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The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

|rumored in Berlin that King Al
as asked Crown Prince Frederick
|n to mediate, in order that friend
Ptween Spain and Germany may be
lined.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

(LLAIN TARGE, French Minister of
|erior, denies that there are any
L cholera in Paris or the suburbs,
be adjoining departments. 3
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

kE IS a rumor that Bsmarck's seiz-
the Caroline Islands, was ruse to
an understanding with the United
whereby Germany would annex
ind the United States would secure
|ilinpjna ands tst
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

american Minister at Brussels de-
TO Interfere in the case of Chateou-
no was arrested there in connection
pc murder Of Mile. Menetrel in
land claims to be naturalized
tan citizen. htl l N
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

fEcIAL Service by the municipal
(ment of the City of Mexico, in
~ Of General Grant, was appointed
feld the night of the 9th in the
Pf Congress. An elaborate pro-
be had been prepared. F~rs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

fE were 3.67l new cases of cholefa
lin on the Goth and 1, III deaths from
ease There were: fifty-six deaths
on on the 10Th and twenty on the
In Marseilles there were ffty-three
on the Goth and twenty four on the
ITyphus fever is also spreading in
tter city. ,t4 FL EstS -
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

Explosion Of 1000 pounds Of nitro
Pine at Roberts & Sons factory at
Prdi Pa, on the 9th, completely
ed the building and shook houses
Pies around. Two employees were
B some distance, but miraculously
d with a few slight bruises. The
Ill reach several thousand dollars.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

Treasury Department. is informed
party Of armed Cubans have left
hnd of.Cuba for the Florida K eys,
is supposed that their object is to
ze fllibustering expedition to
row the Cuban Government. Ins
ons have been issued for the rev.
utters to look out for the party and
pit their landing. .4se
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

x l----s------- r
total value of exports of domestic
and hogs, and of beef, pork and
products, is as follows: July, 1885,
P79; July, 1884, $10,27s, O49; seven
: ended July 81, 1885, $50, 1914, ,369 |
1854, %4, All, ,766. Beef and pork
fts for nine months ended July 81,
67, 1000 ,092; ditto 1891, $65,470, 800,
products for three months ended
l, 1885, $,o31,716; ditto 1884,
56Q.. .',t
a rough estimate the losses by
gclone at Charleston, s. c., on
Fh, will aggregate over $1,000, 600.
blowing are the damages sustained
lvate persons and corporations: !:
property, $3.50, 200; private prop
sSOO, 900; cotton presses, $50, 900;
les, $50, ool; city property, streets
Arks, s35, 900; railroads, $50, 900; Ash
Yer bridge. $4,000; shipping, $50, :
lmbsr mills, $4,000; miscellaneous,
total, y, ,O33, 900.
revised estimate of the losses by the
storm at Charleston, s.. O., is 81,
including $780, 900 along the
yes and $500, 900 Of private property,
emainder includes losses on ship
S2oo 900; on Sullivan's Island, 500,
POTION presses, 49,, 900, and city prop
churches, railroads and phosphate
n
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

A New Northwestern Railway Projected,
DENVER, Col, August 3l.-A party OF
surveyors are now at work in Wyoming
running lines for the Chicago & North
western Railroad through that Territory.
During the past three weeks they have
worked from Ft. Fetterman about sixty
miles Two routes have been surveyed.
One follows the North Platte River to
Poison Spider Creek, thence westwardly
The other goes up Sweet Water River.
Large business is. expected from the oil
regions, which the road will penetrate.
These lines are almost parallel with the
Union Pacific on the south.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

Lucius A. White, Arrested In st. Louis for
Procuring the Counterieiting of Brazilian
Bank Notes, Gives the Whole Snap Away
and Relieves the Government of a GOOD
Deal of Trouble. - a..s-s.s1
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

