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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05
SalmagundI.

Rev. Mr.. Jennings will preach at the
usual hours, morning and evening, on
Sunday next.
Quite a crowd OF persons OF beth
sexes. went up to attend the races and
dance at Halleck Station, to-day.
S. z. Palmer the we'll known mining
man, passed through for San Francisco
by the train this morning.
A dividend OF seventy. Ave cents,
payable on Monday Oct. 9Th, has been
declared by the Belle Isle Company.
NJ. A. Cook came down from Ogden
by this mornings train and will 20 u
to Tuscarora by the stage in the morn
ing.
Frank Hughes, who went down to
San Francisco with a train load Of cat
tie a short time ago. came up by the
train last evening.
Joe Gardner, who has been in Eureka
during the past three months also came
up by the train last evening, ON a visit
to his family here.
John Eplcy. Sup. rintendent Of the
Commonwealth mine Mt Tuscnrora, ar
rived here from the East this morning
looking hearty and cheerful rs usual.
He will remain here to day.
Ike Coleman OF the Depot Hotel sent
twenty five cents to a New York firm
for the pnrpose o! learning how to
write without n blotter," and received
the reply: write with a lead PEI Gil. "
Mr.. Geo. II. Lovewell. photographer,
will arrive in Elko from Tuscarora soon,
and remain here a few days. Mr..
Lovewell is a 6rst-clnss artist, and those
desiring any thing in his line will do
we'll to give him a call.
James Plummer, n nephew OF our old
friend. Amos Plummer, came down
from the North last evening. He is on
the way to his old home in the Missi5
sippi valley, where lie proposes to pass
the winter among the old folks at home,
returning here with the flowers Of May.
The social party, and bill given by
Unity Lodge No. lG, 1. o, G.. T., at
Granger Hall, las. evening, was largely
attended. A pleasant feature OF the en-
tertainment was the dramatic perform
nnce, in which Messrs. Gallagar, Lowell
Van Drielen and Misses Plughof and
Kneislcy were especially commented for
the excellent portrayal Of their respec
tive characters.
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tFrom Thursdays Daily.
SalmRgundI.

iun uuUI.
In tho Haskell examination, boioro
Police Judge Louderback, 1O7 witness.
es have 20 far been examined. The
case will probably last another week.
Abner wiseman OF Glover Valley.
who went down to tho Bay with a 10.
OF cattle a couple OF weeks ago, CAME
In from tho west by last e,opinc's
train: ho continued Oh to Wells.
Tho occasion Of tho matinee nj the
Humboldt lodging house Tuesday night
will DO discovered by a glance at n brief
notice In another column under the
hoad OF ''born." Jako'a smile illumi.
mated tho entire front part OF the
building rs he ''set 'em up 10 his nu.
merous friends.
The races at Hnliech Station tako
place tomorrow, and tho grand fan.
dango in tho evening, The boys arc
bound TO have n big time, nnd goodly
numbers win tc there from abroad.
Parties going from here can reach tbeto
la time for the races by taking either
the seven or niue o'clock train for the
east, IN the morning.
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Through a secret channel, il reuchcd
tho enrs of the officers yesterday, tina, &c
plot was h%rtching to fro the town. a
close watch was kept of the suspected
party and some suspicious vancouver.
ing was discovered, but the matter OF
tho suspicion having leaked out. ar.
rests were made before tho project had
come to a head and the sworn state.
ment OF n party who claims to have
been offered II reward for the commits.
sion Of the crime. is aboh: nil that can
bo relied on for n convictions; at least,
IL further evidence haI been secured, /,
h"s not been developed. The prclimi.
mary examination OF tho parties under
arrest will DO held before Justice Sug,
gett. tomorrow morning.
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Tho following are the names Of pu.
pills on the roll Of honor Of the Elko
Public School, fDr the mouth Of Sop
TENDER:
May Turney, II 'becca Alexander, Net
tic Bachelor. Amelia PlughoG, Laura
Baker, Esther Cohn, Pauline COIN ,
Rosa Cohn, Max Cohn. Lulu Craishead,
Emma Cullen, Roso Gardner. II 20
Garrecht, Ella Litton. Mary Mulcah,,
Alice McClelland, Eliza Russell. Ida
Young, Willie Van Aelstyn,
Number Of pupils enrolled, 1903. No
roll is made out for tho Primary ard
intermediate Departments this month
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y. u. Sh"emukcr and family. Gcc0n =
panied by Mr.. Freed, and some three
or -four other Young men from Ruby
valley, arrived here this morning on
their way to Washington Territory.
Mr.. Shoemaker, who is one OF tho early
settlers OF Ruby, recently sold his place
in the valley, with the view Of removing
to Washington Territory. and they arc
now ell route. The outfit consists of
three covered wagons well arranged for
comfort md convenience, drawn by
it'st.cinrH stock, aud all in fne condi.
lion. Thy hN" selected the pleasant
est time -! the year for the trip, and
viii 50 through To Palouso City, Whit.
man county, where Mr.. Shoemaker has
relatives residing, Gin about thirty DAYS.
The family naturally experienced
many regrets at leaving the country
which has been their home for yoars.
and many pleasant memories Of which
still finger with and accompany them.
but they have overy reason to believe
That the change they nro making will
prove sufficiently advantageous TO jus.
tify the sovering Of tho many social
ties which bound them to tho old home
in Ruby.
Tho wHrmest wishes Of the friends
left behind will attend them to thei,
new location. and n knowledge Of thei,
future success will DO received here
with unfeigned pleasure.
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From Fridays Daily
THE PISTOL m cARLlS !
SIMEON BARCLAY SHOT AND
ANArANTLY KILLED BY
BILLY GARRARD.
Woman the CansO or the
Troasle.

