Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

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about what is best to be done.
This is especially true since Cleveland
wrote his letter on the silver question.
Still, none of the democratic leaders
have felt called upon to express more
than casual opinion. The presiden.
tisl year is still to far away to call for
anything except speculation. 1t is
just possible that candidates are to be
announced this year on the democratic
side through form of negation, and
Cleveland is to announce at an early
day that under no circumstances
would he accept
The Globe-Democrat recently printed
II communication, signed by Billie
Simms and Sam Berliner, of San An
tonic, Tex, offering purse of $1,000
for finish fight with skin tight or two
ounce gloves between Bob Fitzsim-
mons and Jim Hall, of Australia, the
fight to come off during the San
Antonio fair, in the last week of Octo-
her, or the first Of November, Marquis
of Queensbury rules to govern. AS
evidence of good faith they will dep sit
$1,000 with Roche, of st. Louis, or
Luke Short, of Fort Worth, Tex, as
soon as the match is made.
A dispatc from Jacksonville, Ind,
under date Of Feb. %, says: A tornado
| trrh al
damage was done in the city except
blowing down bell tower at Towards
shipyard. Houses We're rocked like
cradles. A fertilizer factory two miles
north of here, was wrecked. Miles of
fencing and entire orchards were de-
vastated. The greatest damage was
done ut Utica, where many houses,
barns and other buildings were de-
molished and cattle killed. The dam
age will reach many thousands Of
dollars.
AS the result of an editorial in the
Traveller, daily paper of Arkansas
City, Kan, which said letters had been
received from Congressman Perkins
and others, saying settlers Oh the Cher
okce outlet could lv. ally hold their
homesteads, thousands of people have
gone on quarter sections. For fifteen
miles south Of the Kansas border the
land is occupied. At the lowest esti-
mate 100000 settlers have gone in.
Troops have been sent to eject the in.
f vaders.
l The will of the late Secretary Window
: was proven at Winona, Mimi, Feb
4 25th. 1t disposes of property valued
: at from S15O,OOO to $4,000. The viii
y leaves to his wife the family residence
t furniture, and one-third Of all of hi
o property, in lieu of dover. The bal
;, ance of his estate is bequeathed to hi
:, children, providing that for three
n years the entire estate shall be undo
l. the control of Mrs. Window.
Bayard F. Templeton, national or
= ganizer for the Farmers Alliance, ha
:. for the past week or two been organic
;, ing Alliance lodges in the neighborhoo
y. of Bellevue and has got far enoug
g along to entitle Logan county to
, county Alliance organization. Loga
- county is but the center of the propose
movement. A thorough canvas Of til
=. whole State will be made promptly.
"A M, looI ,,u tho IOa aims
s, groupe of mines in Idaho to a LOndO
~ syndicate was placed in escrow wit
ID the Boise City National bank OH Fee
L. 25, until the money arrives fro1
N Europe. The purchase price is said
&c be four hundred Thousand dollars.
is. r, DE Lamar retains two hundrt
of thousand shares, or half the capt.
al stock.
~ The king of Italy has conferred tt
81 Order of Knighthood on Police l
spector Thomas f. Byrnes, OF Ne
a. York. This recognition is attribut
.rs to the fact that the inspector assist'
he many Italians in that city and al
Mt rendered valuable services "a Tie II
,st ian yovernm II by arresting brigan
ter who Gagged from Italy.
~ The president has approved the
VI making Notifications and other woi
"S of defense and for the procurement
. he. Y. ordinance; the regular army
ey nrnria J. n bill: the act in regard
~ the judicial dist lets OF Iowa, ana
-" act for the bridge across the st. Lo
ne river between Wisconsin, and M
- nesota.
ger The Worlds Fair architects nave 8
VAL mitted to the grounds and buildi'
the committee of the local directory pl'
vas for buildings in Jackson park. Ate
ter careful examination the plans were