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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-10-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE AT
Colfax, w. I. Sept. % 1882.
WALTER S. CRAIG.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice of
ms intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be-
lore the register or receiver, U. s. Land Office
at Coliax W. T., on Nov. Is 1882, at Up, NJ.
viz: Walter s. Craig, who made nd entry No.
1850, fer the WI sel ne! sw4 sec ~, tn il n r
a and lot sec 5 tp 70 45e, W. m. lie
names the follow n, witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: Geo W Howard. T Shirley, NJ
Hewitt and c. W. Warnstaf all of Leitchvlle
= 0, ". 7.
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG;,
no-52 Rer;,tor
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-10-19
NOTICE FOR PRE- .tMpTION PROOF.
U sLAND OFFICE.
Lewiston !. T, Oct. 3 1882.

CA GASSMAN
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim and secure final entry thereof nj
the expiration Of thirty days from the date
of this notice viz: Saturday Nov. 4 1882
lOa. m. before B. +. Morris depty dist
clerk LIST iud. dist. /. 7. at his office at Mt
Idaho l. I. Charles A Gassman pre- DIS 1897
for the 81 nef and nj set sec Ii tip 81 nrl
g and names the following as his witnesses,
viz; G Bates, NJ Smith. j Kohler and
f Collery of Cottonwood 2 OFT.
j. M,HowE.
90 Register,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-10-19
LEGAL.
NOTICE FOR PRE- .tMPTl0N PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |. 7. Oct. 5 1882.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston l. T. Oct 5 1882.
WALTER B EAkIN
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration ofthirty days from the date Of this
notice. viz: Monday. Nov f. 1Ss2. 10 a. m.
at this office Walter B. Eakin, DS 1857 for
the lot and set net and eI set sec tip 50
mr. ". and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: n b Holbrook, NJ b Smith, o
Christensen and X H Barber of Lewiston
|. 7.
J. N. HOWE,
ho-32 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-10-19
NOTICE For HOMESTEAD PROOF.
j p N HAVIRD
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, !. J. Oct. II, 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and secure final en-.
try thereof at the expiration of thirty DAYS
from the date of this notice, viz: Saturday.
Nov. Is, 1882, am, at this office, John p
N Havird, Homestead No, go for tbs nwl
net Cd nw4 and mel swt sec IL tp 34n r5w
and names the following as his witnesses.
viz: J W knifong, J 5 Halmer, L A White
and N 7 Ohaver of Lewiston Postotlice |, T.
j. NJ. HOWE,
~ Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-10-19
COME AND SETTLE

ALI PERSONS indebted to the firm of
Loewenberg Bros, either by note or book &C.
count are hereby respectfully requested to cali
and make settlement and payment within so
days from date of this notice, otherwise their
notes and accounts will be placed in the hands
OF an attorney for collection. A word to the
wise should be sufficient
LoEWENBERG BROS.
Lewiston I. T. Oct. 1882 I'm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-10-19

kAlsls week in your own town. IS Out
vn tit free. No risk. Everything new
Mill Capital not required. We will fur
nish You everything. Many are
making fortunes. Ladies make as much as
men. and boys and girls make great pay
Reader. if you want business at which VOC
can make great pay all the time you work,
write for particulars to II. HALLETT 4 co.
Portland, Maine. IA
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-10-19
NOTICE FOR PRE-. eMpTlON PROOF,

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. T., Oct. 3 1882,
EPJEROME
To John s Galbreth, Alexander Barring and
to whom it may concern
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his inten
ton to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expiration
of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz:
Saturday Nov. II 1882 10 q. m. before B. F.
Morris depty, dist clerk LIST jud. dist. at
his office at Mt. Idaho l. T. Edward p Je.
rome DIS 1910 for the ea set sec IL tp 81 n
r and lot and net sw4 sec Is tip 81 n r
BE and names the followingas his witnesses
viz: j, Witt, A Weber, and L. P. Wimot
OF Mt Idaho Pc, l. T.
50 J. NJ. HOWE, Register.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
TO SUGAR MANUFACrURERS,
Important Experiments Mnsie by Ill
~. Hfnhrf fftpffl af A Agrieulfire

