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Gevy Cases in Cairo.
Deaths in NIeInphiS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 21.-The Weather is growing
warmer. From O'Clock last night until noon
to-day "A orders for interments are reported by
undertakers. Among those who have died since
last night are Joseph Townsend G. r. RedfOrd
Henry Brown, Fred Henninger, Miss Emma
Crumpler. Daniel Lake, Louis Zegra The
Memphis and Charleston railroad re0pens to-
day for the transaction of business. Tie
steamer Belle of Memphis, from st. Louis
passed down last hight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-21

THE PORTE has expressed his alarm at the
Russian military measures and proceedings i'm
Bulgaria, which have prevented Turkey from
carrying out the much-deSired disarmament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-21

WAsHINGTONIANS IN PARIs.-The following
Washingtonians are registered in Paris: John
r. BigelOw, Hotel FAthenee: Edward d. Bostick.
Z. 5. n, Hotel DIES Irois Princes; 7. b. Jen-
nings, No As Avenue de Ia Montague
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YELLOW FEVER.
Mere Victims AT Gny!i,c.;S

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. 21.-TWo more deaths
from yellow lever have occurred at Gaiiipolis.
Ohic,-,Joseph Skinner. a farmer. and Samuel
Curry, a young Lad. There are six cases. but all
are convalescent A heavy frost has put in an
appearance, and IL is probable that there will be
10 further spread OF the disease
No New Cases in Cairo.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 2l.-There We're Two deaths
from yellow fever last night. No new cases are
fepOrted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-21

JOSEPH b. FoLLETT, greenback candidate for
congress In the second district OF St Louis has
wltnQlaWn, ana John Hogon has been placed on
the ticket. Mr.. Hogan represented st. Louis in
congress eight or ten years AGO as a democrat
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ADMIRAL PAULDING died yesterday at Hunt
ington, Long Island, i'm the eighty-ffISt year OF
his age. He was the son Of JOHN Pauliing, one
OF the captOrs OF Major Andre. and the last sur
viying officer that participated in the battle of
Lake ChamDlain
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PROF. HENRY d. TODD, Us. N, is detached
from the Nautical Almanac Office and ordeiedt TO
the Naval Academy 1St November.
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THE FERRY AT HARPER's FERRY. Judge
Jackson, OF the United States district court Of
west virginia, has decided that the ferry at
Harpers Ferry belongs to the man to whom it
was SOLO Dy the United States-in other words,
tnat the federal government can acquire and
or franchise, -Sss-"
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The TAMMANY COUNTY CONVENTION at New
YORK have nominated Augustus Schell for
mayor; Fred. Smyth, district attorney; G. s.
Bedford, city judge; Michael TuOmey, coroner
and VIM. r. Roberts, VIM. p. Kirk, Pat keenan,
and VIM. Bennett, aldermen at large.
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CAHToN's CONFERENCE.-The Secretary of
State has received from the American consul at
canton, China, $500 In gold, being the amount
oI yellow 1eVer subscriptions raised IN that city.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, s646. SO: customs, 5o6,sI1.1S.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent loan to-
day amounted to So 80
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ARREST OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK
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THE PRESIDENT returned this morning at II
O'clock from his visit to Mr. Shoemaker at his
country seat near Baltimore
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THE GREAT FINANCIAL SPEECH By Senator
Conking, delivered at Syracruoe, ". Y. re Gently
has been printed i'm pamphlet form by the re-
publican congressional campaign committee,
ard is being sent into Pennsylvania by the
thousands.
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DEFEATED GREENBACKERs.-Them most promi-
nent greenback advocates in the last Congress,
who voted to repeal the resumption act, who
have failed of election or renomnac4On are
Eden and Hartzell, of H.; Fuller. of Ind; Dur
ham, of KY; Ittner and Glover, of Mo; Sayler,
Banning, Rice and Southland. Of Ohio: Douglass,
Walker and PridmOre, of Va, and Lyonde, OF
Wis
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DECOILECTIONS OF WRITER'S, BY
III Mary and Charles Cow6en Clarke.
Nediaval Church History, By Archbishop French.
The Bible Commentary ON Matthew, Mark and
Luke.
short Studies on Great Subjects vol 3, by Froude
The House by the Works. by Edward Garrett. Mil
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The HOSTILE CHEYENNES.-It is reported that
the runaway Cheyenne Indians intend to work
northward and propose a peaceful settlement at
Fort Kehoe, and if that is not permitted they
will join Sitting Bull. Their outbreak is now
known to have been caused by the promised
ratiOns not being furnished because the SUD-
plies were insufficient, and none of the stock
and aid in building houses We're Supplied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-21

