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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

| Oh INdnrNlilN anh h'hIilN WV WV Nh'''
house OF the boats This, and nothna
more
There is admirable blunt honesty
about Henry Ward Becchcr in some things,
For instance he was preaching the other
day from the text, "Thc love Of money i,
the root Of all, and said tcrscly, that mcr
dcspsc the money they haven't got, but he
never knew a man to dcspise it when he pot
it And that's gospel truth dead certain
The negro exodus from the lower
country still continues and it ia stated that
an average Of one hundred and fifty ncgroc,
of all ages, sexes and conditions lane in st
Louis daily Equally "a large numbers
are cntcuug Kansas from the south. some
making their way with teams and on foot
while many are brought by train. It seems
pretty well settled that the emigration,
from the south will continue steadily, and
opinions vary largely as to the effect upon
that section of the country
The recent changes in the running
time of the Illinois Central and Cairo Short
| Line roads are advantageous The north
orn express leaves Anna at . o'clock in the
evening and arrives in Chicago at ~,
o'clock in the morning, Three passenger
trains an the Central connect with the Short
Line at Du Quoin, SO that visitors TO St
Louis can enter that city in the morning or
evening, or at night
A most dastardly attempt was made
the night Of the 10th to wreck the plssen-
yer train on the Illinois Central road three
miles south OF Ia Sale, by removing u rail
from the track The deed was discovered
about II o'clock that night by Joseph
Reilly and Thomas Furguson, who remained
at the place Of danger until the train was
due, and running down the road. signalcd
for the engineer to stop by this act the
young men saved many lives There is no
clue to the perpetrators
The best window sash fastener ever
seen in Cairo is the Harvey patent, simple.
durable aud cheap, only 80 cents per win
dow. warranted burglar proof is neat and
ornamental, will bear weight Of 2lo
pounds. faslcns either sash. lowered or rails
ed, open or closed, wherever you want
them can be put on any window in five
minutes, without altering or cutting the
sash The pqtcnten will give $500 for any
thing hat will beat it, Go 10 Lancaster &
RICE and ask them 10 show it to you and
you wiiI order it for all your windows
The school board held meeting yes
rcrday. for the purpose. 1t WAS understood,
Of investigation charges, but rurnors
dpropat,ry to the character Of one or two
OF the cporad teachers in the coiored
school If any facts were oscertlined, OF
any special action taken by the board, We
WE'RE unable to learn Of IT, We do not
think this matter should be, or will be
dropped or passed over in light man
ner The public for week past has been
rolling the sweet morsel Of scandal under
the tongue. and now have p right to know
what the school board intend doing about
1 = Tt.. y..,.,,.,H :. IL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
SPECIAL SESSION.

BOARD Up COUNTY COMMISSIONERS or Arex-
AMBER COUNTY, MS, MONDAY, hyuART
18TH lSsb.
Tho Lo,,d IF rorntv commissioners ,t
,,,.,nd.,,o,,o,n III, ,o., n srooiol sac
49,,
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brliey anu g. H. N. "iu''S' commissioners
ihiS N'Hslo' VI llt ''''' WIS t'i''" i"F
the purpose Of making arrangements for
the rapairiuo Of the bridge over Sandy
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tH 70 tht p'a'u ~ IN very UNSAFE nohIl-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

lr has wonderful power on Bowels, Tiycr
and Eidncys VIVA" Kidney Wort try It,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

EvEnYwHERF YOU hear the londest
praises oi st Jacobs on for the cure nr
Rheumatism
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

MISCELLANEOUS RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
Service in the Presbyterian church will
be conducted by Rev George, this morning
and evening
Father Hoaan,wi. coujuc. services in
st. Joseph's church, on the corner Of Cross
and Walnut streets Vespnrs At the usual
hour, p. m.
Rev. David A. Bonnar will conduct the
usual services in the Church Of the Re
deomer Episcopay on Fourteenth street,
between Washington and Walnut, at the
usua' hours
Rev. 2. knapp Of the German Lutb.
eran church, today conducts Sunday
School at . 30 o'clock and regular services
at #. Seats are free and everybody "a
cordially invited
The coming February viii have nine
Sabbsrhs FIVE Christian and four Jewish
it should be a pretty good little month
on that account nor to speak Of the birth
day Of that eccentric and lonesome man
who could not tell lie
Father Mssterson, Of the Roman Cath.
lie church on the corncr Of Ninth street
and Washington avenue, ia on hand to con.
aucf srryices fhis rooroiDinp and hold SIM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
THE DAILY BULLETIN

OFFICIAL PAPER or ALEXANDER COUNTY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
SMALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS


