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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11

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rae @S.xr..
ne wy "-| 1'-'.
The usst.bound eHfgrsnt and east.
b6and express ArrivsAsre nearly at the
.s a.: 'i Sc !; e $;;sssiSiES: = ii. ..i.
ing on 70 a Sido.trAck to allow the pas.
= engert to pull out first. Last evening
vhen the passenger pulled.in a large
cro~,l vas gathered on tho platform.
sufOtg which was q fair sprinkliug Of
enigrants. Joe SurfseeS-in walking
Gbout the platform conceived the idea
Of getting mp . Josh at the expense of
tbs etnigrants, which for diabolic, cuss.
edness, exceeds anything that hs come
9Hder our observation for many a day.
Surrounding hiusslfsyith ssrsFAxham.
shehad already posted. 10" commenced
the recital OF . horrible massacre that
had just taken place about eight miles
down the road. aud SOC attracted n
large crowd. eager to catch every word.
yoE's sroRf
was'As fOllsUA AtEee,isSls drgNtsk
but = moment ago from my brother.
who lives on q little ranch n few miles
this side Of Carlin. informing me that
the Indians had broke 10 $50 aud were
playing HI generally; numbering
the settlers NJ Blue Horse GuIch, aud
scalping women aud children. and at
Las, acGHt4ssSrshedAiSg ihatts Aigst-
ton At this point Al Fisher stepped
up ana swore that he would not 60 any
further on the train. which caused quite
nu' e settlement and furry among the
emigrnnts.
BART. SHEDS
Bartlett Of the osyl passing just at
this time in cousidSf sSss haste. 200
stopped him. aud ,askedh hed re-
ceivsd any lated : from DE fuaian
massacre. "a atuni6seA AAt
racket" osadi at ,ssee .sn,ersd NO !.
,woful rtask6f bstsSsJ5ls e.pesssnss
of himself asd11paniSses bad
been cap,1rs4 ~ 1hs Indians. jbnd
after untoldi S~nfEings. and the
loss Of nearly half t&eir yttle band.
succeeded in pehe .AsiES escape.
Bursting into tears. which he was MAN.
fully trying to suppress. Bart. Llubbered
out, "P-o-o-r little Jim my, booh-
hoo! Shot aud scal-ped hight before
my eyes boob -hoo-hoo!
Ntssf-fs J=-rs So
THE EMIGR ANTS EXCITED.
"a nervous feeling began to make IT.
self apparent among the emigrants.
One Of them who had II large family
aboard. went to the Conductor, who
Was also posted. and anIiouSly request.
ed him to detain the train until the
worst wfs ;HscertAipsA deeL4ins, that
he would FATHER fohnnin here ana ale,
than have his family butchered by the
raj iends away from the haunts Of civil
ization. The Conductor informed him
that his orders were strict, and come
what would, the train must go On. nj.
wishing him. however. to thorou, hly
arm hiiassif anil prep Hs for the worst.
IL DISPATCHES.
At this j%uucture, Harry Lorraine
rushed frantically ont of the telegraph
office, waving a dispatch in the air, and
g~esticulating in mn excited hammer.
Mounting an elevated position be open
ed the telegram and read ms follows:
Cabin. April. G.
Dear Husband: The Indians have
burned our house. and carried of
Fannie and Eva. , ESCAPED with BamsH
I'd Carlin. Send help. NMhf. ~
The following was also received and
read:
CARSON. April G.
To Captain c. G. WaTner, Commanding
Company d., N. s. ~:
Hold yourself inEpudiness 10 march
at moments notice" KISK HEAD.
Goyernnr
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The 'ollrse5f@ giles Hntpb.%nastAS
calico ball. 10 tako place on tho 10th:
No7mdy 'siD, DO allowed upon the
floor unless a,iired IN calico.
Ladies' VIII farhiah calico nocklies,
Of the s"aiS rattO'A's. their dresses, sOs
their escorts.
Scnticman may wear calico suits but
II is not conpptvty.
ELxo bsiIInsi sSs JamS eSsaUsn9.
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lAnA.

