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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30
SITHMoNO'S
" "NABOB e"
Pure Whisky.

ENNPEElE$CE II SHOWN THAT Ma.
II ZOE WHISKY one Of the hczt mcdi.
clhnl prcpurai!bu-S own, and l. highly rc-
commended 10y tn" aCuliy for all cases o:
NclNnusEcss, Wcukn css, Debility, Dyspepsia.
lndiEcstlon, etc. lt- popularity throughout
ih" Eastern States ha- been great, and II
'oin's TO the I'uUlSC C1ust indur-crl ~ IN,
c"rlihClics Of Dr. =. Dana Hayes. State Ns.ny-
CT uf Massachusetts, and Dr. IL &. IUud|r.
back of -. Louis, Mo. Thrsc certificates are
m"-i direct IN their statements, uycrriur ti,ut
the Nlh"h WhiskyI. withuut exception. tLc
lHfc-i article ihGt can 90 used either ln,di
CiuTI-y ~ for Indigestion and E,rNut.- hTrg-
lhEa, and can hc usod with the .ilnust rrur.
drncc. The uUu!y-i- shows that this Whisky
= nee iT"n LrvoImg oils acids, metals or
wi"ys G'iNl .s."Is distances. DE-. liIv,-
further SAYS that pure Of euD~Ff4r r'rrs, u
b. ."i.d Suitable for dtDviiC uai IurGfr1u1I
purpose. such recommendations arc ths
STRONGEST that can tC furnished. and a. tlyrr
are iuuU-audf nf letters t,-tifyiu.. to the g.icr
III - IN" whisky ns a faulty remedy unL
tonic 40 Further i.'"ai uf f. pTrrlIrur. need
hr gwen. Su,v o., NuhuH Nruirrfrr V.li-Ly
has been Introduced, The Medical FaclIy has
hsc1.rn ptnT,r,lus which make IL valuable
10 Blood Purifier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

THE whisky distillers OF tho United
States are determined to mako On effort
next Winter to get Congress to reduce
the tRx on whisky from 90 to SO couts
per gallon. They will have powerful
lobby in Washington.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TnE revenue cutter. Corwin, arrived
Mt snn Francisco lnto Thursday night,
bringing nino soancn OF the whalcr
Daniel Webster. At 81. Michncis sho
learned Of tho loss OF throo vessels in
Calvin Day, August 18th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Austin, Toxas, has n female Deputy
Sheriff, aud when sho tells man that
sho has IN attachment for him he don't
know whether to blush and try to look
sweot or to light out for tho woods.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

IT Is stated that Gorham will proba-
bly, relieve the Republican Senators
from embarrassment by Withdrawing his
name as candidate for Secretary OF
tho Senate rs soon as Sargoni's name
is sent as Secretary OF the Interior.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

IT is stated from Washington that
competent authorities nro OF tho opinion
that tho court OF that district has no
jurisdiction in Guitcau's caso.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

AL Of the prominent men interested
m Alaska have sgreod upon . bill em-
bodying a form of government for the
Territory. which will be introduced and
pushed through COngsess at It's ne1t
session. twill provide for very sim.
p's organization. with Court Of Record
aud an Executive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Tur Commissioners OF Nyo county
havo retained O. J. Lansing to defend
n suit now pending cnjoinidg thou from
transferring moneys tsom tho general 10
the salary fund.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

IT Is stated that brother OF Senator
Jones, Of this State, will DO nominated
for tho oilico OF Coinor at tho Now Or.
leans Mint.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

A CnISAMAs was found near Slump's
ranch, threo miles south OF Palisadc in
Pine valley with his throat cut clear
across, and largo knife lying bcsid ,
him,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TIE Lako Mile, recently destroyed
BY nro, aro being rebuilt as rapidly ns
possible. II is expected to hayo thcm
completed in thirty days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

A vEmY important orc s!dko was madc
bctwoon tho COO aud 7OO-ioot loycls Of
tho Richmond minc, Eureka, q few days
ago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TnE examination into tho matter Of
tho narrow-gaugo shooting affair closed
at Reno Saturday. Tho hearing OF
argument was set for next Friday.
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IT Is understood tha! d. II. Sessions
Is TO edit tho Eureka Sentinel during
Congressman Cassidy's attendance nt
Wnshinnton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

TnE Republican senatorIal Caucus at
st. Paul, MINI, nominated Window
tor United States Senator, Thursday.
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ID. l.. Love, who in publication i'm.
pcaohed tho virtue OF n young lady who
had just married Mr.. Innior ut Wopt
Point, Miss, was killed 10y Lanier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Carr. lIowoATE has been iidicted for
onbe2zlcmcnt from the Government 10y
Washington Grand Jury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

