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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

The. Court Of Inquiry in the case Of
Cadet Whitaker. met in secret session
| sAtur,lay. aud agreed upon a aunl re-
por', signed by ali tie meuibers. The
ronulusions are: .4., .,r...l g...
First-The Court il unable TO believe
that such slight Wounds as Cadet Whit
taker received 9ould have beeu inflicted
by persona in the manner and under
the circumstances described by him.
Seeoud--It does not see Why man
si.h his Surroundings apd in his condi :
tion, and his frame OF miud, as show N
by his own evidence. should have sub
muted to assault snch as alleged with.
out summoning assistance during the
assault. or immediately thereafter.
Thirtl-It believes thntn person tied
as he was, aud left ns he claims to
have been. could easily have released
himself. g
Fourth-Frorn the testimony OF tue
post surgeon anil others. tn, court is
compelled to believe Cadet Whitaker
neither asleep nor inseusible when he
was examined on the morning Of April
9th but was feiguing. -... .....
Finh-The court is not able to dis
cover any motive that any person other
than Cadet Whitaker could have hud
in making such assault, aud there is no
avIIanca hat IN In L..
lief that any other person dill it.
SiIth-It believes the hair clipping.
flesh cutting AMI binding could MI have
been accomplished by Cadet whitt,ker
himself.
Sevrnih-The theory that the note OF
warning is mn imitation Of Cadet Whit.
tuksr's handwriting. the we're tests to
which tue exp,rts in handwriting were
subjected. and their positive t-sti no1y.
place beyond doubt that Cadet whitia.
E"r himself wrote the note Of warning,
aud therefore not iSnnrant uf the person
or persons engaged in III affair.
This latter conclusion i, strengthened
by the fact that one huif sheet OF paper
on which this note is written was found
IN Cadet whittaker's possession. From
the sirSIg array Of circumstantial evil
dence, from the testimony Of experts in
Handwriting, and from the conflicting
statements OF Cad2t Whit ,k"r and the
lack OF. veracity eSinced by him in GER
tain Cases during the investigate on.
as shown by the evidence. the court IL
Of the opinion that the imputatlon upon
the character Of Cadet Whitaker ref.r-
red 10 in the order convenins the courf
and contained in the official reports of
th commRndant OF cadets aud post sur.
Seon is fully sustained. ... ..t..... F...-
When the report was sent to General
Scho6eli aud read by him. he ca, sed
the letter to be addressed to Colonel
LHzelle, conimaudaut Of tho corps OF
cadets, directing the arrest Of Whitaker
and placing him in confinement in his
room. The order was promptly carried
out, and Whitaker will remain under
arrest until the case is disposed o., and
the guard will keep him under 'uryei-
lance. a... ..' s...tt ..s ... ,...sr...
An officer OF LiSb rank being auked
what disposition would be made Of him
u the findings Of the court are al proved
by the War Department. replied: "If
he was non.onrumissiourl officer. lie
would DO tried by ourt martial; but i,
IL probablc.i IL th" President approves. h.
will be dismissed from the Academy; or
turned over to tho civil authorities" !"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

TnInrEs cases OF suastroke Were re--
ported in New York nnt Brooklyn up
to Suud'y night. Twelve proved fatal.
The dr. ught still continues, though
the weather Il thirty degrees cooler
A slight shower occurred Yesterday al
tcrnoon. but it was 40 slight that R
simply made the railway tracks greasy
and slip ry. The weather this inorn.
ing Is decidedly cool. the thermometer
marking CT, and Spring overcunts are IN
demand. The country still suffers for
raj
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
The 4I,un,Ion ..l,,Ica,Iy.

