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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK DaARD.
Friday. October ~. lszs.

-
To-Day. stock Saiea.
900 Ophir, 3iLs IS
5Gu Mexican, 33L -
l75 Gould aud Curry, 10
$50 Best & Beleher, l7h
40 California, 6H
l2o Savage, l2h I2%
400 Con. Virginia. 5E
800 Choilur. So
435 Potosi. 5H 6L
los Hale * Norcross, 1914 1874
~ Point. i2uc
80 Jacket, l5H
lOO Imperial. l20c
100 Kentuek, =
lG0 Alpha, l6 l5L
$50 Belcher. 8. $3.50
45 Condolences, 81
4S5 Sierra Nevada. 5lL so
100 Utah. 20. 20M
1915 bullion, 8 ~
220 EIchequer. So
10 Overnan,9
$40 Justice, 3l0c $3.50
525 Union, 1911
As Alta, SIX
420 Lady Bryan, SOC
2OO Julia. 81.
$50 Caledonia, 2i0c az
2OO Silver Hill, ~
$40 New York, 40c
$40 Occidental, az 24Oc
$50 Lady Washington, 9Oc $50
$50 Andes. lU5cI
GOO Wells Fargo, l0c
100 WoodvIlle, 4Uc
100 Sheridan, zUc
$50 Levinthan. SIC 60c
$50 y. Con. Virginia. az
4iU Scorpion, 34Uc 345U
100 Trojan. 2Oc
$40 Benton. 26Uc
055 Flowery. Coo
10 North Bonanza, ii0c i35c
$50 G. Gate, 81 5
40 Plutus. 2i0c 230c
800 Fairfax, Toe
90 MactaY, 9Oc
1870 Con. Dorado, 3
$50 Leopard. SIC
100 Hussey, 15c
lao Grand Prize, GOic2
425 Navajo, SIC ,Gc
80 Indepeud, nee. ~
1870 Tuscarora. SIC 40c
3u5 Belle Isle. 46Ic iSOc
$50 n. Belle Isle, $40
100 Big Prize, 3Ue
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Depot IIote, Arrivals.
Departures.

Departures.
This morning vero II. s. Conley, L..
Barada. John Epley and wife, Il. O..
Duval and NJ. Marks.
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Arrivals.

. ..F H Arrivals.
Last e%vening-J. Alexander, j. II.
Copllion and y. Tyler.
THIS cremnR-Hugh Mcomm and
j. II. Evans no
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Departures.

TAG Chileans before ~eyaouating Ca.
Iona, sacked and burned tho place.
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Arrivals.

This evening John Williams aud
Henry Parker.
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Departures

This morning. L. D.. Wilbur, E. De-
aud Mrs.lIell Miller.
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a. cydaf. On the ia. Of tho O. " IN
tfotuttft hned.
fhsnttaIto friend. .hS the pNbie fss at
fs.ors. ~ rsr'csfuiiy sofkiia coniiDusnesI
their patr $50.
once a Eiho
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17
For Re N =.

the Store House in tenure of Mrs Mary NJ. Smith,
dec Tiff W. 7. LAVENDER.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Heal Estate!