IN tho rnst nine months Eureka Con.
h paid s2iO, 900 In dividends. and the
Richmond Company $G75,0J0.
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llEsnY j. Wntrr. the dofnultiug Sec.
rotary of tho Shoe aud Leather Insur-
anoo Conn aoy, OF Boston, has been
arrcBtod.
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joins +. LEWIS. candidate for Lieut..
Governor on the Beadiustcr ticket in
Virginia. says hc will DO much disap.
pointed II tho ticket is not elected by a
largo majority.
MIR. Lewis will bo about tho only dis.
appointed person in America.
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UNIVERSE KNOWLEDGE,


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TR steamer Wisconsin sailed from
Liverpool Saturday with n cargo Of 400
Mormon soTfs.
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MouGAs. for Secretary OF the Treas.
ury. was tho only Cabinet nomination
SIT TO the Senate Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

MSLoSgY, large ton ,nt farmer near
Ennis. Ireland, was shot Saturday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Anour thirty pcroons we're los, on the
iounderod steamer Cl u MacDun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

A CASE Of mcmbrnneous Group has
just proved fatal at Carson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-30

Two shocks OF earthquake were ftl,
at Virginia City and along tho Com.
slocx, Friday night.
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Mrs. Homsn's PoCtical Works, 40 cents.
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Tho following is the TTne.. .RerietV's
account OF Wednesdays races al Tus-
carora:
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WEEKLY IMDEPENDGMr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.
The Garfield Memorial Hospital.

WASHINGTON. October 22.-The following
appeal from the executive committee Of the
national Garfield memorial hospital has
Just been issued, addressed to the pastors
Throughout the United States, and rccouu-
mended with singular, unanimity by the
representative olergymgn Of every religion,
denomination having places of worship in
Washington, u, C ,--ilFlie executive COM
mittce charged with the work Of establish
ing at the capital d national Garfield
memorial hospital as the most enduring
and beneficent monument Of tho late
president, whose life Was,so sadly and trpgI
ically ended; assured that the various re.
ligious organizations tlirobShddt the couh-
try will be desiyous on: contributing 10 such
9. memorial, do thersfoEe appeal g all par
ties, aud suggest that Cd -Shttfrfay and Sun
day, November 9TH and 9th, or the
nearesd iqyqilqble [ daysgl he 1. set ,pfia!y7
for discourscs and Collections in ar their
places of worship thfdughtiutthe .lshd'in
aid Of this fund, aud ,thatap contributions
be forwarded to tue Hon. JaWcs Giliillan
treasurer of the Hnitcd States, and who IL
treasurer Of the fund.
(siNwil Gss. W. Il sBprHas .ca
,,.n.t Cairman,
HssRY w+sr g RRRrr,, WHY
BBMASrs u, Iowu1rs'
COrrcgDOuliug Seen aries
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WHY rARxnLL WAS ARRESTED.
Extract from His Stirring Speech at wex-
ford In Which He Assaulted Gladstone
What His Mother Had to Say I'm New

80, $50.
Extract from His-stirrinS- Speech at wex-
ford in which He Assailod Gladstone
What His Mother Had to Say IN New
Tha k,uouin. 49, - -, ~. ,.;n..
t-',ii'9
made by MT Parneil IN MS recent speech at
Wexford which resulted in his arrest and
confinement, Yr,. ,neecb i, eyid.n,lv Ia
ho ,nnnr.la Il Tr.i.Id .nd H. .,grhlo.
De suppressed An Ireland ana tho troubles
between England and Ireland ara rapidly
assuming a crave character; .....-,.. ..,,,
Not cont.n, 18th ~ .lis,,in, .bo I,;sh ,ho
nTj '.,,.a IL poho p;, ,. W., No.
premier maliened Mr. John DHion' NO
moan ton Iov t,r' hin, !, .,oon
sli -, =. -. -
TO- ana III was ~ y, "good " SLED
that this NN1uCsd,ng knight errsnt-this
pretended eiisnpion OF the liberties ofeyerv
| nation exoept .tboss M, tia Irish nation,
| .hould he oblissd re- throw of the mask
and stand reysslad a. a mas who. by his
Town uttcrsrice,. was prspsrod 70 csrrv , fire
and SWORD into thsir HON esteajs, unless
they humbled and dsbs.ed themselves H.
I fore him, add ,hofors tho landlords aof. 1he
country. He prssesdcd to declsrs thai he
would. insist on tenants getting the beneh,s
entitled undsy tho clause istFsdiccd ia The
land ACT III M Hssly, Mr.. Gladstone had
praised. M. shaw - q pattera 10 Irish
men, bit,Yr shaw, speaking in County
| Cork. hsd desiarsS that he never saw
process, servcr kst bis blood boiled and
| he tolt inclined 70 take a Inch pin out OF
his ear 1.-The (Mr. rarpeil) had; sid that
to-day, M Gladstone would have him in
kilmainhsm vnlbsfore three weeks
Shnw's vas more clearly an in
element to n ~ az violence than any
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wA.t Eminent St, iLooui, pGGys ri ccIann.. Saw

