davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

From the Boston Traveller, Severa
years ago Edward Everett in public
address remarked that wealth in this
country could not descend to the third
generation. 1t is singular that the
most prominent example of the falsity
OF this theory should be found in the
families with which Mr.. Everett was
connected by marriage, the Adamses
and the Brookses. The will of the late
Sidney Brooks is an illustration. Not>
outstanding the laws of entail and
primogeniture are not in vogue in the
United States, the tendency of wealth
Is growing stronger and stronger toward
building up and extending family es q,
tates in direct line. The next gener-
alton of the Adams family, if it inner.
its the aocumu'ative propensities of the
past and present generations, will be
one of the wealthiest in the country,
and will prove that wealth accumulated
by the founder of family can be held
through as many generations as in
England
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
mow a PARIS Thlsr Was U4ushl

Baltimore American A singular
story comes lrom Paris, aud is we'll
youched Tor A Welldressed man, wear
ing lustrous diamond nng, entered IA
omnibus The lady sitting beside hlm
thought him impairment, and got out,
and soon after found her purse gone
aud the ring IN her pocket il having
slipped from tho thiefs finger She
FASTENED 10 tho police office 70 state
her adventure, aud there found the
scamp ia the clutch Of Jeweler, who
had lost diamond, No proof being AZ
hand lao was about 10 BIO Released,
when the ring 10 strangely obtained by
his second Victim was produced and
s0nlounded him,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
Montgomery HAIRS Resolution.

New Orleans Democrat Montgom-
cry Blair's resolution nstructing tho
attorney general of the state Of Mary.
land TO institute proceedings in the
federal courts, reciting that the vote Of
that state had not been given its legal
effect by reason OF the fraudulent counts
ing of the electoral votes of Louisiana
and Florida for Hayes, and praying
that the votesof those states be counted
for lilden, passed the Maryland senate
Monday, it having passed the house on
the twenty.eighth ultimo Under
the resolution it now becomes
the duty Of the attorney general of the
state to institute the proceedings, The
passage OF the resolution is said to
have annoyed Hayes friends, but so
long rs there arc any nliundes or
mudum pactums left in the land they
should not allow themselves to be
troubled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
Matrimonial Pecuiiarit,es.

Matrimony presents here and ther,
interesting peculiarities. A bridegroom
in Herkimer county, New York una.
BILE to relish the fun of discordant ser
enade on the wedding night, got out Of
bed and shot through the window al
the serenaders, wounding one of them.
Mormon has just married at one
swoop mother and her daughter. Has
he mother-in>law A miner returned
from California to Michigan to marry
the girl that he had left behind him.
He announced that he was commission.
ed also to pick out a girl for his mining
partner and take her to him to wed.
After careful prospecting he made a
choice, and the chosen damsel has
gone with the welded pair to California
to meet her future husband. Kepler
and Stevens traded wives in Upton,
Iowa. two years ago. the latter getting
500 on account of the wife he gave be-
ing far handsomer than the one he res
ceived. stevens has since grown wealthy,
and his lawful wife seeks by 4
lawsuit to reinstate herself Sally, a
Note princess in Nevada, married a
white man and returned with him to
her tribe. The indignant Indians shaved
his head, whipped him soundly, and
drove him back into civilization. A
Troy clergyman publishes complaint
that the pay received for marriage ser.
vice is not adequate, considering the
risk that is incurred in uniting couples
against the wishes Of their families. He
says that the fees given generally range
from one to FIVE dollars. Recently he
rode ten miles into the country, spent
a whole day, paid five dollars for the
use OF a horse, and received only one
dollar and twenty five cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
A Dangerous policy Tor Diaz.

Chicago Times Reports received at
the state department say that recently
the Mexican authorities returned u
herd Of stolen cattle to tho owners in
Texas, and took steps to punish the
thieves" If that fact becomes generally
known among the greasers, the author.
tiles Immediately responsible for ii, and
their chief Diaa, will be very,soon TAX
ing steps" out of the country. Diaa is
DESTROYS of impressing the American
government with Il belief in his ability
tocontrol and punish the border thieves.
1t is possible that the cattle in question
were stolen under special orders for
the purpose of being returned But it
will not do to carry such things too far
Mexican patriots will not be easily pel>
suaded to tolerate even the pretense of
interfering with the sacred right of
robbery which is one of the fundamental
principles of their unwrtten constitu,
ton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