The New York Mining Record Of
'M"rCAI H.h. 1870 sipss Me sdeellae ~
Gnr last issue the market has been some.
what unsettled A3idifrdssp]&a Sdri.h
Il feeling Of uncertainty buyers have
been rather ,imid and unwilling to take
stock freely. Sales OF Common Do.
nestle have been made as low rs 8 $40
cents, and bids have not generally beoh
above 81, but latteIly the market hos
been steAdier and sales have beenlhAds
Mt 6 3.s cents, with holders asking 5H.
The transactions reported since our last
issto aggregate about 500 to GOO tons
Common. Foreign hass been offered in
small quantities at 6H cents. but the
lay dowp coat at present. .cnble quota.
tions is nbout5 8 10. eeakS
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Anim unItion,

Powder. Shot, Cartridges. Shells,
Wads, Gun aud Pistol Tubes. Gaps,
Primers, Reloading Tools, Mouids,.
Springs, Sights, Flasks, Sowing Ma.
chino Oil and Shoe Polish. Loaded
Shot Cartridges always on hand; also
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers and
Cpkes, Pdrc Spices, Estrnctsy bundles,
Nuts, Tobacco, otc., at lowest Cash
pticcs and Best quality guaranteed at
W.. A. JAcksos's,
b NEXT door 10 Postonice. :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
air AHS1eyuR

HT- ,nTn' 1gTo tiVe.I FTEWt
The great English remedy--hSsSaadS
more cures OF Nervous Debility: SjAtf.
nal wensness. Lost Msnhood. enootuf-
nal emissions, lassituds,,, Inability foiS I,
mental labor. ~desppoondency and such
hi:eases as are induced by youthfnf
'follies and ezcossss. than all other
medicines combined. I Why will you
suffer2 sendtoS A. e. fAIiuiie. NJ D.;
No. AfKssrrsy sFssstS pu ! rnri.sosl q
for the Restorative and, be cured. Price
50 per bottle. Fuht tfhes4he quantity
$40. Try q bottle. DR.. Mintis treats
all private disossos successfully whit +
out tnercuty.. sroH rrsp sts haa "s
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NI,sssSNsaYlj USED.

II Is strange so many people will
continue to suffer day after day with
dyspepsia, liver complaint. constipation.
sour stomach, general debility. when
they they car procure a. my store Shi.,
loh's vitalizer, free Of COAT " Vdoesi
not cure OF relieve them. Price 10
cents, Sold by F. +. Muller, Drug.
Rihtc
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Notice.
On and pftcrltpuh III w6 will furnbfBy|

for cash only. In lots to suit the trade.
q. Conrnd'S celebrated 81. Louis bud.
weiser Beer. In barrels containing G duz.
quarts, at $40 50 per barrel.
II REcKuAgr Il F'rosLi Il.
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NYanfsd,.

A woman to do general house work "a
a small family. For particulars kpuiy
al THIS once EtIo, Gpiiis, 1880.
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lrron Tlsr.ass4B4y.l
2&&#.4N INH.