HIN S. LAMKIN, Edito
OLUME VIII.
PCS OF THE DAY.
ws from Everywhere.
,RrAN outbreaks are increasing in
Kerry, Ireland.
TIER Cox was handsomely received
27th by the Sultan of Turkey.
m subjects, without regard to con-
are being expelled from Austria.
AMY has assured Spain Of a desire
. the Caroline Islands dispute ami
IN VIcroRrA and King Humbert are
ned as arbitrators between Spain
'rmany, o
remains of the late Admiral Cour-
ench naval commander in Tonquin,
/ In France on the 25th.
,RoR FRANCIS JOSEPH has con-
the Grand Gross of st. Stephen on
RS son, Grand Duke George.
confirmed that Germany has es-
ed a protectorate over the whole
" between the Tanna and Juba
Iowa State Veterinarian has been
i to investigate what issupposed to
hs cattle fever in Pottawatomie
lrrison counties. M @F
H. ,DIcKERsoN, former Superin.
! of the pension building in Wash
has been arrested on charge oi
Z a United States flag. 'ts !
,i
RUSSELL YOUNG says that te
Ehinese immigration the United
must appeal to England, as they
Ie through Hong Kong. ~
(LLAIN TARGE, French Minister Of
|erior, denies that there are any
L cholera in Paris or the suburbs.
be adjoining departments. ~
intimated that the President, will
low the Austrian Ministry to lie
|ut will shortly appoint Hon. Johr
bner, of Illinois, to that position.
|pidemic of yellow fever is raging
State of Chiopas, Mexico, on thu
|nalan border. The fever is of
type, destroying entire families.
S-
ET Won HATzFELDT assures thu
b Ambassador that in occupy Ing
Folines Germany has no intention
|udicing anterior rights of Spain
kcH residents of Rochester, N. Y.
Expressed sympathy for Riel, ant
the intervention of the Unite<
| in his behalf as an American. citi
|rumored in Berlin that King AL
\ las asked Crown Prince Frederick
|n to mediate, in order that friend
Ptween Spain and Germany may b
lined.
|sTIaArIoN has developed a great
N looseness, not to say culpabl'
|sness In the disbursement of fund
Prlated for the expenses of the Ala
claims Commission.
Treasury accountants are expecte'
ke some startling objections whe
bach the accounts of the Fis
fssion,, the Geological Survey, tn
Ter Bureau and others.
/
i is'r ~ Mli.s'ei ~ ~ usseis ue
no was arrested there in connectio
be murder Of Mile. Menetrel i
and claims to be a naturalize
Ian citizen. So
d = D,-
kh = u VIZ ,y's ,ss'll = a. y : SCI.
10 "a, o.no -s.anus, wa, q Tuso
wh WI o..ahS s @a,, wiUu ,1 .hs on,Oe
nd ~, -, 81 "ou ,. ~ nn
|iIinnina a>1a,sss u'
- -.
~ w un'oip,
eay ~, - one oioy u meA'c9
!. eno, =, .''anD, was appoinee .e
~ ra n'sn' "a 'ne s.sn ~ VI
An i"Doi a0o pi'
D9on piepele leo' s2Ss
eE were 367I new cases of choIe,
in on the Goth and 1.171 deaths fro
ease, There were, fiftv-six deaf,
ION On .ne zsen and twenty on Il
! ool ss,,.es !, mere were ni'y-ehr'
Uu ,ne zo'n anu swen'y- tour on u
ypuas iever rs aiso spreading
''r ciey. X
Explosion of 1000 pounds Of nitr,
rine at Roberts & Sons factory
Prd; Pa, on the 9th, completel
ed the building and shook hous,
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-09-04

The Mystery Still dissolved, and No Evf-
dence Conclusive of Mrs. Walkup's Guilt
Yet Adduced--The Deceased Had Been
Subject to Similar Attacks = A Voice
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
TOTAL.
CREDIT,

We would do injustice to many Others
and in fact to the Legislature, to give the
Honorable Secretary of the Territory,
Mr. d. p. b. Pride, the full credit for
the passage of the capitol bill No man
however, has been more Jealous in the
advocacy of this measure or worked with
more untiring effort to have this bill
passed. This measure has never been
pressed upon the attention of any previ-
Gus Legislature. Possibly if we had had
some man like Mr.. Prdeto have stepped
to the front and presented this measure
in its true light we might have had these
buildings erected long before this. But
let that pass, Mr.. Pride has stepped to
the front and shown himself to be the
true friend of Boise City and of the tsr-
ritory and one who can do efficient work
where and when the occasion demands it.
There are many others who have worked
zeaiously and indefatigably for this meas
ure, but the great credit, after all, is with
the Legislature, and the large majority
in each House shows that they only de-
sired to know what was best and they
were ready to do it.--1daho Statesman
We suppose the Statesman is Of the
opinion that by giving the principal cred
it to Pride for procuring the passage Of
this bill he is doing him great honor
When the people are heard from outside
of Boise City, it may not be OF that opin
ion, and ten chances to one, the reason
for now giving credit to Pride, is to shielt
itself in part from the obloquy whicl
will certainly attach among the people t,
the authors and supporters of this bill
and we are sorry to learn that the mem
bers from the north had TO learn from
Mr.. Pride, OF any other members, what
was best for them in relation to this bill
in order to be ready to do Their duty
and we will give our men from the North
credit with being so self sufficient tina,
they We're willing to assume the respon
sibility of voting for this bill without
comforting with their constituents upor
| the matter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. e.-The COM
mittee of United States commissioners
for the New Orleans exposition which
called upon the president yesterday left
with him statement OF the financial al
fairs of the exposition, showing debts to
the amount of s360,OO0. The commit
tee also lett with him memorial setting
forth the untoward circumstances which
have operated against the successful con
duct of the exposition, and praying fer
further aid from the government to the
extent of half million dollars. The
committee are hopeful of favorable action
by the president, and will remain here
to urge tie matter upon congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The bill to
prohibit the importation of contract labor,
that for the admission of the state of
Tacoma Washington territory, land
grant forfeiture bill, the bill to declare
railroad lands subject to taxation. and
the Pacific railroads sixty year bill, are
measures which are more likely than any
others to receive the attention of the SEN
ate during the week aud remainder OF the
session, when appropriation bills are not
before it.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES..

