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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
Counirn Property Tor Sale ano Go let.

An ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE All Gin.
, "a Ton. y. y superior size. Ample shade; Abundant
fruit. Three Fine O.portuIty IN coutSe
town reasonable terms Address CHARLES T.
KNOX. Iont Pleasant y. j.
A L ORANGE. n. j. (neghborhood speciality.
N y and rent: al NaTcues; great par
gam, EDWARD F. HAiILION. ~ Plne-sG. y !.
IOR SALE or TO LET at East Orange.-A
handsome house II all modern improN ementsi
stable acre apple, pear and beach trees Tor par
tlcuaIs apply 10 W. GIBSON, AZ lothave. N0w-fO
ARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, STABLE
IL and ample grounds rent for sort time. J. A
DRAKE, MOInstOwn y. j.
NIORRISTOWN.-Fo sale; very hand
INA some house and grounds; ali conyeniences aD1na
snce Of fruit terms reasonable J. D. CONDlCI Pine st.
ORANGE, \. J.-HOUSES and COUNIKf
W SEATS Tor sale, furnished ana unIurisneL
BLACKWELL d SMITH. opp man strtioi orange 81
TVO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so acres ot the
be- Of he finest brick cl viii be sold Tor hai It's vage
cIesS REFIECIOk OFFICE, Corn wal-On-ltuison, y. u
WARWICK PARK con aims 1,l35 acres
w with over miles oil waterfront on GhkENMOOD
LAKE only miles YOrs The natural beauty OF
he popev cannot cellel III ownership OF me liK
IL ite 10 zoo members every member having u uIe
Delships viii De sold Tor ei
each For fuA particulars address WILllAh o. McDDW
sideui. Il, Coa and Iron EAchanee - OOit
laudt ST.. Now ) 0rk.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK. For Long Branch.
1 TWO TRIPS A DAY. INCLUDING Sunday
Leaves foot w 81 22dst. Mr. 35ia.m ann 80 pm.
and stone Pier 80. y r.. 10 a 1ul 500 ;.
BENI'S FULL MARINE BAND on BOARD
FARE including per ticket Pity CFNIS.
EXCU RSION TICKETS good OlY day sold, SIXTY CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

Steamers 1WOS. IOLLYLK aud NATIEAWAE. rom
22dsrre Y. r. az 9:lU, lu;25 10 hourly - so
Leaving LEROY STREET tel minutes, ana Pisa 40.
after leaving 22d-st Ime Dba- Z2
street TO and SO 30 not stop az Leroy and Pert,
D. Il. MARTIN leaves lObt u Whit ahl-st.
at g25 a. m nOurlv 10 D. m Trains from Mlnhattta
Beach connecting with r. Marin for Mhieh ti.C, leave
hourly from $50 to 1920 l2j 20 t.2j o. $40 p
90 and lO4O M. Trains connecting with steamers
Pier Leroy and 22dt leave Iron IL
GILMOREs FULL BAND apd LEVY every afternoon
av,.a raufu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
6tfamboats an0 Railroads..

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"a wall Ncwburg. POughke3Dsie rrniout AID HI gston
hrdng NJ Cozzrss, Milton. NoE Hamburg AM H. &c Pat'
leaves foot NJ YES rsYS $40 aud 44IHSt NJ 3;ju p
m trundaYs eX5optc l. Connection Pouphkeepse WIN
evening TaIn r. H. II. for North and West baggage
by express received at Nesirv ST. only.
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANY and
"A G. .IBBAN daily (Sundlys excepted leave Nestry
street PIER S:3f and 2lthst at fB Ooklyn by Annex
at q ny landing at Nyack Ferry, West Point Newbur%
POUCH .ceUc HhineoeCk. Catskill and HUDSON
Passengers lnding at West Point or Nswburg can re-
turn by boat Connect at m lebeck by ferryl win
the 2ij train toe Ulster ana Delaware H. "
Tickets sold and ba Cked North Tickets
coupons good Hudson River r. II received for
81 q. annnin frnlr Ii. flnfnA ~ Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

i WATSON a. son. sOckpIidgc, Mass onei hfs-vlaSs
accommodation odasi toned New Eng ana country
house iiri superior COO INK cream wen inh, e. On
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1mnsemenls.
lectures ono aleet,n9s.

