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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-27
THE SITUATION AT SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, June l8.--Mayor Moran,
aud Colonel J. G. Haines, commanding
the First regiment, held consultation
to-day, and it was determined that it
would be safe to withdraw the militia.
tomorrow. A part Of the force will be
taken offin the morning, and if nu dis
turbance occurs, more at noon, and then,
it all appears serene, the remainder will
be Withdrawn at night. The Chief of
police is making his preparations to take
charge Of the city, and counting regulars
and sdecials, he will have under his
control 100 policemen. 1t is met an
ticipated that there will be any trouble
whatever to- morrow, as there has been no
trouble at oil from the riotous element
since tie outbresk that shortly followed
the fire. Company G will return to
Tacoma, Company H to Vancouver, and
Company G to Blakeley, probably on
Thursday.
One hundred tents in which business
establishments Of all kinds have been
started are located on Second street,
The work Of Improvement is being
carried vigorously forward, and the burnt
district is sceoe Of great activity.
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NUNkEEEs 80
OBITUARY NOTICES

Died in the town Of Buena Vista,
Portage Co.. Wis June l, 1889, Mr..
Print Steward, aged twenty six years. 1,
Nea,ly all the citizens Of Lewiston
will remember Mr.. s., as he has made
Lewiston and Asotin his home for the
past six years, being friend of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scribner. He Was a young man
of exemplary habits, kind and generous
to fault About year ago he came
from the Cneur d Alene miucs where he
had been for some months. All will
remember that he was the very picture
OF health at that time, but on the last
day OF August he did his last days work.
then employed by Mr.. Scribuer. He
remained in Lewiston and Asotin until
about the first Of April, when he went to
his childhood home in Wisconsin, where
he fingered great sufferer to that
dreadful disease, quick consumption,
until the lst of June, when he passed
away amid his friends aud parents. His
many friends Of Asotin, Lewiston and
Genesee all Join in sympathy with tie
bereaved parents.
Yes. one more has crossed the river.
Yes. another friend has gone,
But remember oh remember!
That it was God that called him home.
A FRIEND.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF IDAHO

The Judges Of the lst 2ud ard 3D. dis-
tricts assemble at the capital on the second
Msuday in January ia each year, and con.
ssisute the Supreme Court Of the Territory,
with the judge OF the 81 district as Chief
Justice, and A. l.. Richardson as Clerk.
The Judicial Districts utj the times and
PAGES Of holding Courts in each are 4esig-
sated by The Supreme Court when IN ses-
sien aad are liable W change each year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-27

di-i er>e the stock as widely as possible
Aoothtr portion of the agreement Wa,
this: The roads north of Snake river
which have been am,ns the c,ie'
objects Of contention, are t. be taken
when completed, into the Oregon Rail.
way and Navi cation company system,
and will be operated as part of it, This
will give Portland direct line nto the
'o'Er d Alcne mines anb another line TO
Spokane Falls. These agreements are
based on the continuance Of the l.ase of
the .. Il. and \. Co.'S lines to the
Oregon Short Line and t'oion Pacific.
all the lines to be operated as one system.
This maintains the independence Of the
o. Il. and n. Co., and assures the best
possible results to Portland aud the
Northwest.
THE PREFERRED BOND SCHEME DROPPED
A.special meeting of the O. and T.
Co., was held yesterday afternoon, Paul
Schulze in the chair, to consider the
question of issuing $lO,OOO,0OO Of
preferred stock to guarantee dividend
OF SIX per centum per annum thereon,
and to secure this guarantee by the
pledge Of the stock of the o. r. and N,
Co.. owned by the o. and r., Co.
Chairman Schulze stated that it was
considered inadvisable to issue the stock
as proposed, and on motion, the PROPOSE
tion was dropped.-Review.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-27

win ypu heed the warning. The signal
perhaps OF the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves
if yuu can afford for the sake Of saving 80 cents
to run the risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
Cure your Cough. 1t never fails This ex-
plains why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do not be
without it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest.
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Sc T..
Isaman L Co., Lewiston, Idaho.
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FREEDOM FROM PORTLAND