Important Experiments Mnsle by the
DrpHrtfnent of 4 AgrieaIture. y
WAsIllNGroS,J June l2.--Thc Commission.
er Of Agriculture has issued circular let.
ter TO the manufacturers OF sugar from sor.
ghum, beets, and other sugar producing
plants in the United States, setting fortl,
the resu Its OF sorghum culture experiments
made by the Department in 1881. r.
z. From l:l5 ncres OF cane there were ob.
sainel o,0777 gallons Of syrup, and lD5 bar.
rels Of sugar, at Il cost for cnl.
tiyation mud manufacture S,557.
In commenting upon these rolls
the commissioner says: The manufacture
Of sorghum at tho department has been
found 10 DO expensive and unsatisfactory
While, therefore, such scientific invcstiva-
ton as is deemed necessary will be con.
tinued. The experiment Of manufactur.
ing can better be = conducted . bv
those who thus far furnished rs
NIL the valuable information We have; and
this work refer to tho manufacturers them.
selves, and from whom is solicited m nc.
count in detail OF the work. The commits
sioner says: Returns when received
will DO submitted to a competent com
mittec for examination, and in order to
compensate manufacturers for the work o
muking these returns, I propose to pay
for the two best returns 81 200 each. 2, Each
return To- be sworn to. s For the two bes
returns Of tho process Of manufacturing the
best sugar in this country, sl,20o each vii
DO also paid. A e " 4; 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
Gossip About the Alleged Alliances Will
Other Railroads, tt..

CLEVELAND, June 1e.-The objects. ol
Commodore Garrison's recent trip through
Ohio arc beginning 10 develop, from which
It would appear TINT the Wheeling & Lake
Eric Is TO bc sort Of omnibus line. ALL
ances for connections with several other
roads bayc already been announced. A
New York dispatch dated the 10th, adds
the information that arrangements were
made yesterday whereby the New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad Co. will
obtain an entrance into Toledo by the
track Of the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie as soon
as the latter Is completed into the city and
terminal facilities established, which will
be done probably before the middle OF
July. It is claimed that this will give
another direct route TO New York, COZ
miles in length, tho shortest yet opened.
The New York, Pennsylvania 4 Ohio will
connect with the Wheeling 4 Lake Eric
Mt Crcston, tifty.scven miles southeast OF
this city, md with the Eric road
at Salamanca, New York. It is
also stated that other lines will soon
effect mn entrance to Toledo over the
Wheeling, 4 Lake Erie, one OF these, no
doubt, is the Baltimore 4 Ohio. Some OF
the high officials Of the Chesapeake& 4 Ohio
and the Scio,o Valley roads spent to-day in
the city reconnoitering Toledo's water and
grain shipping facilities. Your cores.
pondent learns that in connection with
their visit arrangements are being made
for movement Of grain direct to Europe
via Sewpor. News"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
N1rN, ,{SIlrflN1s1.

CLEVELAND, June 12.-sfrs. Garfield ia
still in Cleveland occupying the home Of
james Mason, ESQ. She will not 90 to
Mentor until the last Of the month, when
larry and James return from college,
Mis- Garfield has made no change in the
Mason homestead with tho exception Of
the g"rret, which has been given up TO a
collection OF objects, which when taken
alone, are touching and appropriate. hut
when taken collectively form perfect mu.
sseum. On each OF the many, trunks
IS mounted bust of General
Garfield, and tire walls are hing
with his portraits, good, bad and in.
different. The oil painting, the cruyou
and photograph are all there, while The
reso!utionsot respect and condolcnce would
lorm days reading. All kinds OF oftriles
t,at have been associated with General
Gariield or his work, have been sent to the
lamlly. It is from no feeling OF disrespect,
or from failure to appreciate them on the
part OF Mrs. Garfield that these articles are
not in more fttiug place, but from a lack
OF room. IN course OF time many of them
%'ll doubtless be given to public institu.
tions. where they will serve rs a constant
reminder Of the noble man whom t|,ey
commemorate. }rtG =rSI = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
building Prospects In Chicago.