"a iREyESTIvE OF MALARIA ,---CoLDEN's RIg-
MOS LleuIp EXTRACT or BFEFANp Tome
lNrlGoRAToR is avery agreeable article of
diet and particularly useful when tonnes
nre required, being tolerated when other
forms of animal food are rejected. In
Diphtheria, Ague, Malaria Typhoid Fevers,
and every depressing disease its use will be
attended with great advantage. We have
prescribed il with excellent success. j. III.
Leslie, NJ, D.; G, I. Copp, NJ. D., 5. II. Par
sons, NJ: D.; H. A Vaughan, NJ. D., Drs. S
Ia and j. @. Nicdelet; VIM. Porter, NJ. d.
and many others (Remember the name.
totnryS,s-ta<c no other) OF druggists
generally. .It.f,. .t .- .. ,.i . .t,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
The Work OF tho M,nt-.

WASHINGTON, October .2,-7sinco tho hr,st
part ofIuly morqthal tuent millionyrdol+
lars in bars were manufactured from foreign
gold, and have been transported fsbm Ssw
York to the assay Office to the Thiladol,
phia mint for coinage, which has nearly II
hausted the Appropriation for that
purpose. AS 'thcto Is now a
large Amount OF gold in the New York
assay Office, and more arriving almost
daily An additional appropriation will
be Unnecessary to meet tho cost Of its transpor.
tation.- The director the mint Burchari,
mad to reiqsc 70 mak9atrhnsfcr toIl,is OH
account Of lack Of funlS I. ~ 1 I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25

In Hngland pus~h.Asn has found no able,
and more sathusisstis advocate than the
late Professor Uifdrd. TO him the new
scientific conespSsp Of nasaps and oon.
scious life spsesss tsllsvs bsea.a purely
welcome and ssAas glazing ehs. II was, how
ever, NOR. especially in relation to ths boz
Sibilitics ofhupss lie that, the doctrine Of
evolution prcesntediitself to him as sntis
flying creed. In his eloquent essay, '"Cos
mic Emotion, he proposes TO erect tile
earth into On obiocv fof uuusi-reheiou,
sentiment, mainly B, on tho rround
that this prfndpsl has embodied and
pcronilied itself in its highest re-
suit, man. And in the other ESSAYS and
lectures which touch on Durwinism,the wri
ter IL mainly ecnosenei 20 transform tn,
evolutionist's proposition, into ethical com.
mands, In the wsss Of extracting moral
stimulus from the REG scientific tenchinr
Clifford maintains tho position 6l
the biolopse that lifo is, pei
Sc, land arIH from ihe' quality OF
its accompanying feeling Of consciousness,
desirable. thine Ne You'll not gauge Inc
worth OF human id itsslfby its dcrise ' Of
lhappincse, but with stoueh Of The ,ascotic
hid men tqrsecs Happiness assNheir goal
| " favor of. ttibsl deficiency. vieWing liz
mus ny inhssently good, Clifford had pne
diaicplT,in mstinsIout tho world tp be 4
grcqt success, end in re-arranging Greek
lhyInus To- Nsttrsy tho Mother Of Lite, iuI
AZ ovolutionist, .ohoir. -7lrho Nineteentb
century,. J.td.I ly,lrl, ~ .!..,. ~ q, D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25

LONDON, October .2,-rrossiug orders
have been received at Woolwich for wagons
and quantity of stores for the use O, the
military cucampmcnts in ireland, one.hnlt
TO be sent to Cork and the other half 10
Dublin, rom which points they will be
distributed ny required,
A jarNontanlng powder was thrown into
the house OF the manager " Lord Erin's
estate, at Ballingratc, county DONEGAL. The
fuse became detached and no explosion oc.
cured dri lDY.Ig, 40 ht 10,
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Tyner and tho prcsidnut.

