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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27
MarfttertMt*
sen GntOnio, 26, Suli 1882,
nJfo

seu Gntonio, 26, Suli 1882,
Q8nlle,
6eitle IL Wenate 1916 Gents;
feline 6 Monate 22-23 Gents, Mebium
224-234 Gents, merifanil9e 13-14A
Gents per pfuno.
Baumtp ollie.
Stem Oorf: Ordinary 1O4, Goob
Ordinary IL SIG, 2op @aibbling
II 3l16, Wfibbling 12a, GopD Mibss
ling ID.
gssm 9rieans: Srbiuarp 1O4, @oob
Ordinary liz 2oip W}iboling 1923,
Wiibbling 12a, Goeb Miboling l34.
@aluefDn: Ordinary 1O5, @opb
Ordinary 115, 2op Wliooling y,
MiOoliug 123, Gooo Mibbling 1873.
San Mntonio: Ordinary 104, Gppb
Croinarp III, 2om Mibbling 11s,
Mioolins 12t, @oOo @tiobliug 12a.
Sdute.
S6pere 15-16, 2ei6te 12-13,
8ei6aoiete 5-8, 3iegenfele 22-25,
S1affeae 1916.
Getreibe.
&Orn 90-$1.1O, Safer $40,
MeiSen $l.00-$1 40.
80 Ell,
@boiee Samilp S7.50-$S, xxx
$685., go, Xxx $7.25.
Butter.
Boiben 30-40 Gents, yt6rblid,e
$3.50 @ents, Seras 800 @ents
per Pfuno.
&artoffeln.
$1.S0 per 8uibel. SiiBe Gartoffeln
$1.10 pet 8uibel.
3mifbeIN,
4-44 @ents per pfunO,
&inb bieb,
Ssiibe sl6-s20, WSil6tdbe $25-
$50, Sdbrlinge $1O-$11, 3mei Sabre
alte Stiere $14-$15.
g 6a fe.
, Werifanil6e NutterI9afe $780,
$2.40, Oerbeiierte aahe $2-$2.75
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27
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s3illiem s. gousbIin BON @omsrplue,
19cE, fast: SIN 3srbR 1876 betam tet
eu.,at.blutsa ssfcIst Don stnem bsitisen
5a:!su. So eerlor ben Gppstit uno metn
5is'iG uaO waree bsttIaeerts. Sn 1877
trac1', is'a.: mid ins 5Ospital. Die Nerats
eri;a!!ss., it bate sIn God In msiner 9un-
Sc son esr @rSbe zines batbsn Duuar=
ltiidsS. 5oeer pie Radri9t BON meinem
Soss psrtreitete fA. Sd eab alle Soff-
nuns aufi ta empiabl mir stn greuno
Or. wiIltam salts BaIfam
fir Ste 2unse. SD ssbraua.e cine
6!aiae nno So ms!nem Gritaunsn ruurbe
Id selier, anb btu beuts ee1uubsr, aIs felt
pr,l Sabren.
SO fnreiet bies In Der 5oifnuna, baB
Seoer NIT tranitr gunse Bebaftete Or.
@ttltam sails gal1am 9e.
brcadt, une Id bin iiber;sust, bab baI>
fslbe ote Aus3etruns aetlt. Sd tann 20,
litio bsaaupten, oab mir Der Ballam mstr
@utes s.uisIen bat, oils ale iibrigen Ut.
3ensien 3uiammen, Die Id nabms
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27

