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Women of GyDruS.

The Cyprian danlsel is a curious eompo,,nd az
dissertations and oddities. Seen al her best on
one or those lhnulnerable saints DAYS when she
does no work hey ond trickfng herself on in finp
clOthts and assisting her mother to dispense
hospitality, Sue looks like masquerade heroine
Whatever be her station. She WeaVes up her
naif with gold coins. twists it, piattS IL and CON
trlVeS, with red and yellow kerchief a head
dress which looks like tlrban. but Is made
top-heaNy by being surmounted with an en-
Dr0ideled muffin cap and taSse She wears
baggy bleecheS, Sky-bue or pink which de
Scend 10 the knee. the rest of the leyS and feet
being bare, except when to honor company She
reluctantly dOnS pair OF baboucheS, In which
she feels uncomfortable. She is generally fat
and wears q short jacket profuSely braided
which does not reach TO her waist; she rou-eS
ana NnltenS her creamy complexion Till ID looks
like the face OF a wan image: she naIutS her eye
Bows deep black and By some cunning penrI
luucheS at the corners OF her eyes, c0ntriTes to
MAKE them look twice their proper size Then
she feels happy, and gIggIeS when compliment
ed She cannot read or write. but she can sine
play on a triangular guitar, and spin round in a
fantastic dance Which takes her breath AWAY
and makes her cry =. Hoo" While the STRANGER
who watches her turns giddy from sympathy
Nof Is she without religion: for during
me long lenten fast ana on Fridays through
OUT the year she lives on bread ana Olives CON
o1dering IT, a deadly sin TO eat anything that
has Dreathed fish included She sees less sin
10 telling nos and in discussing scandal IL
takes some time TO famiiiarlze ones sell with a
ttpIlan glri: Tor something or the NuSSlillnau
practice OF setiudlng women prevails among
the Greeks, and bevy OF mdldens win Scurry
CT Ike frightened poultry. il man approac hes
iIein TO talk: but once this ShyneSS mas worn
Oil, the Chief conversational topic OF the blshful
maiden VIII relate 10 her neighborS' Shortcom-
IDgS. on working DAYS the Cypriau girl dreSsp,
loosely IN cotton DreecheS ana chemiSe and LET'S
her Eair fali down her back. tying Ii Just below
thc neck with string OF beads. she is sur
piisingly active, despite her plumpness. and
races about after goats. pigs aud fowls with A
EeetnesS which would do credit 10 bow III of
a marrtageabse axe she viii not beg bur ar Siy6t
CT stranger halloaS to her younger sisters 10
cone forth and claim bacESneesh: tie whica
iayng been duly obtained for those little Greek
2lf's are wonderful coaXers), she IeVies her
share. which is expended ia buyinr fioery OF
the peddlerS. The cream or the Greek girl is 10
be as Sumptuou5 as those MuSsumasl ladies
whom she occasionally sees driving about the
Island In carts drawn by oxen, and whom she
enVieS with all her heart without being able 10
see their faces Pan MAJ gazette
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CORPSE EXHUMED TO SILENCE FALSE Ru-
N0Ks.-A telegram from Baliston, February ).
says: "Col: Colvin 7. Peek, who was leading
suddenly few weeks ago Soon after his death
ugly funorS gained circulation, the latest be-
ing TO the effect that he was still living, and
That his death was reported for fraudulent pur-
poses. The report gained such extensive Cir
cutatlon That the friends OF Col. Peek deemed
actlon necessary. Accordingly this morning
they asked the attendance OF diSintereSted per-
sons, visited the vault and in their presence the
corpse OF Col. Peek was seen and identified
thereby proving the falSity Of the rumors'
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MEDICAL, &c


