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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 12.--IIeave of absence
for three months has been granted Major L. g. BaDDit
Of the Ordnance Department.
After his next reenlstment Commissary Sergeant Jas
Davidson Of the Department Of Texas, VIII be granted
furlough months, with permission TO go beyond
the
John 1. Kane, oath Infantry. -
Tho leave granted First-Lieutenant g. K Mahou, 10Th
Infantry as been further extended six months
count OF aicknesg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

"AvAUNT p'--Free-Kirk divine (Of advanced
opinions who has recently introduced INTO his
ciiapel "Pm sorry 10 hear, Mfs. McCraxy. that you
are by regular in your attendance at church
you eeure me Rome wp the rest o. them. wiz your
Origins an anthums SIGH like denominations Ma
until We gle me TIL Aud Hunder again without the
whusties III taH ma speeritual comfort at home !"-
Ipunrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13

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rnnd larceny Frederick Fusc ourgiGrv toDssS nv a
Liam Lang Louis F1eg false pretencee Continued.
false Dretences George oGrady Etyard Rey1Sids Safg
Joeoph II. Dayhart disgrderly house fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Commodore j. W..
Nicholson has been detached from the NewYork Navy
Yard and Commodore George r. Cooper ordered to COM
mand That Yard on MAY 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPREME couHr-CHAMBgas-Dono J-Court opsns A.
1890 Calendar called Al iDNos CO 7y az o6
3B1, $50. 538. 1871, 1913. '
GEERRAL TERH-AdiOIrned sine die.
SPECIAL rERMVan Worst. J.-COurt opens az 1880 H.
Law and FactNoa 44G 1874. 2G7. 6l5 $751; SOS b85 DgO
be3, 1885, 1875 $50 43j. wv WV
CInCUrr-PAgr l. --J,-Couft opens At 1880 a. H.
NO DAY calendar
no 1905 Cla1n Of al agt TIE Guardian Insurance Com
No daV calendar 49,
PAR III-Beaoh J-Court opens ut 1880 A. u.-t,aao
80 l6le-Raabeek ast Oesterreicher ct al No day
sUrERIoE CouET-uRSEGAL TEaM-A adjourned sine tis
SPECIAL TRli1-Sodg wick, JCOurt opens 10
TRIAL TERM-PARr l-CuTtis. e. J.-yuur opena NJ ii m
Noe 81! 1850 67 1913 674 1873 67l. 643 40 IA 49,
PART II lreeonan L. Court opens at IL a m.-Sos.
PAN iiI-speir, J.-court opens at II A. m.Noa. s,7
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Co,iHoS Ftsss-eEssRAL rRa,l-Adourned for tho farm
SPECIAL ThRH-c p DAILY, O. J-court opens at II a. M
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PAID 2l20 2s2l 2423 2s2s ai26 2S26 2I2S 2JaD 5sst
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
OPPOSITION TO 4 THIRD TERM.

n OPPOSITION 10 a THIRD TERM
GAIL or THE RREonM LsAGUE--A CONVENTION TO
Bx HELp Al ALBANY AND STATE coMMTTTKR
xoRARD. .e.iss4s stef .s.t3 , -
A cell has been sent 70 many Republicans
- al paEss o. the state sskb9 them % zeot ~ the
Dslavnn HeRsD IN Albany, April e. for the purpose
of cecsps thorough organization ~ the sieotson
~ . stsss eenmissse 10 10 vrsbabie that
Tan Delegation win DO chessn 70 attend the THIRD
zsrn csnvsnsaon ss D.. Leais The eal n sisDea by
exSsnssor M2tfksv Hafs. Of Albany, Cosonei Ethaa
AlIeu ans kgsnry Randall wsite ana 10 as sollewsI
Dxxn sr1t Ths pnderslened, members Of the Rspuh-
Mean party, TsgAs4pk the eforts ghch ara making 10
apss ana eaVn3rEp}ed n vsw Of tbes atense opposi
80 q essa see ms5sa snsss mssaiSs5 assens
s3sCfcF Shss etnstipn aeeFrcd ~ the 1899 Of an
- rr1a6ipls I'D Yolicy viii nceolessy aud rock
11lpcrlI pcgfY szceess tina when Republican
Il 81 vital mpoz 70 the bebt tafereEts OF
~ eon Fespc 0tfullY fnyite yoa 20 ncct With other
oanz fo1reeentAcse Republicans ef 6tsse egnfeseece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
AIMS OF INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS.
ADDRESS OF ALBERT srIcKNEY BEFORE THE INDIE

