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The New York herald., 1876-11-08

tn STATE CONC SOLID ToB xHE DE1fOCDATS
~ ABOUT 1YoHTx THOUSAND NAJonrrY-rHx
ELEczIoN cARRrED OUT QurErLY-AN uN-
USUALLY HEAVY voTB foLLED-ALL THE
Dxnoc1Axlc coNoRxssMxN xLnc7nD.
ATLANTA, Nov. 7, 1876
Reports recsived up to = late hour this evening a
shs democratic headquarters that the vote has
been unusually heavy, bus that thsre has not boon
single disturbance In the Ststa There was not
federal Dayons: :. any Of The polls The people took
less tbaR Oo0 The weather has been pleasant
out In Congressional matters Bsn Hill ass Aisxxsds
Blouns. Hartridgs, met With only sominai oppostou
IN tho second. whity, sx-nsnbsr, savs smith,
sssss. from Albany ss. Ssoms: d.
vile show that the negroes have deserted their
BY so.s:nd .sry In ID. rourA Msnss
W. Hilliard, exMember OF Congress and Minister 10
Austria urdsr Fillmore, ran = Independent denecrss
beat him 300 vossa In Troupe where Hfliiasd's
strength Iiss he win be beaten BY $500 In The
fight with - deputy mayshas at the polls the city,
aud csnsidsrsd close In Atlanta which went fcr
cssd:r nssory sS sS. a nsory nss fyis
already over 000O In tho Seventh. The SIGHT bstwesn
sas D.snsy 10
party oil Georgia, or ~ least carry on large slice Of
,.s majority inss an Independent party. Ex-ssDatsr
she district have gone into the hearty sup
port Of Feiton's light The regular dem oorncy ID
impossible 10 predict the result a. most Of the
colutes Oh railroad The oies In the dtsrics show
sle ohsnGo last vote whom Fsiton elected By
eighty yiws votes In any event Georgia will ssnd .
solid democratic delegation Tne news Of Ben Buffers
probable election read wish cheers sh~ Csmssit
fiss bulssin and Voice shsatsd ssrhsres Ben Hnrs
mesl"
uARrRrDoE RR-KLncTxD-sxvM HUND1ED coll
oRxD DEMOCRATS GOING THE sz1Azasr
TICKET.
SAVANNAH, Nov. =, 1870
Chatham county gives Hsrtridss, for Coagrss, over
coo majority; ridsn's majority, $40 Seven hundred
negroes voted she ssraight democratic ticket
Everything passed on quietly, Hltheugh thers was
crowd OF negroes in the town all day.
DEMocRATrC MAJORITY IN MuscooEE COUNTY.
CoLuxBrs, Ga, New Z, 1876.
Nusceses county gives Tden 400 majority a. also
like number 70 Harris ldsmocrat for Csngresa This
district goes democratic BY heavy majority.
IOWA.
CHIcAeo H.. Nov I'll p. n.
Partial returns from nfyshrss towns in thirty six
counties IN Iowa give republican gains Of 2,11e and
democratic gains 149, sDowing net republican gain
Of ,o7o over the vote OF 1873 for Governor
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FIVE DxNoC1ATIc c0N0REssHxx xIxCr1D.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. Z. lsTa
The State has undouhssAly gone dsmeoraslc BY
%, 600 majority. Cause, In First; siemmonA
Second, and cuatsr. Fourth Congrssslesai
aissricts. all dsnoerass were elected BY
large majorisiea The vote was Close between
Stuart and Cravsns, democrats, and Mcclure, "POker
Jack the repubcan candidate, In the Third distrcA
With probabilities in tavor OF Stuart
Five city wards lone 70 hear fysm) IN the city aad
enc tswnshp IN Puisski county give denocrasis
s,sssess 30 majority. The vote wac light
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MISSISSIPPI.
x1rxrxxN CO,

