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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
Sem.tor snofrhrI.s Snrrch.

Judge Spoffarl, after being declared
elected Senator from Louisiana for the
! full term. was conducted to the Speak
cr's stand. where ho delivered the fol.
| lowing brief aRI sensible address:
"Gentlemen Of the General Assembly
Of Louisiana: Words aro Inadequate
to express my gratitude for the conf
dencc you rcpOso in mo Hn the compli-
ment it implies rs announced by the
fact that you arc fully aware OF the
| critical circumstances that surround the
State, aud you hnve had before you the
nanes OF so many true, able men who
might perhaps, have served the State bet
ter thnn myself. II will be my endeavur
| to show by acts the gratitude that cali
not be proved by present words. When
l consider the vnst responsibility Of this
Office ut this time, feel no citation at
the great honor it confcrs. feel ruthcr
like invoking the aid Of power higher
than the power Of man. 10 enable me to
do something. however humble. towards
restoring the falling fortunes, and reviv-
ing the ancient glorics Of Louisiana.
tender my profound thanks, especially
to Republican members. who have SO
generously cast their votes for me.
beg to say TINT shall take the concur
rent resolutions adopted last week, M
my letters Of instructions from the peo-
pie Of the State. These resolutions are
in harmony with my own convictions Of
my duty i'll the now crn that is tluwniny
before lie, 80 brilliant with promises.
Tho hearts desire AMI the prayer TO
the God Of tho American people
is now for peace; peace between
tho sections; peace between the rIces:
aye, peace oven between parties,
peace everywhere, and il il be possible,
peace for evcrmorc. There is II wide
spread belief that the fulineSs Of time is
come ut last when these bitter partisan
hates shonld DO supplanted 10y higher
and noblcr aims. 1t is also growing
public sentiment that magnanimity can.
not longer be bauisletl with safety from
the domain Of politics. II the admin
iStratiun OF President Hayes shall grant
To this land white. winged peace, indus
trial progress AMI honest civil Service
Int these Utrecht will be crowned with
the bcnclictiuns Of grateful people.
To do what III lis lies to promote n mol
icy 80 grand. which understand to
have been announced 10y the public ut
tcrunco Of tho presidcut-which un-
derstrrd to lie the pledge embodied in
the resolutions to which / have referred
Is a grand thing; AMI i'll taking leave Of
you now lie assured. gentlemen. that
whatever Of ability and zeal and IntIu.
cncc may command shall lie faithfully
devoted to tho redemption OF your
pledges. rApplause.l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
The Eastern Tynr-CIaItd.

Tho lntcst alviccs from Europe aro
ponlrnntory Of the general belief TINT
y War cannot DO nyerted, mud al efforts
tpr n peaceful solution of the Eastern
problem has been abandoned. News
frpn st. Petersburg is to the effect That
orders laye bern igsyel for the mobili.
zn!ioH 81 tho cntirN Russian army, and
since tho troops i'll Bcssafabia began
Noying towards The frontier q general
movement towards tho south apd west
hns taken plncp: 4 portion OF tho
Turkish iloiilln has taken position at
p point where Il Is expected the Ilus-
Finns will try 10 cToss fhe Danube, anu
II il confidently siuicd that tho Sultan
has decided TO tnku command Of his
nrny on lhnl stream in person. The
Grand yizicr communicates With iiou.
mqnin, relative 10 c9llusion With Tur.
key e prevent the passage Of Russian
troops through her Territory, but dis.
patch from Vienna stntea that RquInnnin
'""''p ~" ''""S'', w VIZ lC'HG'' 'iIH'
shc ~ by the former denied her rightful
privileges md regards the nc;iun Of Fur.
key In designating her M M integral pUr.
ton Of the Turkish Empire rs u gross
tpsnli. The R!ssi"F Charge dAGairs
has been instructed To suspend relations
with Turkey, and dispatch announces
iho nrriHnl Of II detachment Of Russian
troops Mt Buahci.st. 1t IL nov under.
stood that Austria will cooperate
against Turkey, "lso, and TINT England
has notified tho Porto that Ito cnn lonl;
for n.i h-ip t.G;;;; + Ala; ir'rtr. pni unless
some irnpor,gnt ciinngo in tho situation
OCCURS, it looks very much no t,iomgh
the Turk would be Obliged g rely
wholly upo his oYn resources.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
4'fIr ;)cl'Ucrs Mine.