TnR eolored brethren in Richmond,
Va, arc excited aud exercised over the
discussion us to whether the sun moves
or not, Rey, Bro. Jasper asserh that II
does and proposes 10 preach TO that
effect until all his flock arc convinced Of
tho fact, II Ii pleasant TO 500 tho coils
ored man and brother thus sitting un-
der tho voice Of wisdom and forgetting
In the zeal Of hia scientific researches
that thoro Ia such a thing IN bloody
shirt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

ANOTHER sttempt is being made in
New York to introduce the system of
advertising engagements" in the news,
papers as marriage notices are now adj
vertised. The New York Herald has
inaugurated an engagement column,
andsa number of happy swains and
girls Of Manhattan have resorted to
this column to let the world know that
they are in love, or at least believe they
are, with each other.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
Ine.ys,ns . tremendous Ri~h

They incur u trsInendGns risk who AeIonrn
or emiHTaiO ~ rehlde ~ llhiTlglA where illh-
nal InaanB ~ Certifying Their HyHlelnh agA nht
thH peTlOnin hGOnfgp, The danger W hlllpuh
anbjpGlH, and ~ tllOae who lheh bpdilf hihih-
ina, M pnTi inulArly serious, A preventive
and curative agent ~ known anll'lnalallhl
efiioagy should 20 frequently used hnd opn .
ktantly Kept ~ hand ny huph pfTsnhai ANA
on none 0an they rnly with bnnh certainty
OF protection aud aid az iinAielelleT'H hlpmr
aoh hluem, This grand Hpe0lnn roots out
every yeAtlg0 ~ tic malaflal poison lfpIn
tho System, ana 6ndOwR II win an amount
Of vial activity and repelllng power mat
nulilnes tho Influence Of ~ laAnn, " ALSO
pTeyenh and remedies dlsOTden VI the sion
aOh, bowels aud liver, which arc pall gnlAr'
W prevalent IN mnlarlQns Teglohhi hnd N an
incompatible general lnYig0fanL
apr dAWlW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

This girl waa standing NJ the font door,
Tie nlglll was dark aud dreeTy, Ihundeih
dark, angry clouds, WIN pale features,
Hunken eyes, an emacinls lofln and ionhle
pulse, her mother lay prohlrhle, w m al
Joining room, ron ohronlo female com .
remedy IN received, and hur inOlhufh life ID
saved What Joy IN depicted upon lhnir
GOuntenHnona ~ they welcome English fo'
male HltteTH, that gfenl female regulator
aud tonic OF the present day, No hlekly To-
male, old on young, should DO without II.
Call ~ any drug store, tlhprib'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
Three psrsons Kiii 1000 AIIiga,or..

From tho Assumption (LO,) Pioneer F.
Three persons residing in the parish Of
Assumption last year killed 5000 alligaS
tors, saved the oil and sold the hides
The price Of hides is seyenty'liye cents
apiece. The trio, besides, gather moss
and are making money fast, Alligator
hides make good shoe or boot and'
AZ alligators are not protected by the
game law hunters who 20 in for
'leather aud prunella" and money can
keep up the game all the year round,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

THf preparations have began aud the
papers signed Tor big four'mlle race
between Ten BroeolS aud the California
mare, Molly Mccarthy, AT Louisville
Kentucky, Independence day Ten
Broeok being q full brother Of our Jack
Hardy great interest IL taken In every
contest In which he h interested The
Kentucky crack has fully recovered
from tho effects Of his unluoky journey
10 the east Last fall,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

No other medioine IN tho world was over
given anOh u tost ~ ~ curative qualities m
Boacheeh u0rmnn syrup. In throe years
bOtilpA Of this medicine WA distributed nee
OF charge by druggists IN TINS country To
those afflicted win Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs Pneumonia ana other
American people nndeniabl0 proof that Ger
man syrup VIII cure them, 1lsi rohnlt has
boon That druggists IN every town and VII
lhge In tho United States arc recommending
II tO their customers 0O % your druggist
aud ask what thoykn0w about II sample
bottles 10 centA, Regular hizu 10 C0nA, Three
dOfoa will relieve any case,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
A n..,ern o.,,. ,l.eer rn,nlIy.

