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Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
NEAThS.

9RANT.--Ou Friday the IAN instant. Mel
lie. O llv daughter Of Cha-lcs and FANNIE
Grant. ogad years and months,
The relatives and friends Of The family are
respectfully invited to attend the lunerai.
from the restdeg ee ofher parents lib Sou'h
Van Buren street, on Sunday aiternoon NJ
2 2o'cloGNE. to proceed to the new GAtno0FS4
Cemetefy.
RILE-Io this c1.y, on the 4th instant, An.
ME p wife OgThoHas Rile, and daughter
OF William Bright, in the Slst year OF nor
age.
The -sIativo7 and friends Of the family sre
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her husband, no, III
West llth street, OD Monday afternoon, the
Tth instant, aL2 2OGlOcK. To prOceet to the
Wilmington and Bfandywne Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
The Revival Nt she VnIan.

The religious revival at the Union
NJ. L. CnurCh appears to be sill in
oreaslng in interest. Last hight Rev.
T. L. Tomkin8on, of Mount Salem,
preached 10 q crowded congregation.
At the close Of the Sermon the altar
rapidly filed with peniteA!s several Of
whom weIe converted. The number
converted since the commencement OF
the revival services reach over ffty.
The meetings will still be continued
next week.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
RBGISTEE's ORDERS
u EI4LSTER'S ORDER.
REtiFSTFR'S uPflCE.


new CAsrLE COUNTY, Jan ~, 1881.
Upcr the application Of John =. Wales.
Executor OF Elizabeth Rowe, late ei
WilmlnEton HGndred, in said county,
deceased, it Is ordered and directed
10y the REGISTER thst tho Executor sfore-
said give notice g granting Of letters
legtamentary upon the estate Of the dc
ceased, with The date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO he posted within
iorty days from the date Of such letters IN SIX
OF the most public places Of the county OF New
Castle, requiring al persons having demands
against the estate ~ present the Sime, o'
abide BY an Act 0i Assembly in such case
made and provided: and also cause tho same
70 be inserted within the same period IN the
DAILY REPUBLlCAE, newspaper pub
llshsd in Wilmington and to he continued
therein three weeks (eo-d.
- Given under the hand and Seal
l.a Of office Of the Register aforesaid G
- New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, .he day and year above written.
= G. BliiiS, ReTlstgH.
NOTICE.-hn perSOns having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duiy sttsStsd 10 the Executor on o.
be ore Jan. a, Iss2, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such casa ma te and provided.
JOHN =. WALLIS, ID. D., Executor.
Address w llmlnEt0u, DeA. IL
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
A..,hs. rhur,h Moye men,.

A numbpr of the members OF the
Church OF the Covenant, are neSotia
ting for the purchase OF the chapel now
used asa carpenter shop by Henry
Rvaps on the corner OF Eighth and
Monroe streets, in which they intend
to worship. Rev. ]. l., Bstlin IL Is ex-
pected will be- retained 80 pastor Of the
congregation be having offered his re-
siena,ion az pastor OF the Church OF the
Covenant to take effect April frat. Mr..
R.tlin went to Brooklyn, N. T., to c'day
where he viii! preach tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
comfy DiIi'l'''

The people of Neg cs't'' W " !
the courts have been f'n"'l ~, i.
that city to Wiluing'onr ar W., ".
circulating and siLuinG Ys'l''.I,- ,,.,
vor OF a division Of Tue ocuI| "
that if that measure Wo0'l , ~,
Castle would become the c9Nlq ~
the lower comfy, The r'''., ,,.,,
nuuerously sigrrd by both @ HPr, ~,
cans and Democrats, 'hoas- - /, ,
them do no, believe thsi 'ia' ~, ,
hope Of accomplishing SI'' wv
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
: HOOK OI aTos cIOIi l0T Wt
Lot me hide mysali 10 Ilss
Knows aIlADout the casiuG