MxErxM CouxrIxs GIVE TIE DEMOCRATS
$4,000 HAJoRrrx-coIozxD NEE SUPPORTING
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VIRGINIA.
1xruRNs FROM lIczMoxD AND SURROUNDING
ALEXANDRIA. .4nsss4 sN8

RScnneHD, New. :, 1875.
Rain fell ali the mosnisg, asd 10 vas cloudy asd
shrcassnins during the a1ssrsoou The bed weather
did nss asct the voting however ths vsss polisd
in the city 70 - heavy ~ ever kaswA ridsas
Returns irsm the Surrounding counties show demo-
cratic gains over the vote of 1874. The oAIy close
contests for Congress wsrs in the Second and Fourth
districta
The democratic majority in Aiexandvis 10 go asd
about tne same nvority Tor the State consshssienal
General W. n. r. Lee Is elected to the sssss senate
There 10 no doubt Oi Huntss's reelection TO Coa-
srsss BY majsnsy sf sevssai thousssd.
1nDxx's MAJORITY IN SonvoLK--0ooDR
ar-ELzcrEp-HEptsLrcAx xAJoarrr ASp
GAIN IN KLrzABxrH CITY COUNTY,
~ HoRporK, Nov.,7. 1915
The election was quiet This cisy ssvss TiIdsn .
majority oi oss ...s5.s t.e 4ss@
Elizabeth City essnsy gives rspublssAs majority or
~, SD republican gaia Of 2Oa
Tho majority Tor 00ode, dsmocras for Congrsss IN
Poftsm suth, 10 ], lis, dsmocrasse gain Of eoS
VERMONT.
rnn STATE ron HAYKs-rHR Dum0onA1s
MAKE ooxgzDssxBLB sArxa
WHITE Rwss JUNCTION, Nov. !, 1s5a
Returns from cishiy-nvc towns give Hayes
u, s,sSe; Tildsn. 1889; scattering, ~ ss.s towns
gave In 1872 Grant, 2a,sss Greeley, aslo; o'Csaor
gain over 6ran. i,,20. fllden's msjsrl,y ovw 0res-
lev and Ocouor s. s53; 1s2 scwss 10 ~ heard ron
gave Grant etS Grants majority 0vsr 0reeley aad
0Conor was about %, 90 In ls72
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INDIANA.

Txx STATE UNDOUBTEDLY DnMocRArrc--Gonn
Yon r1EDsx N ysox 5000 TO 1900 nA-
sonExx A. xss1nA1sD.
1SDISAroLis, Nov. 8, 1s16
The Presidential election pssssa on In good order and
extraordinarily peaceful There few arrests for
attempts a. disturbance, and everybody seemed in
quite dead earnest Indiana has undoubtedly gone
largely Ior Tden. As the reports Of the prselnsAe
IN thax shaw aiNDese us6ruken domocnuc RAsns
over Blue Jeans vote in October. There are over
eighteen hundred voting precincts In the
State, and an average democratic aaiu Of
perhaps ten votes TO the precinct 10 indicated
Shculd this ratio oil gains be maintained the
increased majority for Tildsn vsull bs about
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THE ELECTION.
[CoNTNUED FROM TENTH PAGE ]
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Roox Nov. !, ls56
The returns fron ave wards Of this city and ose
tswssAip ere ~ acknowledgements, SEA; rspubl
ean, os<
FER Consrsss-stuart (dsm, J, eT2; Cnveps (dsm. J.
Sol; Mcclure lrepl COS; Rics (grsenbsckh ~; Dell
qsiss and orderly.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor D. c. Gilman, President OF the Johns Hop
kins University. s at the So James HOTEL Congress.
men Jshu A. Kasson, Of Iowa; Charles II Adams,
Of Cohoss N. Y, and General Julius Stahsl, OF New
Jersey are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ex-Governor
Alexander H. Bullock Of Massachusetts,; General l. J.
wistar Of Philadelphia, and Judge E. H. Dare are a.
the Brsveort House Benson J. Losing, Of Chestnut
Ridge, N. Y, 10 1t the Westminster Hotel Ex.con.
grsssman C. G Chafsc Of Springfield Mass, Is at the
New York Hotel Ex-Cosgressman Lazarus D. Shoe
maker, Of Pesnsyvania and very Rev. J. Hughes, Of
Hartford, are At tho Grand Central Hotel 8. Msr.
rilI General Manager of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
81 Paul Railway, 10 at tho Windsor HossL General
Alexander s. Dlvos, Of Elmira and Postmaster J. ".
Kaowitor. Of Bridgeport, are atthe Hoffman Heusa
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Dlru.

