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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

n. Antonio, the genial proprietor Of
tine Bird Cage, has arranged for fun
and frolic next Saturday night. There
will be n dance and social entertain.
ment, at which time Professor Long
of Fort Worth, and Professor Brooks,
of this city, accompanied by the band
from Fort Worth, with an orchestra OF
eight men, will furnish music. A free
turkey supper will also be served dur
ing the evening. Is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01
Change of management.

Mr.. Tom Smith, who has been con-
nected with the LeGrand Hotel since
its opening, has retired from the man
agement of it. Mr.. Rice, former head
clerk, has taken charge. The hotel is
to be renovated and refurnished, and
several improvements made.
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DAIlAa and wichita.

We are authorized to say that Poin-
ter and Obenchain will raise their
lien upon the same terms that they
have agre ed upon with Mr.. Calder to
raise his. Now, then gentlemen, here
is the chance for the Dallas and
Wichita. Let the work go on.
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An InyaluabIe Benu.it,er.

"The Kitchen Crystal Soap" with
out which that greatest domestic
beauty, clean house, with clean
household utensils, can never be ob.
tanned. 1t will remove every trace of
dirt from knives, tinware, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

Six cases were before Recorder Peak
this morning and We're disposed of as
follows Two fined, two dismissed,
and two continued till to-day
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01
Sehuy Mn Region Miners Won't Join
the strike.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, August Sl.-Dis-
patches from Mahoney City, Shenan-
doah and other prominent mining
centres, states there Is no prospect of
strike in the Schuylkill region.
Within the last ten days members of
the miners organization from other
rcsions, have haan trying to induca
the miners to join the strike on the
first OF September, with the view OF
making 1t general, without success.
During the past week the shipments
of coal over tie branch roads have
been unusually large.
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Hnaoufe

a stated communication Of Dallas
Lodge, No. Az, A. F, d A. ~, will be
held this evening At s O'Clock sbarp.
Members are respectfully requested 10
attend. By order Of
GEORGE R. FEARE, w.M.
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"A fearful bunion-unable to veal
a shoe for two years; Giles LinimenI
Iodide of Ammonia destroyed IL.
MARIA ESTERBROOK
Pelham, Westminster county, n. "
For sale by Conner ~ Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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DALLAS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
M E D ICA T. 30 ARD.
President and surgeon -ln.Chief.
f. Re. HUGHES, Nj. ID.
SURGEONS AND GYNECOL0GIsTS. 4
IL. X. LEAKE, NJ. d.
y. Z. GRAHAM, NJ. D.
NJ EDICAL BOARD.
OCULISTs AND AURIsTs.
q, BEAUMONT, MD.
Il. W. ALLEN, NJ. d.
VISITING BOARD.

Hon. W. l.. Cabell, Gen. John ]. Good
HeV'tather Martinez, Rev. A. p. Smith, ID. ID
Rev. kirk Baxter, Rev. A. q. Allen, d, d,
Rev, Il. W. Rogers, Hon. j. H Brown
Rabbi A. Sub!er. Rev. W. A. Allen
Hon. III. BarkSdale, DR.. II, NJ, Tillmann.
This institution will be open for the recep.
ZION OF male and female patients August
10Th, proXimo, and will he provided with an
experienced nation, and an ample CORPS Of
nurses.
The price of room with one bed, medical
attention, board and nursing, Inclusive
q 90 per day; with two beds 50 80 each; with
three or more beds, g 80 each.
Recognizing the advantage both to the
medical profession and public of a Dyspen-
saly conducted strictly upon the system
now being inaugurated by the profession
throughout Europe and in this country
known as the "Provident SYSTEM" il has
been determined to OPP m in the sa me build
Ing and as part of the Institution an "Uut
Patient Department" where the poor can
obtain medical aud surgical treatment for q
sum commensurate with their means. The
Dyspensary for this purpose will be open for
the poor nom 10 II. M. TO Il m. each day.
iuly2gd6wlyr
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For Kent.