LasT WORSR-Sm RRwARn,
A email hay horse, the hind hoo( cracked, saddle
scar 90 back, shoes IN frNnl Feet, when .afl nenri
,roia nine days ago he NAs an The NisNfNppi
Ievce near TeutA street VIII paw 0rc dollar r..
wsra fot hn return TO ne, Al the Illinois vsniNl
pss.ensrr npnot JlM DA\l,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

Tho number Of men in this city. says
the Virginia Chronicle, who are hungrily
hunting for tho Sack, and eagerly
throwing themselves In tho way Of
political procurers, In the hope Of being
enrolled among the harlots in Sharon's
rstinue, 10 almost beyond belief. Some
OF these wretches claim 10 be respects.
bic and decent citizens, yet look upon
the ballot al so much merchandise. to
DO sold to tho highest bidder. and not
content to wait for purchasers. some Of
them are hawking their votes and in.
huence about the streets, crying their
wares and begging somebody to buy. A
we'll known Republican lawyer tells n
Chronicle reporter that nearly u hundred
men have been in his Office AID une.
quivocally offered to sell their votes for
money. and that some OF these men are
looked upon as decent citizens. He
was surprised when they made the OBJ
ject OF their visit known, but in every
case had allowed them TO fully commit
themselves before informing them that
Ac was lot in the business Of corrupt.
ing the ballot box and had no control
over the Sack. After disabusing their
corrupt minds OF the impression that he
was n Sharon honchmen. the lawyer
referred them to the Office in the Bank
OF California building.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
8nubbrd AEaiu.

The Reno GdIstte Of Thursday. says:
Senator Sharon arrived from Carson
last evening and took the overland ira; n
on his way home to San Francisco. He
received no serensde at the depot here.
no arrangements to that effect having
been made by him with the Reno band.
The Senator stood = quarter OF an hour
in The ofice OF the Depot Hotel. He
leasc,l against The bar and talked with
the Proprietor. A straHSet il y mul.
berry suit. Job 1rotl-t, pe+haps. came
up and talked With him. There were =
hundred Of the Senator's constituents
about the station. None of them spoke
to him. Few appeared to know who he
was. This apparent Loneliness and
friendlessness Of a man whose name is
so we'll known in this State was most
remarkable. Two men were passing
through the Office. One caught the
others arm and whispered:
That's Sharon"
"Well. who cares q d-n for Sharon. I"
said the other. This sentiment seemed
tc be shared by the bsstaadefs. Pres
emily Sharon slid out to his oar, and In
An hour he had passed beyond the bor-
der OF the State in which he has con-
strdctive Residence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

Col. STONE recently addressed Nh
audience in Virginia City. ho said
81 believe Nevla will cleo. HeBccrk il
the Democrats Of this county do their
duty. Since 1868. We have hal the
mighty dollar thrown at us, aud men
have been coerced to vote usains, their
o)uviciions. but don't believe that
will be attempted this campaign. II
the people are let alonc, they will give
Hancock 500 majority. But We must
go TO work and make an aggressive
campaisn-just such one as Han
cook made against the men fought
with
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

SOMETHING over two years ago an
Euglishman named King was one OF the
fighting characters Of San Jose. After
a frst.class introduction Into police
circles, be left for Idaho. taking with
him woman called Lizze King, whom
ho had married. Shortly after his ar.
rival in the Territory he was killed by
bis partner, Now somes the iutolli
geiico OF the killing Of the woman nj
Bonanza City. Idaho. on the 18th ult..
by her second husband. Robert Haw
thore. She had been married less than
a week, and it is supposed that Hnw.
thorne shot her on account OF their
financial troubles. After infliclin2 the
wound which caused her death, the
murderer sent bullet crashing through
his own brain. The woman was 81
yenrs OF age md native Of Eugland
While In Snu Jose she kept house on
San Augustin street, San Jose TTmes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
The QuInn Disaster.

The fire In the Quinn shaft was OK.
tiuguished yesterday. says Ito Virginia
Chronicle Of Thursday. after it had
Lurned out the ;imbers to depth Of
nearly 40 feot. Tho shaft has cRved
badly from the top. and all the ma
chinery except the engines and boilers.
is destroyed. The engines are damaged,
but to what oxtent has not yet been as
certained. The buildings are total
wrecks, and NIL the lumber aud tools
burned. Tho amount of the losses has
not been determined as yet. The mon.
ayers arc satisfied that the wstchman,
Thomas Laundry, who was burned to
death, was drunk when ho went to the
mine, and the fire was caused by his
cHrelessnes in handling the lights.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
The savage nulkhcnd.