DR. G. Won NORMANN. Office 52l 18th
Physieia for the cure Of SYPHILIS disssse, both
sexes All female complains quickly cured. Office
and a cure guaranteed CharEes moderate. 13-ls'
SPERMAIokKHOEA DoRMlENTIUM, Impo-
> teney. Premature Decay, Seminal Emissions,
out the OF calomel or mercury. by DE-. BROWN,
1905 St. near 10th NV. He socits the very worst
sa~es. febl-lm'
DR. IoHN TRIPS BLOOD PURE
65s ff sSgsip sesss s
al soaa Send f foF of sp
and please state disease SOC Columbus ave Boston
blown In then, and labels bearing my own Trade
MARK Gian201yl DIR. JOHN TRIP.
nH. LEON. the Oldest Established and only
eons1ted dsi It No Us sh ST. nee near e from fon
Ono aDs Res Sy SsTsd
.sS 4 sasaa Il Fsnas kasSeohKMA
nes. &c. quietly cured No calolnei used in any
NERVOUS ExHAUsTION.-A medical Is.
kahns Museum Of Anatomy on tbs cause and cure
Of premature decline, showing indisputably how
nopsis OF impediments to marriage. and the treat.
ment Of nervous and physical debility. being the
sSs s%Rs New YORK
MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim Of youthful imprudenoe. cAu,.nx prena.
sure decay, nervous debility, etc. having tried In
vain every known remedy, has found simple self
cure which he VIII send yRzx TO bis fellow snnererA
Address j. II. REEVES,
nR. ROBERT1ON can be consulted svery
- Wednesday and Saturday 1t his OfYioe, 47l D
q =. near GIN Z sd,oinins National Hotel from
sad Nervous System Recent and Chronic dasee
quickly cured All Female Complaints quickly cured.
Consultations strictly private, and cure guarAn
ICED in every case. Fifteen years experience
Charges modarsts Main Ones. 10 q Eutsg ~.
Baltimore nc.4ly
DR. RECORDS ESSKNCx OF LIFE RA
IL stores manhood and the vigoY Of youth to the
most ahsttered constitution In four weeks. Fsj,ure
impossible Tdis merestorins remedy should be
Aken by ~ about TO marry, or who have become
Keaksned from excess or any other cause Succ NJ
% every case certain Is that water dueTch 50
mrs. ~ per case Sole AGENT N. Jos. SAOQUxd
university Place, New YcrS
DrusrtSfa supplied jxnl-tg
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" ALTER 3. WILLIAMS Il CO. Autioneers
w NV. corner 10th and ID streets northwest
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
We hereby gave notice. that unless tie par -
ties cor cerDed cone forward and pay over III
due storage. we shall SELL at ,ubiic auction l<ys
at our auction rooms, on SATURDAY, Feb !
rnary Sth, 1919. ST. assorted lot of Household ur-
nitt!Ie, stored in the name of " Merry.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts.
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THEY WERE both shert-frocked frilled dar-
llngS OF the middleOcracy, and were at schoo!
at most select abode OF learning and propriety
at Brighton. Number one was the daughter OF
the member for Marlborough The sire OF
Number Two occupied a distinguished position
in the gallery OF the House OF Commons. The
rents, and Number One awed them all by say
ing, any papa is q Member of Parliament"
s.VeIy likely rejoined the irrepressib,e Num-
Der Two; shut my papa is a Parliamentary Re-
porter!" Number One was quite exttnguished,
till she made inquiries during the Easter holi-
days. She returned radiant, waited her oppor
tunity, and before the whole OF the school said
TO Number Two. " All, know now what your
papa is! He's obliged to sit In a cage and write
down whatever my papa likes TO say"'-tLo"-
don World
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FITCH, FOX x CUTTER. Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PR 0PERTY
ON SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Penn
SlLNANIA AVENUE AaD b STREET

