Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09

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She will be the guest of Miss Amy Mills, of
that city, during her stay there.
| The A No. Cater Whiskey that is for
sale at the Palace Saloon will not make Won
wild. as does some other whisAey, which
was seen on the 4th. there being few DRINKS.
| Mr.. a. Mckenzv, of Moscow, gave us a
cali on " cdnesiay and reports a pleasant
tine at that place on the 4th and tha. the
crops are looking excellent all over that
section.
| The Handel and Haydn Society sang the
''Star Spangled Banner" with Mrs. 4. j.
Shaw singing the solo at the grove On the
day OF the 4th, aud they dill themselves
great credit.
Next Tuesday is the anniversary Of the
taking of Bastile, which occurred on the
l4th Gay of duly, 1883. No understand
that some of our good French people will
celebrate the day.
1t is charged by those who claim to know
that the removal OF Judge Morgan was pro-
cured by atidavits of Mormons sent on at
the ieqnest of John HALEY BY letter from
Washington. His otfense was his strict rul.
'ngs on the question polygamy.
A bowling drunken tramp was arrested in
town. on Tuesday and lodged in the Jug to
sweat out Of his marrow that queer tired
feeling. Marshal Chapman placed him on
the opposite side of Snake river Yesterday
morning and babe him good Bye
so, 900 Cigars at wholesale, embracing the
best brands Of imported, Key West and do.
nestle goods. HI lots to suit the purchaser.
at Portland and San Francisco jobbing
prices. These goods are warranted to give
satisfaction to smokers. NJ J GRgENBUaG.
1t has been estimated that two thousand
people fcom the surrounding country joined
with the people Of Lewiston in celebrating
the 4th, and as far as we have learned all de-
parted from the city highly pleased with the
| exercises and entertainments of the day and
| evening.
We doubt whether any town of 1000 in.
habitants had less cases of drunk and disor-
derby conduct during the day and evening
of the 4th Of July than Lewiston, although
there was about 5000 persons present in our
city. and all seemed to be bent on having an
enjoyable time.
Gen. John Goode of the department of
Justice OF the United States, left on Tues
days stean for Victoria. Postal inspect
will proceed to Washington with the evil
dence to procure the necessary papers for
the extradition Of Hibbs,
| LOST.-On the day of the 4th one pat
ent leather strap with small nickle shield
attached. ''Solo B. Cornet," was engraved
on the shield. Any one finding the same
will please leave 1t at this office or Row
ley's hardware store, and greatly oblige
BAND BOY.
The ferrymen on the Snake and Clearwa.
ter rivers on the routes leading to Lewiston,
have the thanks of the citizens of Lewiston
for making their ferries free to all on the
18th of July IN crossing and recross,ng, and
for their exartion to ferry with promptuess
aud safety during the entire day.
1t is said that much crookedness of Hibbs
transacted during the past winter here in
the post Office has been unearthed since the
arrival of Gen. Goode In one instance he
had forged tine name OF person who had
been stabbed and supposed t. be mortaly
wounded, to some seventeen orders. The
man recovered and the forgery became known
Mr.. Geo. Christie. the Pierce CITY ex.
pressman. returned on Tuesday with the
two capitalists who passed through here
last week to inspect their mine near that
place. He says the two gentlemen are
highly pleased with the prospects of the
mine and that good milling ore is now in
sight. Mr.. Blodgett returned with them to
this place.
The Philharmonic Society, embracing on
ly four performers were much distinguished
both in the choice and execution of their
music on the 4th. Other pieces were well
~1rc. al 1.Gr..
the musical treat for the entire occasion of
the literary exercises of the day were well
gotten up and elected much applause from
every one.
THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY.-The Goddess.
Miss Mary Lindsay, deserves great credit
not only for her elegant and becoming attire
but for her courage and composure when
the car gave way and precipitated many to
the ground under it. The Goddess stood
firm and maintained her position, and rode
throughout the procession without making
any extravagant demonstration Of being ex-
cited.
The dance on the night II the night Of the
4th at Lewiston commenced early and was
kept up until l2 midnight. The people
from the surrounding country were there in
great numbers and the people Of the town
&aNc piacc W tueui, Dciuy ueleFfIilued not TO
usurp any of their rights in the dance. All
seemed to enter into the occasion with good
cheer and with a purpose to enjoy it we'll
and they did.
Gen. John Goode, the solicitor general of
the department of justice has been here
since Friday collecting information and evil
dence for the extradition of Hibbs. He has
now gone to Victoria to present the case
or more likely to obtain an extension of
Hibbs keeping till he can get the presidents
signature to the requisiton for the extradi-
ton after the evidence has been laid before
the president.
The following officers were duly elected
| and installed for the government of Clear.
water Lodge No. H., A. o. U. W. for the
present term, viz: NJ. w., 1. c. Hatta-
baugh; F., P. J. Whitman; O., Eugene
Rowley; r., j. D. McConkey Receiver,
". w. Brown; Fin, Fred. Kroutinger;
g., Eugere Bouhore; /. W Francis Ed
wards; .. W., G. Il. Beason; Medical Ex-
aminer, DR.. q. W. Schaff; Trustees, Ii. X.
Barnett. A. Binnard and j. Burke.
p. H. Winston, Esq, delivered to an ap-
preciatlve audience at the Grosten & Bin
nard hall in the interest Of the Collegiate
Institute lecture On the notables of the
French revolution. 1t was a glowing dcs-
cription of many of the bloody scenes of
that memorable revolution, and was list
ened to for over an hour with the closest
attention, and gave evidence Of the ia.