CLsAvLANn, Ohio, Feb. 1 4--Df !
Blliot, editor of the LsusiuGbaT,A
Gsls!te, returning 'rom Mentor t.!
told an iuterviewer thatltAn' ha
gave him To understand thai 'ti
Blsine would be S43's;ir! Of y
that Gov. Foster stoai hS7s EaE
might want; thSt ONO would Nj
scented In the Cabinet, lniiiHi "a
get nothing, and New York U'all
the secre,aryship Of the Tre';1g
also tha. Senator ConEhn9 V2'l
autRgoni1s Gen. Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Wei De Meyers
CA 7 Ar Ri

TURR. UgQue2tionabIy the most tmpoT
~ taut medica discovery since VasoinS
ti0n. a remedy which ass milaSes with ehe
mucous membrane and forms not only a
vooal, but constitutional cure at any
stage. One package generally sutfices. De
livered by Druggists Vr by u. b. DEWEY &
90, - Dey atIOst, N. Y, $l.03 complete.
Treatise and remarkable statements by the
cured mated free. The athicted san re-
Ter to:
GEO. " LAnHaa7, 70 Biddle St, Bart,
more;
MIR. So1rRoRDE2, eco Nor.h broadway;
JOHN L. HERRING. o. P-r& Avenue and
McMenhan ST;
GEo g. PRRssURT, Prop West End Ho-
tel, Long Branch;
Il. X, HEIFHEEs rIEE, EDhtt Eonse
Washington
REV. GBo f. Pratt St. Stephens Reotorg
Philada.,
REY A. A. SUMHER Frederick, Nd;
Nile. AJNEe Opera PriN@ u0nnH;
Paul BOYErOR, the great swimmer, Fiueh'
ing, l.. H.
SAuL. BGNEpIuE, pR-, 697 Broadway N
Y, etc.
A real cure ol Cstarrh ior sl.0Ot
3S-lI2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Thomas johnson Ili,

Thomas Johnson OF the Harlan "
Hollingsworth company, was taken Il
on Thursday in the ship yard and ha'
to be conveyed to his residence OF
Third street between Jefferson Suf
Washington. Medical aid was snm
moned and he is now said to he in
proving.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
,..n.f money b''A

Mrs. Alexander CLS'"'i A., sll
marketing about noon 'S,o,,iraG (
red velvet pocket booE eoI'rp r,rl pit
silver dollars and a w.. W. ,h.ls
She is not certain Vfs,ns, o',r Shsl
or whether it was @ s'0.'. .,,s.s
bought e turkey or h,os ~ o,sSo,,r lN.
Fourth bat did moi o!s,T o!,,T :,nsh
the frder will return II r.Ctsst
ward will Ue paid SDu W.
asked.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
The GALE AnntNersArY.

The sixty-iourth anniversary Of the
First Presbyt rtan Church Sunday
school will be held Monday evening
next, att O'Clock, III the church, Mar
ket street, abave Ninth The singing
will be good and the report Of the
school will be encouraging. All are
invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
PAY orthe SuperVisOra.

Last evening the following supervis
ors appeared before Chief Surerv'soT
Valen tine, and made ont their bills as
follows: Tkomhs Darlington t6; Wm'
N. Mccormick. sl0; Amer II. Harry
slh. Thomss Z Wer, as; William @
Bsp,h, $50; Richard Burton, !r., sl5
George Mccall 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Theft Of Billiard Balls.

