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sta wetehed hesyily upon business. The wcck'a
business wss ;dtsu1tory, ~ trade ras |nterfased
with by the holidays, but foref9n uas little n.
tered. The i,nporta Of The wcek Il, Lontlon 10
Friday wcro a, 4,Ud0 quarters. Thu visible supply
In America Is further heartily reduced, am ship.
ments from Northern Russia arc arriving daily.
Tho. temporary scarcity Of mixed American
ma'ze on. the SPOT has onablcd sellers 10 cstab-
lish an advance Of Cd to gl per quarter, and
the demand vaa strengthened By the scarcity
atNi dcarncss OF foddar. O..
Arrived 'carVoes Oft tho coaht are littlo
changed, 2ls 0d@22s being the present valne
Of sound mixed; but thero are sellers Of largo
cafgocs for Juno dellscrY at e0a. Barloy and
oats arc
BLOW or SALE
at last weeks psiccst dealers anly sattsfyiuR
their Immediate wants. ArriYsla at ports Of
call the past fortnight were limited, and after
slight auctuaiions wheat closed steady and but
little changed. 0liirkA was occasionally dearer,
but inferior American somewhat receded. For
maize there was moderate inquiry at latd
rates. Barley stoady. Sales Of English wheat
last week, 40,742 quarters 1t 41s I'd, against
81, bA quarters At B8a the corresponding period
the PREVIOUS year. Tho imports Into the
United Kingdom for the week ending Mov 81
were oS,9l7 hundred Weights wheat, md 1o0,0l4
hundred weights -four.
, 1879-06-11
THE uMA1ILLAS,

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, juno lo.-A dispatch
from umati'la Agency, Oregon, says tho Grand
Council Ut Ch!ois mud Indians OF tho Reecrya-
tion to decide upon Tho acceptance OF tho turns
offered the Ch!cis who recently visited Wash
lngton commenced to-day. Agent Conuoycr
explained tho provisions OF the treaty regarding
tho disposition Of lands, etc. Some ot the
1ndiaps exprcssc1 doubts aa to tho plan
Ut locating tho Indians "a farmers
working well, and anal decision
was not arrived at. HowlIsh Nampo anu Young
Chief declared they had bound themselves to
no do'nito ag1ecncnt with the Secretary Of the
1nterior. tion1,y nnd others held otherwise.
1t Ia probable that portion Of the Indians will
remain ua the reservation, while othcrs Will pre-
fer to remove to son,e of tho new reservations
offered them. When the lndIaus shall hayo
located their claims, the remaining lsnls will
bs said to the hlgilrst bidders, nul tho proceeds
applied for the benefit of tho indians.
, 1879-06-11
oBi1UARY.

MoRRIsoN, ILL.,, June 10.-Tho Hon. A. G.
Jackson, Of this city. died at 1 q. nj. today,
aged 10 years. 1lis demise vas not unexpected
to h|a friends. For tho past three years hls
health has steadily declined from repeated ut
tacks Of paralysis. Mr., Jaclson was ono Of tho
oarly prominent mea Of this county, having re-.
sidcl hero for the past forty~oao years. 11e ,sas
meuiber Of the Constitutional Convention Of
l647, atTyeta several terms IN our State Leglsla-
ture, aud was N active dintor in Ill matters
pertaining to, lie .wal1aro 0f our county unl
State. Lila funeral taks4 place Ut Q p. N. to-
moss1w fsoM tho Methodist Eplscop@l Church.
NASHVILLE, 'renn., June 10-Col. JFlson +.
Johnson, proprietor OF tic MAXWELL 1oyse, dlcd
vt .. ln., after . agerlng il!uess.
ANAAFoLls, Juno. .l0.-Commodorc Foxhall
4. l'4rkcr, coalnMulant Of Tho United btates
NaYal Academy, died this AFTERNOON. :,
, 1879-06-11