The subscriber intending to leave the state VIII
sell at Public Sale without reserve, at the hotel OF
Peter p Collins in the town of smyrna. Duck creek
Hundred, Kent County and State of Delaware on
TUESDAY Dec so, 1879 at o'clock, p NJ, the tolIo"-
ing Real Estate. to wit: ...,
No IA tract of land containing 100 Acres, situated
in Raynond's Neck, and known as the John Grimm
farm This farm is in a good state of culCvaton' II
has peach orcherd straw berry and pac'
and is near church, school ana Mills lhIs 10 d
desirable farm for a small family. -,
No. "A tract of land contalng 2612 Acres anu
known the HAZEL" orchard. situated on the lalh
road leading from Smyrna to Dover mas new l"o
story house with rooms and cellar, also ellalI
house This farm has all kinds OF fruits anu oeIes'
No "a tract of land situated in Spruance Clty'
containing "a Acres all hedged III and set Ill DIacA-
No IA building lot situated in Spruance City, ad-
Joining land of Mrs (afford surrounded with hedgeS
and willow trees set out for shade &C. ,,,. "
No 5.-Budng lots situated in Spruance Clty No
26l on Fifth Avenue. No. 2l6. corner OF Lexington
and Clement Streets. set in peach trees NO. - on
Lexington street. No. 26. on Lexington street. near
the road Nos. 80 and %, on Clayton Avenue ana
Wakeman St. MI,
No6-A tract of woodland. situated in ." Blown
woods" adjoining land of J. W. Spruance and others
containing IS Acres and so Square Perches 10 acres
cleared and set in peach trees.
No. IA building lot. situated on the corner OF
Commerce and Pearl streets, in the town of smyrna
adjoining land of the Methodist Parsonage, smyrna
Circuit and said to contain Four Thousand ana Two
Hundred Square Feet of Land. the improvements
upon which is a small building used us asabie &c
No. S-A lot of ground. situated at Brentoru Sta-
ton on the Delaware Railroad, the Improvements
upon which is building used for shipping peaches:
TERMS Ten per cent of the purchase money must
be paid the day of SALE one-halt OF the purchase
money to be paid when the deeds are given, ana the
balance to suit the purchasers. -. ,.x-
WM j. LANK Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

The Bayard resolution for depriving the
greenbacks of their legal.tsnder quality is
growing in favor in Washington.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

SHERRIFFs SALE.
- BY virtue Of sundry writs of Levari Facas, to
Hotel of Peter p. Collins in the Town of Smyrna.
Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County and state of
Delaware, on THURSDAY. the 18th day of December,
1872 at O'Clock, P NJ, the following Real Estate, TO
wit:
All and singular those two several tracts pieces or
parcels of land situated in that part of KentOn hun
dred formerly part of Duck Creek Kent county and
state of Delaware being parts of the real estate of
William Blackiston, deceased the one of which was
laid off to the widow of said William BlackiSOn. de-
ceased for her dover thirds of said estate and is
marked with the letter E on the plot, and described
in the return of the freehOlders appointed by the
Orphans Court of Kent county, Del to make division
OF the said William Blackstone real estate, returned
TO and confirmed by the aforesaid Orphans Court at
the March Term. 1872, and adjoining lands of the
heirs of Edward Tighman, the tract hereinafter
described, and other lands and containing in the
whole. One Hundred and Three Acres and Seventy
Five Square Perches of Land. more or less and the
lands Of which is adjoining the land above described
| and Is part Of the said William Blackstone de-
ceased real estate which is marked on the plot and
described in the return of the said division thereof
with the letters and F, and adjons the lands of the
heirs Of William A. HAZEL lands of Samuel Huchin-
son and Others and contains in the whole of cleared
| land and the woodland. Two Hundred and Eighty
| Two Acres and One Hundred and Five Perches Of
Land more or less and the parties hereto for metes
and bounds, courses distances and quantity of the
said two several tracts of land referred TO the record
of the return of the division of the aforesaid William
Black1ston,s land. recorded in the said Orphans
Court. IN Book p, Folio 224. &c. and to Plot Book
No of said Court for plan of said tracts. Also,
another small piece or parcel of land containing from
Two to Three Acres, which was purchased of Poin-
sett and wife, and by them conveyed and by the said
! Benjamin F. Blacklston, by deed duly executed and
recorded in the Office of Recorder of Deeds for Kent
county DEL to have and to hold the said tracts and
parcels of land above described. and every part and
parcel thereof the improvements upon which a
twOtory frame dwelling house. with kitchen attach
ed. barn stables, carriage house and other small
buildings; also, two one story tenant houses a good
sized apple and peach orchard together with all and
singular the buildings. improvements, fixtures &c.
Seized and taken i'll execution as the property OF
BENJAMIN F. BLACKIST0N and BENJAMIN F.
BLACKISTON and MARY R.. his wife, and will be
sold for cash.
FRANCIS NJ. DUNN, Sheriff.
! Herig's Office DOuer. Del,1
November %, 1879.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17
PENNSYLVANIA
SULRY Pillow COMPANY (LimitGd)
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Paid Jan, 5, 1913 Oy JOHN MCBklDE.
Manufactured by GOODELL x WATERS. Phila.
In 1873 an attachment for common pillow was in
vented bv practical farmer that in ten minutes
be connected with any ordinary pillow, which changes
It at once into complete sulky pillow. 1t consists of
one large wheel which runs upon the land side,
smaller one under the beam and another that runs in
the flrrOw behind the pillow. These wheels carry the
weight of the plOw entirely removing the friction
upon the bottom and land side. one of which. to-
gether with the upright beam, regulates the width
and depth of the furrOw 1t is provided with an easy
seat enabling the driver to have at all times both his
plow and team under his control Once set its work
is not easily changed The reering Of the ptOlC from the
side and bottom friction results an reducing the dTdugW
Orer 20 per cent euea tchen carrying the driuer the
drdu0M Is f,y tlrenty per cent less than that Of the tCd
ina pOlC lrh the drrer trudgng IN the tuTTOC behind. 1t
be attached with equal ease to right or left
hand plOw, and when properly attached, any one
male or female. who is old enough to manage team
can perform as good work the most Skilful plOw
man can do without it. A saving of Is per cent of
the draught is guaranteed.
1t is simple in construction durable, easily attached
TO the plOw and in every way perfectly adjustable II
is attached by means of clamps and bolts, without
cutting boring the beam. and can be placed in
position for days or weeks plowing in ten minu
uteS BY any one with sense enough to handle COM
mon walking plOw. In going to or leaving the field,
the pl0w is raised by lever and the driver ride
as easily any of the expensive sulky plows Its
cost is so low that any one having two or more acres
to plow cannot afford to be without one.
ADVANTAGES.
THE drdUgM is oNE-FIFTH lighter.
2-H is not necessary for farmer TO hare tJCO sets 81
machines IN order to oh's po'ctng as ne can change
ANY ORDINARY lCdlking lJlOir lCith a riding plOlc.
ST has draft pole AID no strain the Attachment
but the pl0C is drdlca by the beam the same as Nth
ont the attachment
It's price brings ,githiR the reach Of all.
SIT is the BEST Sulky PtOW made
Address JOHN A. BOWDEN. SECY,
c. HARBERT. 3l03 Chestnut ST.
/ President. dec INV PHILADELPHIA PA
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

