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An Abortion Case.

Officers Sullivan and his partner
"pulled" house Of prostitution ON Long
worth street last night, kept by wo-
man named Emma Gibson. They had
their suspicious aroused by certain mys.
terious goings and comings of certain
parties, and thinking that all was not
right, arrested the woman Gibson and
tWo Of her girls, and then proceeded to
search the house. In the attic, lying on
the floor in a heap of filthy rags and bed
clothes, they found woman who had
apparently just been delivered Of an
abortion. Coroner Maley was notified,
and he, after careful search, succeeded
in finding a tour-months' fetus of fe.
male child, that bore evident marks OF
the tools of the abortionist. The woman,
VINO was in a very critical condition.
.s.!y .&s..!!yy ::sS::eSssss that as s99wFsjea w esss
been performed upon heI, $ia gAye the
description oil the doctor who had prac-
ticed II, but refused to divulge his name
or whereabouts. DR.. Maley had the
woman removed to the hospital at once,
and tfiis Mofnlng postponed the Inquest
ON the fetus for ten days, until further
search for the other criminals In the
case had been made.
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Latest Local.

THE residence of Mr.. Bubble, No. 1856
Baymiller street, was entered by bur-
glars yesterday afternoon, and lot OF
jewelry, valued at $15, stolen. No ar
rests.
MRS. 8. y. TUMBLEsoN this morning
notified the Superintendent of Police
that two ladies' hats, valued at about
SIS, were stolen from her residence, at
the corner of Seventh and Baymiller
streets, on the 28d.
The Y. M. Q. A. hold young mems
prayer meeting in their hall this even
ing at 7:46 O'Clock. Let there be large
attendance. 1t Is possible that some Of
the delegates from the late State Con-
vention at Mt. Vernon may be present
and give an account of that meeting.
A SERIOUS stsbbing affray occurred In
Sedamsyille last evening In which a
man named Joseph Sprang was cut in
the side and back by Peter Mueller.
The wounds were at first considered
fatal, but II Is this morning thought that
Sprang will recover. Miller was ar
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The Boot and Shre Men.

A meeting of the boot and shoe and
Gather manufacturers Of the city was
held at. the Board of Trade Rooms at
$3.50 this afternoon to arrange for cooper
alton In exhibiting at the Centennial.
Mr.. Ii. Kessler WAS called to the chair
and Mr.. W. R. Phipps acted as secre-
tary.
MIR. Strbley stated that Mr.. Hunting
ton, of Philadelphia, had visited this
city to invite the manufacturers to take
part in an exhibition of boots and shoes
and leather III a special building ON the
Centennial grounds.
The object OF the meeting was to ar
range for action in the matter.
Alter some discussion of the subject a
committee was appointed to notify all
boot and shoe manufacturers, all job
bers and all tanners, to meet at the
Board of Trade rooms on Monday next
at 2. NJ, to take action.
The Committee consists of Messrs. w
r. Pnipps, f. Alter, Geo. StribIey, Julius
Lang, Louis Ballauf and Il. Kessler.
Adjourned,
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CARDINAL M'CLosKEY.


OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Oct. 26.-In a
prize-fght this morning, Tom Monegan,
of New York, whipped Jack Kelley, OF
Brooklyn, in seven rounds. Every
round was in favor Of Monsegap:
BRooKLYN, y, " Oct. 2e-The Taber.
nacle on Schermerh0rn street was again
crowded this morning, at Moody and
Sankey's services. Much enthusiasm
was manifested by the immense crowd.
A number of leading Brooklyn clergy
men assist the great reviyalists in con.
Quoting these services.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 26.--Bank
notes received for redemption to-day
receipts, $223,672 80; Custom receipts,
s51O, go 22.-The Government agents who
were sent to California with new cur
rency to exchange for worn-out notes
have returned.
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LAST EDITION.
CUBA.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS.