The following eAtiucts IRE from the
lengthy report Of Mr.. VIM. Williams,
Mining Engineer, upon the DrFrccs
mine Of TnscarOra. and published III
the Stock Report OF Tuesday:
Tie DeFrrcs iniur is most fnvorably
located. iirinH il. or about ihr center Of
Inc richest nfnc3 Of tho district, as fol.
lows: The celebrated Grand Prize
mine, lying cast Las feet: the Young
America South, 1872 feet south west;
the CunviS adjoining an the cast; the
Young American North adjoining on the
west, the Hornet. southwest I ,557 feet;
The Dinun southwest I,O20 feet; the
GRAND Central northwest ms feet thu
luSscl nnd Moscow, nOgiL-wcai I.Olo
flct.
Tho entrance tuunrl cStcl.li snuthcr-
~ Oh the course II tho ledge FROM the
main cnStcrly tunnel az feet, iron, which
point nn incline rises to the Ht.,..ce II
distance Of 81 feet, Oh m nmgle Of 10
degrees ON chute Of orc.
F:om tho tunnel the incline extends
IL feet xix inches, nnd incline 30. 2
rises to the surface on n chute Of ore;
th@.c inclincs are suul; 10 feet under
the tunnel aud intcrscct tho bottom
drift.
From incline No. 2 tho tunnel IL cx-
tended 7 feet, running into point Of
horse which splits tho ledge; ono
branch 90 inches widc,' Nearing east
~ degrees, Ii feet inches 10 end Of
drift, aud tho other IL inches wide,
bearing south % degrees, east IL feet. y
| inches To end.
The entYnncc tunnel Is driven south
Of tho mniJ, tunnel on thu course of the
ledge 81 foot, making tile total distance
on the course Of ledge at tho entrance
2jj feet G inches. Tho ledge mt this
point Of tho tWnncl averages two fro
thick, nssnyiug well III both silver and
gold.
| Tho ledge in the bottom drift. - feet
below tho entrance tunnel, is Bix feet
thick. and nsanys fiom 1897 to S.J15 per
ton, silver md gold.
Tho trend of the ledge is north 80
degrees wcSt with Is westerly dip ~ 10
degrees. At II point l0l feet from tho
mouth Of the tunnel All incline is sunk
r. feet, nnd drift driven northwest OH
tho ledge 800 feet, md sonih.cnst 30
feet, making total Of $50 feet at the
Is foot Level.
The incline IL sunk below tho ~
foot level sanIo GS feet, md Inns nbout
20 feet Of water in il which has been
about ten months sccping in.
On tho dump liz about GOO tons OF &c.
loctcd fycc milling ore, nnd hundreds OF
tons more rcInnim Of equally ms high
grnds which hNye not been assorted.
There is four stamp mill some eight
miles from the minc, with II winter right
Of QUO huuiroh and ninoly.ivU (Ig5)
inches NJ Mi sUusonu of the year, which
will run twenty stamps.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
UhC L0Iiiuinnn Srnutorsl,Ip.

Tho latest Political information from
Now Orleans was that tho Legislature
would elect n United States Senator for
the long tcru' yesterday. Judge II. NJ.
Spoiinrrl has received tho Democratic
nomination in caucus. The Judge in
dorscs the policy adopted by tho Prcsi-
dent ever since his Inauguration, md
declare" THAT Mr.. Hayes shnll receive
whatever support hc Gan give him, so
long rs the course thus far followed is
pursued. There nro now absent but
seven Republican momLers; four from,
tho Ilpusc and three from the Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
War Dcs,ln rcd.

