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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

d. Horrigan to A. Macker, an improved lot.
bounded BY Locust. ITALIA. Erato and Freret
streets. S2xl00. $3.50.
New Orleans Gaslieht Company to d. Bid
we'll, the 1T. Charles Theatre. soxlfo $as. 900.
w. 4. Campbell to Mrs X. Leary a lot and I'M
provements. bounded by Terpsichore. Water.
ITALIA and Pile streets. Soxl40 s2T00.
Denis Brady to X. Garner. u lot aud improve
ments bounded by Craps. Love- Liberty streets
and an adjoining properly. 32x90. $50.
Mrs o. Raymond to Mrs. nj. G. Clafrin. Sr.. q
lot and impros ements. bounded by Dumatne.
Prieur. Philip and Johnson streets. l9x4s. $500.
Same 70 Mrs. N. g T Clairin. lot Of gr1nnd
eenois. Hospital and Barracks streets. sox15e.
$780,
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DAILY LETTER LIST.

Ladies' List.
Dlnakmann Mamie Meyers Lottie miss
Gary Kate mrs Reed Clara mrs
Permission Jno II mrs Roberts M l. mrs
Ivenhall Ida 4 mrs
Qentlemen's List.
Block Jacob Hannah Malcolm
Brown Milton Jones A D
Blaeknnll T HI Runkel w #
Bence John Lynch jas M
Carter John A w. LacroneO
Calish Il Massey Irving
CLARK Edward Myer OF
d. Gray VIM Mnllie Henry
nrHns Francis Moik James
Foy l. Moncreifs
Greer OIL Murphy Dan
Garner q u Stone Henry
Garreiaon Skinner l. q
0arvey JamesP Taylor o
Hahn Philip Tuner
Unmailable Letters.
NOT PREPAID.
BraEeale Joseph Curry @
Oolinv Merry miss FaIlon John o mrs
Lebeuf Furcy l. Mechanics and Traders
Nose EmeliHe mrs Insurance. Go
Taylor James York Polly miss
MIspIRECrED.
Adorrus Caroline CASTOR Henrietta
Harris Ratchet mrs Semant Joe
Williams Dan
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JUDICIAL ADvEKTIsEMENrs.
an x,sprr SALES.
Dauiel TravevsOn W. Jpseph spencer ana
MAiiA Raaa Nnannnr. his WfA.


Daniel Travevson ". J1seph spencer and
Matte Rose spencer. his wife.
THIRD DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PAR
! ith Of Orleans, No. AZ bpa by virtue OF n
writ of fert faelaa.. " me dtEsnted by tbe
honorable the Third District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. In the above. entitled
canae. ! W ptnosad tu sell a. p.hue
atatiop. ut the Merchants aud Ausioneera' Ex.
change Hsyei street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhn,ise streets, Ii the Henond District 81
thia city. on SATURDAY. April 10. 1890. ut ~
o'clock m. the following described property. to
"'rwo CERTAIN LOTS OF. GROUND. to-
eeIher with the buildings and improvements
iharaon situated In the Heoonh District ht tbis
city. and designated by the. nnmhers ntns ana
ten, Ia the square bounded by CANAL. Ouatum.
house, Dorgenoia aud Bfoad htreeia, having III
American rneaaute Lot numbar niue, ot ~.
irregular form, two feet eleven Inches Tour
lines front on Uuatotnhouse street. one hnndt 81
fee, In deUth on the side t.wHttt HttHeHetA
areet on Tho linz dividing T. from icy number
four lines In depth on the eide. towarl Broad
ii aat. III IN obliune line. tLirty. sight feet
eleven inches in thu rehr line. lot lumber ten
measures thirty feet front on Cualomhousa
street by one hundred feet deep. Said nrot rfv
having hepn acquired by defendant hv purchase
from George u. hastings, by net passed befor.
u. y. pephers, notary public, On tho first day Of
May, 1879
Raised In tho above suit
Terms Dash Oh the spot -
j. r. ALCEg HAUTHNBAUx,
OWL Sheriff u the Parish OF Orleans.
ruhu a II 10
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sv,CCgss ROW norss,Gs.