Having fifty year traffic contract
with the Northern Pacific Mr. Hunt is
IN po.ltion to defy the threats and resist
the Establishments of Willard. .lways
provided that the people of Walla Walls
valley stand up to their agreements With
him, according to their spirit us we'll as
as to their letter. If they uuitedy
refuse to patroDize Portland, and insist
upon sending their products to market
via Puget Sound, they will do much to
strengthen the Hunt system Of roads and
promote their own release from the
sraspins monopoists Of Portland. ..
While 1t may be true that in the past
Portland has carried WalIa Walla," it is
also ust as true that Walla Wala has
paid Portland an enormous price for
every favor any of her people ever
received from the would be merchants
on the Willamette. The account be.
tween Walla Walla and Portland has
been over paid, many times by Walla
Walla. WaIla WalIa owes nothing,
hardly good will, to Portland. And
when Walla Walla read the report Of the
way Portland applauded a. Willard said
he was going to secure the Hunt road
and make it tributary to Portland, she
lost her good will for Portland.
We cannot understand how any man.
interested in Walla WaIla valley, can
now object to giving county bonds, to
the amount of S250,OOO, for the exten.
sion OF 'the Hunt road" and the agree.
ment Of the Company owning it, to carry
the products OF the country to Puget
Sound for the rates charged to carry like
produce to Portland. Only those who
labor to promote the welfare Of Portland
can do SO. Such men are the enemies of
Walla Walla. Is your name On the
petition Onion.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-27

BAKER Cry, June l8.-To-day w.s
the time fixed BY the court for passing
sentence upon Clinton Pennington, con-
victed Of the murder Of Charles Balloon.
His attorney made motion for a new
trial, also motion for IN arrest of Judge
ment. Both motions we're promptly
overruled by the court, and Pennington
was sentenced to be hanged On Friday,
August 2. The defendant evincsd no
emotion whatever. There Is no pro-
liability Of the supreme court reversing
the rulings Of Judge Isou.
Clay Evans and Richard Duval were
also sentenced to the peuitentiary for
eighteen mouths for larceny in ware.
house.
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4 Pluoky Woman.

SAN JOSE, june 18.-Lsat eveaing
Mrs. D. w. Castle was Engaged 10
getting supper, when she ssw the shadow
OF man cross the ball and 60 into the
parlor. Knowing il was . gurglar, with
great presence Of mind sLs went aP
stairs after a gun, singing - she vsnt.l
As she returned with the gun, the,
burglar Vas leaving the place with ! aaek
in his hand. She called on him 70 halt, i
cooked and lsveled the gan, and then
ordered him to drop the sack and empty.
bis pockets. which he did. Ths bsg ands
his pockets were flled with js~elsY snd
other valuahles. whsn she thoaghs ~;
had lett Ill. she allowed hin . sc. -
be ran and jumped iaso bugu viii =
and drove q. HI e1l
Of some valuabls
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Died at the residence Of her mother
Mrs. Black near Bald Mountain, June.
IA, 1889, Miss Mollie Mccoy, aged
about fifteen years.
Molie has gone to rest
TO her hsme on high !;
She ever more is blest;
She never more will die.
Parents weep net for your child,
So early called to rest,
For in the mansions Of the skies,
Your Moliie now is blest
Brothers and sisters dry your tears,
Dear Mollie has gone before:
Be ready when the summons comes,
And meet her on the other shore.
And now to friends both young and old,
10 you warning is given
God grant that you may live life
That gains home in Heaven.
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Pullman palace slcepers through from Por.
land to Wa|la WalIa. via Pendleton.
TICKETS to and from principal points
in the United States, Canada
and Europe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-27

New YoRK, June lS.-A prominent
banker aud personal friend Of Willard I
combats the rumor that the Oregon and
Transcontiuental is likely to 60 into
liquidation. He says there is vitality 10
the company yet, At least in Villard's
braio, aad that he will make it potent.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
THE "LAW AND ORDER" GANG.

Orange ruffianism has again asserted
itself in Toronto. the queen cltv OF
Western Canada, and all Canadians
Protestant and Catholic alike-(except
the ruffianly Orange blgots--a lodge OF
whom is endeavoring to- gain foothcl 10
in this city, is in rage over the out
RACES insults offered by that low-hfed
and despised portion OF the community
to Archbishop Walsh in that city few
DAYS ago, on the occasion Of his assump-
tim of the government of the Arch
diocese. a fun account of which will be
found OH our first page. Vile epithets
were INDUCED in by the young Britons
and the older heads of the Flaw and
ordsr'' gang. and stones and other
weapons were hurled at the archbishop
and the clergymen who accompanied
him. The venerable prelatP received a
se yere blow from one OF the missiles
Even the Tory press of Canada de-
nounces the rufRAna who committed
the outrage in the strongest terms, 1t
Is now quite evident that the Canadian
people are beginning to discover what
sweet lamb like pets the Orange row,
dies and blaguards OF that country are.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
q THE IRISH STANDARD: sA1 URDAY, DECEMBER u,


