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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DIT J. n MALoHEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
suSots near Magazine Market respectfully nforme his
and the public in general that perforiDR
appertainng to hs profession In the osf
Of tees the roots on new plan Old
aeeth extracted without pain by the uas of sas or
chioroiorm Charges within tho reach of all
jAll II "
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messrs. Wheeler Il Pierson, Is and IA Camn
sr' invite buyers to look their new style OF
ep'ine clothing Thes have ost mt stock
oh 'ney are Offering at very reasonable prices. as
will be seen by theic advertiser emit on opr sfh 49,
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Every Saturday afternoon and Sunday morn
ing The Morning Star may bs had at Elde,,s
bookstore 1888 Camp street, opposite St. The.
resa's Church.
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REoUIRN MASS .

There will be Requiem Mass for the repose of the
soul of Mrs META oNEIL, at IS. Peter and Paurs
Church, Third District Wednesday April Isth A.
o'clock The friends of tho family respectfully
invited.
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths ,pu he,.oo.~
DC inserted for ty cents Obituaries 1cH be eharo,d
Gtthe rate of ten cents a line. '
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ST. MICHAEL'S FAIR.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
St. MichaeI's New School
Commencing Easter Monday,

The following the Tables:
SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY TABLE-Mis.1 n
Warner.
o. 'oShfhs TABLE-Mss K. Murphy and Miss
A. Ennis.
ct ST MICHSEL'S TABLE-Mrs NJ Lallv.
o. q LFhONSUS' TABlE-Mrs. I. Walsh and Mira
A. + SYLvESTRE.
MORNING STAR TABLE-Mrs j. Wilcox.
81 PATRICK'S TABLE-welLxsown Ladies' from
st. Patrioks Parish
Ihe chief Contests and Contestants will be aupounosd
mnti "a in due time.
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GRAND FAIR
THiBoOAU<. Ia,
With the Assistance and PARTICIPATION or
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THIBoDAUx.
To be held in the vast and magnifi cent
GROVE IN THE REAR OF THE CHuRoH
On Saturday. Sunday and Monday,
April 2ist, Ped and 23d, 1877.
. . The m ain attractions Of the Fair will, cons;s. -,
NG1aIi0ns az all hours. An inexhaustibIe runnv of
NOT Gombo IL In Creole) Refreshmep f. OF ali LipG
Sooa wafer Ice Cfeamb Lemonades Pinch
confectionery, 1omboas, and . thousand
A. a.. -, other attractive objec
az inc lower extremity of the Park there will bs
Target shooting with Paror Rifles
and all kinds of sports.
FIXED and moderate prices.
a i1amatc Performance and Ipstruman NT,oio |
every cav IAusic |
ADMISSION TO THE FAIR-GRATIs
N. b "A special train of Morgan'sL L. t R. r will
rh.e slers on SUNDAY. AprII ID at II q CLOCK NJ
tsetnrplng leaves L8fourchs Crossing at IL ococt p
,, me Terry leaves New Orleans from the foot of at
Fair gratis oo'ipE W LEO
H., = Price of Excursion Tickets.-
I'm NC" orleans to Iafourche Crossing and re.
e. IN |
rom Bout,e and ces Allemands and return.... UG
Low Mass will be celebrated at ST. Josepb'a Cbnrch
OF an foor after the of the exouraonsts
ator Offices ' Doo anu 1opa
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STATE UNION CATHOLIC TOTAL ARsT1-
EENCE soCIETIES.-Tbe nembers Of the ssvsraI
societies Of this Union request, to join St Joseph
T. a. Society If Algers, at its semi.annu4 Commu
MON, at o'clock Mass in the Church Of the holy
Name of Mary, on SUNDAY, April % 1877
II. R. GIFFNEY, Presdent.
JIG. M RAvANAGH, Secretary aD15 ..
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ST. PATRIcK's HALL FOR RENT,
FOB Balls, CONCERTS IND EAERe.