The Scales property is for rent. See
our twenty-five cent column, and ap.
ply TO White Il Plowman.
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Acknowledgment.

THE HERALD's best thanks are due
MIR. J. n. Mckailey, for an immense
melon sent in yesterday.
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W, IT, FKATINN,
Tax Collector Dallas County.
Dallas, Texas, August %, 1877. --tseplOSwl


Have moved around to l0S Elm street,
where they can be found at all times
with a fine stock of prodaoe, at whole
sale only, to dealers. Just received, a
car all fresh and good, at reasonable
prices. We invite dealers to give us q
call. Orders from merchants in the
country solicited, and careful atten
ton will be paid to filling their orders,
TERMS CASH. EELBECK n co,
-augSl-lw iOS Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

Charcoal can be found at the Dali
las coal yard, corner Wood and Mar.
ket streets, in quantities to suit pur.
chnsers.-tf
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aOhHeEcAW hrHNSitFs "cehhh'
The members of the Texas CONNER
cial Travellers association are hereby
informed that n meeting is appointed
to be held at their room in Dallas, on
Monday, September Sd, at s o'clock p.
m. All mamhors are respectfully no
quested to attend.
+. q. COTTON, Secretary.
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The JndlgeshIp.

Notice is hereby given that the grand
jury will meet September 10. All per-
sons owing an occupation tax, either
state or county, are notified to come
forward and pay up by September 10,
BY SO doing they win save cost
Respectfully,
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DAveDporrs Lease Not Yet Expired.
CANTON, Pa, August Sl.-Daven.
ports physicians have strong hopes of
his recovery.
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G,lman, Illinois. visl,od by a Destrnc.

Gilman, Illinois, visited by u DestruCs
tive storm.
CINCINNATI, August 81 "A special
dispatch states II storm passed over
Gilmer, Illinois, yesterday, prostrating
number of houses. The Touring
mills of John b. Graysod 4 Son were
completely destroyed. One person was
killed.
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tues have elected, Ia advertisement
has hitherto been rs merit, ila recon-,
mendRtlon by all tnat have used it,and
not 10y sounding aud pretenllous adj
yertising In the journals Of the DAY
Price in large bottles reduced To one
dollar. A, II. duuRAupi
n4 Greenwich Ntrool, New loIh'
COMMON q WALkEAi Agents
A maidOn'a Adventure win hnhh"
Caayeras, California, Citl2en' Miss
Getchell, while sitting out doors lew
days ago foil asleep when she woke
up she found herself unable 10 move,
and looking around noticed u large
snake lying on Quo 0f her arms, mnkN
inn low kissing noise. For some
little time she was unable 10 move,
and felt a peculiar thrilling sonsation,
She finally, however moved one oil
her arms, and thepoH or being broken,
she got up. The snake still lay there,
but she says she could make no exer'
ton 10 kin II, aud turned and left IT,
The snake made no effort to hurt her,
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No one IL authorized 10 purchase any Nfll-
clo whatever on the account OF IhE lith-
AID without an order aligned by me-
j, l.. BARTOW.
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DALLAS, TEXAS,

SATURDAY MORNING ; SEPTEMBER 1.
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HERE AND THERE.
Death Of Govcrnar shannon.

LAWRENCE, Kan, August 3l.--Ex-
Governor Wilson Shannon is dead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

On the LIST OF September shall .erppou
the practice OF the law in Dali Dficr
with Judge Barksdale, southeast rue. OF
public square.
augl5dlm N. NJ. BUEFDED
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

. Jno. II. Merton, M. D., Physician and Sur
con, office ever First National Bans, EaA
ence corner San Jacinto and Hsrvoo1 SIS,
alias, Texas Calls to the countr. promptly
tteuded.' OcrGtIu
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GRANGER HOUSE,
10. 9O5 4 9O7 Main Street, Dallas. Texas

Th!Suhouse is new and well ventilated.
nhNlVouthern exposure, and IL centrally
located IL II In charge Of its old propriefof
>. sawyer. who never failed 20 please bis
guests. Parties seeking n house with an Ire
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
70 give the "arauger" call. Travellers ar
irving In Dallas, via the Central rafIrosd
can reach this house By taking the Main
street horse cars, one block south nom d.
Pot. The best dollar day house in The citgi
luhAo'm =. SAWYER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

Fred Manget, ticket broker, lie
Grand hotel, is selling tickets cheaper
than ever and parties would find it to
their interest to see him before pur-
chasing elsewhere.-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE NO. l..

