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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
Assembly

Fish presented n p~etiiion from a..
MERCHANTS of Enr.knr nroy;ng th., ~.
Drummer License Inv he nof ,snsnlad
Petition referred 10 judiciary Cp,n'ni,,
tee. D..
By Lyons That n committed NJ ,b,ao
he npp0iut.d 10 inv, stignt. m. LII nv
neglect of ccrtuiu officers In NOT ,r,n.
hitting 10 Gny. .KiukL.rd tho ;n;n,
resolution relative To ia. instru,tinn.
To- Nevada nrcsentativea in Cor,,os.
to volts for the REAGAN L,Il Adn1,,cJ
Lyon, Saith of Lyon. mud UuU,r nm.
pointed ns committee.
Allen of Stor.y-Thut IA. sovcr,I
county DELEGATIONS shall l.. scented a.
uenr together rs possib.e.-tL, seats tn
he arranged In Sirgcnnt.nt urlrs. Lost
BY Wtrmuth-Of bin 10 proyil.,
for the support of the G~oyeInni,nt NJ
N.yada.
Wilson-To provide for the reGemp.
ton OF property sold for taxes.
Alien Of Liucoly-To restrict oam.
ing.
Smith Of Lyon-To provide for the
maintenance OF public schools.
Robinson Of Enreka-An Act TO pre.
rent frauds in elections.
by Uuderwood-Asscmbly bill No.
-AD Act to preserve fish in the
waters OF this State. Referred to Com.
mittee on Internal improvements.
Senate Concurrent RESOLUTION No. s.,
relative To appointing Joint Commute.
to visit Nevnd. Insane at Stockton.
and report as to their treatment mud
condition; also to visit denf aud dumb
at Oakland. Referred to COMMITTEES on
Claims
Sennt. Concurrent Resolution No. q
providing for the time and manner of
the election Of United States Senator.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
New. Ns,e..

MOVIE AOtea-
There has been q bill introduced in
the Arizona Legislature to restrict gam.
blipg.and providing for Aiicenss Of g..
700 per quarter.
J.. J. Mcbride. better known a. the
liking Of pain" At one time . noted
character Of San Francisco died recently
in Chicago.
Neal Dow ssys lawyers are generally
in favor of grog shops because Srog
shops are the great allies of Law shops.
therefore the liquor laws, usually drawn
by lawyers arc often Intentionally defec-
tive.
They have been having some rain in
California lately making the total rain
fall for the season in San Francisco 4.04
inches against G.i3 up to the same date
last year. At present the prospect for
more rain is not good.
As u result of the California school
questions examination the Sun Francis
co Post expresses the opinion that Ewald
received the questions somewhere be-
tween the State Superintendent Office
and the postofice, and that he paid for
them literally.
The ground is frozen TO a depth Of
three feet in Virginia City. and there is
more trouble With the water pipes than
ever before on account Of there having
been Lo snow on the ground until very
lately DUNG the very cold weather
which has been prevailing this winter.
Sharpe aud Mcdonald the two
"Molly Maguires" were hanged in
Msuch Chunk, Pennsylvania, on Jan.
18th. A reprieve was sent but it arriv-
ed just N minute after the drop had
fallen aud it was thought the mems
necks were broken by the full.
And now comes a Paris telegram
stating that General Grant, after the
government has gone to great expense
and trouble to fit ont the steamer Rich
mond for his special accommodation, is
not going to wait for that vessel but will
leave for Marseilles on Saturday, and
will there take the regular French
steamer for India. But its n good five
I TO one bet that he don't do it, because
yet has refused n present, or declined
to be dead headed, md it is not at all
likely that lie will do SO on this oc-
casion.
Joseph Payton Of Cincinnati. killed a
girl because he was madly in love with
her, and she coquetted with him until
in n fit Of rage and jealousy he shot
her. The defense was emotional insan.
ity and the jury fail to ngree. standing
six and six. 1t appears that Joseph is
very handsome and that he was devot-
eddy attached to the girl which facts
gained him the sympathy Of the ladies
who took q deep interest in the trial.
One ardent admirer, a total stranger, at
the c%onslusion Of the trial, threw her
arms around his neck and kissed him.
A new way OF digging holes for tele-
graph poles has been adopted in the
east. A new kind Of electric powder
is used, a hole in the ground of the re-
quired depth is made with q crow-bar.
a charge of powder is put in the hole,th
explosion Of which makes q hole OF
about the diameter of u flour barrel, and
Of the depth Of the hole made by the
crow-bar. The cost of setting the poles
is reduced by this method Of digging
the holes to one third OF what it is by
the usual way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