St. PStriok'S Hall, the LARGEST AND FTJEss
HALL IN THE CITY. win DO rented, By the nias
o. iOagor. On reasonable tsEBS for CoR0ERTa
RAILS, LEoTUREB. FAIRS and ExHTHTTYoTE
Ear CHARITABLE EnTERTAHlGRnTR yfthg11
distinction Of creed, the Ban win b rented q HAxi
PRICE.
APVtyss
90, RAZR1OKs RAEE. aAv1NGs RAM
En. ~ Oa1lR silsss.
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THE WEEKLY UNION.
DEVOTED TO
NEWS, LITERATURE, CATHOLIC INTERESTS,
Total Abstinence Principally.
Sub cipion-TwO Dollars n wear, one dollar for sir
months Postage free 10 Subscribers being prensid
- by the Publishe' 8 in New York
Anf W Z hhh Union, first number issued on Toes.
oHy April3 1877, Will appear every thereafter
"hoever sencs any subscriptions now-even two or
one OF even haif years subs crpton. sends il by
return mall or an "aTlv mai-wiI help greatly and
earn onr lasting remembrance. This is the start and
Stt, Is tne clsis ~ We once launch the ship the
chip Is ut to float Rel. ing early response we
remain, respectfully. P0' "0
J. W. o'BRIEN g. o,AAHoNY
-, Publishers Weekly Union,
New Cham bers street, New York az o. Rnx AO7 ,
specimen copies sent f go desired " -
Subscriptions will be received at the Morninp Star
flee. ~ '"o "Aor SIAr
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THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD ssEpBERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under.Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain ones and Over
ais for LGborinG Men and Mechanics All substaD
tally made and at low prces. po7 75iv
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WANTs-F0R REHTs-eTc.

REFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN A NTH
L LlGAN. a native OF Ireland aged about a vSSr~
who left this city for the purDo Of andiRg onIov
Enent the 18th Of October IrTS and when St ke2s
re- tFobruary 1877 was at CAIRO, III, on hs way
WI. be gratefully RcknOulsdRoa bv eddroSsfnS Sis
wife. Mrs. AULLIGAN, $50 ChIpFoWa stIeet New
Memphis Cairo and s.: Lo1Ls papers please ooPy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs-Mestinq
of State Convention, No. ST st, ChaAes street-New
Orleans April l4th, 1e77.-The following gentlemen
were elected TO serve the ensuing year, 1877:
HON. WI KELLY, State DELEGATE,
DANIEL NJ KELLY. State Secretary;
p MURPHY State Treasurer;
JNO MCCAIN, Parish Delegate
On motion a vote of thanks were rendered tina 70
elected officers unanimously. A true copy:
ID. N. KELLY S,ate Secrst.rv
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Il. r. GIFFNEY, President.
j. C. M KAvANAGH, Secretary. auI5et
ST. JoSEPH'S CATHOLIC L. A. SOCIETY
Church Of the Holy Name Of Mary, AlRisrs-The
members of this Society hereby notified meet at
their Hall. at quarter to O'Clock SUNDAY MORN
ING April 22d Feast of the Patronage Of st. Josepb
for the purpose Of proceeding in body the church
where they will receive Holy Communion at the 7
o'clock Mass. Members of other Total Abstinence
Societies respectfully invited TO attend. Thore
will be a Special Meeting at IL A. NJ. the same day
Immediately after High MassI, in the Hall adjoining
the Church. Gentlemen wishing join are invited to
attend. JOHN GRYNOR, President.
THoS GILROV. Secretary. apis ct
Sc. JosEPHs TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting OF this Society win bo
held THIS Sunday EVENING, April IS 1871 at ,
O'Clock, in their Hall, Msrais street. Common
PunctuAl attendance IL requested.
GeatlemeR wishing to Join invited to attend.
JOHN MccAFFREY, President.
J. A. PLACE Secretary. lt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-22