In the matter Of Vim. L. Murphy, Ban
Bankruptcy.
The notes and accounts belonging
and owing the late firm Of Fm. l..
have been placed in my hands for
ton, with all necessary instruction 1a
or adjust, etc. Parties indebted will
to call without delay and settle at on ADD
save costs. l.. F.HARH ~
No. All Elm street, Ups irs,
Dallas. August l, 1877. augidlm
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Bookhout & Simpson, Attorney 50 Law
NO. 5Ul Main street, opposite The Herald
ftce, upstairs. unS0-dGwtL
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q ailg 4ttala.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY


Persons leaving the city for the summer
oan have rnE DAILY HERALD sent 20 any
address az ono dollar per month, postage
prepaid. Leave orders with the city elrcn-
latOf, or at the business Offloo,
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Attorneys ut Law,

John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney Law, No
200 North Side Public Square, up-i siEs.
oot29-dtf
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j S. STEWART. W.LgVEwAEr.
DIR. j. s. Stewart & Son.
Office 504 Elm s..
Upstairs, In front ftheN. Y.CItH Stars
pby aicians and Burgeoas

All work done in sktllful ma nucr, al
tn reasonable prices. All Wort EuArr b.
tced lunlGdlW
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b. Meyer will take any kind of
valuables In pawn,-tf
F. Fendrich's IL the only house
that sells the Lone Jack smoking to-
bacco. If
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than 81. Louis prices.-tf.
F. Fendrich's Is the only house that
sells the Gravely chewing tobacco. II
B. Meyer will sell Burdet organ
ct very low figures.-tf.
{. r. tendrich's is the only house that
has the Game Cock smoking tobacco.
II
-Ifyou want TO buy a family car
rage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.-u.
-. Fendrieh's is the only house
where you will find large assortment
Of meerschaum and brIer wood pipes.
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Does. General Banking and exchanu,
Business.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
j. W. Crowdus, NJ. d., Dallas, phi "
Chappell, President of the Natiu.rI ET,
change Bank of Jefferson City, 80.
Marsalis, OF Marsalis n Underwoo eHuU
sale grocers, Dallas; Col, IL. s. Ervt I.....
j. l.. Williams, of Williams Il Toll t.
gists, Dallas; James NJ. swanson, a.,.,e,
Anderson county, Texas; JohA NJ. Stem'
mons, attorney -at-law, Dallas; q. Nj. swlDf.
Dallas; #. NJ Ervay Dallas. lan.iIv.
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Call on Orr, and buy new Mil
burn wagon for sixty.flve dollars.
Augl4.tL
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+. Fendrich keeps all of the finest
brands of fine cut chewing tobacco ;
also Macoobay, Scotch and Rappee
snutfs. If
Two car loads of buggies and plat.
form wagons, at Orr's.-tf.
F. Fendrich's is the largest whole
sale house in cigars and smoking to.
sacco aud pipes in Texas. II
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F. Fendrich sells cheaper than any
other house in the United States. II
Call on b. Meyer IL you want to
purchase jewelry at low figures.-tf
IF. Fendrieh is the sole agent for
the Vanity Fair cigarette and smoking
tobacco for the state of Texas. II
Take your wives and sweethearps
to see the nice phetons at Orr's.-tf.
buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
at THE HERALD Office, and write out
your eontracts.-
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+. Fendrich's is the only house
that keeps all of the finest brands OF
Virginia chewing tobacco. II
IL you want to save hundred
dollars in the purchase Of a buggy, 90
to Orr's.-tf,
II you want to trade an old buggy
for a new one, Orr's is the place.-tf.
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Orr sells the Milburn wagon for
sixty five dollars. augli-tf.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16

