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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20
SATURDAY.. AUGUST 10 r7s.

$50 err Erin A5 ~ 'a'!, oa2" So, so@,
eJi0 Mexican, 351:, 351s, 35,l, 351;,
49, bio.
no Gould & Curry, AZ, 10.
'S' nSst belchon 1874, i9>s, i0b 5,
s35 California, 5o}., 500, 5o4 bio.
30 Savage, 1917.
i5'5 Con. yir8iaia, sag, 53>l. 5oyI,
% ChOllnr. 81.
aO5 Hale i Norcross, 1914, 1879, 1OT,
go Point, TX, lII, ll}S.
Goo jacket, 32!si, 33%., 32;t,. - b5.
tl90 Imperial. 5Lii 5is, 81 bj.
800 Valley, 2jc.
300 Raymond II Ely, TX, II.
$50 EafoBn Ton, II.
GO Kcn!utls. 10, ls,i.
900 Alpha, 4S, 4stts, .isX, 1917.
$50 Bclchcr, 22I..
40 Sierra Nevada, AZ. ~. so.
I'D Confidence, 10.
20 Utah, -, rex.
1870 bullion, 30.
G25 Exchctucr, NJ, ~.
10 Ovcrmnn. 75L, 40. 76,t.
S2j Union. AZ, l4>l, l4I;.
go Justice, 23H, 2Jj..
200 SucGOr, GOc, G2Isc.
1000 lady bryan, 76c, TOti
% Julia, S;l. lilo.
go Caledonia, "a, Tht.
leo knickorhockor, TJc, G2Xr.
ITO baltimore, ~.
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4 HARVEST or IIi.ALrii

Thosp Who nse U1etn,,ort, u..,.h
Bittcrs 40 n ,nc,iSs - ;es;aoss, 2tomaea
nroIsnt;on nme; ans u my. inyisorasion and
raom IN n,S%iS i;nsyo a,Sease, invariably
cost; - nIcr e na,'es s,, 9i heai.h. DE-
sssJJnrna rn,Ir1a" anu sscfSti9n arc
milne to,;;c M o,;ns anu NigoIous ny this
s"mt;5,s 90 Mn" N.Y., ,'I iis;I aha mo es-
bIcssi,,a noinrarI'. V s,t,rB5 secured, that
diseases ;n,or,n;S,, ~, to WI, nervous
fcycrs rbnnu,at;sm hn nau IemittenS
kiIney mr. hl5i%os ,s,;u, Si ~ ana
relieved by Iho Lit,a,s ,sn;a ire speeuily
tort a. ,s S, ii' Wh l!Vsn nro MS po-
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EUREKA n,,rEL.

T.. n. Iin,lm, tito pi5Mcet bntytSUi W
tho pnlisade phUliti hHs fitted nr nnow,
throughout HE Eureka Hotel, near Ills
old pluc1 III Paliaade, ntiu travellers tU
and from Eureka, nhd tho puBlit geti:
orally. can rely upon getting dfBt-ciass
meals and humber one beds Mt NIL times
by interviewing yiio gdnidl host III thu
Eureka Hotel! y
FOIt LEASE. -DWillihiA ElmjIsbh ID
DESTROYS Of leasing his nc% anu tUmnd:
lions stable, situated OPPOSITE tit Upper
depot, to good tenant. Possessing d
good location aid all ncttssary Convon:
fences, il IL splendid chauGt FIR q livd
business man. Apply Un tho prcmises
for particulars A5-1m
TnR vcty hncst Quality OF BRANDY
Sherry and Port WINES, for mcdicinhi
purposes. at tho Gem Saloon. '
TAXI: No1tcs .=-All parties taking iGe
OF mo nrc hereby notified Tint / will not
deliver Ice TO any person WHO fails ID
| pay NO for tho sAnc on cYtfy MOndaS
FOR the week preceding. And that my
! price for Ice ~ Two cunts per pound, OK!
ecpt rs lli0sp with whom hNfu nlteady
contracted for n dilrerctil prize!
GEORGE GASsz.
Tits dem snlJoii iiscd thirty bnrrolf
OF Bbca Beor during tho phat month, on
average Of 10 gallons pet day. Wht
says The town Ia dullp
TO FAhAEss 1SD OrHxnsi-ffatlhE
assumed entire control Of Tho black
smi,hing, wdgon.making and rnaehin,
shopa | am nov prepared TO do IN!
aud Ill kinds al work in ms iIhsI bur
ticulhrly tho repairing Of betisdilllrli
implements, OH tho inJst far6tabl
4. BkU6E,
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A7o ophir, 5iH, ok. 51t..