GEN. G. X. wARngS maintains TINT
the Minnesota Valley and the Missis-
sippi Valley have been formed since
the deposition OF the glacial drift; that
the loess deposits extending up to ST.
vannah are later than the last glacial
drift, aud thnt channels at tie Des
Moines Rapids and river terraces in that
vicinity are more recent than the loess.
This is based to a great extent on the
hypothesis Of southern elevation and
northern depression VI the land.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

A VERY lively interest has been OK.
cited in Cincinnati by tho appearance
Of $4,000 in bright silver halves Of
old date. One theory was that the
money was debased coin OF J~ackson's
time, another that IL was stolen money.
It proves to be the savings OF the Rap.
pist Society Of Beaver county. Pa,
which had the cash buried in 1861, and
has just concluded that II Is safe to dig
II up The loss in interest by the pru-
denco Of the association is about $780,.
600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

Some Of tho State papers hayo n
nounced that James Crawford has been
appointed Postmaster at Elko; this is
an error. al nc change has been made
In tho control OF tho Office here. SIR.
Crawford has, we believe, however,
been assigned the position Of Postmas.
ter at Huntington. in this County.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
burn Your Paid Checks.

The Silver Reef Miner has the follow
ing: "TEe danger in tearing up
checks, or other bills payable. was made
manifest by a circumstance which trans.
pired at tho Leeds Bank n few days ngo.
a successful business man, well known
in this community, took mp "A coupls Of
his checks, one for $500 and tho other
for $3.50, and tenring them in pieces
left them on the floor Of tho bank and
departed. Our friend Gillespie observ-
ed, soon afterwards. some Que busy col.
lectiIg the Fragments. and INTERVIEWED
and saved tho maker. As u joke OH
him. however, Dick put the pieces to.
gether, and in q very short time had two
first.class checks worth $3.50. Tint
afternoon Mr.. X, the maker, going in.
TO the store OF Liddle Brothers 4 Co.,
was informed by Mr.. james Liddle. who
was privy TO the russo that he had taken
mp n Of his checks at the same time
presenting the one for $3.50. The maker
was worse than thuu lerstruck, but he
left the store q wiser man than when he
entered il.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
NEVADA LfclsuAruRy.


Carson. January l3th.-In tho Senate
to-day Comins Of White Pine WA grant
ed leave to change his vote 10 ''ays"
on the anti-Chinese resolutions adopted
last Friday, stating that he did not I'M
derstand the proposition at tho time.
Petitions we're presented from citi-
zens OF Eureka, Elko. White Pine and
Humboldt. protesting against the re-
peal Of the Drummer Act or any change
in the attachment Law.
A resolution was adopted appointing
a committee of'three TO examine the af-
fairs Of the State University.
Bills were introduced TO create . State
Board Of Equalization aud compelling
railroad companies to publish annual
reports.
The Governor sent in the memorial
from the California constitutional Con-
vention regarding the Burlingame
treaty. Referred TO the Committee on
Federal Relations.
In the Assembly q resolution WIS
adopted for a joint committee to inyesti-
gate the affairs at the Orphans Home.
Gaston gave notice ola bill t. regu-
late fares and freights.
The Lyman Relief Bill Was passed
over Governor Dradley's veto by 81 to y.
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A Lrrr,n from Romo ~ \ Now v,

