davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-09
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments wtrr fled for rec.
ord Tucstlay, Tci.s
CITY rIlnl'ENyr.
NSsHs ss p tsS SS'' Wis ie'fy i.asaa &
Ksss sss ts a';ss: i:Iisi ;wiin Oh
?:;s HIGH e Ftt, tN:*SJs Jshis. sSa's 1a Il Il
'fa' Al Il: III s;s Il: Il. If ;;sSi";i a,i;s5s
{: s!sJ A; Il tiS i; " ST. s$"; i yss II i l. i
'%sE::! So ;ssas ssi sfs:f i; II l. SssSs;iy si; Ii
+ asi feS.s tt sa lid IT, i'i"d';t 'ic*sn u oSa f
VIII Su"s;,$;: ;!; II ~
S'. I Il L ss;as s''Sss Il Ws,9s;
Ssss$ 81; + ispi: &"
@ li1.frr ps,pys1t II r, =; 1t,; a,ct fe Edward " ,
1ay 4 MsS.tsr + ~ Z $;xi3i ii. '.o
H. It IL isa,s It M c"ca, Is'i; y oa f.
s$: I'll III t, ,:s; il s$i;i ~
'! $::ss n: i; iii 1t sSi Il iIi. Il i; II
's %;: ii }s ;5S ixs i it, jS*:
6Inyg % t. = " cor e pct @nstsSntl, Y + si +, run.
Sasaso Wessc" ln!iana %ai.roasi i Y t"ni. III
u,5 htuu
MONTH fSSFs %r 4 M'c'tS *!s or shsES
>9n"n hstMesn y scy sssssy n;s p sa snS"a na
@ ~. A;,dSison y XatSa Gaf!su"':: ::.:.":: 1.ae
SOUTH "r s'Tx as ns os T M'T;''S ,a,:* Of s'Es
s9!eass ~ fs 6 sss sss'y'''i' s'a. i; sas
s;: i:S: ;is$S;$ tiss is
's ;,si; !; IL: j ii1Ss Ss i nss ;a
,,ha 80 II ~ - N
, 1881-02-09

Tho following rrain was nsp:eIctl into storo In
sn's CITY yesterday nIorni'tg' cur NJ, rcl
"ihter. U: ours No. SprlnE. III cars No. do, Ii
ours rejected t'i wlioAD; IL cIrs No. cnrtl. ~
c'ra high mlxe'l, ~ crs rc]ectc'l I:sl CORN; Is
c"rs white oats' ears No. !" ilxsdA curs ro
!eete' u, oa'al; @rs reteptel rye; :cars fh2
tHaflcs' u cara No u 'lu. ears W, do. cars
low Httdea III lHlrscy} 'rotaI @aa cars or Ek,001
LII. Inspected out, a,0'2 hi wheat, 1p,.l blt
corn. oa b1a oats, lsso bt' rye. 1,607 In barlcy.
W!tlaEawn fratn Etnfo tli'r'nK Monday for
CITY consumption, bs b Wheat, Sabb bn corn, 1,697
bli oas'ey'
THO icaling Pro'1',ce MARKETS wero active
sestefday anu goHcrlliy strorEar* The mlsor-
holo weathor probably hatl tnost to 1a With tho
, 1881-02-09

kct WIS lrnl both For buffer md cl,rcsc Dried
fruits md tlai were ,l,,otc ct Aud unchanged
Thcru wMs fairly nrtsc ,!ctunn,l for pig .Ir,,t,
an'l thu mnrkct wns atrn,prr nj *e,sEf:,t.,n for
lnkr superior nud *:::s,tstt.n.hi fur stnlr1
AlnerHn scotcI, inaa lately n.lsnticcd sl.M pr
ttIl. toni wills tIllt ultu uus,anHet. No chn,Kes
were n't'"l IN oils.
ftrM'th.ts,rn presents ITO new features, ,l,1Ict
strn.ty ntarhet prevailing. ERvs nrn Il alttlr
weaker nt HnsGf:ah. per trz. The Rrcnsr ln,rhrt
sht'ws ITO tIcr"l rtlarHe In condition. II, green
fruits hppl"s nre ra*r, selling atl tho why tl1
$f.W to *s.ln per 1'tl. acair,lf1,Y to Nunty. Tie
hug ,nnrket Is ,ull, wlths'nt, hossryer, uny
ihttct|ble change III tnuntlDta lltlrs nru tiull
t.ll4 II 'nylhnE irfiln cnslrr, at1r quotations
lrll,E still little letter ,h,M nominal. A trisle
trade II rtnx lt0nu III ihIs ut unchanged rates.
,,,e u..et tsa'o n lntfo t!' 'si'hily hc!lfe ut
',o .' ~ t"u s'"F' h's! t'io tho market Is
, 1881-02-09
IsN ,rEt41:t;Iel\III,


