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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

A SALT LAKE dispatch Of tho 1911
says: Late on Tuesday evening United
States Marshal Shaugbnessy went TO the
Office Of Superintendent Chambers. ol
the Ontario Mining Company. abused
him shsmefully, aud struck him on the
head with pistol, warning him to Arul
himself before they met again. A GuiI
for a million OF dollars Is pending be,
tween the parties. The Marshal hH.
not yet been arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

THE naked and terribly mutilatcd
body OF siary Cassidy, aged 10 years.
wOs found in brush heap in the woods
near BarustnLle, Mass, Wednesday
The head was nearly severed from the
body, and in the child's side was u
large butcher knife. The ground about
bore sridonces of tho struggles OF tho
little girl to FREQ herself from tho villain
who so fcariniiy assaulted and cruelty
murdered her. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29
Not for Hn.rHs:

Under the above caption. the TSte:...
RtritT of the 2lst, slaps the dhops ot
the luke warm supporters Of Sharon IN
the following vigorous style: "wLcn-.
ever you hear fellow begin to prate'
about what Sharon haa done for Nevada
you can fest assired thn! he is piiyinS
to corrall q few lousy doll,rs from tho
sack. To the credit Of Tuscarora be It
said there are very few Of that kind Of
cattle here. The Republicans are al
bitterly oppossdto Sharon as the DEM.
ocrats, aud IL is the purchnsabie riff rah
Of both parties which will constitute hiS'
support IL he gets any here. Sharon
has never done anything for Nevada
either in Congress or out Of n. For
every dollar that he has put into Iegiif:
mate mining operations In tile State he'
bas made thousard ds by tasiviEg atteE
operations IN which tic poorer classes'
Of the Coast have been rhe .ptincipGf
'ufferers. The money which ho n
made by these swindles has not bcnsftef
this State, but has been Invested in REAL
estate in San Francisco whsts NJ resides.
There are not ten astii il Re4aas Nh5
will suppofs Sharon for tic S.Isst'
without either direct or indirect pseu.'
MARY consideratioG,. and the bathroom
blathetskiteswho' viii Perhaps b. heard
blowing for bin, II viii DO VIII for the
officers TO "spot, for the chances are
that they would aa soon roll drhnf ~
s'll.heir VOTE
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

Tas electoral vote cf Pennsylvania 10
certain to bO cast for Hancock and En-
gish. Reliable Information establish 4
tho fact that over 10000 soldiers who
voted for Hayes in 1876 have ofSfni<,d
aud declared foi Hanooch On ne
75s. $50 vo,es cav. M That s,ate at the
last Presidential election. HIS Fraudd.
lcney's majority was but 1875. Eno6sh'
is therefore siready known to ensntS
that state 20 t6u BtniocrnA N Sossri.
Der by aslesss 3o,0ob.. - Mt.s4 ErptesS,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

4 sANouISE Hancock man a. Elmiria,
New York. hos pul $1,000 In the hands
OF responsible men. which he offers 10
wager AZ follows: In each case 800
that Hancock will carry Pennsylvania.
Connecticut. New Jersey. 1ndiana and
New York. and siO0 that no will win
all :heso bets nnd $1,000 that Hancock
will he elected. lie finds no tak.f ~.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

A TRAVELLING salesman named Mar.
burger was mys,erionsly murdered in a
house OF III fsmo in. Denver Wednesday
night. Ho was found about midniGh,
In = hallway, iu tho rcM Of the buiidipg,
with q bullet wound IN his mouth and
brain. Two men, who went to the
homo with Rim early In tho evening are
sutp,etsd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

THE Carson iPp,di says q BsDo In
dian, known as Captain Jim. called at
tho Mini wmA sohss excellent ore
samples. which ho asked to have
nsSayrd. This Ia the 8rst instance In
tho history Of the State that nm Indisp
requested such service. Jim thinks
10 has n good mine, and intends to
work IL for his own benefit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

