Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-04

ard Killed SIX OF them. The night oc-
Cured in the southeastern corner of
Arizona, in the vicinity Of old Camp
Baker The Indians were being pur-
sued when the dispatch was sent. Gen.
Mckenzie approves the operation thus
far. Gen. Sherman says that the length
of time which will be required to retore
peace and safety to that section will
depend on whether or not the Apaches
get over the line into Mexico, where
troops are not at liberty to follow them
The country is extremely rough in that
section and it is almost impossible to
get at the hostlles. Gen. Sheridan
fully sus' ains Gen. Forsyth IN his move
ments in this campaign.
There arrived by ocean into the Co
lum ia river during January, Fcbru-
AIRY and March, 1859 immigrants, and
i'll April to date, 5,2l6-t total, 1855.
1t is safe to assume that the number
by ocean to Puget Sound and overland
from the East and California is ZOO
Those in a position to form correct es-
Inmates believe that the immigrant II to
Oregon and Washington during 1882
will not be less than 10000.
LAKE CITY, Col, April 27.-This
morning. at | o'clock 100 masked men
overpowered the guard aud took from
Jail Geo. Bets and jim Browning, who
shot and killed Sheriff Campbell yes
terday morning while attempting to
arrest them. The men we're taken to
bridge in the lower part Of town and
hung Both died game.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Four of the
gang of highwaymen, who attempted
to rob the express train on the Texas
Pacific railroad last week, have been
captured and the prospect is that the
entire gang will be secured A reward
of 81 900 for the capture of each has
been offered by the railroad company.
A horrible affair is reported from
Georgia. A gang Of 100 State convicts,
chained together, were being transport
ed on platform cars ell route for the
work Of wood cutting The train
stopped at a station and portion of
the gang getting off the cars, still
chained fast to those who had just got
off, being unable to get on the cars,
we're dragged over the rails and ties
for some distance feet foremost. Six
OF the unfortunates were so badly man
gied they are not expected to survive.
SAN Francisco, April 27.-Atout
o'clock this morning DR.. L. N. Wood
ward, dentist, entered the room Of
man known as Mollie Woodward, |
with whom he had been cohabiting, at
1857 Mission street, between Sixth
and Seventh. The woman was partly
dressed and was sitting on y bed
Woodward made some remarks to the
effect that she had been bearing his
name long enough without being his
wifi and drawing revolver fired at
her. The ball struck just below the
left eye, and ranging downward and
sideways lodged in the muscles of he
neck Oh the right side. Woodward
then turned the pistol on himself, the
first shot inticting flesh wound, and
the second entered the mouth, causing
instant death From what can be
gathered from the statement of the
woman and the circumstances, the par
ties have been living together as man
and wife. The womans real name is
Woodward, she being the wife Of
man by that name, son of a wealthy
rancher in Napa county. She separated
from her husband some time ago and
took up with DR.. Woodward. He is
no relation to her husband The doc
tor was jealous of her, and wished her
to marry him, and her refusal is CON
sidered the cause of his action. Wood
ward was man of middle age, and OF
respectable standing in his profession
The woman is likely to recover, though
the wound is very serious.
LITTLE Rock, April 2S.--A Dallas
special gives particulars of the capture
of the men who robbed the Texas Pa
citic train at Ranger station. The rob.
bers were tracked by bloodhounds into
a canyon near the Brazos river. A hot
fight ensued in which one of the rob.
bers was killed, when his two compan-
ions surrendered. More of the robbers
are at large with rangers in pursuit.
ST. PAUL, Apri! 2s.-About one
o'clock this morninga party Of masked
men appeared at the Jail in Minneapo-
lis and demanded the surrender to
them of Frank McManus, the tramp
who ravished and brutally mul:ilated
the four year old child, Nina Spear,
yesterday. The sheriff was made pris-
oner by the mob, but refused to di.
vulge the whereabouts of McMamus.
The mob then made a thorough search
of the Jail, breaking open every cell
on the first floor without finding the
prisoner. They then assembled to the
floor above and repeated the ceremony,
breaking open cell doors until McMa-
nus was found. The latter was tax en-
to the house Of his victim, where he