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Cincinnati Hoo. nT,,1,.,

CINCINNATI, April S.-HoOs2Dull. eom.
mon " oOa3 IS; ligh. $3 5OaS so: nscEinr
= 7gaS eG butchers y soa4 10. Receipts 1858
head shipments 00head. ''NSN
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{ (gHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

q prepared To- make careful and eomnlst.
SH11siyses H1sys S o. iFon Ores, Mmsstones, Mineral
LABORATORY, Con si7H ASD oHAr11sr srs..
tals WHEELING W va.
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PoOLINo TIElR ISSUES.

Pooling Arrangement Between Western
HaIIrOadS-MOney Order Clerk OF Chi.
cnEo POstolIire Pound Gullty OF Elm.
bCzzlement.
CHICAGO, April S.-The Times learns
that the arrangement for pooling all the
Colorado business has just been concluded
between the Union Pacific Railroad and
the branches Of the Kansas Pacific and
Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe. This
ends all competition in passenger and
freight traffic. The Chicago connection
has been notified that in no case will these
roads accept ny their proportion, between
the Missouri River and Denver, anything
less than the full arbitrary charges. These
are $50 on emigrant and $27 on first class
fares.
FOUND GUILTY.
The Grand Jury in the Federal Court
to-day found John W. Gregg guilty oil
eplbezzlementof Government funds while
superintendent OF the money order de.
partment OF the Chicago postoftice. The
evidence add6ced demonstrated the ex.
iStence OF a series OF shortages extending
over six years prior to May 4, 1878, when
the flight OF one oil the parties implicated,
Q. 4. Miller, the cashier, revealed the
condition Of affairs. Gregg was convicted
on Miller's testimony, Miller receiving
immunity. The total amount OF the de,
falcation, OF $4,000, has been partially
restored. Sentence reserved,
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PHrLApEIPHIA, April s-Flour-steady and
firm: Minnesota extra fami,y 81 5,GI TS: 0hin
fancy $3.50; Minnesota patent process sf;S0o I1
200, Wheat-Dul; western reI, track, 81 ID.
do elevator 81 lSIS. Rye-steady; western
Ha5SHc. Corn-Quiet; western rejected
track 4Oa4l Hc; do steamer 42 Ifa43c. Oits In
tair demand; mixed 3OaSlc; viii west. rn So
aSSc. ProvisiOnS-stealy and firm Pork
sos hal0to. Beef-Mess $l2 81. Iard-ot-
tered ats 10. Butter Quiet and unchanged.
VheeSe-Heayy atGa7c. Eggs-' teady; west.
ern l3al4c. Petroleum Quiet; refined OXc,
Whisky-Steady; western 81 co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09
THE STATE ELECTIONS
OIIIO