bic @daor, tpie ie birtenlos fertis mirs.
Du millt anfansS nd9ter gSoae mad
Berlin suriidfebren; id sebe bers!ts @nbe
biefer Wpde mad Gnslanb, benz Gloprabo
bemtlder Mufitanten. Gorge nidt um
mid; i'd manbere nidt blos bur4 ben
Tbiersarten obne Turdt. - Mud ntdt
UNI bic 8riiber - lie merben meiter tpie
bisber 3ulammen baulen in Der Bfese
bon Trau 59uls, bic benz Nanen nad
Yenlicusmutter mirb. Gs 1T N(1es ses
orbnet, Nles pOrseieben. Ger8iB nidt,
bic Gerlaiienen auf5uiuden; lie wiirben
Ionff pielleidt mirflid uuf ben Serba4t
fauen, baB Du friber nidt blos ibretbalz
BEN gu uns gefOmlmen bilt.
Du fraslf, cb id meme 8riefe mieber
baben mill. WeBbalb lca td bic paar
aeId,rietenen Worte wieoer haben mpllen,
ba id bic un3dbltsen seiprpdenen ntdt
aurid baten fam? SDer tit man NUT
Serantmortlid fit Ous, mas man Sdwars
auf WeiB siebt, unb fir pas slneere nidt?
geein! i'd babe Dir sefdrieben, wie t4 Su
Dir seIprcdeu, ME id Did setibt -
aus san5er Seele, BON gansem 9er5en, in
treuem @lauben; unp Sriefe, Mprte,
Sulle = ie ssben mid nidts mebr an.
Sd min uidt prablen unb iasen, oaB
mfrs leidt um's Ser5 mare! Sc banst
mir iosar, ndbreno id bies idreibe, redt
Idwer in ber Bruf, aber bre4en rirb's
niat, i'd iamSrs es Dir. wenn i4 etwos
setban, ceiien id mid gu idamen hdtte!
Damn miirDe i'd eS 5erbreden, nDlte es
fd einfauea lalien, aus hummer gerO bn<
belt meter su idlasen. LIMB 10 leb'
wpbl! Sn nleinen Nusen biit Dn mir
niats idulbis; aber mean jeulalS bic 3s!s
trmlAen lollte, po Dir, wqs Dg mir Sc
than, als Sdulp eri&eiat = Du bait eln
Mittel. sas Geipenlt gu bannen : ano,
OaB ids Dir perratbe, ioa Der Dauf lsin
far Maes = fir bag lluenblide, mas Du
mir seweien, unb aus(eid mein leeteS
8prt: werbe Elm GROCER Sanfles!
Gnaele.@
(gurtfesuns fOlst.)
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Nber pos mar Elm Eraunt = heute
s(adt Elm {danerliAer Sranm! SD
NOR in eiuem buntlen Waloe, coer eS
,par tein Bale nHr eine sraulise
agilbniN sea Wadtidatten, bic allies feln
fcnuter unb Nlles waren: Baume unb
Nelien. aus Duntel in Dunfel itar5enbe
gdde, aabnenbe enbloie S6blen = unb
On hofteli Did in bieier gBiloniB perlrrt,
iinb id nclte Did fu4en nnb fonnte
Did niht iinben; unb INNER entieellder
purbe u,eine InsIf. uns plSblih fanpeit
pu par mir unb faaelteit 10 trauris nuo
eeuteteif NIT pan gHser nsd Der @eltalt
aeben Dir. bic nun plBblia ba mar, uno
Du hieltelt lie an ber 6anb. Sd wuBte
mrbl. oaE es cine See mar, renr1 ite auh
Elm Brautfleip anbatte wie ein Menidens
finb unb einen Mnrtentran5 i'm Saar,
an melaem piele Diamunten funfeltsa.
s,br @efidt fonnte i'd nidt iehen, bas mar
spie nit einem GAleier beoedt; id muBte
aber, pas es iebr idSn mgr. warum
fsheit Bu ip9 iaate ibi i'd mnBte es
ianaff. bqk Du cine See beirutben mir.
Sclf. uub bss 1T bod nidt trauris, menn
man "a cine See beiratbet? Sour ccr meinen
Nusen fi6en sarfit On iie nidt, oas fam
idb nidbt ertrasen, bann fanse an4 id an
su weinen. l1nb ba boblf On ben
5dleier unb fiBtelt lie, uno i'd fns an
~ neinen, unb 10 erpaAte i'd.
Sc mar Elm Traum, aber, wenn e8
bod mebr = menn Der 9roum einlt
Mahrteit mIrbe = igOn seDOrpen ware!
drnolSl es siebt auf groen feline Seen,
aber reide Maoden siebt'S, unb Grnolo
u.pcr Tam an iebe ghir flopfen, unb
mare fe bon purem @olDe unb jeoe wirp
fih ihm ouftbun. Nber BON pureml
Galpe, Nrnslbl bSrit Du! wer SYM 5errs
tden aeborsn III, bati 2dnoer serwaften.
Euuienbe binopfsru, barf Glles; um feline
aroben plane gu perwirfliden, MIR nidt:
iid balber Wiittel bebenen. Das bari
sr nid,t, neil nur bas erreidte 3iel Gnt=
aelt 1T far bic Opfer unb @ntiabnuna
fir iein eiaen @emiden. GliO: cine st.
benfee, arnOle, nit uniddebaren Dia'
manten i'm Brauttrans! ionlt peint aaes
@rnaes fd ihre i&0nen aHssn aHs.
= Angela
.. 9. Db Sic beiaste See Sor ibrer
Nusen faiien birfen, curaber, mein Serr
bittet be Oben unter,eidnete fid nod Ell
paar Gage 8seentSeit aus.
Berlin
Du baft mid beim WOrt senommsn
nod ebe mein lester Brief IN a Dsinsr
Oanben mar = bas nenne i'd Wirtuni
in bic 6erne! Du 5eisff mir Define yer
lotuna an = ,pie fOa i'd Dir iar bel
Nufmsrflamfeit bunfen! YeriOnlld pero
id,'s leiser nidt fSnnen. On pelttlnse
aaaua butteit aud carin eas Mldttse as
iebeni es ipiiase Mir auf bic Dauer un
mDsli6 fein, neine tleine sdoar welte'
als iiunbeneebenbe, eoueertirsnoe Seann
b'are fiesreid burds tOitfpielise eeben 81
fabreu. @ie mub nun porberbane ishen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27

