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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
SENATOR Kellogg.

Tho Philadelphia Enquirer, n Rcpub-
loan journal, thus refers to the Scna-
torinl election by tho Packard Lcgisla.
turei 80 E"
The Packard Legislature elected Viii
liam Pitt Kellogg United States Senator
from Louisiana for the long term. 1t
would he sheer folly to pretend TINT Mr.
Kellogg is the choice OF the people Of
that State, Of either whites or colored.
and he will no more represent them in
tho Senate. If admitted, than would
Ben Hill the people of Massachusetts
there. The fact is quite outside OF the
question rs to whether Packard or
Nichols wa5 elected Governor in NOyem-
Der. Mr.. Kellogg does not owe his
election to anybody but the ring Of polit-
zeal carpet.bHggers which hos for years
past controlled the government OF
Louisiana, The election by which
he claimed to be recognized rs
Governor, President Grant dcnounceS
MS CT gigantic fraud" aud the United
States Senate, for tho reason expressed
by the President, refused to admit to a
seat, Pinchback. who had been chosen
Senator by Legislature which claimed
TO DO elected mt the Same time with
kellogg. 1t was quite possible for the
Packard Legislature TO have chosen for
United Slateg Senator man who would
have truly represented botL the Re-
publican party aud the people of Lou
isiana, and that it did not do SO is more
evidence in support of of the suspicion
that the politicians are banded together
there to continue their bad rule else.
where after they have been ousteI from
the State. 1t is doubtful if the United
States Senate will admit STr. Kellogg to
scat. ..r..-. .... .s..-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

TINS Tybo correspondent OF the
EorcSn RrpuLheOn, in recent letter 10
that journal gives nm account of fracos
in n .hurdy-house at that place. during
which seven shots were fired, resulting
il the serious woundinS of an inofrrn-
sivc Sclavonian named Deriovich. The
Republican says further advices inform
us that thirty persons wero arrested for
being concerned in the row, and re-
moved to Belmont. Constable Robin
son in attempting 10 quell the disturb
ancc, WAS wounded in the hand. Twelve
shots were fred, and ono Of tho wounded
will probably die. ..as.. .s.. -.ai
An account OF the death of young
man named Theodore Hornchild, n
native CT Ohio, is also given. The IN
fortunate man was acting ns"swamper"
for coal-hauler named Harrison, aud
while attempting TO couple tho loaded
wagons, his head was caught and
crushed between tho couplings.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

TnE wires wcro working badly again
yesterday, and orr Geographic news ia
meagcr III consequence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
THE IIIIHoIs smNAh oI,sIrIp.

After constituting several days In bal
loting for Senator. the Illinois LcgislH-
turc, yesterday, elected David Davis to
that position. As frequently happens,
neither Of the two prominent candidates
representing tho opposing political pnr-
tics, had quito strength enough TO reach
tho goal, and after prolonged and In
cffectuCl struggle for supremacy by
their respective adherc,lts, q third man
was relcctcd upon whom both pnriica
could concentrate their votes. II was
generally supposed TIM! joint A.. Logan
would sCcuru the election without C.
struggle, but tho strength disclosed by
Fix Governor Palmer, was sufficient to
defeat tho fotmurE aspirations, though,
not quito equal to Tho Accomplishment.
OF his own election. Tho election ui
Mr.. Davis 10 III tho sent mado vacant
by the withdrawal Of Logan, would In.
duco tho belief that conservative mon
ara still valued above tho Inbbidly rndi
cnl stripe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

PASSED THE SENATE.

After MI all night session, tho United
States Senate endorsed the compromise
Electoral bill by vote Of forty. seven
10 seventeen. The partisan prejudiccs
which so frequently warp the Judgment
CT men, leading them into, excesses in
the defence and support Of some pet
theory Of their own, or party's creation,
have, in this instance, been made sub
TcryiGnt 10 desire for peace and The
public welfare, and though many will
cayil II. the course pursued by that au-
gust body, its action anu motives will
DO endorsed md appreciated by the
great mass Of thinking men throughout
the length and breadth Of the land. 1t
is fact well worthy Of note, that nj
most MI tho Journals and Individuals
both in md ont Of Congress, found I'M
!. coInpromisingly opposed to The measure,
represent nothing but tho moSt radical
element Of both parties, tho conservatives
being almost invariably, favorable 10 ia
adoption, and it must be conceded Tint
there is generally mitch greater Enfety
in following the lead OF tho latter than
that Of tho former. 70 avoid an i'm
pending difficulty which might, through
the exercise OF siubbmnnc3s. and M
unyielding spirit, result in. n nations"
l.. =
pressed their personal preferences nnt
By an exhibition Of real. patriotism
mado most worthy effort OH behalf o
humanity and, their country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
ssgsvF7rI'aEFyzcH9syp''l