II my hopo of q pacific settlement OF
he difficulty between Russia and Tur.
key still existed, tho present Iriuii;0as
Of those powers must Gffcctually tIissi-
pnlc IT. The Gar in his manifesto,
after declaring every honorable means
for the avoidance Of war OH the part
Of Russia. to be exhausted. and in iusti-
fication Of the important stop about to
be tnLen. urging Ike imperative ncccs.
sity OF protecting the Christians Of
Bcsnia, ucrzcgoviria md bulgaria from
further atrocities by tho Turks, issued
the momcTtous order to his army
cross the frontier. The fact that the
Russian Charged Aanirs. with his whole
Staff hns retired from Constnutinoplc,
and that tho Turkish Representative in
RuSsia WAS ordered by his Government
to follow that example, is in evidence
that M open rupture was confidently
expected. Although there has been no
considerable movement of Russiu::
troops al yet, towards the frontier, pleas
mt weather now prevails, and the roads
nre rapidly improving, that in weeks
time their condition will be such us to
favor general advance, at which time
tho war, which has already begun, will
open in terrible earnest. TIC course
Roumauia will pursue in the present
emergency is yet pndctcrInincd. tho as
sembling Of the Chambers for consil-
Grafton OF tho delicate question, being
called yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
From New OIIvnus.

Judge SrolTnrd Was elected United
Suites Senator by tho Louisiana Lcgis.
lHtura, Tuesday, 10y vote Of 10 TO 10,
Bland RECEIVED II and Wiitz /; neces:
s"ry to choice, II. Several rEomi.
ncnt Republicans advocated his cleo.
lion' and recommended tLeir me,abcrs
to east their votes for Spoirard.
The United States troops moved 10
their barracks Oh the saino day, with
ont occnsiuuin& Huy cummotiun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

With singular uranimity the press of
the coast denouncc the Gar Of Russia
for tho part lie lns taken with regard TO
the Inauguration OF tho war IL the East,
mud among all the bitter inyectives
launched against the Russians, not q
word Of criticism Of the course pursued
hy tho Turk, either during the efforts
Of European diplomacy, or prior to that
date, while indiscIiminntely slaughter
ing ilefensclcss women and children by
the thousands, III tho name of AIolam-
med. That Russia in forcing war
uron Turkey. is uc;uated by o desire
for conquest, instead Of, rs alleged, for
the protection of tho Christmas within
Turkish territory, may all he true, but
when Ne reflect that the latter could
hHro avoided tho disNgreenble con-
sequences Il tho war by simply
complying with the rational domnnl OF
christianized Europe for guarantees
from tho Porte that in future Christian
M we'll as Mussclman should receive
protection Mt his hands, and that the
guarantee ~ns hntly refused. whatever
We may think Of Alexander, wo hnye
very little sympathy for the naughty
TUX.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

a letter is purported 10 hNvo been re-
ceived from New Orleans, by parties in
w"shiington' IN which it is stated thnt
NcYeagh. one Of the Louisiana Com.
missionera just returned. expressed tho
opinion TINT since tho recent inyostign-
tions III TINT State, ho is firmly cou-
vinerd that Tilden mud IIcndricks chr.
ried Louisiana ~ the November election
by fair and decided majority. This
admission might hnvO possessed some
value five months ngo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
DOliI:SrICS.

Dor si"rk Of ron 'I,ir Goods IL r.rl-Ir ~ AL
lie departments. aid r"nrrI-cR n full A-snr'-
mSni"t TniSTs. Nrs,ISS. SIIELTISGS, IL.
BLE LISL ~. FLAHSEl.S. ETC. We hAvr EL
~lrS mad" II "nr aim to Place tlIr,e gIrl, br-
fore ils pubic 1T i!ir Inn,ti rarl Prices. AMI
cur PATRONS viii br .Iiv to lMrrLasr item 1t san
rTauci.co rriIrr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

INSTRUCTIONS hay" been sent by tpc
Secretary Of tho Treasury to san Fran.
cisco directing that the rcvcnuc oullcr
Rush shalt com,Ecncc n sumner cruise
along the coast from tho first of May.
The ltnsh will pay PARTICULAR attention
To American Interests in Alaska and on
other grounds, watctrin% The seal fish.
r;i,s. - 10
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
Tile linil OIiciIrIi.