General William Malone has been nomi
mated for United States Senator by the
Readjusters in the Virginia Legislature, and
will probably be elected. Malone is an
exConfederate, and has been Democrat,
but he is man who forgets some things
and learns Others. His triumph is partly
supremacy of the Democracy in Virginia.
In the Senate he will probably be classed as
an Independent with Republican tenden-
cies. A noble shoot of the stock known as
the poor whites" his election will be a
bitter pill for the decayipg fossils known as
T. +. VS. to swallow.-PhilQ. Evening Ne1os
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

The summer on this side Of the Atlantic
was ono Of the finest, especially for the
crops. known for years; that in Great
Britain and on the Continent the worst.
SO far the fall and winter have been ex-
ceptionally mild and open here, while the
season in Great Britain has been excep-
tonally severe. The SHOWS have been so
deep that the trains are detained, the
thermometer on Tuesday Of last week was
t"enty-ons degrees above zero, and the ice
30 thick on ths Clyde that it had to be
broken by barges.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

The weather they are having on the
other side of the water is in strange con-
tFast to that we are enduring. The cold is
intense throughout Great Britain, the
Seine at Paris Is frozen harder than it has
been for 20 years, the frosts in Austria are
severer than they have been since 1888,
deep SHOWS cucumber Italy and in parts of
Prussia the murcury is many degrees below
zero. However desirable a dash of old
Winter may be with US, it is to he hoped
that he will postpone his visit for another
week or two. Clear skies and winds that
invigorate without chilling are wanted for
the next few days.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

DeLesseps is now on his was to Aspin-
wall, Panama, accompanied by his wife,
three children and fifteen friends. Les
seps clings to the Panama route with great
tenacity, but we're afraid he will find as
hard work to make Roadway against our
Monroe doctrine, as it will be to cut
through the Csrdillsra mountains.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

The statistics Of immigration continue to
show considerable increase. Three times
as many immigrants arrived during last
month as during November, 1878; and
during the twelve months ending with last
month there iwere 1Sl. 900 immigrants, as
compared with 10000 during the twelve
months ending with November, 1878.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