- @ro6e 6srableeuns Der BreiIe in
Rleiberlfcffeu, Sduben, Stefsln uub
GENTS Turniibins @coos. I'm einen
SeInH bittet y. 9, Trant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27

Soiepb Sattoa's W0ble
IN Nsu- 8raunfsla matlt isbr sutes 3crn.
uns 0etssnreSl nno psrfauft In ercbea
Quaut!tatrn III Die llmssssnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27
Gan Hebrp 5prtn9S Barf

Disisr populare grbolunssplab erfreu
lfh elmer fstS fstsenpsn patronaee unb
auswartise Seluaer tperoeu beipnpers ba.
rauf aufmsrflam semadt. Ser part tsDt
gereinen pesr p.isatssielldaften sur
Nbtaltuns BON Yienies &c. itets often.
SIR ben Com fort Der @ate III befsns ee.
@crat unb bic serab.eihtsn grfri1aunsen
iino erfer Qualitat. Der pddter. 5err
Trsb. &erble, psraebt lsin Welaait
unb 1T unsrmiicli6, Seesn 3ufrieoen,u.
fsQ cit. @ta Nedmittas an ben Springs
ssb ort at ben ercBen Standardization,
Die Gan Intcnie ttstst. 3O.6,s1aM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27

1881 Csr,in.s I'm @etras, rrn S265,50
&s- aafraess fur @ssn:er. fotpie Staten fai
Clubs f6nsen nur III bsr Sffee in Nswsorisdns
eemah! tperben.
Wessn Snfurmaiipa pb. gaaaaaaaea fdsebt z,aa
Gu Gt. u. Dauphiu,
ReD Orleans Z.
gbwarb gpore. @seat. @is 5pui.cn II. &esagia
Stra5e, San 4ntpnip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27
Gegas.