The lsusrian advanced guard which
numbers $4,000 men has comlntuccd
the passage OF tho Pruth. A. cngngc.
mcnt between tho Turks mud Montcne.
etins h"s already tnkOn plnco. in which
ihn former were victorious. and imlnct.
i4!"ls f..=i:.:A i2-;:s#=t: :0w6f,is f;;i15ics.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
Organization OF the Hampton Lckis
y ..... lnturc.

Va 1RAAA>4tIAoh Va h3hG IthahIbtOh lgc1<tS-
lnturc.
The South Carolina Legislature was
called ip session Tuesday by Governor
Hampton. sixty-nine members re-
Fpondcd to the roll.enll for the Wallace
House WHICH adjourned last December,
the Mackey members not being acted
upon: Gleayes, Chamberlain'a Lieu
tcnant-Goycrnor, called tho Sennte to
order and retired from the chair, but
claimed right to retain it. Simpson,
lInmpton's Lieutenant Governor thea
took The chair md made eonciljslory
speech, after which the Lnurcns and
Edgciiell Democrats we're sworn. The
Senate stands fifteen Democrats TO
eighteen Republicans; ogc Of tho latter
votes with tho Democrats, md another
is in Jail awaiting criminal proceedings.
II is thought TINT Willard will be elected
Chief Justice, according TO IIampton's
wish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

s. l.. JONES, Superintendent of tho
Crown Point, received severe cut
ACROSS the bridge of the nose by slrik-
ing against the nir.pipc while blinded
with steam in the 20UO.foot level of tlnt
mine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
DRESS GOODS.

We womb call The especial attention ~ the
Indies I" I'll" fnc that stock II prrs- Goods
liz Larger and more sv''Ct than has ever b.-.n
kori IL ElEu. Hnl aiu"ip ih' III will br :Oum,i Tho
hteH: ftS les, both H. LIaicI lei and color.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

MCDOWELL, who killed FL Dorado
Noll ncnr Dayton, short lime since,
lns been sentenced to the State Prison
for life.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

TnE three boys who recently ran
awny from the Orphans Home mt Car
son, were captured in Virginia City OIL
Monday night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

THE Stock Report, which Is regarded
us good authority on such matters, as
'rts thEt The 81 Con. Virginiu dividend
will Ge paid.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

MASHArrAH S. NJ. Co. shipped Nom
day. is bars Of bullion. weighing ,3u9
pounds, and valued ut SlS,G65 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

JorN j. ErLrY. who was recently
ScnldcG iT tn hot %gtcr IN the Halo
~ N"'eross, mine, died Of his injuries
Tuesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

Six men were drowned hy mountain
torrent which washed Rway their cabins
IN p gnlrlI near whi,claYrn. Pa, on
Sunday last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

We notice br tho RereHe that Lieu
tenant-Governor Adni.s WAS in Austin
Wednesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29

TiE Virginia Gas Company has rc-
1uccd tho p,ico OF gns In Virginia and
Gold Hill to. So per 1900 feet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-29
Z nrI'ets,
Iiont" and Shoes,

LR'Iirh' nnd Gents FUrnINhIDE Goods,
In fact complete stock u! every thing caicuIa-
ted To inGGt the require mcnts Of tho public.
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Il. ID. HANuoUN, rI,oPu1Eron,