Party lines do not just now appear
to mark the division of public senti
ment upon the main issues before the
country. The confusion of these lines
is particularly manifest in relation to the
question Of the currency. 1t would be
difficult, in fact, to determine where any
man stands upon most points now being
discussed in Congress and in the news
papers by looking merely at his political
affiliations. President Hayes and Senator
Bayard are more fully in accord than any
other two prominent men in the United
States on the leading question of the hour
that of divesting the greenbacks of their
compulsory lsgal-tender quality.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

An OIL VILLAGE DEsTRoYED.-The village
OF Red Rock in Pennsylvania must have
been superbly illuminated on Thursday
night. The gas from a single well was
ignitsd by the fame Of lantern; the burn
ing oil ran down to $50 barrel tank, which
took FIRE, and then to a great tank holding
5000 barrels Of oil. which burned all night.
But the poor people of Red Rock were in no
mood to appreciate the spectacle. Rivers
OF burning oil ran through the village,
every house and store was destroyed and
thee hundred families were rendered home
less. $4,000 was raised for their relief.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17
House For Sale.

Tho UNDERSIGNED having concluded TO move to STILL
water MINNESOTA offers at private sale the dwelling
which She now occupies on Commerce st.. smyrna Ia:
1t contains entry parlor dining room Ritchen iouf
them. large garret and cellar and large and pro;
ductiye garden with choice flowers fruits grapes and
berries This property will be sold very cheap. as
wish to leave in the Spring. Apply to ,,
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

People of foreign countries are nov flock.
ing in unusual numbers to the land of the
,res; ovsr l3i, 000immigrants have arrived
- Nsw York during the past year, an in
I1eAse OF 4l,803 over the arrivals of 1878.
Lmn,grstion at ali other American ports
mas Also been very large this year.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17

A cable dispatch says Russia must fight
somebody in order to furnish panacea
for her internscins disorders. There is
little hope for nation which must keep at
war with her nsighbors in order to preserve
NE peace at home. Hihilism has evidently
bean making rapid strides within the past
few years.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-17
BURLINGTON HAWKEYE

fay be had at ali the news stands at five cents per
copy.
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COMUNICADO.
VENIR POR LANA.

81 solo Sc 1eyera en- la localidad dende Sc
escribe contestarlamos ell communicate "El
Mamey y ell BoLETIN," publioado en- ell nt-
nero 174 de Et Agefate y suscrito por d. Ma
nuel L. Salgado, reproduciendo ell telegrama
que viera la luz en- ell numero 40 del festive
BuScGpie; pero como esta claSe de satira So
10 Sc interpreta en- el clrculo de dende sale,
vamos, aunque con tenor, a contestar a. Sc
neoa de Toa-baja, donde no hav 0i5ras per-
sonas de conocimientos ore el ell sefior al
calde delegade a.Ii III SO lie hace la mas cum
plida ccrtesfa q la Sra. D. q Obdulia. De-
cimOs con tenor, pOrque pobres ignorantes
no podemos medir nuestras fuerZas intelec-
tuales con el magistral de Candelaria, q quien
SO le teme mas en- este barrio que I'm cabo
de Orden publico que tuvimos aquf hace al
gun tempo. Sd
Pasaremos por alto todo aquello que no
aluda los tirmantes, de quien hablas -Sr.
Saigado, dejando 10 otro d cargo del BoLE-
Tin demas personals ofendidag.
Antes que NADIA tenemoS que hacer una
observation al qtn5co retormiSta del ayulto
mie,.to de TU0-baja,
Les que en- defensa del Sr Prados, 6 inspi
randose en- un sen,imiento de justicia hicie
ron pdbiico 10 satisfechos que estaban de
maestro de sus hijos y enc4~ ~gados cuandC
gratuitamente Sc les Zahiri0, no tuvieron or
Consideration 81 ell ilonbre honrado, emplea
do digno apostol fdelisimo de la instruo-
cion pertenecia este aqu,l partido; bier
entendido que entire ellos existe uns numert
que por conviction militan en- las filas refor
mistas, pero que jan16s Sc dejafAn arrastra
por las pasioRes poltticas do donds pacen Q
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kilograms via San Thomas.

