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OYSTERS.
OYSTERS OYSTERS o.

GENUINE LYNNllAVEN AND CHERRY
STONE.
By an arrangement Jus. perfected am prepared
to furnish 10 the trade and The public generally, by
wholesale and retail, the very best LYNNHAfES
and CHERRYSTONE OYSTERS ut the lowest
market rates. ....-t s.ZETELLE,
Manager Park Hotel.
oc l6-St 9l2 Main and OIL Bank streets.
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ES Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

= NEW YORK. October 16.-Gold opened al ] Oh.
No0a.-Stocks opened weak, but since become
stronger. Money on call, 6 per cent. Sold, l02E
Excliaugr-Long, 4S1; short, 4e6. State bonds
Quiet Governments weak and lower.
EreniRg.-Money, q per cent Sterling, 4S1.
Co!h, 1O2g. Governments steady; new 3's, lO7h
States dull. ..... 3
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 16.-Virginia 6's, old, 80:
deferred. OK consolidated, So; second series. AZ:
North Carolina 6s, old, &c.. Bid to-day.
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Chicago.

REPENTAST sAvISGs-BANK THIEVES RETURN TO
EXPLAIN THEIR OWN cRooKEDNEss.
CHICAGO, October 16.-Bulkley and Guild.
the fugitive officers of the State Savings
Bank, have returned and will assist the re-
ceiver in Strengthening the accounts Of that
institution. i-..e.E%
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SCRANTON MINERS RESOLVE TO 90 TO WORK.
SCRANTON, Pa, October 16.-At meet
ing of miners held here to-day they re-
solved to 60 to work. aE
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Three American authors-Mr. William
Cullen Bryant, Mr.. Longfellow, and Mr..
Bayard Taylor-have recently been elected
honorary members OF the Literary Academy
OF Athens, which is under the special pat
ronagc Of the Queen OF Greece.
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yEGETHNE..
" + G E Il ! y f .
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

SPRINGFIELD, o., February %. 1877.
This is 10 certify that I have used VEGET1NE,
manu- factnred by H. II. Stevens. Boston. Mass, Tor
Rheumatism and General Prostraton OF the Nervous
SYSTEM with good success. l recommend HEGE-
TINE as an eEceiient medicine for such complaints.
Yours vcrv truly,
C. ". VANDERBILT.
Mr. Tandegr!fr. of The firm of Fandcglift & Huff
man, is n wcll-known Businessman IN this place,
hay ing one Of the largest stores in Springfield, o.
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,enatora from South Carolina and Louisiana

senator's from South Carolina and Louisiana
before adopting line OF action.
The Republican senator's caucused the
constitution OF the committees. In incl
dental colloquy they, advocated about an
equal division, whether the session be long
or short.
General George Pope telegraphs on the
18th that the difficulties at Ell Paso and San
Eliziro arc entirely between the citizens OF
the State OF Texas, Mexican and American,
and he has instructed Lieutenant Ruckcr
not to interfere with them except to pre-
vent inroads from the Mexican side.
]; Lieutenant Colonel Kurtz, of the engl-
neer corps, is dead.
VARIOUS ITEMS. !.
All ad interim appointments and scVerai
new ones 20 to the Senate tomorrow.
The Indian Bureau has adyices Of the
probable safe and expeditions. removal OF
the Sioux Indians to the Missouri river.
f. Speaker Randall will announce the COM
mittees on Monday or Wednesday next.
The reports as to their composition arc en-
'tirely speculative.
Probably the President will nominate to-
morrow Harlan for the Supreme. Bench,
Theodore Roosevelt as collector, G. n. Mer-
rift as naval officer, and N. Benedict as sur
yeyor Of the port of New York. The Cab
met definitely settled to-day upon these np-
pointments. -.
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COMMERCIAL.
CGRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY,
WHEAT iThi 23s bushels. Red, 9, GAS, BUSH
els. =. - -. -. ::
TIMOTHY SEED.-2O bushels :,sn CT which was
re-exllibited. .''.-~~ (. 500 ~ r.
OATs.-3S4 bushels. ,-s -. ..... ,.,iGfS+-
MEAL.-60 bushels. ..'- ID. ~. #;
~. SALES REPORTED TO seer ETARY.
I.uEAT-Iyhite2 "a bushelsa at SLIPS; "a bushels
seed at 81 .60 10 bushels at AZ; AZ bushels Ut
$3.50; rs bushels prime at $l53-total, 76' bush
els Red. 3q4 bushels Fultz at 81 As 20 Bushels
Fultz at 81 AZ; 136 bushels Fultz at ~ SO; $50
bushels Futz at S1.40; 56 bushels Fultz at SL40;
SO bushels at $3.50 26S bushels very good Fultz
at 81: so; 100 bushels seed Fnltz at Si;65; 260
mon Fultz at S1.10; so bushels common Fnltz at
$3.50; 40 bushels common Lancaster at S1.3O !;
40 bushels prime Fultz at Sl.52; 40 bushels AZ
S1.i5; 81 bushels &c 81 .25; l62 bushels prime
Lancaster at S1.53; 200 bushels very good Fiiltz
on private terms; 10 bushels ut S1.20; SO bushels
Lancaster at 81 40; IA bushels very good Fultz ut
sl.4S: "a bushels Lancaster at Sl.41: 80 bushels
Mt Sl.4O; 1876 bushels very good Lancaster at
$50; 81 bushels at 1925; 9 bushels al sl.45-
total, 1920 bushels.
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rl0Rr.