DlcU.
RExxrcK.--In this city. November !, ALsxAxpEA
RExxcK, aged ~ years
Funeral rom bis late residence, 20o,z Wooster st.,
on Thursday. November ., ~ ono O'Clock r. d. Rsla-
tves and friends arc respectfully invited 70 attend
tFov OtAer Deaths See Ninth Pogel
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MAINE.

TIE STATE FOE HAx1s-srxADY HHPUBAIcAx
vorB PoLLED.
PORTLAND, Nov :, 1879
The following is statement Of The vote cast in the
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A-HOW MANY THOUSANDS SUFFER THE
horrors Of inward Agonywind In the sson achi Will
tsey contnse u6er yil they pARxrR GINoER
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

LAR01 DHNoCBATIC 0Arxs Ev1RrwHInK-1H1
COAST coUNrHs AND rHE ULTIMATE A4suLr-
TEE DEMOCRATS cLAn rHE STATE N 1000
Majority.
4sM CHARLESTON, 3. G. New. Z. 1876
Usoaclai returns iron ssessas sf The State
show large democratic gains svsrywAers, compared
with The vote Of two yearssso. No rspubican aaia
reported snywhsrs The DsmosTatio Comnittse
jsblaats The rspubsans unwilling 70 srass that
Chambsrlan's majority Of seventy feur 10 ovefoome
From further unofncai bus Trustworthy returns from
about haf OF the State shsw democratic Gatn of
12 Co., compares with the voto Of 1e7l who's Cham
berIain had 10 90 majority Green fusisnt The
rspublioans clam thas Chariesten c00Dsy will etve
hesvy rspuoltoan gain o6sst the dsmoorssu eAAns
wire. M
The democrats eiaiD South Carolisa BY 4eoo msjsr-
ity Barnwell Aiken, ,Edssusd and AbbssilIe esaosee
heretofore rspsbssan, claimed BY Ne dsnssrass
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SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE sIocK AT GREATLY RE-
DCCED PRICES. RROkAM BROIHEkS.
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR-CHEvAILER'S LIFE
ron ruR HAya restores cray perfectly its talking
once Increases ts growth rapidly snd nstes the
hair beau5ifuk Sold BY all druggists
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IOWA.