49, q Z
Plymouth, dioiembreS 15.-Hoy 4 las
dos nego 81 vapor Meda0ay de las Anti
AI0S: AZ > si5a5a I ,l1ilis 4.i GQ 81
Nueva-York, acknowledgements del
Afgharistaps dicen sque ha tenido lugar
un porfado encuentro mas arriba de
Balls Hissar, Cabul. T1at6 el general
Macpherson de- desalojar d los afgha-
nes, fracasando en- parte; pero el ge-
neral Baker consigui6 rechazarlos lue-
20 en- toda la Inca. ) Del Cabo Sc anun-
cia habef tornado por asalto los colonos
Ia posicion de Moroisis. .s(A
Core ef rumors en- Paris de que Sc
formara nm Gabinete presidido por
Ffeyeinets CAS- ~ 5iJQ
Los commentaries de los buqnes ale-
names del Pacifco han recibido 6rden
de proteger, los consulados austriacos
del Per6 10 'rnismo que los alemanes.
NusVa- York, 16. -Sabese de L6ndres
que SO ha citado una reunion de Con-
seio de ministrosg para acordar sobre
las importantes noticias srecibidas del
Afghsnistan., Dsspachos del general
Roberts dicen que no se cesa un 5punto
do 60mbatir con. los afghanes y one SO
haRpnslsd0 fetusrzos g yasios essmpa-
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SALIDAS.