Fine. 1850: super6ne, $5.b0a145.75: extra SUI
pertne, So 20: common family. D7aGS7 80
fancy family und City Mills, s8GlSS.25, anu very
dull. s, d a.E- E.. '.. 1901
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. October, 16.1Cotton quiet; apiands.
consolidated net receipts, O9s bales; cxpor,sto
Great Britain, 1O.S57 bales TO France, rs bales
TO the continent 1854 bales TO the chanpel, 1925
bales. Flour heavy and 5@10c. lower. with only q
limited business, mainly for home use; superhne
western and State, s5@$5.50 southern aour shade
10 choice extra, $G.3O@$S.50. Wheat-WInter
grades without decided change: spring, l@lHc.
lower but active Corn steady. with far export and
home-trade demand. Oats o shade Grmcr and mode
rately active. Cofee-Rio lower aud fairly active:
cargoes quoted at 5k@ 1916. gold; jcb ioss, 15k@
poke, gold. Sugar quiet and barely stenay; re-
and In fair demand. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum duh and nominal; refined, l5fc. Tallow.
rosin. and turpentine steady. Pork duf; new,
&l4.35. Lard easier; prime steam, $50 ctoslBg
nc sS 95 Whiskey steady at Sl.131, closing sellers
at sl.13. Frelgbts quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE. "a j
* BALTIMORE, October 16.-Flour dali and nn-
changed Southern wheat-Chotcc grades steady
easier; southern red. good to prime, $l.31@4I.47;
amber Sl.60@$l.5S; western steamer, 81 81 No.
Q western winter red, October, $1.41%; November,
SLAP. Southern corn dull and lower western ac-
five and firm southern white, 66c.: yellow, GIG
g. Oats aud rye dali. Provisions quiet aud un-
changed. Coffee quiet and unchanged, WihskeY
nomlnally Sl.113s. Sugar steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October la.-.Flear firm extrn,
g. @34.75; family, 45.26 @1. 674 Y,
Der, eI.33 I.S6 red slaia gun:
white. 33c. mixed. Soc Corn easier Why, ps0.
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HAVING ERECTED NEW MA
j can furnish II mt the shortest
notice., cut TO suit any stove, SOC. less Than OLD
tons ASTHRAClTECO COAL, SOFT Goals, COKE,
&C.; sold by weight. ~; Is. LACY.
Factory and yard, Ninth street between 5isin and
&c 1S.lm
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Sam Francisco.

& ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK sEoUEsTERED'
!, SAN FRANCISCO, October l6.,Ihe MaAe'-
Street Savings Bank suspended to-aay'
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, October 16, 1877.
There i no noticeable change IN the market to-

day. -rz
The breaks to-day comprised l91 hocsheads, IL
iierces, and 3 boxes. The offerings 1t auction on
Change were 81 packages OF which number 35
were taken in and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from $3.50 to 1925.
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BALTIMORE.
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October la.--F.ear firm extrn,
S4.2s@s4.76; I family, $5.2 6@1 .67As Wheat
Der, eI.S3G9SI.S5 red, 80. Gaia duii
white, 33c.; mixed soc. Corn easieri si,lie p4e.'
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VEGE It ! NE,
-. prepared by
II. r. STEVENS. BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Zoe 13-S&W2tl
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WOOD AND COAL.

