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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-16
From Fridays Daily. I

SEVERAL weeks ago there was stolen
from 4. Kuhn in Tuscarora about three
hundred dollars worth of cigars. 4
couple of Cinnamon were suspected OF
being the thi yes but no evidence could
be found against them as the cigars
could not be found. Since that time
they have been watched by the officers.
and yesterday mornir il was learned
that they had taken passage 10y Ed.
B%auning's Fast Freight Line for this
place. a telegram was sent to the
officers here instruciing them to arrest
the Cinnamon and il the cigars were
found in their possession to send them
back to Tuscarora. Officers Baugh md
Tucker accordingly met thu Fast
Freight team n short distance out of
town yesterday. arrested the Cinnamon
and upon searching their baggage
found about two thousand fine cigars
done mp in a lot Of blankets. The
Cinnamon md cigars we're sent back 20
Tuscarora by the stage this morning.
w. O.. SEAMASDs Is in command of a
small company Of volunteers who are
on duty in the vicinity of Duck Valley.
The following is an extract from u let
ter received yesterday from Capt. Seam.
ands by Sheriff Seiiz:
ave have arranged a signal with the
Indians aud Chief Sam will inform all
the Indians on tho Reservation Of il
tonight. 1t is as follows: Any Indian
belonging to the Shoshone tribe will
hereafter on sighting IL white men
travelling through this country raise his
hat aud wave IL, or some other article
that may DO distinctly seen: and the
person seeing 1t will answer by n cor.
responding sign. I wish you would
cause this TO be published Immediately
to prevent future collisions"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-16
kIt.DnrIur..S.

This mornimg-C. L. Davis. T.. b.
Shaw aud w. Il. Johns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-16
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-16

From Monday Daily.l
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
AN ACT OF MALICE.

Last Saturday week local preacher
named Usinger came inte the HERALD
Office and handed us few items of news
from Claymont, staIing that hereafter he
would write US letters regularly from that
place. Among these items was all to the
effect that Mr.. VIM. Churchman respect-
able lumber merchant and we'll connected
in this city was about to be taken to an
insane asylum bv his friends, he having
attempted to commit suicide. Not being
acquainted with Mr.. Churohman and as
Usinger had formerly been regular ccr-
respondent and had always acted favors
ably with us, he item was accepted and
published. Since then we have learned
that it was simply piece Of malice for
which this another has been apprshended
and is now confined in Jail. We regret the
publication ofthe article 10 question very
much. .oa. a.t
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

The Republicans held nomination cleo.
ton last Saturday, in the City Hall, for
Representative, which ended in the usual
fight. H. F, Dure, James Lang, John Green
and others were candidates, and things were
going as nicely as a mother. in-laws funeral,
when Major-General A. Brack Starr, that
bright particular asteroid of the political
armament came in and began playing trump
cards in Mr.. Lang's favor right along. 1t
is well known that the Republicans in Will
mington work together like creased clock-
work, but they couldn't stand Brack's
planning, and racket was kicked up that
assumed serious proportions. For whi[e
Donnybrook fair on small scale was re-
peated, which ended in a pei emptory closing
of the ballot boxes long before the hour,
and the " Star (D of the twilight" carried
tho day, and Mr.. Lang was proclaimed the
nominee,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
THE GOLD BUG MARCH.

Thirty columns of Sheriff's sales were ad
vsrtised in the Telegraph and Record Of
Philadelphia, on Saturday, to take place
this afternoon. This Is the sad, bitter fruit
which ripens every month in that city. In
the great majority Of cases the property to
be sold belong to workingmen no longer
able to pay their dues to building associa-
tions, or their interest upon mortgages.
The dishonest and cruel statesmanship
which has reduced the wages OF the worker
one-hslf while dues, taxes and interest re-
main the same as ever, is the cause of this
robbery Of the poor. The greed of money
lenders and saiaried officials conceived the
scheme Of contraction. Foreign bond
holders came to their aid with paid lobby
to influence legislation, passed the resump-
ton act and kindred laws. The cant of
honest money" was raised as the wolf,
arrayed itself in q sheepskin to devour the
flock. If "honest money" purchases three
times as many of the luxuries and neces.
saries Of life now, as formerly, why is it
that It's advocates in Congress do not
houestly reduce their own pay to So, 500 per
yeari Everything, from champagne to .
pot of blscking, is now as cheap as 1t was
twenty years ago, when the salary Of a
Congressman was $s,5OO. Why not grade
the pay TO the pricesi We invite some one
of the Senatorial advocates of "honest
msney" to set the example of "honest
salaries"
The entire loss by contraction has fallen
upon the industry of the country. The
Gold Bugs are like the Pharisees of old
they make long prayers while devouring
the widows substance.
A little self-denial and less talk would be
both patriotic and consistent on part of the
" honest money ." advocates. Are the poor
alone to sufferi The oppression of the
poor Is one of the crimes which cry to
Heaven for vengeance. Take he,d ye
Oppressore
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
II MlNGTON. DEL MONDAY OCTOBER 7, 1875 1G@s-oo
CONSIDER.