Notwithstanding the asserted conf.
dence Of Grants friends in his nomiua-
tipn ut Chicago. it is evident that they
anticipate failure unless they win on
the first ballot. Hence every cffmtis
making TO secure the latter. The
anxiety on ths subject is intense among
nll parties aud classes. II is noticeable.
that opposition to Grant is based almost
exclusively on the considerations OF
policy, and not personal hostility, such
rs the Democratic revolt against Tild,n.
This grows cl ar r'r daily ~ the decisive
h"uf approaches. The Grant managers
intend, IL nn!ncceasful. to Il noini.
nate Stewart l.. wo0iiord for the sc
ond place. hue II IL considered doulnfn;
Ia any event that New York eau TAXI.
the Vico. Presidency again this y.nr.
While no bolt Mt Chicago Is anticipated
u Grants nomination is fairly Effected.
IL is apparent that such u bolt Is al most
c, riain should Cameron and bis friends
resort to unfair means for getting pre-
liminary control OF the Convention aud
use the power Of maci,iue organizations
to defeat the true expression VI pariy
will
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

A ROY fell into va, Of potash n,
Dnnielsonville. Mass two years ago.
mud the skin oi both legs was destroyed.
A resort was Ind to skin grating. aud
over 1000 bits Of cuiiclc. from the boy i
mo,h'r, the family coachmnn. aud sew.
,fal accommodating ntighbors. have been
nscd. The rssul, Is scompleioly success,
ful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
TAKING rsfE csx,srn.


The enumeration maCl begin Oh fbo.
Arst and be completed b. tie Ta.t III
June. There are four schedules vhie6
the enumerator viii nae. isI; No, 1 Il sEt
population alone. nna the inforHu;isiiiou'
required to be written ON tLc bl,nk re-.
lat.s to tbs names OF stFesta. niiuil,er 'of
the du. Hing houses. nunbcr inur,lrfof
visitation, name al s4ch person in the
hou-e on June I. .!isSo:'th- c"lor., white.
black. mullntto. Chiunia-n null Inlian;'
ngs on last birthday. ani IL In months,
tue fractions of the yenr. IL born within
the year; relstionship OF each person in
the house to the head of the faulty
wheihef wife. SON.. daughter. servant or
oourdtr. whether single. married. via:
owed or dirorceu; nccnpation. or trade
Of each person male or female; number
Of mon las each p-rs"n has D., ii emplnS-
ed from June l. 1879. To June 1. 1870;
II persons are sick. whrth.r deaf,
blind, idiot, iusai.t. married .'cniei'i+,lor-
bed ridden; what caused ia. S,csness,
and where the illness or Disability was
contracted; whether the person rnn r,.ar
or write; place Of biTth. whG S.a = or
Territory or Foreign country. with place
| Of birth Of both fat:er au,l u"tL-r.'
Schedule No. 2 is marked A A:ricuitute,-
and relates to a farm: thenumbrr % pr
sons who conduct il; the number Of
acres Of land tille,l. incln,!ius fa!l"w..'
grass, aud rotntive crop. pasture "r
nendow, orchards. vineyards. wuu.iian'','
forests, old fields. growing w"od;' the
value of the fnrm. iuciu.iing Il H.
fences and buildints. farm imI,lenents
aud machinery aud live stock; cost 'uF
building AMI rep tiring fences, cod Of
fertilizer purchased during 7p;anount'
paid for Snges for labor during 1874
including housework; rsiiiuatu,l value
vi all farm productions sold, cuiisuIia,r
ar on haud in 1879: ACREAGE 81 n 50
lands, mown, or not niOwn, l.ay.'
clover and grass seed; number OF horses
of all kinds; mnl,es ASS. = nu ! peat catllS,'
and their products, aiso shadp.' swine
aud poultry OIL hand June 1. Schedule
80. ) Is for manufacturer. The emu
uerator must nscei tain the name Of the
corporation, company or idiSidu
Icing a business OF S5UO year; name
4 the business. manufacture or pro:
iuctious; capital invested in the busi-'
ness; average Lumber ri hands employ
II; hours Of labor; wages paid; average
lays wages; number Of mouths during.
the year in operation; value VI material
'nd products; what power Is used,'
whsibrr water, stenin OF horse PoSer;'
Il water name Of the river or stream and
he number Of feet fall; il steam number
Il engines aud boilers in use. The
mortality schedule. which In numbered
{. must exhibit the names Of persors'
who died in the census year. personal
descriptions: age on last birthdays ssI,'
color-white, black, mulaito. Chinese
or Indian; married. siusle. widowed or
divorced; cause OF death; nnme pbSs,--
clan who attended deceased. and where
the disease eau ling death was contract
d. This in but part 1t the qaes-
ions asked tho answers to which must
DO written on the bl INKS. '.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