NEW YORK, Oct. PA special to the
Graphic from Washington says, parties
In the inner circle of politics in Wash.
ington think we are on the eve of start
ling developments, and that the difficult
ties, which seem trivial between the
United States and foreign nations, are
not unlikely to assume gigantic proper
lions Immediately after, II not before,
the meeting of Congress in December.
There is considerable warfare upon our
Mexican border, and Delano became
urgent that the boundary between the
two countries should be set back from
the Rlo Grande to the chain of noun
tains west Of the river. Matters with
Spain are manifestly approaching a
crisis, and those who ought to know say
the PRESIDENT is determined that be will
not leave the Cuban difficulty to be
settled BY the incoming administration.
He feels that IL is due to his own repu-
tation, after having in his message for
several years successfully called The at
of Congress to the condition of
affairs in Cuba, 10 invite them to settle
the difficulty in way consonant with
the honor of the United States and with
the interests OF humanity. 1t is certain
that Important coMmInications have
been made by Minister Cushing to the
Spanish Government. These the Span
ish papers by the last mail allude to.
The fleets OF the United States are qui-
stly gathering, so as to be prepayed for
any emergency. All the points are war.
like.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 26.--There is
authority for the statement that more
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Al,r.ossa Fire IN California.

A fire was discovered last evening
about $50 O'Clock in the floor at the ex-
treme east end of the California foundry.
When first discovered the flames were
lust licking the raftsrs. Peter Reiger
and Pannsell jackson first saw the fire
and gave the alarm by ringing the bell
and crying fire.
In a few mOments more the entire
building would have been destroyed,
and the loss not less than $25, 600.
The fire is supposed to have been the
result of earelessness on the part Of one
of the molders. The damage was only
light,
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John G. PEBBLES, Esq, one Of Ports
mouths business kings, is in town. lie
stops at the Burnet.
General S. F. Cary leaves for Pitts
burg tonight to take part in the Penn-
sylvania campaign.
Mr.. Ell. Thane Miller is in Columbus.
reorganizing the Young Mems Christian
Association of that city.
S. L. Gully, a prominent Detroit man.
and general favorite wherever he Is
known, is at the Henrie House.
Mr.. l.. Fl. Dunlap, Superintendent or
Gray's Iron Line OF Pittsburg, is in the
city. He stops at the Crawford House.
James W. Yeley, the genial and excel
lent business manager OF the Hamdea
Furnace Company, is at the Crawi0ra
House. =
Col. Snelbaker was ON the witness
stand in the Police Court this morning
In case in which he himself made the
arrests.
Col. James Gray, one of the leading
men of Springfield, is in town to-day,
stopping with mine host McGrath of the
St. James.
J. N. Wallingford, Esq, one OF Greens
burg's merchant princes, Is il the city
to-day. He reports business lively as
Greensburg. t-
Mr.. Elias Shank, well-known Gin
cinnatian, now travelling in Europe, was
in Milan ON the 9th and will reach Paris
in December. -.
Prosecutor Callahan was unable b
attend 10 nls duties in the Police Court
this morning on account OF illness. His
place was alsa .ey NJ, MH, gyasss, -
i Hon. Geo. II. PeGdlet0fi has addresses
letter to the Pennsylvania Democrats.
expressing his sympathy with them aud
regretting his inability to accept their
invitation to take part in the campaign.
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FXNANCI.4E
CINCINNATI. Oct. as-a:la

OINCINNATIs OCGs 1O-dsIU f n.
Gold opened In New York to-day at l1sx ann
rose to ll51 and now stands at 115k. 1t is worth
115k buying and 115h selling. Gold checks on
New York 1l5h.
There is o moderate demand for money te-
day. Business is generally quiet.
New York exchange continues steady Wikh
no change in rates. We quote par buying aua
lilo prem. selling.
Sterling Exchange is worth 4.83 60 day bills,
and 4.S7 sight, gold. The market Is quiet and
steady.
The market for Government bonds Is steady,
and the demand here is light. We quO.e the
ioi loving rates.
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Yirainin CttH Burning.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Dispatches just re-
ceived from Virginia City via San Fran
cisco state that a fire broke out there
this morning and is still raging. All
that part of the city north Of Taylor
street is burnt. The telegraph offices,
railroad depots and three OF the princi-
pal hotels have been destroyed. The fire
is still burning iuriously, with the sup
ply of water exhausted. The flames
have not yet crossed Taylor street.
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FGtEed-Murder.