The county ought to be divided. ,,,-..--,.- -,.
The Levy Court should relieve Whining.
ton Of ct least three constables.
The Legislature would act wisely and
confer boon upon the poor BY reducing
the number of Justices of the Peace in this
city to two.
An exemption law averaging from $500
to 81 900, according to the amount Of pro-
perty under execution. Is demanded by the
public good. It should by all means extend
to cases of distress for rent and save the
poor from the shocking spectaclss Whining
ton has witnessed, of the last article Of a
tenant being sold for rent, and . family rem
dered homeless and paupers. : st2 ?2
The market wagons that come into our
city useyour streets, which we have to clean
and repair for them, should pay license OF
say ten cents for . one horse team and
twenty cents for = two horse team every
time they attend market with produce, each
stand for the sale of any goods or wares,
twenty-five or fifty cents each market day
for the use of the street or sidewalk. ar ,l
Every team In town to be taxed, this Of
all other things is fair. Owners of carriages
and business teams use and wear the stree,
lit Ia fair they should pay towards repair:
ing them. NJ ~ ~ 68 3#5E. 4
The City Hospital is dead, failure 1T
ought to be abolished, else put 1t under a
management which would make 1t worthy
of the name OF an hospital. The State
ought to contribute to it's support, as is the
case in the hospitals In Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and other cities.
A free dispensary is badly needed, the
income of the laboring poor has shrunk so
low that they are unable in many cases to
obtain medicine even when physicians pre-
scribe for them gratis. 30 we are told by Q
Doctor of large practice. e95', 5o.,
Think over these propositions, and II you
deem them fair and proper, advocate them.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTING.

Prof Julius Hess, draughtsman, has
been engaged by DR.. sam'l W, Murphy Of
Rugby Academy, TO teach mechanical
drawing, A class will be formed at tie
Rugby evening school on Tuesday evening
October 9Th for the benefit Of young men
who may wish to learn this important and
useful branch. The terms will be very
moder ate. Classes in penmanship are
taught by Prof. j. jackson Peirce. Glasses
in bookkeeping and mathematics by Prof.
J. A. Kealey A. M. "a u
Persons wishing to join either or all of
the above classes are invited ~ to call at
room No. second floor of Masonic TEN
rla - - . - t--
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
A RARE CHANCE.

TO be sold immediately, the stock and
Fixtures OF he Millinery store, 23 West
Atm street, one Of this bert stands IN the city
has been doing o Sood business Tor the last
ten years. ., ~,
The stock consists OF silks, sstans, Vel
vets. Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers. Hats,
Bonnsts, ornaments, &c. Also seven hand-
some show cases, counter shelving, new
awning &c DC, III of which ere being sold
very cheap 10 close business, ON account OF
i'll health Household furniture TO sell
House and store to lei. apply TO Nra M.
Cam pbell, 223, West Avn sire t, Wiliatnstoh
Del. Those Indebted, will pleass settle
their bills immediately and save trouble.
oct..1W
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
ALL OVER rEACHDON.

Salisbury has been agitated over Cour
for week or so past. .-..... ..
The colored folks Of Salisbury have sever
places in which to shout and pray and lister
to the Word. -l|-a.j Is
| The Salisbury Advertiser 10 Of the opinion
that in the course of years Wicomico county
will be richer and more thickly populated
than any Maryland county east of the
Chesapeake bay. .@.e'@
DR.. Isaac Jump, of Dover, who has beer
Ill for two weeks past Is better and hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
There are over sixty students in attend
ance at the Wyoming Institute. -
From Fenwick's Point to Tangier Sound
the farmers are busy seeding wheat.
A number of State papers speak 10 COM
plimentary terms of the Perry Car Coupler
which received diploma at the State Fair,
and was recommended the bestowal of o
silver medal. t5 tr ....~
Court commences in Sussex on the 14th
inst. .r.H '.
James English, constable In Dagsboro'
Hundred, was too intimate with the wife Of
Samuel 81. OtweH. A difficulty sprung up
therefrom ard shots were exchanged, when
Otwell sprang upon English and gave him
several severe cuts with knite. He is roW
held in 81 900 bail for court.
A vessel of 100 tons burthen is now in
course of construction at Milton.
There Is camp meeting In progress down
near Lewes. ...... ,-
VIM. j. Norman, conductor ON the J. &
B. R. R., while coupling cars at Lewes, last
week, had his arm mashed between the
bumpers. .,-..
On Tuesday last thousand bundles Of
laths came ashore on Cedar and Slaughter's
Beach, seven miles from Milford.
In Chesapeake City the hogs are dying
from the cholera.
Samuel Lloyd, working on saw-nill at
Chesapeake City, had his leg caught in the
machinery and terribly mangled.
From all over the State comes the report
OF second crops of apples, rAspberries, and
herring. Next thing 1t will be the second
crop of agricultural fairs.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
KILLED BY A COLT.

