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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
THE READING PliLRO4D Strike.

ITS EFFECTS CHIEFLY FALL on TIE STRIhERS-A
PUBLIC STATEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-President GOwen
of the PLiadol pha and Reading Railroad Company
makes thrcc-coluInn statement in the Ere1,ing Buefn
today III justification Of the course Of the company IN
Diminishing all engineers belonged to the Brother
mood. 1t appears that the company had received the
usual notice Of strike in a demand for increase Of 20
per cent. without waiting for the strike take place,
the company forced the issue 10y notifying such Of
locomotive engineers belonged to the Broth erhoOd
that they must choose between the company their
association. They acted promptly, because several
months perfectly authentic information received
tnat the Reading Railroad Company had been selected
on account OF It's supposed financial weakness rs the
next victim upon which the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers inic visitation for the purpose of
establishing It's claim 10 control inc railway iTdiC Of The
country
Pr, dent Gowcn SAYS There are 500 or 400 men,
twothIrda whom bclOna c la the brotherhood,
who voluntarily quit their places a! are c0era-
ted together to disturb ana annoy their old employ
belief that they induce its employees ter
posts such ga extent as t. compel ~ against ITS VIII
again 10 tthc 'i hiO us employ nthl ana t.c bt tcf-
hood OF Locomotive Engineers throughout jIp United
States usng us influence ami wasting means IN aid
of this al ard and Insane scheme The Hcg claim thus
put ogtn is That It's members have TIE right refuse
30 work Tor any Particular company, for 10 tLis there
can BE- dUuD bat = that The Brother Loco
Engueei, can Orco any company 10 employ It's
uICHbtis.
le result Of the strike il given this following state
mont: Up to Saturday might Tie 2lst ms. OF a
total OF $50 old engineers We had LOST but Us out or
$50 lc.neu lost bat IL, and OF liGJ cUmHuCtOrs
AMI bfakCncu lost bat -, that 80 pm OF
peTenccd train hands yes remain The Tie
coinpany and since saturday the applicants 10 return
have been greater Than The dcsertiUns And 1t may
without cXdsscniiOh b stated that Tor every vacancy
there al icds; % aplcaiis and IN order 20 guard
AGAINST ans luther surprise trcucLcIJ TIE COMPANY
has large reserve Of oAtrA ensinceis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
pISSENGERS ARRLVEn.


From HAvRE-In stermytip L,5caeiog April 26.-The
Hon Caleb Cushing Mr.. Brusch Nh and MIS-. Ferro i+
Nlaui. L. Hare T. Ciaasie, r. Gu, L. Gam v AItIsgs9
MIR and -ustenial Nrs. h. Puchot ana ,h NI. VII
len6,. Nj salyco. T. Gaa. Mrs NJ Peerebat Chas RoSs
NJ Martini Mr. and Mrs. Nenrose Z. Richard Mo Adam
and cLIi Mrs. NJ. AmoEll, Isaac solomon ~ frlehei =
r1anetfi p bertrand. Mis- Jean thr-ien
Mrs UlTich Beer I. NcngcT G. Dauwaier Baderhch,r
b. Lambeth Joseph Nest. Batlsta BenCtu, iaise
Pjneag BlrdOu r. Padoga, b. Siguoyl, J. Ambrose, H.
rrai Win Methene and AIrs. j. gduor ANA children
a. Gioy0notlI Cha oh, H. BaelnEgeT \. LGfmuSlr. A.
-cham r. Matthew. j. loDtsnosgur Chauyrt T. Hdrioaln
4 Ir'.cr r. Howald r. SIuta-, MIS-. -. Roster. ittrte
Sciu Prrre Morizal, Mrs Pierre NOn11ai ard children
Mira Adele Ihrig j. hanmcs, o. Jonan
F,riuand Sdier jacques Scha J. Maurcr Frederic MOf
J. Hurn r. Mathys Mr.. AMI MIS-. Chari ana children, Mr.
and Sifs Louis aud Aug. Pcoaud T. ralgho Augiste seh
cher Couelat r. Eyis'uan, t. He.drnDtrS j. Schhezl
Nicola, Fos,l j. Muller, L9us taoli j. C9ntn LOUIS GO
yaurt Paul Mora, Mr. Wolf vile aud > children M ana
Mira Norfinon and children. Mrs Aurora haz1, Miss sar
Bnd servant
Ilsbury and cli COi. {. Allen anu servant, Nj
4. ". kObiusDn aui sOn, ar and MIS-. d.
baldwin Mr. l.. W. Reel Thomas Williams, MIS-
u.hasiOpf VII Jameson, Mr. ard MIA. Charles Poor
and child Miss \. Moran. Mis- A. Allen, T. ". AleI G. 20
L,ran. Mn James Taylor, lieut. H. /. Haskell G. Medina
Joagui Monte p Escaa Ions Aquia joaquin Perez and
broher Russell, L. DAVIS As j. j. Ciafk Frank Good
man sir ana I. Lopez, Mr. and Mrs. y. iinbald, y.
MESA Or TrcquerOz. ~ Conan, Dr. Speyor, a. A Asce
y Bracket, L. 10 Aobebhann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John n. WasseIman, a milk dealer Mt NO. 4l9
East Ffteenthst pleaded guilty In the oOur OF pensIs
Sessions Yesterday selling watered MIX 'uuse ""e
sleeve fined him SO
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Jonn
Jarfvani pleaded guilty assault upon Annie COos ia
Gtandst night OF April 20 and was sentenced Dy we
cOrder Hackett Ave years imprisonment Ia the oae
Prison.
Mr. Stoughton occupied the entire session OF th Inc
Mine trial yesterday summing uQ the case IU te
painh concluded at the tire OF ldonrnneh
lie will probably close is argument this morning "heh Juose
Wallace will charge the jury.
Charles Never and IsadOre Schilling were held In
81 1000 bail each at the Jefferson Market Police ont
day charged with defaulBg Mrs. sarah King of 500 Ine
that their trunks detained nor duues a.o
offered watch security, besides promising ue g vi
silk DRESS
In the United States District Court before Judge
Blatchf0r second trial Of the suit brought W Dne ooNo
ment against Garrett the forfeiture OF s property
resulted verdict for the Government Dyol han oes
ur. yonsy convicted the criminal branch o .hoDhsa
illicit disieTy the present suit was fQr "a '5Dn
of the property found on the premises "hsre N' sum was
situated. The property IL valued al SI'ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27