A LETTHB from Rome to the New York
Post says: "The subject OF lighting
electricity attracts as much attention
here an It does i'm the United States. and
the owners OF gas stocks tremble at the
names OF Edison. Marcus and Jabloch.
kof. These three inventors as well MS
others whose plans have not been tested
oil a large scale, all claim to to have
solved the the problem OF the divisibili.
" aud economy OF electrical light.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

REPRESENTATIVE C]mrrEsDES, OF Mis-.
souri,, on the 2lst instant will movo TO
suspend the rules and place upon It's
passage Thurman's Bill creating n
board Of commissioner to inquire into
and report to the next Congress what
legislation Is necessary to compel the
Pacific railroads to comply with the
provisions contained In tho acts Of 1862
and 1864.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

There Is a deadlock Ia tho Idaho
Legislature. There are twelve Demo.
Gratis and twelve Republican members
and two contested seats. and as neither
party has a majority without the con.
testing members neither party will
act with the other in cfrecting an or.
ganiEatiou.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

rHE decision Of the disputed Florida
Congressional District makes the next
House stand as follows: Democrats,
l4o; Republicans, 1870; Gresnbackers.
10; thus giving tho Democrats q clear
majority OF nine votes over tho two
parties combined. California has still
TO elect her four members.
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lPardoued.

Pete Morris, who was sent to the pen.
itentiory from Eureka for knocking out
the eye Of Sam Mills, tho negro who
was hung here n little over q year ago.
hos boon psrdoned on a petition OF the
citizens OF Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

Tn1r made n big clean up a. the
Stewart mill. in Bingham, Utah, lately.
she result Of which was between twelve
Ad hitoen thousand dollars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

"he placer gold mines Of San Louis
obispo county, Cal, are still attracting
sg,od deal OF attention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

A MAN was boasting that he bad an
elevator In his house. 80 no has,"
shinaod In hia wife, and no keeps IL
= the eipOoara in = bottle"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

There Is n religious revival going on
In the Methodist church at Austin, Ne
yada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

CARSON. Jan II, 1879 The Chuir-
man announced Senator Dayton and
Westeriield u the committee to visit
the insane Gu the part of the Senate.
Boardman-To appoint n special
committee to Inquire into the expedi-
ency Of creating u Labor Bureau. The
Char appointed oil the part OF the
Senate, Doardmen, Wheeler aud DooI-
in.
The Governor sen in the biennial
report Of tue State AIineralogist.
Martin-An act to abolish tue Office
Of County Superintendent Of Schools.
king-To repeal the Drummer Act.
The amendment To tho Constitution
prohibiting application Of public
money for secretarian purposes was
passed unanimously.
The amendment striking ont the
word "white" was next taken up aud
passed unanimously.
At IL Il. 1t WINS moved and seconded
that the Senate proceed to the election
Of the United States Senator.
Several Senators spoke upon the sub
ject. liz motion prevailed.
Senator Wheeler Of Sto,ry nominal
ed John L. Jones. The nomination
was sec ndcd by Senator Powning, Of
Washoe.
Senator Cassidy nominated A. NJ.
H'lihousc. 1t was seconded by Senu-
tor CresSwell.
The roll was called aud J. Z. Jones
received, ~ votes and \. II. Hillhouse
got q votes.
Mrder and Dangberg. Independent.
and Westerheid, Democrat, voted for
Jones with the regular Republicans.
Adjourned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
sight Chefs on san r. aue aco taken
at par In the purchsV, OF ToI-
siRn DrarE.
NJ. II. Freeman, Nan ger.
ilOTlCE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