DETROIT. Oct. Ca dispatch from
Bay City says M. Watson & Sons, lum-
ber merchants, have made an assign
ment. Liabilities $4,000; assets $780,
900.
VIM. Stewart, a merchant, was robbed
and murdered in Ausable last night.
His skull was crushed and body badly
mangled. He was supposed to have had
considerable sum of money on his per-
son.
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RICHMOND, VA, Oct. o. Foley's
8 tatue of Stonewan jackson was un-
yelled to-day. The city is full of visi-
tors to witness the inauguration. A
remnant of the Stonewall Brigade will
be present. Business is generally sus-
pended.
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rested and in the Police Court to-day his
case was continued to November 6th.
The Committee of Safesy.

A very spirited meeting Of the sub
scribers to the Committee OF Safety fund
was held this morning at the rooms of
the Committee In Pixies opera-house.
The attendance was large, and . decided
interest in the object of the meeting man
Tested by all present.
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Lisut. Arnotd kestored to DMty.

The case against Lieut.. Arnold for
shooting a prisoner in cell in Ham
mond-street Station-house was exam
iued into by Mayor Johnston this morn
ing. !,
A number of witnesses were called
and every effort made to ascertain the
facts in the case. AS 1t appeared that
the occurrence was purely accidental,
the Mayor dismissed the charges, and
restored Lieut.. Arnold to duty.
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Moses 2. Handy and Charles j. Jones,
late of the editorial staff Of the New
York Tribune, and James III. Beale, jr.,
late OF the Boston Post, have purchased
&he Richmond (Va.) Enquirer, ana is
sue the firstnumber under the new man.
agemept to-day, :as Conservative DEM
0cratlc paper.
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LOST

l. on Fairmount Hill, small silver watch
and chain, number Of watch 81 ,639. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at The
office Of DR.. TAGGART, Fairmount. oc26-2t*
r OST-SLEEvE BUTTONS-A pair of gold
IL sleeve buttons NJ. B. engraved on the
front, on Clark street, between freeman and
Central avenue, on Twelfth, between Central
avenue and Jackson street, Baymiller or
Pine, between Gest and Clark. or on Gest
street, between Pine and Baymiller. Finder
will be literally rewarded by returning them
to 4l East Second, or 81 Gest street. lt~
Gazette and Com mercial copy 1t and ch. STAR
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TNOR SALE - PRINTING OFFICE - Inde-
il dependent newspaper Of 900 circulation;
one and two years. Address CHAS.. SWEET,
Columbus, Ohio. oca5-4t
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E MACHINE-A irst-class Wheeler & Will
son improved, nearly new; will exchange for
dry goods, shoes, or anything which can be
used in a family, at 1856 Greenup street, Gov
tngton, KY. ~ oc2o-2t
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Late Foreign News.
THE NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The race for the
Cambridgeshire stakes took place at
Newmarket to-day, and was won by
Sutton. Lord Gowran came in second,
and Grey Palmer third.
DUDAs, ONT, Oct. 26.-A young man
named BOrer committed suicide by
shooting.
IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Panama corre-
rspondence OF the American Press Asso-
citation:
PANAMA, Oct. 16.-Important events
have occurred in Panama within the
last six days. The State Government
has been overthrown by Gen. Canargo,
Commander OF the National troops,
which arrived here on the 11th inst, and
Provisional Government established.
On the night OF the 11th inst Aizpuriz
sent in mis- ultimatum to President Don
Pablo Arozemena to the effect that if
he did not surrender to AizpuriZ, he,
the latter, would at once make an attack
upon the city. President Arozemena re-
fused to surrender, and the limit Of the
ultimatum was extended until noon The
next day. Meanwhile several members
OF the deposed Government IRE under
arrest and are held as guarantee against
any attempt at similar revolution.
ANOTHER ROW.
NICARAGUA, Oct. 26.-The town ot
| Grey town has been attacked by gang
OF men and the Governor killed. The
tGoyerninent has sent troops TO the reliet
OF the town.
CARDINAL M'CLosKEY.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26.-Cardinal McClos
key will be the guest of Cardinal Man.
ming While here. 1t is said that con
ference of leading Catholics of South
England will meet here next week, tt
arrange the programme for a public re
ception to him. 1t is expected McClos
key will make tour OF the Provinces
He will certainly visit Liverpool, and
possibly Glasgow.
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TOR SALE--HOUSE-Of three rooms and
IL kitchen, and one-half acre of ground, well
set In fruit and shade trees; also, never-faIl-
matt, on .. 6 M. X. r., in the town Of Osgood,
Ind; 1000 inhabitants; near schools and
churches: everything in order. Title good.
No. location for a timer, butcher, tailor,
Matchmaker or baker. Terms, $50 cash, bal
Ance in payments on long time. Price $3.50,
Address MRS. Il. AUSTIN, Napoleon, Ind.
oc25-4t
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TyOR E-BOILER-F0r $25 cash, new
E boiler, 80 inches long, 15-inch dram, eight
4-inch fues, fre-front, safty-valve, steam
drum and glass water gauge, complete; used
only twelve times. Address u. T. CARTER,
Box 387, city. oc25-St
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T,OR SALE OR TRADE-LAND--Fo city
G or suburban property, No. 1 farm, rich
mile from Butler Station, KY, n miles from
house and barn. Terms reasonable. Good
chance for "a poor man TO get a good home.
Call on WIN. RICE, l16 E. Pearl street. Gin
einnati, o. oc25-3tt
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NOR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land;
Il good spring on same; in thickly- settled
neighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this oilice.
Ijy14-tfl
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NTANTED-PARTNER - To start car
w rage factory; shop to be had in the cen
ter of the city; rent cheap; small capital re-
quired; must be u good workman; work plenty,
and orders for the spring can be had. Address
GEORGE CLARK, Richmond, Ind. oc2o-3t
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FOR RENT-.RooMS,

