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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
The Ohio Presidential Vote.

Tho Presidential Electors, Of Ohio
held Preliminary meeting in Colum
bus on tho 1st inst. Resolutions
were passed relative to the death of
Hon. David Tod aud Hon. Samuel
Galloway delivered an address eulog-
istic to his memory.
Tuesday, December 2l, they met
again. Governor Hayes callcd the
roll, aud received responses from all
the names but that Of David Tod.
Tho vacancy was then filed by the
election Of Hon. G. Volnoy Dorsey,
Of Miami county, who received seven.
teen votes to three cast blank, Mr..
Dorsey was notified of the action OF
the college through the Governor,
and after a brief delay, appeared and
returned his thanks for the honor Of
having been selected, not to ill the
place Of David Tod, but merely to
succeed him. Hon. A. &. McBurney
was then made President, and d. II
Bailey, Secretary, thus porfoctiug a
regular organization. Messrs. Mat
thews, Matson and Prease wero ap-
pointed on tho poll books,a aud Mossrs.
Hcrper, Hamilton aud Carnor ON
mileage. Both committees subse-
quontly submitted reports, which
were adopted. Tho selection of a
messenger to deliver tho vote to he
President of the Senate At Washing
ton was made by lot. Slips Of paper
containing the names Of the Electors
we're placed in Que hat, aud twenty
blank slips aud one having tho word
messenger written on it we're plao.
ed in another hat. Mcssrs. Wolch
aud Odlin were appointcdTellers, aud
the drawing commenced. Whou
nearly completed, Mr.. 0dliu road
from one slip the name of Isaac
Wclch, aud on opening his slip Mr..
Welch much to his surprise, saw tho
word messenger, thus making him
the lucky man, This surprise was
greeted with roars of laughter, aud it
was some time before the result could
be announced.
John Golden was appointed, by ac-
clamatlon,messenger TO carry the vote
to the Judge OF the District Court for
Southern Ohio.
The Electors then took recess
until IL NJ, at which time they re-
assembled, The roll was called aud
all answered TO their names. After
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Crook, Mossrs.
w. ID. Hamilton aud David Thomp
son were appointed tellers. The
Electors then voted by ballot, ,srst FL
President then for Woe President.
The full vote Of the college, 81, wa.
cast for Ulysses S. Grant for Prosi-
dent, and Schuyler Colfax for Vie,
President Of the United States foi
four years, commencing with the AL
OF March 1869, The announcement
was received with considerable ap
lplause. Tho triplicate certificate,
and envelOps we're signed by all o
the Electors, and the College ad
ijourned sine de.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

In the construction which they had
put upon II, aud which tends to ad-
vance what all good men who arc be.
lieyeru in universal suffrage think
should DC accompanied hand In hand
with il, universal amnesty Of the
supposed ollonses arising out Of the
unfortunate CONTROVERSY in which
universal suffrage may be said to
have had its origin aud establish-
raent.
After the close CT 0'Conner's ar
gumeut, the Court adjourned till the
next day, but subsequently the
counsel were recalled and Chief jus
tico Chase stated that the Court was
divided on the question. lie favored
quashing the indictment and Dis-
trict Judge Underwood opposed do
ing 80.
In consequence of this division Of
the Court tho case was certified TO
tho Supreme Court of the United
States. II will probably rest there
tili jeff Davis dies natural death,
and justice will be robbed of It's vic
tim.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
p. II. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.

Information has been received
from Kansas that General Sheridan S
forces are moving from Now Mexico,
Fort Hays, snd four other points, in
separate columns, to the southern
country, whore the climate is mild,
and to which tho Indians are resort.
ing for their winter sojourn. Gen.
Sheridan is establishing n base of
supplies on the Canadian river, The
indications are that his plans Of ope.
ratious will be successful.
ST.. Louis, Dec. 2,
Gen. Sheridan has issued field orr
ders No. 6, in which he thanks his
troops, aud congratulates Con. Gus :
ter ON his recent victory over the In
dians. The following property was
captured az the Indian village S75
ponies, 1873 buffalo robes and skins
b35 pounds powder, 1850 pounds of
lead, 1900 arrows, 200 pounds of to-
bacco, besides rifles, pistols, bows,
larists, aud an immense quantity Of
dried meat aud other provisions.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2.
Arizona advices are to November
14th. Tho Legislature assembled at
Tuscon November 10th. The troops
had attacked an Indian camp, killed
II and wounded 40 savages and cap.
tured several mules, and quantity
Of arms and provisions. A large
party Of indians attacked pack
train near Prescott, killed thrco men,
captured lot of pistols, rifles and
ammunition, and drove of the ami
mails. The mails were taken from
the mail rider by Indians near Fort
Whipple, but were recovered aud de.
liyored by Postmaster Wickeuburg.
Some uneasiness is expressed with
regard to the safety of a party of
miners who went back some time
since, as nothing has been heard
from them, Itis thought by some
that the Maqui Indians from Mexico
have Joined the Apaches in the war
against the whites. Indians In tho
neighborhood of Wickenburg have
stampeded a large herd Of cattle,
horses and mules belonging to the
Vulture Mining Company, aud sue
eeeded in driving OF l6 head.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
The Portsmouth I2epnb Kean says