CHICAGO H.. Nov I'll n.
Partial returns from my shrss towns in thirty six
democratic gains Of ias snowisr net rspubi,cas gain
Of ,07o over the vote OF 1873 for Govsrnsr.
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THE SANE EFFECTS PRODUCED BY COSTLY
sulphur baths acconpsssd By GLxDNs suLrHun Soar
,A-TOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA
quslity 70 ERPEEsCHKID Manufacturer ils Nassau
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KIND TO YOCRSELF.-GRADUArED CHEST
AVE Luxe PRovscrous insure sound lungs, health and
ccuiert; ssld By druggists and underwear dealera
sIN1Ek. Manufacturer, 704 Breadvsy.
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A-ktPrURE RADICALLY CURED BT DR..
NArsuss RADICAL CURr Tnrss. ak hlastic Ssockings
1sta Ae Shoulder Braces suspensores. and Abdominal
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ExERcIsEI WOODS GYMNASIUM, NO. sEAsr
18th st. open and evening" boxing, fsncing private
arrinins. baAhs. kc. eond for circular.
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS
aulsrs vsry bsss for -; be finished easily
hsmnse hssdksrchisG ST. Broadway. asd BAL Arch st.
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ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, $50 BROADWAY.
View York the only award for ELAssc TRUs:s
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4 S3 HAT 81 9o-GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS
o 60 worth @. rs New Chursh mp ssairs
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Tho Hayes and wheeler sicket sweeps In Massa-
chusets sy not FAR from ~ 00 70 00 majority aod
Govsrnor Rice 10 Pe-slecsed over Charles Francis
Adams BY nsjoFisy Of about l, 0o0 lesa THIS in
bf6 VIII b the sooTy vhsA the ~ YsuninAs
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THE STATE xvIDUSrLY DzHoCRAryC-TrLDzH's
xsrMAS1D xAJo1zrY rz1xn rzousAxD-
rHH LnouLArURx 1xPUDxICAu.
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GEORGIA.

TEE STATE 0ouo SOLID YsB xHx DxnoCsArs
~ ABOUT zrcHTx THOUSAND NAJonrrx-1m
ELEcz1ox CARRIED OUT ourErLr-AN IN
USUALLY HEAVY vox8 FoLLED-ALI. THE
Dyuo<,n Arrc coNonxasuru rrucxun
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THE EEIIIA INVESTIGATION CON
TlSUED.

Mr.. Lyon then resumed his ses,imppy
from yesterday, saying, II other
things, TINT Gen. Schenck received 900
shares in addition. 70 the 500 previous
y owned by him, which. sold for E22 Il
share, or G3 premium, after tho quality
Of tho mine had been maaniticl. Prof
Siliiman WEE ut Salt Lake CITY with
williams, an English director Of tko
Elnlnn 3lino Company. Stewart left
tho sCaGion Of tho Senate in tho winter
OF 1872, and soon thereafter tic famous
telegram signed b. Gilman, Williams
n Huzzy was sent 10 London, reprcg-
9ntinS that "A large lend Of ore had
been discovered in the EInma mine.
This was considered very remarkable.
The new discoveries we-o r-prcgnntod
at 5000 tons, worth 1900 TO the Ton.
or SIG, 900, 900. Witness related th,.
IN n conversation between l'nrk and
Himself, Park said il wns hard for Con,
Sch@hck TO live on'$l7,p0D u year. lilo
n 10 buy dresser for members Of hiy
lHtuliy, which o9st 800 u pieco, 20 go
to Queen Nictoria's drawing room, and
could only be worn once. Park did moi
blame General Schcnck for wanting to
make money. AZ another time, Park
SAID he "ins going 10 have Il little gcnio
win INC Gcneinl, VINO was Il good DO.
kcr player. Witness tcrtificd that al.
bert GrHnt, Is promoter Of the Emma.
mime. speculation in England, Informed
hIn that 10 gave Selator Stewart o
COO shares Of Gtotk 10 become n director
himself, and assist in getting Srhcnck's
name on the bonrd. Park iufcyn,.
I'd witness that Fisher. Of Vermont.
nii intimate friend Of his, owed Gen,
S"hcnck Cj,O00 stcarling, f0t services
rendered ina land grant, which, per-
maps, was disposed Of in Holland.
Park wanted SchcrcK to giyc. Fisher an
Opportunity 10 mako something, md
Srhrnck said he afterwards foui,d FISH.
or q valuable man. Fisher wroiu nrti.
elcs for the London Mining .J%grragI.
paying very large prices FOR their pub.
lica'ion, md they were oxtravagant in
Prnilt Ut tho richness OF the Emma
nine, and Of u most extraordinary
chnfnrtHr. 40 10 misrepresentation.
On July i:'i, 1872, tho Einlaa mino
literally cGycd in, or collapsed md has
not since been repaired. When Stew
vac n"kod how they could satisfy tho
EughslY stockhulicrs FOR n]on.prodnc.
lion Of orc, lie replied that was easily
managed. They could say that Tho
SHOWS Of Etah wcrc so deep ns to pro-
vent hauline. but they could mako up
for lost timc during tho sumner. Park
wrote to Anderson. CONNECTED with the
company, on tho Egil OF Juiy. 1871,
hficr hig return from Salt Lake CITY,,
that while ho expected 10 scc in tho
Emma mine large beds Of ore, tho
sight Of tlicIn wont far hjhYa Bin OK.
%lcttnii0nA. Thorn VIVA M report o u
ccrning tho vast production Of tho mine
hnt what fell lar short Of tho truth. on
such tulCc representations the stock m
n con1cdIcnrc advanced.
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GsirortT OF III. GisAND JURY
or the Coun:3. fr E.he sIsth Judi
eiai District, State or Nevada, for
the E'cnrnai J. irtruI, 4. ID. 1870.

