i,,r, ~ ,y,a ,nat,r ,,a orc,,t.r In
H." sant ,iIrnat ~" 1"u"r,', ~ Ero.'s,'t ,,a"+
Ing Ing sehs u'rect w eehefai r1e'snt-a gent
competing points. to which points only tho
rettuctiot, opultcs. It wns no tloubt sunnoseti
tv Nr 1,iui that his ,,rnntu xnr.. tr,,atv nnn
r:,nha m r'a,, 1ai .t, .s r,;fJ s,r "S i n,, @
g ggna "mns fins,. seTie. @ u i s1G i.o.t"hca ts IT,
tai:nn h.at ~" s,,,gs sH%as h ~ VIZ VIZ TIT fnst
H.. tM,;e" .,,a otpe1, psSi s"9"n tie w.. 'nSs
@ md on ny sep; : 81 four ,lavs tI iater itv L was ii.
iiaes: That n t',ssy so,,ls,inE iii,es VIZ " ".
WaIas Ts treaekefy pt IS ifaWip vi 'gt' It !y nj M
ts s,Ho1e aa , ~, III a,,niI % u,,s ,m'a ..aas
to1 muutu 1 S' ta. ,tn,, ~ s.et po r.
tIMcrS i,r ri r,.l,ati. S u,aIf. ,'v tt,o Wulns,, '
SSu Wnhnsh a;cnls " cxmSnn ny " tst ,,s n
,,t ~ r. ~. t"', vApt ~. ~ t's .,sI y
ot ~ ,uG ,a.,,r, Stos ~, saor % E,sfnnu.,
~ XXI, 'i g f's!l IT, ss.otv pI nusl'css .i,r
III tnes !f ns sfi far fro tI1s cr,,trs Of tIn city NJ
S. ~ aro y, hn,i +G t,.,s 80 ~ SW.i IL
n,at @c nose " fa ," r!f )" us y aof
ti ueioi & ms hao 1Foate Au!cntGu IN Ill
s.nro Iu "potn ,a 1nN o'p3 She XII,
WI @oSsT t|'s @ waSss'. at '''a"ss shs sa,as raiss .s
LOTS & o, ,,,a te WaDasi'; MoWSvef ~ tnt T 1ooK
, 1880-10-02
SPANISH EEVER.

SEtefat Dtspa'eh to The chteugo Tribune.
LEAvESw0rrru, Kas., Ocl. lin some Of
the southern tier of COUNTIES Of tllIa Sta,o
Spanlsl, fever prevails to Il considerable ex-
tent, and with generally fatal results, among
thu cattle, nlMl owners are IN II sttstu at
trepl,lalton as well us Indignation over tic
matter,
, 1880-10-02

DUNDEE, ILL.,, Oct. la well-k,lown citl-
zen nnnled +. Flerke fell twenty feet fran
scaifo!l to tho ground md died of tho Ill
juries. Deceased lcnves q family III cont
Portable circumstances.
, 1880-10-02
l,rI:AfH.

a new ttme-cartl Roes Into effect on Tie
Chlcago 4 Alton Railroad Tomorrow. Tho
only change affecting Chicago Is In tho tratn:
from st. Louis which formerly reached hero
at 8 y. 1n., and whicl, will hereafter arrive at
7:30 p. NJ. u
The Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific has come
t 70 tie conclusion not to open its line for
ttnroitg'l- PASSENGER business next Monday, as
i!!nab!lity 10 get everything. IN reatlIness by
tllat lime. Tie opcninK will take place a
on the time l'erct0forc announced.
>. Mr.. p. y. Hitchcock, ior some time pnst
Gcneraf Western Passenger Aren't of tic
Chicago, Burlington u Qutncy Rallroad, haa
iecn appointed General Agent on tho stall
q tl'e General Manager Hf this Company.
liz viii rc!atr clMlrRu of tho passenger bnst-
neg ness west Of Cheyenne aud Including Tho
! warii.e Cnast: Afr. danes Il. Wood. lss'ilcrat
Ticket and Passenger Agent Of this CDnl-
Imny, will hereafter have full Charge of ail
the passenger business east Of Cheyenne.
Mr. llitc|1cock's headquarters will remain
nj thfcarn
, 1880-10-02

have been surveyed ard about fifteen miles
graded. All tho money re4ufrcti for stfle on
goston. a subsidy ilas been SECURED finn
tflb Mexican G0vernmcnt. Rudolph Fink,
Who II to !,e tho t,enerat Manager md Ct,io}
Enxstieer Of the rnatl. Inns llntl Inrgc rullrp. vi
, 1880-10-02
d OF WtFE-StuRDFn.