= HDn MuItln miro berl1tet, oaB
@rgpuperneur Oabis als Ganoioat fiir
BEN gongreB i'm 10. Diitrift auftreten
tpirb.
- Sn 2ancaifer berIu6te Ser Mbbn=
fat 8entan gelbfimorb gu begeben unb
faufte fi0 81 biefem 3pede Morpbium.
Ser Npotbefer perabfolgte ibm inbeB
@orli9ts balber gbinin, unb 10 tuurbe
peptons 2eben gerettet.
= slhf ben 6armer s. 9aa, esr ii
Der Ndhe bpH 9allas mohns, wurbe elm
Morbberiu6 sema6t. Oerielbe bsfano
ii9 nit ieiner Sodter auf bem 9eim=
tpege bon Der Staot, als ein S6uB oOn
einem int 8ufdb berborgenen Wtamne
auf i'm abgefeuert muroe, ber inoeb
iein 3iel perfeblte. 9aa fannie ben
nebeltbdter uno 1T flGgbar sesen ibn
aNfgetreteH;
49, 9ie geummollenraupe fog in
Dallas ni6t unbebeuteneen SAaben
anri@ten.
- 8on 2arebo 5osen am 25. unse=
fdbr 50 8iirger iiber ben gtio @ranbe
mad 9tueba 2areoo in Merifo, I'M benz
oortieem Miapor, Santiago @an9e5,
lire @liidtpiini6e Su ieinem Geburtss
tage 5n iiber5ringen.
- 9as neue SerrDhaOt bel Galbtpel
em gra5ps 1T burA bic 6lut9 fortse=
l6memmt pnroen.
Bon 8rpau muroe ber eriie 8aunlz
lDollenballen ber neuen @rnte mad ct.
2ouis geI6idt uno bort fir "a Gents
bas pfunD Derfauft.
= Ser 2ebrer gtelion in GraDtotpn
tpuroe BON ieinem pferoe abseworfen
llnb ba ct ungliidli1er Weiie nit Dem
SUB i'm Steig5iigel bdngen blieb, gu
Sooe sei6leift.
= 9serganganen @onnabenb purbe
ber Yoftmeifer S. $. SeDoler III
S9ulenburg BON Wm. Wailler gel6oI=
ien. Ser S9uB traf Die lbr, mel6e
SeDbler trug, iuoburb oas 2eben oes
2ebtern gerettet ipuroe. Wtiller 1T berz
baftet iporoen; ct bebauptet, IN Selbts
| pertbelbigung aefeuert gu baben.
- 8eim pnlaug oes Circus in ben
StraBan BON alultin entltano elm
fur6tbarer panif, berborgerufen ba=
our6, baB Der Sreiber oes Wagenfd=
figs, in mel6em ii6 bic beioen groben
20pen befanben, einen 3iigel oes @e=
| ipannes aus Der Sano perlor unb bic
pferoe our66rannten. 9llles Lief uno
| f9rie; man flii6tete li9 in bic 9duier,
binter @alleriepfpten uno grpBe Giz
| Ten. @ls bic Yierbe YlOd melt ge=
laufen tparen. tpuroen lie bon amei
Mdnnern gum Steben. gebra1t. Werf=
miiroigermeiie murOe bei benz Our6ein=
amber, iuO jeoer auf feline eiaene
@ettung beba6t mar, yiiemanb per.
legt.
= 9lm Samltag tpurbe in paIo Del
Norte 8ilp 8airO, &onbufteur Der
3eras paciic 8abn, auf Die 9lntldge
Der gtOtbSu6t berbaftet. Seln OpieG
lit Die IA Sabre ql!e Mer4 Msa6el
ton Galifprniet, Die ld auf elmer
8eiu@sreile gu ibrer in Wbiteshoro
leben6en perbeiratbeten S1meiter be.
fano. Sic mar allein I'M Sblafwa.
| gen uno ipabrenb lie i'm Yett lag,
| fiibrte Der &onbufteur bas gerbre6eu
aus.
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Wnsei0e.

6teroar4 beebre id mid Dem Bubli=
tum srsetenit an3u3eisen, bub id bic
81 a d linen Us ertitdtte e bes 5rn.
Saecb g aable an YrsIultrabs, nabe
Der Bride ibernommen babe.
geiissr BON Damef. aae eneesen Sra.
ld,inen made i'd bcIaneers barauf aufz
mertfan;.
Gae arten BON Weparatnren, tie in baS
Sad, ees Raldinenarbeitsrs fdlasen,
tnerben prompt nno bilis aussefitrt.
$. S1neioer.
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5abr9ang l8
MnGela.
Bon, aa bon Jrieori9 spielbagen.
(Bprtfebune.)