The Portsmouth R,puJHedn says !:
Now that General Grant is the
President elect, it 10 n matter Of
great moment whom he will gather
around him as his advisers. From
our State, Of course, we will have one
representative. Who that man shall
bo is of much interest to Ohians.-
Hon. Samuel Galloway has long been
active as well as prominent amoug
our high leaders. lie has canvassGd
our State efficiently year after year
without the least recognition Of his
services. Mr.. g.. was the first man
in Ohio, If not in the United States,
to bring Abraham Lincoln before tho
people as q candidate for the Prosi.
doncy. llo Is omineDtly qualified
for any position in tho Cabinet, and
wo think our earnest Republicans
will do themselves as we'll as him in.
justice if they fail to urge his accept
anco.
We have no objection to tho fore
going, as we consider Mr.. Galloway
an excellent man and worthy OF al.
most any position he can attain, but
wish to correct an orror or two. lie
has received somo recognition for his
services. lilo was nominated for
Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio in
1867, but grumbliugly threw tho
recognition over his shoulder as
not sufficient for his services.
In regard Is his being the FIRST
man in Ohio to bring Abraham Lin
coin before the people So know it to
bo a mistake. Mr.. Israel Green, OF
Mt. Vernon, o., was the FIRST man TO
do that. llo wrote letter from
Findlay, whore he was then residing,
to the Cincinnati GdseHe or CONNER.
ciai, setting forth the merits of Mr..
Lincoln aud his fitness for tho posi-
tion of President. From that, pa-
pers took up tho matter aud it result.
ed in his nomination. Honor to
whom honor is due
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
The Indian War.


In THE FIELD, DEPoT OF THE NORM
CANADfAN RIVER, AT THE juno
TIoN OF BEAVER CRBEK, INDIAN
TERRITORY.
November 20, '6s.
To Brepet Major General w A..
Nichols, Assistant Adjutoht Cen
erat Military Divi'ion Of tho Mt
souri,:
GENERAL I have the honor to
report, for information Of the Lieu
tenant General, tho following opera.
tions Of General Clusters command:
On November 23d, ordered him to
proceed with eleven companies Of his
regiment, tho Seventh Cavalry 10 q
southerly direction toward tho Ante
lope Hills, in search Of hostile Indi-
ans.
On the Goth he struck the trail Of
war party of Black Kettles band
returning from the North, near whore
the eastern line Of the Panhandle of
Texas crossed the main Canadian.
He at once curtailed his wagons
and followed in pursuit over to the
headwators Of the Washita, thence
down that stream; and on the morn.
ing of the 9th surprised the camp Of
Black Kcttlo, and after q desperate
Gght, in which Black Kettle was as
sisted by the Arraphoes, under Little
Raven, and the Kiowas, under San
tanta, captured the entire camp, kill.
ing tho Chief, Black Kettle, and 102
warriors, whose bodies were left on
the field. All their stock, ammuni-
ton, arms, lodges, robes, aud fifty
three women aud their children were
captured.
Two white children were recaptur-
cd. One white woman and one boy
ten years old, Wero brutally murder.
cd by the Indian women when the
attack commenced.
Little Ravens band Of Arrappa-
hoes aud Sartarta's band Of Mocoas
were encampod six miles below Black
Kettles camp. About eight or nine
hundred Of the animals captured were
shot, aud the balance kept for mill
tary purposes.
Our loss was Major Elliott, Capt
Hamilton aud nineteen enlisted men
killed, Brevot 1T. Col. Barnitz, bad
ly wounded, Brew. 1t. Col. j. w.
Custer, Second 1t. 7. u. March aud
eleven enlisted men wounded.
The highest credit is due to Cen
eral Custer and his command. They
started in n furious snowstorm, and
Travelled all tho while in snow about
twelve inches deep, Black Kettles
and Little Ravens families are
among the prisoners, 1t was Black
Kettles band who committed the
FIRST depreciation on tho Saline aud
Solomon rivers, in Kansas. The
Kansas regiment has just come in
1t missed the trail and had to strug.
gle in the snowstorm, tho horses suf
fering much in flesh; aud men living
on buffalo mOat and other game for
eight days. We will soon have them
in good condition.
If We can get ono or two more
good blows there will be no more In
dian troables in my department. We
will be pinchsdin ability to supply
aud nature will present many diih-
cultios In our winter operations, but
we have stout hearts, aud will do our
best.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
Notice in Bankruptcy.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
! states for the Northern District of Ohio.
In the matter OF Daniel Leddiok, Sen. Bank
rupt-ln Bankruptcy.
Warrant Ia bankruptcy has been issued by
said Coult against the estate OF Daniel Leddick,
Sen. OF Reed township, in the County Of seneca,
Of tho state ofuhio, 10 said District Adiudged q
Bankrupt upon the petition OF his creditors; and
the payment of any debts, and the delivery Of
any property belonging TO said Bankrupt, 10 him
or to his use, and the transfer OF any properly
BY him, are forbidden by law.
meeting of the creditors OF said Bankrupt,
TO prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees ofhis estate, will be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy 10 be holden at Cleveland, in said
District, on the 3ist day " December, 1865, a 10
O'Clock, A, NJ, at the Office of Myrou X. Keith,
Esquire, one OF the Registers IN bankruptcy OF
said Comt. HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy u. S. Marshal, Messenger.
KELLY GRiswOlp, Attorneys for Petitioners
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