800 Mexican, 3iT, 30.
2l5 Gould n Curry, li4, lis<.
2l5 Best Il Eclcher, ~, 1917, to,
50H I30, 1914.
1925 California, co, 59st, 591;, co 10.
BIO Savage, l9H, 10, 1914.
$500 Con. Virginia, 63, 53L, 53s,.
53T, 531.. 81. 53X, 81 $40, ii
100 Hale & Norcross, 1o2.
S95 Point, II, M, TX, 11sE.
il75 Jacket, 32T 325+, 32;S, 80, sag.
$40 Imperial, 81. 516, OK $50. 5H b5.
i45 Alpha, 477i, IS, 4S b5. I7I, ~
bio.
$50 Ken:ucll, 10.
10 Belcher. 22I<.
3l5 Sierra Nevada, IL, AZ, I4,S.
AK b30.
5l5 Utah, 221$. %.
20 Confidence. 1917.
30 Bullion, 10, 80.
80 Exchequer, II.
100 OrerInun, T5, TAX, 75II.
275 Justice, 23X, 23>s. 23at, 23,L b5.
G35 Union, AZ, az. Az. 10.
80 SuccUr, G2Hc.
1850 Ludy Bryan, soc.
LOU june, %.
395 Caledonia, 6, TX.
ITO Baltimore, "a, 21s.
80 Silver Hill, So.
70 Challc:igc, AZ, 1, I, ~.
20 Dayton, 6iI.
~ Alta, ,.
80 New York Cen, size.
20 Occidental, 81.
90 WUodvillc, TX, isz.
80 Lady Washington, 2ai.
90 Andes, "a, "a.
900 .ilint, l5c.
no Kossutl, 7jc.
10 Ward, =.
GOO Cosmopolitan, i5c.
800 Lc,iathau, 90c, S7IIc.
lS5 North Con. Virginia, 75c.
100 Maryland, G2Lc. ..r.
900 Cromcr, 22S.
500 Trojan, 95c, 00.c
no Vnlloy, 3TIIr, I0c.
90 Raymond u Ely, ~, 8.
80 Eureka. M.
800 Jackson, 3X.
400 Belmont, ), ~, 21I.
$50 Leopard, 1919, IL.
100 K. k, ~.
100 Jefferson, JJc.
40 CHA, 7jc.
100 Northern Belle, 22I., 81, 23X,
100 Hns8cy, 75c.
100 General Thomas, III, ~.
i39O Manhattan, Is, l5I+, 1is+.
100 Panther, ",
2ido Goso Con. zoe, soc, G5c. zoe.
100 Beet e Belchcr, 1917.
10 Point, NJ. lI1<, iliI.
50 Belcher, 22Ii.
90 Chollar, 81, %.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-20
AN IarMESsE MURDER.

Il
On Monday last Charles Dyer cam,
TO Elko, md had considerable TO sas
about murder which he clai,Hcd &c
have been committed in this county
The st6cy Reached the cars Of District
Attorney Strcet, who, in conjunction
with Sheriff Brown, instituted nh ia.
Sestigation into the case. Dyer waa
called into the Office OF Mr.. Street, and
told, i'll very straightforward manner,
the story Of u horrible crima. It was to
the effect that between tho 9th and 1871,
Of july, 1876, AT point about two
miles cast of Dceth Station, he IDyer)
saw Daniel Brown, formerly CT the
Rosebud saloon, in Terrace, Utah, muir
der tho following persons, all residents
Of Terrace: Samuel Cave, postmaster;
Mr. Rowlcy, Il butcher; Mrs. King, wife
Of former partner Of Gaze; SIR. MUIR
ply, hight oneiator for the 4. & T..
Telegraph Company; the latter's wife
and child, and four other persons, COLI
sisting of Two men, all old lady and q
child, whose names lie did not know.
Dyer said that VIM. Mckenzie, Master
mechanic at Terrace, also saw the kill
ing. IIo said the murder was pre-
mcditated; thar he could find the graves
OF tho dead persons, and he was ready
to swear to the truth OF lis Insertions
Tho officers thought that there
might be some truth in the report, and
Immediately opened teltgraphic commu-
nicaticn with parties i'll Terrace. The
first telegram was to j. A. jacobs, agent
ct that place. and was an inquiry as to
the whereabouts OF the persons whom
Dyer claimed to have been murdered,
and elected the following reply.