Int SIEES SALE OF IMPROVED Pr )PERTY
ON SECOND STREET. BETWEEN Penn
BAHAMA AVENUE A&D b STREET
NORTHWEST.
oo BY virtue Of, Of deed OF trust dated January A
$40. folio lC6. one of the land records fer .le.2.
tie District of Columbia and st the request of the
panty secured thereby, viii sell at public auc-
lion il, + font Of the premises. on MONDAY, Feb
rilary i1th. 1879. at O'Clock p. ~, the following
described real estate, situated in Washington city,
District OF Columbia Lot bere6 tifty-two tS2l
III the subdivision of parts of original lots five IS
ana six. % III square tive hundred and seventy Ave
tA3o,) ar the sane Is recorded IL the Office of the
surveyor of said District i'll Liber FL. D. c., folio
i03, together with the improvements thereon con
slstiLg Of three story ard n,ansard Brick Dwell
ting.
Terms Ons-third of the purchase money with e1-
renses of sa'e IN cash, sni the balance IN (),
Twelve az, eighteen (lS} AID TWEEN. fou. GA
months IL which he notes of the pure laser bsar
ing lItelest at seven 90 per ceut and secured by
deed CT trust or the property sold. viii be taken.
CeroIt OF 100 required at ti;ne OF sale. Al roayey
anrnE n Turtiasere cost If terms OF sale sra not
compiled with III seven GAYS, tue Trustees re I-Ive
the right TO resell the property at rex IA IF DE-
tautIig purchaser after f"a Gaj $ advertisement
G. O. H. y. W#ITE, w.. 49,.
WILLS An THOMPSON, 1r'' t3e-.
L. UOIOWELL, Arct. b7en5t
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A CHANCE FOR THE POOR.-H you want an
IA OVERCOAT like the rich wear, and for less
money than q ready made one, call at HERZOG,S.
3oS 9th 81 NV, near Pa ave There You viii hnd q
worn. at low prices. octl5-ly
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STEAMERS, de.


NOTICE TO gosNT VE1kSos PAS
Tue ss.Asne- W; W. CORCORAN. ss.ea LA
z BEHsE S. PaI HnG 81 sa aniy sesi
allowed 20 iaEi passe,gers at Mount s@s>--<S><sss
Eerssor wharf Huur9 tr1r 81 including s,.l1;sSioe
20 mansion ard grounds
S.ssler caves tta street nas<r daily tsuHtsys 81
seIte6} e 10 sIlc Cetu~ns Ai1u. ! a., ECE
SI0LIGEGSEO ORTIZ, Gup't Iass.es' MONT Verne!
-associsticr L L 3E..SE ss=anrr IS ". Cos.
fafzl$
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CUEARD LINE.
NlHFIQa

With tae E1sw OF diminishing ms CHANCES Of cot
tsicr the Steamers Of this line take spsclac course
for al seasons y! the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 New
York OF Boston, crossing the meridian OF 50 81 -
ist., NOTHING tn the north OF 4S.
On the bopneSarj passage crossing tcs meridian
Of SO st A lat, or nothing to the north Of IL
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HOW FAST CAN HOUND RCE?-ThiS interro-
sa,loh Is frequently heard, and always with va
fylhs answer. practical demonstration OF
me speed OF this species OF quadruped recently
came 10 our notice. and being well authenticsf-
eu 10y several gentlemen who were on the train.
we give II as an iliuStration-J. A. Ford, OF this
city, OWNS heavy built mastif hound Rusi
ness one day called him 10 Ceresco, a small VII
iage eight miles distant, and the dog accompa-
liled MIN On his return he got on board the
Jog uhti The train began moving, when he
stepped TO the back platform of the car and
thete saw tnat the hound had Just started The
DOG overlook the train, but as the speed of the
ears was constantly quickening, its endeavors
W Jump on board were fFuitleSs. Then the train
began 10 whn faster. and the dog Quickened his
Kept up with the cars which were going at the
rate OF eighteen miles an hour He arrived a
tew minutes after the cars, his feet sore and
Dleed1ng from contact with the spliuters on the
.leS, having made the distance of eight miles In
nail an hour Letter 10 the Chicago inter Ocean
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JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.