NOV IS THE TIME TO CONTRACT
i $eFOR FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES
For quality and price. the ENGINE and tORGE
COAL mined by Pitcher & Forl0ine Is the cheapest
used I'm the city. The HOPE MINE has been re-
Gently opened and the COAL from 1t Is superior TO
any ever brought from tue celebrated Norwood
fields. TRY IL, VS.. PITCHER,
. oc -2m -. - ~ S23 east Main street.
THE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COM
i PhNY deliver promptly In MI parts OF the city
their celebrated CLOVER HILL. LgMP, HAIL,
giving TOM or about 80 bushels for about the same
that was formerly charged for 25 bushels. Call ana
be convinced that II Is to your interest 10 patr0nize
this home enterprise. Yard: Corner Seventh and
BYRD sIrnnfS- Richmond. We. DC =
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PlRncy AE.!a.

George N. PiuNcy in conversation
with Cal! reporter, asserts that the III
H:nation that ho would embrace tho
first opportunity to escape the consc.
quonccs Of his attack upon Sargent,
Page i Co. by running away, il entirely
false, declaring that nothing could in
dncc him 20 leave the State until he
lad settled matters with lis cncl,lics.
lilo further stated that OH thu opening
Of tho Mint investigation hQ would pre-.
fer charges which LD cnn snb1tauliatc
by competent witnesses, against certain
persons. =" II Tie Commission intcnig
10 make o Thorough examination they
will throw no Obstacles Ia l..p way. but
will probably allow hiiu 10 prosecute
in person tho charges which lie viii
PETER. IN concluding lie remarked,
81 can prove everything | have sail,
and more. and il these gentlemen will
give Inc fair play. rs their respectable.
~ leads me TO believe they will, son
Iuny be sure tia. before this wcci; T.
over one Of tho pets Of the ring IL
not mention his unmc Mo%--wi.l BE-
officially bchcadcd; thu others will have
!" throw him ovcrl,oNrl to Tighten ,icic
fimsy balloon, which il already in dan.
ger Of u smash -
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WEEKLY ElK8 laoEpEEDERT.
SUNDAY. JuLr "a. 1897.
The In.lian 'EI'nr.

. .
The latest accounts from the sent Of
tho Indian war north aro Of II much
more favorable chsracter than any yet
received from that quarter. General
Hownrd reports having encountered the
enemy 900 STRONG in decp canyon on
Clearwater. and with tlSo' artillery
drove them from their portion.
The cavalry was dismountcd, AMI
formed behind rock barriers. Every
charge made upon Joseph is reported
;to'have, been successfully executed; the
fighting being kept up for seven hours,
when night closed active operations.
The serious diilicultiei experienced
through a want OF rations wee hap
PLY overcome by tho appearance
just in the nick of lime of pack train
londed with'provisions, which was sue
ycessfully brought III. In the morning
the Indians made a desperate fort TO
flank tue artillery bkttslion, which,
under Captain Miller, wal hey nd the
.enemy's flank, but failing, gave 'ay and
led. Pursuit Immediately beea1, and
ms tho India,ts escaped from tic bank
OF the river. they we "a SHARPLY shclled
from tho hlua'. 5. The. loss OF the In.
dams is reported ms 10 kilicl nnd
lnrse number wohuicd. On the pa.t
of the soldiers, 10 enlisted men are re-
ported killed, enl 81 wounded. ;nclnd.
ing two officers. --.s
The Indians were forced to abandon
their camps, leaving mach plumber be-
hind, which il 2 ls,ltrr evidence Of their
being worated than anything which can
be drawn FROM the report of the fight.
as tho discrepancy between the
losses on both sidrs is by no means
largely in fnvur Of tho troops.
This timely success OF General Howard
will probably have thu effect OF sus-
pending action in the matter Of lis SILL
perseduro. by General Crook, which is
reported to have been under considcrn-
tion, and had, i'll fnct, been decided.
upon by the Administration.
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LoSn"S. July lS.-A correspondent
ut obratcmili or Ohi..oni, ON the high
way between Bivia and RustcEul,
writes regarding the reported Russian
b"rrari:ies Oh the Bulsarians: al may
mention that about fifty Turkish fGm-
lilies OF TIruova remained after the
general exodus, and are iiv:m.; unharm.
cd under the special p:u:eation of the
Russian authorities. Speaking as u
perfectly Impartial .mau, UaI oac who
has had exceptional opportunities Tor
observation, 10 40; believe that in
Bulgaria There khs been q ail;;'@ instance
Of personal Ea!:rca::acu: =. :: rafhish
civilian nj the haI.,la Of Russian sol
dIvi'i. Ihe sG;ua correspondent
writes: "Whcn visited T.inoyu, on
the 18th, General Gour!.as' advance
hai gone forward foriy-t;gLt hours pre-
Niousiy. Colonel Indc.meu' 3 Circa3 sian
COa5ac!s were leading tho column
So bad urc the traces Through the pass.
ea OF tho Elena Balkans that GeneraI
GourSGs' column OF infantry ne we'll Hs
cavalry resigned their wagon transport
and conveyed baggage an:i provisions
Oh racl: horses. General Gour!:as has
10 fea. o: the TURKS breaking upon The
line OF his COMMUNICATIONS, for lac has
ca: himself altiit."
T.yyS. ..-s--f5.-~-t5.Nr,
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ASSESSMENT E9'nGE.