CONVICTED HiMsELF.--The French
bar hes Just lost in n. Cha,x-d Est
Augo one of its greatest masters. His
creates. triumph. perhaps. and one of
the greatest triumphs ever obtained at
any bar, WAS achieved In the case Of .
man named Bepoit, whom he was
prosecuting for parricide. Benoit had
oil along persisted in declaring he was
innocent, but there was nothing but cir
cumstarcial evidence against him. NJ.
Chalk Est -Ange resolved to employ
one Of the most startling dramatic fig
ures Of rhetoric ever used in . court of
law. Turning to the prisoner be placed
the scene Of the murder in vivid and
striking language before him. There,
he cried. sat your father quietly read
ing the newspaper. near the window;
he could not see who came into the
room You stole In on 'iptoe and crept
close behind him. You paused one
moment and then raised the hatchet-"
Yes. yes,' cried Benoit. that's it ;
that's how | did it," What the re-
peated in,erroga,ories Of the examin-
ing magistrates had failed to elicit from
the murderer was forced from him by
the eloquence Of the barrister.- Man
chester Guardian.
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Rather Gloomy.

The San Francisco AHa OF tho I'd
in reviewing the stubborn facts affect
ing the industrial interests OF California
gathers but little encouragement from
tho present outlook, so faT rs tho
r"nchins aud stock interests gro cou-
corncd. writing as follows: ~
The signs that the Cnliforninp far
mers generally have hnrd year before
them CONTINUE to increase. At least
one-third of the urea in wheat aid bar
ley is now beyond the hope Of yielding
enough to pay for threshiug. Qnd an
other third is in serious danger. Many
fields will not even mako lay. in ad-
dition to the drought, rust has appeared
Mt several places III SOnOmn county;
mildcw i'll Yo!o mud Solano; "white
rust" i'll Santa Clara, and crickets in
Lake-ali Of them attacking tho grain
fields. The crickets uro akin 10 the
grasshopper and, like them, arc the
occasional ncconpanimcnts Of dry, sea-
SONS. The potato rot is reported i'll
San AIateo county. The number Of
sheep that have died or have been
slaughtered because of tho scarcity of
pasturago is not less than BOO, 900, and
ut tho end of the year, instead of having
S,O0G,uU0 sheep. us We should have
with al average rainfall, we prob
ably vii! no! l:.,G :G"rc than 1900. O00,
rcrA&rs moi 90 many. -.---
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An Address 10 Merchants,

At n meeting of the MERCHANTS Pro-
teetive Union, held in San Francisco
few days since. the following address,
which had been prepared by the com-
Iuittec, w;Is delivered and unanimously
dupted: ....
TO the -NrrchqatS Of Tie PuciGe Coast:
Tho undersigned merchants of San
Francisco, having in. view tho increas
ing measures aud compromises male
with creditors, have formed IN asspciu-
ton styled Tho Merchants Protective
ASSOCIATION" for the especial purpose
of protecting ourselves and the lcsiti-
mate business of the interior against
illeSitinate. and unwarrantcd failures
and compromises.
While we have carefully provided tor
the proper consideration of every case
aud arc disposed to manifest n becom-
ing lenioney where it Is duo, We hive
fully determined Tint no compromise
shall be allowed, unless the delinquent
debtor shall fully convince the COM
mittee appointed to investigate that the
case merits tho lenicrcy asked for.
And for tho purpose OF protecting
careful, compotcpt and honorable lgor-
chants against careless, incompetent
and dishonest dealers, We have fully
dCteriniacd-nlI dishonest aud doubtful
cases shall be settled only by ATTACHMENT
or through bankruptcy,
All failures, unjust compromises and
dishonoyablo bankruptcies nre 10 be
especially reported to the tlade,
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The DItehlEaA Eaeettoa.

