Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-01-15
STATE NEWS.
CLEANED From tho Columns Of Various
idaho Exchanges.

Cleaned From the Columns Of Various
Idaho Exchanges.
The third monthly dividend Of the
Red Cloud Mining Company was de-
clared at Pittsburg, Pa, where the
principal office Of the company is To-
Gated, the 18th inst. 1t was Of $4,000.
This makes the third consecutive
monthly dividend Of $4,000 declared
md paid by this company. And, If
Sunuor II correct, its ore-bodies promise
70 pay several more.-Wood River
Times.
n. n. Cousins, Of this city, who was
acting in the capacity Of q herder,
while riding ON the pilot Of an engine,
on Monday evening, was thrown of
By . sudden jar as the engine passed
over . low joint and fell in such posi-
ton that his left leg was crushed 30
that amputation became necessary. In
about an hour after the operation death
followed, presumably from the great
nervous shock to his system. Cousins
Va . quiet, sober and industrious citi-
ssn and respected by all who knew
him. His age was about thirty years.
He leaves q wife and two small chill
drsn to mourn his untimely DEATH
Pocstello Herald.
On Sunday night while post
master J. w. Haworth was at his home
eating bis supper, and before he made
up the upper country mail, some par
1es pulled OF the tin that is used in
The mont Of the old post-oflce building
to keep out the frost and entered the
room, climbing over the low walls Of
the private office, they stole four reg
istersd letters from the post-off1ce table.
Mr.. Haworth began an immediate
search for the guilty parties, but nc
trace has 20 far been found Of them.
The post-ofice building is about as
proof against criminals Of this class, az
spw shed would be; but it is the best
that Mr.. Haworth has been able to
secure % fAr.-Weiser Leader.
4 dispatch from Pocatello to the
Boise Statesmen says: There Is great
Indignation among the people here
over the report spread that the town
was being burned by the Indians Last
night (the THY and kilograms Of inquiry
wsre ,Eecsived all day. No hostile ac'
has been committed a. yet, but they
40 dancing, and the wildlrumors being
circulated Of . probable attack on tn
town has caused alarm, when the help
lesnea Of the people was considered
M nearest military post being at Bois'
City, Idaho, 25 miles away. Th'
fighting bucks, Bannocks and Shes
homes, would number about 400, al
armed, and they would have thei
own way for while II they took tn
war path. Governor Wiley was aske,
1br protection today, by the Uniol
Racinc railway officials and equipment
c16rsd for the transportation of troops
Il being decided that their presence
would have . restraining effect on tn
ambitious young bucks, should the.
attempt to do any damage to life o
property.
On Monday last between the hour
II . and 10 o'clock, Michael Buch
Jehn Mclaughlin, George Boston ant
man named Gufley were at worl
upon the reservoir being constructed b.
the Artesian Well and Land Improve
nent company. In doing so they wer
ct work under bank which not beinI
properly protected by timbers caved in
Buch was killed and Mclaughlin
badly injured. Michael Buch 10 sat
10 have been native Of Iowa, abou
n years Of age, and unmarried. Nc
LAughlin was brought to town AM
taken to the City restaurant, where hi
injuries were attended to by Doctor
Dubois and Haley. There is ittl
doubt but that he will recover. Coz
omar Randall held an inquest in tn
cass a Buch. The jury returned
verdict Of accidental death.-Idah
Daily Democrat.