Father Genis will celebrate three
masses on Christmas at five o'clock.
eight O'Clock and half-past ton. Con-
cove Mass IN 8 s FL will be sung by the
choir at S o clock and hai-past ten
masses. !.
Mr. G. e. Davis is fitting upa new
hotel. The quarters for the time being
will be limited, but frst-olass aocomoda-
tions to the few he will be enabled to
entertain. Mr.. D. will 10 the spring, we
are Informed. erect substantial hotel
building.
The stone for the substitution of the
new church has begun to arrive, Mr..
Michael Ryan having hauled the first
load. The usually bright expression Of
the Rev. Fir. Gems becomes shade
brighter at each succeeding step towards
the erection of the new church.
w. j. MoGrath. the good looking
French gentleman at p. II. O'Hara's
emporium. contemplates a trip to b 9
home at Hancock, Michigan, after the
holidays. 1t has been deuied that he
has serious intentions of performing the
Sacrament Of Matrimony during his
absence.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1889.
THE GREAT TRIAL ENDED.

The Jury in the Cronin murder case
have found the defendants, O'Sulllvan,
foughlin and Burke, guilty OF murder,
and sent ence of life imprisonment at
Joliet has been imposed. Beggs is ac-
Quilted, and Kunze, the little German,
gets three years for completely in the
crime. TO the majority OF peop'e,
this verdict is satisfactory. There
seems to be but little doubt that the
first three named are guilty OF
the murder of DR.. Cronin, and
tho criminals can consider them
selves lucky to escape with a sentence
Of life imprisonment. 1t IS generally
believed that Kunze reeeived more tn an
his share of punishment and that ms
connection with this case was NOS GRIM
inal. On the whole the jurymen seem
to have done their duty we'll and the
public will rejoice that the trial is at an
and and proper punishment meted out
to the principles in the awful crime.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21

rur IRISH STANDARD If the only Home RUE
,,arn1 in the Northwest.
8 c.p,es OF THE IRISH STANDARD Wiz % on
ala at the principal news-stands In this CITY,
and by newsbovs.
Advertising rates win be made known BY ap-
plying at this Office.
when writing matter for publication In THE
In1sH STANDARD be sure and sign your proper
name. not necessarily for publication, but az 9
guarantee Of good faith.
In every instance correspondents will please
ne AZ brief as possible.
To insure publication in the following issue
II TIE IRISH STANDARD contributions should
,each this Office ut least by " ednesday noon.
Subscribers will please be carefulln wing US
rheir perfect address, and thus avoid any COM
plant through failure to receive their paper.
In changing your place ofresidence, notify us
inn ediately of the fact, and forward your fuu
name, giving number and name OF street to
which you have removed, also your former
address.
All letters addressed to Manager IRISH
BrArDAlsD, AZ Third Street south. Room ~
VIII receive immediate attention.
Matter of an official nature, such as Calls Tor
regula. or special meetings of societies. memo
rial resolutions, ETC.. will be charged for pylne
ADe.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21