CINCINNATI, April s.-out Of 81 towns
in Ohio from which returns have been re-
ceived, the Republicans have II, Demo
Gratis Z, Independents 8.
At Dayton the Republicans elect the
whole city ticket, with the exception oi
Justice and Constable. They also have a
majority in Council, which heretofore has
been Democratic.
AT Springfield a very heavy vote was
cast. The Mayor elected was the caudi-
date OF the Prohibitionists and Murphy.
ties. At Chillicothe the Democrats elect
the Mayorby 800 majority. At GAINESVILLE
the Republicans gain Councilmen. The
Democrats elect q Mayor At Hamilton
the Republicans elect the Mayor. In this
city, with one ward lacking the Republi'
cans elect all except the toliCe Judge by
majnrities Of from S00to 1,10O. The ward
lacking gave the Republicans majority
OF l50 last municipal election. tits geuer-
Ally conceded that local and personal con-
siderations were lost sight Of, national
questions being the matter ut issue. The
election in Cincinnati.
DAYTON, o., April S.-The latest election
returns in the city show that the Republic
cans have elected nearly all the officers
on the city ticket by 800 majority, and
secured majority in Council The city
is Democratic by upward OF 200 majority.
THE MAJoRITIEs.
CINCINNATI, April S.-Complete returns
give the majortties as follows: jacobs,
Board Of Public Works, 274 ;Torker, Rep,
for Judge Of the Supreme Court, 702;
Kemler. Repr for City Solicitor, $50;
Knorr, Rep. for City Treasurer, 1881 Viii
son, DEM, for Judge Of the Police Court,
1871; Murphey. Rep, for the Prosecuting
Attorney ofthe Police Court, 62S; Setchell,
Rep, for Board OF Police Commissioners,
492.
NOT A PARTISAN VICTORY.
CoLuMBus, April S.-Fullo official figures
prove theelectiOn ofthe entire Republican
ticket. Collins majority for Alavor is L.
76S. This result can not be claimed as
partisan victory, inasnuCh as many
leading Democrats worked openly for the
Republican nominees. II Is really a VIC
tory OF citizens and property owners over
the lawless element who made deter
mined effort TO obtain control Of the city.
The Republicans will have four of a ma
jority in the Common Council, and a ma
1ority in the Police and School Boards.
AMIxED RESULT.
TOLEDO, April s.-The Official returns TO-
day give Rollers for Mayor, $50 plurality
over Jones, Dem, and 7S0 over Bomgard.
ner, Rep. The Democrats elect the Po-
lice Judge, aud the Nationals the renain-
der Of the city ticket, together with four
members Of the Board of Education, four
Police Commissioners, three Aldermen
and five Councilmen.
REPUBLICAN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, April S.-The Republicans
have elected their entire ticket with the
exception OF Police Court Judge. The
Council will stand 90 Republicans and Is
Democrats. Herrick's msiority for Mayor
is between 1000 and $500 Everett, for
Treasurer, ran ahead of hiS ticket
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoHK, April s.-MoNEY-Easy at 5a7
per cent cl"Slngat 0 per cont Prime mer.
camille paper 6a7 per cent Sterling Exchange
Bankers bills dull and weak at 81 S611; Sight
Exchange on New York 81 66. Produce
exports for the week SO, 10000.
CioVKRHMHNfA--Wenk arrenf fonra
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.CIScIEsAfL April s,-uotton - Quiet at
i0Ssc. Flogr-Firmer; family 81 05a5 50.
wheat-Dull and lower to sell good ~ prime
~ y OSal 05. Corn-Dull ut S7a3Sc. Oats
quiet ut 29E32c. Rye-Dull aud prices n
shade lower at 56a564c, Barley-Dnll; 80.
fall Csc. POrk-StrUuger at $40 76ail 90
l4ard-1n good demand aud prices a Shade
higher at 50 40. Bulk Meats-Strong and.
higher; shoulders held at s. IS; short rib
q q eoa4 w sales at 81 70; sugar cured s. 10.
) 81 Ila5 H2k. Whisky-Quiet at 81 o.. Bat.
ter-Quiet ard unchanged. Linseed OIL
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A MIXED RESULT.
REPUBLICAN, CLHyELANp,

CLEVELAND, April S.-The Republicans
have elected their entire ticket with the
exception Of Police Court Judge. The
Council will stand % Republicans and IL
Democrats. Herrick's msiority for Mayor
is between 1000 and 2,500 Everett, for
Treasurer, ran ahead Of his ticket.
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5a,y,jI men hold their regular monthly