OF the State election for Justices OF
che Supreme Court, aud Regents Of 4ba
University. Detroit special says.
In this city no interest was manifested
aud the total vote pOlled was ~ follows:
Cooley. Republican. 1.7O9: Beverns,
Democrat. 1,762. Last Pail the Demo.
Gratis polled 1o.ai5 TO $3.50 by the Ro-
publicuus. Retarps from the State OF
large are only scattering but they indi-
cato tho usual sweeping Republican rio
tory, and their majority mny be any,
where from 10. 900 e. 40. 900. From va
riOus towns aud rillsgas such reports us
have been received up to midnight show
that loeal considerations bave largely
determined the result Of their homo
contests, aud thus deprived them OF ny
particular Significance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

The Eureka Scihnei says; There osc
nmors Of tho discovery Of an irnpo,t.
ant orc body III 'lRt portion Of the En-.
rekH Consolidated iSiue lot covered By
Judge Coles rcs.r0iuins order. Its
cStGnt aud Value ntc az vel matter of
conjecture. but the signs orc IN favor Of
tho development Of u rich aud extensive
deposit. Tho tninc is oycrilowing with
cTidonccs Of perinoncncc and wealth,
aud tho fortunate STOCKHOLDERS nro indc.
pendent Of tho fears that bcsct tl,p spec,
ulators IN other properties. - ..
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IL Ia announced TINT tho wHr upon
crooked whiakcy mon will ut oncc 10
removed by Secretary Sherman with
GreHt viior. Il ID with pleasure VIC
noticc that tic new Srcrci0ry OF tho
Treasury ia determined Ia renew Tho
noble worl; instituted by BriatQw. Tho
county viii sustain him in every move.
mcnt hn may sne ii. to make. and bopU
that snccsaa will crown his efforts.
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TnE Eureka RcpYbiicm snys n Stool;
Association has been formed Mt that
place for the purpose Of raising hlooled
or imported stock, +. u. Page, one OF
cur honorable County Commissioners,
hns deeply Interested himself in this
enterprise, md left 10y this inoruing''
train for Elko, for tho purpose Of bring
luz to Eureka > celebrated stallion oI
Norman blood, just arrived from
Francg, .......
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I'r,IuI,t 'r,utu Ny,.,,,,,i

F1eiGht train No. 8 was badly wrecked
thrco rules east Of Humboldt uouac,
Saturday evening. Ten cars were
dtched or thrown across the track, nc.
cCGsiGGting tho laying Of track around
thcm for tho passage Of trains. 4
brokYn axle was the cause Of the acci,
dent, o.. .... .......
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About Clusters Death,

Breycs.CaptRin FrcLricii Whihnkcr,
Of the 9Th Now York CnSnlry, who was
under Tho command Of General Custer
Ia the Black Hills campoigu. Inns pub.
lished II biography OF Custer, in which
the author RqunrclY charges that Gus
tcf's defca. and death WAX attributable
to tho iailqre Of liajpr Reno aud Cnrt lin
Bcnteeh, !t6tehry orders III tho nItacl;
upon tho Indians; m 1soRcbud. e.,
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EssteIn Views Oh the Chinese CUES
ton, o..