IAAIES GUILD, Auctioueer.
POSITIVE AND FEREMPTORY SALE OF
GENTS r URNISHIn GS. REMOVED TO 30,
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST 4 q L
CONVENIENCE OF SALE
Tie stock contains entire line Of first class
gocGs. well worthy of the publics attention. Deal
ers invited.
JAMES GIFT n
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BOYS STRANGE STORY. - Thomas Wandle,
boy years of age living at No. 2l3 West 18TH
street, went TO the 22d precinct station house
iast night in state of violent insanity, and
tolu the sergeant that his mother had been
murdered His story was that burglars had
entered bis residence on the night OF the 39th
ut and ransacked the house. He saw them.
GUT was too frightened to move or raise an
alarm Next morning he found the house
"cleaned out" and his mother dead with her
throat cut from ear TO ear. The police went to
the mouse and found that the boys story was
untrue.-[N T. Times 9Th
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decl9eo2Ir
PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARcHrrEcr,t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 9th, 1871
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Of9ce
until IL NJ on the 10th DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1879, for
furnishing, delivering, fitting and putting In place
complete the rolled iron beams for second ana tmra
stories Of the building for the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing La this city, in accordance with dfaT
and any additional information may be had on ap-
phcaion at this Office the Office Of the Super1n-
tendeit John ERASER,
jan2i-6t Acting SuDerviain1 Architect
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T'Ho5. E. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICB
DWELLING-HOUSE. No 1920 SEW y
TENTH STREET. NORTHWEST - - ~

T'HO5. e. WAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRTSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
TENTH STREET NORTHWEsT. L ~
BY virtue OF that certain deed of trust re- x~sA
records of the District Of Columbus win sell
at public auction, in front of the premises on
si the 1S .a day Of pehrqar Da 1872
city Of Washington, d. c.. designated as lot mum
bered elghteen 90, in shepherd's subdivision Of
as the same is of record N the Office Of the surveyor
OF the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale, prescribed by said deed of trust
unpaid. to w.t. 500, with interest at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum from October 7th, 1877, and
the expense Of sale in cash the balance at twelve
purchaser bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured on the property sold. shalt be taken. de-
the time Of SALE and all conyeyancing shall be at the
jan27-d&ds i' ''' LEWIS CLEpHANE Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
s AFEs y sFH GH!ETKx p G ~
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated Novem- -
Der oath, 1871, and recorded in Iber 666, pages
thereby, We will sell, on MONDAY. the 10th Feb
ruary, 1879, at public auction in front of the
Uses, at oc.ock pm all of Lot II, Square 29T in
the city of Washington, D. G.. with the improve
ments and appurtenances.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash balance in six twelve
eighteen months, with interest at eight 80 per
cent per aRDu in notes Of the purchaser, to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises sold. Con
at purchasers risk should compliance be not had
with terms OF sale within days after sale $500
down at time Of sale.
jan29. 81 ,feb3,571O G. n THOM,5 trustees.
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CLxDE's NEW EXPRESS LING
. Z

gTDi. TFiisneI phls-Saturday, a. "A h.
from " 3siIiuston-Mondsy, at ii l.
From GeCrsetown-Monday, at 7. L.
sretyhts recaived daily until ?. IL aofecgs
.ilis ., IssiE< given 70 Boston and So xsys1
s,EoviGepcS, sra Fall River Con- sssSSssrss56xSs
I is.ness vishIEx their goods landed a.
fSeorxetovn wharf viii plezss have them marked
''GyoTCeccs,1-s ID. c." - -
Fo, full information. appiT 70 J. e. JOHNSON B
90 1907 ! street northwest, and 1Gfhstreet wharf.
Washington, =. O.; G.. +. HYDE, SO Mater stZest,
EteorgetoE1, Z. O.; WILLIAM 2 CLYDE i 90.
General Gsnzzers. n So5si VssEves, phtlsdN-
.shtS Tusfk9-IS
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victim Of youthful imprudence, cAna.nx presnA-
sure decay, nervous debility. etc, having tried In
vain every known remedy, has found simple SELF
cure which be VIII send TRz1 TO his fellow sunereFl
Address J. h REEYE8
myAeo1y&k Is Chatham street, N. Y.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-14
That Meteor.