A light engine arrived here about 10
o'clock this morning with tho news of
a fatal shooting affair which occurred
at Carlin about 0 O'Clock. in which
s. Barclay Was killed by William Gar
rard. The ARRAY occurred directly in
front OF the business place Of A. Arm.
hem. Mr.. Barclay was going up the
street, and Garrard approaching the store
from IN opposite direction, and rs both
parties mel they clinchcd and began to
struggle, during which Mr.. Barclay was
shot, the ball taking effect in the aldo.
mon, resulting in his death about one
hour thereafter. From tho rumors afloat
in regard to the matter we learn that
the victim, Simeon Barclay, had been
paying marked attention to the wife OF
GarrGrd. and lad been repeatedly
warned to dc3ist, or serious trouble
would follow. Barclay paid no atten.
ton to the friendly advice. and cont;n
ued to visit the woman which resulted
as above stated. We have been unable
to obtain the particulars Of the affair,
and merely give the rumors that mr..
rife about town, which the facts in the
case may materially alter.
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IFrom Monday 8 Daily.l
lSAlnKuadl.

- r" -
Clay Merritt was apAssenger by tbs
train last evening. for Coripne; lie had
been down at the Bay.
II. p. Hamill aud wife came up from
San Francisco by the train last evening
and passed through to their home al
Wells.
A marriage certificate for Record
just received here by our gentlemanly
Recorder. from Austin. Lander ,ounty,
Ii addressed to Mr.. II. McShanely.
Six wagons belonging to Yates AND
Mantle. loaded with salt for Tuscarora,
and started north to-day. Some heavy
teams also loaded with general mer.
chandise for the same place.
Four II r of cattle passed through
here for the west, Saturday night. and
twenty more passed through for the
San Francisco market, last evening.
The latter were shipped from Falleck
Station by Dan Murphy.
Nick Millick, who has been for some
time past enjoying the healing proper
ties Of the Hot Springs here. and hunt.
iuS the festive rabbit between times,
having reEained his usual health and
viSOr STATED by the train for his home
in Eureka. this morning.
John Aiuley has sold TO the Revenue
Company at Tuscaroru. Il large rotary
fan. which is to be used in supplying
the lower levels OF the Company's mine
vi h air. The heavy piece Of machinery
is now upon the depot platform. Ioldy
for shipment to its destination.
Andrew Benson, partner Of G W.
Benson, who is in the cattle business
down near Beowawe, met with quite q
serious accident, while shipping stock
at that place, Saturday night. In at
tempting to couple some cars as they
came together. one Of his fingers was
so badly crushed ~ to necessitate its
nmputntion. lie came immediately to
this place for surgical treatment,
1t is recorded Of a certain Doctor in
Nevada California that while holding
the wrist Of a lady patient to note the
puisations, i'll u fit OF abstraction he
began counting the beats aloud; one.
two three in regular order until ten
was passed. when the fair patient was
amazed at hearing tho words jack,
queen, king, ace follow in regular So
qnence. When called to a realization
of his surroundings toy the amazed lady,
the willy NJ. D., explained that those
latter terms were merely a portion Of
those used IN - profound technical sys
ten OF enuncrHliou known only TO the
Faculty.
Dud Sale, Stanley Gissbv. o. E.
Green. ana n whole mob of the boys
went up the river yesterday on u grand
limiting expedition, but US they took "A
whole quarter Of beef along. none Of
the party suffered for game" The
only bird bngged was n melancholy n.y.
up.thc.croek. which Walter, as eheC-Re-
casino. disguised ia the most artistic
manner, but notwithstanding the pro.
va'IinS trste Of the party for "some-
thing wild," it didn't banker after
''duck.' aud stuck steadily to its beef
They tuid of having slain n buffalo dur.
ing their hunt, but had il not been for
the fact that bud Sale was seen puck.
Ing the pr!t Of one Of those animals
from tho train, scarcely ANYBODY in
would have beliycJ their state.
nCLt.
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The suit for Nn absolute divorce
from her husband, brought by Mrs.
John I. Raymond was granted Tues.
day In an hour and a hall after the pro.
coodigs begun, Although Raymond
put Ia no defense, he is said to be very
indignant at tho name In which the
trial was conducted, and especially IN.
CRY with ~ex.Judge Troy counsel for Mrs.
Raymond.
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Everybody Is Liable 20 acc,aep