Tie Nlenna correspondent OF The MancheSter
G"G5fioi3 telegraphS that negotiations are rend-
ing between Austria, France and England with
TIE ODiccG OF securing a common treatment OF
all European questions as q cOunterpoiSe to
Russia and substitute fGr the Kaiser bund an
entente between France. England and Austria
Count NonbeuStfS appointment as ambassador
to Paris is believed 70 be connected with this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-21

CHIEF BROOKS, OF the Treasury secret SER
vice. has returned to the city from a five weeks
trip TO the Pacific coast.
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FERSONAI"-Tth. TnOIIlaS Ewing, OF OHIO, IS
on a visit TO Richmond, examining the tobacco
warehouses in that city. 80. Col. VIM L.
Brown. OF Youngstown. Ohio. who is to be mar
ried shortly to the daughter OF Gen. n. /. JEFF
fries OF this city, is of the fourth estate, being
The editor and proprietor OF the Youngstown
Ohio FiRdicat0r. He was a prominent cand-
date last winter for the democratic nomination
for secretary of state OF Ohio. He is well known
in Washington. as lie usually spends his Will
telS here. 80. The health Of Justin S. Cochran,
late correspondent of the y. y. Times, and who
was appointed L. S. conSul-general to Mexico,
is said 10 have improved very much since his
residence al the Mexican Canitdl
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L0ND0N, Oct. 2l.-IIOn. Frederick \. Stanley,
secretary OF state and war, and Hon. William
Henry Smith, first lord OF the admiralty. viii
leave Paris tomorrow for Cyprus, from which
circumstance it may be inferred that no more
important business is expected TO come before
the cabnet for some time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-21

DISASTERS TO AMERICAN SHIPPING.-The e.
5. consul at Nassau reports to the Department
OF State the following disasters to American
vessels during the prevalence of the hurricane
Wnlch swept over the northern and western
portions OF the Bahamas from the 1th to the 9th
OF september. The British wreckerS on the
lIth ult. brought into Nassau the rigging and
portions of the sails of schooner found ashore
at sunday bay, Bahamas. The log book an
clearance, found on board, proved the wrecke
schooner TO have been the Monte Christie. O
Maine, from CienfuegoS to Boston, laden with
mOlaSSeS, and navigated by six men; Smith
master. The schOoner'S boat, chronOmeter and
seamens clothing being gone, induced the be-
lief that the crew had abandoned the schooner.
or were taken off by some passing ship. The j.
M. Richards, Of Key West, from Havana to New
York, with cargo of sugar, was driven into
Nassau In leaky condition, and the three mast
ed schooner San Juan, OF New York was dis
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The Arrested nirectorS.

PARIS, Get. 21.-The ceremony OF the dstribu-
tion OF the Exhibition prizes took place to-day
in the PflaiS de rIndustrie, before brilliant
aSSenbiage, in accordance with the programme
heretofore announced President MacMahOn
opened the ceremony with a speech, 10 which
the minister OF commerce responded The latter
then read the list of awards and distributed the
principal prizes and decorations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-21