ELots, ILL.,, June t0.--This afternoon the
thlrty-nEuth annual session OF tho Fox River
Association Of univeEsaliass commenced at tho
uulTcnallst Church III this city, the nou. A. G:
Throop, In the abscnce Of President Swan
a'ld Vtco-prealeept Robinson. taking tho
chair, The devotional exercises wesc
opened BY the Rev, Sumner Ellis,
Of Chicago, followed by Ar. Thtoop, tie Ruv.
y. E. Tucker, Of Aurora, and others. Tho an-
nual report of tho Secretary and Treasurer Was
read by tue Secretary, F. E. johnson, Of Chica-
10, sna adopted by tho Association. a dis.
c,1asion Of the qucsiion, "1iow can wo best se.
cure Tho support Ut our pAriahex uni pSople
for our dououiinat!onal schools aud eol,cvesl''
WY participated tn b, ths Rey. Sumner Ellis.
Dubuque H.; the Rvy. William Livingston,
OF Oak ParKt and tlla Rev. Il. HFatle,
Of Usage, IL. Tie Kay. u. NJ. Reed,
Of Rockford. delivered = sermon this evening
upon "atolesn Icopoclasm atul Icouoelasts,.'
the lsey. J.. btraub OF Marsci!les, and tho Raw
Sumner Ellis, Of Chicago, assiatipg him. To.
morrow sitornoon Or. Thomas, OF tho Ccnte-
nary Methodist Church, Chicago, wilt pEese4.
, 1879-06-11
CASUALTIES.
TIE DUBUQUE STORM.
- Hnkc{dY Djspatch II The ,Y.-sAt,r.

DUBUQUE, H., June lo.-The total los, ceu,a
by tile storm Is estimated at s1o. 00o In nuhuo"a
Dur,np lin scrc,a storm Air. Nor,, san ~ o',sa,s
-...,a.a s ~ .s.sa,a. ''m m. n ,os'o, an eaefI'
geps'enan seslu'ne near ito"ley, Tas struck
dead ny. ltEhtultE. At the time OF tho iataJ
accident ha was on the open psa!rto ia search of
sone s,rav cntt1e. tTho harm o,5 rron... =,
Ta..s, f,n,a,.a aha.,. .a.u 'I ~, s'aoa.i y.
Iu"0'u oA'.."~n' apun' 'out M'es uo!1n Oh
town. "cro aiso set on Ire by lightning anl de.
strOyed. Other less serious damage was doue
10 different localities through tho same ar.btv.
H.il.tonc. ~ ,,1t,sn,l a,za rovere5 fl. c,onas
-. ~ 49, 80. ~. ,~,ssa ~, ."1 esonue
IN eoHc plaeeS ueat uere ~ t1e acnta Of several
inchcs' and tho tall o. rain was very great. Tho
crops, however, arc said not to be greatly
injured.
.oths Wt.tfrn xt,oetal<d Frs.
nrn,,o,tr r. inv, 10-A t.rr4ac mi. ~
,..s .s',. .s.' n'', "u"o -. 'e''n. k4', u
"'uo n"out oFef 1uoaquo 4ast evening" Hasca
did largo amount OF damage- 1t KM BY fH
the most furious eyer experienced, Il was se.
compadted by o large amount Of rain, but aeat+
tv alt tic danlnge was done By thu wind, which
dlcw at tic ratio Ut saventy-tYe to eighty
miles per honr. The afternoon had bern
hot nnd sultry, nnd toward evening threatening
clouds piled up IN ths west. The storm sa,at
at Just !. o'clock, md tho wind blew terztaeally
for sotne twenty minutes; 4. Number, Of build4
fngs Ncro hnroufcd,- principal atnohg which wtrd
the Baptist Chulch, tin Third Wnrd tcnool
house. Wnttcra' block on Eighth street, !9tbbs'
livery stable, Rebinan u Hcnton'a store: y. "
, 1879-06-11