Chicago, June l2.-The ending OF the
brck.makers' strike and the notable de-
crease in the price Of brick have given con-
tractors and would-be builders fresh en-
couragcment, and it is predicted that more
tllan an average line OF building operations
will be prosecuted during the summer and
fall months. Indiana brick can now be Sc.
cured on the ground ut 50 and Sl0a thou
sand, and tho statement is made that n
million contract was perfected lust week at
the rate OF 81 thousand. Local brick
manufacturers are offering large contracts
for s. so and IS, with a prospect, It is said,
Of reaching still lower figures before Au-
gust next. a number Of new brick.yards
are being established in the southwestern
district OF the city, and beyond the city
limits, and o belief exists that when there
are in active operation builders and con-
tractors will find no impediment to their
Improvements in the building line. Alto
sether the building outlook is moro eu-
couraging than for several months past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13

CnIcAdo, June l:.-Regarling the re-
ports OF the State Board OF Agriculture, on
the corn crop the Tribune says: These fig
ures were forwarded by their corrcspon-
dents on the first OF June, three days after
the advent Of clear skies md warm wealth
er, alike favorable for planting and growth.
1t is estimated under the favorable con-
ditions prevailing tho first five days OF last
week, corn could be planted at the rate Of
five hundred thousand acres per day, SO it
is fair 10 assume TINT the outlook has great
ly improved since the date OF these
reports, and that with a continu.
alton Of good weather the rest Of tho
month the showing on July first will be
much more encouraging. From points in the
northwest reports about wheat and other
crops are most favorable. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
A "vcntiIntins" Argument.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-In the Senate
to-day, during tho debate on tho japanese
Indemnity bill, Senator ingalls, in explain
ing his vote on the bill ut previous
session OF Congress said, that since the last
Congress he had received information
which rendered it very doubtful whether
he ought to pay any part OF the money. He
knew now what he hud not known, that
the Japanese Minister had descended from
his diplomatic position and had appeared
rs lobbyist in support of the claim, max.
ing his communications, not through the
State Department, but through the Senate,
(Morgan), to influence the action OF the
Senate in favor OF the return Of the fund.-
Mr.. Morgan-"I am bound to say that the
statement is historically untrue"
Mr.. Ingalls-"The Senator can state any
thing he pieases about it being historically
untrue, or otherwise untrue. There is but
one orator that can answer the Senator
from Alabama in any statement he makes,
and that is the engine that drives the ven.
capitol"
Mr.. Morgan made an effort to get tho
floor and persisted in it. Notwithstanding
the protestations by Mr.. ingalls, against
interruptions. The latter asserted that the
Senator from Alabama had ptacel himself
beyond the pale OF courtesy, and he would
resort 10 something else than the ventilator
when he wanted to drive anybody.
ingalls, went on 10 criticize the stale.
ments made by Morgen in the course OF the
debate as 10 assurances which that
Senator claimed to lave received from
the Japanese Minister. -.,st5sga
After some further debate the Senate
adjourned, without action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
Connnul4Ory Retirement.

WASHINGTON, June l2-The following is
the compulsory retirement clause Of the
army appropriation bilias it finally passed
the House:
"That on and after the passage OF this
net when an officer has served thirty-fve
years either as an officer or soldier in the
regular or volunteer service, he shall, if he
make application therefor to the President,
be retired from active rervice and placed
on the retired list; aud when IN officer has
served forty years, either as an officer or a
soldier, in regular or volunteer service, or
is G4 years OF age, he shall be retired from
active service and placed on the retired
list, and no net now in force shall be SO con.
strucd as to lini. or restrict retirement us
herein provided for" "%N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
WASHINGTON NOTES,