(tAMP MEETING at Sea Cliff, commencing
~ July u to 25 Opening sermon by Dr. J. y. NEWMAN
on FRIDAY
steamer rom Peck Slip Pier No "a Fast River. leaves at
4:tj 33d-st, 4:3i.
{ Long Island Railroad-seven trains TO camp ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

GUNNER BOARD can be found for lew
- m NTH. IN beautiful, hertly piac" auolg INC mn
GOOD Table; terms 80. Address b.. Box ~ ShDoih'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

Dofds Express will take baggage from place in New
YORK transport Manhattan Beach, twice daily, 40
30 cents PACKAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

Irooklrn propcrln tor Sale ono @ Let.
OTIS in BROOKLYN--m large and small
j. Ulots at very low price, for investment
rutland < WHITING, No Beekmahst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
Slinatlons Ua1teG females.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bh tECEivkDr c AT t re
st. Or sos Twentyihird-st- coIner hlehth aE.;
No 80 East FouGeehti-st. corner nl0n'sq9aie! IoV
fhlfdave cor Forty Sevenths al the HARLEM Dft Jit
No 2.xsi rhrd.ave Onehundrct andtwenty iolhsc
Qaiiem Savings Bank Bmldlngb :? l" D. III" ~ 'o-"
Cfnct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVl-
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot Of LlSer,y.. for Freehold at 100 ll.!5 nj
SfFW-FFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ -KJI IE-FOr Ilgnlnds. BeI.of ue. StdUTIRHI,
Monmouth Beach Auauucyie. Long Branch. Ocean rove
Asbury ParS Grt, Point Pleasant Tons River Birne
CAT Nne land. ALLAN IIC CITY. etc. 50
Leave ork Liberty 81, o. $780, lO;b5 A. me- l;4o
$40. p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

a -1NO ES Az 4 oLh' ~ - ~ - -
~. All KINDS Of coDpe tent female servants anu use
fu gr,s cty and Also mile help and c9orel s
wants ~ the Old estab fshec PROTEST iOS
BUREAU, 1888 Oth-lvo.. 3Un house above lJth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

elm .(eal Gs:aIe tor sale
AN INVESTMENT.-62 lois near City,
"a bulthe..del water ..oDis, tor s.le al barsfn.
ILA YOUNG. 20 EXchanGe-place
e|x1OO. CHOICE LOTS, shave 55th and
y 56h.st-C apitasts examine. Al & - West Hoasio-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

d. 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; rs ~ ~
~ Il TO LAKE George and retnrn Iie1es ko' ,raue,,
ns.on TROY BOA1s CIT1ZENS' LINE ~ S',an'oa'
sGKATOGA aud CITY OF TROY ieaye 20 a Norih
Saturday, al d. M. Fier No. ~ NV 70 -.
Eve loot LEROY .sl. conncctDg at Troy WIN mo s
rains cr SARATOGA and ALL Khsolslo n ga No
rooms secured az NO o4@ bIvAu"D' w" ''
..Qurt = Brooklyn
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MANHATTAN BEACH,
VIA GRERNPorNT.
VIA BAY nlDGE.

Steamer SYLVAN GROVE. from foot ~ 2d A., r. r.; Sf'
94J 1898. and half hOnrIy 10 $40 d. Returning
leave MANHArIAN BEACH IT 1:fj 1000, HOO, Il IN
1905, 1870 and every haihOur 10 1919 y. IN.
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

EIREWORKS.-THE ALEXANDRA EX-
HIBITfoN 60: will give grand DISPLAY Of PiTeS or.s
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, commencing yune 10.
M der the personal supervision Of Jam, Pain o. London
Admission including seats. 2jc.; wit out seats. Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

CTONINGTON LlNE-for otoniu If',H \G 10y,
y id nee Adj Local points only steamers > II 49, s,rth
ami IfALNOirai uaiY except SUNDAY - i'"u ''0' 49,
RIVER foot OF Jay.st-. y Y. al D D. m - IN , 4, train
al mt d lcAets Providence gyol "a . - ~ ,,ss.
ftonn rtuiug.on r. Arrangements II t"A"'i' ~,
10 BOSTON ana poimis beyond wa ms INC "0 "o' ~
ul. ted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