=. yo., Is aud N Fourteenth street.
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!CHlcAeo, April s.--r.o4. Quiet and weak
Wheat-Dull and prices shade lower; M. 3
+pting fresh 9l 1Sc regular; BSkc cash: 9Sl<a
1tNc May; 94SGa04 IISC June; No. 5 do 19IIc:
relerted 8lalSc. tOrn-lnaciive and lower :
fresh BIC regular; 81 &c cash; 35<c May; S6a
vac June: Oats-IIull and prices a shade
lower at q nc cash; 95IIc May; 25Xc june.
Rye-Qliet and weak at 4iHc. barley
Easier at HGc. Pork-Fair demand but at
lower rates: SO IS cash; $40 S7kaIO 20
Nay $40 5O4l0 56H June Lari-FIrmer but
ilm quohbly higher at 50 $3.50 37X cash /:
- 2Aas 10 May; 80 so June. Bulk
) o5a5 26. Whisky-steady and UNCHANGED
at$l0i. o."
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moderate, Fridays return showing an arrival
Of II 900 quarters-AMCrica and Germany
contributed the bulk Of tho supply-bnt tho
unusually large shipments from The latter
country included q considerable proportion Of
Russian, Business IN foreign wheat during
the past week was very quiet. the visible sup.
ply Of twenty million bushels at the various
grain centres Of America pplingspaculatiO
sales Ot English wheat last weeks 4S,SS6 quar-.
ers at 10 shillings II pence, against 3i,4i6
quarters ut ~ slilllings the corresponding
week Of the previous year. Imports int0 tho
limited Kingdom for the week ending March
18th were Gil 500 hundred weights u wheat
and l2i,St5 hundred weiVhts Of -four.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Southern Members here feel good deal
OF concern over the possibility Of q return
Of yellow fever this summer. The appear
ance OF the fever in the ship Plymouth
after having been frozen up in Boston all
winter, is considered bad omen. The
fear Is that it will ravage the Eastern
coast this year. including Norfolk and old
fever points, and in that event there are
apprehenSiOns that Washington may not
aSNaOa
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DIVIDENDS FOR CREDITORS.

Inc C0mptroIIef OF the Currency deCIaf.
ed dividend OF 70 per cent in favor Of
the creditors OF the Farmers National
Bank, at Platte City, Mo-, making in all q
dividend Of one hundred per cent. Also
q dividend in favor Of the creditors OF the
First National Bank, OF Delphia, Ind, OF 10
per cent, making in all a dividend OF 10
per cent. Also adiyidend in favor OF the
creditors OF National Bank OF the State OF
Missouri, OF 10 per cent, making in all a
dividend Of so per cent The dividends
in favorof the last two named banks will be
paid as soon as necessary schedule can
be made by the receiver and signed by the
comptroller.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-28

Initiation Wines.

| This being the age Of limitations,
II Is, OF course, to be expected that
there are Imitation wines. 1t Is the
boast of an English manufactures
the he team make wine of any.
thing, cider, curTsnts. ooseberries,
or even of grapes It IL fact
that we have arrived at the point
of making so.called wine, without
the use of a single grape. with
alsohoi, corn, beet-root, potatoes,
fuchine, mulberry Juice, etc. AL
though the great majority of the
wine merchants of Cette, Rel ms,
Bordeaux aud New York are hon.
oreble men, YET there are numb Der
who in the privacy of their back
office engage in scientifically
changing water into wine., DIR.
Guyot says: Eat the present day
the habit Of mixing aud coloring
Wines Is so general that so per
cent. more is offered for heavy
Roussillon wine, black as ink, and
alcoholized to 200, than for fine
delicate wines Of moderate vinosity
and of light color.r Some man.
ufacturers claim that fabrications
contain the same chemical
elements combined In the proper
lions, and that the results obtained
are Identical With wines produced
In the natural way. 1t Is a WELL
known chemical fact that the same
elements are sometimes so combin-
ed by nature as to produce quite diff
ferept results, and it is equally well
known that the came element ex.
lists In more than one form. The
diamond Is pure carbon, yet we
can no more make real dia-
monds from carbon than we
can make rea! wine from alcohol,
potatoes, corn or cane sugar.
Without resort to chemistry, any
one may convince himself that
sophisticated wines are not identl.
cal with natural wines, for the
pure juice OF the grape yields
beverage that produces an exhil-
Grating glow at the same time that
1t rrfreshes, strengthens and
Satisfies, while sugar from corn,
beet-root, cane or potatoes yields
beverage that stimulates to in
toxication, at the same time that
it weakens, stupefies and depraves,
leaving an unnatural taste for a
long time. The american Vine
and Grape Gr0Wer.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
f6:3m.


SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
VITAL RESTORATIVE I
The great English remedy for Nervous
Debility, Spermatorrhea and Prem azure
Decline Of Physical Force.
The Vital Restorative
VIII positively cure, thoroughly and
permanently, any case of EXHAUSTED
VITALITY or Nervous Debility, either
acute or OF long standing, and in either
sex, no matter from what cause pro
duced.
The Vital Restorative
Ia thoroughly scientific prescription, is
not q quack nostrum, hence perfectly
safe to take; Is pleasant to the taste.
supplies to the cerebro.spinnl and SYM
pathetic system OF nerves new force.
Purifies and Enriches
The blood. reJuvenating and reinvigorat-
ing both mind and body. Thousands,
both in this country and in Europe, can
testify to the great restorative properties
of this really great medicine.
Price, s3 per bottle. or four times the
quantity TOR $40. Sent to any address se-
cure from observation.
Address all letters to
A. e. MINTIE, NJ. D.,
Graduate of the University OF Pennsyi
yania and late Resident Surgeon to the
Orthopodic Hospital OF Philadei
phta,J
No. 1872 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco.
Sole Agent.
P.s.-DH. MINTIE can be consulted
In reference to the above complaints dur
ing Office hours from A. N. to 3 p. N.
daily, and from TO In the evening
Sundays, 10 A. M. to p. NJ. Consultation
FREE. Thorough examination and adj
vice, SIS. Full directions and advice free
with every package of medicine. ty1su
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seven and eight millions are yet 10
be shipped to the United States.
Mo.e Pslygemy In Utar.

| SALT LAKE, Oct. 20 "A son oil
George O. Cannon contracted q
polygamous marriage with HE
cousin, and In arder to escape pun
ishment mas been sent on a Eu.
ropean mission by his father, who
has been instrumental In getting
| him into the tolls.
It is currently reported here that
John w. Young, Second Counselor
Of the Mormon Church; was iudict-
ed for poiygamy to-day. The rem.
egade is hiding in Arizona.
THE 0r-~s B,iiiard Match.
NEW York, Oct. 26.-The third
and final LOCO points of the billiard
match of 5000 points, for So, 600 u
aide, between George Siosson and
Jacob Schaefer. were played last
night in Madison Square Garden,
1000 persons being present. The
play begun tonight with q score
for Schaefer Of 1000 points and for
Slosson of l.94s Schaefer, who
had the lead, added Sc to his score,
and Slosson followed with one.
Slosson did not seem in good form,
and had hard luck, the balls break
ing badly. In the forty eighth
iuning Schaefer managed to gath.
er the the balls under thrail, and
started offon a brilliant run, which
Melted him 143 points. During the
run the balls became frozen and
were spotted twice, but he scored
from the spot each time. Slosson
fol hIn.,lyc In,
the fiftieth inning Shaffer again
sent the worries around the table
until they came together near the
side cushion. He moved them
gently around the table, scoring
quickly, and finished the run with
28l points, the score then standings:
Schaefer, $500, Slosson, 1876. In
the tifty-third inning Schaefer adj
ded 123 more to his string
by very brilliant play. SlossoD
played very poorly in the mean
time, but in the fifty-dfth inning
he managed to roll up liz points.
Small scores followed until the 6lst
inning, when Slosson, getting the
balls In corner, added to his string
1e2 points. Schaefer was left q
good opening, but only made 2
Siosson made an equally bad play
and the spectators whistled deris-
lively. The score then stood
Schafer 2.S03. Slosson 1926. Slos-
son, apparently encouraged by
Schaefer's poor play, buuched
the balls near the lower
corner, and moved them around the !
rail quickly, turning the corners
easily, and added 267 to his string,
the game standing Shaefer 2S02,
SlossoD 2593. Three innings, with !
scores of one only to each man, fol-
lowed, when Shaefer, making his
opportunity, added 70 points, and
left the balls at tne mercy OF SlOs.
SOD, but he failed to count. Shaefpr
followed with 81, snd in the
seventy -secoud inning ran the
out with 10 points, leaving Sioason
at 1904 'ihe winners average was
Al 2-3i; losers, 35 81.
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Memphis Resssured.