the 3sth anniversa'y-witAAs grand ball
In thS evening.
The koHA -
to arrive here Is occasioned by . couple
Of land slides on the line a the Virginia
4 Truekee railroad obstruetinR the road
and A@StAauAs trAins. Bsa,ssJ
Professor Plummer will appear opeo
ATI before an Elko aodience before
starting East. Mr.. Plummer announced
late This
wouldsbs held ~ freeman Halb to-
morrow evening. ~ .sigisa.r-,sW
Reversed .G+orsr Iennins. win,
preach ut Freeman Hall q, the usual
houfs. morning and eSening. Sunday
next, DIRECTLY after The close o. hort
ing service. the organization Of q Sun
day School will take place.
Mr.. I. n RLosdes,, one Of the. early
- 4identsa OF 'this place. arrived, heSv
with his family from EersiR. yesterday
Mr.. Rhoades PROPOSES TO refotate' per.
~maneptly In this county. feeling assured
from past experience ,hat prospect. b..e
are quite as ch.erisg as In any othe,
part. Of The State. Glad TO meet him.
Severri parties went, from here TO the
dance AT gaIlsck Station, fast emf
md sn nsaa byyin,. i;I,In,n hi. mo,r;nS
From ,bos wbo .,tended we l.,,n ,hs,
A verv nl-,.ap, tim. was had hrt ,h.,
tb. eo6Sanvl Snsthanf 9bs, I,.,,,,;,
pa,.d. IN. .b;,, -v,.tr,,;:h
ID l.. VII, p......, -, -
c~ellant; the supper was all that could
reasonably desired, and the festive
affair Ma \ compls,o sociuI succsss.H
". ARE ,u,borzed 10 ,nnorrcs
through these %colnu,ns Al, and
Mrs. s. N. Henley will t.le creo, Meas
ure In meeting their fri. pdkn, the ,sss
denee of AfssE fEtEk ohpostEt n.
Cour, HoasSSiss EOiAoasths eveSippI
Many of steye's old friends NAV bs a
little sKspheai regarding ,hiaSpSafehay
hssty departure from the line of con.
tduc. so lois Sua, Ahhnallyl ,nsasad IN.
thim, bni ,hry m.ys.roly, mon n TIM,
! this ism,ech,.xS pIuporrin.o ,n.,,;.
mouinl waters SSS
Der sui,, Ls has snpplisd Liusslf viii.
life pfeseIryy.f OF rennmar 1 ,bie i ncr
II ~. om;,hIo ,onno
any more %eo1ifuS, obi5,,e ,bnnve llTns;mrA
ton than we can in responding 20 il
the balnn,J e chs efu,ly "a zen int2isiy
favor. 90 IaI7sT
7, bsc.ma sI%a,,.,rr ,5n,,LlEsgs
in, H., .,o,,o- ..,,u.-t g-..I,-n.
eshs;As X,E@ z"-1Iysso
- fN"t"" one y
that every memberis an officer. author.
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A Great ML.rartuns.

II dovolves upon US to Inform our
citizens Of n fearful aud disastrous On.
laioity that-withoutS SarhingA-kns be.
fallen US, trusting that tho people Of
Elko viii nerrs 'th5rassiyes TO bear the
fearful blow with that iorlitudo which
has 30 often characterized them In sim.
llat misfortunes. Without further pre-.
faoo tho following dispatch received by
Sheriff Fitch Inst evening. sufficiently
eIpleiW itaelt
Sfhh'h w.paA nv. hNNl6.lf
j. u. Fitch, EIko,
Niger Dick NPSatfuiiJ declines 10 70.
turn to Elko OF petition Of your citizens.
/, acknowledgements
i Depot Motel Arrivals.
4. A. McPhec, Pleasant
q. W. Taylor; do THO
H. &. Conley. Tuscarora.
% John Stone. EInka1H1
I. Greenwood. wiscon,i
JrDr ASls tiailcck.
l.. wbitwor.b. Ban Francisco.
I'm, gattan. do
II. Nathan. ,sh do I'LL 4,
J.B. Rand, Shasta Ilttl
= W. n. Bcnhsm, Chicago. y ~
: MO. Connor. do o. Ne. rr a
Y. D.. Joy. Napa. Cal p ,
S------ % HuIr ,ri
.t u Arrivals, '.ra 81
Saturday sveniag--Mr. Il. wipoi, j..
H. Wines. r.. Harnng,on and n. e..
Conley. 10 10
L. -I-Al-, r q
DopAstnrsh
This morning by stage Nr u, nor,h,
L.. Whitwohh..
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Departures.

By stage for the North, this morning.
T. W. Huntington. Joa Armsdoni and a
zig tail
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HoteIuASrIysl..