CHILD LooIc.-I hear n good story
which illustrates the desirability Of
elderly gentlemen ttrictly observing
the truth in their communications with
tho tlird and fourth generation. A
grandfather. we'll krown in the House
Of Lords, was the other day amicably
chatting with his nd.daughtcr. who
was seated upon his knee. ,"What
makes your hair SO white, grandpapa2'.
tho little MAIDEN asked. ~ nm very
old. my dear; 1 was in the ark" said
his lortlShio. with reckless disregard
for truth which did not progresses
ono in his favor. ."Oh!" said the little
ladyship. regarding her distinguished
relative with fresh interest, ."Are you
Noah!" "No J atu not HoaL." Are
you Shcm, thcn?" "No J. am not
Shem. " care sou Hain2" "No am not
even Ham," "Tleu You must lie
Jnphet," Insisted the little mud.n, Mt
the end of her historical .te:her aud
growing somewhat impatient with the
difficulty which surrounded her rcla.
uvts Identification. mo l am not
Jnphet." said his lorlship, wugsiuG
tIss heaI Intensely enjoying tho joke.
Then. cIpplpapa." elid the i:tle
maiden, ARMY und decisivcly, "you
ale cCaS; f'-L sHGoH .WGg6air.
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Rho.E IeeiIh,,n

The Democratic majority On joint
ballot il tho California I,ogir!aturo,
describing to the latest hI;c1u'mts
win DO about City. Consider
jig tho fact that 'nccoraiNs to tho vote
Vt pho 'Ptosidentill ELECTION last year,
that is taking fhat vote rs n bnsis, the
parties sRontd have been very nearly
equally divide, .Hefe is shown by lie
result, svery honvy Democratic gitin.
In the receipt election in Mains. al
though the full returns have not bGen
Received yet what has been hpair;i from
indicates a heavy fulling on from the
R'puGlicnn majority Of laatycnr.
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CIeonaftn,n Media.