The instrument is then rotaiedsal way round tha
as i'm Fig g. tie upper spectrum shall be Of light from
the west or retrrtEg side OF the san, ana the under
solar lines The upper spectrum a. displaced little
toward the right Willie the atmospheric linc is, before.
continuous. The actual amount Of displacement TO he
expected as calculated by theory, Is extreme ly small
GIcai dispersion in the sicc OScOpc, and d'icacy
curing and mounting the prSns and in tner details
ust be attained ana attained by the sktui wOTk
maIshp OF T. Walther of Philadelphia, aud WIN. Cru
now of New-YOIk For months IrOl. Langley has
been engaged in overcoming the Instrumental difficulties
IN the way Of carrying out this conception; Only within
dsys has the instrument been modified to It's peseps
form in which these excellent results appear 5r Ruth
eriurd York, essential all 70 the enterprise
by sendug Prof la giles the choicest OF his gratngs
glass ruled with lines $500 to IL 200 10 the Inch.
In order TO keep clear Of flacy Of judgment from
upsspectrd bias in the observer himself Prof Langley
was careful not 10 till after he had made each OBJ
seryatiOn which edge OF the furnish either of the
spectra: but the displacement Of lines observed was
always IN accordance with the theory TIE Displacement
appears the observer ike very slight shifting Of
yeinier-as II the solar lines were movable like tangible
oliec;s Prot Rood Of Columbia College has made
valuable suggestion that by means OF double refractiDg
prs the lues OF the two sPoetrs can be made To
iap whereby their difference of position can be more
readily calculated with precision One OF the very yalu
abe results TO be obtained with this instrument the
certainty with which win Distinguish the solar frolu
tbs atmospheric lines Men Who have msos sach SUD-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
UNHAPPY MARITAL EXPERIENCE.
4 FIRST wIsE GETS A DIVORCE AND SECOND
WYE sEEKs ONE.