JupoE FREELos denied the motion Of
tho defendant In the case OF the people
vs.. I. n. Knlloch. charged with the
murder Of ChSs. dc Young. the motion
having been made to qnash and set
aside ,ho information. Defendant was
giren until TO day TO plead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

oxE Of our religious contemporaries
remarks "Thc editor of this paper
writes his editorials on his back -
We write ours on paper. II comes
handler for rs. and is much moro con.
vonisnt for the printers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

RoBErT ST. CLGtR, charged with the
murder Of Patrick Tuily in Hamboldt
county, in July. last, has just been In.
dicted by the Grand Jury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

G,urfsLp wnsib favor Of a "purs
b ,llot. ths New Haven R,si'fr alleges,
whsnhc helped Madison wsli'e to- sesail
.ao electoral vote OF bouisisnN ne
favored a 'dair cohnv' wien he voted
70 keep out the evidence regarding try
,ehsating in'Fiorids'snd Louisshss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

FIvE murders In ~ hours Is the report
from the City Of ST. Louis; all within
the City limits.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

HsSnr Evass, coiorcd, fatally sbot
,. Webb, a charcoal b,rnrs, ~ Pipo
Eut. Wednesday,. "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

The Snetiicines Of DrSeAs DIcK i Co. sre
NAsEosaasA Tor elegance, purity. and relia-
ASlity. Their Seillitine S,idlitz Powders.
Re - pleasant NJ Lemonade. Their SoR
;CsVsaa re world famous. Seo Advt
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

A BosASzA Cry letter of the eleventh
instant contains the following: Las,
Sunday one II the irri monde, by name
the Of l. zLie King, was married to Sir.
Hawthorne. recently from tho Wood
River country, where he had sold n
mine, report said. for several thousand
dollars. Aftor tue marriage II was
found that he had no money. so the
couple have been qunrreling ever since,
until TO day It culmlnated in his shoot
ing her dead and then killing himself.
no one witnessed the shooting. They
were in the bed room together. but the
shots were heard by parties who rushed
III and found them both lying side by
side, the revolver near the mans hand.
They were both killed almost instantly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29

Amour two motitbs since. says the
Salt Lsko Tribune, thsro started from
this city n sou Of the widow OF DIR. Wal.
dron. Tho boy was about II or lS
years OF ago and was evidently possessed
OF a tendency to rove. lie went south
with peddler, Jew, aud at the various
points between this city and Arizona
quito n thriving business was done.
When they reached the Southern line Of
this Territory they wero both murdered
In cold blood by some station keeper
and their money stolen. lis supposed
the boy had spoken In boy fashion OF
their success, the money they had, etc, ,
and thon followed, the murder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

5 per cent. commission for collecting
it: Require each person who keeps
one dog to pay % cents per annum
on it. If the same person
keep two, so cents on the second; if
he keep three, 81 on the third and
so on in the same rates. let the
proceeds be placed in the county
treasury; and when sheep are killed
by dogs, make it the duty of the
county treasurer to pay the owner
for them after satisfactory evidence
has been given with respect to the
number killed and their value.
ScIpIo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

SAD DEArH.-We are panied to no
lice the death of Ross A. Mossman,
brother to DR.. Elmer Mossman, Of
this place, which occurred at his pa
rents residence in Gallipolis, Ohio,
on Friday last. He was in the 18th
year of his age.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02
Good rain.