or the meteor which attracted the at.
tention of every body in this State, Fri
day evening. Salt Lake dispatch says,
few inmates after o'clock, bril-.
liant meteor shot across the sky in a
northwesterly direction, leaving in its
wake silver streak apparently miles
in length, which finally began to vi.
brate like serpent, then changed to
zigzag like lightning. This singular
phenomenon lasted 50 minhtes and was
Witnessed by thousands OF people.
All honorable, unabiased persons
will with one accord protest against
such favoritism. While the pyrotech-
mic display here was quite similar to
that witnessed in Zion, the Latter Day
Saints and Saintessos were gorgeously
entertained for II space of thirty FIVE
minutes" VIXEN the turtsrn was sum
marily dropped Oh US protanes, in jdst
four and half seconds after the show
began.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-14

The 7ims,.RevisIc OF the 7th says. we
understand that ii. G.. Catlin, who
went East some months ago, on bust
ness connected with the Mcdonald
mino in Hicks district will shortly put
men to work or that property and de.
vclop tbs same Hs speedily as possible.
The mino was bonded by him last win
ter. and the object Of his visit last was
to organize n company for the purpose
of working IL. Tho nine is said by ex.
perts who have examined it, to bo one
OF the most promising in the northern
portion OF Elko county. About 500
feet of tunnels and drifts have been
run, and considerable body of carbo.
nate orc Is exposed to view.
Mcssrs. Leach and Lancaster ycstcr.
day sent force of six men from here
to commence work to day on tho Col.
den Era mine in Good Hope district,
which property was recently bonded by
them. They intend to commence sink.
ing, and start drifts from the 100 foot
level. Mr.. Leach will leave here for
the district 10 morrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-14
The lrxnanuneyo,t.

The telegraph brought the news Sun
day, that a serious revolt ON the part of
the natives against the British authori.
ty in India, had suddenly broken out,
and that the British Embassy at Cabul
had been attacked by Afghan regiments
which had gathered and were clamoring
for their pay and that the embassy were
struggling in defense of their lives.
Orders were at once issys' by the
Viceroy, that troops be forwarded to tho
defense Of Shutargarden. Khyber aud
Peiwer passes, and also that troops be
advanced on Cabul to the relief OF
tho Ernb ssy. The Ameer of Afghauis-
tan, who is now himself besaiged. re.
ports that the populacn las joined in
the revolt, aud that all efforts to quell
the disturbances. have proven wholly
fruitless. HIS Generals sent out, We're
ruthlessly slain, and the presence Of
even his son aud the Governor OF Ca
hui, with other Influential persons, ex-
ercised no restraining influence upon
tic infuriated mob. The revolt seems
TO have been totally unexpected, the
Amoer declaring that he was taken ut
terly by surprise. later intelligence is
to the effect that at Cabul tho insur-
gents in great numbers, stormed the
officers quarters, and then attacked
the British Embassy. Tho latter,
seventy-nine in number, defended
themselves to the last. fighting desper-
ately but were ovorpowered by num-
bers. aui slaughtered to the last man.
The fevoiters fred the Embassy build
ings which drove the members from
their position into. the hands OF the
enemy; death by the sword being pre-
ferable to death by FIRE. Throughout
British India the revolt has occasioned
the most intense excitement, which will
not probably be allayed by the report
now being circulated that the fearful
outrages perpetrated by the natives are
the result Of Russian intrigue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-14
ELECTION NEWS.
TO TIE INDEPENDENT
The California Election.