SENATOR THURMAN, OF Ohio, is not in the citI
as has been enormously reported. He is ex
pected soon. but those i'm charge OF his resi-
dence do not know definitely what day he viii
arrive.
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RIVER AND HARBOR INPROvEMENTs.-Gen. A.
A. Humphreys, chief Of engineers, q. S. A., in
his annual report, mentioned in Saturdays
STAR. expresses the opinion that the following
appropriations by Congress may profitably be
expended in river and harbor improvements in
TINS Vicinity during the fiscal year beginning
July |, 1879: Improvement of Baltimore harbor
S1t0,OOO; James river, $751; 900; Norfolk harbor
100000; AppomattoX river, $4,000; Great Kan
aWha, s500,000; Little Kanawha, S6S $40: Wash
mgton ana Georgetown, $244,0OO.
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HE CIPHER DISPATCHES.-The WASHINGTON
correspondent OF the New York World states
that the cipher teiegramS lately made public by
the New York Tribune Were all furnished the
senate committee on the alleged frauds in the
electoral count by the Western Union Telegraph
Company, under protest last June. They were
assorted, copied, and IN Que time returned. The
key to them was ascertainGd, it is claimed by
MIR. Hazard, an expert in New York, who has
been engaged three months in the work OF de
cipheIing them. That they were furnished By
some one having access to the Senate commit
tee at the time named the Worlds CORRESPONDENT
thinks there is little or no doubt
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District :3.ti:J Bonds.

DECISION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Late this afternoon the Attorney General
transmitted 10 the Secretary of the Treasury
his opinion on the status OF the District OF Co.
lumbia 3-65 bonds The decision is a long one
Tie Attorney General decides in effect that
these bonds are not within the exceptions of L.
s. bonds, the amount invested In which is not
taxable. In other words, that the 365 bonds
are not L. S. bonds. although they are bonds for
the payment Of which the United States is fully
responsible. and the payment OF which the
United States cannot avoid without reDud;a
uCn.
Mr.. REED AND THE BOARD OF FIRE CoMMIs-
sEoNERs.-The question OF the legality or ille-
gality of the action OF the District Commits
sioners in abolishing the Office of government
representative on the Board of Fire Commits
sioRerS was referred by the Interior department
to the Attorney General for an opinion. The
latter returned decision on Saturday to the
department, to the effect that the action was
Illegal. According to this opinion. the Office of
government fire commissioner has not been and
cannot be abolished by the District Commission
erS as long as such board exists.
The law of the District Legislature. which
provides for a government commissioner also
provides that he shall be resident of the county
outside the cities of Washington and George
town, however.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
From Monday. D.ily.l
Arres, or Ell,.. The Forrcr.


