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The New York herald., 1876-11-01

Bark Adsheim eNor,. HAaIsn. Gloucester 80 days. in
BARK Arisessd tAusp Nssso days ballast
.suns Ds a a .ae sc ~ss1ns sa wa and 81
BaIk MILTON Sor) Kroeger. Antwerp IS days. in balisn
Bark Kate Of snelburns. Ms. Murphy 40 days
orsqti DunSirk q Gay. in balss. % 6 ia:
40 sd % 4s passed quantity Of lumber apparently
ballast Louis Teens; anchored A. sandy Hook Tor
days. With lss4s; sssa Welsh Vessel
hauling to and n lasting = hours moderated 'oA
% s oSsnsaS lS .aS s M
days with coal 70 Perkins JOB yss.s to Bsftreaan
as ss iyIss asy. 'ss Win @rsoa
hsss Ss sd ssssy . shs from ST.
ss e & Ss s os: o
lasting II hours lost osetopsa and received othor
with po,asos. Z na''@ q sI5, psrysa rn o
sss eoy Had .ih
gales Oct II Ii s2 a2 lon ss passed SaT s ors,op
and mixzentopmast and manmast head spruns'
was . % oI days with
naval stores to Dolner potte; rvesse TO 4 Abbot -
lumber 1i5y 10 Drew ws' Mil noaghsoa
x COTTON cyd Co. sessa 60 Thomas Dun
hams Nephew 4 Co. Was towed port by steamer
sehr Nancy " Smith. Tooksr, wmingsop. NC, days.
c'l ssss's !" sqs s
sehr Minnie SIN, Jenn,ngs Virginia for New Haven.
sssr sss T!rS kI no'f%ss sass.s c'Tnsl Bsmor Ssni
tor bound Washington, DC. Put in for harbor.
ss-Barks Minnie Campbell tNor), and Gdyda tNor,.
which anchored u the lower bay to shs city
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Peris tBp, Chadssy charlotetown. PEI. for
steamer City Fitchburg, Springer New Bedford for
York Se'A'' Anus DA'''"' A'11'' '''''N''
E seSa.sn yrsnala s,s.l salem isr New yot
..s % s DS.v Sss for Now
ss. Lizzie OBJ. asArs $; John " ts New yoIs York
schr Bard Br starking. ~ John, NIB. via Flush
sslr Copy. Miller, Pert Jefferson for Newyorl
schr Howard. Masomber, Providence FOR New York
ssiss. Ely sss ss Sss &
ss Rs
sehr Ella rressey r,e.ey Thqmaston 10 for New York
uass M os Sss
sh sn & 1 kS k.y ss S' York
seSr John Beeynoa Smith; C.isl. fes new York.
ses sesr Annoy, ss Soss, Nosni Tor New YORK
Schr Daniel Norris QUINN Woods Hole for New York.
Schr l. & u Fisk, Jones Gardiner, Me- TOR New York.
Schr Turner. Freeman Rockla Tor New York
Schr d French, Childs, Boston for New York.
schr Silas Wight, Hart. Providence for New York.
Schr Chrome, Franklin. Ne, Tor New York.
Schr II Gushing. Goodwin, Somerset for Now York
schr RI Munsell, sAeks.t. Boston for Nov York,
ss Hss0s TT Is. york
Schr Farragut, Brown. Kennebcc tor New York.
Schr Equal. Titus, Kockland for New York.
schr Wm Peck Bupce, Cold Spring. LII, for New York.
schr WIN McCobb Cleveland. Providence for New YORK.
Schr Nightingale, HUTCHINSON. Newport for New York
Schr Win Whitehead Titus, Providence for New York
schr Walter Irving Ryder. 1homaston for New York
Schr q + Shnltis. Young, Providence for New York.
schr s J Smith, Smith Norwich for New York.
Schr John Il Hurst. Cook. Providence for Now York
Schr Hero. Baker. Salem for New YORK
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HOTEL AND THEATRE BURNED.
CtycfxyArr. Oct. 81. 1870

CINCINNATI. Oct. 81, 1870
A special to tho Commercial says FIRE at Akron,
Ohio, al four O'CLOCK this morning destroyed the
hummer Opera House and tho summer Hotel adjoin-
lsa. The loss estimated at $4,000 10 0o0; In
anranca AZ. 600 1ne ORIGIN the fre unknown
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SHOT IN THE HEAD.