A DoLD. bad man from Bitter Creek
recently broke mp church sociaJlc, nj
which conundrnmS were brins given. by
asking why women were like flowers;
aud then. after everybody, had given IL
mp. replying tha, they shut up when
they sleep.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

rug Tmr. .Rsr'c~ Of Saturday. says:
Parties ,alo Nic fnmi inr with the ore
product Of the Good Hope miucs state
10 us tia, the Leopard mill will bo kept
busy during the summer, provided n
mill is not erected IN Good Hope Dis.
tfict. There is said TO be enough high
grade ore III sigh, aud on haud In the
vriious mines 10 Justify shipment, aud
Co,uucopia beitie III" tlenrcst available
point, It viii doubtless be crushed at tho
Lolmri Dlill.. BESIDES this the lcssees
Of Ghv Leopard mine have a considerable
y,inntity Of ore which viii DO reduced II,
; the SAM place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

rHs New York HeraH declares rs fol
lows: II Is important tlai incipicn,
imperialism b, not mcrcl, sco,chrd. but
killed. Giants defeat at Cbicny,,
would merely scotch The IN Ike. but his
defeat In the electi ~ would kill IL so
dend TINT there would bc no signs of
surviving In the wiggling al its tuii.
We are. therefore, s,rnuely In favor OF
General Grant, nominn,ion. not that
we love him less lul onT country more
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
-" MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment.
.,...r. O.. - af..'
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

fAisilninr~nt very naturally originated In AHpcTi
-, wheic Nature provides In her iaborft ~ suci
rrpgislng nntidotes for the IlndIc. o. her chill
irrn. Its fame has been spreading for % year,
tHtil nov u cpcireles the habltabie Eiobc.
Tho NfIicaA AustAss IlnIn,cnt u q Ins,chies
SDedy Tor al external ailments Of man and b-asi
10 stock owners md farmers Il IL invaiuabfe.
4 angle bottle often raves human life or n
torss the usefulness Of an excellent horse. on
,o<, or shsep. ra f..rf
h enrcs foot rot. hoot-all, hollow hosM. srul
errw. worm, shoulder rot, mango, the bites nn
Mn - of poisonous reptiles and insects, and ever
Sach drawback TO stock breeding and bush life.
~ cures c.cry external lroubla oS horses. sue
sshrn~ncsA, aesatshcs, swinHy, sprsins, f6Ssdc,
Wind gall. ring bonr. ETC.. etc.
The Mexican Mustang 1Inir1ent IL the qutekei
rure In the vr<jd,irF accidents oecurrlns IN In
family. IN tho absence Of = physlcIsn. such o
burns. scnids, sprains cuts, etc. and for rhcurai
ttsaS ard siinness sprrsdossd by exposure. Pa
ttsaAhy lsAiuAbie "a MIAsrs. 2 ~ fgI " d..
u h them tpcst remedy IN The world, for
nrnetrntsst 4 d am y to ths toSr, and y singi
application isI SraiIy sufficient 10 cur.
Asaiean Mustang Lniment IL put up In thru
Gig bottina, tho larger ones bcing proportIo
eSnSna ~ rheeoesl. Bold e-crywbcre. '
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

clrT. SAN and his. braves danced y
war dance in The sirse's Of yirgins on
Thursday night! ThS jabeofs were
nearly phhoH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

Tarus fa IN assessment Of ten cents
on Wells Fargo. II is notorious that
the Company has no niue, and that tho
stock Is worthless.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

tn. telegraph ocieo At I3oife wsS
robbed las, snmlny night Of about $500:
a young man named rayIos has bst&
arrested
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
Iris generally believed says the Reno