Good rain.
Farmers smile now.
Locusts are singing.
The crops are booming.
The boom is going backward.
Several DRINKS in town Sunday.
surah is only a soft twilled silk.
The Gypsy is the coming bonnet.
White is the festival dress of 1880.
Tbepupil the eye has to be dashed.
We can boast Of one clean street.
There will be big wheat crop.
The "Zola" is the latest Partisan
hat.
How will you feel under an en-
pire?
County Court proceedings in this
paper.
This town has some fine looking
gardens.
Everybody had something to do
after the rain.
Now blooms the gorgeous and fra.
grant catalpa.
Y w Y! Gibbs has opened a saloon, at
rs oia sl|'Aa.
Remember The races at the Fair
grounds, June 10th.
Hog cholera prevails to some ex-
tent in this county.
This town should have a market
house and town hall.
If you want first.class job work,
bring it to this Office.
Don't forget the Festival at Beale's
Hall tomorrow night.
New lightning rods have been put
upon the Court House.
How are you going to hurt your
self the Fourth of July?
/ Country girls are always instruct
ed in the you-knit rule.
The census enumeration is now
around asking questions.
"suspendthe total" is more refined
than to say chang it all"
Hats at Mrs. Creasy's FROM Is cents
up to the very best. Call.
This is very pleasant weather, and
mornings and nights cool.
Candidates are swarming around
like bees in clover patch.
jim Menager drew the doll baby
at the Presbyterian festival.
The July term of the County
Court will be the levy term.
Lookout for the coming comet,
with tail three miles long.
If you want to buy reaper, read
advertisement in this paper.
Where should boy lbe spanked?
En-. In and on endorsement.
We have every facility for print
ing legal briefs; call and see us.
Miller says the late rains have been
worth a thousand dollars to him.
Diptheria kas made disappearance
in several localities in the county.
John R. Selbe, now has the sole
charge of the Arlington House saloon.
See call for meeting of the Board of
Overseers of the Poor, in this paper.
What is the most historic thing
about Point Pleasant? Crooked creek.
The grade on the Gallipolis and
Pomeroy railroad has reached Addi-
son.
Strawberry festival at Beale's Hall,
for benefit of military, tomorrow
night.
The prospect for building in this
town this summer, is not very fiat
tering.
A couple of fellows were "took in"
on Sunday, by officer Hoy, for cruelty
to animals.
Wanted-To know if certain per-
sons of this place have contract for
"gossipping."
It Is argued that Noah's ark had q
poker deck, from the number of
airs it held.
A fresh stock Of all the latest styles
of hats and bonnets, just arrived at
Mrs. Creasy's.
If you want the cheapest and best
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

List of Letters unclaimed in the
postlofice at this place, June LIST, 1880;
if not called for in 80 days will be
sent to the Dead Letter office:
Miss Mary E. Adkins, Miss Lucy
Bateman, Mrs. Mary Ann Clanch, 2;
Mr.. George Craig, Mr.. John McHin.
dley, Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdaniel, Mrs.
Mary A. Oliver, Mary Right, Ella NJ.
Turner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

PERsoSALs.-C. c. Miller, Esq. and
wife, returned from Missouri last
Sunday. They looked very much
improved in health.
VIM. Rectanus, Esq Of Mason
City, called to see us Monday.
Mrs. Peter Lambrecht, of Mason,
was visiting friends in this place,
Monday.
Rev. DR.. Young, Of Parkersburg,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. S. Mallory, of Memphis, Tenn
essee, called to see us Monday. He
was raised in this town, and will be
remembered by many of our citi-
zens. He left this place thirty years
ago, and this is his first visit since.
Fla. Guthrie, Esq, wife and son,
left last week for the Nicholas noun
tains, where they will rusticate du-
ring the warm weather.
Capt. David McCausland, of st.
Charles, Mo-, arrived on the Steamer
Clifton, Monday, and is visiting rel
atiyes in and near this place.
A. G. YanGilder, Esq, our popular
Postmaster, arrived home Sunday
morning, after an absence Of about
two weeks. lin cincinnasi and the
Kentucky Blue Grass regions.
Geo. Moore, Esq, of Mercer's Bot
tom, who has been to the city under
medical treatment, is at home again,
and we are glad to say, very much
improved in health.
Judge Moore arrived at home Mon
day.
Mr.. Owen sutphin, one of our big
land holders started the front end Of
this week on visit to his old home
in West Virginia. Little RiUer Coun-
tg{Ark) Herald.
John j. Baum, who has been alb
sent so long, is at home, and offers
his professional services to the pub
lie.
HARTFORD Cry ITEMS. The furn.
aces are all running, and times are a
little more lively than they have
been.
G. w. Moredock has sold the Liber-
ty, to some parties on the Kanawha.
Mr.. c. w. Young has again COM
menced operations at his coal works.
John Robinson's show exhibited at
this place on Saturday, but on ac-
count Of the rain did not prove a
success.
The proprietors Of the Star Furnace,
who have been in Hartford for sever
al days, left for the East on the
steamer Andes.
Mr.. Emil Gunther, of Cincinnati,
formerly an employer of Mr.. E. G.
Harpold's is here visiting friends.
The bridge between Hartford and
Valley City, has been repaired and
improved considerably,
The Greenbackers held q picnic in
Browns grove, last Saturday. Mr..
Travellick, Of Michigan, addressed
them.
Mr.. E, G. Harpold is making prep
arations to bore another salt we'll.
DR.. Beckwith has returned from
his trip up the Great Kanawha. J.
EAST WAGGtNER IrEMs.-The fu.
neral of Mrs. Alice Roush, wife of
Levi Roush, ST., who died very sud
denly December 81, 1879, was preached
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02