Tho mail carrier between Hat Crock
Rnd Red Cloud was attacked by fnur
Indians 90 hts Inst trip bu. escaped.
On his return Tip ho mot fifty friendly
Sioux, who wcro cn route to treat with
.prazy Itorso for his surrender. They
report that q pnrtyot 100 Cheyenne
met thom, aWl OH learning their mis-
sion, dismountcd them, poeossitaling
their return TO tho agency. Small
bands have been acGn nj several points
botwcgn here and Indian Creek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
THERMOMETERS.
Farsahsirs. Rsaunss's ssa sAs
CsntigrsAe.

During the late cold weather ssus Of
u citizens have bean trying 70 keep
themselves warm by telling big stories
about how cold they have seen 10 81 stAsr
places where they have resided. In thsss
siaismsnts they have become hopsisssly
confused between the different kinds Of
thsrmomsiers. Having p, 80 themselves
In this dilemma the Nrws has been ap-
pealsd TO for information. The three sys-
tsms Of measuring the degrees Of heat and
cold most generally in use are the Fahrsn-
heit. Reaumsr and Csntigrsds. In the
farsnhsit scale the interval between tie
freezing and boiling points Of water Ia d.
vidsl into $50 equal parts or degrees. IL
ssing computed that the thsrnsnstsr
when plunged int melting sAsw con-
tanned n.i56 parts VI mercury. which a
the temperature Of Boiling water expanded
into 1856 parts. hang an increase Of $50
parts. Tbs zero point 10 placed At 81 de-
grses below the freezing point Of watsr.
This Is supposed to be the greatest Geld
observed In Iceland.
N. Reaum.r, in 1870. proposed the
adoption of the temperature Of melting
lee a. the zero Of the scale. and 10 divide
the distance between this and the bsilins
point 81 water into 80 degrees. having OBJ
served that between thoss temperature
spirits Of wine (which he used fer the
t~hsrmometrie fuidD expanded from 1000
parts 10 i0s0.
In i7i2, Cslius. Professor at Upsal In
Sweden. proposed to divide the space b.
tween the freezing and boiling points Of
water into 100 equal parts. tho zero point
being placed at freezing.
by this ID will he seen that when the
Fahrenheit thsrmomstsr marks zsro the
CentigrAds and lissumer instruments
would indicate - degrees bslow zsrs. or .
distance on the tube equal 10 that many
dsgre~s as given by Fahrenheit The
interval which In Fahrsaksit's scale 10 d.
videj into $50 parts. IL divided into oaly
100 parts in the C~sntigrads scale. aad
into eighty in Rsaumsrs-that 10. from
the freszing 10 the boiling points Of water.
Hence Que degree Of fahrsnhsit's ID equal
to fve-ninths VI . degree Of the Cent?
giads. and 10 four-ninths Of = de-
gree Of l,eaumer. There are several
other kinds u Thermometers. but they are
net IN general use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
BRONCHITIS.

Prom John Flag. E'q.. OF Remington. n. H.
Three years siuce ! Was very much reduced
with . d-caifal cough. wsieh rrrulted In Bron'
chi,i-. H~icrtiny me 40 severely - 10 render II
dinicult % speak IN al audible vo &c. To thl,
fnl OF going into q decline Af.r rccourNe 10
various ieinedi.. In 40 purpose. ] male use Of
DIR. wi,tar's sA'pam OF Wild Cherry. q few but
tlcs % which fully Ie.torrd me TO health.
sipcc that time ! have hsd several severe o..
lacks - cough, but the ii.Isau has always re-.
moved them. aiways keep u by me, aud
should hot know how t0 do without H."
koll by all druIri-ts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
EErO.r.
~lxurosrsp DAILY Br H. r. KrArixo . col