SEw York, Fell. s.-t,oycrnnrnts stcntly for
~ and is, md ID higher for iIaA sltitl n.
The features OF the railroad bond market wcro
l.chlEh W!lkcslnrre income, whrh n,lvnnccsl
10 fa frnm WI; In.sta,l, H. s. w. aecnl,.!4 tn ii
frNm 1t; 1nterlluit tpNnl Orcnt Northern seconds
ineo,.ir to ~ frnm MI: Ohio Cc1,trui Income to
t1s fsuln GSi; TcxNs rncific tlrsts tiio Grur,lo
,lvtstonl 10 FEli from u7:i: Mobile Il Ohio iltsis
cl@hturc 10 s.'i FROM fl. Isostot,, II. s. Il. llrsts
advanced 10 60 from in; Now York, rennsy1-
tnnia & Ohio Income 10 &c from 80; l'enrln, be-
cttnr& Evansville frsts tEvunsvi!lo Div!snn)
10 VI from ~: to lncutne to Htis from El!i;
'rexas Pacific Income lund grant IN 10 Nj from
StMtn securities wcro dull.
THY stonE 'nnrkrt opened strong. aud In early
sn NvHason. peo,aiion { contisi MI s'fr ro,,cr scr
ally firm, throughout tho AFTERNOON, nnti utter
thn Second tsoai.l. when. tiudcr aoi,lGwhnt free
as e tt is, It. a WI rs s:s's { Wescr H.. oHS 'l
central. re9rln, l)cssttnr 4 NEvuhsylr, und MIch-
reacte wec T. s" p WIFI ,,,5 TeEGn f.
NJ tlccllIle Of: Tho mas'at closed gcnur.llly
rho Graphic says: " Notwithstanding a .lcn,a,
~ fanHterl'i!t thAt +! InenfnY funk place lust
we.k ~ hctwecn Vanderbilt. tiuAlal. snEc, and b.
u M], It II stoutly ass.'rtcd that tloI4, tus ro-
these capitalists. II il snhl tl.at il untl,i.
Iit"n!s Understanding nnd agreement WAN
pf certain securities nKniNst rails. hut fn A :
v4nsc thon. anu such stocks rs tho yarstlarfhts,
~ tho lending southwestern shnrcs Western
Union, unon I.aai.c, nnll NorllwestrrI, will 10
general altlnnk for tho new ycnr Ii promising nf
gr.Mt prosperity, nnl sueh n revolution hns
!nkcH nlneu III tho 0Mra.iDns Of nlf siee! rail
li,tcH thHt henGolarwnrt! Amcrten will be nllu tn
deliver gtnln nlld pso!acG tho othor Hilo ut
tho water much cheaper thau " cun 10 I'ysNnrctl
York t.cntrai md Uhon paulla stnuks rero cut
M Into sllnli l0,s Tor export III nrlcrs from
lun'tnn md Amsterdam. II IL nlnD aNiA tint
nElbut !UU stires III t]hi.i g. Mississlppi cnn.t,n
have btClt cut III into Iiishhru lots far Landau,
niul will bG forwarded III soon tls they arr,
prmrcrly transferred"
, 1881-02-09

