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1879


TO THE S5RRH E5NHfrkYAFi1 Ehs AsB s4pyGp 5y5prnwnsr
sPLENbID' stEaSEfSXE ma n SSHAaNiFioESf naulr'
n ING II EEyEGT TNE g. lsaS 6s5a p.0o, cor,
CT o g eas ssPd ehdasS s
R SrRy wb FoESS Ga5 RGnERSp L
For Canandalgua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara fallA
and the North at 0:2O y. M daily. except Sundnyi
7:i0 p. m. daily. except Saturday, with Pslaee Cars
ana Wsttins, at 1880 a. M daily' except Sunday:
For New York and the East, 1880 p, M daily except
Si s & Pullman
s;;o a m. daily. except Sunday ,.o,r. oo,rac,
For Brooklyn New 1ork al tnr3ngh tfslns scOna9
ahordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street. ayod-
Ing double ferrage and Journey across Now fork
For Philadelphia, s.35 a. m. and 1880 p m. daily.
EXCEPT snnday $50, and lOiS Pr p M snd daily; Lin
For baltimore, 6:9O Ss5, 9:l9 a. M and O 4;lo ~ ~
p,5mS daily except Sunday 1880 r. me- o''o' H"'
For Popss Creek Line $40 a. m and 4:2O p. m. daily.
For AnRapOiis, JaO M and 4i2O p daily except
ALESSXXSDiRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria g. 7ii6 g. o. 10, II a. IN, and ll5, Q, 42e
o. and 1880 p. m. On sundav'V ~ m" ila
For Richmond and the South. C;5O a M. daily, and
S2o p m daily except sunday Sir tya.,rv,or 715
o, 10, II a m. and l. o. 420, 30, 7, andi2 p. IN.
| on sunday at and 10 a. M and 6p. N, , -.
commodatons can be procured nj the oniceS-north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner of Sixth street ana Pennsy-
yAnla avenue and Rt the depot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations from
T. i. FARM FIR, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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TGLDEN replies to FIELD aud overwhelms
him with words. lie presses five columns
of the New York Times full of verbose ex-
plantations regarding the Elevated railroad
matter that FIELD incubated and Matched
some weeks since. IfTmDEN had any other
adversary than FIELD in this controversy
lie would have the satisfaction, no doubt,
of talking him to death but the FIELDS are
all born with jaws as weapons Of defense.
Now the public will begin to bo interested
in this wordy duel but we haven't space
for TMDEN's big talk, except to say, in brief
that TILDEN contends that either side was
at liberty to do as he pleased about selling
his Elevated railroad stock.
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BEN BUTLER is probably the most uomi-
mated and will be the least elected of any
candidate in the country.
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What Is needed TO insure rouslng Republican
majority in Ohio is u thorough exposition OF the
true condition of the South under Democratic rule.
A little touch of the bloody shirt will do the cam
paign no harm. The bloody shirt is not the most
exalted emblem of American politics, but II is good
enough 10 beat Democrats with
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Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
culdtion in the District.

WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 20, 1879.
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ROYAL IMPORTED STATIONS
BACHELOR.


The Champion Leaper over the backs of Six Ele.
phants,
GO TO BARNUM'S!
Because he has the Largest Menagerie In the World,
including Coal-Black Dromedartes and White Cam
els, aTwo-hOrned Rhinoceros Fifty Cages of Beasts,
Birds and Reptiles.
GO TO BARNUMs'
Because he has the Largest and Best Museum, the
Largest Giant. the Smallest Dwaris. the Tattooed
Greek. the Mysterious Lady, Twenty Thousand Nat
ural, Historical and Mechanical Curiosities.
GO TO BARNUM'Sl
Because he has the Finest Street Procession.
GO TO BARNUM'S!
Because he has the Largest Herd of Elephants ever
exhibited together, end more than all the other
shows of America combined
GO TO BARNUM'S!
Because his Show Is Greater than ever. The most
Magnificent and Attractive Exhibition ever wit
messed In this or any other country. All the New
attractions for 1879 Received with the wiluest de.
light everywhere.
At o'clock on MONDAY MORNING, sEPTEM.
BIER %, q GRAND FREE STREET PAGEANT
never before equaled.
DOORS OPEN at and m
PERFORMANCES and s m.
ADMISSION, so cents. Children under nine
By-For the accommodation of ladies' children
and all who desire to avoid the crowd surrounding
the ticket wagons on the show grounds, Mr.. Bar
mum has opened ticket office for the sale of tick
cts and reserved numbered platform chairs, at the
usual slight advance, at ELLIS MUSIC CSTORE.
Ladies, children and others wishing to avoid the
crowd in the evening are advised TO attend the nj
ternoon Exhibition.
BD-ExcuTsion Trains on all railroads on tho day
of Exhibition at reduced rates. sel7.5t
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SUNDAY, MAY Is. 1879, AT 400 A. NJ.