rENO MANUFACTURES % GAS FIN UhES.
1 MN CAPlTOL,--OlFlCE OF TnE SLtHElATEApEAE
IIa,Ny ~, ISSO.-ScLled proposals wal be re
r,v al mis- Office whcrc proposal blanks De- plocugcI
mini OclCcN Thurs july -, 1881 10. furnish
i, 4; a +. .urs cunvo Chamber the the
pesiru ci the committee 70 ma IA TIE splt
seiDu of the luilding TIL 10 fnnished ~ at'"i
me win pa9s ana specrcauoi b. al tits
Office aud completed and pat up by DcceHDer -
1870 ..,,.....,, .. ,h.
,,,,Isr-ip1,eI ,udorsel and
must Ice moi bonds ~ two ture,es. residents OF
the tate OF Yurk the amosni 0t SoIUu Sait
srs are 10 the bidd, execute con
tT,c n arted tucm, and VIII perform The sa'de
t,bIy IN accoiane, with the plans ana specifications
o rirh is reserved superintendent WIN me con
en- nee of tn eW Caption niSslo u r1cSt au, OF all
INT, and IN .r "a rae. e into, 10 decilis sal con
whenrv tn'i lulsn,hI s ~ bol peinS
po'A"i "''' W. WV 49, JANIS w. EATON
Sups1ntrad Mt New Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

RECORDED Li.ASIS.
,rmrsn pauuna A a. t.cury Mouqu5n Nos l4l Fal- .
ton.,t am % ,l:n~-: years rent IA
o.. t.tz. D and a.1.her 80 l0u!s CO.ouha' no
w. l5 ztb fiiat. lss years. rent ........---..
u,vne.o A IS 81 d.. 20 .h,iip Nc.ker, II ho1s"h-st
near ANe-C Dot so 10 years, rent -....''------
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6itnuilpns Wanfeo-Mdles

4 PUSHING young American, Is years of
N age wants 90 get position In some whole ale commits
sion house has had experience Is wiling ara oOlgngi
can furnish best OF references Adicss JOHN
llfp
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o'n0o' L. c. EAsrON, Colonel, U. $. A..
Asst artermaster Gen'l, Depot QUsrtermaster

mo CABINET MAKERS NEW CAPITOL,
OFFICE OF sUPERiHTENDENr AIBASf \; T. Smne
93 lSSO-Seacd proposals Will be received at ths once
yheIe prop blanks can be procured until u OcloSh
noon THURSDAY. July 3D. 1850, Tor ILinshng fun"lS il
the x.,uye auDer OF the President OK me
senate ana Comnu in the south section Oh ths
hn1oin SAID Furniture be made IN accordance Win
nas and specifications e. be seen ~ ths once ana 10 10
ia comulc,cd and do iVufet by Dectmb T /. 1851. al,
zen hid mn ne 0pe addressed 10 Jne
unnrs gn,d Endorsed iopOsa for Fnrnitre anc must De
acr bv bonds OF Surees, roslens OF to State
q, \ew York each the amount OF $1,000 SAID slrees
III VIII execute
Is awarded them. ana will p"rio the "a ne Ia,hiGy m
wi h specifications lEe
We concurrence OF me
Ncv Cato Commission, reject any or al b anu aer
declare sald contract forfeited
whenever IN Judgment II Is not ne ing peInn or e
,'o,,,t al the STATE JAMES ". EATON,
'V'N''N Wv superintendent New Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
Gin prouerGD 90 Eel.

OFFICES TO LEI IN The buildings ), and
" BorAnGusi, and 70 10 lo5 Nassau IL Ian u %
NHIIING. Beekmanst
~ WEST 27th-ST., To let or lease; partly
Zsb furnished ofdce reserved Possession Immediately
Apply on the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
pROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

NASSACHIiSi..iS AND R.iOnE lSLAN -:
paiiy ~lneay exce ON l1er2 Nor'h HNor ioo'o
war; ut. al D. a. ~ ,,,,. yor. and PRO vi.
o.nna .rV,r. rive la BOs,0h ~ a. ~ -
: AT to ma tickets secured 70 NO, 80 SJl -, api
lIian aHd f'iln venue ii"'e
"a 10 ani - " ,snn,gons St brooklyn Tickets are
s,G nj ali nj ncipai bOtcls ana tcSst ON s a.
ntnce+ nj ,scit COM aDy Ficsht HaAc ~ ~"
tsl raies - d. S. BiBCOCK.
4. ". EIIKINs r-.re.t
a. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