Thomas Meginnis aged about 40 years
living at Mt. Pleasant on the Delaware
Railroad was accidentally killed on, Fri
day night by being tread on by colt. sss
The colt belonged to Mr.. Samuel Boggsg
and was standing in front of Mr.. Meginr
MIS- store. On the arrival OF the south ,
bound train about 7.3O. Mr.. Meginnis
was holding the animal, which became
frightened at the cars and rearing up,
threw Mr.. Meginnis down and trampetl
on his stomach, causing fatal injuries fron,
which he died in about three quarters & t,
an. hour. The unfortunate man was known
as a quiet and Industrious man. Hs
leaves wife. . H.. ,sss
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
NEW FRITZ.

Mr.. Joseph K. Emmett the world re-
newned comedian, appeared in the Grald
Opera House on Saturday evening, in his
new play, New Fritz, Our Cousin German
to large and enthusiastic audience. Mr..
Emmet was in his happiest mode, during
the whole evening. He is a thorough
musician both vocal and instrumental
music, in which he is without a rival.
On Toy Harmonic, Mr.. Emmett produced
some excellent music. During the perfor-
nance he was greeted with rounds Of
applause. The support was good.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
EDUCATING ELSEWHERE.

In looking over the catalogue the Pitts
burg female college, We notice among the
list of students who have entered for the
present year Miss Kate r. Douglass OF
Smvrna daughter Of Col. H G. Douglass
ae5 Miss Jennie c. Smllhers of the saros
place. Upon the visiting committee are
the names of Jos. Smithers and Col. Doug
lass Of Smyrna.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
wiImington. Del, Oct. =. 1873.
PREMIUM AWARDED.

A. J. Vanduzee agent for the Singer
Manufacturing Company has received the
first and only premium in the Middletown
fair. Their new family sewing machine is
the best now in use all in want of machines
do we'll would to see the Singers before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
- THE LARUE HOMICIDE.

Edward Larue for the murder of Henry
Holland in North East Nd on the 9Th of
April last was tried in Elkton last week
convicted of murder in the second degree
Both the parties are colored and the mnr-
der was caused by previous difficulty.
The facts were given in this journal on the
Monday following the killing. Larue was
taken to the penitentiary on Friday.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE.

The above is the title of Milfords news
paper and the co.candidate with the News
for the favor ofthe people of that flourish
ing place. We see no reason why the
newspaper should not succeed and the
contentso the initial number which can
hardly be taken as a fair sample of
what it may be after while. II certainly
for snap and interest reflects much credit
upon the young editors and proprietors
Messrs. Scott and Townsend. - ,..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07

OUR old friend Of the Sussex Journal is
mistaken in stating that the HERALD is
opposed to Agricultural Fairs. We like
them. The HERALD sent reporter to
both the Dover and Middleto8n Fairs, and
gave two columns daily of the proceedings
With your usual chivalry make the amsnde
honorable, Colonel. ur
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07

Remember the Boston one-price cloths
ing house is the one that inaugurated low
prices on gents furnishing goods and they
are still leading all others. Give them a
call, Nos. 213 Market and 212 Shipley
streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07

"A fine hot lunch every Wednesday and
Saturday morning, from to 10 O'Clock, at
Chandler's, No. IL East Fifth street.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
ON]EC'!ENI.
MIDDLETOWN FAIR.
THE. CLOSING scENE-THE 2.40. RACE
,FII WON BY SHERMAN MORGAN. III