CONVICTED OF WtFH-AtURDEn.
PHILADELPHIA, la. Oct. l,-Dr. Albert
G. r. uoencn, charged with poisoning lis
wife. was convicted tl!s morning Of murder
tn the tlrst degree.
, 1880-10-02
VI II
W. H. Fairchild Arrested':fa an
Old Kansas Tragedy.,
11o Turns Out tn BE n ,mr9er
and u Isfgnnlist by BreHt.;
4 Ema1l Batch of Minor and M1scel-
1aneoua Local Crimes.

The true story OF Tho murder and tic c!ipturc
is surrounded with 90 many, utarinR nils
statements flint tho dntortivcs n aIlv tnrncd
II n thoir n"n ano"r,,, .,,,s s ,',a,r nv.
varnls1'cd fact facts e''i Of the "a "nsa ''1' re1cct Get
credit only ,,pon m ex.ndtce official
of Toledo named Iioracn 'tfetz1c. and
In Inn nny mt snn,v IN will,
flying eolors wien tho caso iinilly comes to
child, tic accuscd murderer, |,a, ,,,loubtnd.
h hcpn II yrr, hn, mo,,. ife hna sniir,l ,,u,icr
ti,a abuses of II, A. Ejark. WjIlnm II. I,ur-
ton. Robert Howell, and Henry Shoemaker.
Michiga, ," Snl H. WIS W sent t to Jackssn icntcn-
tiary ior highway rob1cry, L,.tc: under tho
at Toletlo, o., BIZ. after few years Of honest
life lle rccele.t Into Its dark wnys and finally
rot three years in tic Columbus pcnitrn-
Early III 1915 he ,nado his why back to
Totctlo, mud though Ills wife Ind a'sa gonc
as.r,y III: tonk up with 1ler nRaIn. mud they
s R se's q Kss " To ' wss Ssg 4 stcaiyr M sfesf
Richard French, a nun Of SUM l1lrans and
GY years of nye, was induced ta accompany
them. liz WIS t0. purchase q homestead for
5 |s tor I ta " rsr s9if, x lis fy yS wefG os io xsip IL
August Ut the SANG yrnr tho Old nun mystic
rIUlisly disappeared fron tic lonely hUi,ie nil
tho kunsas .prnlrie, and subsequently Fnir.
cltld a,n! witg ,'lAtlc their way back to To-
however, aid abanquning; her, the
following year. mntlo his way to Michigan.
Sic tiiislly becuinc wnsherwonlun ior
1ietzle. and she Il, was who intarlncd on Her
first ct.w frutl, something t,ln chilli toll. him
about her grn1ldpu having BEEN murdered,
Fairchiisl @as tracei 10 a, liitla towii IN
Al oy y fixf fa c wo y q Kanlas nsfd M M RI
rest of tic murderer, hui Faircl,ilti elt,led
Him BY Obtaining nearly $500 upon Il forged
cheek, at,tl then clipping with ttlo young wifi.
Of David 4; 4; caniield, together, viii, her
iote' .@ jy Ins a VIZ o sfsn fsmily n fTiend Tls!
Wl,o, litter corresponding with Til.
Michigan authorities, und jiilnlly with thu
identity known, placed tho c,lse IN tic hands
ot the city pallce; Mrs; Garfield nnd hcr
noh1sl Mate @ 1ot n, %KIE rhiE u. l.ppmcnfin pf,is
st.!apIij,, IN Il aanlu,..si,n,' far 81 n"r 'lny'
They lived In 4 small apartment at No. ii
sanEnmoll street, where they were captured
h;Sasly WSek ' Mgo " nsteetNes ,!. e!!ea MtlA
iy; i ,s s 49, ~" s9sce ,,9itii ~ ~ lis e'ft w.,
arrest. and perchallco the sngacity,
tho shrewtlness, !, and the cl;yerness
ue{ H.; sraap GNp'tn ~, aho 's9aras @ lH VIZ ngt
ei,IJT n%,! s.agtrJ IL el.arsn of ut,l."r iletzic
LOT t stc9 ~ ~ ayn s w., Ss ~ sows cns toy to
IN, H.. ~ ,,,'t IN tnir n.v,, snifwt%Ttii"a,
tInn inyestt9ntcd. AZ the rruorters wt,ilI bo
s,.rt, syrs r. In d. ''''' ''' @''o '~fN0 "o~' ~
rrs ws i foMn Sted pe tn1 m 'S te IRSy Raysus az
nr a 9x'f lilly s tat t M te we 1.',Ss SeTt t
tirath. rs Ills stci..iaugl,ter says lle WIS, it
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