Secretary l'olgcr says tho statement tha,
no las determined 10 make change In
tho chief engraving and printing bureau IL
without foundation. '5 n T,Ifr
Alter consulting with Secretary Folgel
Attorney General Brewster decided 10 in.
strnct tho District Attorney to recommend
q ,lotie pros III the case OF Brockuway, on
the ground that two old indictments arc
still hanging over him, and he can DO sen.
tenccd ut my time, II he does not live up
TO the terms Of immunity granted him. I
Tho House Committee on Pensions
agreed 10 recommend apension OF six hun.
drcd dollarsper year 10 Mrs. Betty Taylor, oil
cambridge, daughter ofex.rresident Taylor.
The Senate In executive session yester.
day, voted down Senator Van Wyck's res.
olution to consider the TariE Commission
nominations In open session. E
Secretary folgcr states that he had not
quite completed his examination Of the
bond.platc left in his custody by Detective
Felker, NJ II representative Of Counterfcitcr
Doyle, but so far us he was himself con.
cerned, he was satisfied 1t was not genu.
inc plate. 1t will, however, be subjected
10 further tests. as
The hearing in the Star Route cases was
resumed yesterday, and Il number Of wit
nesscs were examined. No important de-.
velopmcnts were made. IN
Tho deposition Of Charles L, Mowry,
taken ut Providence, i. l., in behalf Of cx-
Senator Ch,istiancy, in the latter's divorce
suit against his wifc, has been re-
ceived here. In the latter part Of
June, 1879, tho dcponent went from, New
York 10 Aspinwall in the steamer
Colon. Mrs. Christiancy was one OF tho
passengers. Before the steamer had been
two days out from New York he noticed an
intimacy between her ind man with
whom he was not then acquainted, but
whom he afterwards met and knew as
George L. Ifaight. Mrs. Christiancy and
llaight were together almost all the time
throughout the voyage, and the intimacy
was the bject Of unfavomble rcmarks.After
the deponent arrived at Aspinwall, he
went by rail 10 Panama and Mcssrs. Chris
tiancy and Uaight were Oh the same train.
When they reached Panama the couple
went to the Grand hotel, and left for Peru
i'll II steamer in advance Of him.
Representative payson, OF Illinois, OIL be-
half OF the minority Of the House Com
mittce on Judiciary, has prepared and will
to-day submit 10 the House statement OF
their views in opposition to the report Of
the majority, which is favorable to the
company Oh the subject OF land grants in
aid OF the Northern Pacific Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13

ST.. LOUIS, June PA peculiar accident
happened this morning in u saw mill in
North St. Louis. A dye.foot circular saw
burst with MI explosive noise, and one oi
the pieces struck a workman, named Jacob
spilman, on the back Of his head, com.
pletely severing the right side Of his skull,
aud laying bare the brlin.H The saw then
passed down hisright arm, cutting a wound
clear through the arm from shoulder Ia
elbow. Then it tcllange1 its course, return.
ing back up the arm, cutting the shoulder.
bone in two, where its force was expended
Spilman lived in great agony for twenty
minutes. He leaves q wife. and six chill
dren. 3it5sS;3 II is}
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13

BurrALo, June l2.-Esidius Iloc}t, 4
young man, in company with his wife
while in St. Mary's Catholic Church yestcr.
day morning, became uneasy and started
to 90 home. Ills. wiic, supposing him
faint, took lin in her arms, when he drew
Il razor, cut his own throat, and staggering
Il few steps, fell dead in the aisle. High
mass was stopped and there was great ex.
element. On Decoration Day lIoch drove
Il wagon over woman accidentally; he
wus nervous over iear OF arrest ever since,
and 1t is supposed he grew insane. Nc
services will be held in the church until il
il ascertained il he was insane, and il no!
the church will be reconsecrAted. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
Forecast OF the Maine Conycptiou

. l'onTLASD, ME, June lo.-Alrcady there
IS q large gathering OF the delegates to the
Republican Convention, which meets here
Tomorrow. Senator Frye will call the
Convention to order and Senator Hale will
be President. The contest for Governor
is narrowing down TO Thomas and
Rabic, and the friends Of both
gentlemen arc confident OF Il nomination
Oh the first ballot. Reed md Diurly
undoubtedly will be renominated for Con.
gTress. B9u;ill will probably secure third
place; The fourth will be shurplv con-
tested for'bY Lindsay, Milliken and Simon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
Starvation IN Vireiuin,