ADDRESS or ALbkHT bIlEkNht bEfuAb IAE INDIE"
PENDENT REPUBLICANS ASSOCIATION.
Albert Stickney addressed the Independent
Republican Association last evening, at No Union
sauare on "The Aims OF Independent Republicans"
Horace white, presided. Mr. sdckney began by
saying that the affairs Of the state ought 10 DO
aged by business men on business principles,
without regard 70 partsan principles. II was the duty
of Congress the executive departments Ct
WashsaGton. Tho preceedings of tac xLYth Congress
covered 4s3 pages Of the statute books and yet $50 Of
these pases fllrd with what known private
bills. and $50 pages With appropriation bills Among
The specimen private bills read BY Mr. sickney was
one FOR 81 900 toward establishing lunch house for
Mrs. Roberta
then called attention to The platforms Of
both political parties. They we're merely matters OF
latitude and longitude What 70 wanted. he said. is
namber Of capable men 30 n etace. ~ honestly in
private lfe It 10 Impossible to eet anything except
In the pubo servtee unless Of
Office can Do made secure. While men
likely 20 be turned out OF public once, men
who ran 1--we in permanent situations viii not
neck employnees under the Government. In every
osher branch q usefulness underRoes appren-
tceshfp Az things arc is an impossibity 70 secure
men who properly trained. Instead Of elcctinga
man for four years. ought to DO able TO drop him
tfter 1ve days he docs not 70 be the right
and 70 keep him IN ooe for life he is the right
M may be said that 10 have nm executive
head is ccntralizatton but b not power
thoroughly centralized in the hands Of Mr..
Ccnkiing or Don Cameron suppose General
Grant ana Mr.. fiidep should be Presidential cand1
dstest One would certainly be President, but does
any one suppose thss either would be the choice
Of onethird Of the voters OF ths United States This
xosfe chofcs between two manipniasors Of party
machinery 10 not very gccd result. Take the best
man IN the country and under the party machinery
che Gevernment administration would be % bad
~ n 10 nov. Therefore, win &c not be wise
10 make en- effort 20 change the machinery Of tho
Governments Oortsiniy the American people can
Heyfee modification Of then eyetem thet will give them
1mpryed ethods tastsad of annual qnadrtanniAl
enaaGe Of men. so that tho peoples word be
(oDeetly oono BY honest through honest methods
We wasn't net merely aehanGe Of mon, bat change Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
Sitndtions Wanteo--M ales.

A SITUATION of any kind by young man
a tmarr4ed In Wholesale Importing house, wroa
plsn hand aud can sivo good Fsferaaea Address o. j.
A STRONG Young man as helper at plumb
27thsL. Wv
RUILER.-By frst-class French waiter.
- VINO mas nan xperence In private families
reliably and Trustworthy In Fespec give the best
Uth ave. near s1th-st - = - wa
COACHMAN.--A respectable colored n, an "a
ecaeaMsn N private family thorOna unacrs,apds Ma
70 ne county ~. on or address y. a. zoo Wsst 3Gst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
Tress Makins,

A DRESSMAKER working in hrst-class
"a hoses wants 10 make few more enxagemene BY the
day week. Address NJ r. Box H. Tribune Uptown 0cc
l.23s Broadway.
LrIRST -class dressmaker will make walking
suits from 81 up train dresses from $40 up children
and suits also specimens 70 DO refeence 23I
West 25th.st.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