WYE SEEKS ONE.
The suit Of Mary Frances Bcree against
Louis Bcrge came before judge Donohuc. IA Supreme
Court Claubcrs VI. terdty the vines petition Tor
aliuony The defcnianfs rst wife procured a divorce
from him aud the decree forbade him to marry. To
avoid this prohibition h. married the plaintiff in jersey
CITY not however at e church OF which ne was organ
Ist The substance the charge OF the plaintiff VINO Is
MIR Bcgcs second wife, is that he has returned to hs
first WIFE, but she charge him With decevms her "a
10 the nature of the decree, and with having taken rom
her furniture anI silver part of which was given to
her when shc was married she SAYS bis father set
fled on her house heavily NOR gagged when they mar
Rod but the foreclosure OF the mortgage has LETT h"r
uoIng To support her tS0 cail en by her former hns
band and Mr. Rarge's child except what she can earn
hy r,chu music Snc SAYS he has sheet musi" worth
tOue from tue rent, pianos and from teaching muse
Sir Brrgr says the plaintiff knew of fr terms "I us
ori,n1l divorce AMI intrOduced long letter ifOI tf
written iuSt before marriage to LIN 10 prove H. WHEN
Iudgr ,ouohue thought did not prove IT, He charges
Lor will adultery with tWO different persons, ana - 10
Iis income SAYS be has only $500 in sheet music ah
one piano his wifc's expensive habits having Icuhcrd
htn To noYerty; he gets only $500 year organ
la and has only pupil that IL ~ difficult Tor nun
tn snnnoF b!rsH H. appends dayiis OF two persOr.
IA shoH his wiics adultery, an au ahdailt ot IL 'Oihtf
wife DENYING any renewal OF marital relations In reply
TIE plaH submits siidtyits OF tie persons with whom
N, J. charged with Intdcliy denying the c'0Iee ana
denies taum lCr-c! Judge DOnohue Reserved MS dc
csiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
GUELTY or MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
The trinl of John Daly. one of the East SIDE


Gang Jointly charged Wh four other young men with
the murder of Francis Reilly trues-dryer at stanton
and on the night OF March g. concluedin
the Court of General Sc ssUns yesterday 1t asserted
nv the counsel for prisoner that the quarrel which
led to Eey's death general fight In which all the
persons engaged were equally eulpabie and that there
was 10 intent 10 Kill Reilly the part OF the prisoners
NO naroria evidence adduccd by the defense Ill con
tradicou OF the testimony of the witness hOpp, who saw
the a..uit from tine second-story window OF his saloon
an FRONT OF which tue gnt occurred. Aitcr about tccn
minutes drlb-ratIOn the Jury returned with verdict Ot
u,rder I'm the second degree the oene charged IN the
Indictment; The prisoner rcmahded for sentence in
order Ia ,iye M counsel William r. Howe AN oppotll
nity to argue n motion for trial Assistant Dis
trct Attorney Herring conducted the case for tue people
The oil her DcmbrTs Of the gang who have al! been ar
rested and Indicted aud are awaiting TRIAL, are
Frtncis Met ormck, James D0ughery, James Lj hch,
and John DGhels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27

Making SQUEAKERs.-The following goes
10 show tlut difficulty Judge ln deciding ~
10 SEX without help from TIT bICedei not coniued
pigeons puidicr went The other day his child
cnrlstcuCd what maine, s.iys the PaTsOn, shall 1
call the cnd (" "ThoO raal the hid thoO fixes
saws the father "Nce" says tgc paIsOu, THINK Bon
iainn IL u very nice nam Vary wee" says the
fluer "caal Inn BciaiiB The puddlcr c.tmc cut Of
ihe church. with bis wife and child, highly delighted with
tho maine, when thought struck him. Rushing bicA
into the church. everlasting the parson walking down
the aisle hc xcaiued Hey, mister, the young Sneak-
cr's lass - The pars0p was NJ loss what TO do under
the circumstances. Bowever, he put In the ond
Of the NAME and they called II BenJhmina.
"Papa.n said little indianapolis fouI-year-
Old last Sunday won't you pray 10 God aud
stop this run go out and play IN my sand &"
s.Wby don't YOU pray him yOurheiif asked ppa ''
have" he replied. but Gcd don't pay any attention TO
little boy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
.,nod Mo ,oo, Iuno bt naing he cond not make any

obtained the but finding he could not make any
profit rate. July obtained MODIFICATION OF me
aereen,nt he only foOO WEEK, anu
when be the boat the received on cn
sGbcariers July Is the defendants took away e BOAT
aud another man hiredit The plaintiff claims yOOO damages
The defendants say that they never gave up
the first contract merely iOriOre 10 enforce ~ Im
medaely that plaintiff did not comply with the cosct
and failed 10 pay wharfage aud which hey hah ~ pay
70 nrotect The boat from seizure They c0untercaim
~ 10 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
c-r1ors Eyrrcr.-At meeting of the Royal