Don't vote for Smith or Ainslie for
delegate in congress, for every vote
you cast for either of these men will
be nail in the coffin of annexation.
The democratic central committee not
being instructed otherwise, no doubt
will print their tickets with Ainslie for
delegate, when they are aware that
nearly all want annexation; and yet,
that Ainslie is opposed to annexa ion.
1t is like sending an unwilling agent
to do business that you desire ar
IDENTITY to be done, and done well. Who
but consumate fool would employ
such an agent. Vote for Brayman
for delegate in congress by all means
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

To H. Squier, c. p. CobWn, q.
kreJs and $. s. Sites, Republican
delegates tC district territorial conven.
tion--GESTLEMES: --- Ny nomination
by you for District Attorney OF the
First judicial District of Idaho, in
courtesy may demand formal accept
ancc. | therefore extend to you my
grateful ackuowied ements for the
honor conferred, and, while l did not
seek the Office, if elected, shall assume
its duties under only one piedge, and
that, to do my duty to the people. l
am aware that the duties OF district
at orney are varied andintricate, and
the responsibility assumed by the Office
is serious and mighty. The district
attorney is, by law, the prosecutor and
at the same time defender Of the peo
pies interests in all issues of crimi-
nal nature coming under his official
supervision, and, while representing
the people he must protect the rights
an accused fellow citizen. He is the
legal mouth-piece for the enlighten-
ment of grand juries and the interpre-
ter of statutes for the information of
all county officials. He is the peo-
pies attorney in all civil actions
brought against the territory, or q
county thereof. He has contingent
charge of the revenues of the people,
coming through the channels Of taxation
and must account therefore to the pub
lie treasury. These and other duties
come within the purview of this office
and they must be performed with de-
liberation and accuracy. Havin. been
chosen by you as candidate for this
distinguished position ] submit it tc
the people to decide between my oppo
nent, and myself, as to who is the
safest custodian Of this important
trust. Again thanking you for your
complimentary favor, l am
Yours respectfully,
\. QUACKESBUsH,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

Moscow, /. T., Oct. 18th 1880,

Moscow, /. T., Oct. 18th 1880.
EDITOR TELLER There are several
items of ne~s from Moscow that are
worthy a place in the TELLER and l
proceed to ennumerate:
NJ. J. Shiels got imbued with GER
tain degree of public spirit and, after
studying the question over as %
how he could do the most good he
s. arted out and proceeded to erect a
first class two story building 40x60
feet. The upper story is to be a pub
lie hail, and the lower half is divided
into two stores of equal size, one to be
occupied b Mr. Shields as an agricul-
tural implement warehouse, and the
other hos been leased by Messrs Hayes
~ Dupuy and is TO be filed with a
first class stock of general merchandise.
The senior partner of the new firm is
John II. Hayes, lately from San
Francisco, while the Junior ditto is nc
less a parsonage than O. III. Dupuy
who has been acting as general mana
ger for Mr.. Baldwin of your city dur.
ing his visit to the east. The build
ing is nearly completed and the stock
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

TERRITORIAL LEGIsLATURE.-Bo parties
claim that they have placed upon their re-
.pective tickets, as candidates for the legs-
Allure, men pledged TO work and vote for
anpexation But the voter at the polls should
he satisfied that the candidate is thus
pledged. aud if he have doubt of his fidelity
to that question, drop him and vote for some
other candidate who is sound even ii You
sbave to go to the opposite ticket to find your
man, and if he be not there soIpe outside
man who is true blue.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22
AiHslie Sends Letters.

Delegate Anslie recently sent letters to
r. Grostein Esq, and j. w Poe, complain
ing of the course of the TELLER. We saw
one of them and asked permission to pub
Iish it, but was refused. Neither the TEL
LER nor its e:itor has any personal quarrel
with Ainslie, but both charge that Ain,lie
opposed our an exation to Washington
while a delegate III congress, and Ainslie
dare not deny the fact, and more, Mr.. Ain
size has not, will not and dare not pledge
himself in favor OF our anne .ation to Wash.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

SMITHS Observation-Disclosures Smith
inaspecch at Boise City said that she was
opposed todismembermenta and disinteg-
ration of the beautiful and glorious Terri
tory of Idaho and that he should
go north and tell the people so. So
Mr.. Smith has made his record against
us, as well as MIR. Ainslie. But Gov.
Brayman says he favors our going to
Washington and the removal of the
Capital to eastern counties.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22
NOT so, AND THE REWARD The |

Not so, AND THE REWARD. The
Democrat says the north instructed
for Ainslie, and will vote for him
solid. We did not instruct for Aims
lie and the delegates who voted for
him in convention from the north
have been laid Oh the shelf to dry and
no galvanism can restore their good
standing among the people.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22
False scare.