LNOR RENT--ROOM--Suitab for two gen
Il tlemen; nicely furnished, large clothes
ired. 246 Plum ST., bet George and Seventh
treets. oc26-4t
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JNOR SALE OR TRADE-LATHE-Sec
10 hand Fox lathe, feet III inch shears, H.
Ench swing, IS gear wheels aud full set Of tools
and belts. Address S. A. LUCESE, North
Vernon, Ind. oc25-4t
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EOR sALE.-PRINTING OFFICE-Job; four
IL presses, large supply Of type, ETC.; small
amount of cash wanted; liberal time on bal
ance. Address Y BRUMMY, City PO.
oc25-3t
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TOR LE-CARRIAGES-N and Sec
ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
rail at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER II SONS. sepV-tf.
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TNOR SALE--HOUsE-Brick of rooms and
grocery, No. 50 Isabella ST.; payments easy.
Apply at III Chestnut street, Newport, KY.
Oc25-2t
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wANTED--.ROOMS,

>XN D-ROOM-Furnished. In Cum
w minsville, by gentleman and lady; refer
ences if desired. Address L, Box 43, College
Hill, Ohio. oc25-3t
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VNTANTED-ROOM furnished, by
W. dressmaker, with espectable people.
References exchanged. Address CUTTER,
this Office
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NOR SALE-LAND-70 acres of choice bot
4 tom land, all III cultivation, on railroad
and near station. 15 miles from the city.
Address H., Star office. oc9-f
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-IN COVlNGTON-A brick
L house of ~ rooms, newly painted ant pa
percd, suitable for store and dwe!ling-S02 and
SN Craig street, near Pike. Apply at the
Bakery, next door. oc22-6tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WI ANTED - Clothes wrlngers Repaired
w II. TETTENBO 2i9 ". flfth street,
jy3l-S, ,Tu&Th,tfl
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WTANTED-YOU TO KNOW-That Prof.
w Stolbert, English Humorist, lectures in
Union M. y. Church, Seventh street, Tuesday
night. Subject: Little Folks and Big. oc23 3-2t*
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T,oK SALE-PRINTING OFFICE-Small,
10 doing a good business; gooc location: ev-
erything new; ill-health the reason for selling.
Address p. o. Box 2,769. 0e25-3t
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WTANTED-BOARD- single gentle
w man in a private family; East End pre-
terred. Address, with terms, Lock-box i,426,
City P, O. Oc2S-2t
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NnWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
M MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy15-H
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NICARAGUA, Oct. 26.-The town OF
Grey town has been attacked by gang
of the town.
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Ihe following IS the closing report Of hsH
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Sser-
rett h Co., 2S West Third Street:
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-And nicely furnished front
ID room on second floor, fresh paper and
paint, for two young men or man and wife:
good table and home comforts; best Of refer
ences given and required; at 2d Longworth
street. oc2i-2t
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MISUNDERSTANDING

WANTED - BOARDING A gentleman
w desires board with room, in q private
family. in a central location. Address
oct7-tf J. N. NJ, Star Office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-15
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
This Mornings Board.