A New England Senator is going
to make an effort to have Congress
appropriate a sum of money for q
statue Of Thaddeus Stevens, to bo put
in the Capitol.
The Government clerks in WASH
ington intend moving on the works
Of Congress for an increase on their
salaries twenty per cent
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

A convention of both the Repub-
liean aud Democratic parties was
held in Denver, recently, to consider
the subject Of tho admission Of Color
ado into the Union. The Republi.
cans want Congress to admit the
State on such torms aa they see
hb while the Democrats are divided
in opinion. Some of them advocGt q
admission on any terms, while others
oppose unless negro suffrage is made
a part Of the Stats constitution
Queer Democrats, at least.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
Close Connections are Made,

At SnLdusky, with Trains Of (Northern Dlyis-
iunl Lake 81, ere Railroad Line, and during the
season Of nav. 'etion) with Lake steamer, for
theIslands and Det'l
AZ CLYDE, with rrn 7s OF (Southern Dlvisionl
Lake Shore Railroad Iiuv.
AZ Carey, with Findlay ranch Trains.
~ Forest, with Trains Of pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne. and Chicago Railway.
At RellefontRine. with Trains OF fhc Belle
fontnlne tCrestline and IndianapolisI Railway.
~ Crbann, with Trains Of the Columbus Rne
indianapolis Central Railway,
At springfield, with London Ilranch trainS.
At London, with Trains OF the Columbus acs
Xenia Railroad.
Al Dayton, with trains OF the layton and Yves.
At Cincinnati, with Through Expfess 1'-aini
to and from Louisville, Indihnapolis 81 Iotds
Cairo, Memphis, and the South Kentucky Cen
trnl Railroad aud Ohio River Mail Boats
This Line has been NEWLY EQUIPPED W -
superior Modern Day Coaches, Smoking Cars, An,
Night Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed in comfort an
style -
TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO and from ci,-
cinnat without transfer to Passengers or Bsrrav,
~ Dayton, thus eusuring coninrt and ajdni,
greatly TO the pleasure of tho trip between ths
Lake and tho Ohio River
THROUGH TlCKERTs aold and BAGGAGE
CHECKS given to all principal cltica re,chcd 4,
this Road aud connecting lines "
| - J. 9. WILLIAMS Superinte Ddent
T. H. GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell my farm located in Liberty town
! ship, Seneca county, ohio, six miles west o
Tilhn, containing 100 acres, no of which are vel
improved, the balance being timber land There
Is a good house, also barn, nearly now upon the
premises, with other convenient outhouses
Also all kinds Of good fruit, aud well of good
ana lasting water at the door For further par
hculAr' inquire of the subscriber ON the farm.
nol'dbt. JAMES GRIMES,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
Manhood How Lost
How Restored,

lust published, a now editiou OF nr' Cul-
~ VerVeirs Celebrated Essay on the radica
cure twithout mediciuc) Of SPERstATOEgHOE
or seminal weakness, Involuntary SCminA'
Losses, lMPorENcT, Mental aud Physical irca
pacity, lmpediments TO Marriage, etc; also
CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by
uclt-iudulgouce or sexual extravaganza.
Price, In sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from n thirty years sue
ccssiul practice, that the alarming couscquen-
ees of sclt-abuse may he radically cured without
The DANGEROUS use OF internal medicine or the
application ot the knits pointing out ~ mode OF
cure AT once simple certain, and etltetual by
means OF which every sufferer. no matter what
his couditian may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands OF. every
youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal, IN plain envelope 10 any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents or two
postage stamps. Also, DE. Culverwslps "Mar-
rlage Guide,' price - cents. Address the Pub
fishers, CHAS. J. &, KLINE 4 CO
~ Bowery New York, Postofiiee, Box i,sse.
Jan. l6, 1865, Tnol3 IN
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
School Examiners Notice.