succession 1T Elien s0utsR uOrri.On,
widow by first marfiage If D. allbeft. and
by second marriage of lgnaoe Dugas.
~ EuOND DISTRICT COURT FOR III PAR
- lab Of Orleans, No. Al abs Whereas. George
H. Frost has petltioncd the court for. lsters ot
administration on the hboye entitled estate.
Notice Ia hereby given to all whom u may CON
aarn to show rat,ae within Ion days why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not bH
gtan'ad.
by order Of the court.
mhp "a 10 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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AN -AGr-
No. 26.l.

mo. AU hN IAII
To carry into effect article 100 OF the constitu-
giving away any Intoxicating drink or
drinks on election day, ut or within one
mile Of any precinct where elections may
beheld.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State Of Louisiana, That, from
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succession 10 va,s,n vixnaua.

AEuOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- Ish Of Orleana. No. Al 7ps Notice II hereby
given 10 the creditors Of this estats. ana to all
o'her persons herein interested 10 ehow cause
within ton days from the present notification
II any they have or can. why tho account pre-
scented by Mrs Marie Q1syron. widow III Valaitl
vignaud. aaminlstrntfis Of 'hls estata. should
not be NJ proved aud homoiox tod. and the
funds distributed In accordance herewith.
mh4pis. JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Mary O'Nrien W.. sarah A. steele and


MARY O.Nrten W. sarah a. steele and
james II. hteele ~ -
GlyTH DIHrHIOr OuUHT FOH THE PAR
> tsh Of OrtahnH. Ne, ~. HsG by virtue ~ writ
81 seizure aud sale to M iii eetel BY tho hon
orpble the Aisth District COURT for the parrish Vt
Orleans. IL the ahovs entitled cause. will pro-
aaed to asl Mt public auction. ut the Merchants
aud Auslonests' Exchange. lsoyn' street. boz
tween Oanal aud Oustnmhguse street. ~ the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY
Aprl 10, 1890 nj II o'clock M. the following do
saribed pronerty, VI wit.
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. together
with all this buildings and imrfovemapta
therson, si,nnted ip the, First Dist Jet 81 this
city. In the square bounded by Ht. Mnndalape
now Clab tbel Common. DRAWER and Ut. Ade'
| line thow Der blany streets. and designated 90
int number twenty six On plan 81 bpuiH u
| pile on the twsith of May. lgts, daposlteh ~
dc once Of A. Masnreau, late notary n this
| city sald lot OF ground msasnrnR. Engliah
me,,Hitn twenty seven feet front OH ~ Mug.
| lnlene tnow Gabotnel ktrset by ono hundred
| aud twenty two feet seven Inches aud two lines
| In depth. between parallel limos. Which prop.
| a,ty was acquired by Jnmes II Hsals by our.
| chase from ] I'm Gnlner. by net before n. Mag
nnr. lite notary, on tho twelfth ut DGtuher. 1863
aud by HHtd steele transferred to hts daughter
Mas Sarah A, Heele. per net before Al. Aernon
notary on the seventh Of May. 1878.
| heisad In the above suit. sS=
Ter ma%Oaah Oh thespot
| J. II. ALCEE dAU THREAUx,
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
| ,,,h0 n tG
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An Old Man Reinforced to Health.

q, II. Warner 4 Co. Rochester. NJ Y: z
Gentlemen-"For forty years have suffered
with diabetes, being obliged to void urine as
often as once In thirty minutes, and have
also been great sufferer from palpitation Of
the heart. / am now using your Diabetes
Cure, and can truly say, at seventy years OF
age that 1t make me feel like new man."
PETER SLOVENIAN.
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Notice nj special Act,

L With article ~ Of the constitution. that Will
apply TO the Legislature for reliof. to pay Il
Judgment In my favor. No. 26,4b2 on the dock o.
Orleans. against the Bureau Of Immigration.
for the sum OF tlye hundred and flfty-eixht dol
lara, interest and costs. -
fe2o ~ mia . ii AZ II. voN WEtiTHERN.
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT / HAVE
J. pstl,iohed the Legislature to be reimbursed
for moneys paid out by mo on lands sold mo by
the htate 81 Louisiana without u title thersto,
fe2e mia q ID al AZ ]. n, COPIES
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Hixh Authority.