To The Nesordt;e District Court: The
Grand Jury rmpiHclea 10 serve at this
term of Court respectfully submit this
their report of The business which has
beGa submitted 10 them for their con-
sidcrnt;On Ind their action OH The same:
There We're ten cases Of IL criminal IN
turu presented to them, seven ot which,
after thorough investigation, wcre dis
missed. Ind true bills were fJs;iG In the
three rnaiuin. cases; all of which
have lcen duly presented to Court, in
presence Of the Grand Jury, IN accord
ancc Stitli law.
The Grand Jury have not deemed il
necessary ut this term of Court to make
any examination of Tho books 0f the
various county officers. or TO cxeniinc ill.,
to the financial condition Of the county.
We herewith the report of the
Committee OH County Jail and Count
House, marked a." md made part
hereof, by which il will he seen that
everything is in good condition.
Also, wo herewith annex the report CT
the Committee on County Hospital,
marked "D," and mudo u pars hereof,
Which shows favorable ard satisfactory
management.
Also, we herewith annex the report of
the Committee to- whicl, mas referred
the matter Of. Public Streets and high
ways, mRlked &C." and malc {. part
hereof, which thoroughfarcs bro in Ms
gcCu condition rs can be- expected ut
this time Of tho year.
Also, the Grand Jury recommend that
the Board Ut Comfy Commissioners de-
clare ali toll roads, the owners OF which
have not complied with tho laws Of this
State, TO be forfeited.
The attention Of tho Grand Jury hus
been called to the killing and w~ounding
Of cattle and horses on the ranch
known rs the Ben. Fitch ranch, ty onc
w. X. Scu!u, which they consider u seri-
ons iniraction Of tho law. The practice
has been SO persistent rs to cndanger
the property Of stock owners, and is lih-
bic to lead to more serious difficulties
IL the community.
Also, tho Grand Jury further recon-
mend that the prisoners in the County
Jail be worked on tho Public StrcGt3.
and HiGh%aya, when there il u suii-
cient plumber to Justify the employment
OF a suitable pcIuon as guard.
VIC desiIe 10 return our hearty thanks
10 the District .AttG;nc$: fcr the valuable
assistance rendered 10y his udvice TO us
in the discharge of, cur duties: Also, 10
the Sheriff and his Deputies for the
proinptntBs and efficiency with which
all orders Of the Grand Jucy were exc
cuted by them, Also, our sincerest
thanks a:o rendered to the efficient
County Recorder, who hns gratuitously
furnished the people, at great labor, u
succ!nct statement Of the receipts and
expenditures for the yenr 1915, showing
a largo 6avIngi II expenses, and speaking.
volumes for tho judicious ana economi-
cnl management of COUNTY disairS, md
Showing tie growing prosperity Of every
inherent III tho county. Also, 10 your
Honor, for courtesieS extended to US.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mittsd.
L. J. IaAEz, Toremap.
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4 special to tho Salt Lnkc Tri1vHe
dated Beaver, Feb. Goth, furnijhcB
tho following,
Last evening, Sheriff Coumbs with n
warrant OF arrest for Al. Vim went
With his dcpu.ies 10 Winn's residence.
twelve nIilca'from Bcarcr,tO arrest him.
Arriving ut Winn'E house at 10 p. IN,
VIM Camo out with several others to
ihc door, drew ticiP gums on tho Sheriff
and ordered THEM 10 hn3G m they
would. shoot him. Tho Sheriff was
Obliged TO retreat. Wirn gained. tho