IL
THE. CLOSING sCENE-THE 2.40, RACE
X W. WON BY SHERMAN MORGAN. i.s4
/ Correspondence Of the HERALD.
MrDDLRTowH, Oct. 5, 1878.
AT 9 o'clock this morning the horses, for
the unfinished 2.40 race continued from
Friday, were called. Three heats had
been trotted on that day, Sherman Morgan
winning the first heats, May. the second,
and the third heats was decided "a dead
one. The horses this morning were in
fine condition. At $50 the horses left
the score Sherman Morgan having the id
vantage, which he also had in the fifth
heat. The contest in both, was very close
but Sherman Morgan shows himself the
better horse, winning both heats and the
race. . e.J &" rare0 p
J, B. Wharton, Dover, oo} q
b. 8. Sherman Nor .r.7 " +r.'ut-f
gan. 1 Q 0
J: NJ. Start, worton, -ao y1EI a7t
Nd., b. m. Fanny ,g "a o'g.
Fern. .-.- 's. as 8 3
R, j. Morrison, Christ- '' .
lana, CD. m. May. f 81 0 2 2
Time, 2.37; 1854 2.S7, 2.3s1zz, 2.37A.
No admission price was charged and
about eight hundred persons were on the
grounds. The work of taking down and
packing up was commenced early this
morning and by. evening almost every
ching was removed from the grounds. The
arrangement Of the Of the exhibits aad the
order maintained on the grounds were ex
eellent, for which the officers of the asso
citation the judges and others interested.
deserve much praise. May next years
fair surpassed all previous efforts.
| The display of sheep and swine was
Unusually large and one of the main fea>
lures oft fair, surprising the display at
Dover Alexander Eglinton Of Wilmington
bad fine littre Of thorough bred Essex,
which would have received the first premS :.
ium had there been Eve in the littre. 1'.A~-
The judges on sewing machines were
practical nachinists, and gave the first
premium to the Singer Manufacturing
Company for their family sewing machines
and to the American Company on their
buttonhole combination machine. is:
On Friday night a private ball was
given in the Reynolds Building which
Was a very pleasant affair. "'.0! s''" p '9
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07

All kinds of House-furnishing Goods at
Milton Shippers, W. Eighth street, aboye
Orange.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07

housekeeping goods lower at Simpers
than any other house in the city, Eighth and
Or snge.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07

CITY COUNCIL must remember that the
Hospital appointment is being watched.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07

WANTED-Two lady competitors, to
w whom constant employ msnt, will be
g1ven. Apply at this OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-07
WANTS.

NAyA NJ ND - BricklaySrs at the new
w Reservoir, Apply after 7 O'Clock,
JAM Ms KENNEDY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-06
rnsus formed In the year 1870. or b..

census formed In the year 1870. or be-
rODginR TO masters who participated d..
lectiy Or indirectly In the insu rpction,
thereby acquiring their liberty ,ie tactic
aud whereas the sentiment ia taken into
account. which inspired the present law
Of gradual emancipation Of slaves In this
island. therefore. authorized by home
government. We proclaim:
ARTICLE ! All Slaves Of both sexes
who were IN the lines at Insurgents on
the 10Th Of February. will he trp. II they
present Themselves to the legitimate MI.
thoriti-s If government troops before
the last day of Msrch.
ARTICLE 2. Former owners Cf th' aa
freedmen hav" no right tn Indemnify II
they took part IN insurrtction them.
selves. directly or indirectly.
ARTICLE 8. These former owners If
these FREEDMEN who remained faithful
10 the Spanish governments will receive
indemnity In the same manner which the
law of gradual abolition p. pscrihea.
ARTICLE 1 All local authorities will
furnish pspers Of tree citizenship Z
those former slaves included In arricl"
first. giving direct and detailed account
to heads Of their respective departments.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-06
Notice TO Contractors.
OFFICE OV ViCE.PREs' DtHr& 3EN-
ERAL MN CIR CHICAGO ST
LOUIS 4 New oRLEA>s Il. X.

