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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE TO EDWARD IARRELI. ooowE.
~ or Ia The sua Minei You are hervhy nsp-
hed ~ owner Of 7s feet In the Nv mine, suha.
ted IN Rock Creeh Mining District. Rlto County,
days after the publication of this notloe. you
will hEva failed 10 contribute y5ur proportion
Of the annual expenditure mado on tina satl
mine durins aud Tor tho year 1871. ~ REQUIRED
1871, and Nnoudments thereto. your Interest -
above DESCRIBED, will become The propssty Of
yous co-ovnet. The underslgned, who hes msAe
The annual expenditure sceorains 70 lev On
aid mining property. -
Eito, ocA y. 1877, oCNtsN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
NOTICE.


ITO AL WHOM at MAY CON.
y Germ: You are hereby no.ined that I have
this day sold and traHaferrcI "a Gabrist Cohn.
all of the goods. wares and merchandise Of
every hind and description. nov In the store
occupied by noe. In the town at ELko. Nevada.
or that ! have purchased or have, On senount OF
the business In aid store. together With the
busiutss and good will thereof: also all the
debts nov due me or TO become due ON account
OF said business VI In connection herewith /:
thai I do hereby authorize and empower the
said Gabriel cesn. in his own name, to collect
all such debts and receipt therefor: that the
said Gabriel Cchn has assumed. and will pay all
the debts that I owe In connection with the said
business In Confederation hereof.
SOL LOwENBERG.
Dated at R'ko. this 18th day II November. 1871.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
SALOON FOR SALE.

THE SALOON on THE SOUTHEAST COZ
L ner OF Commercial and Fourth streets. r.
H.. Bernard proprietor. 10 offered for sale, and
any person desiring to engage In the business
will do we'll to consult Mr.. Bernard At once.
The stand IL well known as one Of tho most
eligible in town. and as its prcseat proprietor
wishes tn go out of the business. . good bar
gain can be secured. Apply to II. H.. Bernard.
at the Corner Saloon.
Elko. Dec. 9Th. 1877.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
1.-THE DANCE OF DEATH"

Has created a great deal OF excitement
among the Ladies'. but IL is not near no
interesting a subject for them a. the
New Winter Importation at the popu-
lar house Of d. Reinhart 4 Co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
Post

At \ meeting Of the Board OF DIrect,ra OF tho
TuscarOrl Consolidated ain and Mining com.
psny. held ON the l2th day OF IeccnL0r. lsTI.
Tie DAY OF sais Of the delinquent stock was
postponed until S~ATURDAY, tho Iq,h d,y of
January, 1879. at the same hour and place.
II. II. LAND. SECRETARY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
"lIFE IS FlEETINc

Far away" saith the poet. and to live
well is our motto. In order to 1.-Two
well you must purchase your Groceries
ana other EataLlcs u Is. Reinhart 4
Co. tho Largest Gen. raj Merchandise
Store III the State Of Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

And in accorlaUc. Nth law. End an order OF
the Board OF bircctcss. made on the FIRST day
OF 1877, 30 many tharas Of each
parcel OF such stock AS may DO necessary, will
be sold At public auction. AZ the Once OF The
Company. No. iOi Montgomery street, san ErAn.
cisco. Cal. on SATURDAY. the FIRST day o.
1877, at tho hour Of | O'Clock p.
~. Of ssid day. to pay ssid delinquent Assrss-
inent thereon, together with coats OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
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MRS. A. @. DU TOUR,

THATCHER OF VOCAL --
and Instrumental NO. @5Sl
$40 and nASCIN0. Orders al. ""
dressed through tho Post once ia -
Will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. bu Tour will continue giving lessons Al
tho dwellings Of pupils whore desired, and
having Purchased . nrst class instrument. In
s~tructlon un tho piano will also BIO given st Tho
dwelling On the corner Of Railroad and 7th
directs; arst house directly wst VI tho Flow
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GoLp, sl.o2h. Currency, 97H q
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AFTERNOON Bc.np.