Mrs. Gillispie. ruscAtora.
Chris Walsh, Battle Mountain.
Mrs. W. II. Dcnham. Chicago.
Harry Van Drcilieu. Holland.
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psfst' Is.tN XyIT<snr ~,

"ePVt "etet ATftSNtN. INV
Thqs, George. England,
J. Il. Wilmington. Hamilton. '''
John Lander, 'tIps VsMts.
IN h. Sbepbosd South Fork, d,
Mrs. X. Allen and child, Tnscarora.
@. T.. Dsyis, Gan Ffiincisco..' +t~
imi.!ssss''s'S'' atlsS''"'r'fHw
@. II. Hank. Hallcck Station.
T. y. Brennan. Star Valley.
-~-S sp~vv---uFk Ry
DepartureH.
Thss morning by stage for Railroad:
e.. r. Ruppel, n. Vida. j. Boulslopo
and one ChinMnSn.h ~ Ish v.sss bon d.
BY stage this morning for the North:
John u, Dennis aud walicr Fca.
t4s t-r--r--
Arrivals.
Last sight By stage frou'ihs North:
g. " Dayis. Mrs.. K..Ailen undichId,
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Departures

This morning-Mrs. wcstertall and
child aud Miss Hattie Arnold.
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Departures.
phis morpiug.-w. H Bsnhah..
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Ts1sats.tttRsaHl0

.,,rnrA rriTsls,a
Last e~vening--B. q. Howes. G. H..
afoots and n. MfKennsy.s ''.',i -
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ArrivaI,

Nr!'Na'r'
last GSenins-w. H.. BSnhsh,.
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stAlAN-4
Depot NSteI Arrivals.
u. q. Howes, TuscaTora.
II, Mckinney, do
g. II. Moore, do
J r. II. Harrison; Ruby f'.o-a' m.
Ohas. L. Davis, Reno. 20 ~
WIZ. Kelly. do, .t'gri
Amos Roach, Pleasant.
J. W. Mcdonald. Elko.
55SSh-.~gefHjng
fretkkth Reesfvsd NV"
\ Tho following frcights have been 70.
fcoiyed hess during tho pas. week: a.
. 0Thsso can. hay for Tucker ptos.;
1 chr ofye9d for A. Bixel, I car Of coal
for f. Romtth. I car wood for Joe
Smipsou, and | car Of lumber for T.. H..
p,,Ids 49, g"i,"as T1 rrs stt,N .s,gs
" -
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x..,ELbhX.

trr.. w...:gsI,.BIS
Fun FOR 11rlaHs.
MVSnlxe- rnE EHcGANrs.
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This morning by stage Nr the nor,h,
L. Whitwohh..
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Next door 10 Postomco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
An Interesting service

The beautiful ceremony Oi biess'hs
tho bell will he observed at the Church
Of the immaculate Conception, south
Wheeling, on next SUNDAY week, July
nun. The services will be IN charge ut
Vicar General sullivan, with the Kew
A. S,hlricher, pastor Ut the church, as
assistant. The programme as arranged
embraces brass baud and excellent
vocal music. bCsIdcs other exercises Of
solemn interest.
The bell is a beauty irom tue es1s6-
hshment oi Jones n Co, Troy, \ y
and though weighing upSards oi l,DO
pounds, can with the dld ut 10 machln'
ery, be- easily ruug by a boy OF Il years
The bell contains the following lnscrlp-
tian in Latin. "lu Honor TO the Bless,
ed Viyin Mary, Under the Passionate oi
Rev. Antonio ScheiCher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and DOings