The statistics OF the Travellers In.
snrancc Company for tho past year
show losses paid numbering i7O7 for a
gront variety Of accidents, 800 Of them
r"ilwsy ecoidents.a and the balance. cuts,
fails, rrrsins, cunning. burns, horse
and eatriage injuries, needles. splinterA.
bites, every conceivable thing. A yoarly
policy Is cheap. Oct one.
II. II. GnAsr, Agent.
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Dentistry.

DIR. NJ. W. Parsons. who is now en-
gagged professionally In Tuscatcra, will
shortly return 10 this place where he
proposes 10 remain for some time, to
huish M what work ho has on hand,
and To hll any further orders which he
may receive. 49,
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This H. for Won.

Ladies' who choose 10 make or su.
perinttnd the making Of your own gar.
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can 6e produced at a
large saving in motiey Ivy using the
Domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt OF
price In postage stamps. Send siamp
for catalogue to
J. W. Evans,
"Domcstic'' Fashion Parlors.
San Francisco.
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NOTICE TO C5-OwNERs.

ToApkN IiAkd. GUsTAvB HAAo and
William 1GoBmsn. their heirs aud As:
'ighs.. ibi are hereby notified that 4 Gur:
namci niining claim or location, Situated III
Halliuad Mining District, Eiku County, state
" Sreaha; flEf The TnOlnmhc fitn". have
made the improvements aud worked the as:
laws and the rules ara regulations OF this
inining disitict. for The years ISIS, fst6. 1871
aud 1873. And you nuh crch and Every ca
owner ~ the said miueI src Hereby notlhrd
That unlphs y0t pay to zoe your proportion duo.
for said work, In accordance with the lawr VI
thc United States, to.wit; Within ninety dayS
nom the first publication OF this notice, I;
your eo.owncr, will avail myself OF the rivht5
given MI By the United States mining laws,
aud yonr lntefcsts IN sstd mining claim VIII
become my property.
Dated July 5, is5p. T.uSi
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

DcpOt HOtrl Nrrlvnlr.
G. H.. Rugix; 81. Louis.
NJ. b. Gr,Mu. X. +.
G. N. Akin. Eureka.
Mrs. W. Turner. Carson.
y. A. Mitchell. Oakland.
4. NJ. McElroy. Wisconsin.
II. Sweet, Cherry Creek.
j. W. Sharer, Tuscarora.
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Departures

This norniug-w. J. Turner, Mrs.
j. H. Wines, A. v. Lancaster, VI. u.
Grimm and 8. MoCIeruw.
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a private conversation carried on
near tho railroad track just below town
bv three persons OF tho N tramp,
was overhead by a citizen, last evening.
In which the tbemo under discussion
was the comparative natural Advantages
Of the various County jails in the State,
viewed as winter residences. Tho par
ties appeared thoroughly oonvorsnnt
with all the salient features Of tho var.
ious pcnetential institutions, canvass
ing their merits and dement's in the
sano matter.of. fact manner that the
ordinary traveller criticises the appoint.
ments and accommodations Of the
hoNl ut which he had been guest. They
disnpproved OF the CHASTITY facetiousness
OF the Reno tar. bucketeers, and would
DO very we'll content with Virginia City
as n place OF winter retirement, wero II
not for tho climate in those attitudes.
They seemed to regard the jail altrao.
tons offered at the State Capital as
superior to any yet presented, which
was rather notifying to orr county
pride. as we had been fattered with the
idea that the new -" jug +" inst complet.
ed al this place was the boss klepto.
seminary in tho State.
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IbcpOt Hotel Arrivals.

ncpOt Hotel Arrivals.
Frank Cluggage. Carson.
}. ". Parker. Kansas.
NJ. Hall. Deetb.
o. Is. Newly, South Fork.
G.. II. Hill, Cheyenne.
II. Jockey, Montana.
Thos. Barry, Keiton.
Miss Crocheron, Ogden.
@. st. George, s II Francisco.
George Thompson, do
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Arrivals.