Pasajeros llegados en- el Sda Juon DE
Ponce. - Jorge Gonzalez, Eduvigis Colon,
Amadis Guilot, Juan Apellaniz, Eugenio Ro.
driguez, Manuel Gonzalez, Encarnacion Bal.
deraa-De Mayaguez, jose g. IIique, Jose
Pefia Chavarri, Miguel de Miguel, Miguel Do.
menech, Armaudo Morales Y famiia EulogiC
Sousa Fernandez y fanitia, Justo Garcia, Leo
nardo Ponce de Leon, Lusa Robledo, Wen
ceslao Pizarro, Juan Vidal, Felicita Chacon,
Ceferino Santalis, Juan Bacener, Saturnina vi.
Iarlon, Francisco Frag0so.-De Aguadllla. -
Isdro Feijoo, Natalia SOFA, Jesus Roman, Ra
mon Vandsrdick, Manuel Corchado, Emi iano
Soler, Ramon Lugo, Pablo Acevedo, lsidro
Jimenez, Emilio Abraham, Josefa C6rdova.
En- el vapor correo Espaaa: Juan Angiada,
Federico Mas, Rafael Fuster, Pedro Costa, Ar
turo Palol, Domingo Abril, Salvador Puig
Claudio Ponar, Manuel Bonnin, Francisco
Gonzalez, Luis Villa Clara, Wenceslao Lugo
Viha, Marcial Perez y sonora, Gregorio Cell
ma, Magin Ands, Praxedes Mu6oz, Crist6bal
AlmagrO, Francisco Sevilla, Ana Fierro hija,
Francisco Garcia, "a soldados.
Saiaos en- el mismo parn la Habana- "A
W. Huote, Miguel Albeit, Fernando Umbert,
Francisco Alemany, Miguel rrats, Francisco
Perez, Jose Garcia Muioz, jose Garcia, Rosa
liza Eumbes, Teresa Ruiz, Sebastian Cubas Y
familia, R@mon Prats, Cayetano Miguel, Anto-
nio Murgruondo, 2 marineros de Ia Armada,
Antonio Prats.
Salidos en- ell PasQjes s-Frantisco Orraca,
Ramon Garcia, Bonifacio Limo, guardias,
presses politicos, Ramon Aguayo, Salvador
Puig, Domisgo Abril, Gregorio Lesma, Carlos
Gen, Armando Carbalero.
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6dio el reneor Aquellas lfneas como es
tas son la expression pura de la verdad y az
la justicia sentimientos que estan muy POI
encima de los conceptos errados que emitie
nes fueron recogidas de bohfo en- bohio.
.Copiaremos dos parrafos del communicate
del Sr. Salgado, que son los que con mas de-
tenlmlento queremos tontestar.
Para mi siempre valdrla mas la opinion
| ilustrada impartial del Excmo. Sr. D. Sc
gundo La Portilla, que esos aplausos incon-
dicionales de personals inconsistencies ligadas
con ell Sr. Prados por ell interes, la amistad
el parentesco (sigue doda Obdulia).
De los conocimientos ofciosos no debo
calde delegado quo lego hace dos neses d
este pueblo y dos tres persouas mas hon
radas perO de sscaSOs cOnOcimientOs, los
| otros no merecen que yo les conteste."
Parte del primero de los parrafos, 10 des-
mintio por complete ell BoLETtN en- s4 mum.
1885, sea 10 que concierne al dicho del gene
raj La Portilla
Ell publico que ve en- El Agente comunica-
dos suscritos por D. Manuel T. Salgado, y
que en- unO de ellOs trata de inconsistencies 6
ignoraHtes d varios vecinos. no podra menos
que, aunque no sea mas que por la forma
grammatical de sus escritos considerable CO.
mo el mismo dice, ell tnico hombre de ips-
truccion que existe on la localidad, como
preciSamente es sobIe 10 que queremOs ha-
Ger luz, Sc nos permitira que literalmente CO.
plE1uO5 ~ quo 6bCI1CO pOI CSLO OCAOk AlOkO q
nuestras manos por una de esas casuaiida-
des que no SO explican: Aelo aqui:
"Dsbiendo nanitestar mi conto7neidad por
las $50 pesetas Sc centimcS culia s1tnlG no me
puele correspondey en- regla de propoTsion q
ST hastG la tScha NADIA ha6ie dicto es Tor que
hitoyGbd nj Sc le habiG naaniteStGd0 ctlGadO
debj0 pO1lerle de manifesto Ell TepG9t0 al pN-
Glico para las queja 0or 10 que Sc recerbG ell
deTechO que sobre 81 particular le 0Sista pro-
teStande sus repito : d las ordenes d d. ~
Ell hombre que asi escribe podra lamar
ignorantes personals de cuyos conOcimien-
tos no esta enterado? Ell que en- siete lineas
cOmete mas faltas gramaticales que matojos
tiene el Guayabal Spodra juzgar de la ac-
mediante riguroso examen ante .un jurado
ilustrado competente? Ell publico contesta-
ra. Y como escribe largos comunlcados y
dice vesperti,aO, y mot,tti'ao y otras palabras
que 81 mismo desconoce? Ell telegrama de
cue hablamos al principle de estas Hneas
dara la solucion del acertijo:
Trata de vestirse I'm grajo
Con plumas de pavoo real, ~
Y canta desde el cocal
Hasta Candelaria- -abajo."
No terminaremos estas lineas sin sacar de
un error al mdgiSter.
Segun ell diccionario de nuestro idioma, pa
ra ser padre no es precise ser casadO. Abra
ell de Dominguez, y leera en- una de sus acep-
clones que padre tambien 10 es 'la perso-
na que ampara 8 otra, hacienda con ella las
veces dc padre.
Hacemos punto final por hoy, advirtiendo
al Sr. Salgado que aunque nuestra instruc-
cion es poca, no haremos uso como 81 de las
palabras stle}lcio q despreciO con que cierra
gu comunicado para evadir una respuesta.
Tarios padres de fanailia.
Vega-baja, Dbre 10 de 1879.
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mentos. Ayoub Khan, gobernador de
Herat, ha dejado dirigir un ataque con-
ira la guarnicion britanica de Oandahar.
El Central Ne.cs de L6ndres asegura
que el gobierno de Ia India ha pedido
con urgencia cinco mil soldados mas.
q Por conducto fdedigno Sc anuncia
.hsberse encontr6do papeles en- que Sc
prueban las intrigas habidas entire el
gobierno russo y Shere Ali, antecesor de
Yakoob, y la fslsedad de los pretextos
que invoc6' Russia para cohonestar el
haber enviado una mission Cabul.
Sabese de, Dublin que lord Fermoy
fue atacado por un arrendatario despo-
,seido, quien le peg6 hasta dejarle sin
sentido en- el zagnan del club de Lsms-
rick. Ell agresor fu6 aprehendido.