l~.uroxrsp DAILY sr u. =. KrArrxe . col
San Franeisee Beard.
IAsr EVENING.
20 Meadow Valley. zoe
70 raymond / Ely. ~
1870 Eursia Con-. IN. i6S. II, rs
Us Jsekson.t
40 Belmont, q.
iT,5 Leopard. 81. SS
Ji5 GilA. SOC
SO Ssr,Ssin Belle. a. n 10. ss.. az. ssS.
sS, 2S< go
SO q. n-tai TbsmAs. 10
so Manhattan. ,S -,
sO NIdoe. ~ .aLts. ". ~. a. .. Is.
81 bio
go New Coco. ~
40 Geldsn Chariot. lS.is
100 south Chariot. ssSc
ltO0 succ z. 5Jc
nos Union Ccu.. 49,
gs5 Lu IA. ~. 49,.
las Caledonia. So. ~
80 kniekefbocksr. sise
lsG5 halt NOR =, M.
10 silver lili. tS,a.
40 DAYTON.
80 New York, size
~ Pill sheridan. 20
100 Alta. ~
40 LsvI.lh.n. cikc
is North Con. v~ir.inis, ,oc
it0 Prospect. toc
40 Trojan. COO
~ woodvilie. .oc
80 loek islsnd. IN
$50 Lady Washington. ~
t0J Andes, IN
rnIs MOANING.
SO ophir, 20. Ss. az. Ss, SOY 40. 49,.
~ Ms,iesn, i3S. i5.. iGS. Isl.
los 0oaid 4 Carry. 10. hos. ios. ios. II ios.
sols p..tA p.lehsr, n. g1s. sS. ssS, nv.
IN. California;. AZ. a.. nS. ns bs. nv.
.liO coa. y.rsili., sssJsS. -, ss., IS.
$40 cSoiiap'ro,o.i. Is. SC. IS. 81. Ses. g IS.
sS so. ~ 80
100 uaIs 4 ssrsross. 81. :. %
IS Crsun Point. ~. So
lti5 Yellow Jashsl. ~. i2s. i2s sio
$3.50 Imperial, 20. ~, .tiS
SIS Ksniuek,a
lU~5 alpha. Is. isS, lss
IlO Bslchsr. sk.ss.s
10 Csnntene.. ~
Ism sierra Nevsds. ~ Z. ~, y.
500 u,as. iss. ~. i5s
In Bu,lion. 9S.?s. oi..o
J1sO EIchsqusr. 8, 81. 81
rs Osermsn, NJ. -, ny 3, 70. Is
20 Seq. Belcher. 81. 50, Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
VACANT PLACES

10 the dental rsni. will never occur n you are
pariic lar with your teeth. and cleanse them
every day with that famous TO th.wAsh SozO
DON'T. fiom yo-th 10 old ssr u will keep the
IN incl spoilesH aud min aired. The teeth Of
prr>o = who rs, sJZODONT have . pearl.like
w.iiictes-. and the gums Q roeeais hue. while
the breath y. purified and rendered sweet and
frsgrat. 10 IL composed Of rare antlsepiie
hsIbs. sud IL entirely frc- nom the objection.
able and inJurIoas Ingredients OF I oth'pastes,
sir is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
VIRGINIA CITY BONDS.
Providing Payssess for the Nsw
water works.

Virginia City is preparing TO pay the In
isbteiasss incurred for putting in her
present system Of water works. BY the 10
suanes VI bends. An enabling bill was
passed by the present Legislature. but 1t
did not suit the bankers Of San Francisco,
and Mayor kansen. who went below 10 coz
duct the asgotiations. returned . substi-
tuie. with a request that 1t pass. Accord
insly the Board of Aldermen held IN In
formal meeting At the City Hall. sunday
evening. 10 consider the bill sent Up
from San Francisco by Mayor kanssn.
The four Aldermen were pressnt. ~ wsre
also Captain Ovsrton Of tho water COM
pany and Piper. Howard and Hawkes. Of
our delegation at Carson. All the changes
proposed wsrs technical. and the bill was
left substantially ~ perfected by Mayor
kaneen and To the satisfaction Of the bank
ers of San Francisco. IL leaves the ne.o-
tiations with the Mayor and Board OF Al
dermen. These may 10 effected at private
sale at par. hut 10 not - disposed OF. the
Mayor and Board may advertise fer bids
for their acceptance. but cannot dispose OF
them for less than n~insty-hvs per cent.
The bonds are also TO BE- made payable 70
b~areI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
Departure. i...s .s-ni.s.