\'OtICEIS uF:U ErY GINEN T'IAT
y \. '. GEcast"r and y. =. rmiih h.y. this
laV cuInirrnc. Il suit ~ the District TsI't II
ihr Mn u IU ic.Bl l'I.t let. 20 'hS S:itu Il 80.
Na'Hi a'd Tor LIkO cpEDty. "gliEfi tn" aeon
Mining Company ami !. n. SbucE. l.. -Utrrar
tens AfiiIst a. Osr cUIt Ia ]pr'niIs,- InuHn az
cue faGc"G In" and Mining Cl.im ,itIstcd la
hngk GT ok 81, lax Ws'r.Ct. In IIko county.
state IT Nevada. HHi owned 10y tie ta,rnu Min.
hg Company. fuf materials iurrishcd for, Ind
labor I'c'i' rm'i IpOti the tNIuu.
Az pcr.ons claiming or holding Hens a.rin-'
-aid pr m'srH, uUdCrIhr pTDgi,irNH q an c. Z
the ,'g!F lalIIc OF tho State " NrVsds, CuiItI q
An Acc 10 scCTtc ii-rs 10 Mocha ,cs aud other.
and To repeal al other Acts lU TclAtipp thereto"
approved Mare 2. 1875. aIo hereby notified Ia
he $40 appear ii"iuTu said DIs;fiet court chen
Z" b. known ~ the district Court 81 The seventh
Judicial district OF thu state Of Nevada. Ia aud
for the county vi L. Lu,i on the 18th icy OF Feb
fuafy. 1879, at ~ o'clock a. NJ, and TO exhibit.
tb,u sHd ia,ro. the IT."gf 81 thciT eAid Lens.
iIbO, december n, 1878.
4, v. LANCASTER,
". I. ~AIlU.
Reenoy 4 D'geiow. pi'ns Attys. 10
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The ID We ra''S cover All. charges That H..
- vii nIy 4 drAi "t : Uiriuu UT DLbIiA Tor ~
& - Il Has wil. tiy &c ga tIHH,r AZ. IUT lWl
nA"'s. t.t"i' uv.Lg uv GdntiuIaG cnaTsr ~ sLy
I'D iyr toh.i..sr.Vn, 'A-LLngc. OF A.! 4..Lg
e! =.
These rates are a. low. or !Oscr. titan tho,a
clsi Srd ~ t"u Gs"k' VI sar : ~rLi.ci'cU.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

More strikes of factory employees
are reported in dif, rent part Of Eng
land.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19

During the year 1878 there were L.
2l,. $40 gallons OF Califoruia vine
shipped to New York.
, 1879-03-04
LITTLE ELECTIONS,
Held Yesterday In Illinois. Iowa, Maine.
and Othor States.

r1.,, v.,...t,~ l., ,n,...,-
-A'i0 o''''u"9 ~ 'Hsn"'s' Ao"@' Maines
anu othor stntcs'
srtefe, Df'patth to The Tribune.
nIEhL1Na, ~, MARCH a-The Prohibition
leket carfie1 nGfe 'f To-Day by larEe majority,
elcetins T. y. wilmer Mayor, and every Alder
inah but one, insuriug no license for tie next
t"o ycarA .
Speaat hstdsea TO The Tftbare
MCGNEoon, Ia. MarrA 3.-Attcr the warrnest
fight ever Ind IN the ClLy Of AlcGEcCor, n. ].
Kennedy, the Pe0plnfs candidate for Alayor,
was elected over I. A 11awlGy, fusion candidate,
By q majority. License ticket won ut Crcscp
BY loo minority.
CEDAR ltArIpS, H., March l-The municipal
election held here to-day was very closely con-
tcstcd, aini resulted ~ follows: Q. n. Hull,
independent Republican,, Mnyor by 317 mn
1orstv over Mason 7. Mills; ]. c. Sto,itlard,
Assessor nnd Recorder. and Spencer Jncksou,
Dsniocrat. Marshal.
ronrLANp, Me-, harch 1.-Waikcr, Dcmo-
ctatlc Grtchbackrr, Ras elected Atayor by 40
majority.
Epettat Dispatch to 1as Tt4auns.
CLINTON, H., March Sat tho city election
Mccoy. democrat, Solicitor; Thomas Adams,
Republican. TEeasurer; J. T. Harvey, Demo.
crat, Assessor: ]. Sheppard aud Ed Croakc.
, 1879-03-04
pectcd, will rcacl, Philadelphia IN The early
sprlng-Aome stme IN tho middle OF Aprlt.'
A NEW ENGLAND CENTRE.