1T H generally believed says the Reno
Journal. that Judge Lewis, OF Virginia;
Hon. I. a. Tril,lc. Of virsinin; Hon.
WIN. woodburn. ~ virginin; Hon.
Th"S. Wren. of Eur,kn: Hou. W. w.
bishop, ~ EurskH; aud WA. sharon.
~ San Rnhci-co. will bs candidates
b forc the Republican phriv t"r rthe high
anl exalted portion II United State,
Senator.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06

SAYS the Truckeo R,puIiean: TIL
farmers Of Sierra Valley are rejoicing
over the fact that the grasshopp RS
enemy Ia red or locust rnitc) have mall,
their appearance in large NJ nbsrs
throughout the valley anl are destroying
the eggs laid 10y the grassloppers ut \
wonderful rate. For two years theii
crops have been destroyed by these
P'sts aud the ihough, that there ,r.
some hopes Of rrhping harvest makes
them rcj"ice. The furiuers are eneonr.
ngeh md aie working with all their
might in way OF making preparations
for th ir Spring work. Feed is pleuti
fnl ard every flung presents beautiful
appearance. r... .....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
900 JOHN ii. KINK AID.
A. j. HATCH,
ID. Il. 5 ssIoSs,
State Board of Education.


A Ners Leadvile special Of ihe 2sth
says: There has been many ruinors To
day but no action OF any consequence
There has been several narrow escapcs
from an open outbreak, but ih. city j.
till outwardly quiet. At noon th,.
nine managers ani superintendent
held IL meeting, aud, acting under in
siructions from. New York, resolved
positively to not acc-de to the strikers
demands. This morninga large bod,
Of MINERS attempted tdi drive away I'll.
gnnnls at the Cbrysoiite mine in order
thHt'they might sss p jss. s-Sior. of ih,
pumps, mil by stopping ;h-m, ALLOW tli,
water to food the mines This ,liL moi
result in serious rupture: but the fea,
is entertained that il is only ~ com
mencement Of violence. Tho business
men met THIS morning aud took meas
ures toward organizing n committee o.
safety. They also held meeting 10
night for the purpose Of comforting witt.
all parties relative TO effecting IA compro
mise which II is thonylt by many car
not be effected. All the mines are care.
fully guarded. At the Chrysoli,c and
Litti" Chief mines brcns.@urks have
been erected, and The buildings fortified
"nd every arrangement made for d.
feuse. Atpresent no violence is feared
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-06
TnE wINNEMUCCA CONVEN.
TlON.


The Convention asssembl-d In Cen
tenninl Hall at 2 O'Clock r. NJ, aud wax
called TO order by J. 4. Mahnnny. Sec
rotary Of the State Central Committee.
Judge A. n. Hillhouse, Of Eureka, VAS
elected Temporary chairman by nccla-
nation, and J. A. Mahauny. OF Storey.
temporary secretary and James Thack.r
temporary sergeant at arms. w. F.
Dyer. of Lander, and q. W. Huffaker.
VI Wnshos were elected Vice Presidents.
THE coMMIrTEEs
A committee OF one from each county
chosen by the respective delegations.
wns appointed on credentials, nan.lS
+. ID. Stonchill. of Storey; Lnn,prnnn. Of
of Esrnernlda; Dyer. Of Lander; Cohen.
Of Lincoln, Gregoty. Of washoe: Will
linms, Of Nye; Clayton, Of White Pine;
Richards. of Churchill. HenIcy. OF
Dodglas, and II mna. OF Humboldt.
On Permanent Organization and
Order Of Business. the Chair appointed
Davis OF Storey. Mcfarland OF washoc.
McBeth Of Lander, Sears Of Elko. aud
Starnpley OF Ormsby.
On Platform aud Resqlulions com
mit,ee of seven wis appointed by the
Chair. namely. Cnuavau. Davis. Hualy
Hugcrmun. Briggs. Merrill and Stamp
ley.
On motion the Convention adjourn, Il
until $50 2. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-13
The Arrival Of GEN. Grant.