rEIO CARVER$.-NEW CAPTTOL-UFFICE OF
1 1Ir oIIpgmNrENpRNT-AL ALBANY, n. " Jurc Sa, 1873
sealed nro as via be received This office where proposal
hanks IAN be urooureO uI. IL Oc ok noo1 hnrsaV July
W 1850 for carving The WOODWORK % tue ccsihs o. the - "a
at cham ser N IA building The carving - % De dOe ~
now DO seen at
This o6ire 10 be- etCd Dy OcJ" CT :, zoo
l,,h nm pu bel envelope 10
n,rslreu lndprsed FOR Carving ana mlst DC
mad Of suiieS, ,uents o. the Sto
~ each amount Il 5000 SAID snicles are
"a cHer.utre that he bidders viii cXtcrte contract Mus
10 % m hon and VIII pof The faithfully IN ac-
orranre win the p and specifications IN neht i re-
% sI for tLe ~up.utend with the concurrence 0 no
New Caplo Coniss 10 reject a'y or all Ohs anu after
IN actlatC tohttass forfeited
Whenever ia herr Judgment 1t snOt being pei1orn' 10y 'he
interest oil the stale ,,~,,e -, r,.roN
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

ARGANIST will give his services to coun-
" ty church through Summer Tor board over Sunday
Address ANA TETR Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

EARMER.-By a thoroughly competent man,
prlctica farmer; family small We best referonces Gan
or address C. c.. seed store, $40 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

DLNTSTED HOUSE, Jefferson Hi, White
oin aims ~ II. Views unsurpassed; lghtei WIN gas
en- ire Exemption from asthma ,aiarh anG hay teVI cars
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

4 D. Lnehs dispatch o AIe1 lstb
@ys EA<rs isa rrost ihs: n<.fiy III.
~haSs torn Of Nxpk9<A Ns.oan.
vns blown 6Sss W . tnTi6e Nisd
aoua I.-e right and fhea blurred. re
ssldng in . friShiful loss OF life The
ALCpPA -ires ar al doua and roth
hg dlreex froe the soe.e OF the calamity
go he obtAjped Al prrs>nt- Fros pas
srpeerv ubo Ras<d threagh NArshktld
% The Sc L0ais & Gan Fr.n-iseo Rail
Dosd II $50 lAs night. Hons facts Coz
osesiaG fAstxrTibIs ai1<;sr ara gie.s+d
Anan Who cane 70 TIE DEPOT !: II.
sdes o. town vkIs The tr-in vas there.
HPostsa tSss sse5oa fzriozs ksInezns
ssnek Ne pisos srd Iertled ali thAi
pan Of the tosn iying vess Of she een-
Ter rquHre a. 10 The aoznA Tie
debris iDD~di1;tly took srv il several
places AID The fa1es could be sea II
soDe hall 6ozen points By the pss-<a-
e-n IN EsEtrHin- Forfy dead tosdies
Asd bees tsken oa4 snd nary -ore
we're suPposed 70 Be buried IN The rziss
% Szrred up There are also E.1y
living SilI i1prisoBed IN the aebris o.
fsiiez bei3ainE An The ptyEiGars Of
the tsvn e killed ~sIeePtins two.
and there u=s great need Of do@.ou to
Hsten1tp the Seosdsd. Ct vixen It -ss
said nere we're BOO A relief train viii
tsssC PhyGGtns md uz--es AID fan
npPlies lett Slrirstsl5. Missouri. ;his
S-rnirg for NEpks.la tr5 prObsSlr
oR9 trains VIII ESnvt during ;he DAY.
6SS Escm Vas gs5<EAl n Eczthves-en
AiO% Ra otheT Phees Frosstly
ESeed tsnHes. Be. rs The ;<iez1ph
wires are Al Pzoserzsed, 70 11riees have
ben recsired- A yioleat hail AID rain
SenDp~aied tie Wind.
At<iegnan from Springfield. via yin-
lila and Ksn<.s City to c. ". Rogers,
esnsrAi manager Of the S. LoaiE Il
sAA krAncsce rnilTozd. rays the kurTi-
ss.PsEed . few Hle soaih Of Spring
lid AZ oieio<i ltsz riEht. doing al
GEeHe aDoEst fdsrsgs AID killing
. reEszsHh= Of people. Fifty de.ihs
Es repored On TIE James rrer. AK
Eais sz'h Of Springfield. ard = grs.t
zaay pe-sens a.. missing. The train
IS Nsrsht.Id, reports .rir-
rs there frnE s~pu.Efsla .: II O'clock
Hnd says be fosn4 . terrible looking
o"1H'y- FrOE SoEtkrs-, seven niles
S-aO Aset5.Id. 10 The latter point
IAf-- f-t ihG~sshisioTu entirely OFT Of
be ~ ub5-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
-oonE sewx, conE Dowxr