lUpuItSHHH.j
Berlin, 1. glusuif.
giersebn Gage = feline 3eile! sSnnz
teit Du mir mirtlid siirneu? Sollte
mirflih bas Wert Defines letten Srtefes
mebr als Der Nusf fluB elmer mcmentanen
8erltimmuns, ioute eS eine mabre Yro<
pbe,eiuna lein: ,Wir werben Der Welt
10 lanse bas Sdauiptel Sweier Weniden
eeben, bic einanoer itets ,pioerlpreden,
Bic mir wirflid einanoer ni4t mehr per>
iteben; nerben 10 lanse pcr allen Neuten,
por Deinen Bribern ielbit 8eritedens
ipielen, Bis mir zines Cages einanfer
uirflid uerloren haten uno nidt finben,
pb mir unS s1eid iuden?" ater baS TT
ia uidt mS3lia! Sann man li9 lelt1t
uerfieren? Bin iA nidt Du? Du niat
i'd? 3ieben nidt uniere seelen oeniel=
Ben itiIlen Bes, pie bic hcben reinen
Wolfen brcben, unbefin,lnert um bas
banue, sraue @emDlf, oaS unter ibnen
treibt? geod heute WlOrSen = i'd fam
ppm aroa'iaen Ylae ourA ben Ebiersar|
ten : gang aasiu = Du peibt, i'd fenns
feline Turdt = es tesesnete mir aud
taum Elm MenId. Drugben ifirmte es;
aber erinnen mars gang ftia. 9eur bic
Wipfel idwantten uno mulicirten, uno
am Simnlel war's seidditis, aber nur in
nieerisen 9esionen = jasenbe Danfte
uuo burii6er liater @lan; auf rasenben
meiRen @ebirsen; unb 10 i'm Waloe balo
beaer sOloissr Mursenidein une int
ndhifen Mloalent sraasrauer atenoldats
ten. llnb ba bahte id On ben ID immer
pente; absr es tpar fein Denfen, fein Gin<
,elnes; es mar nur Elm srOBes Gmpfinben,
bas mid erfante = i'd fann's ni4t Be-
fd,reiben = wie menn Elm Thautrcpfen
pp,n Spnnenlaein burdleudtet 1T, 10 oab
an linn unb in ibm nidts 1T bon ieineu!
siaenen @elen. nHr sitel 2iat. lnb tas
waakte i'd freiiia: bas siat MART Gu,
Deine 6eneriesle, bic bod mieoer 10 ,nilo
vnb weia 1T; Dein lODernoes unselthm,
has mad benz 5S9lten fliest mno fia bed
ipieper benz aleinltsn 70 liebeecl! biaseesA
iana. gs sIns id sabins id merfts
aidt, haB iA sins; es mar. als oh I'D
;ameste, fpie in einen. ieligen araunl.
IS mar tein Traurn, Gellebter! SewlB
uidt! es mar bic refine Wahrhett uub
yBirflidfeit, wie mena fir einen WOment
ber gprbana auseinanoer webt unb ber
@ldubias pas aOerbsilislte idauen bart
uub bod nur ans (ld berausihaut, Denn
I'D mare ss, ais in ibnl?
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4asit.ae Srsie Nreife
erlteint
rtih nit Nnsnabme bes G pnntaes
unb fDIet
e1n.O0 fitr bas Satr pber $3.50 }ir
3 WtonaI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-27

- Cine idSne Nuswabl bon @eib,
maaren, Bique=, Wurleiqesz, Swib<.
8ictoria.. Blibpps= unb lelnene 9s1pnS
au New 0urt Solipreis Sci
8, y. Srant.
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- Gin gsreiderer ose 9lutes unb
9fsiniser oes @pitens; teilt Mbipannuns
nno @nersielclisteit; oas ilt 9ropns
@ifen,B itters.
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- SO babe nod 4 Dubenb NIT 5eibe
esfii.terte uno unsefutterte Sonnen|dtrme
rcrratbig. Scmmt unb erfaneist @ub
mad BEN Dreilen. q. y. Gyaat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-08
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