This evening james Dovnlin, Thou.
Augnin. A Warner anil q Chinaman [.
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Yesterdays Afternoon Board.
$3.50 Raymond & Ely, l25c
10 Eureka Con-, a4h
$50 Belmont. 60c .#
S75 ella, l5c zoe
90 Belle. 81
ITO Manhattan, 3
500 Metallic. 7Uc CSC
100 Star, SOC
1910 Day, l5Oc
500 Paradise. 1850
800 Albion, 2Oc
800 Wales. IL 10
200 Diabalo, q
200 Modoc, IA
30 Bodie, 1851 1917
90 Bechttl, lU5c
205 Tioga. 8 275c
$50 Summit, ITO
$50 Bulwer, M
100 Goodshaw. SIC
$50 Concordis, zoe
900 Oriental, l5c
800 B%elevidere, S5c
$50 Champion, 30c 40c
$50 Blackhawk, SOC
400 South Bodie, zoe
300 Booker. 9Oc 1
$40 Mono, 6X
225 Con Pacific, ~ 7X
22O Dudley, ~
200 Jupiter. /
$50 S. Bulwer, 55c
100 Defiance, zoe
200 Adden6a, 400
30 N"ouday, az
800 Orient, l0c
900 Mammoth, z 6Z
$50 Boston. ~
800 Tip Top, 100
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Advertised Letter List.

Tho following IA n list Of letters re,
manning in tho Elko office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. ~,
1879:
Box RIP Childs A @
Cole Mrs NJ Dempsey Wm II
Elgain II s CASTOR Samuel
Hawkins WIN Higgins Dennis
Kelly Thos A Lish Hiram
Proctor VIM Nj Savage john
Wellings Lovi-2
q. W. Hull. +. NJ.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
T. Triplett, Lnmoille Valley.
II. W. Smell, do
Is. Larawny, Tuscarora.
Miss Jennie Galles, winncmucca
Mrs. Sarah Abby, Oakland.
Fred Benson, Egypt.
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Fussu oysters received daily by OK
press, at the Gem
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ri

This morning-Chnrles Akin and NJ,
Il. Rothrick.
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Departures.

This morning-Thonas Prior, II.
Bsdden. g.. W. scrn and O. O.. Crane.
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Arriyais9s qh97
This evening John Edwards. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
FOUR REPUBLICAN DISTRICTS.
TAMMANY MORE GRAsPING AND UNFAIR THAN TIL
REPUBLICANS EXPECTED.

TAMMANY MORE GRAsPING AND UNFAIR THAN THE
REPUBLICANS EXPECTED.
The Aldermen's Committee Oh ApportiOnment was
in session for several hours yesterday, and will
meet again this morning. The Republicans believed
that the Tammany members would consent to max
ing five districts Republican, but in this they were
mistaken. Colonel Gilon, who appeared
for the Tammanv Hall Committee on
Apportlonment, advocated his plan as pub
ished, allowing only two districts to the
Republicans George Bliss supported the claims of
the Republicans to five districts
After a consultation lasting three hours the Dem
ocrats said they were willing TO cnncede
three districts to the Republicans. The Republic
cans moderated their demand to four districts At
this point all hope of agreement seemed TO be lost.
II is believed, however, that the committee will de-
four into which the city is to be Tedisricted to-day.
The districts Will probably be the With, lAth. Aith
and XllIth.
The Irving Hall Democratic General Committee
last night adopted resolutions censuring Tammany
Han Democrats for their action in relation to reap
pOrtiOnment. In a preamble 1t was stated
that 1T Is evident to every thinking mind
is overwhelmingly Democratic, and that any other
than a Democratic representation from said county
would be q Misrepresentation thereof" II was then
resolved that cit was the duty of the Democratic
Aldermen so to appOrton the county as to
secure to the Democratic majority the repre-
sentatiOn to which it is fairly entitled" Ii was
further resolved, " that we denOuuce the trading
ing a movement for combination with Republic
cans political questions, the result OF which will
be TO diminish the DemOcratlc representation from
thls county Tor years to COME
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A SUSPICIOUS DEATH.