AN. Leave Washington;
5;o'TTtNEW TtSl " HonK; pHIhApEEL.PHIA Ell. % AND nos,
baltimore dny steps cSt' al sGipeys S Lsure sI Aa
nnpol, Junction, JeasRps, aai,oyeg Elk ltidgs.
ESQ., 8S MS%ms Annapos aRd Way H' ti%aae
strasbnrg, Winchester, Hngerston, Frederick.
oe~tBALfiMoRE XNp LAUREL EXPnBss.
ter RoSns ans Way sS
ANb AIHfRRRo farof BqSGI1E Gnr q
New York aud Philadelphia.
sa01tsT ,ts1fs LOUIS. LOUIS cuJGAGo, ,, ~CoLuMnUsi ~ AND AND
town, and Valley Branch Except sunday.
through car to staunton Pullman Cars TO ,, Cin,
cinnati daily Graiton to Sandusky daily, except
eOO5. Ion Sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, md
EXPREss stops a, Rlafsns. fns
ton, Jessup's and Hanover
AknqaRfsA ePii Gy yN6 21G Gss ES
,.N-;6n a sandsy onysBaiiimore sli M e1lSi and Way
BAhTIM0Rs naf TGy BHyADhSsbuRe GISSsi AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
4tPone PfnsPIis Of R0cRS, S's Frederic Hagersown Win
sPfsis5 on sunday to Point
,fihSES SSRrSEk S 4EP BAL
atf hs Ss
7:oo-tBaltimore and Way stations. A.. ,,,... -
sisSHtSnIGAeo, COLUMBUS, AND PITTsBuRa gr,1SlsG
EXPREss. Sleeping car 10 ChcaSo' fHtsourg'
lolScfSEw York, PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL:
TIMORE EXPRESS stops ut BadensburB ana
laurel Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping to Philadelphia- - ,,, ,,,s
ll00--tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EAPHhSSS'
tDaiiy tsunday only. other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stopa Relay Station. .
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket oiiices-WashiOngton Station and Soy ds.
and l435 PENNSYLVANIA nvenue-where orders VIII DO
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received a. any
point In the city, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
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L,IsOFENNlONAL.

DR, BOswoRTH, 9is Z STREET N. W. IS THE
- most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
diseases positively cured II Eemale diseases special
j, Patterson s. O.; Samuel Norment, Washington, D..
g., and Others Consultation free. a competent aud
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend 70 ladies'
notify
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
} BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double.TrAck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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EB- Communications for publication should be bricf
plainly UTipei, and only upon me stde Of thc paper
Rher anonymous hcyiUW be neiticrrcdd ROrreturl,ed
Rejected manuscripts tg not Be prescrrcd nor returned
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %,
ADAH RtCHMoSD's CoMIC OPERA COMPANY, IN
FATlNITIA,
Full company, full chorus aud full orchestra BOX
oilica now open se9
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AMUsEM ENTs.

NATIoNAL THEATRE. MATINEE AT ?
~
Two last performances ofthe highly interesting play
QUEENS Evidence.
" got q heye like u hengle"
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
II AT REASONABLE RATES.
Al TIE REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
1915 L. street northwest
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rFntcred at the rostonice at Washington. D. C.. o.
secundclass matterL
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EDISON'S FAST TELEGRAPHY
ARTHUR SULLIVAN,

A biographical sketch, by KATE FIELD. with
a portrait of the famous English composer.
An engraving of great softness and delicacy,
accompanying poem by CHARLES DE KAY, is
THOMAS Coles beautiful cut of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n(HDSANDFORD'S ESSENCE GINGER, S. s. 8.
~ Food Cure, Sapanule Cutlcura, and all new
remedies, at Coughlin's Drug store, Masonic Temple
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MIR. w. II. POPE Is also authorized to re-
ceive Advertisements and subscriptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
The Democratic Caucus.

