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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
IN. ,..,lr..s n..n.r..

A Reno Gdz.H reporter interviewed
Messenger Chadwick. with the following
result:
"When the train went on the track
I naturally opened the door to see what
was the matter: I could not see plainly.
owing to the curve, but presently man
came running up to the door and said:
Fall out OF there tou son OF b-r
1 didn't wait long aftet that. bu. showed
tho door to with q bang, put ont the
lights. got down nv battery and took a
position. expected they meant basi.
ness. and would mash in the other door.
don't think they were ready for busi-
ness. The work they had to do on the
track was moro than they thought.
They may have been frightened away
by the fireman funning bnck along the
train. Anyway, they took to the brush.
and we could hear them signalling
'Whoopl whoopr in order to get to-
gether. The mail agent and fireman
were also stood up. When the train
stopped Fireman Boyd jumped to the
ground and was saluted with a shotgun
and the warning "Stand there. you son
OF -, or I'll blow the top Of your
head off," Boyd, however, was fright.
ened. and fled towards the passenger
cars. About the same time a voice be-
hind another gun commanded the mail
ageht to throw up his hands. The pas.
sengers were uuinjured. and did not
know OF the matter until after il was
all over with. The man who tried to
stand up the express car apparently had
on long tail coat. He came running
towards the car, and Chadwick thinks
he was the "ssnd OF the party" II
is believed tha. a part of the gaug did
not ~nnt to proceed, not being ready,
but the long.coated robber evidently
meant business"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

AK Ohio editor wrote brief local
averrIng that 1.-the windows Of III.
church need washing badly. They are
too dirty for any use. and are dis
grace to any village" The compositor
was but human and could never allow
such brilliant opportunity to pass by
unimprored. The paper appeared and
the poor scribe wilted clonn down into
his boots when he discovered that the
word windows" had brsn transform
ed SO as to read Widows" and ut last
advices BIO was bArricaded in his sane
tum endeavoring to explain the matter
through the keyhole to IA small army OF
wiid-eyed women dressed in black and
armed with clubs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

RICH FIND Of silver, about ten miles
from Deadwood. was followed ia forty
eight hours by the creation Of West
Virginia City, the election of Ro.
corder, the settlement Of one thousand
persons, and the opening of nineteen
saloons and two faro banks. On the
fourth day daily newspaper appeared.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

Charles L. Bender offers A special
promium Of siO to the lady exhibiting
n child at coming Fair at Reno that
most resembles himself" The award.
ing committee may become somewhat
confused when they take into considera.
ton tho particular localities in which
Charles r. has travelled within the last
couple Of years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
SIMMOND'S
" "NABOB D
Pure Whisky.

ENpERiENCE u SHOwN THAT Ma.
IL BOB "lIlSkI one Of the best mcdi-
cinnl preparations 1vn, ana H. highly 70
commended by IN" aCuity for alt cases ol
Nc.yourncss, Weakness. Debility Dyspepsia,
IudigCftinu, etc. lts popularity throughout
the Eastern SIates has been great, aud u
comes To the rJciHc Coast Endorsed ny the
certificates OF pr :, Dana Hayes, State A.-av-
or OF MASSACHUSETTS, and Dr. ". e. Loudrr.
back ni -. Louis. Mo. These certificates arr
most direct ia their statements, aVcTriug thai
the Sahoh whlskyI' without exception. th,.
rurCst article thnt can -" used either mrdI
cinUlly or for Indigestion nud Ncrrols AtTer.
iirU-. aud can be used with the uini Vt conf.
dcnCc. The analysis shows that tLi Whisky
L. free from fnNcr!ng oils ncids, metals or
other d"i"i"floEs bstHnCcs. Dr.. Hayr.
farther ~lys that pure, OF -uprrior uuIII
~. ard suitable for dictcIic and medicinal
purposes. Such recommendations nrc the
-ir"ngCst that eau be furnished. and as there
are thousands Of letters tC-tifying to the nrr
IL ni the Whisky a. family remedy and
tonic, no further proof OF it, excellence need
be given. Sine" the Npboh M",licatcd Whisky
has been introduced, the Medical FacuIy ha.
d'-coycd properties which make Il valuable
n- a BiOCd Purifier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