nj Ni'I IL Ga}I;. whth wn. tln In,t anIo.-nn MI.
ynt1tn t,r ~ tl1n, yrstrr,lnr's mtrra i,MIisIann
4 Misun,,ri l.ivnr rrcr,rrr;, xn. ,i,i,, n,'.i snt
f,,'. ~ 'Nti MrH'rti' WI HH.tt: lHH tnln
mmMH t ~ fI'-n ucclt!lh TT T. thtt Srbit y Nttlf
!fns Httn MHll Ihr s'DtiE HHrH, null tho
lh"''n Frttla tn lic Nrrr IT. snlh tn-s!ny Ht
" sl,lttr CO. unh thprC. IL MI In au,
,i,,.Ji,4 fhnt il s :, ,ui nrt sn,c ~ n,,rti,i,.
iIEn ,,-ns,,.,+ ,,si, H. .,,,, .I -. NJ, '.N
..r,i. t.Hr' fH,mt. tum"'.n tii =: nt.StHk
WIN u Au!e I'll EHIs: H1 ina Inst FHtl GEfg WHa
ifH, lt)Nsk"I. Summit ftrnnrt wna lrLtet, krll.
,tH ~ nnttn1-a, mo In!'rr Nls Mifalhr ~ i:
ri.a s,I ~ : ',. @ ~ r',,,n, ,n ~ -, - "',!
im,in,v ' nvon..i ~ f, "'ir: n, "''hso" ~ i!!, MY
,sI.sni ~ t.T, '' m1t ~ !" ,s; ar,,s;; as
,thcr rui, ill., ,,,,,.,u ,,., ~. F,,ii,,,,..
t'nnconl ,i.ly,t.wl fr, III, Il, iii: New Ys,rk
Nr,y Enuinni rr,", ~ ~ AZ. t.nntr,i ~ in,ta
irm :i;.s 10 :N4: Jtttc Heck iran, it,. 10 Ti..;
s7's Il, s;i;: tsi;r,, frtm ;ssi +" r,,sinw
lirln; Wisconsin tr,ttrnj tr,,,i Iii; ii III; i}
tOnny frulu III to t:slli; NortlIer from [nlt, h,
I'M: iistOn Il Allmny jr>n i'm t, hau At]nitu
4 tt.cNu hInrks ,ltrilnr,i i; Mrxi,nit Central
, 1881-02-09

~ rrlshtu telegram from Eturlnnntl In rc-
H''niisc to III Inquiry. status thnt Tho wlnscr-
wheat crop Soi,thert Ohio antl Indiana Inns bpau
bully 'alsnarcI by tho rain Of tho past few t,nys
antl cOncl,llcs us fullows: "5tiil raining ha1al
II follDwrtl by II tight freeze tho situation Will
lo still ntorp aggravated
Tho following wcro tho direct exports from
ths city during tho last week on through Hills
OF hiding: @3,Ein hrls Hour. DG70 lll wheuf l1B-
Nsa In corn, LIN pkgs pork. III, In7 boxes n,cut,
a,'El cascs cn'tsle 'ncuss, ll,s1g pkrs lnrl, 10
brls herf, l71 brls tusg,,ca, 1la.s..i lbs butter
M ,G59 's c!,ersc, .I,v00 iIs nti-enke. BstES lbs
acc. tvt brs tmltt,w, 5cU brls corii-,ncul. l,7ii
br'a ont mcat, 100 l,rls nils.
Tho Following arc tho footing Of tho Official
report uf yrnn In atore III thfs city on tho evci,-
Ing OF satuslAr lust mud corresponding tlute II
year nHu:
, 1881-02-09
i 1Dlst.r4terly u'Islle,

tftIFuf lrff fFtxs.
" want 10 innkp cNsnrlnjul uxai.lst IL did,
orderly hostst." cxtlul.hr III uxritetl Individual
ns Nv rushe,l ~ Y pui!cctnA4 Oh Michigan,
aveHus ytnttrllny.'
"Whure Is ttf'
It's u salL1n OIL the next blocks
"a "WGHt Gull y0n BrOyei'
drink" "N~~" '0'
'Weltf'
:. And got It,"
" l,4t when went to pay for 1t found that
bud lost my wallet. | loltl HIN IL, 10 out ullIl
toErow thc 'uuIcy. but hc got mad md wtjlt
"Well. + that nil your proofs'
AZ. Not ~ IA long shot! Two huh my LETT
eye dtsnrdcEttt. I've hui my trout teeth tiy.
ofdered. w hose IS disor.lered hllr nu Ilel out
q iiuc. azt this <2l suit Of cluthos wouldn't
> bens 81 III 4n AuctIus. W. udIsnrderul the sts,yu
AMI Two chn1rs, aud II you can't make Il dis.
Dxuctiy house out or ull thls you'd better kut
out Of th4t unlfUrm!
Worth, tho ParizIan Mnn- n lIltncr, 1t Ii said.
:, GrsWs inspiration lToln tlun,ng Dr. Hull Cough
:. AVr,ID. ~ '-F-@ -0~e1 =
, 1881-02-09

