Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-04-30

cessation Of the rapid firing, that had
been kept up tor hours, that the
Indians were cleaning up the last Of
The vOlunte ~.
When the little con, panv wounded
and coyered with blood, ear, led in the
helpless and the dead they received
but IA cold reception. The feeling Of
resentment did not vanish in the
presence of death. Wilm"t as the
officer in command of the remnant of
the brave seventeen publicly charged
Col. Perry with cowai dice. Perry did
not rese;it the insult on this occasion.
It Is supposed that he rightly estimated
the sentiment of his own men and
knew he could not enforce an order to
punish the heroes Of that battle. He
was beraied and he submitted. 4 few
days later, however, ut Grangevllle,
WiImot mt Perry again IN front of
Grange hall which he had fortified
The lieutenant of the volunteers again
publicly charged the colonel of the
| regular army with owurdice. Perry re.
senied the subor,lina,ion and ordered
| WilmOt arrested. The volunteers de-
fled the power of the army to place
Wilmot in irons. A clash was immi-
nent, and the military edict was wilh-
drawn IN the interest of good order.
The complaint Of cowardice pursued
Coz. Perry 80 persistentIy that he was
| finally tried by court martial. He was
justified by the regulations and under
the rulings of the war department in
his refusal to 20 to the aid Of the voiu,.
,eers n distance OF four hundred yards
by the plea that the withdrawal If his
| soldiers IN the presence Of the enemy
| would have endangered the supplies IN
his cha rye. Undrr this rule >uprlh.-
were held tO i,e abOv. human lif. il
the regular army.
| The following names cons itute the
roll Of honor Of the celebrated Cation
wood fight ~ was published IN the
TELLER on July Is, 1877. The lis,
WAS supplied by Hon. l.. p. Brown
Immediately after the battle: Killed.
d. B. Randall, Is. +. Evans. d II.
/ Hnwser Wounded, A. b. Leland. T..
Johnson. I. p Wilmnt. J. Ctear:ey,
J Buchanan, VIM Burner, Chas. Case,
l;ph Bunker, +. Vancise, &. NJ. Day,
Geo. higgins, a. d. Barley, H. C..
Johnson, +. a. Fem.
Try the l. y l.. shop for first class
shave or bath.
Miss Mae Cooper went to Moscow
on visit Wednesday.
Pickles by bulk at the Russell Cash
Grocery.
Will Benton Of Genesee was ~ town
over Sunday.
| DR.. w. w. Miller. OF Cotton, visited
~ Lewis, on Sunday.
Try the QUEEN Restaurant. Cash
Cole, proprietor.
N. b. Holbrook the pioneer, now n
resident Of Juliaetta il In the city.
Try the Basement Barber shop for
II fine shave and n hair cut.
c. e. Hibbs the Genesee warehouse
man WAS In Lewiston Monday.
Acme Health Koffy, at the c. o.
d. Grocery, Telephone Z.
| I. c. Hattabauyh was in Lewiston
on business several days this week.
Five cent beer, large glasses, now o,,
tap at the Palace Sa lWn
J. II. Gaffhey receiver Of the Bank
IF Genesee visited Lewiston Monday.
The best meal in town ut the
Queen Cafe.
Fred Hansen the photographer has
gone to Gemesee to open n gallery.
You hathe IN porcelain tubs ut the
Basement Barber Shop.
J. H. Odle has broken ground for IA
new residence in POe's orchard, this
city.
| Finest assortment Of paint brushes
ever In the city at Bu,neil's.
H. X. Barnett Is building al i'm,
proved brick cellar upon his lot on
The Hill.
| Paints, oils and glass new stock
ut reduced prices at Bunnell's.
The merchants Of this city report the
best jobbing trade This season, ever ex.
perienced here.
You will he cured Of that "tired
feeling" II you get your meals at the
| Queen Cafe.
The steamer Almota loaded a cargo
Of live stock at the stock yards IN this
city yesterday.
Keep down the dust, by Use Of the
new Dus,leTs oil. A full supply at
Bunne,rs.
! Smokers lind the best cigars ut the
Candy StOr-try FL Captain General,
Brnnst'ick Havana, Floral Queen aud
Pacific
A. Fr,e,lenrich Of Grangeviile was