John Mccain, of No. 80 Cherry-st reported to
Captain Petty, at the Oak Street Police Station,
Sunday night, that his wife Mary had been found
dead in her bed that she lay down to take nap,
and that when he went to rouse her he found her
dead. Captain Petty was informed yesterday morn
ing that there were marks of violence on the dead
woman. The neighbors also said that McCann and
his wife had quarrellcd Sunday afternoon. and that
he had struck her in the face Both had been drink
ing After Mccain reported the case to the police,
the "a bors talked loudly about his conduct
his wife, and her mysterious death, that. according
to a friend of his Mccain became frightened and
TO AVOID arrest, ran away. No marks of violence
were found on the body. There will be an inquest.
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p O S T S c RIP r
3:45 a. m.
ARRESTS IN THE HULL CASE.
LATEST INTENTIONS OF THE POLICE.

LATEST INTENTIONS OF THE POLICE.
PREPARING THE CASE FOR THE CoRoNERs JURY
WHAT THE VERDICT IS EXPECTED TO Debris
TOW FRANCIS AS A ROBBER.
The conference in Captain Willamss private Of
flee about the Hull murder continued from soon
after o'clock last evening until nearly 1 o'clock
this morning, and was very earnest Commissioner
John J. Davenport was present, and gave the aid of
his legal ability in determining the force of certain
circumstantal evidence which was presented IL
is the opinion of those best informed, and who are
at liberty to speak the subject, that chain of
evidence which seems nearly complete has been
prepared by Captain Williams. and the only ques-
ton in the official mind is whether il is sufficiently
strong to warrant an arrest. The important link
the stolen property-is missing. The pre-
paratiOn of the case for presentation to the
Coroners jury is now in progress, and was the pur-
pose Of the consultations last night and on Sunday
1t is believed that the police will not take the
sponsblity of making an arrest on the evidence be-
fore them until it has been laid before the COroner's
jury, with whom the responsibility will be left.
The case may be so far complete by Wednesday
to Justify the District-AttOrney in asking YER
dict upon that day. II it should be given as some
of the police officials believe it will be given, an
arrest or arrests will follow which will startle the
city.
Mrs. Burling who lives at Observation-Disclosures
teth-st. and Fifth-ave, yesterday reported to SUI
perintendent Wallng the circumstances of rob
berry which occurred at her house on Tuesday morn
ing the morning preceding the night of the murder
wei addressed negro applied to Mrs. Burling that
morning for aid. He gave his name as Francis
and claimed to have seen better circumstan-
ces and to have had home IN Morris
ania Mrs. Burling provided meal for which
Francis offered, in apparent gratitude, to perform
some labor. He was directed to clean the windows
of the house and during this work he succeeded in
entering the adjoining house and ransackng the
apartments and stealing small amount
of money A bureau drawer in the house,
occupied by Mrs. Burling, was broken
open and a pocket book containing over $50
stolen. The inmates of Mrs. Burlings house were
startled by the description Of Bristow Francis
which appeared in Sundays papers. and declare
that the robber answers that description.
CFor other dedtsCr the Murder First and Second Pdgcs
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NAVY INTELLIGENCE,
REPORTS FROM THE REAR-ADy1RALs-

REPORTS PROM THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Navy Depart
ment has received a letter from RearAdmral Rodgers
commanding the Pacific Station dated Calao May 20,
giving an account OF the Naval fight between the Peru
Wan and Chan vessels Ii confirms the statement pub
lished in tins mornings papers
Rear-Admru c. II. p. Rodgers in dispatch to the
Navy Department, dated at Callao. May 81, reports
that the Adams would leave few days for San Fran
cisco via. Panama.
Commodore A. X. Hughes is ordered to command the
Navy Yard at Norfolk Va, July l. next, relieving Com
l. Is. Creighton, who viii be placed waiting
orders Commander o. f. Stanton Is ordered for eIami-
nation for promotion PdymHster L. H. Orms will re-
10 the Paymas erGeneral in this city for duty.
Master J. Il. Murdoch is detached from duty in tho
Coa-t Survey ana placed on waiting orders.
Captain s. T. Houston is detached from the command
OF the United Marine Corps, at Annapolis and
ordered as Fleet Marine Officer Of the South Atlantic
Station the 25ih inst relieving Captain H. j. Bishop,
will report to the CJnmandHnt OF the Corps. TIE
orders OF Captain E. L, Meeker to the POwhatan are
revoked.
The Government has nothing new I'm regard TO the
recent revolution the isthmus Of Panama; but,
matter OF precsutiOn the Secretary OF the Navy has
ordered the OF Marion 20 proceed TO AspinwBll
forthwith from hey West, where shc now Is.