,'A c W =strs If fr1.igtt by tho Union Pacific
is..;r4,sL Cutnpany ngalnst tic Unitcd Statc..
way Referred ~ tr CtHmlttcn OH the Judiciary.
in Int, I'M Ut Mr.. WaIIau., thr llouso joint
t".,[tliu,., ax'tIE tho tlatt at which tlc pay uE
rmuinyr,, mid fur ecssiou onty, fhail bcgiu,
lncnss were agreed to md ti.c resolution passed.
TN motion 81 Mr.. Hill fva.), tho bill intro
tlurcd by Mr.. Mcdonald, May y, to authorize
thr employment Of tho militia and the liant, md
,nayn1 forces Of the United States In certa!u
cases, and to repcnl tho Election laws, VAS taken
,tp md laid nto informally, TO be taken up ~
i,lntlnishtu ouslileks Tomorrow, when Mf. Hill
will speak thereon.
On motion Of Mr.. Voorhees,, tho Senate took
ue the House joint resolution passed to-day
providing for the erection OF monument 10
mark tic birthplace of George Washington.
Mr. Voorhees,, In tho COURSE of 4 fow remarks In
advocacy Ut the resolution, said Il would he 4
graceful act to mark tho conclusion Of a some
what acrimonious scstfon Of Congress- for the
Senate 10 pass this n,cassiro at oncc md IN the
adoption.
The yeas ind nnys wero called, and The reso-
rcsclutIon VISA passed without dissenting
yo{cc,--ycas, E3: nars, Q.
M. Bayard moved that tho senate take up
thu bill ranortei Yesterday bY him from the
Committee on the Judiciary Tor The removal OF
tho political disabilities OF James Harrison, of
VIRGINIA.
hF. Blaine asked II the gentleman had asked
for such removal.
Mr.. Bayarti replied nc had, anf that the Com
.nfttes bad considered and reported iayoraoly
on Tho ueasurc,
This bill was taken up
Mr., Beck wished to nak Nty Il Has NECESSARY
at tb.s late day for Mr.. Blaine to ask such q
question. IIc spoke for Bomo t!tnu upon the
movements towards general amtestY nn,l cot,-
cIlfatton during the pass years, un,l said 1t wus
s1isoracrfn1 fn+ f,rnprrsa IN t,r nc{t11ttrr nut
, 1879-06-11

RoAE, June 1o.-rour soldIsrs and several
civilians favo been killed III Tic disturbances
oceasoncd by the collection Of taxes at Cnla-
tabiano. Sicily, anI troops baTo gone from
Catauta to suppress tho disorders
: n.J - auBstD1HG. -
The waters Of tho River Po are aubs1dtng, but
the surrounding country IL tlcso1Ate.
4 HREAK.
AiAHrUA, June ''l0.-Auothcr dyke on the
River 70 has hurst, md tho waters pouring
through the break have done immense damage
In tho Province Of Mantua. The humiliation
took by surprise upwaras Of twelve comm,nes.
Tho Inhabitants arc completely destitute, and
aro oncamped on Tie dykcs. :. The scenes Of dis
trees are heartrenling. =.
, 1879-06-11

Gov. baldwin, tho Roy. Messrs. a, a, r,n,,,
George Wortnfngton,- md uthurs rcprcs.n,rn.,
the Diocese OF Michigan, held conference ~ ~
tcrdRY With Dr., Harris to cndcayor to bin,
such arguments to bear as would cause him ~
accept bis nomination ns Dis!iop Of Michigan
The natter was discussed at length, and ths
gentlemen from Michigan express themse,y..
nothing deanitc wAs said, mid 1le NAV st ,ia
clfne. The deaegutea loft homo lat aysn,us us
hnd Dr.. Harris. aftQr, giving sune further tlrps
to the consideration OF tho Inattet, will iorvssss
bis decision to Detroit.
, 1879-06-11
t0IllsiANA STATE DEBT.