Says the Chronieles The flow Of
water into the Savage shat, has been
checked by the bulkhead Ht the mouth
OF the drift running to the Combination
shaft. which was completed yesterday
morning. The puinp is now running
only three strokes per minute. and
easily keeps the shaft dry. Formerly
the pump rms run 20 seven strokes per
minute. and, besides. two huge bailing
tanks were kept constantly gong. Now
that there is no water to give trouble,
drifting may be resumed i'll the Chollar
on the 2i00 level. From the face OF the
south drift on that level a diamond
drill has been ruu south n distance OF
400 feet, penstratiug the Potosi ground,
without nnding any water. This drill
hole Is 10 the cast of the vein. 1t will
DO folio Ned up with drift from which
cIosscuts will be made in due time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

CH'IGMAS BARSuAi. OF the Executive
Committee OF the Democratic National
Committee. has arrived at Indianapolis.
He will remain In Ohio and Indiana for
the nrst thirty days, pf un:li tho orto.
Der election. 1t is said, md apparently
on good authority, thAt Mr.. Barnum
has no. doubt about Indiana, as he
has regarded it MS merely matter OF
organization, effort and money. Eng
lish has the money. and his methods
are in perfect accord with Daruum's 8
active aggressive policy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

SsnD rsAe. LI-.n -. s.u.. .s..S...i..I..
An irrelevant person who listened to
Mt. 5ohn Sherman's observations last
Tuesday evening in Ohio. commended
to the lips Of the orator nauseous out
wholesome draught In tho form Of an
inquiry Why General Arthur was re.
moved by Mr.. Sherman from the Collec.
torsbip Of New York. Mr. Sherman
swallowed il without visible emotion,
and answered.: IL have never said one
word impuenipg Gen, Arthur's honor
or integrity as q man and . gentle
man."
In the face Of tho following letters. it
would be interesting to know what Mr..
Sherman Understands the words
"honor. " "integrity" aud ''impugnins"
to mean:
"Gross abuses OF administration have
continued aud increased during your
iucumbency. Persons have been regu.
lsrly paid by you who have rendered lit
tie or no service. The expenses Of your
Office hsvo Increased. while its receipts
have diminished. Brides, or grstuities
In the shape Of bribes, have beeM re.
ceivCd by your subordinates in several
branches Of the Custom House. and
you hare in no ease supported ths e6ort 10
correct R.''--[ From his Letter to Chester
A. Arthur. January 81. 1870.
III Il i,:o be held that 10 rtocare The
removal of Mr. Arthur. it is sufficient to
reasonably establish that gross abuses
Of the administration have continued
aud increased during his incumbency;
that many persons have been regularly
paid on his rolls who rendered little or
no service; that the expenses of his
ofice have increased. while collections
have been diminishing; that bribes. or
gratuities in the nature Of bribes, have
b,en received by his subordina,es in
several branches OF the Custom House;
that efforts to correct these abuses have
not met his support, aud that he has
not given to the duties OF the Office the
requisite diligence aud attention, then
1t is submitted that the case is mad.
out, 7hi; form Of prrof tie department is
prepared 10 submit. II From his Letter to
the President of the United States Sen,
ute Pending Merritt's Confirmation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

THE loss OF the steamship City Of
Vera Cruz Is confirmed by the report Of
seven survivors who have been washed
ashore near 1T. Augustine. The sc, hes
on board the vessel during the violent
hurricane Of Saturday and Sunday wetc
terrible. but dispatches give only q
Lrief sketch Of the distress Of those on
board whom tho vessel became unmnnn.
gesble. The captain and many OF the
Grew werc washed ovofbDnfd, aud when.
q. $40 o'clock on Sunday inbrnipg. the
steamer went down, the llio Jonts aud
rats mad been rendered useless by the
storm, and tho met who wete saved
Goated ashore of whatever they could
grasp. Thefe we're 10 petsobs on board,
iuolu,iing the eS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
The st.trs '.nt WIN settle


The electoral votes OF New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut will determine
the result OF the election. It would be
difficult to mention three States whose
people are more industrious, intelli.
gent, thoughtful and patriotic than
theirs.
These btntea stnd a members TO the
House OF Representatives, and they uost
50 electoral votes. With acceptable
men on both silos, and on fair trial
OF stength between the two parties. all
three States went for Mr.. Tilden in the
spirited canvass Of 1876, By an aggregate
majority OF 1870 o. II will be seen that
this Is an average majority Of more than
1000 for each Congressional district,
and only little leus than that for each
Presidential elcctor.
With such popular Democratic can.
didate rs Winfield S. Hancock, and
such tainted Republican candidate as
James 4. Garfield. is there any good
reason for suPposing that the result in
these three States tbis Fall will not be
II repetition Of that Of four years ago?
II any OF our estsemed Republican con
temporaries are disposed TO answer this
question in the affirmative, will they
explain the grounds OH which they base
their opiuion?-Ncr York Sun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