On Saturday the Democratic mem.
bers of the House Of Representatives
held another caucus and determined on
line Of action in regard to the Army
Appropriation Bill, and agreed upon
the exact terms of the measure to be
separately passed in lieu Of the sixth
section. it being also agreed that all
consideration of the remainder OF the
bill shall be deferred until this indo-
pendent political measure shall have
been acted upon by the President. 1t
will provide. in snbstanco, that sections
POOP and 20O3 OF the Revised Statutes
shall not be construed as authorizing
the presence Of United States troops at
the polls except nnder orders Of the
President to rGpal armed enemies Of the
United States, or in pursuance Of the
constitutional requirement upon the mp.
plication Of the Legislature Of a State;
OF the Governor. where the Legislature
cannot be convened, 10 repress domestic
violence. The Bill willbe accompanied
with n short preamble .r %.
The action taken by the caucus il
substantially in accordance With the
amended report presented by the Com
mittee TO whom the whole subject was
recommit,ed. The effect Of the pro.
vision adopted is to make each State be
the judge whether or not Federal mill.
taIy Intervention is needed il any par
uculnr instance TO preserve peace at the
polls. II does not interfere with the
existing rights of the United States
civil officers to employ civil force to
execute their functions, and il therefore
Obviutes the objection 10 the sixth Sec
tioI. as originally passed. upon which
the President based his veto Of tue
Army Appropriation Bill. In view, how
ever, of the fact that he einphaiIoally
condemned the practice of putting
riders upon the general nppropria.
ton bills, the caucus decided that it
would be wise to sond this measure to
him separately in order to leave him no
possible means of evading the political
issue should he be so disposed. The
general belief is that the President will
sign this bill, and this approval will DE
promptly followed 10y the grant Uf the
necessary appropriation for army sup.
pnrt
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
Yankee Fork.

An exchange publishes the following
concerning the Yankee Fork country.
There arc not less than $3.50. 900 in sight
on tho surface OF the Unknown and
General Custer claims. Thousands of
tons will average $50. Two men can
break enough ore in two days to keep
ten stamps running the same time.
There are numerous other locations Of
like character. Five miles up Jordan
creek is Estis mountain, where there is
one of the richest mines in the camp,
the Montana. Six feet OF an S.foot
vein will go from $1,000 to $4,000.
The country bereabouts il full of unde-
yeloped claims. The town Of Bonanza
is'not large. although growing rapidly.
There are two hotels, two stores, one ga.
loon and one moat shop. Freight has
to be hauled from the terminus of the
Utah Northern Railroad, $50 miles, ar
an enormous expense. At the present
time, freight from Ogden is six to seven
cents a pound. ..''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

Tur steamship City Of Richmond,
from Liverpool, last week landed 75s
immigrants. tho largest number with one
exception arriving by ono steamer since
1867. A large increase in immigration
Ia expected this year. Emigrant socic.
tics having branches in Norway and
Sweden report unusually great prernra.
tions for Scandinavia movement in
this direction. Beside an English and
Irish increase from tho condition Of
labor there, large immigration compan.
les are forming in southern Germany,
where much distress prevails. Thous.
ands Of Russian Mcnnonites nre also
expected TO immigratc hither during tho
year, owing 10 tho Russian odict which
compcls military duty after 1880. Emi.
grafton has begun nt Nn unusually carly
date. II is anticipated that there will
bc total Of hundred thousand arriv.
ing here before January noxt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

TnE Arizona Enterprise says: Among
o:hSr wonderful things in Arizona, ira.
ditioh has for all these ages pointed to
the northeastern portion OF the Terri.
tory as the seat Of the great mountain
OF gold, cone whose sides we're osaid
to gli,tcrlwith crystal quartz. yeined
with drops and threads of virgin gold.
That in oil the world this was the great
storehouso of the precious metals has
been believed for ages. A prospector
claims shat ho discovered tho place des
ignated bJ tradition as tho " Mountain
OF Gold. and that It's richness in reality
isreany fabulous. uuoT rS,7nI auT
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
highway Robbery.

The Carson APPedi OF the 4th, gives
the following account of a bold robbery
committed upon a pedler named Eek
man, about ten miles, the other side OF
Genoa: At Z O'Clock Friday evening
Eckman got out Of his wagon to repair
the harness, when he was confronted by
two men about whose faces white hand
kerchiefs were tied, and his IL money was
demaDded. As the robbers did not
Seem to be armed, Eckman drew an old
fashioned two. barrelled pistol with the
purpose of defending his life aud prop
erty. One of the robbers with light.
ming rnpidity snatched The weapon from
him. and held it TO Eckuan's head un-
iii he shelled out all the money he had,
which amount to 81 80, and German
silver watch. They then made him
strip himself OF every stitch of cloth.
ing to satisfy themselves that he had no
other valuables about his person. Feel
ing outraged at getting so little for their
trouble, they. in revenge. scattered the
pcdd!er's load all over the road. Eek
man, after much trouble, gathered his
goods and proceeded on his way south.
He said that he could not identify the
kigEwaymen il he should see theIu.
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NeNY IgrfnnfS