AFTERNOON Dc:n1.
400 Raymond Ely, @
|AO-Enteka Con-, 81, 37L
}2uO Hussey, 2Oc, 25c
80 De Frees, Doc
355 Grand Prize. 1917, lax $40
rs Argenta, ~
B25 Navajo, soc. zoo
$40 Endowment, IL, 1900
l0U Independence, 9Uc
$50 SILVER Prize, 45o, 500
las Star, $50
S00 Valley, 500 -..-
1000 Day, ~, TX
$50 Jackson. 81, 340o
900 Alps. 7, az
100 Newark, 2 b5
500 Eldorado South, !
IuO Patch, /
IS Belle, 1lH, TX
100 Thomas. 40c
las Manhattan. IL, III
500 Venture. 500
lU0 Belle Isle, 15a
1000 Modoc. SOC, i5e
30 Reohtel, 10 b30
2n0 Bodie, 120c, *
Az Golden Chariot, 75a
4 ITO. PloidAs. ~
$40 leeds, 2lOc. 240c
$50 Tip Top, TX
6lU Con. Virginia, 25H b5
u Utah, lax, Is
40 Mexican, l5L b5, l5%
kS70 Alta, %, 23H
$40 Heat and Relchor, 20, 19T
$50 Ophir. 53H
90 E~Ichequer, 4Hn4
400 New York, 220c, 2l0o
SEQ Gould and Curry ~, 81
100 Julia.
$50 Point, OK, 6N
l40 jacket, 10 Sc.
b75 Savage, lIH, llM lbs
100 Alpha, IS, l2A
S2O California, 29Z, 2oX
6OO Caledonia, $500, 4
$50 Hale aud Norcross, .
635 Justice. l0H, lOH
50 Chollar, 35I
1865 Silver Hill, 410c, 1
las Oyermau, AK
GoLp. sl.o2N. Currency, 97H a
NO..
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500 KNITTING MACHINE. $40

U'HE INV BICKpoRD FAMILY EMITTING
i MACHINE, all complete for $40. Tor
msr lowest price. 1901 Delivered 81 sny e.
press Office IN the |. y. or Canada. free. on re-
e~D Of Retail price. Send for New Dssenp-
1.-Two Circular. A splendid chance for AGtST8.
ono waited In every town. Exclusive right u
snlo given FRkE Address
MIC KNITTING MACHINE v Co.
A23 BrAtuobcro, W
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"THET HUSBAND OF MINE

Always buys his Ready-msde Clothing
and underwear where hs can get the
best bargain. the best ht, and the beu
made goods for the least outlay. aud Of
course d. Reinhart & Co.. is the place
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

Postponrment.
st a meeting OF the BolrI OF Directors OF the
TuscarOra Consolidated MiIl and Mluinr Com.
pany. held on the 3Dth day ofkNuyembsr, 1871.
the day Of sale Of the delinquent stock was
postponed until SATURDAY. the 18th LAY OF
December, 1871, at the same hour aud place.
II. u, LAND. Secretary.
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IT. u LAND, SOCTctaTy.
oEEICE, i0i Montgomery street. San Francisco,
Cal. nIl,I
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BANKING HOUSE

1F'tstNttNN
" NJ p THHEnAS = co"
ELKo. NEVADA.
~. p. FREEMAN, Manager.
Correspondents,
NEW YORK Agency Of the Bank OF California;
SAN FRANCiSCO. .....Tho Hank Of California.
LONDON The Alliance Bank
urobers. -....r
SAN HRASC1Bco. .Mossis. J. n. Latham 3 10
Receive general and speciA deposits. subject
10 check al sight or payable on return Of oefti-
npate. Draw 81 sight, In coin or currency. on
New York, Fan Francisco, Sacramento. Sslt LAKE
Oi,y and al banking towns In the RtAte Of Ne
for which remittance will be made immediately
on payment. Discount Commercial paper.
MAks sdyAnocs on base or ronncd bullion. buy
ana cell Gold. aresnbscks. Bonds and Becuh.
tioa Of all kinds. |f E-H .#E
hay aud sell by telegraph, through our Bro
kcrp sny stocks dealt In by The San francisco
stocf aud Exchange Hoard. and upon the Asuai
forms and oondltIonsi except ibst Ne will buy
and soil for Dash only, and do not carry any
stocks upon . MARCIA. rHF
DRAW DIRECT ON
LONDON, BERLIN. Oh l.f
DUBLIN, HAMDuRu,
ANTWERP, YRKNKFoRT,
BREMEN, COPENHAGEN,
And all other principal cities Of Europe.
n, Y. rREthAf. Manager.
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"1uEy ALL 30 n.
Do WHAT
Why. do their purchasing Il B. k.iu.
hart 4 Co.'S immense sstablishneut
THAT WIFE or NINE.