The Psblshsr Of . Repubiiean paper
in o q the eastern towns Of Nevada
came into Virginia City = few months
ago. on important political business.
His story YES brief and TO the point. ~
told 10 several prominent Republicans
Of this place. Said he: ''Business Is
dali oat in my county aud there's very
little Geld for . Newspaper there. any
bow. Nov. I want . thousand dollars.
or 1 Am going TO quit sell Out or move
II you gentlemen uant the Republican
party 10 keep its head up out there, just
hand over . thousand dollars. and I'll
plant a few more party posts in the
little held / have to york in"
Times we're dull when the inneIible
Eastern Nevada journalist thus applied
the thumb screws. and the party leaders
tried to reason With him. They remind.
ed him Of the claims which the grand
old party had upon its loyal son but
bis face took on an expression Of great
weariness, and = half insudible express
sion came from his something
like, "Aw. cheese it,
J.. T. Martin tBapk Of California.
spoke TO him Of Southern ouirAges-of
the Chisholm InaeAcre, tho TwitehslI
horror, and Eliza Pinkston-and Geo.
A King (Nerada Bank predicted the
wes. Point Outrage; but the journalist
only answered that while bis readers
might take all st par. his printers and
paper merchant IoRid not accept irag-
nents Of the bloody shir; asl.g.l tender
for labor aud supplies. II al u her
through the cam align for n thousand
dollars, gentlemen. aud can't do i, for
less I'd go 10 Boiis FIRST
Finding the man inplAcable. the hat
WAS passed around among all the Fed
eral oficeholders and aspirAnis for high
onees. The contributions ranged from
SIS up to 500 and when the Eastern
Nevada journalist raked in the pot and
counted it, the sum total Was about
$500.
With ihis HE mandate he repealed
Aad veal bsek 10 his II.tle feId-
And ever since that time he has been
hosrsely abusing Sam Tilden and making
conteDptuous remarks about his bar.
AID Of such is the Kingdom Of Grant.
-Cyaaici,,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

Later dispatch dirs0 iron NarsA-
Acid. regarding he fearful cyclone
Shieh Pa.ssd through Tie northern part
Of the Mississippi valley . couple Of
days ago s.ss:
After passing through several milss
OF country in Christian. Gresa and
webster counties. destroying everything
IN its pathway Isr-lins Aoases. barns.
mills and tiELsrit struck ibis town
sbost 30 O'Clock An eye witness Of
the approaching storm. said it vas
frighsisl iookinE. A black eIoad lined
with feeey Witt, flannel ShApsd and
norirg IN the manner Of screw pro-
P~ilsr, II Dot-l with wonderful v.loe-
ity. literally destroying and blowing
away everything in its path. which was
Aeozi . half 4iie vide. At tbs point
large sized trees rere twisted CT. teIs
graph TIres snapped asd the bark lit
ersily peeled from small trees. houses
sere bOrn from their foundations. cat
tie sheep hogs, bvEses and poultry uere
Thirled in ihe mir AID Carried . great
distance Tbs noise Of The storm. the
crash Of falling hoasa. and the enes
and sT-ns Ct the terrified people made
aseers Of honor that bales de.crip-
iian- What MAJ = beasuflI. peaceful,
grisi town Of 500 people. tueniy-foor
- ago. - nov = waste Of d. solAtion.
Oai Of two hundred Dwelling houses not
more thar twenty are Left standing and
bat fen Of these rs-utirinc are m
iDJared- OF the burned houses, around
the pablic SqCArs Ali hat three are
utterly Dc Dolisbed and their contents
blown sSAy, burned or badly damaged.
AZ 1 o'clock q freight train from Spripg-'
Se!d broughs about 800 people With
provisions and medicines for the
wounded As rapidly as the bodies Of
dad and wounded could be extracted
frUa the ruins they 1sre prepared for
irterEsut The wounded we're con-
veyed to the only available structure Left
standing. the public school building
which was lot bs,Iy damaged. and it
vas turned into g hospital There 7
Q Fifty wounded under the care Of
the noble women from Lebanon and
Springfield ~to are doing all in their
poFs! TO Rlls>S-te the suffering there
urtsr their care. The loss by this
storm is estimated 4, from sSoo,ecQ T..
$4,000.
Narh6eld is the eoun'y seat of Web
steE county. 2l5 miles from ST. Louis,
situated on = plateau Of the Ozark
mountsirs. bet rot Of CREST altitude, or
particularly exposed"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