day. Idaho Bill is in tho beaver Jail.
Porter and his surcticA arrived to-day
and surrendered him.
Cf Saturday night last Gboit ten
o'clock Gs tho cast bound freight train
approached tho depot at this place, n
man named ITilmnn Schmidt vas run
over, dragged some two hundred yaid3
and horribly %mangicd, and almost
scvcrinB his limbs from his body and
iujuring his hcn1. Conductor Davis
heard the ciics q tho unfortunate man,
md ~ soon ns the train was stopped
ho immediately pulled him from under
tho carr, sill alive. hut he expired in n
few rdinnics.- - HtmJoh Rtgi'Ir.
Tho product Of the Con. Virginia
i0ino thus far, on February account, ng-
GrcGnlnt "gcr Is" million dollarp.
4 NEW Democratic daily &c aboo. to
10 established 81 Ci;cyrm1c.
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10 ths Foreman ot tic Grand Jury: We,
tn" undersigned. Committee on Court
HoIse and Jail, have examined the
samei and find every Department in
good order; NO Tepairs being deemed
necessary. We would recommend that
the prisoners be worked in cleaning mp
The EtreetS OF the town, filling up holes
und shafts and to cut q ditch from a
point near BiTel'c brewery TO tho east,
30 rs y Garry tho water from The
gulchos to 6 roids near Wilsay's lumber
yard, and thence 10 tho river; thus
preventing the flooding Of the main
streets Of the town. Wo also recon-
mend that an oversecr be appointed at
a salary OF four dollars per day.
Respectfully,
q, i. BoDrEn.)
Z. q. WEAg, [Comnit.ee.
". T. CRAHE.
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ASoTBER Of those fearful tornadoes
which periodically sweep through the
Wiley OF the Mississippi, dealing death
ana destruction to al il its Path, pas
sod through come Of tic lower sections
within tho past few days. at Prince
ion. Ind, eight persons were danger
ously injured. four OF whom are not
expected 10 recover Over Fifty houses
were totally demolished and fifty moro
badly damaged. Several persona vcro
buried under the wreck of their house,
who were subsequently, taken out un.
harmed. st. CharieD, Mo. was alpo
visited by the hurricane which unroof-
ed end tore down a number of the priu.
c:pal buildings in the tcwn, warehouses;,
mills, ctc. Tho loss Of, aud damage
10 property Is estimated at $500, 900.
James Gosney and HIS little acn, were
Killed and several other persona were
moro or less injured. Tho Gtorm at
this point is said TO hcvo lasted lees
THIN ivo IhinuteS and passed in the
direction CT Portage, destroying farm
houses and seriously ipquring n num-
Der OF persons 40 it tore along it's track.
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THE State Prison Board, since tho
Reinstatement Of Warden IIymnH; hns
trehtcd the Oilco Of Deputy Warden
nnd Conimissaty, who Is 10 hata full
control Of the prison.. and all officers
and prisoners during tho absence Of
thv WardchS also 10 iluYo full charge
Of tho coInmissary stores md to see
that They urC Issued for use in accord.
ancc with tho rules, Of Tic prison and
orders Of Tire Warden TO keep M nccu.
rStc account Of all stores received a.
the pfisoh, nrrl NIL issued by him, and
to report the same 10 the Warden
hnorthly. JIJ. Linn was elected to
fill tho abo|c Office, receiving II salary
therefor, Of slJ0 per month. The
Deputy Wnrdcr will be required to give
bonds In tho silin.ot So, 600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-04