The bold Denis. q, IL report<6 says
the Ben Fnseiseo Ssoek RPo~1 bad .
marrow ssesPs in oaklasl from having
. Taste Of blood not deep enough 20
usde In. but real blood otter all. he
addressed . meeting Of Greenbaekers
in GerminiA Hall Saturday night. and
blaekRuaTded tLe boilers. he said that
every man Who bad deserted his stand
ard ~0s n bell. hound. mothraten eIimi.
aal, and had become bloated With two
bits. for which they had sold their lib
critics and rights to the blankety blank
core-rotten Democracy. He said some
other Thing equally Of value to political
economy and current literature, and
then stopped. BE stopped. not because
he had finished, but bec.use one Of the
eore-roiten resched for him With his
fitFer. and fetthe e. him on his jaw. hard.
Dsnis yelled as though Pullman car
had snpats.ed his foot AMI made O
break for the back door. A general
rush for the iedng agitator was then
made, but one 81 bis friends thought.
fully turned OF the gas, and in the
kindly darkness bold Denis escaped.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

ANNA STkoKER. who has been on
Trial NJ Munitowoc. Wisconsin, for tn"
murder 81 her employer, Miss Nancy
Sherwood. was visited by her mother
Wednesday. who. holding mp n C'iho.
lie cross, and adjuring her to tell the
truth, got from her II confession Of the
murder, which confession she subse
quon,ly made in Court. She
snid that Nancy scoldcd her AMI
called her crazy or Sunday, which so
exasperatod her that she pushed her
down upon the floor, and picking up
mn ax, struck her on the neck and hoad.
and on GGdipg her l%ifeless she dragged
her out into the yard and concealed the
body. The girl is only II years old,
and can neither read nor write. She
has hitherto shown no signs OF guilt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

LAST sund'y evening, a special tram
from Sacramento, having on board the
First Regiment Of the National Guard,
jumped the track, near the Oakland
wharf. owing to 9 misplaced switch.
The engine turned a som ,%rsault, aud
with the tender wen, overheard. The
frat car went partly over, the others 70.
ing o the track. William Brown.
rginesr. is missing, and is sup.
~ have gone down with the en-.
rg Tue dIsman was ished out Of
,be water nuhuft. A member Of the
band named Cyfqnn was badly cut
about tho head, and several occupants
Of the afSt car more or less bruised.
Tue engineer saw that tho switch was
misplaced in time TO pu. on tho mir.
b, Akc and check the speed Of the train;
otherwise the accident would have been
far moro disastrous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
The Ws.d niver Misc.

Mr.. II. d. Rppito writes to Judge J.
B. Rosboroush from Wood River that
the Bullion mine is looking 100 per
cent. better than ever. We uereshoun
yesterday some rock from the face OF
the tunnel. and Rippito in writing
Of It says there are ten inches Of ore in
the breast that will so from 5000 to
10000 ounces in silver to the Ton. Mr..
RiPpito is prospecting there. and
seems we'll pleased with the appearance
Of the properties opened thus far.
The owners Of the Balloon find it
difficult 10 seeur teams to haul the ore
away. Their are in tn neighborhood
Of 800 tous on the damp At present and
the best Of it uili h, shipped a. last as
teams cIu b. got so make ;ns ;rlp to til
rAIlrrAd.-Sdn Lake TsJzA..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

The Philadelphia Tmes says il sounds
oddly enough to read that a Hancock
mass meeting is to be held in Pittsburg,
with Marshal S~wartzwelder as piesid.
ing officer. with one hundred Vice Pres
idents, and with Gen. Butler. Col. For.
ney and Daniel Doughcrty rs orators.
S~wartzwelder was one Of the most clo.
quent Republican campaigners in the
contests Of the past. Tut has foppei
with the rest. -Four years ago, or even
n year ago, the names in the Han
cock programme for Saturday would
have manned the grandest of Pitts
burg Republican demonstrations. Chair
man Cessna will have to roll bis trou
sors clear up TO his neck to stop this
Topping business, IL IL insn't speedily
chilled ia some way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