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The Committee then proceeded TO 't-
iablish polling plnccs in the various
precincts. aud appoint judges OF cleo
ton throughout tho same.
Tuscarora-At Silver Brick Saloon
Judges: A. J. Dallas, W. J. Unou.
Coruucopia-At Rogers & McAviu's--
Judges: Il. Grunbaun, T. McAvin.
Jack Creek-At Ches. Woodward's-
Judges Ches. Woodward.
Island Moun,nin--At u. P.nrod's-
Judge; E. Penrod.
Drunsnu-At l.. G. Dorsey's-Judge:
L. G. Dorsey.
Good Hope-At Pnge's-Judge: -
Kelly.
Mountain City-At Disadvantages:
]. II. Bacon, Vim. Hnzeltine.
Columbia-At Ben Davis'->Judgcs I:
B. Davis. Il. Hughes.
Lone Mountain AT Wielaud's-
Judge: ]. Ii. wirlaud.
Hubbard's-At Hubbard's-Judgcs:
Jasper Hurrell, Bon. Hubbard.
Rock Cresk-At W. stoeaels--
Judge: George Cowlos.
White Rock-At---Judge: -
Mnrdis District-At Mardis'-Judge
Hugh Martin
Elko--A, ulblih's iIhildins Judge 3;
John Hunter. ] 4. Hdofr.
Carlin-At Schoulhouse--JuLges: T.
A. Jones. James Mcclure.
Hnlleck Station-At II. McCnin's--
judges: ii. Mccain. o. G. Mcdonald.
Pleasant ValIey--At II. Young's-
Judges: Henry Truman. II. Young.
Lamoille-At II. Kcilh's - Judges
Jud. Dakiu. Johu McDermou.
Fort Haileck--Xt Mnyer's-Judgcs
G. f. Mayer, J. u. Abel.
Stor vailcy-At Scboolhouse-Judges
Lee st. Clair. WIN. Armstrong.
North Ruby-M Smitli's-Ju ,gcs:
Jos. Smith. Morris lIenly.
Clover valloy - Al sehoolhouse---
q Jnmpmnn. n. Shore
wells-At Joe Surfaces Saloon
Jidges, Al. Fisher, VIM. Conser.
Moofe Sat Jawson's-JudHci 49,
Lawson.
Toano-Af Wes. Johuson's-j1dses
e. @. Hardy !. McGraw.
Tecoma--A{ solon Peck's--judyct
Harry Myers,
Railroad--At (intpeauI's Sniooh- -
judges: Jos. Taylor. II. ). CnrpeauS.
Huniington--At Ctawford's Hdneh-
Judges: J. Tenor. g. Hale.
South Fork--At fuckers Hnhch--
George Shepherd. Tom Chandler.
Mound valley--At oo,en'sa=Judges
q. u: Abel, W. II. Kennedy.
South Ruby--At Overland. nabsh-
Judges: Thos. Harrison, A. W. Gcdbey
sprucemont AT o'Harra's Saloon
Judges: jack Finley y. o'HW,a.
Kins,ey--J Jvdgssi John shuck. +
Kingl,baeb.
De frtes Miil--Ai Mili--,Iudgos, G
d. Fry. O. Ashby.
Independence AT brewery = Judge
! ---- CUYMf.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

The Denver TfiLuntI Santa Fe special
says the latest news from chihuahua is
that Col. Vale hos gone south with oil
the available Mexican troops to inter-
cepi the rovolutionists aud suppress the
revolution in the State OF Durango,
Col. Joaquin TenAssas. with 200
mounted volunteers. has tnken field
against Hictorios Indians and the
different towns on the border have been
called upon to furnish volunteers for
the campaign.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12


The ttial OF Charles Pohl, accused OF
having committed rApo upon little
daughter of Simeon ogg. took place at
Gold Hill on Thursday. Considerable
trouble was experienced in securing a
jury to try tho case. Defendants g coun.
sci moved to rule out tho evidence rs 10
Pohl's confession wbilo confined in
jail, on the ground that Il was procured
under promise OF his release. The
motion being sustained by tho Court,
and the alleged victim, Birdie ogs, be.
Ing too young to testify, not under.
standing tho nature Of an oath, the
District Attorney entered a noie pros,
and the defendant was discharged.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