TIE salute Ct II gun, in honor Of Gen. Z. s,
Grants expected arrival In this city at o'clock
this afterno n, VIII be fired inside OF the Agri-
cultural apartment grounds by special per-
mission or The Commissioner or Agriculture.
The Boys in Blue will take charge Of Gen. GRAFT
at the depot, they having made arrangements
for his public reception. Gen. Beall win meet
Mrs Grant and take her directly 10 his hou &C.
The Boys in Blue VIII escort Gen. Grant to Geo.
BealIS house. at Lafayette square and some
ever Ing this week wifi serenade him. Colonel
Efeiy T.. Ford. the department commander Of
the order of the Boys la Blue has gone to Baltt-
more ana VIII return with Gen. Grant On the
limited express which Will arrive here ar four
O'Clock The companies Of the Boys la Blue are
assembling at the city Hail. and at three
O'Clock. headed b5 the Marine band will form
on pennsylvania avenue, the right OF the
column resting on 9Th street. Upon the arrival
or the train Gen. Grant will be NET by the re-
cepti0n committee and conducted to his car
11age, wnen the escort will move In the follow.
Ing order: Marine hand-First Division: Armed
Veteran Corps. Department Commander aud
stan, Gen. Grants carriage, carriages contain
Ing those members Of the national committee
Oh the BOYS In Blue now In the city. second
Diy!sion: Columbia CLUB Boys In Blue, com
maaded BY Colonel A: Hart; unassigned
S Cos OF Boys IN Biue. Third Division; .. s
Colonel +. A. Seely. OF the members OF the
national committee Of Boys in Blue who are ex
iected to be In the line are Gen. Logan, S nator
burnside. Gen. Hawley, Gems Thompson OF
Vermont; Crandali, OF oregon, and Ttchenor OF
the District OF Columbia The route OF the pro-
cession will be up Pennsylvania avenue 10 18Th
strvet, up 18th street u the continue ion OF the
Avenue, along the Avenue TO 16I s rect to the
residence OF Gen. BealL here the escort viii
Coun ermarch and pass in review before their
ca conTade and COMMANDER after which they
will be dismissed.
The Secretary Of War to-day issued an order
allowing such clerks as wished TO attend the
reception of Gen Grant to leave the T " srk At
econ. The other departments allowed the Boz s
IN Blue 10 leave al noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-13
Ringing Noises ia the Head. Loss
Of Memory.
And Every Form of Catarrh.

