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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

Tangipahoa@Per schr Lille Dhnn-40 cords wood
to mastsr
Bayou Laoembe--Per sehr Hattie M-27 cords
wood to mas
Bayou Laeombe-Per sohr Mary Jane--1e cords
wood to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19
STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.

MORGAN LINE u. q. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
The following low-pressurs Iron Steamships
HhhLsN YflB LAM ''neG q, HARRIS, ". q. HEwEs.
MORGAN, JOsEPHINE. 81. MARY
GussIE q IHT ,,fT WHtTTHlEY ~ YAopfdfK HgKKoAlNsos
ARKANSAS. now building.
Plying from Morgan City. In connection with
Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19

-. August III 1877.
L1ghterags to Corpus Christi iii any at risk
and expense Of eopsignees.
Freight for st. Mary's and Fulton landed at
Hockport.
Freight for all the above points received at the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot Of Lafayette street. daily. until y. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19

Iighterage at Brazos Santiago at risk and ex-
pense of consignees.
Freight received for and bills lading signed
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad
as per new tariff, less 8 per cent. until further
notice.
Freight payable In gold
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19
BATON ROUGE.

Leaves every MONDAY at D. na.. and FRIDAY
n-. at 10 m
Lx2&k1* The passenger steamer
&4x&dA ST JOHN
Frank Eergeron, master. J. O. Bergerons ciera
Leaves as above for Baton houEe, a;s rlaa;aasa
rsturning every SUNDAY and WEDhkcDAE
EVENINGS. toa~ao-.
III o. MELAHOOS - ht"~"''e
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19

OpELOUsAs.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
REGULAR 0PELoUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at .. M, eommene-
t. - ron WASHINGTON. 0PELOU-
s P9 s1t sfrfs n ssgsa smmseer g hg gnsss1 ssss
Atehafalaya river and Bayou gourtableau-Th
flrst-elass sidewheel passenger steamer
TRENTON,
James L. Robbins, master. Gabe Block. clerk
will leave as. above. For freight or passage ap-
Wy o'A ~ Io1tD h MopEAKE. 4s Camp street.
Y. 9. DQNOHUE. 76 Gravisr street.
au1 Il JANNEY d WORK 1oe Common St
rEEauhAa M lal o1gEh2gshss 3 Eh2g Az ] RAyk \, IT.
Vii se .ea' and aFS 81 sbanes he Uassea os
Atehafalara RiYer and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and lieht-dra1nf nnmTma. sssahmsra
HI. Broad. master. Theo. John. CLERK,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap'
ply Il oBBRJTToN sGa5ao N EppLER 8, ersvler street.
Hift H aPAan dahh oGRStS'h Teho"ptoaas aass Street
a. % oseAy VII svss tbpeux iphs bs
iedino 10 Bayou Rsuf. ia2stf
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 8 p. M.
.na1R5EsA foE %AsaiNsafSN, ofEaogg: II aegg
Atchafalaja river and Bayou Courtableau-
very light drsf. & Eassse1pNgTs1. ssse1pNgT.s,ws stssFps, sT
A, r. Trousdaie, Master; T. b. Schmidt. clerk
viii positively leave as above. For freight OF
passage apply on 6plpH 6qara Z O. rt99R11N * Asapta
- No. Tehoupltouas street
Connects closely with boats for. Bayou Des
Gaizes and barges for Bayou Beuf. aui9
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19

HTEAMHoATH.
Robt Young Tsrrebonne. from Donaldsonviile
Martha, Bassett, from over Coast
Mary Ida. RUIZ. from Upper Coast
Isabel. OPrv, from Lower Coast
Texas, Kay, from Grand Ecofe
FLATBoATss
Guys boat. from Kentucky
Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Hnasoh-Assoi eeo
J,dsa
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19
STEAMBOATS,.
He'd R,ysr ana Texas,