FRon tho Virginia GI6aitit va find
thut tho newspaper Wal, orer Ccnlcn.
ninl. mnttcrs in this Statc, IN wlrich lla
merits and dement's Of StuarE and
WhitcllilI lavo boon cuaSrd and diecus.
hod Until tle oniiro subject has been
worn ihtend-kIrci has produced It's lcgi.
tiinaD results. Stewart haa got his
java shpTsd iy MiglriH of tho Carson
4Rpea, and ". Frank rrciprocntcd
such parked Nie,ation frtm The con.
tunacicus scribe, by whackisg him on
.sho lehd with a heavy CAM, Initiating
n serious stnlp.wounta A. sI,h tinct.
IRE outsiders interfcrcd; active hos,ili.
rins coased, and Mi8hlcs Withdrew 10 a
neighboring drugstore for rcpairs.
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90

To lie fbfenum 81 he Groad Jury:
We, y5ur Committee to whom was re
fcrrsl tho matter Of Streets ard High
ways, beg Leave to rclnrt: That 20 far
~ regards tho E!rrcts III Tho town Of
Elko, We find them in ne good condition
IA tho present Bcagon Of the ycnr will
ptrmis; and w0nld recommend that tho
Highways throughout tho county rc-
ccivc the attention of the lIoGd Over
sccrs Of the respective districts IA carly
i'll tho Spring rs p~fGttirablc:
Respectfully submitted,
7. WisETAw,
T. ". IGAncis. Committee;
j. L. l~GoUUT,
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would be recalled NJ that time, SO that
Stewart could iulecroSatc him. Lyuc
Snid this would DO very agreeable to
him. lie then resumed his testimony,
repeating th:.t StewGr, had often III
formed him that Ger. Schenck's name
nad sold the Emma mine. This the
witness: believed from concurrent cir
cuiiiStihccs. II appeared from the rc-
:piieS tIlhc Questioning III the witness
nS meiiioerj OF the committee that no
compromised HIS interest in the mine
Tor Slo0,OO0. The original stimulated
sum beir1 $IOO, UrO, there WAS n urcnt
indlccIncnt to withhold from the nul,-
lie Tor about II month SchcI,ck's rcsi,,-
iatiou ~ director. Park very much re-
GREETED the rcGiGnatiun, bccuuso the
shares fell to Eli sterling. Owing To
the EmlnR mining ,ransaction .I!hcri-
can Surcties generally wcrc nuucl, de-
pressed j. II. liulcston, of the bank
ing house of Jay Cook, McCulluch &
Co.. bitterly complained that their finn
had been badly treated, huvihg only
received E25 900 sterling for the Use Of
:!Icir name in putting the Eumn minc
OH tho stock market.
Tho Chairman lu;l before Tic GEM
mittec tho following telegram, dated,
London, to-day, addressed 10 himself:
"rhe report Of the proceedings us tn
Gen. Srhcnck's connection with tho
Emma mine published in to-day'B Tines
says James L. Lyon testified that | told
him ! gave Senator Stewart LOCO Eharcs
10 become Il director and ussis, in get
ting Sclicnck'S Name on tho Board.
This statement iatabsolutrly untrue. l
have never seen Lyon nor had nny com-
municaiion with him i'll my life. /
never gave Stcwar; any shares either to
bcco.ns a director himself or to get
Schencl; 10 bc IL director. mud l give
Lyons testimony the most unnuaIiiicd
contradiction. ALBERT GEiSr."
The above telegram was shown to
Lyon. w@o denied ever having made
such u statement.
THE report Of the proceedings pub
lished yesterday staten that LION did
SO tcstiIy.--ErIroE.