G'Y'ltCrSi; G"ip S:;p TiLvEE ItNiHH
- Cumpa"y.--l,m alton uT wiuHpi llH'" II
husn'Es. $50. NcI.,ia. Location Of w"fSF.
nTwd jta''In Nin,nN msttI"i. III" COUNTY.
S..ia uf S.S.I..
So IL It. ~ given, HAT AZ \ meeting q!
u.r Wp.rl "i nutt'utF, hrli 81 the S!h ~ ~
ArrN, lr,i, I'M n'rH,- imani 60 80 Two conf
i.uu 'uiIuIai'"u, IN3 alir u..li,uiy. IN lni''
al Ein!ss Er'iruiu. the Secretary. 81 Tho o!i,o
81 tn G"wuIuP. Mo. SrVlll,
Any SOCK UI"n Witch thiS Esar'I'nCni Ahhl
:"'IriH Inl.ii on lan HiI dey ~ jnr". lr'i,
~ - h'i'.iG ~, url EiIiii'"l ipr snlr ut
IIi''c tua'...t. 1nl lnl.rs Iasrrg@! u iuIlc b.,
trc, viii a. sn'A ur thr Ii'iNtii DAY OF
N'..rSr. ITi. IT, rty tie h,ituIH'nt ns7"Ns,
i4rHt. t.-'. t:r"r Nttn costa az diTrttisinG hh.l
rN;.Ha,s Il anic. ~ Oid,r " ihu Board 81 hi'
TO ,TrClCliE!. secretary:
OYrfrN -EiSr %ryadt. AIM
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I:or n,t r.eu,.,a,or,.

We notice by The Stockton Hcsa!d that
our old acquaintance, J. A. Shepherd.
brother Of our State Senator. has re-.
eeivod nomination for tho State a..
.embly at the Democratic Convention
for San Joaquin County, held in stock.
tor on tho "a inst. Six candidates for
the position wero before ;hc convention.
Hnd Mr.. Shepherd WAS coG,pIm5mici,
fe"tiying CT oui q i te,ci vote q Io3
cast. -afa .oa
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The Organization. or the xex, 10,

The Organization OF the ScHt IIo;.sS.
A Times Washington special says
combinations huye boon nudo and IRE
III progress nmoug Democratic members
of tho Forty-iifth Congress which clear
~ indicate that there will be a very de-
terInined struggle over the organization
OF tho next House. Tho contest Will
not end will the election OF Speaker,
but will be continued with great bitter
ness for the selection of other officers To
be named i'll caucus. Tho most for
midablo OF combinations is ono which
seems 10 bc entered into by members
from the Calf States. embracing Dem.
ocratic Representatives from Alabama,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina md Texas.
Tuey concede the Spcakcrship to the
North. one Of the principal Offices to
the Border States. and claim another of
the chirt places for their selection.
Two men who are put forward from
this section aEo john II. Caldwell Of
Alnbann, who WIS member OF Tie last
Congress, and WHO is making canvass
for Clerk, aud James G. Payne, at pres
rnt Chief Clerk OF the Folding Depart
nient, who is put forward rs q candidate
Tor SerSeant-at.Arns. Adams, however,
will probably make I'D the list Of mem.
20 in such WY MS TO be reelected
Clerk OF the House. Tho raco for the
Speaker is between Randall nnd Cox.
baylor is ont Of the race, as also Mo-.
rison, blackburn HuL Tucker.
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ssvs9s sus-gSzIstG-f1
The Mint In,e,iisnunn.

a long array, Of charges ugnrna. Gen.
La Orange have been bTuught hc!5ro
thv Mint 1n,es:! atiug Cong ..sz in
San Frfas'!co, by Pimncy, az, Frank
N. PiSiey, oil U.!.nlf OF q former en-.
ploye of THAI imsiiiuI;cS. has Glsa pre-.
(erred clItigcs "a raiy lanSsing char.
aetrt to the Superintendent, Il sub3tan-
iinted 81 proofs. ioi Only ia ptcUli.
lion alleged. Lu; downright tobhcry 10
embraced In iIlo unpleasant category.
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I.,NTHs I:=,-1=n5:NIi
TIE RED Rlzn III COUNCIL.
i'naI!: I.,=:mJ!m:,oI, " G,Gec:s 81; III
:.i!.!r C!;y.