81. LOUIS, Oct. 28.-The official
announcement that the fever epi-
eemlc at Memphis ia over created
quite stir among the Memphians
III this city yesterday afternoon,
aud preparations were i'm mediate
" commenced by Memphis cotton
dealers, brokers and grocery and
dry goods firms doing business
sumo business at their old home as
speedily AZ possible. The steam
beat which left here for Memphis
last evening was crowded with
passengers.
Fsmmss College Rurned Ia Georgia.
ATLANTA, (Ga.,) Oct. 26.--Tbe
Monroe Female College, at For
sythe, was burned yesterday. Loss,
500, 900; insured for $4,000.
Convicted OF LABEL.
LONDON, Oct. 25. - Adolphus
Rosenberg, editor of T'own Talk,
charged with publishing defama-
tory libels on Mrs. CORVALLIS
West, pleaded guilty OF publishing
libels, but not guilty of knowing
them to be false. The jury re-
turned a verdict of "guiIty of pub
fishing libels knowing them to be
false"
sentenced rive Years for Forgery,
| LONDON, Oct. 25.-In the Crimi-
nal Court to-day, William Ring.
gold Cooper, the American who
committed forgeries on Glynn,
Mills & Co. and the Bank of Eng
land, was sentenced to i've yeal {
penal service.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. Civilian
Jackson and " lillian Hickman,
two colored river hands, had a
friendly wrestle In a saloon last
evening, during which Hickman
threw jackson, killing him in
stantly. Hickman was arrested.
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The distinctive features of this Spool
Cotton are that 1t is made from the very
Finest Sea island Cotton.

1t is finished soft as the cotton from
which 1t Is made; IL has no waxing or ar
tiiciai finish TO deceive the eyes; II Is the
strongest, smoothest and most elastic
sewing thread in the market; for ma
chine sewing 1t has no equal; It is wound
on
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FOR. SALE.

BY the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Land In the State. Water
right goes with the land. Apply TO the
Office OF p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High 81.
apletf r. W. WOOD, Secretary.
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C.arsm.y VII, kaw ss.n.nn.


ROCHESTER,, Oct. 26.-Courtney
has issued card, In which he says:
III will row Mr.. Hanlan at any
time he may appoint. l am will
ing now, as I always have been, to
row fair and honest race to de-
eide which 10 the better oarsman,
and this virtual postponement of
the race which was to have been
pulled on Chstsqua Lake on the
10th meets with my cordial approx
al. I only ask five days time after
my new sbe!l is finished, and an
impartial judgment of the race
upon Its merits" CourtDey's
friends object 10 Blaikie as referee,
and 1t ia probable that they viii In
sst upon another.
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Eh- ENG. alto. irou, Europe.

New YORK, Oct. 90 One thous.
and snd twenty emigrants arrived
at Castle Garden yesterday. In
consideration Of the facts that the
emigration 10 America this year is
unprecedented ip point Of numbers,
and that the emigration of 1880 Ia
expected to be even larger than
that Of the present year, the EN-
igration Commissioners, together
with the officers of societies, which
help to take care OF the newly ar
rived emigrants, have made espe-
cial Efforts TO gather accurate infor-
nation concerning the districts
which offer the best advantage to
settlers. During the present year
the New York Emigrant Commits
sloners have helped about 20. 900
emigrants to get to the Western
States, and not one has returned.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE Los ANGELES
CITY WAL ER Company
Los ANGELES, October II. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the above
named company will be held on MON
A, ID. 1873, at 0 O'Clock p. n, at tue Office
OF the come any, on The Plaza. Los nge-
les city, for the purpose OF electing Trus'
tees for the year snsuing.
8. ii. MOTT, Secretary.
Commercial, journal ami Express
please copy. oio
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27