DoNAHORs MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
for January. is a superb number. There
Is a portrait and biographical sketch Of
one of the leading Catholic merchant
princes of the country. Joseph J..
O'Donohue, the Napoleon of Commerce
The second article is the speech deliver
ed at the Catholic Congress By the
silver-tnngued Demosthenes Of the
co untry, Daniel Dougherty, with an
excellent portrait. The interesting
sa ries OF articles on Canada and her
Neighbor are concluded. The great
Sermon Of Archbishop Ryan, at the
Centenary IN B .ltIm IRE. IS given at
length. The platform Of the Catholic
Ce ntenary is given entire. a complete
Christmas story by the author Of Bonnie
Dunraven is given complete, together
with many other articles too numerous
too menGion. The Juvenile department
is enriched By the Christmas Crib, con-
tribnted bY y. W. Reilly. Now issa
good time to subscribe. One dollar Tor
six month"; two dollars . pear. Ad !.
dress Donahoe's n agazine. Boston,
S8 ssa
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Plush Toilet Cases. satin lining, Cet~
luloid Comb, Brush and Mirror, only 81
each.
Plush and Leather Toilet Gases, fitted
with Celnloid and Metal Fittings, 81,
$1.48. 81 SO to $l2 48 each. ~
Plush Collar and Cuff Boxes, best
quality plush, satin lining $50, csc, 81
to $f.87 each. !.
Glove and Handkerchief Cases. saith
lining, mirrors in back, only $50 each.
Cove and Handkerchief Raxes in
Plush. Laathe, and CeIluloid, $50, Csc
81, ST 80 to 81 81 each
Plush M4niclre Sets. best fittings
400. 93c, 1.48. 81 .63 to $4.87 each.
Oxidizsd Nj .nicnre Trays. with fit.
ting. to match. $278, So 20, So 62 to.
$40 So each.
Plush Shaving Cases. satin lining,
Decorated Mug, Nickel Brush. only 93c.
Shaving Cases, 93c, 49,, Sl.37. 81 88 to-.
$4.9Sc each.
Plush. Leather and Cetlu1oid Jewel
Boxes, 81, 93c. 9ss. Sl.N to So SO each.
Work Boxes fitted complete, 83c. CSC,
$l.33 t., s. SO each.
Plush O,ior Cases. 49,. 9S.. 81. SO each,
Baby Sets, in plush, 81 48 aud 81 Is
each. i.
Plush Smoking Sets. 81 49, 81 81 each.
Smoking Tables, $3.50, 1897. 81 81
each.
Plush and Leather Albums, dark and
fancy inside. nxidjZ.d and copper
muuntings, 49c, 63:, 73cc CSC to S4.8S
each.
Leather Writing Tablets, 81, $1.48 to
$4.29 each.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
|)0DP'EL i 8 !
ITEMS SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Our Store will be open Saturday
Evening, as usual, and every Evening
thereafter until Christmas.
IN CLOAK DEPT.

We must reduce our stock OF CIoaks,
which is larger than usu.l at this sea-
son, owing to the continued mild
weather. s
We will therefore offer better bar
gains than have ever been shown In the
CITY before.
Atwood Beaver Newmarkets at
IS rs each, sold everywhere at $ll and
$I2
All Wool Beaver Newmarkets, tailor
made, perfect ting, black, blue and
green, worth $l6 so. now SIP.
All-Wool Beaver New markets, velvet
and plush. puff sleeves. SIS each, offered
elsewhere AS a bargain al $2l.
Very fine Dirpctoire Newmarkets,
fn'l astrachan trimmed, reduced from
S27 10 $40 each.
Same style with full shawl fur collar,
reduced from $222 SO to $l7 each.
Ali our Fancy Cloth N1wmarlSets, in
the latest stripes. mixtures aud p!aids.
reduced 333} to 80 per cent each.
Plush Garments reduced from SIS to
$18 each. All other Plush Garments at,
prices at least Is per cent less than any
| where else.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
Waseca.

Special correspondence to the Irish Standard,
A temperance society to battle with
the vice of intemperance has been Or
ganizau, Dr.. L. r. Leonard, an enthusi-
astic temperance man, is president.
Miss LIZZIE McGonagle popular
young lady Of Saint Mary's Township
was voted watch valued at 1925 at the
Catholic FAIR. A spirited voting con-
test was had.
The city council have passed an ordi-
nance granting a franchise to S. Fl.
Pierce of Austin, MINI, to construct
and maintain an electric light and
power plant together with wires poles
and fixtures in this city.
Rumors apparently we'll we'll founded
are going around to the effect that Rev.
Christie will he removed from his
charge here to other fields. Should
such occur it will leave a vacancy here
not easily filled. Father Christie is
esteemed BY protestant and catholic
alike and leaving will cause general
regret.
Prominent in social events in thisc city
was the marriage of Ex-!AIderman
Jerome Madden to Mrs. Winfrpd
Boylan of st. Louis. Mo. Mrs. BoylaL
was prominent in social circles in the
last named city for mynv years. Mr..
Jerome Madden has long been promi.
nent f surein our CITY, he having located
here when the same was started, con-.
ing from Faribault, MINI. He is widely
known and highly respected and held
many offices in the Gift OF the people.
He is a staunch Jacksouian Democrat
and occupied a high place in the coun-
ellis Of his party for four years and. un'
til he declined, he held the office of al
derman. from the ward of which he is a
resident and enjoyed the conference. OF
the entire city. MANY there are who
wish him and his new bride many ears
OF happiness,
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
CHILDREN'S CLOAKs

At Is to SO l-3 per cent less than former
prices, to close them out. Cell early
and get good selection. as these prices
have never peen offered at this early
season before.
Small Furs, including Capss, Muffs,
Boas, Stotes, Collars, etc., in all tina de-
sirahle furs. at a saving of 20 to Is per
cent on furriers' prices.
Ladies' and Mons Saalskin and Plush
Caps FROM So to 1913 each.
Genuine Alaska Sealskin Garments.
London-dved, warranted perfect in
every particular, at the Very Lowest
Prices, as an inducement to purchase
for Holiday Presents.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
Saltwater.