Fash. l:,z:ai!n:.oI " G1aec-s 81; H.
:.i:.!n C!;;'.
icC0r'i!n; - announcement, the ii-.'t
grand rni!ie raising ny u! the Chiefs Of
the Improved Order ui Nsl ,Icn i. TIE
State % Nevada. took place las; Tna:3-
day night 1t Co0pur's liin, Virginia.
y large number OF invited guests were
present anh Tie I'LL Men in attendance
were very mu'aerom. iii" raising III
MRS of the Chiefs Of tl:c piuta Tribe
No. Of Carson. pocohVUtaj Tc,En No.
, of TirS;a;. City. IN! Apache Triba
No. . oi Gold Hill. The ,Uacil brand
was lighted in tha mills. ri the way
giors, nnl a; al early !:9Ir the Lravc5
"f tn" various t:.5ssU gathered arJu:!i il.
After ;i:a council WAS a.,.r'ia:e,i, T. war
sona YVES c':uH!Gl 10y =. J. nAaE.C:o,
tenor and pianist; J.. II. L!ni+py, bag.
50; M.a. Garrison, soprano; Mrs. Was
tell, ai:r. During part "i IL: cTc:,in.
Atiss fiortnca rds!uorc presided at the
piano with rare grace. The nV:oi,,r IF
ticii-ts ~. limited, bu: still the hall
NAB !i!!cl - Overlooking, al hpinH aE=.
ious to Soc ANA h.ar lie Cc"2:a 1n:r5 o.
this ":.:er, of w.s!ch 80 l!t:iD j. known
~ tn people in general, c::t.idy Of Tie
fac! tia: !. - SOFIA! ana hsmcYol-'.; IL
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tically social organization. Its meet
ines, though not frequent, were priuci-
rally devoted to repeating the story OF
the patriot soldier anl citizen during
tho war for independence. anal in sing
ing songs AMI Offering thankssivings
aud prayers TO the god o; battles, who
had given them the victory.
Thus matters continued with varied
fortunes to this noble but not numerous
band until tho war OF 1912, when tho
Government cxchcquer being low, pa
litical luminosity strong, the army de-
mora!ixcd, dang threatening our IN
tional existence, ugain Cuiul!bia's irp-
tisEnnl sous revived It's political cllag-
actsr, :!s special Object being 70 Ia:ae
patriotism ADORE p:.:y, Ut tie same tilGa
recognizing !lc rights OF honest persons
TO di:E,- un,a matters Of laj.ic con-
Germ.
Tho revival began n. For. !Iif.in, on
the banks OF inc Delaware. Iic ucca-
sion Of the revival was THAI tho spfi:
Of hatred, strife ana dia;rust. which
hld cGIhit;vrel The people without and
we'll nigh wrecked ou. country, waa
passing within the soldiers garrison,
threatening aaniL!lntioa ui uur ARMY
~ rs own hands. &omr of the murc
iniHentinl and patriotic If ths v"i;;u-
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| PStS aSSuLntu tEn, the person WAS Vice
frcSid0lit Wheeler. who now writes
from Malone, New York, stating that
be never had contract, and that the
Wheeler mentioned is entirely distinct
from himself.
NEw York, July lS.-Thc failure is
cnroupcci of L. E!umgart & Co., ita-
pcrters Of w0olcns aud YES; goods. Tho
estimated liabilities are $iCD, eco, whiIo
the "sscts were TcrT small. The prir-
c!pal creditors arg business houses in
! EacUlc. The failure j.; attributed 10 u
too liberal system Of credits. The firm
is said 70 have lost Inrge suns by the
purchase Of gold.
| CEcINHATT, July I6.-Aiinirs in Car
ter county, Ky, arc still in an unset
tied state. \ young min namci Ham
I:on WAS sLo: there Saturday by sou.c
OF tho Underwood party. Al The pr;s-
omors arrested by the militia wc.o tried
and acquitted. The ciyil authorities
are unable to enforce tho laws since the
withdrawn! Of the militia.
ALHESrowY. July l6.-rhc CoroEcr's
jury in tho case of tho recent terrible
fatal explosion i'll :ho ogc mines near
Macungrc. find that OF divers occasions
before the explosion, lha bo;!or WAS
changed with steam h.yond il, capacity,
tirc:e!y wenAem;ns and strninins il.
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BREYiTiES.