100 Chollar 631s. G5, CT, G81a, go
so Belcher 81, 2ls4
1876 California 50. 5SH
235 Cosmopolitan 1871
22O Crown Point 20, 24I
SO Empire 8
100 Globe "a
375 Lady Bryan
900 Julia Con. 6, 61a
90 Imperial 81, go
$40 Gold q Curry III, IS
400 Leviathan / BIZ
2l6 Sierra Nevada 1917, 1873
800 Rock Island 3
200 Lady Washington TX
740 Mexican 20, 1877, 1917, 90 b5
$50 Ophir 501a. 20. 514
10 Yellow Jacket 62il
20 Silver Hill TX. 7
100 Union Consolidated 50, .
$50 North S. + "a
20 Best & Belcher AZ, 4214
Is Overman 4S
90 Consolidated Virginia $50
135 Andes 81. 81
10 Keu:uclS 10
10 Savage soc
80 Alpha 1917. 1G4, 1G94
$50 Prospect 81, 81
40 Woodyille 90c
500 Wells Fargo 35c 221sc 20c
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RETURNED. - Tho famous hunters
and fishers-M Major Sabine, Judge Bon
niiield, DR.. Bognan aud Henry Hinkey
who went on hunting aud fishing
expedition TO Paradise n week ago,
returned yesterday loaded with the
spoils of the chase. The first three
days out they feasted on prairie chick
ems, shot by Sabine and Hinkey, after
which tie decipies OF Blackstone and
Esculapius, had to fan back on frs,
principles, otherwise known az bacon
and beans, the Major having left them
to join his wife. and HiEkey going to
his brothers ranch in the valley. On
the way home yesterday they invested
four half dollars in ducks near the
dollhouse, which, with lot shot by
Hinkey on slough on the Little Hum
boldt, made creditable showing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-15

CENrESNIAr.-All who desire TO send
specimens of minerals to the Centen-
NAL exhibition should at once forward
the same to II. NJ. Yerington at Carson
City. No expense for transportation
will be incurred by the shipper. Our
miners shonld see to it that Humboldt
Is well represented in tho mineral
cabinet at Philadelphia. If Humboldt
does not make as good showing as
any other county in the State, ii will
be the fault Of the people alone, for it
has the one in sufficient quantity and
of the best quality to make a grand
display. 1t is desirable that the ship
ments go forward Mt once, 80 that
Professors Stewart and Whitehill can
label, classify and arrange them.
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AN ACCIDENT AT aUIN RIVER.
Man with a Broken Leg Crawls
Five Miles Through the sage
Brush.

Last Sunday Isaac West, who resides
near Clark's crossing of Qnin river,
was out in the sagebrush with team
and wagon. When about five miles
from the nearest habitation the team
became unmanageable, and ran away.
West was walking at the time the horses
became frightened, and in attempting
to stop them was run over by the
wegon, which was partially loaded, and
had his left leg broken above the ankle
The team got away and he was left alone
with broken limb in the sagebrush,
FIVE miles from the nearest habitation
Knowing that his life depended on
reaching the house, or at least getting
to the road, he crawled through the
sagebrush in the direction of home /;
and several times during Sunday night
was surrounded by bands of half-wild
cattle, which range in Quin River VAL
ley. He succeeded in frightening them
off and dragging himself slowly along
through the grass and sagebrush, and
on Monday morning, after having
crawled Eve miles, arrived within hear
ing distance of house, when his cries
for help were heard, and the keeper OF
the station came to his assistance.
Wash Waltermire, who drives the Bart
lett Creek stage, happened to be at the
crossing with spring wagon, on his
way out, and lotthem have it for the pur-
pose of bringing West to town, which
is seventy-four miles from the crossing.
The injured man arrived here yester-
day, and the broken limb was set by
DR.. Bogtnan. He stood the operation
without q murmur, and last evening
laughed and joked with visitors at his
room at the Central Hotel. He COM
plains of soreness ana stiffness CT his
arms, caused by pulling himself
through the grass and sagebrush on
Sunday night; but is doing As we'll as
could be expected.