Upon the arrival here Of the express
train from the west. Saturday evening.
~ unusual sensation was created by the
sunnsry arrest OF a couple Of the lady
passengers. The fact hat something
strange VAS about To transpire on the
train drew general attention, aud alarge
crowd ,Gtood ready to take in the pecu-
l%iarities Of the pair as they descended
to the platform in charge Of Uuited
States Nsrslil. J. Is. Fitch and Sheriff
+. L.. Scitz. and were conducted to u
private room on the ground floor Of the
Depot Hotel. 1t appears that Ben.
Fitch had received notice through n San
Francisco detective that the perpetrator
Of an udroit theft in that city. was max
ing his way, III company with n woman,
cross tie continent by rail, together
with description Of the pnrty"wantod.'
and requesting Kim 20 assist the Sheriff
in detecting aud capturing him. Boarl-
ing the tain a close scrutiny OF those
on board foil hwed: the search Extend
ing to a couple OF ladies occupying Il
private room in Que of tic sleci,ers,
one Of whom lid been quite ill during
the trip from The Bay. Although Ben.
claims No knowledge of the ant
taught 10y Ga!en. a deep solic
tUGe for the wclisre Of that
particular LAZY sufferer, pos
scss~d him. and teiuE admitted to her
presence. brought .u>iort rrli.f to the
afflicted one, by !ii,!ay the lUxuriaut
growtn al feminine hair from : head
f cs,sutis!!y masculine shape aud di.
mcE-,Urs, and disclosing 4 profile exact
~ corresponding with the description
given. The LADY" finding her dis.
guisc too thin to conceal her identity,
ut once threw of the restraint with
which she had b.cn encountered. and
aceommUIaringiy, with her companion.
followed the officers ms stated.
An examination Of their effects dis.
covered -, $40 in currency slowed
R~ay, alter which the inyAiIl referred
t.. shed his very u~ubccouing frmiriwe
gear, AMI doUu!ug she wontel biiurcai.
ed garments, MrzrPpa like, again as
suTt..! the God ike attitude 90 free.
dom AMI . mxn." After every.
thing i.d been made smooth an lovely.
the voting mon, wbu looks as tuOa-h hu
"uIi! -ryc Gcen mach MuTu at Enlnc in
better business H.su that Wiih Wish lac
X c"r.ggci, tao. tho MR. about iI"n il
c1iri.any AHA an u!accr, while his CON
IcE. u, E."LIUc female, s"a,ht the
s"Iu.oI o! Gou. tit.A's r,s:a,Ecc.
.ha yuuIs man LIS s,hco hecL
retained LE!E gg4ri % Gu oi1cnr,
awaiting tie arrival al Detective CoEve.
whu j., E. ,r.." from the lag. 70 NOR
G"", l'.... ....a "a" charge. We have
hr...r v'u.s. 90. :.a1 c..lus tho woman
~io .,....u .u,j L.n, IN ;Lc robbery
SAur.i. E..E, .L!,h is, 49, Unicr-
stand. tAo ash" oi thu panty arrested
j. ~.j 90 tu u npa.v OF Ex-Cai,f "i
-! r" Il Ssr !'raTci.co, ri tIaI n.iu,.
":.'. - 'U,rS,H .iih having dr."n :iou
iiol>rns = Co.. b..a,.-, st.pJJ a., q
ch"cE rais.d fem 80, IN fay
Ur "f E.nlsn, ii.n.,s X Com
T".y, !'mun. dca,,is oI tut civ.
Eirr r!-:Hi' ;s'; Snr,hcc y-.,y altered
;t". CO.., "a" ~. ,'iy ~rIta,-uus l. IL
-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Nc outrage Con,nitted.

The telesraphic report OF an outrage
being attempted upon the person oil
Mrs. Denis Kearacy. upon the train
near Ogden. a couple OF days ago, is
p .sitiv.ly leniei by the Company The
charge was agains: IA train man OF the
Central Pacific. AM the Company took
immediate steps 10 SUcertain the facts
in the case with the view Of bringing
the of=u!rr to justice, they being
unwilling to rast under the
stigma Of retaining in their EN-
pioy 80 base aud dangerous "a man
as this enpiuye WAS represented.
A thorougl Investigation OF the case.
however. clearly showed that no insult
whatever had 5.vu Of rid or intended
to the lady. hhe having been merely
requested Two ur three times by the
person in c,Srge VI the car, TO change
her Position upon the SEA; she WAS Uccu
pyipg, ar she was barring the passage.
In the Interest Of humanity, the travel
ing public, 4ni tbs Railroad Company,
We cheertul:y give place 10 = rciu;atiou
OF the EiATirrJ:s report wEicA has al
ready gsinvt puLtiviiy. and can lie pro-
ductivc o: naa:nI bat Injustice and
m.s:cYrcs ,uIatipu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

Tsc mortal Ts.G.ius o! Peter iir"rion.
an old aud well known reeIicrt of this
cuunty, wrrs Oruught here for burial
f,OuI biz Tsu@li in I;Iry valley lat
night. The funeral took place at 10
o'clock this morning. u"i was a;t.ude:
by m'-uy nj 81" friends aud acgutiut
Ruccs Of the deceased. lac having Icru
= m-u vito sl~ W stood VIII au.pug
those Who know Eihn. and in tho cugl-
muuity IT; large. The drr-ss. Il hat
been UMi-;sd 0:;h CONSUMPTION for It
nuUh-r Of yr-gs, which Ea6 tuuliy
h"corLe 80 Gar advanced ,Is, life WAS
it-->I!y. - ~ ere, Laa-iusJy q. thread,
ami tho mt that he wsr no
mo-~, though ling = siOrb to lis uu.tuy
f'ioais. pr,dg-e! bui hi, surprise.
Leo tLgn" "ho III! victims Of this ;uo :
im-!!'"Hr q d:+7a-za U~-UI.:. lsas away.
Lio ir-tL ns ,uIi,u aud without pair.
"ccU.-.US AS b. Srs III Gl.o act = mil
it, 'u ttu Dousi n,-f his dr,Ii... Lr
h"YiI. fvis i.u,h hrI."r ou tie, Gsy
tha' :"! Q. !sa% u.na rr-yiau-. Gs
Leaves a a.sp, i ",i, { O." uoDyu hi- I.-s.
nnl t" whom lie .yIp.lhy ii The
cJIn Ia ~ - wtg,u:y ,.i Tod.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
From Tuesdays D.ily.l
Personal.