Master Charlie List Hamilton Is visit
ing at the residence Oi Capt Tom
Moore, Oi Tiltonville.
John T. Mctiraw, ESD, OF Grafton, ~
in the city.
Dr. Geo. Kelly has returned from
Cincinnati, where he attended the Con
vention. lie says he had good time,
which must be true, ~ 1t took hun a
long time to tear himself away.
Fred. ID. Frederick lett for New Mar
tinsyillo Yesterday TN visit.
\ PARTY consisting oi Lawrence Wood
ward, Vim. bean and Cash Evans, at
Wheeling, Milton Stewart, OF Betialre,
George Dean. sam Dean and Dave
Simpsou, Of Mingo. aud Levi Crandall
aud VIM. Shipman, at Steubenvllle,
have hied themselves away To Frank
Adams on IA hunting tour. The down
river boys started yesterday III two
spring wagons drawn 10y mule teams,
while Shipman and CrandalI lett thus
morning via Panhandle having the
commissary department IN charge. ms
is substantially the same party that
made such good hunting record about
a month ago, aud We have no doubt they
will again knock the squirrels endways.
-StuLctrd Z GdsstiS.
Will III. Martin, of North Wheeling,
is taklI in Pittsburgh sights.
He. 1hurmond, ESQ, OF Beverly, Ran
dolph county, was at the Auditors office
yesterday.
j. w. McCreary, Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney of Raleigh county, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mrs pr. Hazlett, of South Wheeling,
is visiting friends in Washington, Pa.
Ira h. Nauiosseu aud lady, OF North
Wheeling, lett Yesterday morning Tor u
visit To relatives in Pennsylvania.
Miss Ida Hall, Hall of Fourteenth
street, leil yesterday on the noon tram
ior Washington, Pa, where she will he
the guest at the Misses Braden during
commencement.
Miss Jennie Simpson is visiting ac-
uuaintances in Little Washington.
Mr.. 4 + Xoeckler lett yesterday for
Deadwood City, Dakota Territory, where
he will enter into the pork packing bust
ness with his brother, WIN Ipeckler,
who located in that place about year
ago.
George Leighton, one OF the pupils at
the IIudsley Institute, lett yesterday
morning Tor Cincinnati, where he will
he examined on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday by the Board oi Examiners ct
Harvard College Prof. Birch, one OF
Mr.. LIS teachers, is in Cincinnati, and
will attend the examination.
Hon. John A. Campbell, of Hancock
county, registered at the New Mcclure
last night.
Mr.. Lon Linch lett last night on the
l.. g. X st. /. Tor Wellshurg, where he
will 20 overland To Washington, Pa, To
attend commencement hop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
THE GAS WORKS STRIKE.
Mhnt Both Sides Have 10 Say.

Yesterday afternoon the REIiSrER
Mas waited upon 10y committee oi
two representing the striking hands al
the gas works new tank. lhey han
certain grievances 10 yenulAIe, they
said, aud wanted the reporter To give
the gas works people coss. The story
AS t0ldhy them, Is briefly, as follows:
They responded tu an advertisement
IN the RSeISTER fur men To dig the tank
ior the new hulicr. They did not know
what price they were tn receive, hul
supposed Il would b. the regular price
pa,d Ia city hands. There Was an ordi-
nance, they said, which authorizes the
city To pay ~ 10 per day Ia lah"rers
Alter working three days they we're
told they would receive 81 - per day,
whereupon most ut them struck,
Inc, Wanted this u NJ pet day, AMI
thought they were Justly entitled to u.
They wanted their demand made pub
lie through the RGGISTER aud leit alter
receiving the information that both slides
would be- given an opportunity o he
heard
shortly alterward, the reporter ran
acruSs Col updegraH, City Clerk, ami
NNlAllfl NA AAlAAA NAtfNAaNh ha'''N
exlSltuCe an ordinance as ment'ohed
above. tie replied.
There Is NO such ordinance IN exist
ence. Council passed a resolution au-
thoriziug the payment ut IL % per day
To laharers, hut there was no ordl'
nInce
Proceeding to the gas works oihce, the
reporter found Mr.. White, the superb
tendrnt, there talking ta several OF tue
trustees. la relation tu the strike, Mr;
White sald. II told the mcn eould
not tx the price until the Trustees had
decided upon what they would pay
They fixed the price at Sl.S5 and l 81
notified the MN"
"Hnw any have you at WORK
About fourteen, this aiteTnoon-we
can work from iorty IN tOrty'tyc. The
price We pay is IL cents per hour, anu Is
sO stipulated on the receipts.
"Hes,we pay the highest market price,
interpOlaled one oi the Thu eS I'VE
can get all the men We SanI at that
price. enquircd at the Top and Bel
mo Mt mills, and found they were paying
% and 10 aud working their men
eleven hours, whereas We only work
ours ten hours. would not give these
strikers any mention; don't think they
deserve Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
ANOTHER ACCIDENT
At O Blast Furnace-Three Men
Burnt at the Top Mill Last
Ntght. %