He'd River ana Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED HIVER TRANS
PORTATI0N COMPANY. AND TEXAS Pa
.CfFIG HALLWAY AND CONNE0 rIONs.
Through bills OF lading md through passsn-
ger tickets to all landings on Rcd River, and all
RAILWAY stations In Texas. The best route to
The following splendid and fast steamers
composing the line will leave as advertised be-
low:
j j. 4 1 nsrss s Sstis < toass sssns Esaas Esas MOI,
w. s sys. fSR RSRnlfa nslfah6savEroRT haa RaT9 95EFFEB
gen ses III n0 gsd sP hissr gs aa and "a raWss Ihna,
stations in Texas.
w. ,. Bel,an, Geo. =. wilkinson, master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. August a. ut p M.
Bonnie Lee, Noah scovell master.
Leaves SATURDAY August 25. at y. IN.
No .wfsrfboat charges. drayags or commission
will be charged at mouth of Red River. or at
N5w Orleans. In forwarding freight consigned
to- the company by bill lading.
boats Or a he once of ffe The company. m any NO. iii
aravier street. JOS. A AJKEN Al Inkd PRESIDENT. dent
III HlTH oAH1tfS tSRp RReasfnT2h nsPh$EH asss
Weekly Grand Ecore Packet.
H-% = FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT
ARa1&k& gomsry, Alexandria. .Norman'ss
zAses Barbin's and way landings-Ths
'''''---0A TEXAS,
lin place of New Bart Able.)
H. s1nn0tt. master.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at D. m.
VIII leave regularly as above. For freight eE
r.. w. ADAMS,
No. u Commercial Place,
ward freight consigned to steamer Bart Able
| free OF charge. ja7g
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19
HTEAMHoATH.

Steamship Hudson, Gaaer from New York 11th inst
to A MeHltoa--2d Dis 8
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19

I~E%zs. For Corpus Christi, Fulton and
sMAalsaa. ST. Mary's. via Rockport-The iron
steamer ST. MARY,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19
MARINE NEWS.
oFFTUE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
August 10. 1871 J


Ne elearances at the Customhouse yesterday
Arrived.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19

IIHf BVa LET
Guys boat, from Kentucky
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19

Cincinnati Commercial, August 16:
Capt Charlie Miller left for Louisville on the
Ben Franklin last evening. His new steamer,
the Vanderbilt, now being built at Jeffersonville.
will be ready TO launch by the middle Of sseptem-
her Her machinery is ready, and her boilers
will be completed next week. The boilers, four
in number VIII be 80 feet long and AZ inches IN
best sheet iron, with only one seam and firmly
rivsted. Each boiler over the fire will be sup
piled with sheets OF steel four feet square.
St. Louis Republican, August l6
The Carondolet, now here, will start South
about the 18th of September to engage 10 the
Mempais and New Orleans trade. Capt. Hicks
will back her out from Memphis on Wednesday,
that having been his day for many years.
IBy Telegraph
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1S.-To Jos. A. Aiken, New
Orleans: Three feet Stick water in reach very lit
tie more below. Saturdays boat must bring
barge. G. P. TRUSLOW,
Master steamer Dawn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
The Mint investigation.