ton. '..
Tho Torid eli,oriaI'y says tho mas.
SHere Of six Cinnamon ut Chico i. Used
to influence ppHlie opinion on tho Chi
nSsc question, Just rs massp:rcs ut the
S"nth we're used to sway Isblic opinion
on thc reconstruction question. Yet il
Is not easy TO 500 how tho killing of
thoao six men settles the problem or the
Nl""o't Of continuing the importation
OF coolies. Tho murIgr should lu re-.
s"rIed simply rs the murd,r Of white
inen, aud punished ip the. Same way.
Tho political question, ns to whether
hny barriers should lp opposed to fur.
Their ipWiSIatiOn ot Cinnamon, has
nnthing to do with the Chico Iunssaprc,
aud should 10 decided witlou! reference
10 ut. There is nothing ia dread from
Chinese Immigration SO long as il is sol
phlary. IL ihcrv are men IN Asia who
acquiFv mcnns. 10 coNo TO tho New
world and have cG,irnge aud cu.ctpriyt
enough to prompt them TO emigration
they shonld be welcomed ns rriiuahtt
from Europe arc welcomed. II, how
ever, tho Chinese onigrauts n,c NE,
gathered together hy a":s::@:: ;;:@ srccu!a
tors imported to thia country uldoI
contract, and set t. work by thrir OWN
cfS IN cGinpctitiOn with American Inc
chnnica, then their coming must soonc
or later bring strife aud ruin. Sucl
i"pot'"'"h ia oaly the old sinvo trad,
IN new form, and the very virtues 6
The Chinese make il the more vile. I'll,
great puintto he settled in this Chimes
question is tha status OF the imntigranls
that tho women iniporiod arc virtual
; slaves, admits Of little doubt that u,an
OF the men are not FREQ Is u matter U
shTcWd suRpiriou, ...-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

RopERT lIAMILTos, who was convict.
cd Seycafs 'nsa fuf rohhing William
Evans, n.seloon keeper al tho limo in
Eureka, OF $1,000. and scuicnccd to
nix ychrs 10 The state Prison, wns dis.
charged last Friday, having Gcrvcd Gyc
yents, tho other year being credited to
him Tor good behavior.
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The uonRuEn Suits.

A Virginia paper says the Bonanza
suits tried before Judge Rising recent
~. will be brought to speedy hearing
before the Supreme Court OF the
State. Not single movement is made
10y the defense for the purpose OF delay.
Tho necessary transcripts will be ready
early In the present week, and the par
ties h"ve stipulated to allow the case to
be tukep up ont Of its course.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
The Cnse Of Eplraim Pickett,

p. .
The &iDer StGte Of tho 4tL furnishes
tho following particulars OF u case
WHICH Mt tho time Of tho alleged ont
rngq attracted tho most lively interest:
A year ago las! September Ephraim
Pickett, of Battle Mountain, vas In
dictcd for rape in tho District Court Of
Lander County, lto was tried in Jnnu.
HrY, 1870, found guilty Of assault with
intent to commit rapo and sentenced
to State Prison for fourteen years. Ills
counsel, NJ. S. Donnihcld, appealed the
case to tho Supreme Court and that
tribunal reversed The Judgement Of tho
District Court End qrlcrcd new trial.
Meanwhile, Pickett was sent TO State
Prison and remained their six or eight
months pending tho decision Of the
Supreme Court. Upon tho Judgment
being reversed, ho wis tukcn from the
Suite Prison 10 Austin and hlIaiited 80
bail III tho SUN OF $1,000. In last Jan.
unTy n change Of venue was granted to
this county ana Pickett was ordered to
appear yesterday for the purpose q!
setting tho c"so for trial, ITO appeared
in Court nj tho appointed hour ycstcr,
day, when District Attorney Harding
read letter FROM District Attorney
Anderson, Of Austin, stating that in hi.
opinion q conyicti"u could not bo Ina
and recommended that the case pc dix
missed. n nollc proSequi was accord
ingIy entered and Pickett went on hi,
| way rejoicing. Tho opiniou that hc /,
not guilty prevails nj Battle AIuuIta!n
where the UfTcnsc wng committed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

IhEr had tough subject in tho In
quiry room THIS week. Moody wrcstlod
with him, aud Sankcy sang with him I,
but Tho m"n seemed TO dcspuiy Of for
givcness. Finally Moody asked him
what heavy sin burdcncd his mind.
and ho cnntqased having beat n news
rarer i'us.liHhcr out Of three years
subscription. Moody informed him
that they did not profess 10 perform
miracles, but il lie would settle ny his
dues, with c"lnpoum interest, "lh pay
Tor three more years in advnuce, al.
though they could no. open tho doors
OF tho chnrch TO him, pcrlap. hc might
be snnkcd in under tho canvNs,-- Bo'io"
BGii.GH.
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E1-GUver,iur.; A,tcI.