CURIOUS EFFECT.-At q meeting of the Royal
society Edinburgh paper ~ Pot. Tan was read WIN
the tooWin. title: ION the Diherrine between hh(tti,
n, "A and Beknot tcness. Ad ON ihc Forms OF otEeholi
knottness" The lecture a success, oil course; Dut
enc scotch person, who It clearly when ne started
ditprucc between kn0tuess and bebnOdedness was not
worth nenuoning.-GJudy
4 Georgia negro twisted mules tail to urge
- ov,ro fence Tne small Attendance Ut thc funeral
naxf ay showed mat the people dldnt care II lie ana
twist the mules tail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27

wounded I'm the abdomen by shot from pistol red ny
Patrick Grltshcu age II. Of No 321 East fhiryhfth ST.
The ball which wounded young Gilmore first passed
through tritshean's Jeff hand. nhicDg slight wound
Gilmore aleg that the shooting was intntlonai WINE
shean claims that IL accidental TIE last na lied
was arrested ana YESTERDAY Justice Bixby comatteu
him withc bail to await the result ilmores Injuries,
which stated TO he OF dangerous but not necessarily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoKT on NETWORK ,...............APKn "a
CLEARED.
steamship tGer. voss Hamburg via Plymouth
&c. Euuharit 4 ca
Steamship (Br). Leddicoat. Hamilton. Bermuda A.
s,eanship Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Richmond, Old Dominion Steamship Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
corrpT or APPEALS PROCEEDINGS.

ALBANY. April 2G.-In tbe Conrt OF ApptaTs'
Thursday Apr 96 1S77Prsent; me hGa; Sa cSr r.
a. trustees sc appellants ag Jacob 4 Van ,seea CT g. re-
1ndpns ar .lcnt resumed and concluded NO i1y ~ tiis
matter of the petition OF the NowY0rA tioyated Arola
ar1ipd by Parsons ana Geo p ConnsOck
~ 5Gja9fs and Jas Emott aud A j. Van crposi Tor re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27

Let two spectra formed side ny side "A and IN The
iugraln light from two opposite edges OF the sun II
edges from winch the lQt taken nearly correspond
10 tine solar pOcS IN ans in the GiaEram nee ttOSc
poles arc neither rectdng nom nor approaching the
elrth all the lines Of spectrum tAl wh be cOnilni
ous with these Of the other M Now II the instrument I've
rotated the light is obtained from The eastern and
western sides shall hni tha' the solar
lines spectrum will not DC continuous with those
oft other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
MIxrATIRE ALMANAC

sun rises. sos rsun 65l Clock slow g3l"
Moon rises 72 Moon souths 0Onl Moons age, days
RIIU wAIEg rO.Dh-AH N.
SANDY Hook TOT Gov Island. 1s42 Hell Gate.. 93l
HIN wAIER TO-DAY-P
sandy Hook. 727 Gov Island. 81 he'll Uate 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27

In Fig the spectrum is OF light coming from the
east or advancing side Of tie sun o.; The tE|cuum y
Is !rom the ws or rereatng side of the san (W IL VII
be- seen thai the solar lines of The UPPER spectrum 2
NJ "a well-knOwn nickel Ge and ID are ttie eh 10
the lei of those in the lower sIectTun but tire line Al
Zone of fhe atmospheric lines taken AZ type Is con-
tiuuous from one spectrum to the Other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27

BOY SHOT BY HIS PLAYMATE.
While playing with number OF other lads
In front of his residence Wednesday evening Patrick
Gilmore age o. OF No. $50 East Thirty eghth-st. was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27
CAITNDAR.,-iHIs DAY.
SUPREME COURT-CHAJuRG5-D OSoHrE, J.

d : Y y :" II = ~ 7 7 = Y
$50. Young agL. Karl two
ca esd.
2O6 WeyuIn dgt. Tannen-
b1aIn.
27l..LOrd at. noble
pa. .Doyle AIT D'rJY.
2S5. .Chiitreu'S Fold agt.
COWlcy.
90 .BrarGu ait. Carraher
292. .SClHa:r a-C M0ilpdr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-27

o.. Matter 81 smith.
lU6. WhiiSUu aga. David.
1913. Weston dgt. RpEdn.
~. Banks al. Murth4.
lJ2. Campbell agL Camp.
bell.
2J1. Fox at. Hawkins.
2I2. MARITIME agis LONen-
stcI1.
137 KitcLrD agt. Durham.
2J~. Young agt. Marx (t~O
gl-H-l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-29