LOUIS u New oRLEA>S IL. X.
NV oRLEASs, Fsb'y u, 1877.
To Contractors:
Sesl-d pr"pOsals are invited mt ! 10th
d rch tor The grading OF The (3) miles VI
abroad ertendi"x from Film re-, Kei.
III, Ky. up the east bat X OF the ohio DIVER
to point "Ipo e , air II inois. Thir
~'rk sxtrnu, tor two (2) miles through
cleared land-, and one mile through timber
| alresdy cleared Tor width OF no J Oh
| hundrei iee,. The .mb mkment Will Nv
age about (9I nine Il ell In height, tn MA
| teriai { T wuich will 20 OBJ aimed -btir-iy
from the east Il ie, and c lie handled .uc-
.e,eiul'y with w,gon., c rIa. &C al era 'r
harrOwr. Three hUu and feet of ibi- en-
b inkmpn', nj an an average height OF (1)
seven feet, will he gr ,ded for nj least (3l
three tracks, and viii b We y top with "i
(40) forty feet, the while OF which IL
though clearr. lind. THIS Is desirable
pi, &c o. rk and well worthy the siten-
ton OF anil examinat on by contra tors.
The work vii, 10 commenced tie first
| (lst) Of April, next, md must he c"mpi.ted
by the 1T Of July 70 lowinI. Monthly es.
TIM, ties. payable in Gosh. will G made ~
the work ~, gressrr, q c the usual twenty
per cent retained to Il sue com le'ion III
contract. A prof g OF the line. and spaei-
d atoms Tor the work may be -een. ard u .
sired int rmati o tanned at the Office ~
the comp,py's sgen', JnO. >. Mex !. FIJI
mo e, Ken ucky.
Bios should he addressed 10 J G. Mann,
Division Super inteudent, Jackson. Ten
nrssce.
The M's will he opened and contracts
awar led on Nh M,rch. at is :kson, Tenn.
The comp my serve, the night to re-
ject my or all bids.
JAS. C. CLARKE,
true c0-yA Vice Pre- ident.
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An Upkind Cub.
Estate Reg S,er.)


The people OF Illinois and Of the en-
Tire west are accused by a writer In the
London Economist Of iavoring the repu'
diHtlOn ot the national debt. 1t Ia on y
thirty years aimee the state Of lll'n"i.
VIVA burdrnrd with n much heayir debt
than It's proportion ot the national Il. BIT,
and was absolutely povrrty-strickrn.
But the peopl" adopted he con.
stitutlon OF l7i8 which levied The
two mili TAX on every sp"ci 8
Ot personal aud real property. and have
since patti almost the last dollar At that
debt. II will not M forgotten that there
was party. rpspeciahla In numbers al
least. which favored reputation. lint 'hey
were rRsrd'd ma moral hpera aud hui
little better than hors" 'hieyps. We
know Of no state vi the Union that haa
rrpud'a'ah drht except Mississippi
The London Eeonomit should have some
reverence for facts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-06
Why Not, Indeed.
[Philsde l,hia

Why don't General Ii"yt aud his lev.
tenants demand the MT rvrntion OF Pre-.
sidrnt Hayes 10 protect the Mobile Ma
guire cOnvcls OF Pennsylvania :? They
have all, nj une time or another, been
Promised immunity from punishment by
prominent leaders who contributed i'm.
mensely 10 the ell ction "f HAYES. and
why are they now abandoned 4" their tate
while the LOnisiaca returning board are
retained In office ard Command the NC
tive support Of the president and cabin-'!
Whv don't General nnyt get upa trle.
gram TO the cOnd, mned MOllies. and
have Sherman AMI lot of other political
leaders sign IL. assuring the r10ncr. Of
sympathy and faith in their innocence?
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-06

A
Tho Washington correspondent Of the
81. Louis Rssubltsas gives the following
synopsis OF the bill, which will be rad
with interes, by tho readers u the Bull.
LxrIY: The blu provides that the presi.
drnt VI the United States shalt appoint
i've engineers, design s,ing one Of the
number for president, who shall prepare
plans aud tstinatcs. which win secure q
channel for sea-going vessels all seasons
u the year from Cairo 10 the mouth Of
the river. when these plans are ap.
proved BY the president u the United
states, the secretary Of the war 10 10 n.
pend such sums ~ may be appropriated
BY congress- 70 carry on the construction
under the direction OF the commission.
which 10 also 10 have the direction Of ~, b
surveys rs Ire now IN progress below St.
Louis. The secretary Of war Ia 10 give
the commission all boats which shall be
needed. Ailer the approval Of the gem
vrai system Of works, detailed plans are
10 BE- prepared. majority Of the CON-
mission TO decide upon them. The com.
mission 10 10 furnish the secretary OF war
with oil these plans. and he Ia TO adyer.
rise for bids for The work In parts or as
whole. One section Of the bill proy:tes
for the salaries Of The members Of The
commission. which amounts are LEFT In
blank. The last section provides tor an
appropriation 81 81, 500. 0OO for the speedy
construction Of the general aystem con.
teInplxted BY the act. The bill IL based
on the well grounded opinion that Capt.
Esds will be selected president Of the
commission. Senator COtkrll will In.
trOduee his bill In the senate to morrow.