Saltwater.
Special Correspondence to the Iriah Standard.
MIR. w. 3. Flemmlng Ut st. Paul paid
US a flying visit during the week.
Charlie Mcdonald has been com
mitted bv the municipal court to the
reform school, subject to che approval
Of the district court.
1.-THE Crusaders Literary Society held
its regular meeting on "Wednesday
evening last. The programme was
highly appreciated by all who were pres
emit. A we'll arranged programme for
the next regular meeting has been
drawn 40.
e.. l.. Morris has instructed his al
torney Fayette Marsh to bring an
action against superintendent of schools
Macintosh to recover $500 alleged
damages sustained by Morris on &C.
count of the revocation Of his school
teachers certificate.
Mr.. John o Brien received this week
the Catholic Tunes and Opinion, an i'm.
mepse weekly quarter sheet published
simu!tan esusly in London. Manchester.
Liverpool and Dublin, and contains III
it's issue of December 8, column and
half account of the Saltwater, Mime
sofa reception rendered in behalf OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence UnlOl
to Rev. Father Nugent, on Oct Is, "A
minute report Of tile entire aft .lr is geo.
graphically given, including mention
of each address at the opera house, and
all is under display heading of which
two Of the lines are "a Royal Recep-
ton at Saltwater" tine Freedom OF
the City rendered by the Mayor and
the Common Council"
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
Graceville.

Graceville.
Special correspondence to rhe Irish Standard.
The genial Pat Hayden has been un-
der the weather the past few weeks,
aM oted with the qlinsy, but to the
pleasure Of his numerous friends he Is
convalescent. &, u
The a. O. a. Of this place will give q
grand ball and supper at the opera
house New Years eve. The supper is
to be prepared By tie wives. daughters
and best glrls Of the members.
Mr.. Maurice Leenay, the old stand BY,
has been seriously sick for 9 week Or
two, but is now out Of danger. Mr..
I.eenay i 4 gentleman that this CONE
mummy can III afford - lore. 81
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21

WANAMAKEn's eye is still on bis
bargain counters. The appointment of
Whitm,re. the col0red South California
postmaster, whose nomination gave
such offense to the people OF Newberry,
OF which H., was made postmaster, that
the merchants OF that place declared
their intention Of bovcott'ng Wana
makers store. has been cancelled, and
the -x-poslm ster now fills a laborer's
berth.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
ENGLISH STIMULATES.

God has rnaue HIS enemies His foot
stools, by following the British, IN
their murders and corruptions in pos
sessinR themselves OF the wealth OF
weak barbarous people, and planting
the cross Of Christ the emblem OF Ills
Kingdom, above and over all; but he "
he is to utilize has enemies, in their
vast investments in this Catholic land,
we cannot conjecture. The fact is be
fore us, however, that the English in
the line of present investments Will
eventually own nearly all the consoll-
dated interests in the country. We do
not In this refer simply to their mort
gage clutches on our railroads, wherein
our leading Americans have become
their Agents, In every field where
money Will bring more than three per
cent. they are planting their capital,
filched from weak nations, and making
our people English subjects. in beng
English employees Within the last
few weeks, the principal combinations
OF grain elevators at Chicago and this
city and the breweries Of New Orleans
and other points, passed into the hands
Of British SYndicates. Our :. trusts
are ali being negotiated for. The Brit
I ish power. money. corruption. il not
the Brit lsh flag, now hovers over our
land with an eye to the untold millions
/ now corrupting our Repnb lic. - mat
tets little whether we loose our liberties.
1T "a De lost. through our own rotten
ness, 81 through 8 poisonous alliaDce
WITH b enemy; but certain it ~. Lost 81
sta,ey nust il this CONT ination of
y vi, a,sd can ndustries with
nv = rlIo(Illute lined capital .of
IslI H. I n eon sin1s