Dewey & Co. S .Sej.aHfe Press Paten.
Agency has received oliicinl notice Of
Toe issue of the followiur patents 10
F"c'iic cpnst inventors, for the week
ending April %. 1879:
4. Blink, 5. F., carriage; W. d. Fer
g1s"n. Dixon, Cnl., fire csliuruisLcr;
Hilns Harris, S. T.. harrow; Il. II. IL.
Hunt. $. f., loom; John q. lis, S. F..
slop hopper; L. J. Molcra and j. C..
Cebrian. S. F.. regulator for electric
lights; L. J. Molera and J. c. Cehriau.
:. F.. regulator for electric lights; =. J
Mole.a and j. c. Cebrian, s. l., carbon
floats for electric lamps; Charles Oestor,
>. F., vehicle running gear; II. Rich
mnn, S. f.. rock drill; W. T. Eickard.
:. F., oSidiziug, etc, furnace; A. T.
Sherwood, ST, twisting and untwisting
fiber; J. Uri,lI. Collcgevillc, Cal. port
abe derrick.
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DANIEL F. BsATTYS ,g.as sas
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Organs manufactured by Dan
lei y. Beatty OF WAshington, Now Jersey, are
more earnestly and generally commended by
the Press, and music loving public than any I'm.
Itruments manufactured In this country or
Europe. The Pianos have the greatest possible
depth. richness and volume of tone conbined
with rare briliianey, clearness aud perfect
evenness throughout the entire scale and above
All. surprising duration which never changes
under the most delicate or powerful touch.
The celebrated Golden Tongue" Reeds in
Bcatty's celebrated Organ I'm njunc ction with
the perfected Reed Boards. produce sweet, pure
aud powerful tones. Every instrument Piano
and Organ fully WARRANTED perfect In every rs-
sp'ct. and will be shipped on from nve TO nf-
teen days test trial. the manufacturer paying
freight both ways, II the instrument is not sat
lsfactory. 'IllustrAtsd ADVERTISER CAtaloans
DANIEL r.. BEATTY, wasftn Eton !,
New Jersey. - ------ :" =
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

OHE Of the bnst things in the world is
to TIC boy. Boys have always been so
plenty they are not half appreciated. A
boy is willing to do any amount of work
If it Is called play. The feeling of q
boy toward pumpkin pie has never
been properly considered. A boy furn.
isEes hall the entertainment, and takes
two-thirds of the scolding Of the family
circle. 1t is Impossible to say at what
age boy becomes conscious that his
trouser.legs are too short, and Is an1-
ions about the part in his hair In fact,
boy is hard subject to get moral
from.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

IEsTERDAT'1 news from Washington
Is that the action Of the Democratic
joint caucus committee this afternoon
points To n speedy dissolution OF the
deadlock concerning the Army Appru-
priation Bill. The general impression
is that the President will approve the
bill in it's amended form. but il lac
should still withhold his signature the
Democrats will doubtless he satisfied 20
have placed him aud through him by
duplication the Republican pnrty upon
record az fayoEimg the Use of troops ai
the polls. and Will consent to tho pass
age Of tho Army Appropriation BiIi Iii
vested e any political Iro,:sioms. The
struggle will thea be confined tn the
political feature O! tEc /. Il ,lati,-. TX
'cutivc and iHaIciUi Appropriation Bil.
aud although thi, j. 10y tar the most
important purt "f tho r.Et:uv,r,y. Il is
believed there Will uc much l,,s G:il.-
cu!ty il compromising or postponing it
than ia reaching similar conclusions
with both bills pending.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

WHEN drunkard Is arrested In Nor.
way or Sweden ho IL put in prison and.
his only nourishment is bread soaked
in vino. During tho flrst day tho ptisL
oner receiv"s the bread and vine o with
much pleasure. On the second day tho
food is not so acceptable. After that
he takes his food with great repug-
nance. ln general, eight or ten days
Of this treatment sufiiccs to produce
such adisgust OF liquor that the uu.
happy mau is compelled to absolute ab.
slinence. - - e.a.=
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