The StOck Exchange snys: The Mint
investigation is rapidly developing into
magnificent whitowashing operation.
The Chairman of tho Commission has
constituted himself the special friend
and champion OF Gen. LaGrnnge, the
accused Superintendent. and the latter
really needs no attorney to defend his
cnse, although no has three in attend
ance, Marshall, Stewart. and Grent-
house. Tho prosecution is represented
by tho leading acumon Of tho "Prosi-
dents frienh," Frank PiIley, but oven
this irrGpressible advocate finds il up
hill work when the Chairman Of tho
Commission refuses point blank to be-
lieye his witnesses. Perhaps the SOON
er the farce ends the better. Tho re-
suit will be tho same. AL tho ugly
features in the case will bo wiped out
by the owlish obslinacy OF Chairman
Low, who will simply say, "I don't be-
lieye 'em." Liudermnn will, Of course,
concur, and tho verdict OF mot guilty
by my means" bo rendered.. But tho
public will havo formed IN opinion,
and that opinion will really be tho law
and the verdict OF tho cnse.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
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A-hSI'nh Fcci'hs HO"ar1l ISu5Hla.
1t is becoming apparent that the Rus
sian successes are exciting the Jealous
fears OF England. The feeling mani
tested at the recent cmbarkh.ion Of
English troops for MALTA, was i'll strong
contrast with the slight interest exhib-
tied on n Eimilnr occnsion but short
time previous. The rapid aid almost
unobstrGctcd advance of tho AIuseovite
into Turkish territory has evidently
caused great uncnsinesS in England,
whether she has just grounds for alarm
or not. According to lnto dispatches,
the feeling Of tl,r soldiers on leaving
Portsmouth few dnys ngo were given
expression i'll enthusiastic cheers for
the Turks. Violent anti Russinn pam
phiess found thcir way in lurge numbers
among tho soldiers, and although it is
claimed that their distribution Was
through nuInown persons, the fact re .
manned without nn effort nj supprcs.
sion. y regular campaign By tho eE-
tire Russian press against EaSland' is
reported to have been opened, and in
view of tho fact That Egyp;isn troops
have been equipped by English money,
it il maintained that tho latter is even
now i'll onna hostility with RUSSIA.
From the latest action of the English
Government affecting tho beiIigcrcnt
powers, it would appear TINT il open
aggression has not been determined
upon 1t intends TO at least pluce itself
i'll position to exert powerful innu.
tiuence i'll iinnl settlement il possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Bosphorus because il is supposed Rus
sia would not bo slow in seizing GallIp-
oil and the Dardanclles fort.
Aziz Pnshn, one Of the best Turkish
officers. has been killed in q skirmish.
Tho Montenegrins have blown up the
outworks Of Nicsics aud are now bonn
harding the fortress from all sides.
Tho Times Bucharest dispatch snys
the tussians nrc organizing municipal
governments in Knlufer and other towns
held by them south Of the Balkans.
There has becnn horrible massacre
Of Dulgarians by the Dashi- -Bazouks at
iepi Saghrn. Not single soul would
have escaped but for tho arrival Of the
Turkish regulars. Tho Dashi-D zoukn,
Circassians and irregulnrs trent nll the
villages they pass thu same way, burn-
ing, ravishing and pillnging.
CETTISoE. July 2S.-Tho lombard
ment Of Nicsics is continuous. The
Montenegrin chief, Yicolics. destroyed
two moro block houses. Several houses
in Nicsics are on fire.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, July 2S.-The cxo-
dus of.the inhabitants Of the threatened
districts continues en- masse. The
Russian retrogrNde movement towards
Yeni Saghra is regarded rs piece of
strategy. Tho Philipopolic railroad
hus been restored.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
EcIY Patents.

Through Dewey e. Company, Patent
agents, San Francisco, wo receive tho
following list Of United Stntes patents
granted 10 Pacific Const inventors, viz.
Thomus a. Cochrnnc, s. T., orc
stamps: Matthew Palcn and Daniel
Sexton, S. T., nquAriums; John A..
Woodward, S. F., coal elevators; John
a. Woodward, S. f., grain elevators;
William g. Alexander, Wiunemucca,
New, windmills; Lewis Cutting. S. T.,
soldering tools; Andrew J. jtevcni
Sacramento, Cnl., {rcissue), piston
packing: Ernest II Lilientinl, S. f.,
tdcsign), liquor TASKS; Thongs II. Dny,
S. T., improvement in gripping devices
for rope tranways; FloyGd ITcavCncr
Laramie City, Wy0., Improvement in
car coupling; jas. Z. Prcs'un, Gold
Run, Cnl., windmills; William B. Nor
ris, Collnsvillo, Gnl., mill picks; Al.
marin Paul. s. F., pan a,nalgnma-
tors. Henry NJ. Srow, S. T., wood pave
mcnts; AlDnrin Is. Haul, S. T., (rcis.
suo), sclfdischnrging pulverizing bar.
rel for Orcs: 1fass Brothers, $. L. and
n. Y, Uradomnrks), n. Y. refined pct
rUlcum, teas md yeast powder; Well
man, Peck 5 Co., S. T., (lrOdcInark). J.
oils.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
No Nreo Political Discussion In