II seems that the undertaking of
transporting the celebrated iijbIol;th.
The name Of which is given above, to
London, thoro to DO erected on tho
Thames eqR4iqkment;. il likely to be
successfully accomplished. AT lsast
intelligence bps been received that it is
huoat 4pd on the way. Tao plan for
accomplishing the undertaking gas to
build R%oodcn vessel. cigsr sJnped,
Rr6pA4 the stone, large enough, to float
&; which was to be ballaStel ind fitted
yltb ssearins apparatus, mist and
gill. and hianued by'two sailors, aud
then twas to bo toYed to its' itltstina:.
tiop by d steaner. Tho only question
pow is as'tq whether this noJpl craft
viii prove sufficiently seanor,hy -
i49ke the voyage in safety. - : :"
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all the hostile Sioux, clearing the Black
Hills and Big Horn country. MS Sitting
Bull aud party are in the British Poss-
essions. The number surrcpdering to-
day was between 800 and 400. ABOUT
i75!Gf this bnpl had previously arrived.
The final party were accompanied by
the Indian .cou.iers sent out By Major
Burks.
! LONDON. Sept. 12.-,nfUrmation Of n
terrible disaster in the English channel
has just bcen received. Tie British
ship, AlnvGnche, Captain Williams,
from ondon, Sept. 18th for New Zeal
and, came in collision with the Erisish
ship, Forest, Captain Loclhart, from
London to New York, OF Portland,
and both vessels foardered. Ninety
SIX persons were drowned. The Forest
was in ballast and lad n crew num-
berins twenty one. Captain Lockhari.
the Chief AatG and seven oihcrr wore
saved. Tho .tlavanche Las IL crew CT
thiTsy-t@o and fifty passengers. The
third officer and I've seamen only
we're saved.
The foilegiu8 axe additional par
ticulars OF the collision IN tine chaauel:
The Fore st s!rucE the Avalanche be-
tween the mnin and mizzeu masts,
nearly cutting her III two. The luitcr
sank itamcdie;cly. The Forest. though
utterly WRECKED, kept a:loat an hour
or two. Three boats were launched
fran her, only one Of which has yet
been saved. It contains twelve per
suns, already mentioned as saved. One
boat, washed ashore together with
several bodies. Tho other boat, it is
feared. is lost. The Avalanche had
G3 paSSenSerG-2G saloon, II second
clnss aud 20 third class, mostly colo
nis;s. The disaster occurred ut half
past nine last night, seven miles "a
Portland.
TIC Latest perticuiarF show ,hat
over one hundred persons we're drown
c1 ig tie disastcr Of tho Forest rnd
Avalanche of Portland.
The Admiralty his ordered tie con-
struction Of three torpedo boats.
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The )atrsl strike that luS been heard
"f is that Of tbs fem.,lr mobiles of this
city. There Gr1 quitc II nGrnhcr Of
yonrG YunOn in New Yo:!; who. bcin.
rTl"%cl by nature with hnu,isuIIc fcn.
tUro" or fIaltlrs, figures. or both. pose
NJ hndu models in paiuirr's H'u,lioa.
ma rrnlizp cnriyh m1n"y tlrrciron To-
make very comfortable living. There
lns been considerable q ,minulion AMI
diSsntiGfac;iuH among them recently
because they thought they did not re-
r"IHn ~ hIuclI IA ihuy yboulJ receive.
lucy on y got pmi,l twp dollars ana
nifty colI!s nj hour, whCu ihuy though,
THEY should hnvc received three dollars
li'ncr, finding that The artists who en-
| plny"d them were, withurt exception,
Ublurntc. Inrt Of them have niuin up
Their minds that they will rCigin T."
their posts. The result only rIuv"s
THAT the striking nailii hus spread.
Even wolpcL l!YiHa within TN pro.
eihc's Of art Hnl passing largo ror.
lion 81 !licj: lives in communion with
the idonl cHuiot avoid laundering after
the good things Of lilo which II little
more money enables them To buy. La
Ibis case, however, tho Glrikc was very
Genil" IN its nature, aud goniqF to hhv"
been limited To cxpustulniion nui 10
n"nstrnncG. No bones were broken.
No 4ttisia' hoais were smashed. Tho
painters settled down into u d"ice ia.
!nc"tr which thcy wrro glaI 81 ~ OPP
p"tIunilY to get, and moNuwhilc 'h'
!nodlc" come To thoiy fcnsca,-,N. l.
IsicJrdm.
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WEE ~ ELKO IRDEPEqDEaT.
sUxpArSssP rEMBER 10. 1877.
blue Glass.

The readiness with which tho people
of this country to1k, up with u. notion
that Blue Glass Wis 4 pana.e en- for every
i'll that lesh is' Eeit to. anI tho sLc;,
space Of timdE during whicn tho BELIEF
in IT prevailed before it WAS .acIr.jwf.
edged 70 be a'conplete humLuy, shows
how little accustomed people Generally
are to thiak or to reason for themselves.
II Tas'currently ftportpl wien the
,laovement' first started Tint many ,e-
markablc cures had been effected liz il;
and thpre il NO doubt but that there
was n'gOod deal Ct truth in ne report,
und neither is there any doubt bn.
that all'of 'tI6 effects pro .uced were
simply the tesults Of the ,usntal CON
ditioh oft4c person using ii. In o;tLer
Worlds 4 Sas their faith in the lreiihigdy
that Produced tho cure. Til; fnct thit
fhe flea was never endorsed BY. scien-
ti6s men did not seem to L,ives' '' my
weight with people generally. and il
has argued TINT MI Of the great disSoy-
cries had been 'Ppposed at Hrst by g4fen
tifie men, as + the fact OF their Yypvsi-
tiou were a,proot Of the truth Is thy
thuory; Without t6nsiduiiIt.; lie fGc.
that Of tbs thouAands Of tiffgries THAT
have Hseh ndvdhct,i at d:F-relt lines
which hato'Dec OPPOSED by men If
Rcirnte; perhaps not moro than once
IN . thousand times have scientists
becn wrong, -" - So
: New and strange theories are nntur-
oily. attractiSeto mankind, and people
will be inclined 70 advocate them pol.
~ithstahding they are not wholly lob
WINGED of their truth On Inc other
hand there Il clnss'of faopls who pin
their faith to orthodox ideas IN mattets
of science or religion, and do not take
the trouSle'to reason for them selves at
NIL. It"is evident that beth elnsse;s
arc equally wrong; and that the to.rect
course TO puFsud is to tako aiothin., ais
true unless it moets't tho approval Of our
beat reason and Judgment. ; i;
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A NnrrOM lsscaI.c.