During an alteration in front Of No. Is Pe street
last night ohm Afent Of No. 81 Mott street. was shot
In the head by John Aiung. The wound II only
slirht Aiung escaped.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BuoYISc HALLRrr's POINT.

General Newton has caused buoys to be anchored
16 OF Haett's Point. bet tho
Wards Island mark the point OF the
other on side OF the reef Vessels bound
the port hand.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

ALBANY. N. ", Oct 81 1876
During the republican parade here tonight william
n. Young Colonel OF the Eighteenth regiment, Now
York Volunteers, during the rebohions was thrown
nom HI. hegSo and killed
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BOUND EAST.
Schr Madeira (Br, Grerson. Now York for st Andrews

NB.
schr Morellght. Allen, Now York for Boston.
Schr w Todd Jayne. Hoboken for Boston.
Sshr Napoleon, Young Port johnson for Bangor.
Schr Elius Ross, Lewis, Amboy for Providence.
Schr Mndoro. Stewart, Amboy for Boston.
Schr Charles HELLER, Coombs Anboy for Providence
Schr Martha. Nicos, Hoboken for Fall River.
Schr VIM Flint Pendleton. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Ella Hatch, Port johnson for Fall River.
Schr Horizon Lset, Port Johnson for Pxwtucket
Schr Lille ErnestiLo wells Hoboken for rrovdenca
Schr WIN Stevens Elwell, New York for Bangor
Schr Unian. Mitchell. Port johnson for Providence.
schr Mary B Rankin Crowel Weehawkcn for Boston.
Schr ntamount Gilkey, Weehswken TOR Boston.
Schr Kate Scranton Palmer New York for Providence
Schr vashti Il Gates, Holmes, Weehswkc for Lynn.
Schr Caroline Cornslia, Staples, Hoboken tor Prov
idence.
Schr Mary Davis. Davis Philadelphia for Provncetown
Schr u HAYDEN, Read, Amboy tor Connecticut River.
schr Mott Haven. Collins. New YORK Tor Calais.
Schr John Randolph Parker. New York for Somerset.
schr Challenge. Terry. New York for Greenport
Scbr Merryman, Eidrdge. New York for Providence
Schr Dart. Campbell. New York Tor Stamford.
Schr MITCHELL Morreli. Albany for stamford.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 80.
nor SALE-sLOOP ANNA. 20 TONS. APPLY ON
II board, pier IL East River, or ,. B. LAWRENCE, -
Gin 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05

So3iE time III Angus. last q rc.,1a5!ya
pcrEoa whose autograph was G.. l..
Montague, and who represented him.
seii rs tbs accredited agent OF Baldwin
y IH,!;er, Of s.. LoCia. compi!crs Of
villa. WAS 10 hc hucwn as the Cllica,u
Gnl San Francisco Railroad business
Directory, by his ~pc=Ssvcring efforts
succeeded i'll whecdiiuF Il number Of
our business E5n oft Of small sums Of
money, varriag from three 20 fiyo dol.
iHr., ia The fora Oi m%lYnuce payments
for the privilege Of Witnessing their
na'acs and business tmhla2Dncd to In.
world through the medium OF the aiorc.
said d;linsiyc directory. The noLlr
production vas to greet tho eyes OF IN
"dntirinG ppI.ulHco about SIC Gvat Of o.
LoJar. bit nix healthy Inoous haze come
nml w35,rd, with no more na,tcrinz
Nrohratt3c Of The directory thnn for the
ion3aiforrppelrauro OF Nj. atomtlgl;c.
AS the gentleman has steadily f;ilal 20
-, ,,rI;,, hi ha,,r, l"'''"
,,|cr, ;In.' t,,., a,s,.., t''',
tho, ,,o ,,,.,I ,I..I.,;,n ~
i~m,,.,,,,Io b,o,. .,,,,, .,:zh,
ho,,, h,,,,
him yo.,,h. hY, rhc aIi,,,,,-t atts,,.. .,
cuqt . sriur,, r,.or ro ,,.,,, 49,"
character man y.ir,i J,,.,3 ~, ,,,t.r
| nhIe .~upcrstync.ur, q, ,,nrgcrn,.1 ,,o.,;
fr~.nasno,,, sbou,J mn,l o., r.,.r,, -
"very r'on1 citizen who has noYor
been solicited
Tng rconI,r ,ro;, from .ho ,o,,..,:,,.
| iii ma, cr,tnc ,,,, n.i., D.,
'"' N'' "'N' "''''' "'i' =. II embodied
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ttuAr SLnoarxa :.,1L.