DR.. ". E. Scott. president OF the College OF
Physicians. Montreal writes: Il have recon.
mended Oolden's Liebig's Liquid Exttact OF
Beef and Tonic lnviRorator as the best DreDara-
ton used for Debility. Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
Fever. Ague aud Loss of Appetite" feas I'm
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
OF ORLEANS.
MARdARETH BuEOHLER vs.. JOHN J.
LObCH-No. 25. 900.

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
eighteenth day Of February, 1880, Judgment
WINS rendered In this court In the following on.
titled and numbered suit In tho words and
fsures following. to wit
No. 2s.e62- Marga-eth Buecher W.. John j.
Losch.
In this caae for the reasons this day orally ns-
signed by the court. the law and evidence being
with plaintiH. sA
judgment by default herein entered on the
twenty. fourth Of November. 1879 be now con-
u nvar ana p"n B"eah.r a
against defendant. John J, I4oseh. her husband.
decreeipg Y separation. of properly between
OF tho community OF acauests and gains existing
between them.
Il Is further ordered adjudRed and decreed
that plaintiff do have and recover OF defendant
the sum Of four hundred dolnrs. with legal In
terest from judicial demand and costs OF suit.
Judgment rendered February 10. 1880.
Judgment signed February. 30, 1850.
i. A. MONROE. Judge.
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. JOS. PATZELT,
Nos, 1O1 and 1O3 BarOnne Street.

CHOW CASES. STORE FIXTURES AND
y Building Work 10 first class order. Al,
kinds of SHOW CASES made e order. and
sheDest Of style on the shortest notice. de41y
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NOTICES or .rEcsAL ACrs.
To yyhon, IL May Concern.

DE IT KNOWN THAT l INTEND TO Ap-
- ply to tho General Assembly for authority
to eompenaHte the clerk Of the Eighth District
0outt, uhriah Of OrleanH, ms per contract with
the State Of Louisiana. act NJ a. section 81. Of
1911 THOMAS LYNNE
tuhp III Al N np2H (jark.
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iess mbss JJosFpu Kn1EaER, Constable.
Laura q, syM0Ads vs.. James GAlbPAlth
uitr vu hi ftln

Laura q. Mey mNids Va. JAMES GAlbFAlth:
same va same.
AIECOND JUSTICE COUNT IN AND FOR
- tho parish Ut Orleans. Nos. sls aud aps BY
virtue 81 two writH 81 lar faeiaa. b. me direct
Cd by this Hon. W. Hegers, seeoni justice
II tho Pence. In and for the pariHh Of Orleans
Ia the above entitled suits. will proneaa to cell
ut public auction. ut Montgomery h Co.'s. No
ri damp street. First District or tlls city, ut
SATURDAY, the thirteenth day Vt March. 1870
ut IA p'elfck ~.
ONE CHICK ERtNu PIANO,
Bezad III the above suited suits.
TermH-Oash on tho apoi.
mhgptg Il. BARNES, Constable.
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Matilda of sprc,nJ Art.

DURST Ant TO ARTICLE A. OF TIL &c NEW
constitution, give notica that shall ap
ply TO tho Legislature for tho reimbursement
Df money paid by me to tho htate for property
which It sold to me without title, .
mia IL al az ar2 Ii. II. BROWNE
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Civil Sheriff Of The Parish Ok Orleans.
mh2 91G 10
Mrs. Catherine G. Grant and Husband,
ys. Mrs. Catherine Mater. Adm'x. and VIM. A.