Territorial Enterprise A Gold Hill
cat has four young oneB, ono OF which
has tho head Of a dog Tho ono that
has the dogs head news like cat,
while the three that looks like cats bark
like puppies, All the doctors Of the
town have examined the litter, have
looked wiso aud said II WAS u iisus
nahra. The doctors having said this,
there IN nothing more TO be- said,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

A RuNoR that in view of threatened
Russo.English war, English and Russian
agents are secretly buying up American
steamers and sailing vessels, and that
many steamers of the British transat>
lsntic lines are to be Withdrawn for
transport service is not credited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

"1'm Kiss in the Dark was played
rs farce by amateurs in Manufacturing
Kyn recently, up 70 the point where tho
young man kisses the girl, when II was
turned into q tragedy by tho girls real
loyer beooming jealous and shooting hon
stage lover, II WAS splendid piece Of
acting in which tho audience notably
participated in trying to got out Of th'
plaOe,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

CINCINNATI is trying to monopolize
everything in the musical line. Young
men learning to play on the acordeon
are notified that Cincinnati also claims
to be the Paris of America" and is a
nice town to live in.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

COLONEL A. X. McCLukE, of the Phila-
delphia Times. one of the most astute
politicians of the country, has broken
into the lecture field, and is delivering
his "Recollections of Abraham Lincoln"
to delighted audiences.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


TNHE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
L DALLAS-ln Commissioners Court, spe-
clal term. Tuesday, April .. 1873 Whereas
ON the sd day of February, A, u, 1873, upon
application of the requisite number OF quail
tiled voters OF Justices precinct number six,
In Dallas county, Texas, an election was Or
dered by this court to determine whether the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors should be pro-
hibited within the limits Of said precinct :;
aud whereas, In pursuance of said petition
and the order of this court, an election was
held In said precinct on the 23d day of
March, 1878, conforming in all respects to
the requirements OF the law IN such cases
made and provided; and whereas, at said
election. u majority OF the vote cast in said
precinct was for prohibiting the sale of In
toxicattng liquors within the limits thereof,
10 Is therefore ordered by the Court that
the sale of Intoxicating liquors shall be, and
IL absolutely prohibited within the limits of
said Justices precinct.
a true copy from the minutes.
Witness my official signature, and seal OF
said court. Done at my Office In the city of
Dallas, this tth day OF April. A. ID 1878.
A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
by H. ID. RAwMNs, Deputy. apr6 dawtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
1ailg 4erala

fsE DAILY HHAALDIs published every
m0rnlng, except on Monday ~ Wy W
annun Ia advance, postage pIspMu w
Vicente per week delivered IL no pl'y,
ADVERTIanIH0 RATES Dnp square llrh lhea
nOnpafail one time VI No. eanh hupseluen
insertion, 10 penls special falhh ipi Weehly
monthly and yearly adyerliheIh
TnH WEEKLY HIBALD u publiahed every
Saturday no raj AZ AZ " oo psf,year' posi-
ase prepaid,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
TWENTY-FIVE GEMS COLUMN.

goaT-lins Advertisements Inserted twice Ia
thia column for iEenlg-fiye psnh'
w,aisa -siHaiisa,
NLTARTEp-A situation IN /. grocery OF
w produce house by 4 yDnng man n o.
pnTlrhnD w ihn huhinfhH and large 40
quainiaula ~ the nily ana pnunlib Az
dress ~, h, n ihls Oilioe, HpH n
70 HsNl,
NEW sTY lEs pf Western Cottage Organs
~ JUS received ~ u, " EpWAhbh'i fh
hall street two pianos lof renl' apr "
EURNIHHED HOUSE Of i've rooms, on
llne 81 Main alTeel rallway Address a.
~ thia ONCE, apr ~
A HOUSE e0nleinlng seven To0msi good
~ Wnll " waleT,lOt 100 a lai fnetiWO bloGhh
FROM faolnn depot Hent law 20 u good lrn'
ant Apply too, NJ, WHEAT, iW Elm street
apr dH
n 10 LEI 10 0na ~ tWO nrst-rlass gentle
U lnhnt an elegantly furnished lOOiiii pHlli
room attached nlhteln water wa squares
snnlh ~ opnrl mouse, corner Houston alll
f0lh hlfenih also one large fnpn ~ rear
YeIJ desirable for sleeping apartment Ap'
! ply Mra klleIs apn "
J'HE BRICK STORE, ia Elm street. suit
i able Tor iTHl1GlAsa millinery lly goods
on grocery Store, Apply 20 Hughes bfolheH'
apI2hl
Misunderstanding,
M AhTED- boarding -lhe hest private
! w boarding Ia tho city ,aud rooms ~ rant
! NJ No, ia Elm street, hits. PATRICK,
apr ~
DHlVATE BOARDING NO,sii Elm street
L Cool aud peasant location, good wafer,
and terms moderate npH-dlW
IlyAsIlINuTON HouaE-Ihls house IL
w Rllualed on corner Of Wood aud Market
! htfeih, fart'eA seeking u house WIN all tue
com loTh Of home eau not 90 heller lhAn
give tho Washington house call, Tue lahle
/ IN supplied with tho boat the market can AZ
10 Il, 'CiAtsTn water, Furnlahed or unfurn-
ihhod rooms a. lot, Hoard and lodgings peT
week ", or ono dollar pof dhy' uhphuh
MUNRO febll,lm,
miscellaneous wsni',
NNTANTED-A nAt class clerk ~ tho Ma,
J w uonal Hotel Apply ~ once apr "
/ NITANTED-A middla-r ged lndylOT house.
w ko por ana "a take charge OF children
Tho best Of references requir Il, Apply NJ
william II. CarturH drug store, ~ tuHn hV
enuo, npH ~
~ n, TURNER " cor Ageuoy, over post
W ONCE fouli Full or exchange lfmt
houhen, laud, merchandise, ANA other prop
efiy, lns'lln
I'o EXCnANGE nas acres Of land IN
i Young, 1910 IN Johnson ANA HO ~ Don
ton counties 10 exchange for good Dallas
city N oporty or good land from 1vo 20 eight
miles from Dallna. Real estate office III
Main street opposite tho court house
Jnng2-lm, W, q, hlCkLEs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