Have they fool-killer in Scotland2
If SO, it is time for him to sober up
and attend to busines; il not, then the
British Government ought not to loso
day in appointing one.
In recent lecture delivered to the
law cluss in the University Of Glasgow.
by Prof. Lorimer, wo find the following
language:
"But what assert is, that America,
as it at present exists, and as 1t existed
for n cong time previous to the civil,
war, combines in lis internal govern
mont most ofthe evils Of despotism
rs we'll rs of o democracy, and exposes
foreign governments, in dealing with it,
to the danger arising from both OF these
forms of government. The chief reas-
Oh why n despotic country is dangerous
to its neighbors, rs huve already indi-
cated; is that you cannot reason with It
directly; you cannot get Mt it ns you
get ut u free country-through its press;
It is not permitted to listen to what you
have to say to it in support of your
claims or your remonstrances, and it
becomes acquainted with them only
when it experiences the consequences
OF their rejection.
Now, tho very Same difficulty exists
in denling with America. King Mob
has there gagged the press as effectunlly
Gs any brother despol that ever gave n
warming. He will not ullow himself to
be spoken to except in accents of adu-
lntion and assent, and If you approach
him in any other tone, the only answer
which he deigns to mako to you is re-
assertion Of his former position, MS con-
iident aud uncompromising as if 1t pro.
ceeded from tho Comte do Chnnibord or
Pho Nino himself
Strange and almost Incredible rs it
seems to us, tho sod and instructive
fnet is attested by writer's OF the very
highest authority, native md foreign,
TINT this democratic country has shut
itself out from he advantages Of free po-
WieGl diseusTion 30 effectually TINT it is
perhaps not too much to say that no
monurchical State in Europe over was
MS impervious to the voice OF counsel
from without rs America has been dur
ing the present century,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

TnE Piocho Record publishes lottcr
to Sheriff Mexico from @. ". Hunph-
roys Of Snntn Anna, Los Angeles coun-
ty, in which II is stated that McMnnuS,
one Of the parties engaged in tho kill
ing Of Holland and Carter on tho Ma
hopa reservation, is kncwn in TINT place
Ha notorious desperate. Mr.. lumph-
ruys states that about year ngo Me-
Mnnus shot officer Titchenal Of Santa
Anna. who was attempting to arrest
him on warrant, for misdomcanor,
Nnd says lhnt thero would DO no difti.
Guilty Of convicting him Of high crimcs
down tbnt way, il no escapes punish.
mcnt in tho present instance. This
showing will probably have tho effect
OF weakening the plea set up by Mo-
Aauus that the killing TO which no wns
II party was merely in seit.deicnso.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
Dcnth OF DnnIel 4. Ncll.

Tho Salt Lnko Tribune of tho 9th re-
cords tho suicidal death OF Dan Il Bell
at his room i'll the Valley House, Salt
Lake City, about 8 o'clock Thursday
morning. Tho fatal net was induced
by determination to escape prolonged
misery from IN iucurable cancer by
which he had long suffered, unable to
obtain the slightest relief. lie recently
returned from San Francisco, and met
his wife and child nt tho Valley House.
Conversing with his friends in hope
less way, he assured them that his limo
was very short. After finishing some
letters which he wns busily engaged in
writing in his room up to late hour,
he went to his wife's bed, bid her and
his little child good night. aud return
ing to his own room, sent n bullet
through his brain. Decoused was an
old Pacific Coaster, md ono of the pio-
neers of this State, having migrated to
the Eastern part at the time Of the
Reese river excitement. He WAS widely
known throughout this country MS the
builder of some of the best quartz mills
in Eastern Nevada. lie was the Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff of Lah-
der comfy several years ago, but after
hot contest was beaten for the posi-
ton by Ben Sanborn. Many OF the
old timers will still remember the feel.
ing manifested in that election. The
deceased WIS member OF the Masonic
fraternity, and by that order was buried
on Friday evening ut o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