At $40 T.. N. threefourths of the
vote III the city and State was counted.
Perkins is leading Glenn about IL. 800.
and White about the same. The com-
pietion Of the count will Increase Per-
kins' plurality to 22,OOu or $4,000. In
the city Perkins will gain on Glenn.
and the country Oh White during the
remainder Of the coCut. All the State
ticket will go with the head except the
Justices which cannot yet be dctermin-
ed. 1t is now probable that the Re-
publicans will elect all the Congress-
men. although it is very close in the
city district. Republicans elect the
Railroad Commissioner in the Northern
District, aud Workiuguen in the City
and Southern Districts. The Legisla-
ture is still in doubt. Kalloch contin-
ues to increase his lead and Is elected
b"vond a doubt. The Workingmen's
chances are the best for Sheriff, Audit.
or, Collector aud County Attorney and
sure Oh District Attorney. Republicans
will probably oct the balance; perhaps
two or three Supervisors and School
Directors. Superior judges divided.
SA" FRANCIsco, Sept. 6.
Tn" count viii not b. completed in the
city until sometime To morrow. At last
reports the Workingmen wCrr running
up with II prospect of their carrying
some Of the Supervisors aud School
Dir Ctors. kAlloch's 81 ction is now
c"rtain. Tn, Wurk'upm"u haze also
certainly elected th" District Attorney,
Sheriff. Auditor aud Tax Collector. aud
probably Treasurer. County Clerk Pub
lie Administrator, Surveyor. and City
and County Attorney. 'Betrstretcher
gets the Railroad Commissionership.
Horace Davis ~ rc-rlccted, aud tho Re.
pulicaus probably elect the balance of
the municipal ticket. Very little news
from the interior where affairs remain
practically rs last reported.
SAN FEASCIsco. Sept. s.
The official count of votes in the city.
now going on differs in some cases
widely from figures published in the
city Journals, and are likely to change
,he result III certain instance 5. H-;uri-s
from all counties in Third Congressiuu
al District, gives Mckvnnu, Il publican,
2II majority over Berry, Democrat.
Some of tho counties are partly esii-
mated, and full return, are expected to
increase Mckvnun's majority.
SAN FEANCIsCO, Sent. 8.
The complete count in the city gives
the following results: The Working.
men elect Mayor. Sheriff, AUDITOR,
Treasurer. Tax Collector, Public Ad-
ministrator, District Attorney, City and
County Attorney. Police Judge, one
Supervisor, five members OF the Board
Of Education aud Railroad Commits
sioner in the City District. The Kepub
licans elect an Assessor. Recorder, Cor:
orncr, County Clerk, Superintendent Of
Schools, Superintendent OF Streets,
eleven Supervisors, seven members OF
the Board OF Education. n member Of
tho State Board OF Equ ,lizatiou, and
re-elect Congro ssmau Davis. The Su-
pcrior Judge, el' ctCd are mostly on the
tickets OF all parties. Some Of the off
GERS are elected by iuHjorilios so small
that the official count will probably re-
suit in some changes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-14

The SiiUsr State says: "Thc Grand
Jury made a special report to tho Dis.
trict Court calling attention to the fact
tha, two orphan children were being
cared for by WON III OF tho town nnd
feared in a house Of ill.famo. A meeting
Of the members Of the bar was held and
n committee appointed to investigate
the caso and report. The self consiiiu.
ted ward OF the orphans is cited TO ap.
pear in tho court thfs evening, when IL
ia understood that an attempt will bo
made 10 get the children away from the
woman and send them to the Orphan $
Home. II is said the present custodian
Of tho children took them away from
their mother, who abused and pistreat.
cd them shamefully. Their father,
Eugene Holman. we'll known along the
railroad as musician has boon dead
somo time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-14

THH Eastern Republican Journals
within tho last two days havo been very
snnguine Of their party's success In tho
Maine election which took place yestor.
day. II these very late expressions by
said journals are anything more than q
constrained cheerful whistle TO sustain
their wanning courage, then tho aflir.
nation by the Republican State Cen.
trail Committed "that nothing ba. more
money could save the State 10 the par.
ty," must have been needed by tho Ha.
tlonsl Committee, ana tue miserable
clerks ond employees in tho various Gov.
ermnntnl Departments, have Joon
again bled for the benefit OF the cause.