AT Lexington. No., few evenings
ngo. the omnibus running to tho dcpo
was stopped by four masked men. and
tho passengers robbed OF all their val.
uablos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
pLAINE To LOWELL

Under date of Sept. l, $3.50 p. NJ, Mr..
Blaine says: The President continues to
do well in his eating and digestion, and
the swelling OF the gland steadily im.
proves. but iE the past twenty -four
hours he has made no substantial pro.
gress in his general condition. In the
Judgment OF his physicians, however,
he still holds the ground gained Sunday
and Monday. Pulse and temperature
to day have shown q marked increase
over the record OF yesterday. The
weather has been exceedingly warm and
sultry. and by these they account for
adverse changes noted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
Tn. Pre.,depr. Condition.

WLsHISoToS. Sept. $3.50 Pm.
The condition OF the President has
hot materially changed since the last
bulletin. except that there has been a
moderate rise Of temperature this after.
noon tsept. ist). 1t having been rep.
resented that portion OF this morn-
ing's bulletin has been misunderstood,
We would state that the President has
had no rigors for several weeks. At
present he is resting quietly. Pulse.
lOs; respiration. Is; temperature. 09.4
Signed by the physicians in charge and
by DR.. Hamilton. consulting surgeon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

THE Greek Government has mado n
contract with n French company for
tho construction OF n railway connect.
ing the old kingdom with tho territory
recently oedcd by Turkey. .a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

AoATTLE PLAQUE is raging in the Har.
ney country. Oregon. Young cattle and
sucking calves only are attacked. A
post mortem examination, showed tho
lungs to bo apparently rotten.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

A MAosTRArE at Cotnisbville, Ky..
acquitted a deliberate murderer on tho
ground that the deed wss dono 10
properly syepge q brothers death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

TnE late Mr.. Spotted Tails opinion
OF married men was harsh and uncom. d.
plimcntary. Ho onco said; "I never
knew q bald.hcaded man who was no,
iias ~ .."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

THE Chief Of the Bureau OF Statistics
roporia that the excess OF exports OF
mercbnndiso for Tho year ending With
July Mt S256,69l Dol. Our gain in coin
for the same period was 500, ,G6G.977.
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Danger. which B..c. ,he rre.idsn,


In connection with the Presidents
temoval the following realistic picture
from Washington Of his condition is OF
interest. 1t is no holiday trip which
the President is about to make; not a
voyaging Of the patient in the interest.
ing stages OF convalescetce. The fe-
mCval, II undertaken at all-and there
arc doubts even now in the minds OF
the doctors as to it's expediency--will
be as q last desperate resort to elude
the lightning grasp OF death. First
The President is suffering from an un.
healed gnnshot wound, whose lepgtl, is
estimated at sixteen inches. Second
From u compound fracture OF the tonth
and confusion Of the eleventh. ribs,
made by the bullet. Third BY the
presence in his body OF jagged lead
bullet, not encysted and travelling slow.
ly doEnwatd. Fourth-From poison4
Gus state Of the blood. Fifth-The
gland, which is now cause as well as
the result OF the troubles. This bur
rowing abcess in the cheek IL now dis,
charging in seyen ebann.ls fo,r y,
which were opened by tho snr,oon.s "a
knife, and there are spon,aneou. omen.
ings flowing through the ear. mouth
and nostrils.
o,u ro nvxovr ~,v r,v.,,.
Tho v,,i,, .a.,.. :, -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