TUE school ENanlners Of Seneca County will
~ examine teachers in the Court House in
Iitiiu, as follows;
sept 29th, october eilh, November 2ist,
oel ~, alst, December 9th,
10th, Nov 18th, igth'
me examinations win commence at o @, clock
A. NJ, and no person will be admitted to exAm-
ihauon aiier III O'Clock A. NJ No certificate will
oc Srahted except on regular examination day
and after the hrst examination no certificate viii
De DATED back. Ech applicant win he required
10 IeaNe q stamped envelope directed TO himself.
JOHN McCAULLE Y,
S.J. KIRKwOOD,
II, +. MYERS,
Tinln, Sept IA 1868 Exmnors'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
A CARD.

A CLERGYMAN, while residing, in South
~ America ss "A missionary, discovered a safe
ana simple remedy Ter the Cure Of Nervous
weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary
and seminal Organs, and the whole train OF dis
orders brought on by hanefpl and vicious habits.
Great numhcre have been cured by this noble
remedy, Prompted by desire TO benefit the
nihicted and unfortunate, will send the recine
Tor preparing ana using this medicine, IN a
or CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
n5l-3m. Station ID, Bible House, n. Y. City.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
NOTICE,

-r,Hg ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK.
4 holdrfs Of the Tidin WoOlcn Mills, Tor the
election of u roctor5 for the ensuing year aud
FOR the tronsartion Of such other business as
may come before them, VII be held ~ the oit'a
of said COMPANY, al 4. i'm. O,io. on Monday, Tho
ith day OF January, 1859, comm anu.ng a. 10
o'clock, A. NJ. WM, e. HEDGES. Secy'
Thin, Ohio. Dec. lot.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
Vote of Ohio Cities,

We give below the vote of the
several cities Of Ohio, at the late
Presidential election. Lay the list
by for future reference. 1t is as fol-
lows;
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

Now York, at the recent municipal
election went Democratic with a
whisl. Oakley Hall was elected May.
or A punstor says in viow of tho
latter fact, that "New York is gov.
eroed by 0akoy Hall, Tammsny Hall
aud Alcohol
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

1t is stated that Secretary Seward
intends goins on European tour as
soon as Grant takes possession Of the
White House. Why should ho not ?
his occupation is gone.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
I. 6

or sedentary habits who rcguirc rcntl, nurys
tive VIII find Roblck's Blood Pills Just the med
cine they want they arc perfectly safe and ca u
be iaken ot all times they contain no mercur,
licllhiser 4 Myers, SOLE Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
E1Ea ss~lSyF srF77z.s55s7 12G:g5EsslgElE5
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TINE CARD, NOVEMBER 90, 1865.
DAILY, tsUNDAYs ExcEPrgDl
TRAINS LEAVE TIPFIN,

bOlNu Morrill,
Mail-il7 p. NJ Night Exprcsg-9,oo A. II.
findlay AccommodatiOn-siUO A. NJ
ootNo SOUTH.
MHil-io77A. NJ. Night Express I2:cO mld-nIaht.
Finday AccommodatOn-G.i +. NJ.
Express leaves SanduslSy Sunday instead Of
Saturday evenings, and Accommodation leaves
Dayton Sunday Instead Of Saturday evenings.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
Tifhn Loan Association.
THH TIFFlS SAYINGS AND BUILDING

LOAN ASSOCIATION
M lLL enable persons OF sman means 20 buy o
e1ud house and pay Tor Il In monthly dues,
which will not amount 10 more than their rents
nov amount 10. u is an excellent savings socie-
~, and pays high rate 81 interest on small a..
posits, and perfectly safe, the whole capital be,
iug secured BY mortgages on rsal estate
ohce IA faehnAn \ CramcF's Law ofice, over
Tina, April 10th, is6s. ng2d ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
Nrm Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