TERRACE, August l5.-Strcct and
Drawn Sam. Gave, Rowley, Murphy
and his wife and child live here. Mrs.
King lives ut P:omontory. Utah.
j. 4. JAcoDs.
This shed some light upon the sub
ject, and Mr.. Street than telegraphcd
to learn whatever he could regarding
Dyer, receiving The following answer :
TERRACE, August l5.-II. G. Street /:
Charles Dyer was employed here as
machinist from March 2lst to June
3Oth left here about. July 18th.
WM. MCKENZIE.
Further Than this nothing could be
learned Of him but he is evidently in
sane, or ho certainly would not tell
such tale OF bloodshcd, founded upon
pure imagination. Upon closer ques-
tioning he said that parties were hunt
ing him with tho intention of killing
him also (; and that to nvoid them he
had been forced to fly to the hills and
there remain four days, without food or
drink. Dyer is working for some per-
con in this vicinity, and, rs he ia I'M
doubleday insane, lie should he watched
very carefully or he might inhict injury
upon gomo one.
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From Saturdays Daily. !

PEGsoSAL. --Jako EnglGr, OF Salt
Lake, brother TO Louis, OF this place,
still fingers IN towh! -. Mrs. John Ain
Icy returned fi5m the east thiA week
-. Ben. Reinhart, of Reinhnrt & Co,
returned from business visit TO Earc-
In Inst night. .. b. Scott, OF Eureka,
who hns heen sttppihG 1T the springs
for d week or so, went home yesterday
morning :: George Russell and j. II.
Bradley returned from The north yes
terday noon, having taken in Tuscnrora,
Cornucopiai Bull Run, Mountain City
and their cattle ranch on Rock creek.
Fhey look hearty, and dc pretty we'll
peeled from the effects OF the sun. 49,.
George A. Fitch, tho telcgraphcr, went
east last night. -. Mrs. VIC. I,alston
was n passenger on the same train.
Observation-Disclosures in from La
muilic inform us that L. Odell, OF that
Valley, has nlrcady finished cutting his
grain, and on Thursday evening had
about thirty tons thrnshed and sacked.
The yield was heavy and the grain OF
superior quality. lie has twelve
acres of wheat, which will DO harvested
also in few days; it being Some two
weeks Inter than his barley. Wo he
lieve this IS the first crop harvested in
this countyi but from this time the
harvesting season may he considered AZ
opened.
orENrSti.-Thtfsday evening ar.
aud Mrs. Len Wines re.opencd the
Excelsior lodgings III regal style. a
goodly number Of invited guests were
III attcndai!tc; music was furnished,
and capital rcpast spread upon the
table for the enjoyment OF tho assem-.
blcd guests. Dancing, singing, etc,
were INDUCED in, and upon the whole
the new lost and hostess received sub
stnntial encouragement ond otnrteu tho
new regime under the most na,tering
pr, specls. SGc.oss to them in tho fu
iurc.
BRAsrs. - Ttho ilew lay relat-
ing to MARKS and brands, las afford.
ed the public mn opportunity Of learn.
ing tic number Of brands which arc
used upon animals in This county. Re-
corder Rogers informs IA that ll0 In.
received 22S different brands, and abou
- others hRro stated that they woulj
have theirs also placed on file. Thi
number Is greater THAT al those lcgnllS
used in DIR four adjoining countits 80
Eueknj White Pine, IIaiidct anu Hum
! boidt.
NovgL CEtnffcAtE.-Tho other da,
wo we're shown tho discharge given
soldier, who recently retired from tn
United States druiy, which assigned II
cause Of dismissal certificate o
disability (chronic alcoholism" al
oxguitr way Of putting It; but mnyh
it would have been better English ha
the paper read "for getting bcnstl
drunk"
Schools. Doth the State Uniycrsit
aid public school will reopen on IL
18th Of September, two weeks from ne'
MoiidHy. Tho youhgSttrs will have
mako short work Of iheir recreation
; for tho days Of amusement will SOC
have 70 give way to thcGe Of labor
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Tnn CnA@rIoy.=John Airiloy ycster.
day had his "Chamfion 4" iiro ex-
tinguisher out on drill. He hauled into
the middle of Commercial street nm old
crockcry crate and n hogshcnl, both
filled with straw, and poured half gnl-
lon or so of coal bill over the two, and
set them Oh fire. Aitpr they had be.
come we'll ignited, and blazcd up nicely.
lie took his little Champion /" upon
his back and turned stream UPON the
fire. In about two minutes tho flames
were subducd md the Goniingration was
under complete control. The machine
works admirably and gave entire salts.
faction to those who witnessed its be.
havior.