FRANKLIN, L., Juno 1o-A meetl1s rsD,s su,s
aeuttng tho views Of twrthfrds, II not tpe nus,s'
Of t!lo proocrty,holders Of st. AaFss : 1'''''
nloptcd tlle {olloWl,g;. d.u
ktsoiptd. That ts population o. tte H. ram.
rn,ttsa On state Dsbt apaointta b{ tho tnd"tn, nm,
Convention wonll result H. rteat aha pF'txs tnat "
imjnry to ths heat tututegts Of Lasaana lii the
Sondnoldsrs Iat may Isa.o ths stas etsa T'io ia.
ont biomtsh 10 the bonds heaFlaR PET ''"
fCIcxl,
, 1879-06-11

messenger coocf of tho % stJnov 4 niark M, I,,;i,
Company, which Lett Sidney Monday morulng
for Deadwood, was ssoppel few miles north
Of tlie Ohoyunne River on Tuesday at midnight
by flyo masked robbers. Tho passengers. four
in number, werc robbed Of thrir money and
valunblcs. Tie mall-sacKs wero cut open and
their eoutcnts thrown OIL tic road. tllc robbcrs
Taking tho registered packages. Having niado
q successful "cieau.up,r tliu robbnrs allowed
the coach to proceed On its nosthwar1 Journey,
, 1879-06-11
ACE0BlTY,

6p@c10t UFF1H3fH 70 1HS 1F79HHN
ADRIAN, Nlch., June l0.-.The ncurbtty exist
isag between stlss Spencer, OF Ypsilaati, sisteF
ot the Postmaster there, au.l Mlss Payne, sister
ot thu City Superintendent Of Schools. both
teachsrs Ut tho crptra! building. eliminated ia
q rencot'tro yesterday. which resulted In lllo
latter totebfy firing thp foflnur trp,n her cass-
room. Ihu Board Ut Education. lad 4. warn,
aestton oFcs tile 1qattur Inst evening. Miss
6peurIr's Tesiguation Mas accepttl.
, 1879-06-11

The installation Of the Rev. ~. 4. McAtes,
the recentlr-cailed pastor Of the Filth Presby~
tcstan Church, took place last oyan!ng In the
church, coraer Of Indiana avenue and Thlstlcth
stress. Tho servicea weso opcuod With singing
and prpyer offered BY tho Rev. Arthur Mitchell.
The Rev. rhoua. 4; pses!'et,: 2! Elnfa, \.
Ills tcxt thu query Of st. Paul, "laye "a re-
ceiYsd the Holy uhost1" The speaker" RANGED
over wide t.cId,, aud anythtHg IN tho nature o{
sYnopttcat review Of h!a remarks would fail to
do him Justice.
new paator Tie usual constitutional questions,
and Mr. McAtaa bowed assent to Ill Of ulen,.
The congregation wero then called UPON to sig+
nifJ tlleir acceptance OF Afr. McAteo a. their
pastor, which they do By Raising heir right
, 1879-06-11

Meshrs. Gordon, Williams. Jones {Ney.h
HAMILTON; DAVIS (W: Va.), Goslsrcl. ,Grovcr,
paired with Messra. Anthony, Bell Blaine, Eut-
Ter, Wtndotn, EdMunds, Hntalin. IIonr. Whste.
Paddock, Mcmillan, Cameron {ra.), and Teller.
Who would hpyu voaed nuy.
'Messrs. Dayatll and Norman rc!ralncl from vot-
Ing; Wallace, Voorhees,, and beck voted yen;
Morrill,, Ferry. and Allison votud may; JDnes, ut
NeEada, who would lave voted yea, was paired.
The following 6enntora weye absent, and not
announced "a palrod: Messrs, bruce, Farsy,
Plumb, Randolph, and sharon.
After executive session, I'D Iourncd.
, 1879-06-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LorpoN. Juua l0.-Thu steamships 'aA.'
Victoria, from Now York, hare afs''ea ."a,r.aIo u
MoylLLn, Juns 11-AfEtfea' ''e"'''~
Ethiopian. FROM Nav York. 49,, ,.x..,nt..
,'N1w YoRK, Juno 10t-AsflFeo, nt'' W. ,ron
from Liverpool; Bia,q Of rean''Isso'A' ''''
Qlss&oW, ..,r.a keckN,
from Nav York..
, 1879-06-11
THr ,NAvAt. CADETS.