PAPxn Disnss have been invented.
They resemble porcelain; do not brenk /;
are very cheap, and will doubtless como
rapidIy into general use.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11
Der GombIn,na va. schmaiI.pos

wv
"What is tho complaint" asked His
Honor as he scowled over his glasses.
"Der gomblnind vas schmall-poI, :"
responded a German with sunset
nose.
His Honor looked at the window md
teckoned how many jumps it was to the
ground, and the audience started out 10
see where the fire was; an attenunted
reporter attempted to crawl into the
quill toothpicb he was breakfasting on,
nnd even the clock went.
"small-poSf" yelled the Justice
singer.
"YHw. mynhe Dot fellcr nit a
plue eye ouf his nose steal dot schmnll.
pox vrom mine -,oro in vrond. ID vas
got ham py insite owit. I ketch
him py der peck ouf Lis neg pchint init
a boleesman. I ped your And he
chuckled like a rattle.box.
Then You did not break out with the
smallpox 2" asked His Honor some whn,
Modified.
"Nein. Dot fellar preaks owit NIT n
ham," @ss'lfA
"Ohr said His Honor ns he made a
bung. hole With his mouth. ........
0.ohi' remarked the audience, AZ
they came ln and reported that IL was
only dog fight. 'f
"owc," explained the prisoner. az
the clerk Informed him that hams were
mp. and that one would cos, him $in.--
". u. Di,pd,eh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

GHmAHI bss abandoned Asr iatsa-
ton to purchase tAs 1ostAoAstssa ssass
OF Bornso. on which 70 ssssAiisA .
colony.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-11

Rather n remarkable case, doctor, u
remarked Jersey City physician to his
partner. "Mrs. Gawk's child was born
with two teeth"
" Yes. but I have heard OF such in
stances before" replied his partner
Here, gentleman" exclaimed man
who had entered the drug stote anu
called for chill tonic, knowing that
you are scientists in your profession,
I'll give you something to put in your
books. It's about my little boy, but
you'll want his picture, won't you? 1
cant give you bis picture. 1t would
nearly kill my wife to see his photo
graph amoug a lot Of skeletons and
tapeworms."
give us the item and we'll not ask
for the picture
"Well, some time ago my little boy
was born. About two hours afterward
we discovered that the child had teeth
n full set. put my finger in his mouth
and he bit Inc so hard that in trying to
get my fnger out lifted him from the
cradle"
You are merely guying u.s.
No, sir; actual fact. But 1 made
the most important discovery after eI-
amining closely"
"Whst was that?'
Why. found that ono OF his jaw
teeth had decayed and had been skill.
fully plugged"
The doctors changed their conversa.
tion to the condition Of the President.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
L. M. KAHN & CO., zllI7zIzl M llIlllN1
IandEA
A Show for tho Men.

Oh. Clancy, the celebrated manufacturer
of shirts, collars, cuffs, and the famous make
of drawers known as these double lined in
tho seat, has removed his place of business
TO No, 6l2 south Main street, where he has
fitted up in elegant style. In order TO show
the public bis goods no has hs6 large show
window constructed, in which he exhibits
specimens of his goods and shirts and
drawers of his mako. lie carries complete
line of gents fancy goods in tho way of
su:penders of the latest make, handkerchief,
cocks and ties, the loveliest of tho season.
His show window is attractive and oven the
ladies stop to look at what their uncles, their
we'll, their cousins, and what their great.
grandfsthers ought to have worn, but un-
fortunately there were no Clsnceys in the
shirt business in those days. The ladies love
to doto on beautiful bonnet but they don't
do,e a bit more than man does on fine
shirt pattern. He has just received large
stock Of linen percales and chevoits of the
very latest pattern, which no is making up at
tho most reasonable prices. Just stop and
look NJ his show window,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
ADynsm,,o plot Exp,odcd,

Saturday plot 10 blow up the City COM
preas WINS discovered and prevented Sirco
tho compress changed hands y few days since
there has been como changes made In tho
force employed, which has caused dissa,is.
faction among those dismissed. Mr.. Dean,
the engineer, was approached that evening
by man named Nix, who handed him a
cartridge IN inch or so in length, which he
requested him to throw into the
furnace, in order, no said to
ffighten the colored employees, at tho came
time assuring him that II would do no
damage 10 tho press, but would simply make
a loud report. Whom Nix left Mr.. Dean no
took tho cartridge to the wholesale drug store
Of Thompson, Schott 4 Co., where Il was
opened and Its contents analysed. Itprovcd
10 10 sshlled with dynamite, and had II boon
thrown into the furnace the conse.
quonces would have been tor
riblo 70 both lifs and property.
Marshall Morton took Nix Ia charge, but no
ono making any complaint against him, no
was discharged. Ho does not deny giving the
charge to Mr.. Dean, and asserts that Il
would only have given the lsborers scare.
A QuArryman 10 whom Nix had sold box
Of these charges for blasting pur.
poses, on hearing Of the above, brought in
tho box yesterday morning, and turned il
With its contents over TO Marshal Morton,
who has II AT the station house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15