Tho following wero the receipts au.l ahpmnnts 4
OF tho lcntli,y articles OF prutlslco III this city
during tho twenty fot.r tors ending ut o'clock
Tuesday tnorntlsg, With tho corresponding N.Y.
l1rps FOR q ycHr AHu:
, 1881-02-09
BUSINESS.
Stocks Stronger, with Reaction
at the Close.
1ntflnntiOl,S thut tho lscnrs Arc
Overseeing tlIr Market,
Chicago Finances Dull-The Currency
Movement.
The Produce Markets Generally Slronger--Pro.
visions Less Aclye-IIore Doinq
In Grain.
What Excited by Fears Of Weather namagc-Pork
Products Helped by lighl ling Snpply.



sn"aRo aperh1efs "e'. ltti'ltc'! ~ silcE news
OF the st'rk tIinrk.i ns tlloy cou'd Vather from
tllo ''lrsc "f prlcra. with Tho exception or II
ateraten Or tw1 Shilling TINT the 'slluFt Interest
Wa' rapidly increasing. There nrc so1lic stgtls
that Il e!ass NJ wchk hchss, with 0tn Or two
strohR Hpcsiltnrs III ttnr '1ea !infe hrcn selling
ss'0ri mere freely than II anfc, considering tho
llttnc'tsc %cnlth nnA ruwcr nf tue men WHO
TIRE rttiHe'1 Oil tho other silr. IT tilH Cl,lrkct
i'ns lHcn orrrsnih. tho Fl'rcst fAAls Inns
heeH prepared TOR RtarIi 1tslysNce. y l,ear WHO
waits ts' ctvcr whcn l't market Is gpfg avnlnst
liln IL mitch less particular nl,ott tho prizes llp
rays thnn the tnOst RAn4tiln! hull.
Mysterious tNtlnlntluns Mrr nont Of n rnst
RtrslgElt Impending In Wall Bti cot between sonn
of thc great operators. keciu Is selling stacks
nrpurentty Il, huge ltocks. Uoui.l Is reported
TO h' loaded III with Immense amounts OF So
"ur'tIca. There nro, conflicting stories III
cfrrn!n.fr,n ns ~ whether Vanderbilt hna
or has not 1ninc hands will, uoult IN hIR Ntexl-
can and Southwestern sthrMcs. In this
state or hG0frs fhoaH " 1u remember tho tttsnstcr
thnt orrrca.ne tho snatkct az II result ut tho
struggle between iouhl nnd kGrne Inst spring
nrr Mrvoifs nhnnt committing u,ncal Of their
money 10 its caprlccs tlow. ~ veteran opcrnt-
Or ~ reported hy tho 1f'nsld As anyiny:
J nm mt Of thu ,nnrIirt. and don't propoae
10 tisler t!ie tlcst till ths tMttln Is nvcr: Gnl
iw, nr hIs Il rnrsst ,,,,,,i i's' ~ ~ o,X @ ~" @ r
upctl to stlyk tic r,- III r,I ,,f tne unErr Ini
hls 'lnlttls, uni I tnlt wMn to buy
my HtocEs I'LL tho n!nrGsnlh rrtl.lInt
@ ro,,,c II ~, ~ ~. p.Hef hns @ tMsh stinf
very ,1l,scr,,plio,ls. h,t IL Mil tnk, t,nrt. I'm,
twfn his fortune To curry Il Tho stoek. Ilr l,as
--csprcInly now TINT hn hns ~, additional Ina!
s, nth'M,,u ~ M H H.U..HHesnm ING Prices snu'ilu
sIjt,s ,,w,, i, I'm s,r"nt MI 1rr,n - , ~ ~
meets with T1,irra cci,lcnt Kt,!iiE III, /" l,is
lltrsnl ltttrr RESIDENCE: whn is gnK 10 tnkH
Eh.tR u VI wv puhGre He nus ~ INC Est't Is It
tnHHttr. ur " ocFlHhuHeF, Or StgeF Snt fHr ttlr.
Wu1lu Il0t nGErpt even his new partner, II. $.
n 1Ii1f in +I+t
the Ei1nE ntInfnn nm fnr ftnt1,-f In.
M ,I,s, ~, nrtoi,,,,ii,,t, II, cn,j,'s
- - Si" ~ w 'Mo 'AutsH. y WstAL e.iltI@ nt
Fehl!1eal. f!e Knt nut n[ tho thing Immediately.
Southwestern nr Mrxuan crltnrprIScs. He cyt-
ncnY VEIN w t. ~. WILL " siln 1T MY tGh4sh nt
-. ~ ~ ~ '"s '., e,.st ~ u.' W.
.,,., .. 49, "r.s "H.,..s ~ 'uo ,"a"tt
, 1881-02-09
MINING NEWS,