1t is characteristic Of wise man to
profit by the experience of others.
Human history is merely record of
the life of mankind, and he certainly
is wise man who is so master Of hu-
man history, as to be able not only to
avoid the nisnaps incident to humani-
ty and to alight regularly on fields of
pleasure aud profit, but to avoid the
one ana reach he other, not 10y chance,
bnt by fo.-oast of thought, by future
anticipation. Some one has said that
the only difference between a wise man
and fol is in future anticipation. :"
And Patrick Henry says: II know of
10 way Of judging the future but by
the past"
l wish to call attention to the study
of human history. Not only the
school children, but all can engage in
this with pleasure and profit. And
not only human history, but after
SINE progress has been made in this,
we hope to have time and inclination
to take up natural history in its vari.
GUS departments.
Our plan for reading will be some.
thing after that CT the Chataugua Lit
erary and Scientific Circle. One
whole community pursuing the same
subject at one and the same time j, j..
itsplf a grand thing. The circle ,,ok-
en- of above has its branchrs all parts
of the United Sta eS, 90 /. embraces
all that its name ....es, in its course
of rea ling. ..e will not I've branch
Of it, but we hope that the people may
take this mater in hand. We ask
your hearty CO. peration-we ask your
self in this matter. We expect to
present paper for signatures, ere
long, and all that will he required for
membership is al agreement to read
and small initiation fee. Books will
be furnished free to members. Any
person may become a member.
j. A. GARDINER.
Lewiston, l. T., May 80, 1882.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-08
THE STEAMBOAT EXCURSION

On Monday, under previous arrangements
made by committee Of citizens, the steam.
er ID. $ Baker, Capt. Baughman, took on
board a party OF citizens with their fami-
lies and steamed up the clearwater. Several
ladies and gentlemen from Colfax, Almota
and one or two from Walla Walla, came up
the evening before on the Baker and accom-.
panied the party The wire of Silcott's
ferry was raised so as to admt the steamer
under it and the upper ferry dropped it's
wire so that the steamer passed over it.
The steamer left the wharf boat in Lewiston
attain. The current of the stream was
very strong, and it required till about
o'clock to reach the Lapwai agency, making
bat one short stop at the place of MIR. Dun.
well to take on board passenger. At the
Agency we were met by Agent Warner and
lady and the attaches of the Agency eener-
ally and by the Indian pupils, about SO in
number OF both sexes with their teachers,
all of whom joined the party. and then the
boat proceeded up about six miles and made
landing on gravelly point, but somewhat
shaded where each family having their lunch
baskets along partook of a repast. The
place selected was not desirable but was
chosen because the one where they intended
to land was submerged in water. We re-
NAMED here about one -and-a-quarter hours
and then re-emharked ard proceeded up to
what is known as Dead Man Eddy, which
We reached at pm. Turning round we
steamed back to tie Agency in twenty five
minutes. Here we remained a little over
one h nr and then started home and made
the wharf-boat in just fifty minutes includ-
ing one landing and slow movement in
passing Silcott's ferry. The parties on
board seemed to enjoy themselves, each
group in its own way. On board the CON-
mittee had prepared small quantity of ice.
cream and Strawberries, which were sold to
the passengers; the supply was far too lin.
tied for the demand created by the appetite
of those on board. The great heat Of the
afternoon made the occasion uncomfortable
for some who experienced much headache.
Aside from few, all seemed to enjoy the
occasion muchly. On the trip we had n
good opportunity to examine the shores OF
the river at this stage of the water, in refer
snce to railroad up the river, and in our
opinion the south side. a. tar as we went, is
much the best for road. at three points
there will have to be much rock work, but
we found nothing impracticahle and nothing
that compares in difficulty with many points
between The Dallcs and Cascades. The
worst point we passed was a bluff inst
below Dead Man Eddy. This is claimed to
b. the worst ill We get within l6 miles
OF Kama. But with present appliances for
removing rock good grade can be made at
comparative small cost anywhere on the
south margin of Clearwater to the Middle
| FORK.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-08

CRYSTAL WEDDING.-In the journey of
life. althouoh there ara Some n,r,o.s,rt
places. vet there arc soma ac,;ohtf,,,i,, ,,,o,a
..- -,:-, P,'"'
'"' Spots "hich are remembered with pleas
ant recolleotlons. The wedding day is,
doubtless, one of those happy places II
marks an era in The history ri tho lives 80
those who On +hat J.,, ,,,,t,i, "" M'.s Vi
l;fe. lone ofsct;"n a,d t;aal;t,, r .e"seu
Of vears IVA cornnIa+at .ha a., "a sne oycles
al and co,rratplat;ana ,ra hao .ee''e e
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-08
CITY JoT.