rorn to take charge OF the Hornet mine.
Cnp:uA Jack Crawford. the scout, is
recovering slowly. Buffalo Biil is in
Cheyenne.
JoE FAnEEy has ut length emerged
from sSlf.imrc2rl solitude, u'!6 filled 4
Vacuum i'll society ut Eure:.n.
TnE greater pa:t Of B,ll,Y;Ilo, H.
ineEai2h cI;,aty, ws5 dc.!royrI 10y lire
lash week. The loss il ;529, 800.
= Dsv:uHyn OF - cents Per share,
payable on tAc ::cih inst, las hocn de-
c!"Gcd Oh tie capital s:o2i; OF the Rye
Patch Company.
ECa!aoLDr CoUHrr regards WAshoc's
bill ior convic::ns Rov"r-$3, GUU -as
rather cx;rIya%art. "ad propose 20 oh.
j.c. t" It's payment.
TiE board OF pIrdorH has released
from :hc STATE Prison. Hiram AjcCom-
IGa", John Bean, James BUc.;urr, and
Joha =. Ch"pu:Un.
S:srEEns threw train from nIa nal.
timorl * Ohio track, Tu~';lry, injarine
the cusineeruml Ar.msn aa! ,l.ialgim..
the engine .nI ao.Gu cars.
J.iH P:ocl:e E.,5T.; says Nil the rnur.
ierar" O: Ilnl!a"L AMI Cater GA ihe
Indian HrS".ya'i"m, aoal'., :cH G@ys
a;o, hay" ictn CAPTURED, anl xii! hs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-22


The latest news from tho seen. Of H..
railroad riots III the Last is Of Ia. No.
alarming character. The d.t.,,;,,,
among the former employees Of o.,
road in widely extended, and the 1,.ma
rate measures rcsor.cd to for IL.
lection Of their Interests lid fair -
bring abonr the most disastrous r, sn,,.
n West Virginia, II collision Letw..,,
the stri&crs and the militia il reported
from Mart!nshurG, IN which the striker,
were rcpa!scd only after parties Oh bo,i,
sides were slot. Tho rioters ura re.
ported as still remaining firm in their
purYc8o .. pIuyrmliu" the running Of
truips, IN which t!:ry haze thus "a. been
SuccC ssiGi.
The strikers, who number so men
with forces constantly increasing, lave
Possession Of the baltimore and Ohio
road q! Mart:nsburg and Wheeling, and
aud also the brnrvn road al p,ukcrs-
burg. The pr,4rncc Of tkc State mill
'!a has tie cl:tc: of only further ems.
pe!";in8 the strikers, aul they have
hccn ordered hnmo. Governor Mathews.
hnc;a:; that mijcr llie State law but TIVE,
companies uf nilitin conll hc enrolled
"T provided fo:, ~ being conscious
thai such Il force wUuiL b. wholly innl.
el""'' to protect Property nul prevent
t."o,.Slcd, hn5 ben reluctantly con-
-" 1t - call upon :l.e Federal Govern
EIc"t ion ::Gsi5tnnac. After coasu!ta-
t!on with :!r Secretary o! War, III.
Tr,"iIr'd decided tn g:ant The Gavr:u-
Q! " REQUEST. and tIitri States troops
were crivrc'. Ia proceed Immediately to
HiHliiashUr.;, there 20 report t. Colonel
DclGl'lHiG Il Governor Matthew'S staff.
: proclamation rcciiins the rioiou5
conduct complained ui, and the laws
regulating Federal interference u,.,Icr
The Escacmi circumstances, has also been
iss1cl by lie President. The s;Ium.
:,on ~ II exits il \ very grave one. for
although ti.c Immediate rcs;il, IL chgY
II io.5rc, the serious complications Ger
t"in u gov oU! Of a state Of aGairs
"hich cam drive mrn t. disrrsar! all
legally con .i.-U;.i! authority, s1t;inE
ti.y laws Il: defiance and couImittin.
c.co5aes ioIyi.,m to their na:utal desi.cs
ca'u:ot Lo fs!humeI.
Tho rnn!.i o: ;hg poor are filing NJ
rapidly, #H.i as ihv!r numbers cOu4ii.
fs.. 4 1 Z.