The proper time having again arrived
fcc :ho discussion Gt the proposition to
erect at tits place y Touring mil. the
oTcai..; thufntforiel fCg ths annual:ag-
ithtion OF tits much-mootel su5;.I. il
rs che.rfu!!y erbnacI as it was last
yess, tho year before, ana, unless hope
ends il fsuiiiou, will continue Gu
through a lo!g liceesyirn OF years to
conlc; il fast, unless cur business men.
backed by the large iarei.iIg community
which surrounds u;, take some GcGni;e
action towards the establishment Of u
means by which otEor grain lhIh Ln.Icy
cna be profit :bly raised in tI,;; section, VIC
shall nC: coaGae oUr jprcn;ais 10 the
wi,!cr .nor;As, but will take Tie privilege
OF presenting The matter for consiiora-
sion at the most unreasonable times,
and with y pors!s:Crcy which, il il does
not command tho esteem. may call
down ;ha cnaihcEna'3 of our readers.
The enterprise is one which, If carried
ont, wou!i aid SO v2gy materially 10
the general welfare, tho only wonder is
that such = contamination has 20 long
been postponed. Everyone asrcea tha;
The .lo1r consumed il this county
should ba manufactured - home i'll
stead t~tseaiing money abroad for the
H~;tic!e, bit it appears t!.aS NJ satj.:!ac-
tory arrangement has yet been made by
which n mill Night Be constructed, and
unless renewed effort is made, with a
irli determination to mako that o.f.,rt
successful, we shall nope along i'll tia
ola track, importing from abrpA,i nnd
paying large Sims for ireigh; upon m
~sEtici2 in Ho"j7a superior TO that which
could nnl canaia be produced at home.
The o%per;msoa: OF raising wheat has
been repeatedly tried i'll TIE Comfy, and
always with Sacces5i thereiore, all i!,at
is required 20 intiaco .Jhc rnnchcrs to
grow wheat ~ "a PRINCIPAL c,op, il =
g:aIautee that il! VIII rring the coin
when grown. Numbers are also willing
20 contribute 20 the cost OF Il n:iil, pyovi.
aed u business men will lead OF in
tie matter and 81 cure lis completion in
t.'na &c" the reception Of :AiJ yca:'a
crop. Steps shoati lie immediately
taken 70 phase the building aad sabsc-
qHeat pFPper wording OF the mill he
You'd all psrHlyeatGre, in order that
wheat may be sowh instead Of barley
this Spring. ANY suggestions IS to the
best means Of arriving az The desired re-
suit wiii lie received and with pleasure
set icrth.
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LE!om Friday 5 Daily !