THURSDAY night last in the rear OF
Fort Kcarney, Wyoming, the house OF
Mr.. Foster was entered by robbers,
who attempted to extort from the pro-
prietor the location Of large amount
Of money he was supposed to have.
After twice hanging him by tho neck
until life wns nearly extinct, without
accomplishing their object, they went
through the hous", took tho bedding,
Sl3 in money. the savings OF his child
ren, and left, taking also his three
horses. A dirtier lot of professional
scrubs than those fellows never cut a
throat or stransled an orphan.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27

Tue Bolie Ncvs Indignantly repels
the theory Of a saline substance in their
recent placer strike. In Saturdays is.
sue appears the following:
They have commenced sinking on
Brown & Co.'s placer claim. In wash
ing three pans of dirt to-day 81 % WAS
gotten. Pretty good prospect for saltcd
claims, especially as this claim is six
hundred yard from the scene of the first
strike. In the placer claim above the
school house three men to-day, with
small rocker, cleaned up about twenty
dollars in two hours. The gravel was
taken Lom the bed rock. Whoever
salted our placer mines in that manner
is n public benefactor, and we want to
see them continue i'll the good work.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27

TnE Ward Refer states that during
his recent visit TO Osceola. Senator
Spencer made several propositions to
owners Of mining claims in TIM. district
IA follows: To tho owners OF the Mon
roe e Linton he proposed to pay
5000 Ind build 10 stamp pan mill
for half interest in the mine. which
was accepted by the owners present, and
now only awaits tho approval OF Wm.
Mcdonald. who Is at Bristol Tho Sem
ntor was highly pleased with the present
appearance Of tho mine. There is said
to DO fifty thousand tons Of ore on the
dump aud IN sight in the mine that will
pay. The Eagle Mining Companys
property be proposed to tnko at tho OK.
piratiOn of the time for redemption,
paying all costs Of suit, etc. In tho
case Of tho DoGdwood he proposed to
put mp $4,000 for prospecting, and after
the expenditure Of that sum, IL ho likes
tho looks OF tho mine. would put up q
lO.Btamp and pay to the present owners
$4,000 additional for n half interest,
which proposition the owners accepted.
IL Osceola il ali that many claim for IL
tho timo is not far distant when its real
worth will bo known.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27

THS Washington Capitol snys it Is n
great mistake TO suppose that the Rad
icals in Congress have exhausted their
catalogue OF expedients to fire the
Northern heart. Garfield's outcry OF
revolution is indeed failure. but Con-
ger evidently thinks that IL no can get
the seat of his intellect kicked by some
Confederate Brigadier,a a solid North will
rise mp and hail him martyr. It ia
sad to reflect that even this patriotic
self sacrifice must come to grief too.
Conger will never DO kicked by briga.
dier. Sometimes q mule kicks q gen.
tleman, but history records no instance
Of the reverse proposition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27

TIE Virginia Chronicle records the ter.
riblc death Of Alber Robinson, who was
instantly killed by falling down the
shaft OF the North Con. Virginia mine.
Hewitt three other miners, was at work
at the station on the 1900 foot level.
putting n iwclve.foot plank Oh the cage
which was just below the level. Robin.
non stood upon the Cngc TO receive the
plank, and. ms the end struck, stepped
backwards upon space. The uufottu.
nate miner went tumbling down tho
shaft distance Of $40 feet. His ho,ri.
bly, manglcd remains we're found OF tho
bottom and taken TO tho surface.