TnE Wnrd Rcirr says that Il bas
learned few particulars concerning the
late shooting aifray mt Hunter. IL nh.
pears TINT II man named Kelley, who
Keeps n restaurant next door 10 Han.
lcy's saloon, got into row In the Int.
tor plncc, md finally became so nbus.
Two TINT the constable waa cnllcd to
take him AWAY. Tho constable md fl
night wntchmnn promptly nuswcrcd tho
summons, ana as thoy came into tho
saloon Kelley made u movement ns
though in tho net Of drawing n six
shooter, when tho constable nnd watch.
man covered him. Ono OF tho pistols
wont off by accident, nnd Immediately
the shooting bccnmc general. Kelley
was iinnlly arrested aud found to 10
shot through the thigh; another rnam Ind
one Of his fingers badly damaged, md
still another, who was coming np the
street at tho time, received bail I'm
the foot.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

The system OF homeopathy was fonnd
ed upou the theory thRt diseases should
bo treated by tho administration of
such remedies rs when given TO heal
thy person will produce symptoms sim.
liar to those from which tho patient
is suffering; in other words, simlid sim
iiiJus eurdhiur-like cures like-nud
that medicine should bo given in infin-
itesimal doses. Homeopathic medicines
hnve been usually, il not universally,
administered i'll globules. ... ..-.,.
In view Of these facts, recent cor
rcspondence published i'll tho London
Lance! is extremely interesting: "Dr.
George myldO is tho Vice President Of
the British Homeopathic Society. On
tho pn;t Of himself and associates, he
makes overinrcs asking whotl,rr there
is no grouad for reconciliation between
tho old school OF medicine md his OWE.
He says that British homcopatkists
have Discarded their gloLules and i'll
A'N"iS "hN bi'o "oScS vi tiAHiOlc
strength sufficiently lnIge to effect the
object. They admit that Iiahnemann's
views were often cxtrnvagnnt and iu-
correct; thcY will accept the dictum of
llippUcr@tes that Gomo diseases nre to
DO cured by sinIilnrs and somo by con-
tr"rics, nud therefore, adds the Doc
tor, ''it is unwiso and incorrect to as-
sumo the titlo Of homeopNthists." This
looks to is MS il the Vice President OF
the British Homeopathic Society had
admitted his school Of medicine all to
the devil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Indinn outrnHcs Ia ttn Black IIuIS.
News from DGadwuud OF tho 2Gth
ins'. reports great excitement ut That
place owing 10 1mdinn dcprclntions IN
the vicinity. Itorscmcn were arriving
in hot lnsle from the cnmps md ranch.
es. bringing details OF ircRlI murder and
outrHgcs by tho Indians, who appear to
lnvo left tho Ggeucics and nrc iniesting
tho country in Nil directions. Some
twenty tnurdcra nre reported. somc OF
tho killed being well known citizcns Of
Dendwood, who wont to tho relief Of
Lieut.. Iemly nnd tho surveying party,
Nearly cvory ranch OH Rcdwntcr In
Srcnfiish valley Ia destroyed. The
County Commissioners have proclaimed
n Grcwhrd OF $3.50 for every Indian killed
or captured within the county. 4 cour.
Ter from Spnarllsh had just brought
news Of tho return OF Lieut.. LcDIiy and
pnhy tothat place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

hpvfcEs from Snu Francisco last
night were to tho effect thnt although
on Thursday night oil was quiet, %
grcnt number Of prominent mon who
were conspicuously opposed to tho
rioters Ind been notified by tho mob
yesterday That their property and places
Of business would be burned. Whether
or not tho incendinry threats have boon
carried into execution wo hHve not yet
learned. s5., Hl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