Since the organization Of measures
for protection from thieves, tramps, va
grants, and all dangerous persons by
the citizens of Wirncmucca, that undo
sirable element has been much more
largely represented here, disaSreeabio
fact fully realized by orr citizens.
Complaints growing OUT 0: tie presence
Of this class OF persons. have been daily
growing more frequent, anil rimor
reached Us las; evening that n cu.nbi-
nation Of citizens ia the form. of II Wig
iinnce committee hal already been
formed here. We wSTa aware that for
some time past strict surveillance Ct the
acts Of Nil suspicious persons has been
kept, bat hope nothing may occgr to
nccessiiatc more summary action than
tia. usually enforced By The legally
constituted authorities.
The violent scenes being enacted
both nt the cas-: and west il calculated
to excite alarm AMONG law abiding cit
liens generally, and it is to bc feared
that ii tie horIo of tranIpS that has
been infcs;iuy tho towns along The line
o! the railroad ottcmp: - establish
headquarters here. violence will speed
lily follow, Tor it il quit" evident that
such arrangement will not b. tolerated,
cost WIZ; it may.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-29
Gi;! ASHLEY GglpcR'S

STIl':I.I,i :,To:c GREAT
) JSGh.rW E'.aItDI rU.. SE.:YOUS III
hitl!l, S?.rIaIt ,.ctICd. :rEIiLAl WrLLnrsK,
Is:d Premature IL"':ima 0i ihys!'ni F0Ecc.
ihc Vital Uratorativc
viii positively cue. i,IpI, Il :liIy .ui rCrrlar-
Caiiy. uuy "as' ~ INiiNCS RID VITALITY, or
Ferrous debility. either aC,.:c or 81 Icing stand.
N'S. aiI.i ia ':th,r EcN. nu matter iroIu what
ca'.rv p:odu -.
rhr :!:HI Restorative
III . thoroughly Es,,Hiiac II,scIiri!oa. l. no; y
gHIrE hH..rU.i. h'ica ~ ri,ciiy tate {" L1sC, -
p'"sNhui 10 tI, i.-'r. rHrri!r, to tus uurcUTu-
s.'.Iai cad ayIg! .:!Ic;'c t!st-n!z OF nerves uus
!.T-".
Hd:i:.cE and E:nrIthcs
fa,S hirri, :.!G..aH:ing auI r~Iuy.s1rS,ins
b'H r,Ia a.ri uDly. IErGz.u.'H SON la ;ih-
'"';'''! @hi IL :.urnp" can i4-:i.s - i,Is goat
''"'";Eii'' r!"usr1:e'" t,i' rrti'y HreIi mr!i.
...r.
iri'e. :: - .s.a,t.c, or f,lc t.,n.. Il" ruSn.
ti. :pr 80 = ~ ~ an. ..tdi,... ssrA'. iru.,I
10 'f va -. "E s-'. - d" lr''''-
\. ; :;IErit. V. p.
tra'a.'a I"ig.r -: I ir.t'-' ran,I. :.'u
i.,aI '.t - e, 80: - i.:r!'s - "- i'I %, !Ii
Il .i..l-.s -: .:raf..,r1.r r.I. :
.-.n .gE,'.-rp.
49, ,r.rt. /, wh,u, -. :',:r', - al .s ~
az 80.
!. - Il. - iTI'. rrii 70" d. 'sir,t.Iir ~
tF'n" 90 ~" T'r.'" tr'...' .,..t' u !aE an ~
.'.'.: pa e. o.. - ,. - ,i.:". IIl Ia )
60 -. ar 'sfs. ~u,t ~. - =. Vt. - - <.
.'.t r'E.."gH.-H aHu e tv!cf -" ~ ''FT
.,.,...:,- De-! r,'-i..r.- i!:i-":n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-29

Col. G. j.. WELLER, President OF tho
Ophir Mining Company, has arrived in
NirBinig City for the purpose of inves-
tiGa,ing the Cooper-Curiis charges.
Thos. IL. Williams, the newly installed
prc6lG,nt Of the Savage, is also nLout
to explore TIE dark corners in the for
mcr management U: that mine. Some
o! the "innuccnta" who got badly
worsted in the tussle with that implacn-
bic beast, may yet have tho bnlrcn
pleasure OF at least ascGr;Hinins Low it
was dCuc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-29