A GIRL named Rogers. four and half
years old, fell from the west bound
Union Pacific emigrant train Tuesday
night, near Elkhorn Station, and was
soon missed by her mother. who had
allowed her 10 60 to the water closet
alone. and from there she went out OH
the platform. The alarm was given aud
the train was backed up. and the child
was found sitting up on tho inside Of
the track with both arms taken or at the
elbows. She wns taken on to Fremont,
where she and the mother and other
children wcrc left. Amputntion OF the
arms was performed. aud tho child is
reported doing we'll to-day. Mrs. Rogers
and family are from Ohio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

HInAn BEnnr. an old and very wealthy
citizen OF Frankfort. Ky, married Mol.
lie Taylor, = Louisville adventures.
BOrry's sons aud friends woro shocked
by this proceeding, aud induced him to
part from her. Since ,hnt time thou.
sands OF dollars have bcon paid her for
tho purpose Of keeping her quiet, but to
no avail. sho arrived in Frankfort o
few days ngo, and going directly TO the
berry residence. asked for hor husbahd.
The eldest Of the sons responded by
kicking her out Of the grounds, cutting
her face and breaking somo Of her ribs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

Az Outario dispatch says soinc China.
men at work on tho Canada Pacific
Railway. ~oro standing on rock over
a blast when premature explosion took
place. They were hurled iuto the air.
Two had their skulls fractured. The
friends Of tho men seized picks nnd
axes and started to wreck vengeance on
the foreman Of the gang. q white man.
They chased him several miles, bnt he
finally escaped.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
No 81.
On motion til. following fs.Slssi6Et
%ere unanimously adopted:

On motion the following fSsClatiokt
were unanimously adopted:
Re,oiGed. That the Pimatfe4 6e he'd
between the. hours of 3 and 6 O'Clock II
the afternoon OF Saturday, Septe6bst
lete, except as 10 Tnscerofl and
i:lko. where they can be, held belussA
the hours of, IL and z in tho aiternooni
Re'oireri. That any vacancies ih tht
Judges may DO HlleI by the qualia ID
Democratic voters In tho PreoInct thas
such vacancy occurs. All judges appoirit
their clerks.
The iOllosiBs tsat Tor ali p.r.ooi
Offering To vote at the PnMali.s ~ai
aIrced to:
Re'oired, That the test in the Demo:
cratic Primaries to 10 held Saturday,
September II. 1880. for the voters shall
ees They must he of the age Of 7i
yearst a voter, q Democrat aud pledge
themstires TO rote for Hancock aaH
GaslIsh. NJ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

JoHS ". MACHAI. who was subpenaod
to appear August 3oih, as q witness in
the case OF John II. Burke against J. q.
Flood, Of. nj. but failed to respond At
tho appointed time, was served With an
order Of sourt directing him 70 show
espss Why be sboNid 10, bo committed
to prison OF othefwiSe punished for con.
tempt 10 failing 10 obey tho subpeus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

r. u. !. RESp. Of the Arm Of Prioe 4
Read, ore Of tho leading business men
Of Austin, Lander county. died At that
place on Thursday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

HoN. PHfLbir Ro2cH OF the Ekdnintr
has boon nominate for tho Assembly
In San Francisco by the Democracy!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

TaS demoralited Republican party is
clinging to General Grants coat-tails in
its struggle to perpetuate itself. He is
drawn out every other day for campaign
purposes. First he is employed TO call
on the Boys in Blue to rally to the sup
port of Garfield. Next wo hear OF the
old chief oil the confessional to the
effect that he has never voted Repub-
licau ticket, but is now going to do so
for the 6rst time IN his.lifo, Tho latest
information 10 that he will preside at a
Garfield and Arthur ratification meeting
in New York City. 1t iImore apparent
every day that the stalwart leaders have
fnttered Grant with tho delusion that
he will receive their nomination in
1884, aud that in consideration Of the
offer lie has consentedto become mere
purrr, In the hands of his mshasers.- -
S. =. Globe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

GEs. McCLELLAS was welcomed nl
the the reunion Of the New Hampshire
Veterans. yesterday. and mado n brief
speech. About $4,000 persous were
present.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

MONDAY night o man entered the
Comstock saloon ai Bodio. and fred a
shotgun at Robert Whitaker, striking
him q little to the left OF the navel.
Whitaker 10 dangerously hurt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

NEVADA cousTr has tbroe hugo ele.
plants on her hands. They escaped
from the circus at Colias nnd nrc now
roaming through the Sierras.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

Tar Snbiyerssry of the battle Of Sedan
Was very generally celebrated through.
Uut ueIfdauy, Thusda,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

I'm Californis State Fair opens on
Monday. tho Goth instant