AUSTRIA will take England for a parts
ner in the next dance in Europe.
lgnatieff found Austria engaged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

A MILEsIAN friend of ours wants to
know if the people at Cotton Gin, in
this state, keep they season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

WANThp-A situation IN = grocery or
w produce house by a gOnng man ~ o.
ppTllnee W. lhe hpslness anl large a.
dTebH ~, "ihls Oniee, ApH "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

A HOUSE enniaining seven Tp0Insi good
~ Wnll QlwaieT,l0t 100 lai leetliwO blocks
llom iaaIng depot lssql loy e 4 good I leg'
HpH dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
Rsni

NEW sTY ,lls Of Western Cottage Organs
~ JUS received NJ q, N EpWAhDH', Yui
Main street Two pianos iOT renl apr N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

u'O LEI lOOna ~ two nrst-rlass genlle-
u men, an elegantly furnished room, blll
room attached plhleln water wa squares
south NJ opuTt hOutH, corner Houston ahn
fOlh streets also One large roam 10 rear
YeIJ desirable for sleeping apartment Ap'
plya Mrs hil6Ts, apH "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

NEAsillNuTON HOuhE-1his house II
w altualed on corner Oi Wood aud Market
com OTts Oi u home can not 10 hetteT than
give tho Washington house call, Ihe lahlh
IN supplied with tho boat the market can AZ
10 n, ClHthrn water, furnlhhed or uniufns
isned rooms "a lot, Hoard aud lodgings peT
MUNRO, f6bll.lm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

HllE BRICK STORE, "a Elm street. suit
i able Tor u iiTsl'0aas Millinery lly goods
on grocery store, Apply 10 Hughes blolheIH'
apr2hl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
w.oisd siiuaiiso

BOar-llns Advertisements Inserted twice IA
ihia p0lnmn for Twenty-Five penls'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

DRlYApE nuA RIDING Nosil Elm street.
/ Cool and peasant l0GaliOn, good wafer
and terms moderate, apH-dlW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

EuRNiHHED HOUSE Of i've rooms, Qp
L lne q Main street railway, Adlrpsa r.
~ THIS OillOe, apr u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
Wanisd Roardlna.

NiTAhTED- boarding Tho hest private
w boarding ~ tho oily ,and rooms % fhhli
~ No iili Film street, Mrs fAThluh'
HpT7 ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

w ANTED-A middle'r gsd ladylor hQnse'
w ko por ana a. take charge OF children
william n, CATERS drug store, iH h0Hn aV
enuo, npH ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

MApS.1Connty maps OF Dallas, Denton,
wi Collin, Ellis ana urayson, NJ II, Neat
aud correct plats OF every description gotten
up 0n short notice, nj reasonable figures, by
Jonus n Murphy, kosl Estato Agents, No.
III Austin street, decb-lyr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

~ ", TURNER " co.'s Agency, over post
". office, rent, FOll ~ exchange lhrmH
h0uhoa, laud, merchandise, ana ulhor prop
efty, ms'lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

I'RA NslT-A superior new transit, COM
Il plete In every particular, offered very
low, Inquire OF JONES& MURPHY, Real
Estate Agent, No, III Austin street. io22' I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07
MiseslIansous Wsnis.