unaer this head We published yesterday
adlspatch rom Danville, Va, giving the
particulars Of great distress in Patrick
county in that State for the lack OF food,
owing to the protracted drouth in that part
o!he State last year. This disptach read rs
follows:
DASlLLE, Va, June l0.-A courier ar.
med here to-day in great distress from
Patrick county, situated in one OF the most
remote districts Of the State. lie gives i.
terrible account OF the suffering OF the peo-
pie there, and reports no less than five
thousand men, women and children actu.
ally starving, some already dead, and otheis
dyMgtor want OF food. This sickening state
olailairs wis brought about by tho total iail.
tfeoi the crops in that county lustsummer,
a4dwhilcthc people have been sorely press.
e''ar many months it is only within the
%ttwo months that the measer supplies
nave been absolutely exhausted and them.
sesves brought 10 starvation. Patrick Coun-
y IS situated in one Of the most mountain.
Gus TS and inaccessible regions OF the State.
lter courier came to the city to-day pre-.
Enllns an appearance Of suffering and
want that told his sad story before he
opened his mouth, and begged that The
people OF the city 90 to work ut once to
Maa ss TIC starving families meal aud tiour.
lucy did not ask for money. The suffer.
Ivy mere has been terrible. 4 well-to.do
asn'er on Thursday offered one hundred
sO.9ah cash for a barrel Of flour, and could
< MVl ~ D'y 1t Tor twice that amount. Friday
.pe inst wagon load Of shellcd corn went to
wy NY county from this vicinity. The people
Ioas the roads heard Of It's coming, and,
SSoh N.Y. rs il entered the county, men, wo.
Ss %ah shd children crowded around itand
Hsssa Hsa rayenousiy for every grain OF corn
VIII .I could get, which they eat grecdily
h;n'oa hoas waiting to cook it. Attempts are
co",,;. s m,ANe nj once TO organize relief com.
,;E"'naueSs, INV ,l, with the aim OF at once get
dretls OF the COUNTY, ~ VI. ''''' ''''s "u'' w
I, oapla'n oa, T. h'H. l1aasc, Of the Baltimore
,a,o o..o aepo'' seeing this dispatch, ut once
eonifn'a''on sO.4, IN resaFd TO this report. The
correspondence was MS follows. III
GO. G. -ayers, Mayor DanriGe, Ja.: n
,o Is It true TINT the people Of potr;.,,
so"t'ly are starving, Answer "'''e"
T'los. II. b. llAAsr, a
=, DASvllLE, Va, June 70, 1887
4 ino' II. Is. Hdo@, yvLefliun II, y.
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TNEvebelion is growing on tho hands o.
Bishop Gllmour, OF Cleveland. The male
aulienale Land Leagucrs, TO 4 widespread
extent, bid defiance 10 lis bull OF excom.
munication, and the Catholic Telegraph a.
Cincinnati does not sustain him. The lat
Ter quotes Church authorities TO show tiiat
the Bishop has exceeded his Office, andt that
lis bull rs harmless rs that Traditional
one TINT Pope is said TO have is
sued against the comet. AS 70,
Miss Rowland oil Cleveland, she
alitcssed letter to the Bishop on
Sunday last, telling him that she is descen.
ded from that woman Of France (Nladamt
Rollud) who died for liberty. (rhe French
woman spelled her name Roland md tina
she herself intended to do and dare every
tirs-the bull OF accommodation inelud.
ed-tor the liberty OF Ireland. 1t looks rs
little Bishop had stirred up considerable
Of a hornets nest, and rs il he might find
thatbulsoi accommodation ought not tc
be made Too cheap in matters OF opinion
A bull may, be ~ good thing to
have III an Episcopal fortifeation
but like the last shot i'll the
locker it ought to be reserved for des
pente occasion. At best they do mol
cOmport with the American idea OF free
don Of opinion, and are apt, like the cele
bra'cl weapon known rs the boomerang
to kick lack further than they shoot for
ward. Bishop Gillnour should read up OF
the story OF The colored brother whose iaitl
was so badly overtaxcd by the cxaminin,
committee Of the church, who put NIL tn
l!aIdest Miracles ut him, ono after another
that lie finally went back on them all, aut
ended up by boiling the examination il
Toto: The moral Of the story will b.
obvious to the Bishop.