II. ID. uAltUoUN, PROPRIETOR,
- Having fitted up In .,..ilr,vLA
ArE1I,ksT elegant lyle Eis NSaHHEs.
!:S4s5nt IA SEw liEsTAUnASr, |NN9ESELS
SSS~-A---SlSa niri having provided himself
Will everything desirable aud necessary for tho
conduct 81 fiRS7.CLL.SS HOUSE. ho would
iDiornI bis ftirMlS AMI the public that At tho
FRENCH R0TISSERIE, on Railroad Street.
Can aiSays bo obtained every luxury that Il pro.
dhccd gu the Pacific CTaSt-wIlsD GAME.
roul.Tti. FISH, nnL Ph STItY AND
MEATS of ALL KINDS.
ALSO.
MEALS At ALL HOURS
At reduced IntrS--JB II nd 10 Cent?.
At the liar will In kept constantly on hHud
. superior assortment OF
Wines, Liquors aud Cigars.
FRESH BALTIMoI n oYsrEus
Furnished In every stris. .. =. -.
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C!o'biaE md Gents nrmiShtnS
(;uu,fs.


N'
i"'o ' " '''>N ''"|,'" !"
clothing. We have suits Som The rLrnl"st Ia
the mot rlHbofatf-OGR ti3 5nSulTJ-nrr ,lI.
edrllr the greatest l~iT.ins rrrr viacrd before
the public. AID all our c!AIbLp will br tnuud
equally cheap IN proportion.
""r "'"et 81 MhNS Fth"ISHfS5 GOODS
""' ''""sH "r"' complete Uui We hnV~ mA'ic
tive. MID It.uti, fucu Will Ht,I tn,
"''"'''"'' '"'"p'''o mo"
Merlin" hn'l canton riAnno
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/. o. 0. +. ''
1INHE ffFrY-EIGnTH ASSJsERSSKYt OF
American aLi Fellowship Will 10 eeIs>
DRAFTED At .,....-sL
CORN UcTPIA.,
Thur"'IHy Evening. May aI,
by tho institution Of CurmuropGn II,,lgc No. -.
i.O. u. T., together Wish
GRAND BALL AND suPPEN.
Tho cSrrclH"s will be rs follows:
hnltc tiSrAI.IATinS ~ the of1.Ors II
lhr Lodge by lIr"iher y. 4. YeAtcI Special u. %.
Hranh Master.
P.H. " " Z
AbDIlESS on ON rEiidJwsIiIP-IIy iIro.
~ D. Mcnclitni. I. q. Hep aud Fast :. d. q.
Tia" whole intCrslrrrscd with appropriate
fu,tNic. .. .''
AZ tho foregoing will ho open aud free 60 th"
lHihllc. Ia whom cordial Invitation {" lie pres"
uIt irrSirndrh Tho eScr:Isrs viii commence
II eight o'clock rbafp. ..... -.r...ssffs
Tho Entertainment will close With grand
dane anh snpprr.-thU supper to 10 served Al
THE C0nHUCOrIA HOUSE. ~
rIckch fur Dance uu,L supper, -.
by order ~
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Cttnueopio ,Ar,llfo s,9nns
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CIntIllI

Dry Goods,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-04
sLAcksvRM AND WALL.
wo Captured Dakota D-.peraas.s.