srr AoArSsr rnE isrtHNit'os'L-
Jshn Gillis has brought SUIT OF lore
elosure on = lien against W. ". White. A.
u,.,l. I. C. B.,.m.n. ]. &. Hampton.
International Hstsl Company. owen
Fraser. d n. C.rrlca, y. SSs S,, nn ~.
a,ics Of i.ser and material furnished in
the construction 10 tho international
Hotel. Virginia.
y.,.x N,
,.u .-.,..ni Il. Al. harL.r'. chair
,..,.,.,in, Wb.a IN. razor man fin.
i.hsd his work and shook ny his customer,
he remarked alphabetically aud respect
fully; Tired. MT. Lessherryf "ilred'
sh,' u ".if~o III, C.n', ,on .Lee
I.m drum. YOU thicl you ijir"
u-
Tnk Flutes are ihNe'''a'' s
This morning 4 party OF bucks and slua"s
we're eonsrsgAied IN q vacant. Io' near ..'
asPo.' IT, nv ~, "a. i,IlIa. ,Sict aud
- =, IA. tine
4, .o,. a.. ,.e, ,h,,
WI are P'sASeu '" so'' -
iriehu hAs !" asA"
nay zen III. I'M an. mo.t
nsininl manner. He will soon bS we'll
asaIn.
,N.., 4. . .,.n,v No
eou vi '.nP 81. -
Ibl NOItn nONAIa tNFtN 'bNh 49,
the in'srisr was lu'ss a.. a.n..
um
=. ,o.I,v
OF the Masters rair WI" -
At ; s'eloek. IL 10 expected INA. .ne
!ouns mus %,ai,,,ns
ma.
j. W. bo"khh' i"'n"e''y ",
enAn'e oi 'ns ,ns an an. az m.
.nt.h ~, h.,sssn s,n Francisco
90 Chi,.
io.A s'. ,.. v,,,,,,.
W wv pm. ,n., n.v
jail 10 cold eoiniofus.s p.a h.J
ana tho man VINO ses INV"
,.,.o.,
IN he '"gisia anu
"a carloads OF wool have been t-es''s"
to-day Tor the use OF 'hs iAln ~.,prL
" ~
~
'otp O., .,,l.
US, u,'.- IL ~, am, maIlen.y
E.,,,,,;.,. True. nevertheless.
,x,.,svxx ,.mn ,xuloJ.L IN u street.
v,.~,.i. s,,n,a,y night. and made /, hot
mi .oi.y there Tor 4 short time. No great
damage done.
Tn. benefits for the Orphans will take
place in Virginia City on the 26ih ami
9Th Of this MONTH
TmE Liberal Religious Society oil VIZ
ginia, Of which Rev. I. IL Msutali .
pastor; 10 rsror'su "'"
''.'0"'
n n fAhNk ishs" ~ -,
- LII, =. 10 IL ali. TO drive out on
fine. days.
rur lev. IN ,hoy vaults Of the new Court.
hans. have bean delivered to the chairman
Of the Board % County Commissioners.
TuK large gilt ero.s ~surmouniinE the
.pire Of the Caihoke Church in Virginia
has been placed IN p0'''''"'
TIE seenos men -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
GAN FRANCISCO
The Welcome Rsis NJ Last.
sr,clAL TO TEE ooLp ur.I DAILY NEW.

BAN Yikscisos, January i6-i ?. ~
A heavy mist this forenoon changed
10 . drixzling rain with every prospect Of
continuance. The wind 10 southwest and
the barometer falling slowly.
Stocks after Board: Imperial IL. Con.
Virginia SIN. California 40t. Best 4
Ilslchsr %. Ophir 1871, Mexican 10, Gould
& Curry 81. Alpha ISL asked. Chollar 81
asked. Julia ~. Grown Point So Gale
donia Q asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
The w.,esms Rain In C~aiirornI..

The Welcome Rain In C~aiifornis.
MARTINEZ. Jan. iG.-This morning 4
light rain set In. the wind slowly ch nging
70 the southwest and south. Tho pros
pects are favorable for considerable more
rain.
CA~LIsrooA, Jan. 1G.-It commenced 10
rain ut 4 o'clssk this morning aud ON
tinusd Of intervals until ~ o'clock. The
wind 10 to the west. with appearances OF
clearing.
MoDEsrl, Jan. 1G.-Indica.ions are IA
vorabls for rain. The wind Is blowing q
gale from the southwest. Cloudy.
BAN DIEGO. Jan. 1G.-Ths weather clear
and pleasant, the wind TO the south and
variable. The recent rain has wet the
ground TO the depth Of four inches.
STOCKTON, Jan. 1G.-There 10 every In
disation OF rain. The weather Is damp
aad cloudy, and tho wind to tho south.
west.
vBALIA, jan. 1G.-Ths weather 10 cloudy
with tho wind to the west. Tho barometer
stands at 29.26, and is falling slowly.
SsxoRA, Jan. iG.-A cold, gentle rain is
falling.
KNaHr's LANDING. Jan. lG.-A cold,
strong southeast wiad prevails. with heavy
clouds, indicating q heavy storm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16