Ar Platisburg, NO., while Mrs. VIM.
the wife Of Benjamin VIM, . yonng
young lady OF refinement and high SO.
sisl standing. was returning home on
horseback, from a visit to friends near
Graysop, Monday, when she was
seized by . man. who whipped her rid.
inc habit tightly around her head.
dragged her into 8 ravine nonr by aud
brutality rayished hcr. A party OF
noighbors Immediately started in pur.
suit Of the aend, overlook and hung
him on the spot. Tho ravisher proved
TO be q mulatto married man, and u la.
borer on tho VIM farm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
me CiaNi

OF James g. RAir's eandidaey. he
San Franeiseo Stock Exchange has III.
following;
Colonel Faif has at length suecumb.a
to the blaIdishmeht of the N.v,a.
Democrats, and consented TO become
their candidate for the U. d. Senate.
rtee Sharon. This announcement h.. Of
course, caused a fiutter in Nevada. and
at hrst blush visions OF . plethorie sack
will dance before everybody's vision.
But we hear It whispered that one Of
the Conditions upon which Col. Fair
yielded to Democratic entreaty was that
no great amount Of money should b
called for. He expressed q willingness
to defray ordinary and legitimate catd-
paign expenses, but set his foot down
sharply on any idea that he must put
up anything for corrupt purposes. II
Col. Fair and Mr.. Sharon were both 70
make that resolution and stick to il, 10
would be 4 good thing for Nevada poll.
tics and the good name Of the BLHtS,
As it is, the Jesuit is doubtful. Mr..
Sharon spent a large sun once { o secufs
his election, and is likely TO do the
same thing again. In that case Col.
Fair will have TO do likewise or take .
big risk Of defeat. 1t is more than
likely that when the blood OF both con.
testants gets fairly mp and the war
wakes hot, there will be such n ciashihg
Of sacks as will plunge the average Ne
vada politician into a perfect ocean Of
bliss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

A REso dispatch Of the 9th, says:
The annual Fair OF the Nevada State
Agricultural. Mining and Mechanical
Society opened here to-day. The at
tendance from the neighborng towns
and county vas smaller than usual. and
che exhibits ne yet. are comparatively
few. The weather is ell that could be
desired.
Barney Fitzgerald, confined for the
murier Of Tom Laswell. escaped from
the jail this evening at G o'clock. He
sawed through the bars. and on getting
outside. fed on horseback. Fitzgerald
and Frank Graham. the prisoners who
escaped with bin. were captured at
S:30P. NJ. near Mayberry's four miles
from town. by Deputy Sheriff ]. Cham
terlaiu. They were on foot and made
nv resistance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

ACcoRDfSo to tho Portland Standard.
President Hayes will not meet with that
cordial aud enthusiastic reception from
oil classes among the wobfeo, which
was accorded him in San Francisco. A
reporter OF tho Standard has been inter
viewing prominent Republicans regard.
ing the matter, ami says that "withoui
a single exception they oil expressed
themselves as heartily disguised with
the awkward attempt Of tho Chief Exec
u,ivc to mako votes for tho party by a
visit to this coast Of this particular
time"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

SAYS the Idaho AralaaeI Of Saturday:
Intelligence from Boise states that Oh
Tbuss3Ay afternoon five eonvicts we're
taken out Of the prison for recreation.
At some distance of. the convicts o'sr.
powered the guard. and took has ans.
They procured additional arms fpm q
house and relieving themselves from
shackles started for the river. Some
soldiers Passing by pursued them. One
OF them tired a a convict named Reese
MORALLY soundiug him. Fire was re.
turned, and the soldier and NJ. New.
nal, the guard. both received injuries.
Sheriff Oldham, Marshal Chase. o.
Robbins. also an emigrant and others
olDs up and joined in the pursuit Of the
other iour who took shelter in the
brush. Newman vas dangerously
wounded. The emigrAnt and soldier
received light injuries.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
RnrN CaadidAey.