IEA DeDo~rsiie Numbers Of tie
SEa;e Conpi.tee Or Raj. aDd Of she
SEai@ sebet Committee on Counting
the Electoral Vote, held = private peei-
Ing AID Substantially decided to recon-
D.d Congress to ESoPt q new joiat
rsi- providing tkst in ease only one
certificate Of the electoral vote Of q
State Re presented 70 Congress il shall
lot lie reieaed excerpt By the Affirmative
voc oiihs tro Houses and in Ease Of
dual returns neither car be counted
unless the tEo Houses agree that one
81 them 10 the true and valid return.
The proposition il substantially the
same As Vas offered by Senator Morton
In the Foziy fourth Congress and adopt
ed BY the Senate, which was il fave. Of
the bill. which. however. failed to re-
e+iIe flJ action IN that body in conss-
sasnos cf Thurman having entered n
motion 70 reconsider its passage. The
foruHzA join, rule on the subjee. re-
quirec every electoral vote TO be rejected
to shieh AR objection was sustained
BJ either House.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
The Mint Question.

A Washington dispatch announces
that the Committee on Coinage hns
finally decided 10 prepare G bill to es-
tablish a Mint somewhere in the Miss.
issippi Valley. aud providing for break
ing up the Mint at Carson City, Nevada,
snd removing the machinery to some
place 10 be hereafter designated for the
location Of a new Mint. The committee
will meet on Saturday to canvass the
claims Of several cities in the MISSES.
ippi Valley, and hear arguments there
on.
The chief product of the Mississippi
Valley being gold and silver, while
Nevada is strictly devoted 10 the ruts-
baga business, renders the proposed
change an emipently proper one. and
the wisdom Of the authors Of the admir-.
able scheme could only be further man.
ifested by the establishment Of n Gov.
eminent dry-dock al Virginia City and
q marine hospital at Carson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

FUETHEE Ad'iees from the Mississippi
valley are to the effect that the late
tornado ranged through n wider scope
OF country than supposed. extending
far down in Arkansas, carrying death
aud destruction to everything in i.s
path. In Webster county. No. fully =
hundred people uere killed and two
hundred wounded. The loss Of property
in the county will reach a 900. 900.
In Texas and Morgan counties. several
small towns we're aimos. entirely de.
stroyed and great damage was done to
property all through that part Of the
State. The loss Of property vas nj
tended also with q fearful loss Of life,
reports Of which still continue to ar
rive. At Fayetteville, Arkansas, the
damage amounts to over SIO0. 900.
Several persons were killed and many
otheTI wounded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

TIE measure that will be reported rc-
lating to the Northern Pacific Railroad
is Senator Windows bill amended on
his motion 50 as TO make the time Of e1.
tension six years instead Of ten, and 10
provide, in accordance With the policy
already adopted BY the company. that
agricultural lands with odd numbered
sections shall be sold to actual settlers
At not exceeding s2 so per acre. An.
other amendment will provide that the
title to lands thus sold shall be conveyed
directly from The Goyernme MT.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

A H1skfs Paris special says the
Jiy5ys pabhxhes a letter this morn
Ing from r. De Lesseps, in
which the writer says that ell the OBJ
s:ac'es TO the construction Of the Pau
ANA Canal have been swept away. The
feasibility Of its execution has been
denonstsfsd theoretically and praetic-
allys All impsdiments have been re-
moved By tho will Of the American PEG.
pie unanimously expressed in public
nee!fnPs and also by the United States
SoverEment. he can follow no other
policy than that which is dictated oy
1uAiie opinion. This is also the gener-
d tenor ofs speech delivered by u. de
Le1ePs ct the sorboube last night. He
there affirmed that be had $500. 600. 900
s-sitipg him In New York for the pros
scution Of his enterprise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

REPEEsES1ITTE DlGSEr- appeared
before the House Mining Committee and
made al earnest argument against the
whole bill Of the Public Land Commits
srs 50 far As it proposes changes in the
present mining laws. He supported
his Agument ASsinE: the proposition to
limit the locations Of assure veins to
vertical boundaries by reading 10 the
committee numerous memorials on this
subject from western miners and extracts
from large numbers OF Pacific Coast
newspapers All opposing the eoniem-
plated change. he suggested, however.
that in a the committee believed il
necessary 90 enact a new provision on
subject Of boundaries Of mining claims.
they might form o provision which
would be acceptable TO all parties By
limiting the system OF square location to
sHeh lodes rs have a dip less than
twenty-five degrees, or at most. not
greater than thirty degrees.