WASHINGTON, October 2e.4Judge Tynel
had q lnotracted interview with President
Arthurthis morning ip relation to his sus
gested retrementfrom the Office of first as.
sistant poImaster-gcneral. No conclusion
was reGhed, and the interview will he TO-
mewed tp-morrov or Monday Judge
Iyner was quite reticent tonight concern.
to-day, remarkingthat he could mob mon
eriy talk about il until the matter Should
be definitely settled one wny or tlieot
He stated however, that theuhad not vet
rendered his resignation. f1pui n = n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25

Just open The door for hor,nand Mrs
WiiElgW will pgoye the, A.pericnu, Florence
Nighttfgqe ofthenursery, or this we arc
80 Suro, that wsvilI teAoli our 1Susy" To
sor, "a blessing ON Mrs, ViusloMn for
hrMihg hcrt survive aud tscape, tho grin.
M .cofcHns,, snd tsetllhg siege, Mrs.
WILSON'S Soothing. Syrup relieves, The
Tcliild from pain, and etitcs dysentcfy and
iiNrhra. IL sofsnc the gums, reduces In.
llanmatlcn, curw wind collie, aud carries
t6a linfant safely through the Atetthihg
period. 1srerforms precisely what Il pfv
cstcs.tn nerformg svcfy part bfitLnoniint
ks W. have never seen Mrs. Wihslbwl3i.
know her only through the preparation OF
her r'Saothips syrup for children nethl
inlhr 1.-Two had the power We vonu mako
her, ~ she IL, q physical saviour to the Ia
ant racc. Sold By all d'Nssists. 20 cents
Q. hnitle. ,tpn Mrdfl
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Letter List.

The following is a list ofletters remaining
I'M The postoiice at Dallas, Dallas county,
for the week endings October 10, 1881,
which, if not called for in four weeks, will
be sent to the dead-letter office Parties
calling for these letterswill please say lad
yertised, giving the date Of the list.
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entered the gangway, on their way to work.
Thomas Ward was instantly killed. John
Ward, his brother, was iatally-weanded, and
Timothy Whittle and Miles Wheeler were
earionsl V iniurad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
. 49, "''' "xTra,n Wrecked,

CnAMUgRsRrRa, PESS,, October %, a
construction traiu cfthc B,ltipiotci & GUN,
berland YallSy,read was thrown isom tho
track sixteen miles north Of this placclasi
in the daitlh ,Ciiarde. Conductor N haAoS
Shockles, Of Baltimoro,p haSG his skull
crushed and sustained other injuries, but Is
still living. There issAg cleetS siiSipcrpe.
traitors g1,lbc, outrage, . ,..n,., asAA.,t,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
y Anew Election otaersa

HAySSbsootober ocsl,-rifhea minister Of
the colonies hsS orders, nov elettAen for
senatorsto represent the proyintc bffuertU
Principe, III Ner nfhct oh ncctuibfr 9TH
becausetie scnate MS htclored Tho Recent
election void NlIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25

WASHINGTON, October eo.-=President Ar
thur and Secretaries Blaine, Lincoln and
Hunt, returned 10 Tie =city this
morning upon the United States
steamer Dispatch. Assistant Sec
retaries Hall and Walker Blaine will re-
turn tomorrow, accompanying The French
and German visitors on special train from
Richmond. WV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25

The best strengbener Of mind and body
is Browns Iron, Bitters, It very soothing
aud refreshing in lis effects. e.fa 81. 3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
The GARFIELD Monum1'cmn,.

CLEVELAND, o., October 3ess.In ,resb5Asc
to inquiries on the subject Tho 'Gafiield
Monument committee announce that they
confidently expect that Thu, city will con.
tribute at least $4,000 10 the monument
fund Forty subscriptions of $1,000
have already been obtained, In addition,
the city is being thoroughly canvassed fdr
one dollar subscriptions, and satisfactory
returns are being received. The subscrfp-
tons in Cleveland, in addition to the amount
reported as received by thu treasurer Of the
fund. is $l36M6o The committed to-day
received replies from the governors 81
Pennsylvania and Indiana. Tho
governor of Pennsylynuia nys
that he has requested q, W. Reilly, pfesi
dent OF the Harrisburg National bank 10 act
as manager ofthe monument ftind for The
state of Pennsylvania, and that NJ, Reilly
has consented. Tbs governor OF Idaho
writes that he will put forth his Best etYort,
to have Idaho mako d liberal contribution
toward the erection OF amonument 10 Pfed.
dent Garfield. IS lii'r1' LIllHG
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25