PHE5oHAL.-Aholph &.utro, proprietor
az She :'utro Tunnel, lisa paaacngor on
tic sn2w-ba"nd ;ruin. lie is en- .rou.e
10 Washington 70 assist in ngh,inc
W"o2h"rr't hjll.tp roruaye tho United
Staten CC1-ts from Carson TO Virginia.
Ii 10 don't mako il exceedingly wagm
FOR tiIa admirers Of that ill. We are
mach mig.nken.... Gen. La GRANGE,
o! the San Fcaaci5co Mint, is also on
his way cast hy the snrnc train -.
Con. /. /. Coupcr IL giia in ;owa.
awaiting conveyance eastward. -. lob.
ort Hartley, OF 3pgucengn., il seeing
In" town, md only awaits th" cleaning
OF tho road 10 roc""d Or n visit 20 the
old folks smd homo in CaaadL....Joh
Crombie, II Mineral iii, has been
among lis for some hIys. anl will pro
coed h"incwnrd tomorrow, traits per.
mittirU.
C"%1LHT ASD EALa.-A grand con.
cert antl hall will DC given On Monday
''n ,"'',H, nj - ~ AheiH I'"cc.
:" "!'noiIF Hhl'J. }tra CONCERT viii
'''''''' '' COM "'a "'ntim'n'"i songs,
""''''' exc. !" NE conrin'ion Of which
'"y "''H. re. WIZ 'i'a9"@" excellent.
h.nI. W ~to "i, ,ts "rp1t,nn,t% '"F al
viii riy, o,u,,n,- tnH. 20"
.t III, cox, H., """''
mud IIyoicnc f.. ri.a civ
.,,r, r,r,,r,. r,,I
r~r,i,ncn,. viii, c,co.,io;,,.
'he audience was large, and seemed
pleased wi,h tho entertainment
AT oysters received at the Gem
Saloon cDmc By Wells, Frr,, & cas-
g g:GI',"t' G,!n ofe %h,ranted fresh.
! no'' conn., SO" irG'Gnt are from
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pAnriEs.-Last evening Mr.. and Airs.
Thonscs Donncls gave their little
son, birthday party, which
attended by his school-mates aud
conl'anicns i'll full fierce. Tho young
callers were cordially received, well
provided &C. and !:::::i; entertained by
NIL the members of the household
Night before last Van gave another
party ut tho Springs. Slcighs were in
Attendance to convey PATRONS to and,
from that'pOpular resort, aad many per-
sons improved the opportunity Of hGv-
fu5. h-donce end s~i:i.h.ridc III the same
evening, Consequently, It large attend
Hnca and good time wcrc Lad.
F|E passenger tain from DiaycGst
yesterday, arrived ieIC'Rt / O'Clock y.
III. Conductor Welsh Informed III tia,
tho road through to Ogden was quite
clear OF all obstruction; the fact that
they ,ii1 NOT arrive on time being a.tri-
tu:&blo 70 their delay on account Of the
nOn-arrival Of tho Union Pacific train.
GEASuc.-In another column will be
found the advertisement Of E.llio Grange
40. ., Patrons OF Huslnndry, which
meets on the first and third HIoniIy
evenings Of each iEouti,. Members will
notice that there will be no meeting to-
morrow night, but thyro will b. oae
on'tEe following Monday.
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Is our eastern dispatches viii be seen
sn explanation of the non-arriral of,tho
west-boIud express yesterday, anil i. is
quite satisfactory. for what can not.He
done with the power mentioned therein
Cant be did"
SiGS.-Sinee tho wind ripped u
oil sign, his building has been minus
G:fr6ntispiccc, bnt Wilson Il Co. have
a rev "sh:nglo" painted for rs, AMI i.
will BIO Eiou,i:cI in n few aH:s.
I~EerrnpAY Eies,:s. IjiLbc.r & Sale.
completed q new grocery counter for G..
& II. Cohn. II is neat, substantial and
fills the bill exactly.
Enthusiastically there arrived by
Tc!l.4'Farso s. Co.'5'cxp.ess iroanCo,-
nucopiu two bars CT Leopard bullion,
valued at $t,li2 81.
DEATu.-Dming The late s.cfm
quite a ruahcr Of sheep. cattlo and
horses lave been crushed to dca.!! By
Tie trains o.
L.oar.-GhHley Wilson has lost or
Island Mountain stock, u:.l ulYc:;iscs
il this mo-ninS.
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tl'rom Thursdays Daily.