Kelly of the Statesman has become
scared about the danger of our atiila-
ton with the southeastern counties
and removing of the Capital and raises
the cry of Mormonism and desires
that we unite with the central coun-
ties to overthrow Mormonis and
says we better let annexation take
care Of itself, till we can bear the bur
dens OF a safe government, and turn
and administer a rehukc to the Mop
man dictaiion. We cannot see how
that we # the north are injured by
the Mormona, locally, politically or
otherwise. They have their political
rights as we'll as we, and we can't sec
how that we can be benefited in max
ing a political war upon them. Ii
they disturb the good people of Ada
county, then let the people of that
county repel the injury. We make
war upon no peoples religious creed
Oh, no. Kelly you have an AK to grinc
and that is you want us to make wal
upon the Norm ons so that YOU in tn,
central counties can retain the powrl
in the central counties and save The
Capital at Boise City and that is all
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

is on the way, and in very few days
more the new business will oe in full |
blast In the hotel line Mr.. r. Ii. |
Barton, landlord of the Barton House,
has become satisfied that his two DRY
ediiice, 40xi0 with a story wing of
almost equal size, is too small, and he
is soin. to double the two story por-
ton and has already got the thing
started. And Mcconnell i Co., were
not satisfied with . store 3Ox60 feet,
but have now gone to work and made
it 80 feet longer, and now 6Qxll 10 feet
is the size of The thing. John G. Steele
has got back and has taken charge Of
their goods once more, snd the story
goes that Nc put up the new building
that Steele might have sufficient room
to properly spread himself.
OF course the reports as to the nom
nations made by the several county
conventions have bsen duly published
but there is one little item as conncc
ted with the county assessorship that
is perhaps worthy of mention. The
republicans put forward II. W. How
ard, one of our best known young
full of vim and abundantly qualihe.
for the office, and the democrats nom
mated j. W. Northrup, father-in-lav
Of Howard, and man who has al
ready held the Office for two terms
) Both nominees have their war;
!. friends, and the fight is not going t
t be any the less severe just becaus
). they are related to each other. "I.e
the longest pole get the persimmons.
SCRIBE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

SOUTHERN VoTR.--The election in the
southern states show very solid south for
the democrats, which augurs that We may
have solid north against them. II were bet
ter for the democratic cause, had the vote OF
the south not been 50 solidly for the Demo
Gratis. 1t raises again the sectional issue be
tween the south and the north which for
bodies future evil.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

Why is it the hest? Why is what the
best? The WHITE SEWING MACHINE, be-
cause 1t is simpler in construction and more
easily operated than any other sewing ma
chine in the market No woman ever got
the lock jaw in consequence OF running the
White Machine as they do in working some
others. Sold by A. Qusckenbush tt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22
District Court Calender Tor Term

C. Halter VS.. A. Green; f. A. Smith vs..
Julia A. Smith; G. Eattervs Mayor rustic;
Loewenberg Bros. vs. L. p. Brown; $. Il.
Price VS.. Eliza Il. Price; Elizabeth Ruddy
VS. w. A. Caldwell; Fenkhausen Braun
scwheiger VS. A Bittner; Held Bros. vs.
Glover and wife; Smith 4 Brosfeld vs. Hall
& Goldsmith: kulman L Arner W. A. Bit
ner; J. NJ. Pike 4 Co. VS. A. Bttner; W. L.
Powers VS. Adams & Cook; Angus Trimble
VS. John Moon; }. Vi. Brunswick e' al VS.
A. bittnea; |, $. Rospnbaum vs. A. Bittner
fnglebrecht { Co. vs. jams Abesg Jacob
bergman vs. James Ahegg, Conrad Wintsch
vs. \. ihttuer aad wife; ii. l.. Gfidith VS. J.
J. Hughes; WA. Wing vs. Amanda t.
Wing: John Bell vs. A. A. Lieuslen: John
hanaly vs. j. ". Esan and wife; Shissler X
siels w NeA Perez County: Saaderson 4
Iorn vsJamea Abegg; N. } McD1Lad VS.
j. ". Denny.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22
Telegram to Brayman and Answer.

To Mason rBrayman, Sept, pa.
Both parties nominated ring men.
The whole north opposed want an.
nexation to Wsshiugton--wll join
southeast to remove capital---want
you to run AS delegate on these issues
will you acccdel Answer"
ALoNZo LELAND.
ANSWER.
CHICAGO, Sept. q.
10 Alon-o Leland, Lemiston.
Eyes, go ahead If fully agreed upor
it," Nj. BRAyNAN.