.AsxArolls,: Jane 1o-Ihe et4ausss1t ',as 1a.d.y. d..
cIses 1T Tbs Naval Academy took p'sst sd,,Iyercl
Judgc NJ. j. Durham, Of :Kentuss',' co., Secretary s
tho addrsas I'd 'ihs graduates, ,,,"e, a,u ot obo,
THOMPSON The diplomas H. j.. ''.as't ~ torty4Fe9
took t,a arst aolora. ~ = eias1s ss 6atsruod. d
cadet pltashtpnlcn> NM NleAa'n o.sss u tYcntT'
Virginia, The nFss bonors ~ e''
three cadet eaYiueess.
, 1879-06-11

Spft1d1 U9bHfIf 70 tn 1Fdbt|Na"
ANN AnBoH, Mich, juno 1o.--Chris Dach
and William 1Iardngcr, for Stealing sheep, were
bound over for ttlaf to-day. They 70 to jail In
default Of s, 900 bali. They are alleged to have
beau stealing sheep all winter, between 100 and
LOO having been atolau.
, 1879-06-11

CoasrANTlaorLg, jump 1o,-A Russian maa-
ofwar will 20 to Drlnslist 10 bring thu Prince Of
Bulgaria hithcs. While horo Hu will stay A. tlIe
Russian Embassy, as tl,a: guest OF Prince Loba.
noff. Wbon he goes to YaruA hs Will 10 iu q
Russian matl-oiwas; -
, 1879-06-11
YELLOW FEVER.

j.. Sr. TuoMAa, Juno b,--Count Julien Roche
chouart, Frouch Minister to Hayt', Ills private
secretary, and First Secretary Ut Legation. all
died Of yellow fever at tort-au-prineo. Els
Second Secretary was also attacked by the fogoE.
, 1879-06-11
ENGL1siI ,GRA1N.TRADE.

-- = "HHhNt NfF1HHs
= LONDON, June 10,-Thep Mari: La8s Etpress
says: ''rhe weather. .the past week was very
mss. In some parts 81 p'c country, however.
the growth aud color pi thV wheat IL improved,
and tho cereals arc growing rapidly. Tho do
presaIag -atlYtees tho !asit-Alt weeks kete sue
ceeded by moro pfomtst,.6 .Ques, but the pas
turss, Ma very backwaH||., Winter wheat has
improved, aud barley and. oats arc tolarably
healthy. Deliveries OF Enelsh wheat At coun-
tty niffksta .fe uureducedYbut tho offerings ct
Marx Lana IRE light, and fssde IL aat both IN
town and foplEsy. .lp1e}th5 parcels aEe nearly
uns4labls, while the ct,stsest lots ot-basley
maintained last week's prse9e, influenced by iul-
proved reports und increased supplics from
ahroan. % :'**F' IL -;
THE LOCAL TRADE Is VERY GREAT.
Large arrivals Of whest fsum America uud Rus
, 1879-06-11
OFF THE TRACK.

HAnn1sBuno.. Pa,, Juno 10.-A freight 'sa'a
on the :rbi!ude,phIa d Eric DEytst'u 81 tao
pcnusylyunsa Coutral Railroad ran oTsF eeN
this afternoon near MISUNDERSTANDING ihe shlsoS us
and several cars, being tlrown FROM slc tsuss
alld badly wrecked. Danlul MosRa. suR'I5IsS,, 5 sn,
Of Bunbary, was caugut IL tho "EeeS aA9 ~
stantiy killed.
, 1879-06-11
xALGiEleS.