The rgo;":,! ..a;!"H o! Tie AGla;ri;-
tration ~ !.v.;iy."g tIe Direct C.,bla
Company that ths i,r1r"."G union with
III" OH Company wuu,i r!.lail tie FOR
fcitn:c 81 It's i:Hn"!.isa ual the "bgogn.
ticl. OF oil Privi!aS7a. j.: another and
most convincing r.ool that IIr. Hayes
desires to reform tAe evil, viii, wLi.h
the couu:.y GwS - !uIg L.ea c;:fsl. IL
genuine, and g:,aily strengthens the
bal!cf tn! his naturalization viii mol.
bn rcspoI.ihlu !or III" formation or
Giuw:h o! may new Il"Taln.icy. Had
tho Administration Of the pas; eight
years adopted the wise pO!!cyHow bong
pursued, very large proportion 81 Tho
existing cau:r' o: just complain: ~uu!d
never have sprung into being. The
nigrin.; in The bud Of this Pct t:icsrhpl-
&c scheme vii I0. only prove beneficial
10 the pTblic through the s.r"ugliu: q:
an iacir.,"t oppression, tai! ~;Ii also
have II sanitary influence ia ch.cAin2
like "!trm,gts on She IarI 81 o,Lrr cpra-
pamics. III h0no: 10 just t5:u!ais-
tEA.iJa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-29

Tux following i.ens are from Tho CT
rer State Of the 23I:
The EnGle mino and mill in Indian
district wero sold under cxecpt;,,,
Deputy Sheriff Burns last Sa,u,1n,.
Tho property VAS purchased Ly q "
Miller and n. S. Bonnifieli for ;.
i59 %. though mining men consider :.
cheap ut 100000.
\ note received by Chambers stoyo
from Buttons ranch on the I,ittIo
Humboldt, says that on last Thursday,
about Il o'clock u fro caught IN a cor.
fnl used 10y some Of the men employed
on tho IGnch, as " sleeping place, and
spread rapidly, destroying about 100
tons o! hay, some 81, GOO worth Of wool.
barns, fencing etc. The loss 10 SIr.
Button il about $1,000. One Of H..
hi:cd men had $500 in greenbacks and
another some $50 concealed in tho Inv
and aye losers TO that amount.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-29

Tn| total number OF mon now cm.
ll"yca upon tho CcmGtocls lodo Is 70.
ported at J,jlj. Tabor prospects, arc,
however, improving iittlc in HiiGinin
City, tho bonanza minos having recent.
j. employed 10 additional hands.
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Observation-Disclosures,

JnE prisoners in the l!u'nbold:
county jill again attempted to escape
the c.hes day. T. waD discovered by
the i;b,riN that some oi ll.gm were
nearly free OF their aiIack!ts. and that
ono "i t!ie window bars wn5 cat nearly
through.
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THE RAILROAD STRIFE.

Terrible Stat. OF aE:,irs In rft,,LuIg
800 10 500 Cars BMrnr,i-25 Per-
S-'ns Killed aiit; AD.G;Iou lvounI-
cd-NDnaSe iSiimrS,d Vt S:,Oc0.-
600 The pI.iiss!rlrhIi Troops
Leave Thcir EsnG ia thr Eouud
iiousr Hnt Retreat TO tine Hills
RHibU"d Haisiai- FLEEING: Cor Their
lives.
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Y'n.iacI and I:nrIthrs


'f'l MAKE : iFEWIEr'ir T.;fSGCNI.Nr
VII . C.,'.'y .''..r! lIsi.. !s.s'.fa. - -
!..'... G'a -. a. !Y.rp ia. 1t ~ a. hl5. rhn
I,.L!.ii'AllD S'N' Centennial Eli;ion IT tlt~
iiui.I Is!i..:. Tor ,!.sH-i.'t 90. n"Itgu '-iitn
III Ia last '.,,a'-I-s5l- 81 !. ;.r.-. .iLFC.I
- ','l'r T. T.. EnI!'HE : 60,
!'',ni.''-F .@i i:.-,Er:,!"rs. ~ T.. 'tIrk =, ST.
!Tb lsAL.IA,sp!iS. lni.
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y t.oHDoH dispatch Of Judy 33i rnyE:
Tho ~halcbont New BCdinrd. which
made the daring voyage rcro.s the At
iuGtic. arrived on Saturday might. Cap.
tain Grape AID his wife landing at
rcnaauce t!ia morning. Thcy CT
couut.Id Three gglcs, lost so'no Of ;hniT
clothing. aud were obliged TO Ito 20 for
nitcon days. Captain Crapo'1 If;
him,l il entirely useless through con-
slant Altering.
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4 FIRE III the Lick House in San
Francisco, Sunday, destroyed the hand
some dining room, but WAS checked be-
fore extending further. 1t is supposed
10 have originated i'll II defective kitchen
nGc.