SAFE o. MI%IEu IuovrHTY.-rho
Globe SMILING CompGuy'B property
n. SpruCemgnt, consisting of lauds.
minct, flannel sites, water privileges,
s,uoliins works. machinery etc. ETC.,
was sold nt public Nneliom in front Of
the Coart honsr. according to Tho terms
rpccitcd Ivy publication, yesterday.
-i'rolrick l.. leach. Trustee, disposed
nf the property - j.. Il. Carnignn tho
hiscet bidder, for aiG,3o1. lIoyt in
behalf of bonl.hulicrs. bid something
over Ei5,OJo, but refused {, raise ilni
AMOUNT. We lau,. from Nh Carnignn
that his purchase is in the interest Of
san Francisco PARTIES, aud that work
upon the mines Mt Spruccmont. which
has so long ben ~"nypcndad, viii 10
resumed tho coming Spring.
Is tho case Of Mckee Of Ia" Gig5e
D0Y2rrR, whose trial az 81. Loui, Tor
completely IN the whisky frauds bas
just closed, the juy rendering n verdict
OF guilty. II WIS generally thought
tba; lhoS wg.ll l!.la.Go.
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y sSEc1 OF MA bi. al! a row
occurred II. the Corner Saloon, Hion-
day night, III which Feed. 3Iunson got
badly hapgad. Ii appears Gom the
'cT;SeSco that Manson Discharged a
ticc-crachor which accidentally hu-nul i
hole in tie dress OF Il woman rssrr:;,
thereby c@%l;ing tie ire OF j.. Hogan
aid j. =. orSn, when nm altcrcc.ion
tnsucd, increasing in enthusiasm as i;
proceeded, ami eliminated in blows.
~siunson finding the ODDS a:aiast him
beat q l:ss!s retreat after icing Pretty
severely Leatsh, ana no sliIi:ies ab.urt-
Il closed. It appears that NIun;oa
"~poloSixed TO tho Lady in al Humility
tor. bis c~arriesness, but she refused 10
be cOmio-tsd cr mclifcd, hence tie
GiGrrlsy. Complaint being eniercd
a~:Gins. Hogan and Owen, Justice Tar
lor leTicd IA assessment OF $40 uuau
the former ana raised the latter $40.
They both "aaY7" the False but the
bli!d goddess: got away witt, the pot.
- -- a..r E.E-r b. aEr 80 f
AnH@;TED.-Shc:iTBr Brown, n few dsys
ago, received from G. II. Hays, Sheriff
of Owyhcc county. Idaho, a letter re-
quoting that he (E:owa), would en-
de@Ier 70 f:!i and arrest n man named
L. c. lirghs, who, there WAS rcasou, 20
believe, wn5 m acc'mplicc in the tduT-
nov If n, q ~ 80 ss,.ti, NT.G
the I3th OF hast December, AMI from! in
formation TaGs;7air wac. baiioYcd 70 be
"":as%Aere IL HE northern PAY. Of E!lD
e2H"!y. Deputy Sheriff FL. Sc:t1 pro.
ceclcd Immediately 70 Ca.nucop:a;
Az! f;om the m:nI:a description Il
Hughes given, sooa discovered Kim ut nh
oo:c0:t station. ten niles out f:om test
place. His arrest VAS effected OH
Sunday inEt, liz: deputy With hi; charge
arriving here 10y Stage Tuesday. Sheriff
Hays has been notified OF the arrest,
"I!l as soon As he arrives here Hughes
will b. laIea bae.: 10 liah2 ior trial.
.TnE T?AISs.-TEe blockade between
Wells and Toano still continues. not
w~i;hstaaaing every possible effort is
hainG male to raise il. Monday Gmd
T!csduy,,a express. trains. .;.e Sill har,:
Tuesdays t@ia which lay ut Car,in
oTer night having arrived here ycs:ar-
day EaorninS AID wi;E t%a passenger
coaches departed for the vest OH time.
y couple OF ~Gnyiue5- with n te!c,Tapi,
Operator, n line ,rcp-i:cr. AMI ;vo cars
loaded with ChinaiIon, tools, and three
days r~etions, left here for the blockade
about noon yesterday. Two trains
from the east WrGo reported ut Toano
~ f. late hour last night. The express;
nrniis from tho west due here at 5:29
last evening, laid over at Cariin M on
Tncsiny. Adviccs from the from. ID
not state when the roaI viii hc opened
for The passage Of trains.
DIED II 2uE H1sF.r,..-Frank
Noons n youiIa man 20 years Of
age, who c,iietaI ti.e hospital on the
2a:d 81 last mont!i, died At II O'Clock
Tuesday night anil was buried yc,tcr-
day. lie had been nifeptcl with drorsy
for several years, whieh disease was il,c
immediate ca-ao of lis death. lie was
eel known III. this section, having at
one time hctn III The giAplr! If Charley
Lane, i'll learning. The mother and a
brother Of deceased DE, wc understand.
HOW living in Cor:nmo, Utah. .
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From Wc'ne"aay'aD Daily ]