PERSONALLY. I, IS. Ifurd returned
from n viii. to Wyoming yesterday
morning. DIR. Huntington nlso came
home by the same train Louis Kuhn,
cnmc up from San Francisco las,
evening, md will 80 ont is Tuscnrora
Monday morning =. George O'Driter
cnmo NJ rs far ns Battle Mountain on
the Same tr'iu, where lao stopped, and,
III company with Dow. lluntslnau, will
proceed 10 Tuscarora to-day. Stanley
l'igsly returned TO Battle Mountain
yesterday morning. .. Il. 4. Gerald and
Division Superintendent Coddington
passed Tcst on tho Same train,
OuE CLUp.--1ho Elko rilleu 1,cfor,n
Club was organized on Monday the 7tl
instant, with 80 members, nbd OF
Wednesday, tho 10th instant. the clerk s
roll Showed n total membership OF 10
AS Elko Is not nh overly large town We
think this Is doing pretty WE'LL and goes
far TO show that tho Democrats of hi,
section Nfe up and doing. They inca,
to wolk OF With the baggage this time
and just such enthusiasm and work n,
this 10 going Ia do tic business III
brown.
Woop 1iiiE5Es. Somebody. who I
supposed TO be known, Is in tho hnbi
Of stc0ling wood front tho yards Of per
soma in our neiglborhool, aud they nr
hereby reliably Informed that unlcs
these dcprcdHIioi!s cease, MI old rust
muskot %oll loaded, will DC called int
rcquiaiiion, thoroby neccssitating III
employment Of II pliyniciar for n woe
or two for tho rutf6so Of picking o,
tho extra bits Of lend which may fiji
refuge beneath tho hide Of the snca
thief III quehiionl
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LOOK Ar TiIIsi

Rcinhart SEQ. will, from Ibis Tina
forward, soil their entire stock Of dry
goods Mt much liver figures thah over
before, aid without my regard for theif
original cost. II any doubts dte cntet-
tanned asto the sincerity Of this hssef!
ton, the! can easily be reln0sod by
personally applying at their lhtg6 dry
goods establishment. -
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WEEKLY ELKO INDEPENDENT.
SUNDAY. AUGUST 50. 1870.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT,

FRIDAY. AUGUST Il. is7o.
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- -
PEnscHAL.---'Inke Marx passed west
yesterday morning, having been sum
roned unexpectedly to San Francisco
or imrortan. business EFF. Ger.
aid went to PAlisrlo yesterday morn
ing, and i'll compaEy With .Supcrintcnd-
ent Coddington, passed cast yesterday
cTcninG, on company business. q. Mr..
Morey Of Island Mountain, went home
yesterday morning. Bill Weed came
III from Tnscarorn Tuesday evening.
George ". Grayson and another San
Francisco capitalist caInc up Inst night,
and took private convcyaEGo ut G
y. n. for Tuscarora. . Tom. IIGnum,
OF TuscarorI, returned from the Bay on
the snmc train.
DA"cr. The Ello Brnsa nnd String
Band is making great Preparations for
dance, to be given Mt the Depot Hotel
on "Wednesday evening next. August
23d. a portion of the instruments of
tho band is out of order, and the per-
formers have agreed on this method of
replacing those which are entirely use
less and repairing those which need il.
Everybody ouyh, to 10 and give The
boys good benefit. They deserve it,
and will appreciate it.
billiard lIiLL.-Jamcs Clrrk; OF
the Depot Hotel is again improving
his house by the putting up OF two new
tables. They are what is known Ms
tho Novelty" tables, AZ by 0 feet in
size, nrd nrc manufactured by the j.
NJ. Buinswick & Blake Co., OF Chicago.
They arr of the Best manufacture, and
will give all lovers Of the game MI op.
portunity of enjoying themselves 1T the
Depot Billiard Hall.
NEW rUMr.--Gcorec Boiler yesterday
received for the Young America Mining
Company, Of Tuscarora, ono of the
Blake special mining pumps, together
with fifteen lengths Of pipe for convey
ing water. Tho lot will be forwarded
in n fow days to its destination.
observation-disclosures Bchicr yesterday
shipped twenty-five TASKS Of quick.
silver to the Leopard Company, Cornu.
copia. and several thousand pounds OF
ncrclidndibe to dil'creiit parties. 70.
dizzy hc will forward q lot 81 groceries
and machinery TO Tuscarora.