Ten thousand feet Of good dry flooring
for sale by j. { Fisher 49,, l9-lm
For fine cigar 60 to Texier's.
Texier has the best tobacco in the city.
For the choicest confectionery. call on
Isaman 4 Co.
Chew The Horse Shoe Tobacco. nis.tiis
best. 3S.tf
c p, and French corsets for sale At J. P.
Vollner j. Cos.
Stationary of all kinds, both fancy and
plain, at lsaman & Co.
The bes. assortment Of clocks in Lewiston
can be found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lott.
Stock men save money by using Mox.
.ey's condition powders. They are the
best. 81
If you have bad cold, drop into NE
Palace Drug Store; Isaman 4 Co. have the
fluid that will KNOCK it endways."
| CLOAKS CHEAP.-At cost for 30 DAYS.
We will close out Children, Misses and
Ladies Cloaks. J. p. vOLLMER 4 co.
Hol For the masquerade! lsanan +
Co., have q large assortment of Mosques.
which they will dispose Of At the lowest
cash price.
Drop i'll and try one Isaman 4 Co.'S, cho;e.
est brands Of cigars. They keep the beat
brands that can be found anywhere in tho
upper country.
Milk. B. Manning is DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning a few more customers to supply
with milk. The best milk furnished in this
market at reasonable ratsa. l7.3w
Notice is hereby given that all parties in.
debted to c. r. Allen, that they call At J.
Alexander's and settfe'all accounts imme.
liately. l5-lm c. X. ALLEN.
Lewiston, Idaho, Jan. IA, 1886.
LOST. On Wednesday, January %, 1855,
somewhere between II. X. Barnett's store
in Lewiston and Asotin City, W. r., one
Smith aud Weston pocket revolver, five
shooter, 80 calebre. A liberal reward will
be paid to anyone finding the same and leav'
ing it at this office. lS-tf.
TAKE NOTICE.-What il the meter
don't you want any more pictures! You
will find me at my old stand, frat door
north IF Universalist church, better pre-
pared than ever 10 do you first class work
can make pictures in any kind Of weather,
shall spare no pains to please you. Fine
photographs speciality. J. W. RIGGS,
4 IS Photographer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

Valentines Of all descriptions, all varie.
ties. all sizes, all colors, and all prices at
Isaman 4 Cos. variety store. They have
the largest and best selected stock Of valen
tines in the city.
The Cutter Whiskey will prevent Won
from catching bad colo. Just step into
the Palace Saloon and call for the A. No. |
Cutter Whiskey.
Mcguire i Browne. Moscow, l., for want
of room. ars closing out q lot of hard wood.
(oak) stell tooth harrows-24 teeth to sec.
tion, at 81 80 per section. Also few plows
at cost
We have no intelligence of the time when
the steamers will come to visit Lewiston.
The Riparia wharf boats have both been
wrecked on the Palouse rapids, and the
Gates is expected to be used as wharf boat
at that point.
The Inter-Idiho takes different view
from the Bo,s, City papers, in relation to
this capitol bill, settling the question of the
capitol, and intimates that the building will
never he erected at Boise, and we learn that
the commissioners will be eujoined from do
ing the work by south eastern men.
Wilmot did not return with the other
members from Boise; he has gone to Portland
Mckern remains in Boise week, Poage
has gone to California. Moody remains per.
manently in Boise Quarrels crossed below
aud proceeded up to Pennington. Cleary
remains while in Boise. Isaman, King
and Williams returned to Lewiston.
FOR SALE.--One first class span of work
horses with harness and wagon. One oil
the span is very fine brood mare. One
| blooded yearling hlley. One saddle pony
Also one number 10 breech loading shot gun
Household goods, ETC., etc. For particulars
apply to W. II. Mock, miles east of Lew
iston the Nebelsick ranch.
We notice that in designating Moody a.
councilman from the north, they invariably
say that he is the councilman from ''Sho
shone and Kootenai." We always under
stood that he was the joint councilman from
''Nez Perez, Shoshone and Kootenai." W,
certainly voted for him in Nee Perce, ant
gave to MIN a. many votes - both the 9th
er counties, and if he has done anything
honorable. Nez Perez should have her pro
portion, of the credit.
Representative King, of Shoshone an,
kootenai to Boise, says that a short tim
before he left that city. banquet was helt
at which members of the legislature and 9th
ers were present, among whom was . promi
nent officer of the Oregon Short Line, VIII
IN his remarks in reference to the north AM
south idaho. made this significant assertion
that the two sections would soon be boun
together by steel bands, that they had onl
1877 miles to build to reach Lewiston. Ho,
far this may be taken As expressing the in
tentions Of the O. s. L., Others as we'll a
ourselves must judge.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
NOTICE FOR PRx.EMrrlos Paoov
LAND OFFICE an