AL0iERs, June 10.--'rho. Arab Insurgents Of
thu rtoY,nra OF Consta1,slno attacked tho Mill
tary post OF Relaa yesterday. The position WAS
defended by two companies Of cl,assaurs aud a
squadron OF epabis, who repulsel the attack.
Tho insurgents lost atty men killed.
, 1879-06-11

The stxth days session Of the Gerusu In.
theran Synod was hold yesterday at No, gs
West Taylor atteot, tic attendance being m.
diminished. After the usual devotional ers,,
cses the doctrinal discussions which have laro,.
lr occnpted the sessions were renewed, ciosinq
With tho forenoon aeastou.
, 1879-06-11
DENIAL.

LouIsvIItn: KY, Jqpe 1p.-Judgo Targets,
Of thu Supreme Bench, publishes card ia the
Coar;<f-'dur"at Of so-n.orrow, donytng With
psuot takt io ~ altered tic record Of hs faulty
h!ble ~ tu se,l5cr bis agu greater to all appear
auces t4uu II Ii.
, 1879-06-11

DufrAlo, N. r., Inno 1o.-Another Eane OF
eight voting ,de.peraloes; ;taYo been arreated,
who con1oss hsiaing' part pt an orgaulzed gang
operatingc IN 9e1pral ,s!t.es u we'll as Buffalo.
, 1879-06-11
1NDIA.
fHt]HNDfAnfES.

DoMuA1. June 1Q.-Three employees Of the
Government book depot at Poonah have con-
fessed that they set tic recent fires Ia order to
destroy the evidences OF their. dcfalcatona.
Two werc sentenced to l!ia-lonr transportation,
and tho other one To tun years. transportation.
, 1879-06-11

DUDLEY, ILL.,. .Juno 10.-p. j, sheareFs ,.as, 's"
mill, four miles south OF this ilace' " ploo
to-day, killing Engineer Orion and badly sea'"
luz Phil futjars. Unsnagu unknown.
, 1879-06-11

Coqao11. DluFsa. H., juno l%mIt ~, IN nv dsJ.
ret Wykot{. young wotnao stS;f Il st1ycuniat'
died thls evening FROM thu sass '..rst bY brf osa
supposed IL have been adu''o's'S
baud
, 1879-06-11
TURKEY.

LONDON, june 11--A dispatcl, from Cousean-
tinoplo mentions runlortllot tho Russian coin.
mandor OF Easser, Rout1tlta, notwithstanding
tho promises OF Russia, lAas been ordered to
delay ths conp!etlon Of the evacuation fer =
month after the 8d OF July.
, 1879-06-11

1sjai hGi,s; a.t Dr. MItsis' then eenrc The p,,to,,
s doliy"fe ,n mi 1s Rev. IL w. rais4
Dr. Mitchell sail il wns l,js "nst: 's,st.
fses ,, n, ortlaecs Of the Church 10 "Ies .e
a,a now nastor something In lr n ta,rrs a,g,,ser to
ssatas a sesar i oss IL xss o1 1'p,t ps
the chatEe, himself. would s,law I" g.! aolver1ng
Paul to 10 IT, He tltcn fcat1 t'n,tre h"e Apostle
tons from the Epsstle nf lie An"a,i.o " y. friec-
Oily; lg clinrcc to the people cnmn "e.o ~ i11-
Which lilo large congregation disnurs,d dA'' aiter
, 1879-06-11