A San Francisco special Of the 9th,
10 the New York Herald has the follow
ing..
I'm en- ioterview with your cores
pondeni I day Fair said that he yields
10 the solicitations Of NeyadAns. u
they saDt him in the Senate he will 60.
He Is no politician. Tut he has always
supported in elections whoever he
thought Vas the best man. His hearts
interest hin Nevada. and IL he can't
make speeches he can work for his
State" Til this decision yesterday
Sharon had the field. and there was lit
tie dosb< thi be would have been re-
-,ec.ed Il is nov very doubtful.
mel Fair knows nothing about poll
a partisan sense Being taken
ur tho ID moerats, he will have their
entire vote and shat Of all independent
HepruLc-Es. The worst hit against
sharon vas u jOeur4r remark Of General
Grant. who a!iGded to him as the Sen.
eN'A aADN ~cFAhnp WIZ Hcol0So III S6i-
iornis aud carried his State constituents
In his Vest pocket. This epigram forts
ShAron's chances OF reelection more
than all else. Political morsiity in
some parts of Nevada has not get risen
shove the barrel, so hat the chances
are all in favor of Fair. The Sharon
suck has already been opened, aud Pairs
untouched sack is certain to b- The 20
lincai Argument. Flood, Pairs assoc
ate. is Democratic, ard MAekay, tie
R publican of the bopaoI, firm. leaves
immediately too see his family in Paris,
% that Fair will meet with no senou
opposition. Eastern Republican mar
assrs had better look after Nevada 4
tbsy expect to its electoral vote.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

TIE Reno Journal mentions the mag
nanimity Of one j. d. Gunther OF that
city, in Offering "a handsome iaGy's
bride for one Of the special prizes for
the ladies' tournament"
Can it be possible that the ladies OF
Reno require to be bridIed; IL 80, what
is the difference in th, construction Of
the curb for a handsome lady. and ono
who can lay but little claim TO beauty?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

A TE~ Indiens from Panaca ami
Clover Valley wen, to the dams. ab,ut
eight miles from Clover Valley. Last
Sunday evening, says the Phoebe Record.
while they were having a social chat at
their campfire it appears that one of
them threw some poison in the FIRE. In
= few moments after the poison vas
thrown in the FIRE. one OF the Indians
rose, staggered a little. and fell dead.
Three other Indians her got up and
started TO run, but two Of them fell dead
immediately. The fourth Indian was
i'll q short time, but will recover. We
learn from ChAs. Bell, Of Panaea, that
one of the dead Indians is the one who
killed the Indian known as ''Niggar
Ab." three years ago. in Phoebe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

IL the trial Of Robert ST. Clair for the
killing Of Putrio' fully. near Love-
locks. Nevada. in July last. tho jury
Tuesday, returned u verdict Of murder
in the second degree. recommending
the prisoner to the mercy Of the court.
Sixteen days have been consumed in
this trial, and great .interes, bus been
manifested throughout that section Of
tho StAte.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

Tax New York World says j. VI.
Jordan, n member OF the Democratic
County Executive Committee OF Alamo
da county, with j. Ii. Rossiter Of Cali
fornis. called at the headquarters Of tho
Executive Committee in New York.
Wednesday night. Being questioned
as to the Democratic prospects in Cali
~fornia. Jordan said: lyon can put IL
down AS a fixed fact hat we haze got
them. We have the beat Democratic
State Central Committee We ever had in
California. We are holding wonderful
meetings everywhere. l have never
seen 20 little enthusiasm among tho
Republicans Of our State. The veter-
ans under tho leadership OF Rosecrans.
are doing good work. Their a~ssocia-
ton Is receiving daily acce ssious from
the Republican ranks. We have q very
large independent vote in California,
that invariably goes with the party that
puts mp the best men. The greut ma
Jointly Of the w~orkiDgmen who left tho
Democratic party have come back. and
are coming back to vote for Hancock
and English. We have got the State
list as sure as two and two make four"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

The case Of Jessie Raymond, against
Senator Ben Hill in which the plaintiff
claimed $4,000 damages for alleged
seduction was dismissed Monday under
the rules OF the Supreme Court of the
District for failure to print record.
Chief Justice Carter in dismissing the
case. said to Mrs. Lockwood. plaintiffs
counsel. ''the suit ought never to have
been brought, since the alleged offeuse
was no cause for action here"