Special D!trntth 10 The CAtedco Tribune.
l}usr1,N, Feb. s.--1u mIn!tg ahnros, llnrsl,aw
advanced fron, 1.,t 10 1Mtnat; All0ucz nd-
vnnccs u, franklin =, 1irl,nswick Anthony Il,
Quincy III; Silver 1s1ct t!ccllnet Il, Sullivan 4
WnukcaT i. 'IiMe lIi!l Il; sycamore Springs
sud ut t-fU, Stltlison ut In. Others ~ before.
liDSTt1T.
Ii tho tTrstfrn 4tssoctatth Prtts.
I}0ErONt Feb. S.-A1ntrg stociss closed:
Alnuc1 .+........ 4ssI tNwHlic HI
!n!uinnt 1icca.. lt}m!,tcy ....,.......... MD
tnth11Hl. ll{i Rl4B .+,.,,,,.,,,...
tnrnvr Fails. itgitllyer Is!r........ rs.S
tthnktfn.. lGt " II. Eentrni II. Il. In, II.
N!Htlts"n corrcr... nj t)o preferred .......... ~.
, 1881-02-09

Short Ribs, seur April. c!esed At }7.SOt7hx. I.unx
lsMa. l,Hs no1ea1 l. t.nk ~ haq,s, s,;i awost
Kr1ea haina saIlo average, tsa&tse.
BucOM al.ltod II bstt5o f1r shoulders Sas](c for
all rnMyasYd and pack 1d. - -
e. HEEf-Ha& QAlGt al 47-h016.m for lhGsA A51G gU
for oxtEa riesz, md tl9 1LUu f1s hams.
, 1881-02-09

GorGrnthert bonds woro very tlulei. III Chi
enEo District of Colun1bia 3G1s were la. bid and
lWI askosl; tho 4s wcre HEN hid nEl ll.k asked;
tho 4tzs were lllS hid anA ll:H usAc.l; tho hs
lQ0.S nt! i01H. and tho Ss l0l!i aud i0lG.
Foreign e3ehurixo WIS ateRtty, and very il,lll.
sturling posted rates clusctfMt 4&Iuul4su Ilunk-
ers aclnnl rates closet ut 4sti{ for sExty-.1uy bills
a''d 4sa for lrlnand. For slxty-tiay ss,n!-
!nerclal bills for prompt, dolIvcry, 47g.il lsUs.
commercial bills, prompt delivery oil Huyro,
1NhGs.sss. uorlcaux. EDhGass; on buyers
to G'sa OF bankers. 6!xty.uay coml.lercl vi
, 1881-02-09
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS,

= JOHN a DODGE & Co,
bankers and ltrnhr%. No. I" Wnli.s Nw fnrts. luy
nnd carry .!n,ks nAtn'is'r trnt nrrir, md. wi,'
desired. vii! wslr>r Witt mn, ft tn hlIx. Aisp
tttr 'AltN'k PRIVILEGES Mt Tr;lstIilnir r7te. in
wEirl I'll tn stu aan Br Invested FnIl Information
ntl,rn tINn, Mnn GknntI,in1 lsTln,tt @rnt trp,s,
, 1881-02-09