Largo demaud for beer.
We want rain for the crops.
Next Monday is city election.
Everybody looks for very high water.
Ladies. read II. B. Lifts advertisement.
L. Stannus offers his farm for sale, see what
he has to say in another column.
Penny says he likes eggs, but not W hen
they are rotten, and throwed al q chinaman-
Out city recorder is doing good work in hav,
ing ordinances enforced ~ they shonld be.
Camp meeting will commence at Grangeville
on the 18th inst.
II you want to keep your ey. sight good OK
anime Aoxley's new advertisement.
All Of the wash house cinnamon were arrest.
cd and lodged in Jail on Monday they refusing
t. pay license.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-08

To Qua PATRoNs.-Parties indebted to
this Office for subscriptions for the TELLER
need have no fear that We cannot make good
use Of the money due, il they will come for
ward and pay.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-06-08
PERSONALS.

Archbishop Segar Of Oregon, came up OF
Wednesdays boat
John Brearley of this city. has been Oh
the sick list for the past few days.
Mr.. Clar OF the firm of Baker l. Clark,
bankers at Moscow, was in town a few days
last week.
Ben. Morris, ESQ.,, from Mt. Idaho went
below on Tuesday morning, and will return
tonight with his wife who has been sick at
" ALA Walla.
Among the excursonists on the Baker
Monday were Mr.. Talbot. of Colfax, and
Mr.. Henry Spauldng and Mr.. John Taft OF
Almota. Mr.. Spaulding with his family
visited the grave Of his father at Lapwai.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-01

The Levee Convention, to be held
at Greenville, Mississippi, on the 18th
Of June, will be a very important
event if properly organized and con-
Quoted. The whole Yazoc delta from
Memphis to Vicksburg, and from the
river back to the red hills, should
be represented by men of force
and ability. The different coun-
ties should get together and determine
upon some common policy. The gov
ernment is more disposed than ever
to render aid toward the construction
of general improvement system, and
the people should speak out and show
themselves to be alive to the impor-
tance of this great rational work.
There are differences of opinion as to
the kind of system needed. These
are all entitled to a hearing, and a
deliberative body like this promises
to be, is the proper place to have them
considered. We hope that Memphis
will be we'll represented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-01
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, May 1.-Hanlan won by
four lengths. The course was from
Putnoy to Mortlake; stakes, $1,000.
Hanlan won with the greatest ease.
Hanlan had the Middlesex side, and
the start was good one. Hanlan had
slightly the best of Trickett and led
Immediately afterwards. Steamers
following the rowers were laden with
people and the banks of the river
crowded. Many ladies were among
the spectators. Hanlan was rowing
easily at Hammersmith bridge. There
was never any doubt of the result.
Hanlan promptly rowed Trickett
down. At Craven Cottage, six furloDgs
from the starting point, Hanlan was a
quarter Of length clear of Trickett,
and at the Greek, about two miles and
half further on, took the Austria
lian's water. Of Barnes Terrace, but
a short distance from the Greek, he
was leading Trickett by fifteen Sec
onds. HanlanS time was q minutes
and SO seconds, and TricketL's 20
minutes and 80 seconds. Hanlan
played with Trickett, as with former
contestants.
MADRID, May 1.-The principal
town Of Catalonia has adopted the, red
cap of the Catalons. An official tele.
gram reports that tranquility prevails
but latent hostility to the government
prevails. There have been slight dis
orders at Bourgose, owing to the re-
straining of tradesmen for the nom
payment of new taxes. The officials
have complained and demand the pro-
lection Of troops.
BERLIN, May Emperor William
has left Weisbaden ior Berlin.
GENEVA, May Tremendous snow
storms have occurred in the Alps.
Simptou route is impossible. The
shock of an earthquake was felt in
the canton OF Vallais, Friday.