Will buy her goods where she cen Get
them cheapest, and Of course goes to
b. Reinhart & Co.'S place Of business.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01
Desirable Farm For Sale.
Best Location ii Iowa County.

besL IJcaJIol n IDWa I0uAIy
/ viii ZEN my frm containing 81 aetea md
silual,a ono tHlf mile from ihc city limifp.
l0ffAseRtf. near lie old Mineral Point race
tiatK, on terms 70 aalt tile pnfahate- Forty
gelps under cultivation ara ftNeiVe acres Paf.
lnte and tia.aet. AIS first elas, ard teatiy new.
A thrtty orchard u 3l tfpas. 5i4 ha{fHin3 -
bear. b smnil vineyard af adint Till vines. WlHCh
bof 2 l60 pounds good flth srApes last sta.nn;
ell. ants 4oqaeheHip*. and strawberries; a
good stefu III the Kitchen door. and Iarge
0Hp IN Tile ftahle door dafAhle splitg af
Water i'll the pasture f0r stock, TWO sp1d burns,
ard li0p i0Nses Fiji rarf and hats Ihe aNells
iag ha,i4G ii convenient ahE mNHrtnbiG, With
hrae Kitchen. par8f. four bedrooms, closets,
pautry, atet. AN Oil the gfaauI. THa hatidln9s
afc well projected hy young timber from said
wines also the ifait II necessary Il h@ilr0 and
III of some FsUek iii narrow gaaae railroad
might tie lakeu d Part Illy, For igrfller
particulars eug4tra John BEAHDeIEY.
JAM i5th fsls, a3lf Mineral PUiut Wiz
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01

saS, St+D,ll9 hA tbrau.ibfr NANCY
.vov R,,r.t r. - laok;na
IL, ~ n,ottar i on,aa,s tbat
tb,n,,b ~ sts+s MI, yirtnallv Iase
- oao tbe LAWYERS IL tba state
Nil saye from $4,000 Is $4,000.
on IN other hand. tbe state Nil
,ot tba bo,ls i :, nri,e wav abava
,,.bst ~, Il, ,.,,,t MI tba IN.
yers Mil bave Is INV inst wbat
tha STATE 1,as thereby bring dis.
commoaed is i large extent. How.
ever. The matter will be thoroughly
sifted before any steps arc taken.
Sunday, to De ordinary observer,
1t the Capitol is i very dull day.
and person must either - Is
Church o. stay close 1t home with
his own thoughts, But With 4
thorough knowledge of the WAYS
Of the wicked, Your correspondent
has found that i Great many IN.
heard Of things take place here on
Sunday. In one Of our halls III
every Sunday ni,bt i dance i IL.
obliged in; and theatres, concerts
and all REIMBURSEMENT which near
Ii debase i week day, are brought
ont on Sunday.
u night Mrs, Smith and the
Governor are 70 give another re-.
ception. There vii be dancing,
music ami other juvenile amuse-
ments. Is Tree T. everybody.
On first entering Madison Oh 4
very muddy day, yoa arg taken
with the condition If the street
crossings, which are kept is clean
and bright as i dollar, mud Or 10
mud. The city authorities Ger
iainly deserve praise for their vel
directed AIMS for the public good.
Iii tile Legislature nothing of any
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01
Price, One Dollar.
lliuolSing hana's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may De
relied Oh 70 change the color &c the
beard from cray o. amy other IN.
desirable shade, t. brown or black,
IT discretion. II II easily applied,
being IL one preparation, and quick
II and efIeetually produces 4 per.
manant color, which will neither
rub nor wash oil.
Manufactured hy r. r. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. II.
Esia ty ill rnggists. mi Dsal;u Il Iaa!siuss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01
The Capitol.

Drton, a this city, WIS nominated
in the Democratic caucus tor tile
supreme indgastip N Thursday
night Ill the ,.s,Atll ballot, h:vias
twenty sis votes u against Ellis,
Of Milwaukee, who received twenty
three. Until tie Inst ballot every
body thought Ellis bad the noml
nation sure, but they did not take
into consideration That it WAS
Madison against Milwaukee, As it
always Il, and in which Madison
came o0t ahead. The Democratic
members 81 the Legislature con
stituted the caucus, ana those
members from rural districts, see
ing that it was a fight between the
bull and the bear Of the state,
thought Chat IS long rs Milwaukee
was getting everything il the way
Of appointments, they would give
Madison ono chance At least.
Hon. III. $. Orton is enc Of the
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01
Or. J. C, AVER \ CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chom,sts.