WAsRINGroy, DDlG!g October y 2e The
president ,, to-day nominated ,Lmis la
Porte as postmaster at D9nsldspnville Lou
isiana. L.,...,
A circular relative to the transit of i'm.
ported merchandise to Mexico, was issued
by the treasury department to-day. Tt,pro.
vides, first, that all merchandise arriving q,
the port Of Brownsville in Texas or any
other port specially designated by the sec
rotary OF the treasury, and destined for
places in the republic Of Mexico, may be
entered at the custom house and conveyed
lntrapsit through theterritoryofth The United
STATES without payment Of duties under
such regulationsas the secretary OF the trehs-
ury. may prescribe. In addition to tho
port of Brownsville, Baltimore, .'.Bostnu,
New York, New Orleans. and Philadelphia
are designated under the above articles as
ports from which imported merchandise
may be shipped in bond, intrsnsit through
the United States to Mexico by routn pre-,
scribed from time to time hylptha depart
ment. The circular contains details d.
scriptive of the forms which are to lie used
in compliance with the regulations sal
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rbc rlorrncc E'estinpclciot the Nursery
4 nsrnrAcrRbss,

,iThf following ishn' ottttc, ftSm 4 litter
w1dcN " the'Gtrtpan Reformed 'MtsSeu-
gcrlat Chamhersburtss POM. ghen )!1i6 Qua
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plminisnes virof.

lewlmBufsed ihsttit mcasnrSi to tho;o tputNd
Nlthv weak kdncys bya hriicions useNf 9los,
,NllFt StomAph JNtters, witch inviRotags and
supplNesvi thQut cycitingihe urinary,lo organs
m eomnreugn with its Influence turon them, A
Serlscv mldily, ,IRproyes appetite, and e-m
pose Another marked quality il II. Control
over fever sad aguo. md It's puwcr of prevent.
Mg y For sale by al Diust.ises' and Dca.srs
k'ufhiiyt .itfifI .fl g.
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M,noSn CRY, pEsSs, enetlef' s.@A
oil of top coal took piscr m, ,he IN ahon,y
City eoiliery this mclHinsl iult rs thsiueu
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TRAcKLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas !rrunk rnilrond DOM.
rans, 50 Experienced ,mckiaycrs, 10 whom good
WAGES and steady employment will be given
w year or longer Apply nj onice-orun die
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LArIsr rEi.ne.,A,as eospEssrp.

A night b., two, ago al. DEPUTY, Sheriff
Lindsey, of Helena, Arkansas, was with u
POSSE Of three men, taking three men named
Henry Lamar, James Cunningham and
Wiley Cunningham, charged with attempt
ing TO assasSinate alWmor named McHnth to
jail q mob OF fifty men met him on the road
J"mS tqS 2~t to ase a ,% .ss sf ioS
him to eonfcssbis crime before. they killed
him. He asserted lis ,innocence and
several vollcys were fired at him, aud ne
was loft for dead. The othcr,. two prisoners
wert then returned h the officers AMI the
mob dispersed. Z neHt morning a
sswoner with a j,sSili <Gbap tho spot where
find him. They N, EEeyer, trail as
thoughho had bees rd of, and fol-
lowing it, found him &ip& mile away, he
having crawlcd thnt tNMnce, and still
alive, and indeed, not very badly hurt.
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Train, arrive md leave Austin station as fo'.
lows; No 3mail and express arrives at 0atm;
No mail md express leaves Rt l.,,D am
Conncctlons-N TpSnrkanD. With NH trnius on
81 Louis, Iron MoL ain X Southern Railroad,
for oil points North, East and southeast At
longylcw Junction aud Mncola, with all trains
for International Railroad for Tyler Palestine.
Houston, austin, Galveston and san Antonio.
AtDellsa with trains of the Houston q Texas
OentfNAW Wy, -fdr r0rsicauo, Mcyii. Brcmoud.
Waco, Calvert Bryan Hampstead. Brcnham
and all points N Middle aud southern Texas.
OF sherman, With II Y T G ny for all points
on the line % TINT road. At Fort Worth, with
stages for all points in Western Texas. At
shreveport with Rcd River steamers for
New Orlesn. pullmau's Palace sleeping Cars
from Fort worth, DALLAS and sherman TO ST.
Louis. Any Information In regard to rates FOR
lrcighe OF passhgs, time and connections viii
10 chcerfnlly given on application to Geo.
Noble, Genl sppL Marshall. Texas W. New
phn Y. n, As Nsrshslis Texas; ore NJ Tbomp-
IN G. P. SE I,llhskaii Texas. II N
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