Mrs. Catherine q. Grant ana HUSBAND,
ys. Mrs, Catherine Mater. Adm'x. and VIM. A.
I,o I9Sasi t pfsh1cr COURT FOR raE PER-
II ish OF Orleans, No. 4s.45s-By virtue Of q
writ OF seizure and sale, to ms directed by tho
honorable the Foueth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans In the above emitted cause.
will proceed TO sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneer's Exchange, ROYAL
street. between Canal and Oustomhouse streets.
In the Second District Of this city, on SATUR-
DAY March u. 1850. at II o'clock M. the follow
THE ONE uNpfVIDED HALF In AND TO
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY.
viz: A certain lot OF ground. with tue build
inas and improvements thereon. and the
rights. ways. privileges, servitudes and
dependencies therannto belonging or In
anywise appertaininR situated la the Sec
ond Dlstrfct Of this city. designated by
| comprif ed within Customhouse. Franklin.
| IRENE aud Canal streets. measuring twenty.
| six feet seven inches and two lines front on
| Customhouse street By one hundred ana four:
| teen feet deep, between parallel lines bounded
| on one side By lot number three and On the
| o. her side by lot number five, according 70 q
| plan drawn by Bongerai. on the fourth Of De-
| csInbsr 1893 deposited in the Office OF II. de
| Armas then notary In this city,
! Eeized in the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the snOt.
| J. K. ALCEE GAUTHRFAUX.
| Civil sheriff OF the Parish Ut Orleans.
eaoN ktn n
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In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court. ut
day Of February. Ia the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty and the one
hundred and fourth year OF the independence
of the United States.
mia 5 Is. P.J. SULLIVAN Deputy Clerk.
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JUDICIAL AuvEnrlsEM ENrs.
CONSTABLE SALES.
yIeuvy Meyev v. .Donu =, sn,,tl

Henry Meyer W. JOhW r. smith.
LIXTH JUbTIOE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans. No CAT. by virtue II y writ
Of leri faciaH to me directed by thal Hon. Patrick
Keppey Sixth Jnattce Of The paHcs In and for
the parish of Orleans. | will pronaea te sell nj
public auction, ut the corner of Joaephihe and
Franklin ptraets. Fourth District Of this city 81,
TUESDAY. March q. 1asp. ri ~ O'clock NJ,
A LOF OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. eto..
aH per inventory Oh tils III my nffloe.
heized In tho above numbered and entitled
suit
Terms Cash. ........-
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Pauline Llss0 w: Msnry -y1r.,

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il i'm OF Orleans. No. 9794-By virtue OF
writ of feri facias. to me directed Oy the hon.
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. In the above entitled cause, will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, On tie premises
hereinafter designated. on TUESDAY. March
., 1880. at 10 O'Clock a. ni., the folio wing de-
serioed properly, to wit
ONE LARGE AND WELL-AsSORTED LOT
OF TOBACCO, IMPOhTED AND DOMESTIC
GIG Rs. SNUFF. PIPES. etc.. now il my ware
house, Nos. % and IS Orleans atrest. tween
Royal and Bourbon streets. In the Second Dis
trict Of this city.
All as per inventory on file in my office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
fe26 mh3 9
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04
We Cha,lrnge the world.

When We say we believe We have
evidence to prove that Shiloh's Con.
sumption Cure is decidedly the best
Lung Medicine made, in rs much rs il
will cure common or Ch,onic Cough
in one half the time aud relieve Asth. (.
ma. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Cronp
nnd show more cases OF CONSUMPTION
cured thnn all others. 1t will cure
where they fail, It is pleasant to take,
harmless 10 the youns' st child. and we
guarantee what We say. Price 10 cents,
% cents aud 81. II yonr lungs are
sore. chest or back lamo use Shiloh'a
Porus Plaster. Sold by F. f. Muller
Druggist. "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