In MI address at Bourgoss Tho other
day, President MacMahon defended tho
course he had recently pursued, md
which hns met with such general op-
position from the French people. lie
claimed that the objection to his action
arose from misnpprchension of his
nims md intentions, maintaining TINT
he bad been totally misreprcscnted. In
support OF tho assertion that no was
alone nctuated by desire to maintain
peace abroad nnd order Mt homo, ho
cited whnt ho claimed to be fact, TINT
there had been 10 violation of the con-
sliiuLion, interference with liberty Of
conscience, or jcopardizing Of foreign
relations, and wRs gratiicd that tho
cHlumnics industriously circulated by
his enemies had been estimated at their
real Yaluo by public good sense, both nt
home mud nbroRd, and declared that no
Misrepresentation can prevent him
from fulfilling his Giins with the MD Of
those who have hitherto supported his
policy. Ilo expressed cntiro conf.
demco that tho nation would ro.
spond to his appeal and choose rep.
resonlntiycs who will terminate tho
conflict.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
Very respectfully.
w. V. EEISHAnr,
United States Indian Agent.

unlted StatcS lndian Agent.
With respect to the, fears of our peo.
pie, referred to by Mr.. Rinehart, wo do
not believe that any nre entertained.
Some alarm was felt among the isolated
settlers during tho active hostility OF
Joscph's band in Idaho, as it was
thought not improbable that the defec.
ton would extend to tho peaceful tribo
Of Shoshoncs, but as not the slightest
disposition to avail themselves of such
n propitious opportunity was manifest.
cl, nil uuensiness which might hnvo
fingered hns, We have reason 10 be-
lievc, entirely passed away. Tho in
vestigation of reported troubles by
Agent Gheen resulted i'll tho discovery
that they were nll utterly gouudless.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
\ New Phase oc ,nc Currency Question

After all the learned argument
upon, and discussion Of, tho nll-impor-
tnnt question Of how best TO manage the
finances Of tho country for the relief of
lis citizens, il seems to have remuined
for tho nStutc Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury to solve the vexationa problem.
The popular theory has been that the
principal cause of thu stagnu!ion OF
business was the want of money to n
great extent induced 10y the contraction
OF the currency. Tho Assistant Sccrc-
t@ry says tho contraction Of the curren-
cy III not tho csuse Of tho wido.sprCnd
distress complained Of, because there
Is no contraction. lie then, in
support Of this novel propu
ailion. goes Oil TO show that the
whole difficulty is occasioncd hy too
much money. in proof Of which. he
Blutos that tho records show nenrl, one.
fifth Of tho whole valuo OF United
States notes now voluntarily on deposit
in tho Treasury for safe keeping, with.
out interest; money heavily ucCumulnt.
ing i'll all the banks, and interest on
commercial paper lower than IL hns
been for years.
Secretary Sherman, however. holds
that tile trouble is mniply attributable
to tho absence Of demand for Our
manufactured products, which cx, ,rlana.
ton will, we opinc, 10 much moro gen.
orally accepted, than Tint advanced by
his Assistant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

TnE Reno JonraM OF the 25tb says:
Tho meat shipping association nro
not idling, but nre pushing mattcis
vigorously. Tho ground purchased
for thO slaughter house has been sur
voycd nnd Is being cleared OF sagcbrush.
Tho contract for tho stone foun.
dGtiOn hnJ been awarded TO Mr.
Dcnham, who hns already commenced
erecting II. Tho building Is TO 10 COX
40 aud ono story high. The slaughter
house Ia to tHko tho cnst hnlf OF the
building, tho retrigcrn.ors will DO in the
northwest and southwest corners; tho
canning department will occupy tho
Souti wing and the hides take up tho
north wing. a car tr0ck will extend
so,no iifty feet into tho building, and
will bo continuation Of what is pow
called tho prison side truck. Work will
bopushed forward M rapidly M possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

1r now appears that tho reports OF tho
riot IN Chicago were very much oSnggor.
Htcd, particularly us 10 tho loss Of life,
which was largely oYerstnted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

Ar bingham on Thursday, a son OF
a. Ccrcghino, aged nino ycnrs. whilo
playing with loaded pisol, accidentally
shot his little brother, oged six. tho
bnll passing through his stomach, re.
sulting in his death an hour aftcrwnrd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

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