spR1NoR1Etp. ILL.,. Junc 10.-Thc ..s,n,. .s'
nual Convention Of thu illinois Con,cr"aa1aa C." NJ
tho District suuday-school Assoc,a,,nr .,s ~. u
African Methodist Eptsco,at' Church W.. ~. 'ne
this city to,daJ, tho Rav. Bishop j, O. sbos..o . 10
Of Nenia, O., presiding. There ase .hon. sst' ,..'
delegates present, composed Of nroou.s ts
eolorea clergymcn from Wisconsin, sfnn..as.ua' sf,usu'
Iowa, mid Illinois. After ws|comIro a'sso'A' .a'ss'
and responses, the Committee on ,"rsn.se. ,uaesse.
Organization rcportcdtA plan Of orosni,s'ieent roisaent
Which was adopted, mid The fol|oYInr rsss.,
s9a. soa. elssss stectsd: Psssen n It. I5sV1s Davs
rresltlents, Edwars, jackson, SnrtnrS.,,f fiss.
!: Hfch, Alton, ILL.,; j. ". Coliins' n u;
Mfnn.; tho Rev. T. Check, Dub,uue. II fSea ~
Convention will bo In sasston sQrcrai ln,s ~ Inc
, 1879-06-11

tna,aletl 10, laIl., About q o'clock Tue prlsoucr
attempted sutcllu by cutting m artrrv In MS
lett arm with. piecu cf g}aas. Considerable
blood was split. but nothing serious will result
from II,
, 1879-06-11

GENEVA, June 1G.-1he St. Gothard Tunnel
will probably ho completed by the eud Ut No
Yeolber next.
, 1879-06-11

: LONDON, Juna 10.-A correspondent at. Ut.
Petersburg reports tliat ho hos been Informed
from m untmpenchab'a source that tho Gear re-
nounced bis visit to Berlin beeauao tho German
police hail received intelligence that It was
highly probable his assassination would bc At
tempted there.
, 1879-06-11

PARIS, june 1o.-'rhs Bishop Of Anicus Ii
, 1879-06-11

KHoWlsr insect Powder uun Il hr .a{ne be.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-07
mo. Friday. DARYL


hhtRAGa0AA. see
. ms ecaaitien Of Tom Smith /. hBt
20 favorable to.day.
ConnissloHse B. 8; Cohi.y came
Ao1n mo- Tusearor6 liA8 Sv6kine.
@: p. W.xner ;hipped Ten car, n,
besf catr. 10 Ban F-rxnci.co tB;s Ax.r.
inn.
L.. :: :.
s..:E.n~--.I
-, no.,.n,.a-..n T..a.Ss-T.
no'e warn
rear
'ne ueu jan, IN issue when
ne'0u'
Letters addressed TO Miss Fannie
Snider' BROWNSVILLE Mo-; Enrich X
Co., new iork' Z. Ii. boynton; Husca-
fora' are heid Tor postage at the ONCE
u tnis Piace'
The Wild man Of Pyramid Lake. has
been captured. He had been living on
an island in the lake on d diet OF Der.
ries and cheese: Tho only question
now is where Gid he get the cheeset
Our old tSwnsman, George II. B6bief
arrived here from the Yankee Fork
country yesterday miorning, and will 70.
main in town n few days. He Informs
US that times are very dun M that Gee.
ton, and men ate leaving every day.
The dohest;s DRANK n, .IHo,hnor u.
C,icls, :, w.s H,,,,rsAs u . 49,. "a,
bon.Ar i.., ova.;G, RI. - IT,
fo,r,roo bownxLs -.
m4mheis ~ Iha Sotnnanr - a. -
lad beins ,h~oroSsbir ooSn.in,.d ",S
The tex, and aoi,o ,Ls;, hotI % -,
The various por,s urone,,v M;ss N.I,;o
BOYD rs. ..Pauchon.'' Sustained the e,.
| sellent imprs,sdon made y, no. att
pearapee. Her stvIo "a nec,,,;,t n,,no,
Dally from its e,treme n,,nraln,ss ana
Is Of that Intellectual os.,i,v fin, dSo.
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Thc-fnIlowirg dee-Is have been placed
OIL record ia the Recorders "fico at
this place s,nc' out last report:
W. C. Price To Mary Cruuiu. lot No.
IN Arvsn,a street. Observation-Disclosures
alton. 800.
=. J. R"ulstono to T J. Frank. lot ?
block T.. Bullion City, EikO county
considerations, SljO.
W, II. Perviaucc. ct. al, TO John
Taylor. lot OIL Front street, T~uscarora-
consideration, 500,
q. W. Cowls to Andrew Brown, $50
feet Ia tho Found Treasure mine, Tus.
cxrora Mining District-considrratiOn.
$1,000. ...
Ell. l.. Sritz. Sheriff. to John s. Bow
man. lot on Weed street, Tuscarora. and
building known NJ the o.. q. ID. saloon
-consideraiiou. $1,000.
L. Murphy L. W. L.. Weaver, 62H
fsOt in the Star Spanylcd Banner mine,
Tuscsrora Mining District-considera-
ton. ~, 900.
A. V. Lancaster. ct. al, TO John S.
Bowman, lot Z block o, Tuscsrorn. aud
building known as the q. .. ID. saloon
consideration, 81.
Eldred q. Winnie to Joseph Craw.
ford, ranch in Huntington valley-con-
Hideration, $1,000.
Chus. Weihorn to II. L. Hows, 200
feet 10 the Bonnuza Queen. Centennial
Mining Observation-Disclosures, $500,
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Local AND STATE NEWS.
INrom Saturdays Daily.l