DcweyS Co. IS Scientific Press Patent
Agency hns reeeiyed official notice Of
tho issuo OF the following patents to
Pacific Const inventors. for tho week
end ny December iG. 1879: a s
222.G7o, f.. Coleman, s. f.. rock
cruSher; 222,GSs. a. Fngel. Clayton,
Cal. graiu separator; 231,5SI. j. IL.
GolGs,eiu.l s. f., bucklej 222 2.7Os. @.
A. Jones. s. T., overalls; 222. 1853. q.
Wcdcl. s, T., binders 2a2, ,1GG. L. Wood.
ward, S. T.. valve: g.lGl--2iG2. II. J..
Mccormick, Portland, 0sn.. bilters
(lnbolsl. n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

Or the Clio Ssnntorship il is said
ihnt II is by no means certain that Gar.
field will have n walk.over. but on the
contrary that the contest is likely 10 he
close one. Garicld's friends ullvge
that several Of the large corI orntions,
notable the Union Pacific unl Texas
Pacific. are usins money To promote
the election OF Matthews. but this is be-
lievcd to DO mere talk; the real reason
for his increased strength b,iug his
open advocacy Of Grants nomination.
Garfield has been afraid To commit
himself. mud Is supposed to have ~
lurking for Blaine or Sherman and
hostile 10 Grant. t'H no sH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

The steady advance in the price of
silver, says the Eheonomi,f, occasions
no surprise t. those who have made n
study Of the subject. The Causes for
its decline were likely 10 become in
turn the causes for its recovery nnl
that. we actually sec TO be going OH 10.
day. The fact, rs it now certainly MP.
pears TO be. that Germany is out Of the
market as SELLER Of silver, is cnlculnt.
ed not only to sustain the present price
r=r ounce, but to improve it. July.
SGG, was the period of the greatest
depression Of this metal. During that
mouth it declined TO IG9.d per British
standard ounce. which was at tho rnte
of 1872 for the il2H grain dollar. The
average price for that Year WAS 52Li.,
which Is said iO be the lowest in fifty
years. II has since then gone ns high
no 5jd. After the silver lrgslItinu by
Congress, when it reached the last
numed figures, il recehrd To l9l. The
supply Of silver III London is very
short. The price is about 5id. per
ounce, |! has to so bat few points
upward to IestOre the silver dollar to its
former relations with the gold dollar
everywhere. .......... ...........rr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

TIE Chicngo T,mes claims that there
was mn understanding between Tlldcn
and Hendricks, to the effect that the
latter should have clenr field for the
nomination at the head of the ticket III
1880 provided ho wonid accept the
second plnc", winch he did in 1876. and
that Mr.. Tilden now claims, thnt the
decision OF the Electoral Commission
released him fioin the nssummed obli
CATION; but Hendricks frieuls, it Il
said, insist on the fulGilment OF the
agreement then made. 1aa' ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

A ST. LOUIS telegram says: A terrible
combat occurred last evening between
Patsy Brennan, q well known sport aud
professional pusiiia., 'hnd h Siberian
blood hound, for wager OF $3.50. The
affair was conducted very secretly and
tho police knew nothing Of Il. II took
plpc" ht ahont 10 O'clock. out on the
Harlem bridge road. iu mn oil stnblc
The fight lasted three quarters Of M
hour. when the man proved victorious.
The dog died shortly after the fight.
Patsy B:cunun is lying in bed in u
shocking condition. His shoulders aud
arms nre terribly laccroted and torn.
His injuries, however, will not prove
fatal.
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Thomas Mast.