III bonds are Also 10 % mAos psyAHs "
bearer.
TuE WATER shutting on the water al
night does not interfere with the hre plugs
Of Gold Hill. since there are two distinct
lines Of pipe. The faucets ia the houses
are cousscted with the old line Of pipes.
while the fire bydran,s are put up ON the
new pipes which wero put in by ths town.
and which arr the exclusive property Of
the town. Citizens need not be fearful OF
IN. CONSEQUENCES in case Of q fire. In
Virginia City the main pipes will be kept
full all tho time, aud the hydrants ready
tor use.
McARpLI. who had the fight with dan-
nsy Kelly last Friday. was arrested to-day
ON a ehArg. Of disturbing the peace. His
trial h. set for I o'clock to-morrsw. Nc
Nrlle has another charge of assault and
battery recorded against him. About
two months ago II Is said he entered the
cabin u a man who WAS sick. pulled the
man from his bed aud heat him unmsrci.
fully. At that time . warrant was Issued
for MeArdle's arrest, but the ofiesr was
unable to iind him.
Tux "h'thth'
dergons an entire change during the Pas'
- J.u Lat night the wind shrisksd
over the Divide. making u lively Tor
swinging signs and stovepips chimney.
This morning the sky was covered with
clouds, and snow fell occasionally daring
the forenoon. This afternoon the nAkes
have been coming down pretty heavily:
II the direction u INC Win 49,
change tne P'''ie''
Storm u sVou.
pp,r,utSa yoR DEAru.-Larkin 10 b..
-..a..i.., a, nj. s.,s an m,
'. 'N~.a. ..-.,..r M. 4,
time Tor MS sAee"'''.
faithfully visited by fathsr hanosu ans
,h. si.t,r. OF Mercy, and he listens with
ea.srnsss to THAR religious counsel: q
isrday shef'n seny ii.J him III ir,sl
s".,aInr and nav clothes. Larkin 3.
.,nslin, nm . lIttle more courage and he
- ,ha, H. viil do his beat ~ die bravely.
' A..
ELrcrioS.-Ata regular meeting VI "'
r,.mpt riremen's Association. held o
.I~-r.,..h.,.. NJ Kuieksrboclsu No. 5,
,,,- ga. ,..,-ux.n,,v ths fellov.
inr oficcr. were elected 10 serve for thu
ensuing term ; frss'dsh'; mm. ~ I.m.
wee ri'si" plnntstt: Treas
ar.r Gn. Ash; Trustc..-D u. Addison,
4 y n.ll. lanes Brown. I. n. Isaaes and
4 N. U-rmeuway,
=,
s~rR,soE.-A marvei IN "' map
humanity visited tho NEWS once 'hi'
mornias' ne s nj whsn ssLe,l
.,,or,sr n n was correctly spelled
r.pIi,L; "well. that ais't the way ! ger,
orally spell II. but guess thath 10. Don
make much difference 10 me- Any"Ay.
This il the first case ON rseeru Of ma,
Who didn't care how his name was sPshsu
r,-rcur,s AKIN B,Krns.-It behoovss th,
-, ,.,,,.rx v,yop. from yirsiui,
ci,y 10 step round at the captains Office
and settle. Nearly all OF them are " a.
rear. Tor i,ssnss; anu ha ,s,s ;ns,.,f MAJ
or neioro n,os-si ~ .nforc,
shai a.. ~, ,;n. ali l-slinouent,
.hs h", ,s5 anl National eosts vii
seeru,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
SECOND DispAroH.
The stoek Market ImprovisK-rhe
Pacheee.wiEEiato Case.

sAs FRAxcIsco. January 1913 p. NJ
Everything opened higher than At the
close. and In the Board there was no abate-
nsnt Of the markets strength. Ophir
opened at 10 and marched up TO 2Ot In
tls Board. closing at absut 20. Mexican
sold 1t the informal session al IAN and In
the Board A. high as iGa closing at about
10. Gould 4 Curry was strong at i0h and
IL. Best 4 Belcher seld ~ high a. %.
closing at "a. The bonanzas were excsp-
t~isnaliy strong. California selling at AN
ind Consolidated Virginia closing firm
ut 81.
The Pacheco- wiggiAton case 10 .being
argued to-day before the Supreme Court.
The Court restricted counsel TO one hour
each. A decision may DO expected this
afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16