lewiston. Idaho. J.a. IL 1886.
notice il hereby gwen that ths follvsiaI
named settler has hed notice Of his iutcntlOn
70 make 'inal prpcfiu surpast 81 hir claim anA
,hat said rrnpf will Be INSIDE Il this afHce a.
this 81 day Of March. 1926. 10 i. M. uis. WIN
Friedlsin Ds No, 2,j67 for tiss - 4 nc 9 ~ Al
nr6w. u. NJ lie names the fullasing viz.
nesscs 70 prove his continuous tssis enee upo1 i,
and cultivation Of sid land, viz; 1eorss n :
Riley. G~o. Fees. sr.. Henry Itees Of Lewis
ton. Idaho, ursii II, ceiieps Unirntswn VI. Z.
J N. HOWE.
- Regular.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

Will the Capital buildings be com
posed of Idaho marble, thousands of tons
of which exist not many miles from Boise
City? Samples Of this marble prove it
CT superior qaality--Idaho Democrat
We suppose the Boise City people will
not be content unless it be made Of silver
bricks, SO long as they expect Mort h
Idaho to help build the structure, and
keep US as their tail to wag.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
FROM BOISE CITY.
Boise City; I. L. February G 1885.
LAST DAY.

Boise City; I. I. February 6 1885.
LAST DAY.
Journal read. A house concurrent
resolution introduced and passed. The
report of standing committee ret cived,
and the general file read. The jury bin
was not agreed to the minority, report
being accepted and discussion on the
merits of the jury bill was had by many
members of both sides, the Mormons de-
Tending their peculiar creed. The bill
passed amended and an act to provide a
territorial system of revenue was lost.
A large number of bills were introduced
without previous notice by many mem
bers; one toprovidc for fraudulent ASSAYS
OF ores; one to amend an act relating to
conveyances and one to amend revenue
law to tax scrip and bonds of counties
and territory Quite number of reso
lutions and of bills also quite number
were showed through. Substitutes iol
many bills were introduced. An act tt
prevent the spread of scab in sheep, alsc
to compel auctioneers to keep record OF
stock sold, and also to provide for til,
defining the boundry line between Lem
hi and Bingham countie also to have tho
acknowled cement OF eonveyanccs The
House met at clock =. VI. The jour
nal read by the clerk. The galleries
were filed by anxious spectators to wit
ness the closing scenes. NEE PERcE
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
II III II
|b0SS &C. B ON'
Heat Market.
= CLlNDINING Il DtlBUC,
PHROPRlETORS.
BEEF. MUTTON, PORK,
VEAL, BACON, HAMS,
81 USiGEix,
The best % meats from tsc u 'ck aud by the
quarter, and served IN good st,le'
G1- Pniens L"w lstf

A. McGregor has Gu land fine llne of
harvesting machinery. which for good work
in the field ard for durability, cal not he
excelled, snch as tie Walter A. Woods
mowers, reapers and txine binders; alse the
hodges headers, --latest improvement, and
the La Belle wagon. all { Which AM pre-
pared To sell to fareisis On the yc,y hes
terms. A. MoGIEGOR. S0-if
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12