Tho oist1 resting sneeze, sneeAe, sneeze. the acrid
watery discharges from the eyes and nose. the
paint ui il fam nation 1ding TO the throat me
swelling Ct the mucous lniag. causing choking
fensatoIs cough, ringing noises in the head and
splitting headaches now familiar these symptoms
are to thCussGd DIS who suffer periodically from head
Gods influenza and who live in ignorance of the
tact that single application Of sANFoRD's RADI-
CAL CURE FOR CATARRH will afford Instantaneous
relief. 1t is infallible in this respect. test
mon'als from physiciaus. druggists and the most
1eable sources prove.
But this treatment in cares of simple Catarrh
gives but faint idea Of what it Will do in the
chronic ferns, where the breathing is obstructed
10y choking, putrid mucous accommodations. the
hearing affected smell and tasta gone. throat uice-
rated and hacking cough gradually fastening Itself
upon the debilitated system. Then it is that the
marvellous constitutional power of EANFoRD's RAD
lCAL CURE msnifests itself in instantaneous and
grateful relief. Cure begins from the first sppli-
cation. 1t is rapid. radical and permanent. 1t is
economical. agreeable, cafe ard never falling.
itHfile there is yet time. Attack without delay the
most aggravated and destructive form of human
suffering.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle
Of the RADICAL CURE, one box Catarrhal SOL
VENT and an IMPROVED INHALER. neatly wrapped
i'll package, and sold by al druggists for 81 co.
Ask fer sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
General Agents, WEEKS X POTTER, Boston.
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLAsTEEs relieve in five min
utes. decI3
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RAILROADS.
BAL TiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FASTLINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THEEAsT AND THE s VEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE ErFRor WEDNESDAY.
An. phof LesvE w Il
II. so Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis Eas; Er-
o. Baltimore. ElIioott City and way stations.
6. Baltimore, Annapolis. aud way. piedmont,
strs Ss' "incheste-. Hsserstown and way
s.Ie-point q ROCKS and way stations. -.
D. 4o-Stsnntrn aud Valley Express. t0cn
for Hasersto1n and AZ Point Of Rochs for
a.Oo-New York Philadelphia and Boston vxYrsss
's.".on Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapo II
College teltsvIlle Laurel Annapo,Is June
am ton: .essnp,s and Hsnoverl
Louis EXPRESS
ID Baltimore. EI]icott City. Annapolis and Way
Il 2s-on sunday only. for Baltimore ard way.
t2sS-Ne- Y"rs. Philsdelpn,a and Boston Extreqs
Telck, afG Sss S' asa WaS
.so"sai.more, Hrat.svipe snd Laurel Fx.
PRESS. Fr.derick, via Relay. Stops al Anna.
polls Junctop.)
t445npopt Of Rocks, Frederick, Haserstown.
=, TO Point of Rocks and Way Stations onlyl
IS -PhiIadelpiia and baltimore Express. Mar
vile ard Laurel
6. 05-point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6.45-Bs tlIno~e ard Way Ststions.
7.3u-BaltInt re and Laurel EXPRESS.
ts 5e-P1ttsbCrg. Chicago. Cincinnati and s.. Lens
Express.
9.45-Baltimore. Hyattsvils and Lsure3 Express
tlo.Oo-New York. Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press. Sieepir Car 10 New York and speC-
ial SLEEPING Car at Phsdeiphia
tDstlT, tSnnd8y only. Other trains dsily. e1-
cent Sunday.
AL trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apr ly at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, WASHINGTON Station, AID
6I9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner l4:h
street whore crtera VIII he taken for hsxSae to he
checked and received at any point in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-13

CONSTRUCTION OF TIE WASHINGTON CITY AND
POINT LOOKOUT r. R.-Major w. l. WhortOn,
recently engineer on the Virginia Midland r. R.,
now chief engineer ana Chief OF construction OF
the Washington City and Point Lookout X. r.
left the city this morning With full corps for a
trip over the ROAD 10 Point Lookout. on hts
return, the first OF next week, he VIII advertise
for proposals TO buitd the entire road. The
officers OF the TOad-COl. S. Taylor SUIT, Mary
land, president; A. w. Dimock, New York, vice
president; Geo. c. DmOck, treasurer, New Jer-
sey and several of the directors Joins the parts
at Brandywine Station to-day.
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West Washington, nee Georgetown.

DEATHs.-Mr Joshua W. Bishop, veteran OF
the war OF 1912. native oil Virginia. died az the
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. Allison. No. 1410
Congress street, Saturday night, aged So years.
Mr.. Bishop was well known In Columbus, Onto,
where he lived for many years, but resided Ia
feSsor HedIiCk, died at the residence OF the lat
ter. No. GS lst street. yesterday, aged IS years
Mrs. Ann Robinson, another Old resident
died at her residence, 1878 Prospect avenue
yesterday, aged SIS years.
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A MEXICAN CLAIMS CAsE-To-day Mr.. S. S.
HeDkle. for X. II. Porter, flied a btll In equity
against Stephen V. White. The bill states tnat
In 1865. A. NJ. Stand1sh. NJ NJ. Parsons and A.
Ii. COnTOw, Of Missouri, travelling il Mexico.
were Killed by the Mexican authorities, and in
1sG9 aud 20 plaintiff was authorized to prose-
cute Il claim for their heirs before the Joint
Commission, and he did so, recovering an
aN ard or about $50 Odn. for which he IS entitled
to over SIC, 600. tie further says he is indebted
to White $500, and White now claims Two
notifies, GS46h0D. ard he brings this bill that he
Inay be granted relief.