1ftrrfpft-- C4tflr. jfng.. Sst,p.
S't% sAS Isl
stunhay... ......"........-.......: :si,'5 Gsl go,
Tho lns. lsaao of tho Liverpool edition OF Tho
UrrirrFs' I0nr3sat sHrs:
PRACTICALLY, nll tho catle-mnrkets In England ae
M Hs nss eM IN Eoay md ID ~ s ,f ,y yy,In.n! .s
ss Z" ss ?T sss;s 5 sass
bsken ont r. tMeMty-sevnn snlics r. EnE!'na tAs
iT;'n ~ .tas i. .yar!!s inside shs aIt.'
Ss Sr as sf!s !, ln u nk IL M SSr sr,, [sssts s
tny ttronRl shs tinE lilo i!sHTo ol 4 r''aI airoH.
tn:hn sal o tle ,iay tay urrynO On The ,uarse aIt
VIII y itin Tnvs II r. H.. n n r.
.st!,r ihaIr sn!e: u!rr Y, circumstances shey Ia
ta5,1s s cnr ai,t[ 'sS rsM r IN Il III ,S MG, "
!,osSd II tho market ienE n!,ss.i - b. rFan:nt'f
nr Mc'lni!niu not uiiowtl 10 10 nxilib,tcl nj any
nil,9r n,,otion s1a Or n,lrset thMn tho Mntran,an
under regmlat1o,ts tn i slnugftGr-i,ose onlr md
;.nSr no ovcullvo ous of tho 'ie'
CATTLE-lt was u fnyorablo nsarkut-day for sel-
ors. lilo deinaEd wns particularly ntsise. b1t
With better shipping facilities Ai unusually lHhs
run Of stock tg advantage decidedly w!th,Ltal'
erH lrade upansHl fairly nct!ya ut substantial Ill.
vance III MI descriptions. lsntchers IND eanoeFs
1tIn IT @ s re%teit fT1t H. css e nS III ss
Wv ss5 & ; !sFS WI s ses ss'sx eys;s
sY Hs ss fes ssss 9.sst 1s : ss;
as Eysyrnf In, %s's%i Hy: nI, md wG's
A5 Tor very camnni q sood tlcr, md sI eH!fs !sc
st ws4s na,s ss5D " "; | r M ss5 g 20 is.
r SfTss e p IT, S v.ns ysaf wfe o ns stsss 4
saai!tys. s's''' VI e'''N'''' 'o' ~ '''' "'>
, 1881-02-09

Worth, tho ParisInn Man-Mlllt,,cr, 1t Ii said.
HIaMs inspiration lTotn qun,l1.g ur. uulls Cough
eysup.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07
htosncr,lnr ior L,sA

The corps OF surgeons in attendance
upon President Garfield; have begun
their examinations with the view Of as
cetsainihg the exact locality OF the ball
that penetrated lis body. Professor
Bells "Indicntion Balanee, an inven
tiun ju., contriv,t. which is said 10 in
dicate 'be presence Of lead several
inches distant itom Itself. even with
that thickness OF muscular Tissues iuter
vening. was used SATURDAY. aud it is
stated that when passing over spot on
the Presidents abdomen. that was dis
colored for u few days after the wound
was received. the electrical apparatus
vibrated perteptibly. and the surgeons
profess TO believe that this definitely
settles the locality OF the ball where
Dr.. Bliss said it was; in the anterior
wall of the stomach. Just. below the
disculored spot mentioned. After per
iccting the indicator. experiments were
made upon the hoiy OF the President
by Professors ID II aud Ttintar, yester.
day. with results similar To those o.
Saturday. Whether the experimenter
could see the disks or not. whenever
they were placed i'll 'ha. particular posi-
ton he became instantly aware of the
fact and announced it. The expert.
ments were varied and continued until
all were convinced that the bullet had
been found or at least located. The
bal! must lie within two aud half
inches Of the s1rfare. The surgeons
do not intend 10 remove the ball nj
present.
Yesterdays report from the Presi.
ueut WAS that his condition was now
more favorable than at amy time since
lie was wounded; rests we'll. has a GOOD
appetite. and is steadily improving with
every indication favoriDg his ultimate
recovery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07
EN resses its nisapproyaI.

The current statement that General
MrDo"ell contemplates abandoning the
military posts in his Department north
OF the ruIlrnad, with IA view Of massing
their troops ut Fort Hulleck, calls forth
the following comments from the S.lrsr
State:
The plea advanced in favor Of the
proposed change Is that of economy
The lives of the pioneers who open the
way for civilization, by ccttli;:c on the
iron'i,r, is - be placed in the JnlGnct.
"gninst the dollars and cents that may
be saved in transporting supplies from
the railroad to the posts. The troops
at Halieck will receive exactly the same
wages they g"t north Of the railroad al
McD"rmir, and there will not be one
officer less in the army than there Is
now. so ih": the only saving Effected
Will be in Transporting srpplies. III
case Of nu Indian outbreak, what &C
Cured three years ago is certain 10 be
repeated, IN th" event OF the abandon
mcnt Of Fort McDcrmit. The settlers
will have to Are from their homes as
they did then and seek protection in thr
towns aud Nillngrs ulong the raj road
II economy is to be the primary oil jet
IN the selection OF military posts, the
whole force ON The cnnst had better h.
concentrated III san Francisco aud save
the expense of transpoTting supplies to
The Interior"
II the only oNJec; in withdrawing iEr
troops from these frontier posts is
merely to save the cost OF transports
Hon from the railroad. the wisdom OF
sucn step mny well be questioned
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