;. rortant I.ocnlltY.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. M.-The relations
which this city sustains TO chtcago arc naturally
those OF n strong fratcrnlty.. Aside from tho
Hartford money which has been Invested IN tho
dardcn City, there arc natural rtnsons why q
War1nsl Of feeling should exist between the two
cities. The atmosDhcre OF insurance which s,,r.
rounds this locality, the Colts Arms Comnany,
the Weed Sewing Machine Company, a,ltl other
important intcrcass, all tend in direction of
entgrprlae which thicagu people appreciate.
While here my attention has been attracted to
the great Ltfc-1nsurNncc Companies Of this city,
whose statements nrc Just now being published.
The oooks md accounts Of these companies aro
always open to the Superintendent Of INSURANCE.
anil ant person desiring to do 30 Il privileged to
make bis own cxanlInatton:t Through tho co,tr-
tcsy of the mnnagcrs OF tic Ntnu Ifc-Insur-
ancc Company haVc been permitted to inspect
ticir accounts and general affairs at the homo
bic md OF such'real value that do not hesitate
10 pronounce tho Etnn Llfe-1nsurance Company
one Of the STRONGEST nn, as IT ia regarded hers,
one Of the best managed institutions in the
country. During tho past year It's asseta werd
Increased nearly el.oO0, ,U0, while the surplus
now exceeds 80, 100000.
Coneiderable excitement wns occasfoned this
week by the '4strke' Of the Trinity Co1,e0o
students, BUT like all such affairs, 1t seems
,,ikcly to be but temporary. Charles Dudley
Warner and ''Alnrk 1wain'' honor this clty
with their homes, wltle the wealth which has
accumulated hero ttnparts m ntr Of luxury
greater even than that which time has given. il
Is delightful city, and worthy Of its success,
, 1879-03-04
Salt Rheum on BODY

And Limbs. Obliged 10 Co About On Crutch.
CT. A Wonderful Cure.
Mcssts. Weeks i &rotter-Gentiemen: In justicp
to thase wlu uiay suffer N have suffered and n1
gratefli Acknowledgement Of the euro hnvo 70.
ceiFed from tho nsu Of Cuttcufa, voluntarily
maze tho following statement:
hare had Salt Rhallm on my body and on onu
!ex III yerY aggravated form for eight years. No
kind Of treatment 0F medicine, doctors, during
this time dtl me nnF permanent good. My friends
In Maiden and elsewhere know hoya been a Efeat
sufferer. and that 1uy condition Ut times has Icun
such " 10 make me despair Of ever bctnR nble to
find cuFu or even relief. In fact, whom began
tue nse VI Euttcusa, my limb was 40 raw and ten.
der tlnt could not ht1r MY weight on It without
ttIe skin cracking and bleeding md was Obliged to
90 about Oh csllfcApa. | commenced to use tho
Gutts1Ea tn April, und Rt once realEzcd tts benz
Aciai elccas. It gradually drew she inflammation
aud hutnor to the surface, and, ~ fast az 1t n.y.
rcnfud, hcalrd IT, Al tnaea 1arga quantities would
come U The anrface, causing burning heat, iHln,.
nat!oa. swelling, and itching, which, Under tho
CONSTANT usa u Cuticura,, would rapidly subalco
aud tets severe, and hnut'y Disappeared. Icnylng
INC perfectly curc,l. used Tho Cuticuro iiye
montla mud lpuis tue Rcs0lsent most IT tho lint.
which WrFc tic only rcnelies HBet th!Hk tho
1sesolyInt very strengthening aud pariE5ib.
MeatcluC to tnkh III Hlcli extreme cas9a a. ftr,
because The diatase II 10 weakening to the system
Very Eraic1ully yo4re:
Maiden, Mass, Oct. ~, 1878.
cAuTtoH-lf procurahlc, use t|Ie cUrlcunA SOAR
ycltiyt ef Sk!n and SCALP Affections.
, 1879-03-04
"THE LIFE OF CHRIST"