This lecture has elected many compliment
tary notices from tue leading journals OF
Kentucky and Virginia, and other states
where it has been delivered. Tho daily pa.
pers of Louisville and Richmond spoke in
tho highest terms of tho oratory, wit and
pathos of tho inimitable lecturer. The
Courier-Journal was specially loud in its
praises. The lecture is hit at Mrs. Grun-
dy and her crew, telling wonderful things
concerning the wsrdrobos of princes, bellies
and fops. Has in ii receipts for manufsc-
turing beauty sought after by society bellies,
and gives the "lords of creation" a special
benefit. Ia fact none are sighted from the
clown 10 the philosopher. The "woRsn's
rights" woman Is duly attended to, and
woman's three greatest periis are pointed
out. 1t is said to be n lecture brmfull of
good sense, and flowing over with sparkling
wit. 1t has original poetry, some good, some
tolersbc and some exeorabe 1t is said to
DO n better lecture than preachers coMmoply
can or ought TO make. DIR, Chaplin is wide.
ly known, boiug chief Officer in the Ma
sonic Order of Knight Templars. Recently
the Legislature ~ Austi0 rendered him the
representative hall, where he carried captive
large sulience, Let everybody 20 and
hear for himself, and if anybody Is found
regretlipg the four.bi.s they PAID, they are
offered II premium otrare excellence. Tick.
OTIS so coats; for sale nj Williams & Toll.
ver's drug store, and at the door of The Firs,
Baptist church, corner Sycamore street and
Patterson aypnuo, Lcclura bepins at x
p, M. sharp. Doors opon at p. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
Tho nlg Four.

The enterprise of n. Il. Craddock is pro-
verbal In Dallas. Starting in tho liquor
business in this ty few years ago, by close
attention, honesty of purpose, fair dealing,
and tho buying and selling Of only tho very
bost and puresl class Of goods, he has bull. up
an immense business. With two Grst-class
saloons In tho city, ono in Corsicana, and
ono in Denton, the "big four" Is capturing
all tho trade. just 90 TO Craddock's saloon,
corner Of Main md Austin streets, and visit
tho store room, and you will DO sstonished At
tho quantity of goods thcre TO be found.
GNa! rows Of whisky barrels full Of the pure
old Monarch, with bungs open, and mellow.
ing with age, imported wines, alec, fancy
liquors, mineral waters and cigars wi,hon,
end. Buying In largo quantities for cash. he
IL always enabled TO Got tho worry zines, quail.
tiles OF goods for less money than tho small
buyers have 10 giyo for inferior qualities
You find the same liquors Ia all his saloons
and attentive, courteous attendants TO cater
70 you desires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15


Sheriff Jones ceived.yo'tcrday tho fol-
lowing letter which explains itself:
TERRY DGror, March | 1881
To the Bhorlr of Dallas county.
SlR.--A mysterious letter reached mo yes
terday having j. w. Buttor's (my brothGr)
namo signed to it. This is copy of it.
January 10.
Dear brother; IL is under very embsrrass-
ing circumstances that write you this letter,
when you get this will BIO dead, this leaves
mo well at this time, hoping these few lines
will find you al! enjoying the same good
blessing. You may have all that leave
behind. Gsod.by,
}. w. BUTLER.
Tho date, l think, ought 10 be Feb. 10, if
II Is from my brother, for no did not leayo
here until Feb, 10, 1881. There was nothing
to place him in embarrassing circumstances
or endangor his life that l know of. He had
sufficient money TO bear his expenses TO my
sisters house, who lives in tho north east
corner of Hillcounty, forty-two miles south
Of Dallas, but not enough over to make any
ono wish to kill him for 1t. The letter WAS
msiled at Lisbon, Dallas county, Texas. If
no has not becn captured BY lawless mon
and put to death, then am at n loss 10 &C.
count for his letter. Please eft the matter
thoroughly and lot mo know the result rs
soon ss possible. If he is dead please lot mo
know what WAS the cause, otc. l will await
your answer AS patiently as l can.
Yours,
T. A. BUTLER.
Tho officers have siltcd the matter and so
far have found no trace of such man either
dead or alive.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
the WALKING MATCH.
Madame DuPree Declines to Give Up
tho MOney-Ofr for COrsicaua.