HalaaGaadI.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows. TO-
night.
Joha Epley Aad his brother-in-lAw,
Mr.. Mulihaii started by private convey
ance for TRafofa, this morning. T'|
r. II. C.ttAn and Thomas Sarsdeld
arrived from the bay last evening and
started for Tuscarors by private convey
ance this morning.
A. n. To~ne, General Superintcud.
ent, aud Frederick Croker. Secretary
Of the Central Pacific Railroad, are re-
ported as having LEFT San Francisco,
Thursday, ON tour Of inspection which
will extend to Ogden.
An interesting communication from
Lieutenant W. Allen formerly Of Fort
HAllock, nov stationed in Arizona, will
10 found OF our second page. The
Lieutenaut had many friends in this
section uho will DO glad to hear that
himself aud wife are in good health,
and enjoying liza to tho maximum OF
furnished by the aforesaid
Territory.
Major Dennis aud W. o. Weed were
recorded among the Passengers by stage
for TuScarora this morning, both It is
currently reported about town to-day.
that beiug out Of funds, and unatie to
get their bats chalked, the young met
struck out ut an early hour, Sfoot. A
chunk Of bologna aud some Holland
cordial. furnished them by n kindheart.
cd lady. will stay their stomHchs, aud
a. the walking is splendid just now they
can get through in three days, easy.
BromsM. L. Freeman. VIC learn that
four.ffth interest in the Tripoli mine
At Railroad District has recently been
sold to San Francisco parties, aud that
arrangements are completed to resume
work ON the property at onee. Mr. A.
J. Noulstoue, under whose management
the niue paid handsomely, soulo years
ago, has been again appointed to the
SUPPLEMENTARY. aud will arrive here
from the vest TO day ar TO morrow. The
present company has ample means TO
develop their property. and it is the in
t~ontion to do 81 without unnecessary
delay.
A brief letter fFom c. Il. Van Arlstyn
Informs uS that himself and wife arriy.
sd il, due time, in San Francisco. tue
latter experiencing comparatively little
pain from the injury sustained just be-
fore starting. Siuce the pain from her
broken wrist has abated. huwevrr. she
has diS oVered that her foot was also
hurt lut al houSh Troubling her to a
considerable extent, just now, there is
no reason 10 regard it seriously. Van
speaks of the contrast between tho
cliuAtrs there aud herr. ns almost be-
yonj belief. the chang being 81 sud.
den. They are stopping at the Russ
Huuss. 'mn