dll'lcroy Wilkcson Sues lscechcr for Knock.
Inv tho Celebrated History 10 High Into
thu Et',efont sky.
aofc'af hsoa'e" 20 1ae 17saaHs'
IN, Mk" ioRR. Masch a'-sVeF since samuel
WHResot'' whi'o witness IN Tue l1lton-lteochor
suit, was quoted. 10 tllr Grcat Elco Of the nudtt-
ors Ia the Brooklyn City Court, Is saYIng that
s,..,.. :, IT,. ;, .,,.nt ~.
L"tst .'R"e' .aan h'se' u'e'e s!aa oeen ta'k
OF suit being brought On tho contract for the
work III question. Suct, suit has begun In the
a1,,r,s a, n,.tnttN n,,, Mr. n.ochar 80 hafo,'a
"sa' y" p''iHsI' %,,.'u. .sA r.. ~ 40 "c'ouo-
ant' Mesafs. falieftoh, hnox " Crosby ap-
pear for thu platntllf, a,'d Thomas G. shcarmau
,vktI ,lS,,httnuu rarrouauf thn H.,fon,ln,t H
, 1879-03-04

0ifc'at tHHt"c4 " '"e 1"ea"4-
WAsn1SdToA. u. e., March 3.--I1lc rcoreahl-
zation OF the national surveys WAS transferred
frou, Tho Irr,s)ut,vc b,il to tbs Gun{rv Civil.
r,, n.,,, ~ ,h,, N.tfrrn, A,.,1n,,, ~ IN, .,,s
Ai'o p.u' " Wv A'.s'.a. 1"s @'."as " rNS Wv
e"''ese ~ ouu,s ~ sne .oaa1 ea' t.s va Anuu
oheu' a.'. 'ao eo1ae e'i'ty ~. ~ w 'ts mesop'
wori WtSfoat connection with thc dc!ehtltle sur"
yeys. l&yoAd tic work II has Dccn doing sincc
1871, all Interference OF cvcry ,aturu with to
nr.o,r, tva,n,n nj ,,,h,fr lam, e,rv,vs ,v,s da.
fc,,,J pl,e threc x,ieu.iA,. suru.vs
mr., r,...,1 rrIor rnw hc,d ~
~ ~ 's,'.3 H., p.',,,.
oo apoolhtea oy the tses.aeht, ana 10
act under the Secretary ot tue Interior. A
Commission 10 culltY tho la,nl:ollirc 'uws was
pddcu,upon a recommendation Of the Ayudeu4Y,
o,,,, ua.r..,n
H.. ALA, ,,-,,a.,,,n, -, ,,,o ,,.r 1roua,. .. .,,o
a5.".' - ran's, ~, ~" s,,m,,r,. I,isiI h;,, .h.
coule'eHeo 'opost on ~" ou""ss ~" u"'' luz
approximation "l S55 IVY !" complete tlle Ch!-
sscn Castonm t ~ o',se oa,u.g w. !e;u.u wv.
Ut th!s. 6Su,0ou uro " ue immediately available
for itt'nE up thu 0a'oIncnt'
woMAs's TRiuMrn
, 1879-03-04
=, M. discussion Is awaited with general