List of letters remaining in the post office
at Lewiston, Feb. IL, 1885:
Bault Lucey A Brooke Frank r
Bush Nj Crow Sanford
Cotton FIR Carraway JB
Favor ID Il Harley Jas.
Harris } Harlinger Jno w
Kelly DC Larsen J NJ
Mclean Marshal W S
Morris John Philbrck Chas W 5
Rice + W Ready PHI
Persons calling for the above letters will
please give date of advertisement
l. N. HlBBS, P. NJ.
LEWISTON BAND MINsTRELs--The band
boys did the handsome thing in their define
alton of negro character, on Monday eve
last. We have witnessed many impersona.
tons of negro acting and singing by travell-
ing professionals in that line, that fell tar
short of the boys on this occasion in their
performance even he company of native
negroes. who ;were heralded among the first
and were sent for here for the benefit of the
churches, did not begin to do as well gen
orally sorae of their singing was little
better, the. result Of long and frequent prac.
tice, but in other respects we think they
fell far behind our band boys, who do not
profess to be only amateurs They had a
good house at sOand 25 cents head, and
realized the sam $S2.75. Their end mer
were fully up 10 the standard, of excellence
| Y. NJ. Z. AT bueiness meeting Of
the Y. NJ. c. A.. held on Tuesday eve OF
this week, the following were some of ths
items: Resolved that a soe,able be he'd
in this hall for the benefit of the Association
on Wednesday eve., Feb 25, and that a
committee of ladies be appointed to assist
in making the necessary arrangements.
Whereas donation of books having been
received from different persons intown, and
| whereas we are DESTROYS of securing libra
ry for this Association. Therefore resolved
that we accept, with thanks, the books of.
| fered, and that notice be inserted in the
papers requesting further donation OF
books. Resolved, that the business meet
ing of the Association be held on Wednes
day instead of Tuesday evening, Resolved.
that religious meeting be held on Sabbath
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, and that We reque I
! all our friends to attend.
ExPLANATIoNs.-Ap portion OF our mem
bers from the north, who were in the legis
lature, have returned. From them we Learn
that no provision was made in the capito
bill. exempting tn, north from any portion
of the debt incurred in putting up thes<
buildings in case Of our separation from Ida
no and going to Washington, as prayed fol
in our memorial. All there was was a talk
in the event of our separation, they would
take the buildings at a fair valuation and
release us from our proportion of the ndebt
ness created. But no such provision in ths
bill and no acknowledgements who could bs
held to fulfill any such agreement. In thi
explanation we see nothing to change ou
views from those expressed in our leadin.
article upon this question. We learn tina
all the members in the House and Counc,
from the north voted for the bill; four den,
ocrats and five republicans. King says tina
if the members Of the north had stoot
against the bill, they could have defeated it
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
NOTICE FOR PREVENTION Pr or.
LAND OFFICE At

Lewiston, D.. ian Z 1855
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TtAT 1Hf
~ following manned settler has f'es noiics
Of his intention u make 6nai prnet ia ,uplor
Of bis claim and that said proof viii ,e laads
bcfsie @ " Walker. p at hi- Office, Camera,
Nes Perez e., /. J., on Feb. IL, 10 q. m 1885
VIZ. James w, Ncfsdden Ds. 1858 fcr tho
lots . AID ! sw'4 nwA rec se'. rei4 rec g
% 81 nr ~ Il NJ. lie names tie following
witnesses pfo,e his continuous residstce 40
N ami cultivation If said Iaai. viz: r, p.
tt'er. Edwtri tiier. Henry Patterson and
rrsnh Pattersan OF Cameron T.
J. N. HOWE.
4 6tl kesssef.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-12
SUMMONS,

Territory Of Idaho,
county of Idaho.
Lynn A. Ruiney plaintiff. vs.. wm., r, Raihey.
defendant
In the District Court for the territory Of Idaho,
lst Judicial District, in and for Idnlac
county.
To VIM J. Ralney:
In the name of the people Of the y. s., in
the territory Of Idaho: You are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office Of the
clerk of the District Court Of the LIST Judicial
of said territory. county of Idaho. the com.
plant Of the above named plaintiff, wherein .
decree is demanded against you, dissolving the
bonds of matrimony existing between the plain
tiff and defendant, and giving to plaintiff the
custody OF the minor children Of said parties
and for general relief And you are also motif
fed that unless you appear and answer to said
complaint within ten days alter the service
hereof, if served within Idaho county. and
within twenty days, if served out of said couu-
ty, but within said judicial district, and within
forty days IL served out Of said district (exclu-
sive of she day of servicc. the plaintiff will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded.
Given upaor my hand and the seal Of the district
@-----@ court, of the First Judicml Dis
{ SEAL triot Of Idaho Territory. in and
for Idaho county this 3ot6 dsy Of
/ e,s---,--Is December, A. d. 1884.
H. sQUIER, Clerk.
By j. B. CHAMBERLAIS,
Deputy Clerk.
JAG J, II. Forney, Atty for PrtG.