NNANTED--A hnt class clerk ~ tho Ma,
w tlOnal Hotel, Apply NJ once, apr "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24

FROM Henry Keller K Co., the San
Francisco publishers. we have received
advance sheets of Fred. Harris new
book. entitled The Sazaiac Lying
Club" The work is dedicated to leach
and every person who may purchase
and pay for it," by the author. In his
introductory. the author modestly re-
marks. "the book has been compiled
and prepared in the intervals of daily
editorial labor. and no claim of literary
merit is made for it," This is to mod
eft by half, for the book does, aud 10 u
very liberal extent, possess that very
quality. We have looked through The
advance sheets received, and having
been long n resident of Lander ourself,
We readily recognize many of the char
a%cters. and Notwithstanding the humor-
GUS e~xaggerations. their peculiarities
are sufficiently marked to be- easily dis
tingnishable. The situations and the
broad humor of the book will be heart
lily appreciated by every NevRdan, and
the pleasure afforded by its perusal,
will be worth more than its cost. II
will doubtless meet a ready sale rs soon
as issued.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24

In order to emov the erroneous
impression that tho bullion OF Eureka
contains OF tho precious metals, only
silver, the Sentinel makes known the
fact that the Richmond and Eureka
Consolidated ores each carry ~ per
cent gold. and tho X. K. Co.. formerly
yielded OF that metal 81 to 10 per cent,
but has declined to 25 per centum.
From tho most reliable statistics in re-
lNtion to tho subject, it is Rscor.ainod
that the general average yield of the
ores OF that district is one-third gold to
two-thirds silver.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24
Cnt.iAbtennakg

". 4, Montgomery Of Eureka who is
hsre as q witness in the Huntington
valley water suit now pending III the
DistFiet o9ulb 9eaterdayanorning re.
ceived a dispatch from Eureka stating
that certain parties in that vicinity had
just been arrested on n charge of steal
inga hVSfs Mat csens.si Ycstetddsfs
Sentinel contains tho following particu.
lars in relation TO tho matter:
"a warrant was sworn cut yesterday
|y q gentleman charging several prom
iuent citizens with grand larceny. The
alleged crime consisted in appropriate.
ing and driving syeS ten head of cat.
tie, the properly Of ". a. Montgomery.
The parties gave bonds in the sun Of
1880 eneh, aud will have an exauiina.
tion on Monday next. Although the
pffair is town talk. nnd the names Of
the men generally knpwn,,Ye suppress
them for good aud suilicict reasons that
will DO explained hereafter. Tho fra.
terniiy Of butchers aud cal.lo dealers
fake a lively interest in tho PROCEED.
jngs."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24

The following relating to some Of the
prominent mines Of Phoebe. we clip
from the Record Of "a late date: At the
Alps. since the last report. the vein has
been cut in the west drift from 18th
station, 500 feet from shaft: vein is 2
feet wide ore assays average Sl6O; drift
Is being run on ore and stopping will be
commenced ~ soon rs room can be
made; other levels looking about the
same as last report. At the Alps prop
err but little work has been done to de-
monstratc the extent Of the strike re-
corded last week, the air becoming SO
bad that the air.fan and pipes had to be
put in place. This has been accomplish
ed anl work ON the vein will be resumed
to-day; meanwhile the machinery at
the hoisting-works has been put in
shape for permanent working.
Have commenced reopening some Of
the old levels in the Raymond x Ely,
especially the eighth and ninth, for the
PuA " ApAAB SV"S P-NSpSNahb
work in some u~nexplored ground out
west; are also starting in on the tenth
on an uprnise. The pump is running
regularly on half time; next week it
will commence to run on full time; the
water il down within 20 feet of bot
tom of shaft. The mill is running on
tailings and Day ore. A carload of
pipes ana other things for the air com.
TEessOr, were shipped last week from
San Francisco.
The work is being prosecuted ex-
pressly in the upper and lower tunnels
OF the Day mine; the sinking Of Il Wine
from the upper tunne! aud drifting
from the Wine where a large body of
orc is being extracted. The prospects
the mine never looked better than
they do ROW.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24

Tue general condition Of tho South.
with particular reference to the decis-
ion Of the Supreme Court OF Louisiana
in releasing Anderson, and the action
of Governor Hampton in bringing the
militia forces Of South Carolina to the
assistance OF the Government in its
efforts to enforce the revenue laws in
that State, was the subject OF discus.
sion at a Cabinet meeting, aud ex-
pressioLs OF satisfaction Herewith were
made by the President and Cabinet
officers. The President did not hcsi-
tate to say that the particular events
noted should be regarded ns all indicn-
ton OF n proper state of public feeling
in the South. The Cabinet was also
engaged with the consideration of vari-
Gus appointments. A list Of Govern
ment directors of the Pacific Railroad
has been agreed upon.