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IT, effects afe ~ wonderful and
II satisfactory ~ ever.
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III yoataIil color.
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cooling, soothing sensation Of great
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becomes white md clean.
lsy its tonic properties il restores
tha capillary Glands 10 their normal
Ngor, preventing badness, and
making The hair grow thick and
strong.
As il dressing, nothing has been
found 50 elpeiual 81 desirable.
a. a. Hayes, NJ. D., state As
saNer Of Massachusetts,. says, The
constituents arc pure, and carefully
selected lnr excellent quality and
consider Il The liEsr PREPARATION
for fl intended purposes
Price, One Dollar.
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Aver s
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Throat and Lungs,
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Cough. Bronchitis,
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the Throat and Chest ot Childhood, II
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THIS medicine gains friends n
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II never will,
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often recommend II from their llnoNl
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rRErhWEn ny
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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-23
PERSONAL and f~x,LfTYCAE

Arthur Cheney, manager Of the Globe
theater Boston, Mass, is dead.
The President has appointed John B.
Wilson postmaster at Belle Plaine, Ia., and
John j. Steadman postmaster at Crestor.
Minister Noyes in Paris, has received
in all, up to last dates 10000 franks for the
relief Of the yellow fever sufferers at the
South.
Eugene A. Cronin,of Portland, Oregon,
dead. This is the Cronin that gained so
mut notoriety in 1876, in the disputed count
Of the Presidential VOTE
Alexander Mackenzie and his cabinet
have formally resigned. The new Governor
General has intrusted Sir John A. Mcdonald
with formation of a Cabinet
Gen. Gideon J. Pillows, of Mexican
war notoriety and brigadier general in the
regular service died this morning of conges-
ton, at his place at the mouth of the St. Fran
cias river, Ark.
After consultation between the Presi-
dent secretary Of the treasury, and attorney
general, it has been decided that troops can
not now be used by the internal revenue offic-
'ers in Arkansas in breaking up illicit distill-
cries, as requested by Collector Wheeler at
Little Rock
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-23
Milwaukee Produce Market

GRAIN-Wheat opened firm and 1sc higher and
closed frmer and quiet No. hard S1.0O; No. l,
65c; No.2, STAG; October 81Ac; November SAC;
December 95a4c; No. g. SIC; No. 4, $50; rejected
5oAc Corn frmer; No. 2 34c. Oats weaker; No.
2, 1S1sc. Rye active; No. I, 43c. Barley higher:
No. 194t@94iac; November e6Ac. '''l
PROVISIONS-Easy and quiet. Mess pork 81 81
cash and October. Lard prime steam, 1924.
Chicago Produce Market.
GRAIN-Winter wheat higher; No. 2 5b@e6c:
closed steady ouside No. spring active and higher
Sl@s1A c, closed s1sc cash; slQJS1Ac, closed S1Ac
bid October; 82gS3%c closed S3c bid November.
No. 3 65l5O70c; rejected 52I5GD53c. Corn fairly
active, firm and higher No. 2 and high mixed $40
34Ae closed s4@341s cash; 340l34c, closed SAC bid
October; 345s(035c, closed 34a4 bid November "a "A
03414c December; rejected 322l0D32Bc Oats fairly
active at Yesterdays quotations; No. 2 1Sas@1Sk
cash; 1880 October; rejected 1910. Rye steadier;
No. 2 43c. Barley quiet; easy and lower; 81 .O3h
PROVISIONS-Pork moderate demand; 12h015c
higher; 81 950t7.971a cash; 7SO@7.92A November
Lard moderate demand; 50l10c higher; 6.25n6. 80
cash; E .271a06 .32@ November. Bulk meats firm
and shade higher; shoulders S4.oO short rib 500:
short clear IA.
New York Produce Market
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; receipts LOG, 900 bushels :
ungraded shipping 75c; No. 3 do 820e5c; No.2 do 81
@94c; ungraded winter red 96c01S1.O5; No 2 do
l.O41a; No. do 105@1.05h; ungraded amber 1.O5 /:
No. amber 1.02R !; ungraded white LOG: No. 3 do
lo6h No. do, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.O7H white
l.G9R. Rye dull; western 5505Sc. Barley dull and
dropping; 6-rowed State S11O. Malt steady: Canada
Sl.39. Corn quiet; receipts 800 bushels: IN
Oats active; receipts 1880 bushels; rejected CSC
No. 8, 27ac; No. white 28A@231ac; No. 2, 29c
No. white 30A@30Ac; No. 1, 31asc; No. 1 white
3ilac; mixed western. 32c; white 2SAc.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