I ofer for salc my Hotel Building, known ~ the
! Davis Honsc, situated in the lst Ward 9l III
In, o., and now occupied by Levi Wcirick, O. T,
gcther with tho stable and lot, 90 feet square, A.
In good condition. Gwnl sell the building alone
II desired. Terms low and payments eAsy. II
not sold by the ist OF january, 1869, t viii he
Tor rent. 1 have also some land near the corpo.
ration for sale. For terms and other particulars
enquire OF LEVI DAVIS,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

VNHESE are the simplest and best made ma
chimes In use, the least liable to get out of or
der, aud runthe fastest, easiest anu sdllest, be-
ing almost absolutely noseless m their opera.
tion. rho nesdle cannot BE- set wrong. fhey
cannot be run in the wrong dir ion. They
and better quality, than any others. They are
the only machines making the Twisted Loop
stitch. which is much stronger aud mere elastic
tionabie oor,l and waste OF thread of the double
loop They are alwAye ready for action, and
their use Is mere pasume. Wherever praciiea-
bic wt will give parties the privilege ef trylng
them BY the side OF any Others ~ their own homes
| Call, examine Ahd judge Nr yourselves. Take
one on trial and be convinced. Easy payments
ITO suit pArties. Call At my rooms. opposite
/ Freges FurnitWe Rooms, Markst -, Thin, q.
'no'aeaosiy Wa. MScurcHEN, Agent
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10


Township Town. and City, accordance with the above table follows;
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
TAX NOTICE FOR Isos.

TREASUREB'S NOTICE-In zAIIAf
levied Dollar Taxable Property on ,he grand DupS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10
OF
N otes and Accounts.

on PRINTING, PLAIN, or IN COLORs
~ neatly aud promptly executed atoity prices, at
the rMBuNE JOR ROOMS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-10

In THE FIELD, DEPoT OF THE NORM
CANADfAN RIVER, AT THE juno
TIoN OF BEAVER GREEK, INDIAN
nluun.a.....-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-29
Aurn n RnItrR.

Ar THE HospIrAL OF SAINT VlScESr
De PAuL.-A very great and absolutely
essential convenience to the recovery Of
the sick aud wounded Of this section,
and especially the many miners who are
almost daily getting badly injured in
tho various mines Of the Comstock
ledge, is the Hospital Of st. Vincent Do
Paul, ut Virginia. This boneticent in.
stitution is Situated ut tho corner OF
Smith and + streets, and is undor the
supervision of the Sisters Of Charity.
1t is, in fact, the only hospital resort for
the disabled, outside Of the County Hos.
pital-which is so situated rs to be in
convenient for most people-and none
who have experienced its benefits fail to
speak we'll Of il. This hospital WAS es-
tablished less than n year ago, but quite
a largo number Of patients have been
treated there, Notwithstanding its limited
proportions. The hospital consists Of
ouc-story wooden building, containing
one large room for the patients, with two
small rooms attached, for cooking and
other required purposes. a nurse,
beds and bedding. and food, are provid-
cd, and the kind Sisters visit there daily
in order TO see that the wants Of the
suffering are attended TO promptly and
properly. Each patient has tho privi-
lege Of having whatever physician or
surgeon may be preferred, and those who
arc absolutely unable to pay for their
board aud nursing, are treated IN the
name Of Charity, free Of charge. All,
however, who can pay, are expected
to DO so. There are three patients
at the hospital ut the present time,
these are under charge Of DR.. Hitler.
Mr.. Henderson, the teamster, whose lett
log was broken ut Dayton abont five
months ago, after lying thirteen weeks
was brought up to this Hospital, and
nine weeks ago had to submit to the
operation Of having the leg cut open
aud the bone properly set. He is rap
idly recovering, with fine prospects OF
eventually having us good II leg OF 1t NJ
ever. CLAUS Peterson, tho miner, whose
ankle wa, very badly jammed and
strained in the Savage shaft about three
weeks ago by being caught between the
edge of the cage and side OF the shaft
while coming up, left the Hospital a day
or two since sufficiently cured to be
able to walk. lie will be enabled to go
to work again as usual in a few
days. Jerardo Ycjar, the Mexican
whose right arm had 10 be am
pu,ated, from being caught be-
tween W. c~og-whcels ut II snail mill
below Silver City, on tho Goth inst, is
getting along very we'll indeed, and will
o o be recovered sufficiently to leave
the Hospital. Tho last and worst case
of the lot is that OF William Ncoly,
whose right shoulder was 80 badly
shattered by a cav in the Hale & Nor
cross mine day before yesterday. Tho
bone had to be entirely removed from
the socket of the shoulder down half
way TO the elbow, coming out i'll small
pieces, and it was At first feared tho OPP
GRAFTON would prove fatal, but this
morning the chances are decidedly in
his favor, and he is likely to recover.