Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-31

| 0eOrSe daZZarO, secretary OF the
state democratic central committee, OF
the state of Washington, has been sued
by the State Savings bank of Tacoma.
on three notes for $3.50 each, which il
is said Hazard used for political pur-
! poses. The notes are Endorsed by
prominent Tacoma democrats and two
republicans. Some of the democrats
deny the money was used forsampaign
purposes.
BY arrangements with Tacoma and
other sound commission merchants,
Walla Walla and other eastern WASH
ington fruit will he shipped extensively
to the sound this season, in the hope
Of it taking the place of California
fruit, which is not fresh i'm many in
stances when received. A united eff
fort will be made to secure reduced
rates from the Northern Pacific Elk
press Company.
At the banquet given at Libau, Rus
STA, In honor of the Americans accom-
panying the steamer Indiana, Captain
Sergeant was presented with silver
souvenir cup. At luncheon the follow
ing day an Illuminated address was
presented to the Americans. Dinner
was given to the crew of the Indiana,
and the ship sailed during the after
noon on her return voyage. The czar
bestowed a present on Captain Sergeant
Spokane is contemplating a building
which is to benefit the people, and will
be called the Peoples Tabernacle. The
building is to be three story brick.
The first floor will be fitted out with u
gymnasium, baths and social club
rooms. The second will have lecture
hall, free employment bureau Of infor-
nation. The third may contain the
free public library. Lieut.. Lavery,
the founder of the Bethel Home Mission
Of Chicago, Is at the head of the enter
prise.
A special from Colville, WASH, says:
The Silver Lode mine, a new property
situated on Clugston creek, IL miles
out Of town. has broken into ledge of
solid lead carbonates that are fabu-
lousy rich. The surface was overlaid
with a heavy deposit of iron, and the
property had been mined for the iron
that there was in it. The ledge of car
donates will measure from 10 to II feet
in thickness. The new discovery has
caused considerable excitement among
the miners of Clougston creek.
The Doodle Investigation in Chicago
was continued by the grand jury last
week. Officials of the gas trust aud
Alderman Roth, understood to be a
"squealer," We're among those exam
ined. The foreman Of the g"and jury
says the evidence SO far brings the bril-
berry nearly home, not only to the alder
men but also to prominent citizens con-
cerned in getting the franchises. So
far the grand jury has indicted the fol-
lowing aldermen: J. O'Brien, d.
II. O'Brien, Nicholas Orener, Patrick
German, Philip Jackson, $. NJ. Gosse-
lin and J. +. German, for conspiracy to
| commit bribery.
One of the most popular features of
Of the coming quadro-centennial cele-
hration ii, honor of the discovery of
American is the proposed grand review
Of the navies Of the world in Hampton
Roads, In New York harbor. This has
been more or less neglected, but it has
received AN impetus by the organiza-
ton of Il beard of promotion Of citizens
The Hon. ]. l.. McCurrey, president of
the board, says their work will be to
secure the cooperation of tho boards of
trade IF the cities of the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts and the necessary legisla-
ton by congress. The exercises at the
review will be under the aus, ices Of
the government. Some firty-seyen
American men-of-war, besides those of
other countries, are expected to take
part in the review.