There is a panic in the iron trade, at
Glasgow, Scotland.
The savings bank at Lexington, Mass,
is being closed up. There will be no loss to
de- ositors.
The First National bank at Tamaqua
Pa, has suspended Assets S15OOOO. Liabili-
ties not known
:, The weather is warmer at the South.
and there seems as yet, to be no abatement of
the yellow fever plague.
The wheeibarrow lunatic, who has been
several months trundling wheelbarrow from
New England to California, has, at last, ar
rived in San Francisco. He reioices the name
of R. Lyman Potter.
A Constantinople correspondent of the
statement that official circles value the main
tenance of good relations with Austria, says,
nevertheless, both il the palace and else
where, agitation is kept up against Austria.
A Constantinople dispatch says the
Porte has received information that the Rus
slams have recommended marching on Adj
rianople, presumably from the north. All
foreign military attaches have left CONSTANT
nople to verify this intelligence.
Old Indians, squaws and pappooses Of
the Bannock tribe, have been maintained on
the reservation this summer, while the young
Indians have been on the war path That is
beautiful Indian policy arms and equips
the savages, and supports their squaws on the
reservation, while the "bands'' are on tie war
path, numbering frontier settlers.
j. II. Burke, 8 stockholders of the Con-
solidated Virginia Mining company, has
brought suit in the Twenty-third district
court of California, to recover from j. Good,
J. W. Mickey, j. g. Fair and the Pacific Mill
& Mining company 100000 alleged to
have been wron gully taken from the stock
holders of the Consolidated Virginia by de-
PENDANTS in the manipulation of ore and re-
tention of tolling of the company.
Heugh Balfour 8 Co.. of Manchester,
Eng. have failed. Liabilities estimated between
one million and two million sterling. The
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-23
A st. Petersburg dispatch saws twenty

A St. Petersburg dispatch says twenty
three wooden houses and seventy warehouses.
valued at 100000 roubles have been burned
in Raizan near Moscow.
. A special from Muskegen, says the
schooner Tempest from South Haven, hound
for Muskegen went ashore on the 9th inst.
and is a total wreck
John Keifer, of St. Paul, Minnesota,
while out hunting on Tuesday afternoon, the
18th inst, was struck by lightning and instant
killed. Two persons near by were stunned.
Mr.. Rhodes, a Snowman in Sheffield,
Mass, stuck mis- finger into box of rattle
snakes to stir them up, and was bitten. He
swallowed quart of whisky and two ounces
Of morphine, and recovered.
At Scrantol, Pa, large area of sur
face over the Diamond mine caved in lately
completely closing up many chambers and
passages, and causing damages which will re-
qulre many months to repair. Between 300
and 400 men will be thrown out of work.
A dispatch from Santa Domingo saws
no tidings of the American schooner Jordon
l.. Mott, carrying Ex-President Gonzales and
two OF his followers to Curacao, and it is fear
ed they all persisted in the severe hurricane
which swept the south coast of Santa Domin
go, the Sd CT September
Nantucket, Mass, telegram says: Sat
urday's storm was the seyerest that has oc
CURED on the Island since the memorable
gale of 1S41. Charles Killen, mate, was taken
from the wreck of the schooner Eta A. StimD
son, after being dashed to the rigging thirty
six hours. He was the only survivor of the
crew of seven.
During the performance at the Colise
UNI theatre, Liverpool, on the 10th inst,
light occurred under the gallery The audi
ence hearing, but being unable to see the dis
turbance, became alarmed. A cry of fire was
raised, when terrible panic ensued, people
rushing Tor doors and sliding down the pillars
OF the gallery on the heads Of the occupants of
the pit and impeding exit. Thirty-tive
men and lads and two women were suffocated
and many persons severely injured.
Sunday morning, Oct. 18Th, the town of
Edinburgh, Pa, was nearly destroyed by fire.
The fire broke out in the rear of Wilber's
livery stable, Main street, and spreading rap
idly soon swept over the entire block. Fire
men were promptly on hand, but their efforts
were paralyzed by the insufficency of water,
The total loss is estimated at from $3.50, 900 to
100000, largely insured. Two hundred and
twenty five buildings were burned, and the
town almost completely destroyed Much
suffering among the losers. relief commit
tee has been organized, and the contribution
OF food from adjacent towns and farmers in
the vicinity is being distributed to the home
less