WATER Ditcu.--Dr. NJ. ". Parsons
the dentist, has purchased one.hali 81
l.. Phillips water ditch which supplic'
Elko with water from tho Humboldt
and will hereafter DC associated in thu
business. Doc. has Inado h good In
ycstmont,
WILL ItE.brEa.- -BoU BERNARD Is nal,
ing arrangements 10 reopen tho ol,
Corner Restaurant, and will, az soon q
tho promises can DO rc.pnpcrcd nnt
painted, hayo II rchdy for the reception
OF customers.
TEoUr ASD GAME.--Our town Ii no,
beautifully Supplied with frosll trou
and gamo Of all kinds, tito majority q
which 10 supplied by tito Sloslioncs.
LUanER.- Two moro londa Of lun
Der for Danca5lct &c Huhn's now Stort
at Tusonrora, wont ont yesterday.
On IRoS.---Johu Ainlcy was yosicl
day loading u car OF old iron for Bhi,
nent to wcstern foundry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-14
Rates OF Advertising.

Rates OF AdVertising.
No Advertisement inserted for teas 1.aa nm
cents.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
olents 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each in
sei ton Q insertions eight cents per line; 80
insertions, cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois each In
sertion, ~ cents per line; 30 insertions cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 25 cents per line, first insertion one
month 20 cents per line; six months 10 cents
per line; one year cents per line.
Cheyenne. Jan. LIST, 1875.
IL. GLAFcKE. Proprietor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-22
state Geyernments.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 21.-The Senate
was In session this morning, and the
House this afternoon. In the former,
beyond the introduction of a bilr to
compel the Supreme Court judges to hold
District Court, and the appointment of
NJ. b. Hagans to be Trustee OF the Gin
cippati Hospital, no business OF import
ance was transacted.
In tho House nothing of note trans
pired.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 21.-In the
Senate an act to incorporate purchasers
OF railroads at judicial sale, granting to
such purchasers all the rights and fran
chises under the original charter, was
passed. The remainder of the session
was taken up In discussion of the inter-
est bill, pending consideration OF which
Senate adjourned.
ln the mouse the only important meas
ure under consideration was the act to
repeal the conventional interest law, all
amendments to which were rejected,
and the bill itself rejected by Al to As.
The vote rejecting it was recopsidered,
and, pending further action, the House
adjourned. At the evening session, moth
ing of general interest occurred In the
House. In the Senate acts were passed
as follows: TO amend the charter Of the
City OF Covington. 10 amend the char
ter OF the Covingt0n transportation
Company. Both houses refused TO ad-
journ for Washington's Birthday.
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that the British had hething to fear
from her present form OF government
unless the ruling house should produce
as Sovereign a man of great ability,
strong moral courage and conscientious
convictions Of justice, who would not be
satisfied with being mere dummy, but
OF this the same statesman thought there
was not much to fear.
Passing on, the lecturer made hasty
summing up OF the leading characteristic
Of the modern Eaglish statesmen. Lord
Palmerston, he said, as Prime Minister,
ruled England with almost absolute
power. He was not speaker, aad was
satisfied 10 let tho young politicians do
the talking, SO he coutd wieid the power.
Mr. Gladstone, he thought, falted pc
cause OF too much taking. because he
wanted to be the whole Cabinet, and
because be had Established Church on
the brain. People tired OF him and his
essays on Church topics. /.
Mr.. Disraei he considers a talented
man and a great statesman, and the only
leader under which the Tory party
could haye the ghost of D show oil sue
cess, but with all nota great minister,
nor one destined long TO remain iH
power,
He regards Mr.. Disraeli's ministry as
Kind ofiRterregnnm in the progress OF
radical ideas, and thinks he will remain
only till in the course OF events some
powerful mind Is brought to the front to
advance another grand onward move.
ment in the name OF the Liberal party,
He does not regard Mr.. Dlsraeli as the
real Tory leader, that honor belonging
to the Marquis OF Salisbury.
The effect Of corrupt exposures in our
Congress on the popular movement in
Europe was noticed, and John Stewart
Mill quoted as saying that il that move
meHt nad not made such progress In the
old world it would not only have been
publication OF our Credit Mobilier and
other swindles,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-22
THE CONDON DEMONSTRATION.