Referring to prominent cartoon in
late number ~ HdrPer,' Weekly, the
Stock Report remarks that Thomas
Mast works for coin, aud would not even
refuse silver coin as payments for his.
attempts to be funny in TIE cartoons
ridiculing the silver dollar"
"There was on December LIST, 1879,
nearly five times as much gold lying
idle in the Treasury rs silver. aud yet
Mast draws Uncle Sam with dropsical
leg marked silver and shruuken one
marked gold. Before drawing the cnr.
tOon he ought to have looked up the
TreRsurer's report. and then he would
have saved himself from displaying his
ignorance. There is something appro.
PIRATE in the cartoon, however, which
Mast did not intend in that way. II
pictures Uncle Sans ,ilver leg ns the
strong aud the gold as his weak one"
II the Instance alluded to above vas
the only Que in which the artist had
grossly prosti,ut,d his genius for
coin, respect to his memory
would lie much more wide spread,
when lie shall have surrendered his
little pencil and passed III his checks.
Many poor devil is forced To such
prostitution 10y his necessities. and is
IN conscqn nee .rcusnblr; but no such
e1tenuntion cNW be urged in N,st's
favor. He has been the plant tool of
corrupt and soull,ss rings, through n
long course OF years. lending his art to
assist i'll the advancement of what he
knew 10 be false and pCInicioIs thcor.
les, while possessing II natural talent
which placed him far above I'll. prcssarr
of necessity. leaving him in n position
OF independence from which he could
we'll afford to adopt any course which,
in Lis opinion might be best calculated
to cxcrt n beneficial influence. His
greed Of gain, however, overcume his
s"Tse Of honor, aud inst, al Of the great
artist Z, spcctrd for his genius aud hon
orcd for his patriotism, lie is recognized
10y at lrnst, very resp, ctablc number
OI the people Of America, as IA mere
rurpet III the hands of dreiguing poll.
ticiuus, cutting the most ridiculous
cnpers, like amy Other jumping jack
whenever bis masters pull the string.
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WAsnlxo1ox poliiicinns are now ne.

WAsnrSdToS politicians Rre now ber
ginning to- interest themselves In spesu
lation as TO the best place for holding
the next ID, morrhie National, Gppyen-
tion. Congressman McSTahou. of Ohio.
thinks il will be held in Cincinnati.
and says ita session there would ,lo
much to increase the cn,hus;asm Of
the D,mocrts both of Ohio and Iudi.
ann. Ue.'Rlso expresses the confident
opiniSn,th i In the event Of Grants
nomination by the Republicans, Ohio
wapid he taken out of the cttegory Of
doubtful States and be sure TO cast its
vote Tor the nrmocra'ic nominee. The
places spoken of for the meeting are
Saratoon, Baltimore. Cincinnati. Louis.
Vile and 81. Lpnis. The general i'm
preston liz thnt the convention will be
held in the west. aud il is quite likely
that McMuhou's predictions AZ To the
selection Of Cincinnati will be verified,
although TiIdeu's frienls profrr il
should be he'll! in the east. The National
Democratic. Committee meet here in
February, and make u selection, aud
there is some talk that ex-senator Bar.
mum, chairman of tho Committee, will
then tender his resignation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

Tus project of bridging tho Missis.
sippi river ut Cafowdelet. six miles be.
low st. Louis. is btin hgitnted, tho
purpose being to trnufcr the immense
amount OF tonnage recently created by
the revival Of tho iron industries. II
is nisp In contemplation to build nm
elevated steam railway IN the city from
tue Seventh street depot Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad to the Central depot.
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The Idaho World. relates that while
the unfortunate man, Timothy Carroll
was on the verge of p,r:shing in the
suowdrift on the banner road "a large
animal, supposed to be lynx or pam
ther. came to where lie was. II soon
went away, but returned aud went very
close 10 Carroll, who drove him away
by throwing snow at him. His feelings
can be more easily imagined than de.
scribed. when he thought il was only
waiting for him to die SO Tint it could
dcvour him. 90. H-..aul- B-.rt aslafa
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A 1titun,.,wnshinplon m.rini .,

A TJitHn,swashiugton special says,
Senator Bnyard will eudearor. after the
recess To have his 1nanc!a. resolution
reported hack TO the Senate from the
Finance Committee. He will then
speak upon II ut length. lie IL now
making careful preparation for this
speech, and will frame his Arguments
with view to tho meeting nt tue Dem.
octalic National Contention. Baymd's
friends say that he will be thoroughly
prepared to reply to the d ffucut Scna.
tors who arc sid TO have ggrred To
make combined attack upon him.