Tho Salt q lake Tribune says: Tho
Morppp prints nre coming to tho rea-
cue OF Governor, Axtel, but to no pur-
poHe,- Brigham Young has confessed
70 Register, Barnes Of the Beaver Land
pliro that he .himsqlt had bnptised
Axtel and initidtcd him in tho Endow-
lutnt Cause ceremonies ut the ting he
vas Governor Of Utah. rtiI.J
The Execution of bishop John Lee
i creating the most in.eEsq PAei!ement
throughout the Territory, especially in
this city, where a'lnnyement is OH foot
.nons'the Motm9ns 70 hold o. general
conference ipr thS purpoae Of Icposing
brigham FGang as Prophet and prcsi-
dent OF 1.-THE MoEmop Church; The
ATormons tire extremely upprch6nsive
Of berieHs action BIZ tAa Government to
PriRs. brigham qaI ether leading MUIR
derers III Utah TO Justice. The present
Grand Jury in tho Third judiciary
District is composed Of fifteen Gentiles
and three MoHnons. aud this, together
with the fact that Lee. one Of their
chief men, has expiated his crimes, has
created Il stampede among the priests,
many OF whom have left this section OF
the Territory for parts unknown, =. +.
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WIN not ScI4ttsG,

Now, that the Administration has
fully determined upon permitting the
people and tho Courts Of South Cnro.
linn To decide as 10 who constitute the
legal officers of the State Government.
Mr.. Chnmbcrlnin and his officers hive
decided to Withdraw with the troops,
and even Senator Patterson, it is said,
no longer fears that blaGdahcd will
follow HHmpton's Inauguration rs
Governor. In view of the ready nd.
mission OH tho part of Chamberlain
and his friends, that the former could
not possibly maintain his position
Governor without the direct support O
the United States troops; some Of the
terminals contained in lis "lust M
pe"l' must sound strangely in tho Gus
Of men who take tho pains to nnnlyzc
the well known admitted facts connect.
cd with this whole South Carolina mat.
ter, mud compare them with tho hold
RshcrsionS uttered in tho appeal referred
10, If ChHmhcrluip's declaration that
'the withdrawal Of troops from the
St"ie.housc, will close tho struggle in
defeat to large majority Of tho poo
plo OF the Stnte" I've true, then TIM,
largo mi""rHy Of bu!ldosnd Democrat.
in South Carolina. must be fcnrfully
forocious set Of fellows. During our
brief career, we have ucvor Known he.
pUb|icans to loose tho advantage of II
large MINORITY" even though ponce
and picty rs taught by Jesus Christ,
should DO ignored. in order to rctuin IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08

The west hound overland passenger
Train ran into u special freight trim
Que and half miles west Of Cascade
"Wednesday morning. The overland re-
eeiyed orders to meet n special freish.
tram bound cast ut Cascade. Instead
OF sidctracking at, Cascade tho train
went right on, and Rs stated b,iore ran
into the freight, which was laboring up
grade ut - miles an hour. Both trains
we're double. headers, The engineers Of
The; passenger reversed their engines,
thereby lessening tho shock. George
4iurt' OF tho head engine of tho passen-
ger train, vas found dead in the cab
with n.time card in his hand. Tue body
OF his fireman was horribly mangled,
discmpoweled and ono leg severed.
Name unknown to us: George Warren,
engineer OF second passenger engine,
died Of the injuries received, Mt oloven
o'clock: The fireman Of tho same
engine was very badly scnldcd. Ono
brakeman OH the freight train slightly
injured. Mono of the passengers were
hut. Tho tender Of the SECOND engine
was forced bhck half why into tho ,nnil
car but tho postal agents were pnhurt.
Tho second engine mounted tho tender
OF the frst, and the sUnoke-stack was
showed through tho snowshcl.' - .....s