IoHS c. O-Dui%, manager Of CIc
Weston Union Telegraph Office nj Lilo,
nai "iE5!t:ipUsly GisIyUc@:sL. Til. in-
cal TiVer-, utter th" fashion Of Ia i.
Ian, u"r. iI4i:: IL :l.ulIna ari Inquiry
az - the cause Of Ctdhe:n's kJl..-Ts-
ccic J,tnG'. .
For Tie Information Of ra3pga;"bi2
prophetic which distinction the JOatwsl
~.cl:a!l lays nD cl.im-wc will, il jus
tics t. 0!ilHm'H %i!r anl l.r- Patents,
III. "Hl Ma. Fan! Eocl:aar.. of CorEu-
coTia, WHO arc his only known relatives,
state iE":% ;hcy were all ~ Eiurh sur
p.!'ei = the a~nmoImcamyr; OF his sud
den dspa'.u:e @5 az" Of his ncnSsiu!-
GM@-s, and no cI1ir !n7 Gur:, ac,:ei on
lis pant Is even au.p. c;gi 10y ti:c:a. We
make this s~;atea!vnt. direct from AZ.
BIL?mcn, III oder that u!lhgm's SIRE
It's, M",s:i. Freeman. Russell and
Smith, M: a2lI:, hin! O: any Girg!ic-
ton OF duiy in NOT: informing tacm Of
O.dHam'a designs. Oldhan'a deficit
w"s sJI.e;hing ovcr $ij1, nnl The
amount waIrEomptly l~ilGida::d by Tie
gehacnl"m msrIiprYd IS slretica, by
paying the COLI: 10 Il special asl2t seat
to Elko for is collection Immediately
"ron receipt 81 tAe A.nowladg OF It's
agents dcia!eat:on. Tic cGmpau>'s
G!arGn coma tn ba quite caIs.!css, for
all three Of III, ~h1nAsmc.. are sill! cay
ry.ng on tathiTssilAF baiili,Ss, dcs;ri.s
that heavy &:aia upon tLrir purses.
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TE;I: BAuC-iADG EUnS~.

Snow-plow No. ), from Trucl;co,
with CAfog'rie 1tepor;cron its apex,
wen. through here at $50 n. III. yes
tcr6ay 10 assist in Clearing the track;
it was not needed, however, rs the track;
had been opened prior to lis arrival.
y dispatch from the front last cTrmins
announced the blockade between
We'll, and Toano raised. Trains from
tho west which haze accumulated
hero since sunday, immediately com
meEced Preparations for n foTaard
movement, aud - T:!5, the frat sec.
tion Of fourteen cara, under csco.t Of
iLr," engines pul!al ont, VITA ORDERS
10 pass No, > at Dcr!l.. Section two
followed shortly after to pass 40, . 1t
OsiGo. The regular passenger train
igom tha cast viii rl-iya here tnis
morning on time.
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LFrom Sundays Daily