Generals VIM. T. Sherman and Me-
Cook Of the United States Army. were
passengers for the east by the train
last evening.
Ccntri Pacific Auditor. w. +. Ger
sld. pissed up by the same train as far
as Wells, returning here last night aud
departing vest by the train this morn.
ing.
Frank Campbell continued his way
west 10y this mornings train.
Cap. Van Nance Of Wells, came
down on business by this mornings
;rGin. aud returns this evening.
Ben. Payne got back last night from
the Web-foot country where he has been
all summer, looking as fat as the beeves
in which he has been dealing.
.. L. Green aud Chas. Warner have
just returned from a political tour Of
tue southern portion of the county.
Frank Cole. Of Chicago. aud Nelson
CANAAN are registered at the Depot
Hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Personal.

John n Bacon Of Mourtain City has
received the appointment: of Postmaster
a, that place.
Joe Cox srrised from San Francisco
by the train last night. He took down
a lot a cattle Scr TINT market last week.
DR.. GARDINER, the we'll known dentist.
returned here irom tie west by last eve.
nins's train.
Fred STARTER. also arrived las: eve
ming, aud is attending to the receipt of
his usual %irvoice of porkCrs.
John w. Williams arrived here from
his ranch in Mound Valley. almos, fully
recovered iro:n tho ELECTS of his late
wound; he is still i'll town. being k,pt
by business.
Mr.. Shepherd ST., and his son George
II. came in from the South Fork to.dsy;
they viii remain until tomorrow.
Andrew Lane is also down FROM Hunt
ingtou Valley to day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Ii I~,ayeriy,s.

This first class troupe which gave an
entertainment night before last. WAS
greecti with an audience which packed
;he hall TO an uncomfortable degree.
Tn" euIosies showcred upon thria by
the press. in every place where they
have played, are well mcr.;cd, ard We
have no hesitation in pronouncing them
the best that taS ever visited this place.
The musiu VOCAL and instrum Aatii-
was excellent and artistic. and in the role
of comicalitics, every man excelled IN
his part. The dancing was uncqualled,
and Rice ani Williams are uusurpassa-
BE III their s]pcc!aiiieS. They appear
before n Salt Lake audience Friday and
SATURDAY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
From Fridays Daily.l
Personal.

samucl Liukton. Superintendent of
the AFgrntr, who arrived here from Tus.
carorn last evening, departed for the
west by the train this morning; he wall
stop OF at W]innemucca md visit the
mines Of Paradise dis:.ict before pro.
cocding to tho Ray.
Ed. u. Hcechcr, who for several
months PAS; has flied the position Of
Western Union operator at this place,
took the train for the west this morning.
Ed. goes TO ninging lightning at vir.
ginia City. a gentleman naiucd Peol
tnkes the plsce formerly occupied by
Beechor. in the ofico here.
Mr.. f. Welsh OF Eureka, who has
been GA a business trip Il Idaho, ar
rived hero last evening, md will be in
town several days.
MIR. Charles A. Shepherd. in company
wi h his son George II. Shepherd, re-.
turned by buggy to the ranch of tho
latter On South Fork this evening.
j.. w. Williams who has been down
here on business. also started for his
ranch in Mound Valley this evening.
Thomas Atwell is down from Hallrck
to-day, and Hank Sueli is in from La.
mobile.
Nv. Sprhston and Band. who are con.
nccted with San Francisco Insurance
Agencies, ARE in tosn taking profess
sional observations. They Will remain
several days.