Crown Point Tor . long time.
SOMETHING Worm HA,ISo.-Godey's
Lady's Book for 1877 promises to be fully
up 70 the mark Of that very popular stand
ard periodical. with various improve
mouts thrown In. The entsrprislng
proprietor offers = gift chrome to all
new Subscribers for the present year.
and We have received . copy OF the
same. II Ia really . beautiful gem OF q
picture, entitled "Mother's JOY" wsll
worthy . place ~ on adorlment TO any
boay's parlor. and worth more than the
price Of subscription to tho book, Inquire
at any Of our beck store or news dspots for
0odsy's Lady's Book. or have 1t como by
mail direct, and get this beautiful chrome
BY all means.
CAPITAL BMLIARD SALOON. - A its
name indicates. the very popular sstab-
lishmsnt kept by Lowcry 4 Enos. ON
Main street, Gold Hill. just above the
vssey Houss. Ii q capital place for bill
lard playing. Erst-class tables and sv.
cry facility Is there TO be found for the
lovers Of the facinatiug game. Their bar
also Is an institution well favored BY the
public. being stocked WIN enolee Ie.sI'
~, cinS rooms are Al The rear OF The "a.
loon for those who like, and ucorge Mann
rum the eating stand. Everybody knsws
James Lewsry aud Charley Enos, aud
everybody finds their saloon q capital
place Of public resort.
RoBERr ArrLE'-Ihe numerous 'r'ena'
VI the aforementioned old Comsiocker.
most iahA'' A.o"
PIC, uhi 70 p'
v,anr IL -,,,.s Letter nnJer Jats Of
December ~, from the city Of Nice,
France, whore he L. stopping at present, 10
Sam Owens, who Is acting Superintendent
Of the New York mine, Lower Gold Hill,
In the absence Of Mr.. Apple. saying; 81
have no right 10 wish for any better health.
Change which las taken place with
me In that respect. A year ago to-day !
was very 'ick and mi..r,bi.' but !
rr'
Rfcu ORE.-To-day We received . letter
from Iaks Citv. Colorado, enclosing SEINE
.-.u-...,u... q, ill., or. orr cor.
'nAh
~. q, + worId.
f.et which Win become fully appar.
emf before long" II they have
n amount Of sucI, ore A. the specimens
sen, 10 us, the assertion is not = wild n
l. -. ... Ia 1..Ia ataIs ArAtnh IA
by any msan.. ~ ioos. rieh enGaEn ,hs
nj. bonsnzs Of tho Com.tock.
The BERoEAs.-Tho Berger family had
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A Painfui Mining Accident.

This aftsrsson n very painful accident
occurred In the Grown Point mine. A
miner named Andrew Thomas was the vie
tim. He with = number Of others was en-
ployed on the incline near the 1850 level
cutting cut for q roller. Several holes
had been charged. Several exploded. but
Que hung fire. and Thomas went back Ia
zee what tho matter Was. Just then the
tardy blast went OF. Thoma. was
Knocked dswn and bruised frightfully.
His fellsw-minsrs carried him Ia the sur
face. DIR. Hall was shortly on hand and
found that one OF the eyes Of this infer
tunats man had been destroyed. Thomas
ID an old minor and hal worked In tho
Crown Point for . long time.
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FoREIcN NEWS.
Yr,.eh uiuIsssrlnI Chsuges.

PARIs. Jan. iG.-parthaldi will shsrtly
b replaced at Washington by Max outrec.
Minister to Japan. Barthaldl will return
to Paris 70 Ill an important post In the
uinistry Of foreign afFaln,
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pnoM A DISTINGUISHED JUnIsr

~ bs,e tried tho PERUVIAN SfRur. and the
re,nit f,lly sustains your prediction. u hn'
uad, q new maj Of me = infused Into my ~
tenn new vigo. and energy. ] am no longer
,rvmulous and debiliiaied ~ when yOu last
saw me. but stronger. hear'ier. and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
uany time during tho last i've years" rod
by all druggists. y
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ma EAateru QueslIen.

PKnA. Jan. 15.-Ths Marquis Of Sails
bury has had an interview with the sultan
who 10 disposed TO accept all the conditions
Of the amended scheme submitted to the
Conference.
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H.aIss MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and 70
stores tbs complexion, removes irreh o. tal
and ailowncs-; makes the kin ,on. white a.c
dslicaie. lts application cannot no detected