Meeting at RObinsOn's Opera
house Last Night.

About thousand persons assembled
in Robinson,s Opera-house last night fol
the purpose Of taking steps toward eff
fecting the release Of Edward Condor
a citizen of Cincinnati, who is now
languishing in an English prison, con,
yicted by the testimony of two prosti
tutes OF firing through key-hole and
killing a policeman who was aiding in
arresting two Fenians. Through the
testimony OF these witnesses he was
sentenced to be hung. but the interces-
sion of Minister Adams resulted in a
cnange of the sentence to imprisonment
for life. By most persons the sentence
Is believed to be unjust, as testimony
was offered in his trial showing that he
was not present when the disturbance
occurred which resulted in the police
mans death.
Mayor Johnston was called to the
chair. He cautioned those in attend
ance that the meeting must be conducted
in proper spirit. 1t must appeal to the
sympathIes of the British Government,
otherwise they would have no hope of
success. A young man in the audience,
being granted leave to speak, com
menced a regular Fenian speech, ap-
pealng to young men to march with him
to the heart Of England and rescue Con-
don by force FROM the power OF the Brit
ish. lion. Mr.. Fitzgerald called the
young man to order, and stated that
they were not there to disparage En-
gland and praise Ireland, but to ask Con-
gress to pass such resolutions as it may
deem best, asking clemency OF the En-
glish Government for a political pris-
oner. tN&
The Committee ON Resolutions re-
ported resolutions which were adapted.
they said that inasmuch as petitions
had been presented to the National Goy-
ernment, and resulted in the passage OF
q resolution in the House invoking the
aid Of the Executive in Condons be-
hall, which being sent to the Senate was
never acted upon, that 10 was the duty
of all patriots TO sign the NationaI Pc
tition now in circulation, which asks
Congress for its Intervention in behalf
Of C0nd0n.
Messrs. Halpin, Long and Baker spoka
on the resolutions, and after reading let
ters from General Cary, s. f. Hunt and
Murat Halstead, and passing resolutions
thanking Mr.. Robinson for the use of his
hall, the meeting adjourned. sB
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Feb. Pal: 80 r. NJ.

CINClNNATI, FeD. 22-l:30 Z. NJ.
We have no reports from New York to-day,
business being entirely suspended there. Moth
have no change to make and can merely re-
peat our quotations Of yesterday.
Gold is firm to-day and worth ia in New
York. Here it Is bought at N3%; sold at ia,
and gold checks on New York are quoted 14j&.
There is good demand for money to-day
with steady market and ample supply at to
10 per cent. at the banks.
Eastern Exchange is in moderate demand,
with liberal receipts. Rate. steady and I'm :
changed. We quote it SIC dis. buying and 5Uc
prem. selling. Sterling Exchange is steady
and quiet at 49U sight, and 4s6 sixty y-day bills,
gold.
mand, with moderate offerings, but have uu-
dergone no material change in rates since
Saturday. They are quoted as follows:
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I
post her letter.
Early this morning we met several lit
kle girls going to scnooI. We inquired
pf them the name OF the School-heuse,
and were informed Licking School. The
feacher evidently forgot to tell mis- pu-
pills that to-day we should all celebrate
fWashington's birthday.
There is O rivalry existing between
the market men Of the Lower and Upper
Markets. Yesterday two of them, Frank.
Betts and Charles Sehweitzer, got into
aim Guilty, and belabored each other
pretty severely. Such things should be
amlcabiy settled between the rival par
ties, and refuge taken not to blows.
Inc wonder was, and still the wonder
grew Why the flag was not hoisted an
tne lackstan On the cupola OF the En-
RAe-nouse. Upon inquiry we learned
from Mr.. Solar that some person nor.
rowed 1t and had not returned ii. By a
little exertion the flag was found and at
~ o'clock II hoated proudly from It's old
position.
; The School Board met last night in
special session. The question Of re-
facing the salaries Of teachers was re-
fe,red to the Committee on Salaries. A
motion that the Chairman of the Com.
plittees on Salaries, Finance, Buildings,
supplies and Claims be appointed q
Special Committee to consider aud re-
port upon the problem how the schools
may be operated within the figures now
81 me command OF the Board was
adopted.
II was rumored, and 10 seems that
fnere is some foundation in IL, that Mr..
Jarylss who is threatened with q suit for
manages 'or causing tse axyest Of