As stated in Sundays HERALD, the walk
between Madame DuPree and Mr.. Elgss
broke up In row, occasionod by Madame
DaPrco Withdrawing from tho walk and do
clning to give up her part of the money,
She gave as her reasons for pulling on. thai
Mr.. Edgas scorers were betting against hor.
This Is ilimsy excuse. The fac
Of tho business Is, Madame DuProe found
that Mr.. Edgas was more than match
tor hor and rather than loose her money she
seized on tho first thing that presented itself
70 her mind as an excuse and kicked out OF
traces. Mrs. DuPree left Sunday evening for
Corsicana, leaving with MIR. Hustod, the
stakeholder, the following note for Mr.
Shea, who was backing MIR. Edgau
Mr.. Shea: will never consent 10 riye nm
Tho money deposited with MIR. Hustled under
the circumstances and management of tho
walk. There "a no law to compel this, but
you can understand that you can
nave draw, lake your own
money md l will take mine, or
leave i where II Is. have givon Mr.. Hus.
tod orders 10 hold both deposits until settled,
and he lays himself liable 10 do otherwise.
Mrs. DuPRrE.
Mr. Husted is In q quandary 90 10 what he
shall do, though no Expresses himeelf that he
believes that tho money BY rights belongs 70
Mr.. Edgar. AccordinGto Madame DuP rees
own statement no msdo \ square, homes!
walk. Hc b out . great deal.oi log exercise
end % far 10 no purpose.
So fAras Madame DuPreo's walkinris con-
/ cerned, Mr.. EdgHs says that no viii walk
both hcr and Mr.. FaunIp, whom shs bea. Al
Wenifon, for any amount for seventy five
hours. The door receipts footed up nearly
$500 end $50 Of this sum was given % the
eMdinR room. Tho match ending asit did,
~ cAu.od some trouble among outsiders
XnQ ~ on the result though The majority
eSs1 have paid their bets, giving ths walk
f4sA-Ms. HuSlsd ~ slncs paid over h
~ lAsslaasa ,soa thses bdng OK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
An Entcrnrisin- Man

Numerous flattering testimonials show
what NJ. Strickland & Co., of Galveston
have accomplished in their line of business,
Their photographic work is inferior 10 none,
and their JOB printing and binding depart.
ment are the most com plete in Texas. II is
not necessary TO send your work away from
home, for NJ. Strickland & Co. can do It as
well and as chesply as northern houses. Send
to them for estimates and samples and be
convinced. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
Valuable Plantation for sale

S1 hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
caiIiyatlon; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty Of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of Carr olton depot.
One OF the best black land plantations in the
west. Price low; terms to suit purchaser
For further information, apply to
HARRINGTON & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
Tho NOW Grand Jury.

Tho following gtand::::jury was sworn and
empanslled yesterday morning In the die.
stios court Judge Aldridge's charge was
ableand comprehensive.
1 r. 4 Stewart, foreman, II. q. Rswlins,
WJ. ClAlk, james P. Goodnight w. r.
}cohtsn, ]. Q. Rugle. Francis Fsrdrlch,
John ". Penn, VI. Il. HArsiA Z. n. Irvay.
TE hcEunii Nsfrick Wright
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
RlCH, RARE AND RACY.

The Treat of the seBson-Dr. ChapisI'S
scriec- Comic Lecture ON "rhe Mir
ror ana ITS Y0tarics," Tuesday
Evening, mt " o'clock sharp,
M tine baptist thurch, Cor.
ner Sycamore strcet
and Patterson
Avenue.