S'IdCkrSG htQhrEr. Dau. HnllilaI,.
whilst running n cifcGlnf Jaw Tor the
Eureka a. rnliandr Railroad Company,
near Alpha, III tho cmly part al the
week, accidentally caught his left hand in
the s.i:tiy revolving ily-whccl, by which
il was completely torn from tl,onrm. Thu
stump Wa dressed ns well ms uuscicn.
tiliC hands could perform such II delicate
operation, and tho unfortunate man wag
brought 10 this place. The forearm wns
ninlrulhtcd midway between the hand
and elbow by DR.. Mcigs, yesterday.
In consequence Of the ttnnn ol.pBtng he
tween tho accident and tho surgical op.
"%rRtiUn, tho poor fellows sullcrinss
were Intense, but hc Is 10Y rompaId.
lively cnsy nnd is doing ns well ~ could
hc expected under such adverse circum.
Stances.
SqHfAb.--R Rev. IN. Byrr5 has intro
''luccd tho systcm Of church ~sotials. the
FIRST Of which WAS held lust Friday
evening nj tho church. II WA well at.
tended, and thoSo whom wc have heard
'rofcr toit sny. they spent u most vpjoy.
hhlo evening, aud all favor II c6nlinu.
arrc Of tho meetings. ,
DESrLL.-Dr VI. W. Parsons writes
us TINT he will bo at CnrIin, Elko antY
Camp ll"llcck soon, and oil orders left
"t the roatonies Ii either place viii be
N~ttdndtdio -,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
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y EcCtLclrGA:;r observation-disclosures
:hechan, one q the 'Loys in bl4c,"
who has served ''Uaclo SAN" in Ia. ca
paci.y @! Sergeant q: Gam? Hal!ccl;,
has ,tisapl.eared from tho familiar
scenes II that vicinity onT gone, no one
kHp"eth whittier. His tes.n Of enlist
n:cnt having expired II sAor; time .,so,
Tie festive young mai U.ailcd himself
Of The advantages presented in his um-
tramiHclcd condition ual married II
young Lady ~ ta- Pos. ,,!-vu. twu
E]tOi..!ls Ti:icc. On.or abort The 18th OF
January the HILARIOUS Tommy arrived At
the upper bridge wi:h q wagon bad Of
produce, belonging 10 e NJ. Wilson. .
r~aarl'r" Hcar lig!icci, wan Oh Of the
horses attached to ~it,wrson la;I down
III the harness AMI died. Sacv.,au, how
ever, got III: Load idto tD.n. nal pro.
cci,tcd 81 -Gace t. cphf.tGit i,.to coin.
Having rockctcd the l,fJcc,s!s, i: is sap
T2@si tac temptation 10 retain posIes-
'ioii u; Il WIS greater tiluu lc could
h""r. and his proximity to the r~aiiroli
iuduc'A ric b-!itf that ha hif IIaie his
exit from these scrnca. Spvesal day
passed, and hearing ]no;!!inS from hi
adventure, Wilson rAlar 10 Eil.o and 70.
covered the remaining ho:sa. tosrthrr
VITA the wagon, T":'ia.2 hiring Gca@!-
o"''J' Sehe!''d'd |" "il!h i"y PEI Giy,
That portion falling t. Wilson. Cuu-
siderable anxiety Ii l,it for the ry-S,.-
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r,a., r,..y nv. IL, e. ..;,.r,
t.iu,y 10 +, H.. .,s,, - r., t,,,,m, .ni
r,ri;,i.,u ~ ~. r,.
"Ss'h OF "i"" " if-S"! masculine" "re
- .'' "".'' % ''"'"G w .''''.' o.
'"i ''""'E Oh. o. me Hi'@'E"','.N'
v.''' '''s'' ! i" '''.,'' IL. ,'ei'E''a
49, Vi, .""i no. "|''''"/' an"
Lm" !.',''' -. "''''' i''
couple of tinuiGe &oprri5ui't, wiz.
iy~i,niay-liEe rAp.di,y. jvnpai M as
quick Ha II flash Of h]yiHjay, AMI broke
for tho shop i'll which Hpanm5 Is dis
penscd. In short ihe:c il tpuniisraJlJ
Hy'tai0y IN ti.e orarctcry romrosii:un.
Fortunately he ESCAPED ~an;ua,!cI.
K,crrp -Throp,n r,r.i.. ;,, :,
froa, Lln.nlo v,iIry w'.,,,-n ,y., ,.
daI in"i week John Tk2TP was qni.c
severely 'nj"!cdl y II iroTSv il lis stable.
l!o went int" the building wAogo the
animal WAS. and received seycrsi kicks
on the head rnl ~ the face, .ca %
them "lii'f'# The under lin md cuttinG
Oh HBiy HH!h on thc chm, ANOTHER
split his car. while Il i!,irl iaaictcd Il
painful scalp wound, The i%oj"rics M"
,nc Lou"o f,r ,,na I,,. :"
....,
Il" ~iIINLhA'T l"itS. n $50
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED 10
TIE FIRM; OF RUSSELL & BRAD
LEY ARE HEREBY REQUESTED TO
CQaiE FORWARD AND SETTLE
THEIR ACCOUNTS By NOTE OR
OTHERWISE IMMEDIATELY.
TnE very finest quality OF Brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines. fos medicinal
purposes, 1T tha Gem Saloon.
4 nice assortment OF Ladies' and
Gents Hats ut Engler's; very low
prices.
oyGrEns in tho loaf at the CEN!
II you want n nice salt Or Gvgrcoat,
don't fail to call Mt EngleF's. and you
@ill s;:rcly be suited.
FoE HRSSr. Furnished rooms for
ren. by the week or month oil rpason-
able terms. Apply to 3Irs. kneislcy,
opposite the middle dcrut.bn Commcr-
stFett lift. !,