Ak0ut 1 o'clock vest .rtlny forenoon
raan walked up ruGl down Griswoll
street fora few minutes, carefully gcfu-
tinizinS the exterior Of the several banks,
and iinL,ly entered one Of them and ,In-
posted thirteen dollars. 1t WIS lii,
very first dealings with bnpl;, aud Lin
hat sluuie,l over II triH. more than u.u =.
al when Ac came ont. About Il GUAR
ter R.te5 II finding that he coul,l L.ros-
il twoGi !hrcu dollars more ai.l still
make his purchases, tln r:in came
down again. Thc ba:l'i va; closed, nc-
corling to custom, npi III, usual s:sn
"iiank Shut" bHrs against lEn gl.s-.
~ the f"r'aor li:Shcd g; t!.e $40. hc
saw the sign, AMI !Ie w.,s cr!y H!.nut
ten SECONDS groY'inS III pale Sd death.
As he made nI:Jihcr a;tel.'ui 20 op"U l,.r
door o boy rnn.o ;.lomg aud called ont
Non can't g. il ,hcTc--she'a tina;
up"
Took M Thirteen 'lulInrg and ilIrn
buRteG!" gnsprd the deposition. ard L,.
bnuked oifnnd looked IL; tie sign.
"SEe'll OPEN nS"in ii: : "'cl rck. y
sail the boy ~ lac pas 'e,, .:lums.
- doubt tt d"ubt H." multcrca
Iie man, as hc wiped off the pcrspira.
ton. but III wait ui!I sce."
lIo sat down on tho stops, knees
weak and chin trembling. and l,u ditl't
muv0 M incl until . o'clock. When
the hunk opened he walked in. prrsci,.
ted his certificate OF hrpoai! nui sni,i 1;
!'I1l be thousand timva ublrrgud il
you'll lot ino d'nw ont my $751;
1t vas handel ont, AID the man bra.
rcd MP simultaneously. G"up:ius tho
money nverIwipc, he rnt the L.ili in
hiH wallet, walked ,iut. and rs ho .cacL-
cd The walk hr said:
"Th"tsthe closest escApo | ever hud
In my life, nnd wont make u fool Uf
myself again. - iletrm f,'Se Fsc<f.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
nhS SUIIStr,Y.


Thc escaped cumvirts. VIII, II last hcnJ,l
from, lad i'll their possession !hrc.
double barrel shot guns ah,l six.snoo.-
or, with plenty Of ammunition. They
Ind broken into the l.. 7, Etore and
clothed themselves in ncW npparcl, ill.
led their huversucks with fresh food,
ana then took up their abode in TovcIc
City. On Sunday night tie officers
watched this last PANIED place, but the
convict; kept low, gpd had not, tho re-
fore, np:H last hIghi, been captured.
The impression still grows thut they
VAL not be taken, as the officers in pur-
suit have been in the saddle con.
2tnE!ly since the escape WIS made, AMI
gre therefore much f.tigucd. The con
virts more only ut night, gnJ ere said
- m"i sone very Lnld r,rokee.
Headed by Ii:e, they march into houses
and so.,erpop %hptc"er i!;ey see 1t to
tHke.-J;iiy.c.