The Burlington, Iowa. young man
who went TO Leadvillc in February TO
make his fortune, has returned nome,
having made il. nud reports to the
Hh'rEcyc as follows: "Thc walking
from Leadville TO Pueblo is terrible ,bu;
from that point as far east rs Lnrncd il
improved. and frcm Larnod TO OmCc
City ho got along with comparatively
little fatigur, and nothing to eat; from
Usage City TO Atchison the walking
grew rapidly worse, aui his fatigue in
creased ont Of all proportion 10 his ra.
tions, and from Hopkins 10 BURLINGTON
the walking was so bcns,ly that the oc.
cnsional lifts ho was able 10 beg or stcnl
on freight trains didn't count for any
thing. Ho Expresses himself as LighIv
pleased with Loadyille. and thinks of
going back again, bu, not this century.
He excused the style Of his rnimont by
saying that nobody in LeadsiiIe wore
any more than one les 10 thoiL pauta.
louns. ..'..|
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

Amour one thousand people followed
Hank Knights buggy, which contained
human form half wrapped in blan-
ket, mp to its des;ination-Schwamb's
undertaking establishment-last even
ing. JUS; before the arrival Of the dead
horse thief Sullivan. Whea the buggy
was stopped Charley Moore unrolied
himself and stepped out before the as.
tonished gnze Of the assembled multi
tude. remarking that he should tLink
he ought to be allowed to recIine as he
pleased while taking buggy ride. The
Joke YVES appreciated. and roar went
mp that could nave been heard on Ruby
liIIl.--StEEasI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

MIR. HEARD Of London suys the brain
worker is not doomed to die young, but
ON an average lives sixty years. while
the men who allow their brains to loaf
great deal have but fifty given to
them. Now you will understand why
so many women, who cnn neither read
nor write, die centouarinns in this
country. Some supposed it Mas bc.
cause they didn't chew tobacco. News.
paper men should set their brains to
work Immediately.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

4 II
WE Gull the following items Of In
terest from the Tybo. Sun of the 3rd:
We learn that the Moray mine is now
in the hands Of an eastern company,
who are going to develop 1t thoroughly
the coming Sumner. aa.;a ...- r ...s.
The Tybo Consolidated have again
changed furnaces aud are running at
the usual rate, the bullion product
keeping mp to the standard Of the past
few weeks. .H H........ ..s o.. nf.r
The stage company have changed the
time OF the arrival aud departure OF their
coaches. The Eureka stage arrives at
l A. NJ, and departs at 2 A. N. The
Belmont stage arrives mt p. NJ, and de-
parts at Q A. II. The Eureka mail closes
at r, II. Read this and save ones
tions. ,..-sy
The Tybo Consolidated have connect
cd the mill track with tho mine, have
refitted the mill, received the necessary
betting etc.. and will have everything
ready for operations in q few days. Mr..
Hawkins informs us that the mill will
start early the coming week. .........
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The Hc0eiHe believes that il Lander
county conld be thoroughly prospectsd
tho result would DO the discovery Of
very valuable mines. aud adds: III
tho unemployed in our midst would
shoulder their frying pan, pick and
shovel. and start on: in quest Of undis-
coAerod wealth, they might find some.
thing that would bc infinitely more iu-
tereS'ing and profitable than loung,ng
around town waiting for something to
turn up"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

FREkMAS, the Adyentiss Of Poccasel.!
Mass. who murdered his hve-year-old
child. on Thursday, was arraigned at
Barnstable with his wife. who Is held aA
accessory. Both insist that God win full
ly justify their action and relieve them
from human penaltiss- A, number Of
Advent neighbors sustain Freeman in
his course. Many of them are well-to-
do farmers.
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TuscarOrn Items.

The following items are clipped from
the Imes Rerie~ Of the 5th instant:
The Infdel mill will commence crush.
ing one from the lnidel mine some time
this week. ..- ~ g..
! The lessees Of the Monterey tunnel
have contracted to run the tunnel an
other hundred feet. =, a. 20 W
Dorsey Bros. Fast Freight arrived in
town Last evening loaded with general
merchandise from Elko.
J.IM- Adams is driving his stock of
horses and cattle from near Boulder
creek. into Independence valley. where
he intends TO summer them. ........ ..r ..
Tho cricket army is advancing on the
ranches inJack creek district, and from
all we can learn. the ranchers are not
prepared 70 repplse them. .--,. ~,
Several Of the oldest citizens of Tus-
carora are making arrangements. so wo
learn, to pull up stakes and depart for
other elimes, ina few days. ,s.,..,-i .ro.
The'owners Of the Buckeye claim in
Good Hope district inform us that they
will commence stopping ore anG shipping
1t to the Leopard mill in Cornucopia
for reduction in short time. 90 ,7f.r;r,