\ ErswNlcE special to ths Pioneer
P5,Ss srys hni the steamer General
sherman. With Sitting Bull on boar
arrived ut ~ mtrck Sunday. aud the
Bail was given i's nr,t view Of loco.
motive. 81, snid he didn't want to see
any murc OF the iron hoisc aud wt G,dn't
rihe on the special CIR which Manager
linnpt of the Northern Pacific tondercd
the prtty TO tran'port them TO the hotel.
After spending The day at Bismarck the
boat left for Stan ling Rock. but tied ~
tor the night at putn, tw,niS -siS
miles above lisnlfrk
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07
A Remarkable D.cisIon.

The decision OF Judge Rivrs in the
Albion Ricbmond case has invited
severe criticism, in colst queuee Of the
eppHrent-ht lenst-iIcousisit nci,s = and
contradictions embodied in it, and the
strong suspicion tha' Richmond men
Were furnished with information re-.
spsciIng the decision in advance Of
either Albion or the public. The most
onispoken criticism thatwr hay, noticed
is by the Stock Exchange. which ex-
presses itself as followsI
The news from Albion was the ab.
sorbing topic this morning. ana the dis
appointment aud disgust at the action
of Judge Riv"s was pronounced. The
decision WAS less Critics, 4 than the f.ct
that the Judge should have iuiimatud
10 one side in advance what his decis.
ion would be. II looks exactly as if the
Court was not above playing into the
hands OF the Albion bears. aud very
possibly sharing III their plumber. 1t
Is now quite clcur that the news was in
the possession Of favored few us early
ns yesterday morning. and that neither
the Albion managers nor their friends
knew anything uf IL until late IN the
afternoon, for ;hcy tel, graphed at 3
o'cl,ck that there Wa, DO kno~nrenson
TOR the sudden decline Of :be stock.
L /
somebody who is evidently very close to
the Cont knew what il was. and doubt.
less he ana his iIiends made nice turn
by the Information. They should Ger.
t"iniy DO somctring very nice for
Judge VII" is SO accommodating.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

The Nc''rngcr says that W. W. Robins,
n typo III TINT Office. cut his left bnrd
very badly Tuesday afternoon while
cutting paper with burhcr knife. lie
cut clean into the bone aud severed ono
Of the arteries, and IL was with grcnt
difficulty that the G5w OF blood was
stopped.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

Ar Belmont Park, Thursday, Maud S.
mndo the best three consecutive trottipg
heats on record. First mile -. 2 :I2;
second -- 2hal'; third -2I2%. Ton
thousand people witnessed tho ,nor, to
beat her best time
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

Gov SAUJerIrz. brother Of the q. S.
senator. formerly Gos rnor aud always
a appointment Democrat. died yesterda,
NJ Wilmington, DeiaHate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

THREE MES were instantly killed and
another wounded hy iho explosion Of -
boiler to ~ tbicshing engine on the farm
oi W. J. Swccd, nj Nupn. California. ON
Thursday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

~ 81, IoniS, yesterday. Charles Sch.
licfcr tried to shoot lis mother. made u
-Hri'rons assent uron Bouis Graf.
end thtl blew hia own brains out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07
NUMBER 81.

Je-st1 ADAMis. who has been IL jill
three IN h,h- a. Cincinnati. Tor brutal
Treatment; Of his wife. cut his throat
yesterday morning. ard died Gimost In.
stantly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

+. ". Crows. Of reora. III now
proclalnrs bis authorship Of the infernal
machines discovered at Eivcrpool an
says tia: more arc making ~ Peoria
and will he made until England grants
justice To- Irrluni
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

THE hunt for tho Williams brother,
has been abandoned. IT - thought
they escaped from the river several days
since. The pursucfs were nislcd " M
Indian scout, who Is now under arrest
tor his deception.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

FooEwAtTER has formally accepted
The Democratic nohiinsiiOn for Cover
nor, In Ohio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

BIZ the explosion Of disiilisiy 4
Peoria. H.. Saturday. Max woolpsr vaS
instantly killed and sixty others nolS
or less wonnded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-07

Jons c. DUEcn. Secretary OF the
United States srnate, died at washiug-
lbn Thursday, Of heart disease
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VOLUME IA.
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