otLooA - ~, ~ -, ,,.,. ,,
Proctor Knoll 3as. .usu :" "" s,r.,n",
,.etcd that tic ''''ls'e,s r. ~, .,,at ,,a .n,.
soroscr might 10 i''.e'iupss. ~ ,,.t" ,.n,,,n -.
tnbnil the Boa0ctt .np. .,.s,ass"ns :, H., rn-a..
,,kc tHo tn'nates' Nv s"'s" ~ H. rsm,.,,,..
=, The unaHhoue .,.,.t..,,
allied for INC auop'.o" "., l., .,o H.t,rJ prro
M printing ol 'hs t'to. IT,. 49, st,a,,1,s s.... -.
Al sfsinc, WHO ..,,. s'asen ~. ~. Il, hi. .ont
ne report was "'n'' ,'".,. J., nnortn,o ,o,,.1y o.tnt
ul the House "as .,,a,,, 49,, - S,..,.s,n,,
Epotts suGceet'o'' .,,.. I'm ron.,.,
urpt knotts wv" s.".,s..,a.,,, .,,.,,. .,,1 -,
, 1879-03-04

1t is said that Rap.,ae''s frcscocs In tho
Farucsfua Palace III Rutne arc srently en-
talgsred BY the excavations made lii lie works
for ,l.e improvement of tlla yiber. Tho Duke
ii Rpalua in published letter on tho subject
says: "AlthouQh tho excavations are still far
from thu most critical part, their elects arc H.
rcnly visible In tho vaulL of the chamber punt.
Cd by llapttae uud hls disciples With thu STORY of
Psyche; old cracks which / had neyur known
the existence OF hare reopened, unu new oucs,
slight as yet, have appeared; whilo tbs soil
OF The GARDEN near the palace has begun to
fall III. u
, 1879-03-04

King Oscar Ut Sweden is about to circulate
rcply 10 Poue Illus lx,ts attacks oh Ertelnasoury.
Tic King OF Sweden Ina long bccu u til4-
!arts connected with tho history VI illc craft,
that thc porca atarks asl Qfoup1luss, aud nrrl
not to observed even by faithful Catholics. The
publication vii! he iurll!rr enlarged BY eollcc.
iion Ut king usear's pFsctpal addresses to
Masons n 4arlous lodges !u Swe.ieu u.,d Nor
why. 1,lls work wilt appear simultaneously
lu aWcdi1A aud GerW1u.
, 1879-03-04
Cuticura Resolvent,

Is tho only rs,,cAy that can successfully copo With
ScsofuIu. scrulllous, Cancosous, mud CIl,l.-r
lluluor Ulrsrs, and Sores, Tho rcasDn 1t Is 70 IL
found IN IT, ability ~ ntlacx and esttuy tue rern.s
Of InltFitcd Aul contiguous lfscasus. 1t Elfkcs ut
!he root Of las gtsAt cause Of disease, ,-r0ison
tnd restorative influence the elements OF health
aupran, those OF tlheu4e. Tbs Itlu- blood. freed
lnIlls up usl1 behntiAcs every part Of tho human
anatoIny With tho radiance Ut potfoct health.
II should a!do be taken whuE tho skin u hot and
dry, tho EYteui fuyaria, tho liver torpid ths hnw-
cls constituted. or whrn tho constitution hns been
shattered oy ma!arlal OF antt. .puftodic dlseass.
, 1879-03-04
Astronomical Observatory at Rochester,
n.

Prof. Lewis Swift, of Rochester, IL likely to
hayu fine observatory built Tor lin. A gen
tlelaa,. Ut wea,th auI libsrattty III that city,
whose naut Il not glyen for lhu present, pro-
l,oses to furnish site anl build un observatory
ut an cxpe,lse for both OF .U,000, provided .
such tnluseope culllulete, With globe unI
c1lurts, Will cost several Thousand dollars. The
heirs u tl,e lato LOWS Brooks have ulreauy
given $1,000 toward u telescope, md Prof. Swift
will make an effort to raE8e tho uecegsary sun
renalnlng by subsctfpllun.
, 1879-03-04

Under daIe Of Jan. q, Cot. seott. President Of
ph.ladulphtu Iron, Cairo. stuthg That tie feels 90
nllvl, tlnployetl In heulth ttlat he believes shu
could run foot.raee." After 4 visit to tho
Nile tie Cvlourl will stnst for hume, ami II cx-