EAST WAGGENER IrEMs.-The flu.
neral of Mrs. Alice Roush, wife of
Levi Roush, ST., who died very sud
denly December 81, 1879, was preached
at Union, on last Sunday morning,
by Rev. DR.. Hensley. As Mrs.
Roush had a great many relatives
and friends, and Sunday being such
a beautiful day, the church was
filled to its utmost seating capacity,
and quite a number compelled to
remain outside. DR.. Hensley deliv-
cred o very good funeral discourse,
taking for his theme the transfgura-
ton of Christ. Mrs. Roush was a
very highly esteemed christian la
dy, and the bereaved family has
many sympathizing friends.
The Union and six other Sabbath
Schools have conferred, and propose
to have a Centennial Sunday School
4th of July celebration. AS this is
the centennial year of the Sunday
School organization, and as the 4th
comes on Sunday, we expect TO have
a large, interesting and religious
celebration. We shall give further
notice in due time.
The locusts are very numerous in
these parts. They furnish a contin-
ual song from sunrise until sunset.
We learn that Mr.. Isaac Wade's
wife, who had suffered greatly from
an inward cancer for some time past,
died last Sunday morning.
Your correspondent, Leon Bee,
seems to be a great loverof dogs. lie
desires to have the privilege Of keep
Ing one dog exempt from tax. Per-
haps he would not exchange that
dog for COW, and then wants TO
know whether dogs Canbe considered
property. If he has such valuable
dog as many others have, and Mr..
A would attempt to steal him and be
caught in the act, the shotgun
would be taken down as quickly as
if a horse thief were on hand
Should Mr.. A get away with the
dog and Leon Bee could furnish suf.
fcient evidence that he was the real
owner of the same, the dog would be
restored and Mr.. A punished in the
same manner as if he had stolen a
horse. The main object of Q dog tax
is to get rid of all the worthless ours.
We suggest the following plan of
taxing them, gnd allow the Sheriff
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-02
A. G. VANGILDER, P. NJ.

ATTENTION FARMERs.-Don't for
get that Uhrig & stockhoff, Gallipo-
lis, Ohio, have Just received a big
supply of harvest whiskey, which
they are selling cheap.
2w.
Census enumerators are required
to be courteous. The penalty for re-
fusing them information, or for Civ
ing false information, is a fine not
exceeding 500 in each case.
Mr.. John Young, of Mason, has
the contract for building two large
model barges for the st. Louis Trans
portation Company. He has built
several for this company already.
The colored Odd Fellows held a
District meeting in this place yester-
day. Several prominent Grand Off
ce-s were present.
Ifyou want to deposited in the pol
itics of your county, you should sub
scribe for the Register,-only 50cents
for five months.
DR.. W. C. Carr goes to Hinton this
week, and will be absent for few
weeks.
We regret to hear of the serious
and dangerous illness of Thomas H.
Harvey, Esq, at his home in Hunt
ington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
RETALIATING on A WOMAN.