At O Blast Eurnace-Three Men
Burnt at the Top Mill Last
Night.
Last evening about halt past seven
O'Clock a rumor became current In the
central portion OF the city that an aeci,
dent had occurred at the Top Mil, oil
the same nature as the one at the River.
side Furnace last week, and that several
OF the workmen had been seriously
hurt. A representative OF this paper &C
eordingly started out to hunt up the
facts in the case, which are as follows;
Last SUNDAY night the furnace OF the
Ton mill was blown out; after this had
been done, clay and crushed Limestone,
or the screenings from the liuIestone,
mad been thrown IN on the hot hass 70
assist in cooling 1t oh, preparatory 10
cleaning and raking out. This part OF
the lob was started yesterday afternoon
about tive o'clock while everything was
vet in "A red hot condition. Thomas
RYAN WAS raking out, aud Michael Bar
relt and Dennis Swalne were
clearing the debris away as u
VAS pulled out. About a quarter oil
q O'Clock they had removed large part,
and il was seen that y mass OF coke had
caught above. Workmen were sent To
the ton of the stack, where, without a
word oi warning, they began pouring
water down. The water on the hot lihe
stone, Stacked it, generated steam anu
gas. Ii also cooled il of 50 fast that II
Tell TO the bottom OF the stack, forcing
- .n.AE.. anH uaa alAQnl
and fire. As one OF the men expressed
il last night; ave were developed ia
thick, black smoke, 80 that Nc could
see nothing. We all jumped back, but
We could not escape entirely, AS you
see
Thomas RYAN was the worst burned,
he being nearer the hole than the rest.
Both of his arms are burned To n blister,
and are terribly swollen. The hair is ell
sinaed from the back OF his head, and
his back aud sides are badly scorched
lie was removed To his residence on
Market, above Fifth street, and band
aged up in oil aud lint.
Dennis Swaine Jumped back and Tell
into the moulding pit, spralnlng ms leg
badly and sustaining several bruises,
He VAS also burnt about the arms.
Michael Barrett escaped with com
paratively little injury, his lett arm be-
ing scorched from the hand to the elbow,
and his eyebrows were singed of.
The first fall was followed by SOC
ond one almost Immediately afterwards,
that sent a flame aud pieces ot hot coke
out about four feet. Fortunately the
men had been removed out OF the way.
The accident was of the same style IA
that at the Riverside furnace, and 1t Was
extremely lucky that the consequences
in this case were not So serious. Inc
general Impression seems to he that II
would be- better to find some other way
of looscning the hanging mass than that
ol pouring water in, II the results are to
he burnt workmen, or else give notice
that water il To he put in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

lower to-day; Best shipping 81
g 0O0o 20; iair 70 good butcher. a ,, zen
4 20; common and light IS SSsa - y
Stockton, the only lot cold TO-DAY ~
bulls, COWS and staSs, q 76Sa IS so
to-day ~ head total Tor two days i 'ss
Hoes-Rsosipts to-day eco h.,
Philaaelphiss a 5O@4 co. Yorien 3 !;
a a nv
shesp-Receipts to-day 5.soo b..
selling slow At s. 76(S4 SO.
Unieaso.
OaIoAso, June 29.-The i,rou,,, l.,
nal reports hog receipts 5000 bs's
shipments $500 head. Market motl
stely active at Sc higher; good. s,s.I,
aud In fair demand at Sc higher. 49,
ping demand good; mixed packing a. ?
"a Is; choice heavy 81 1904 s. VI"
Cattle-Receipts 400 head: sL,,
ments $500 head; moderate shipnil.
demand aud trade; shipping "a s 1'
$50; good to choice 81 7OtI4 no. br,1
ers' quiet at 81 OO(93 60; veal csI,-
plenty and easy at 81 SOFAS 30; v,. NV
Texans slow and steady :? aNas Ia
best winter s. 30.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shin,
ments 800; common 10 medium 81 ~
8 30; choice 81 00(94 %.
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PHILADELPHIA, June ~. - Wool
Firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania an,
Wet Virginia Xxx and above Az
Soc; extra 47@49c; medium 49GS,
coarse 43945c; New York, MicLig,S
Indians and Western fine 4tSt;~
medium 48949; coarse isSt.,
washed combing and delaine i2CSSsiS
washed medium S3(d DC; tub vast
45(l5Oc; pulled +0tS+5.