The Two Captured Dakota Desperaaoss. |
A reporter Of the Cheyenne Leader has
interviewed the notorious road agents, with
the following results:
!, Rsacling the Hills, Blackburn began
trading horses" and he said:
whenever man wanted TO trade with
me and saw chance to make something
out Of. him ! traded"
When asked if he had ever robbed .
coach, Blackburn quickly said no, and
added that he had never even stopped o
coach. He said that people got 'down on
him" and gave him hard name, and then
the sherlffs and soldiers commenced chasing
him, bht he didn't know what they wanted
him for.
When asked if he had hand in the
murder of Johnny Slaughter, last March, he
said that he could prove by Deadwood
man that at the very hour the murder WAS
committed he was sitting in the Bella Union
variety theatre in Deadwood. He expressed
strong desire to see Marshal Slaughter.
Johnny's father, a. he had high regard for
both father and son.
Speaking Of the Cuny murder, Blackburn
said that when that occurred he was sitting
in Bownan'sSix Mile ranch, beside Cuny !,
who had just arrested him. He said Web
ster shot Cuny although Blackburn didn't
zee the shot fired; that he then pulled his
own revolver, ran out, mounted the fret
horse he saw, and fed. Carr inquired which
route he took from the ranch, and Black
burn said that he went from there to Lara
mie city by route Of his own selecting. He
rode four days and was then but ten or IF
teen miles from Laramie, whent e proposed,
a. their supplies bad Civ out, to go into
Laramie and get somehing to eat. w. .bstel
refused to 90 in, hut that night BlackburE
rode in, visited a grocery, purchased bacon
ETC., read some newspapers lying on thu
counter, which happened to contain the in
formation that Taltot and squad of caval
~ we're on his trail.
He and Webster started for Fort Pierre
but Webster left him. and Wall came along
The two then Travelled together unit
about six weeks ago, when Seth Bullock
made two unsuccessful attempts to captur,
the pair at Crook City, since which tim,
Black burn claims to have been alone, unit
he was "picked up by Woody, two week
ago, and forced to ride stolen stage horse.
He says the man caught with him is no
Wall, but Woodby.
Blackburn ia anout 5 feet 8 inches i
neighti Welgns Aoo pouuus uas sEay'oiu
eyes, dark hair, and has about week
growth Of beard. He seems despondent. bu
tries to assume an air of bravado when ad
dressed. He is good-natured, talks freel,
but slowly, and is trying hard to resig
himself to his fate.
Bidding Blackburn farewell the reporte
approached the wounded prisoner, and asl
ed if his name was Wall. No reply y,
given, but when the reporter again turne
10 Blackburn, the silent chap spoke, 50.
} ing:
\ II don't want to talk, and now that tn,
, call me liar when deny that l am Wa
l won't answer any questions"
In reply to other questions the fellow sai
that he vas between Is and 80 years of ag'
that he didn't know his height or weigh
and that he wouldn't feel any more iii
talking in the morning than at night.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-06-14
The Russian, Cavalry.

A Russian cavalry brigade kecently
passed through Bucharest. A regiment
of hussars was led by a young Russian
lady wearing the full uniform of the reg
iment and mounted on a magnificent
charger. 1t was the Princess Demidof,
daughter of the honorary Colonel and
proprietor of the regiment, who spends
ten thousand dollars year upon it. No
crack Russian heavy cavalry is SO well
mounted, the horses averaging sixteen
hands, comprising chestnuts, whites,
brswns. and bays respectively. The
squadrons have extremely powerful ami
mails. The men are uncommonly heavy
for hussars, but are very fine regiment.
The Don Cossacks made an especial i'm
preston on the fair spectators by reason
of the extraordinary good looks of the
men, who are mostly fair, have classically
regular features and fine athletic figures
They have the quaintest imaginable
wild music, consisting only of cymbals
and bird whistles, accompanying a choil
of about thirty singers. chanting sad, un
reasonable airs, but in good tune ant
harmony. The Cossacks mount mere
ponies, but these animals are as hard a
iron, quick-paced, and tame as cats
though only ridden with a single bride
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-06-14
A Nice Surgical Operation.

About year ago little boy named
William A. Dressed, son of Charles
Dressed, No. 272 South Broadway, Balti-
more, was troubled with swollen nerve
in his left cheek, and so painful was it
that it was with diffiulty he could par
take Of any food. Aphysician was con-
suited, and he prescribed medicine, of
which the boy took large quantities with
but little relief.
1t was afterwards found that the medi-
cine had salivated him, causing one of
the teeth to decay to mere shell. The
tooth was extracted, and the next day
the boys head was swollen to an enor-
nous size, and in few days mortifca-
tion set in. A strong acid was applied
with a cameps hair brush to his
cheek.
DR.. George B. Reynolds was then
called in and upon making an examina-
tion of the case said the jawbone was en-
tirely dead and would have to be re-
moved. This case was very rare one,
and required great delicacy in removing
the bone without the use of 'I'knife
which has, however, been done, portions
of it having been taken out from time to
time, until few days ago the last piece
was removed, and the boy is now en-
tirely recovered and enjoying his usuaI
good health; casual observer would moi
notice the absence of the bone at all.