few weeks ago a Mrs Kennedy of Yonltcrs went
70 tbr store of druggist in that city, and inflicted
several blows with whip or club on the proprietor
for alleged offensive remarks made 10y him in regard
to her The occurrence created considerable cX-
citcincnt At the time. Between 10 and | I a. m.
Yesterday Mrs Kennedy. who is about thirty years
old of medium height and Slight figure on passing
the office of 4 livery establishment, and seeing the
proprietor, Mr. Ncitch, standing at the door, drew
from her dress what appeared TO he a small whip.
with fine handle of which she struck MIR. Vcitch
two very effective blows on the head. Mr.. Ncitch
seized Mrs. Kennedy, and threw or pushed her
thence into the gutter in front of his office, and
held her. there mill she was released by Il crowd
which soon collected. Mr.. Ncich on taking up the
Whip with which Mrs. Kennedy had assaulted him.
found that the handle was hollow and filled with
shot rendering 1t n Formidable weapon. lie made
n complaint before City Judge Ellis charging Mrs.
Kennedy with the commission Of an assault with
intent TO do him bodily harm. A warrant was
issued and placed in the LANDS Of Officer Quinn,
who arrested Mrs. Kennedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
TIIE DEATl[ OF SENOR YTSUA.

Senor YusIla who carried ON the business Of
tobacco manufacturing AT No. - Broad. ST, died at
the Forty -sccond-st station OF the SiNt-ayr. Elc-
waited Road ut an carly hour sunday morning lie
was president of Il Cuban rluh in this ciY, hut had
no connection with the Revolutionary tommi ttcr.
A reporter of TIE IRlBUNE obtained from Srn"r
Cyrilo P0nhlr. the secretary Ui this committee, The
following facts relative 10 Tire dead MIN: His
family were GalcgOS," said the secretary. and
though ScnOr Yusua was very hostile to spain h"
had nothing to do with the management OF the
Revolutionary Committee. lie was always active
no political result and will effect no
change in our plans. Senior lnSua was siXtycfonr
wears of age. lie lived nearly all of his life in
Cuba. He was Il friend of all the inslrgcnt
leaders. and was imprisoned 10y { Inc Spanish Gov
eminent at Havana with fifty others at tlc ont
break of the war. Aftcrward lac was cXlcd to
Spain. whence he escaped to Portugal, and set sail
for America. He was true patriot and Ian
thropist. He leaves married daughter, who lives
in Cuba"
The police arc in charge of Scnor Yusua's rooms,
which are rs little srggcst g OF blood and carnage
as a kndcrGartcn, although certain visionary per-
sons have pictured them as crowded with the trap
pings and IuSi gna Uf war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
SHIP NEVIS.
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aud Morea from Philaielpla str fInacra from NewYOrk
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
REDUCED RATES FOR TELEGRAPHIYG.

The American Union Telegraph Company began
Yesterday the sending of messages over portion Of
its new Ii rs al the and reduced rates 1t was
stated at the office of the Superintendent that the
final arrangements for the proposed reduction had
not vet been made upon all the lines, but they
would he completed in Il short time. The principal
reductions that went into effect yesterday were as
follows for messages of ten words sent from New
York: TO 81. Louis, 4 cents old rate 80 cents; to
all parts of Vermont, - cents, old rate 30 cents
to Gc, in Indiana, 30 cents old rate - cents; to
Offices in Illinois. 60 cents, old rate - cents; to
offices III Iowa and Missouri excepting St. Lonls
- cents old Tatr ~ to lcavcn"otih, Kansas, %
cents old rate = ard 10 Denver, Colorado, II %
old rate II 90.
None Of the officers Of the Western Union Tclc-
grauh Company vino could speak authou!atiycy
of The future action of that company is to rates
were in their offices yesterday; but ii was Stated
al the Supcrintcndrnts office that no instructions
in regard 10 reduced rates had been received there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
Fv.CO,JNISSIONER ERHARDT SUED.

Ex-Police Commissioner Abram Disbecker, who
was removed from office by Mayor Wickham. has
begun a suit against EX-Polce G9mmlSsoner
amonnt of salary collected by Mr. Erhar.lt dur1ng
his term Of office 1t is claimed by Mr. DSbecKe I
in the Nichols ease. and that Mr. Erhardt therefore
wronginlv drew his salary. Mr. Erhardt Expresses
q he Suit