On Thursday night last, thieves en-.
tered Harding's billiard parlor, Sixth
and Market streets, and stole all his
billiard balls, the value of wLich
amounted in all to about 900. He re
covered them in Philadelphia yestsr-
day.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Nd MA~RNAGES,

wDODMkNSEY- Y-HUGHES.-on Fch-ua'
~ Sd, 1881, at the residence OF the brides
parentsl 10 this city, by Rev. Charles T..
Nallerg, Mr william Woodmansey and
Miss Maggie ). Hughes, oil OF this clty'
MORROW-kICAAR the Meiho
dist Episcopal psrsoHaSe, St. Geor.e es on
wednesday evening, Feb ID, 1881, by Kew
] owen Sy yphari, NJ. Wm. H. MoIr "
and Miss Jennie Richards, no % New
Castle UG., Bel.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
TEAS AND C0FFEES

NEW %IOCk CrlFFEN
NhW STOCK TEAS,
NEW sTUCk PT 1t SPICES,
NEw SrD,E STGAKS.
liycu wan. Too' ten and c. .stes inen Crp-
ren's Is tic ptace to A2t w.
Bcst ZSc. and gs,. coffoa and b'e and sc,
tesg n the state,
Cood c0ree -, Il. Is and 9lc, B good tea
20 and 41r n. Elegant ig quality va ana
coffee Of the very best grades tlwAys In STOCK,
Coffee fresh roasted every day ny improved
mes process thereby retaining all 'hs deli
cate aroma Of LAe hovy,
Pnre Pepper - SniceE Specially.
awe US q call and trial Of cur tons ana
rofees and hs convinced We nro ahead bvh
IN quality and pree.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

To persons employed il constant
mental toll, study or anxiety, Fellows
Syrup of Rypophospbttas Is especially
adapted, namely 10 teachers, clergy
uan, editors lawyers aud ImPeennlou5
business men.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
MtOHa Revival.

The revival services which have
baen in active operation for three week 8
past, will close on Monday evening
next with . grand love feast. During
the progress Of the meetings thers have
been 45 conversions.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
RtrnIMETrree Case.

The first referee case in the new
courthouse came Of yesterday (Fri'
dsy) afternoon in one Of the rooms III
the second story, ani Joshua Maris
and II. R. Pennington, X qs., were the
counsel IN the case.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
ENCL AND LIME
GOAL End LIME, GOAL kNh LlmE
ytKB tOCT OF WEST STREET,
YhED FOOT OF WEST STREET,
JOHN ". GKlETITR,
wilmington, be,

TINE NUMEROUS INVENTORS OF
Edison, KeeiY and other dlstins uishef
persons are insignificant compared With the
invention Of Dk. Y. X. y ZONE, the inven-
tor Of f"Apepsta;' one Is GcLerahc improve
meut, the other a science 10 save lilo.
Neyor before since tae foundation Of the
world has a medicine been placed bsiore the
publlc on its Iure merit First berause II
claims to cure only 8 certalR disease instead
OF tfty Ss others DO, and furnishes high preOi
that Il docs this. Second. Il is compound
Of one Of our best physicians and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia speciality for ten years
with a rev ard 0 the only specific ever placed
before the people. third, because our best
physicians prescribe it for their dyspep!le
patients, as DR.. samuel Adams OF New York
city rays, am happy 70 say that the cure
tor TINT tsarible disease dyspepsia, Las AT
last been found IN your "ApepSia," and be-
lieve it Is your duty " put it before the pub
lie.
Reader, have you dyspepsia, u 20 don't
fail to get bottle OF "Apepsta," and As you
value your health and life, take nothing else.
Price per bottle, BI00. For sale whole.
sa le and re tail by z. James Belt, Sixth and
Market Ftreets, aud n. Is. Dantortb, second
and Ma Rei streets, Also by all druggists.
tan6 II
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
sweet EIueT

Ciooiipg 4 son have received another
lot Of $ u ret cider, at Third and Jyter-
son streets Il T. clarified cider, similar
to that sold IN hotels a. = cru,s glass.
ION SATURDAY they Vii have country
home made lu.Dcr m"a'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Snsrini Notle',

For 6ne Photographs so's, ss,.,ss sS's d
Sawyer, 8o2 Market s're,'''p. IT. p.y;
tee arst-class work or " ,sksla
1Si prices are very low; they iSr' ior b
Gne cards for $50 or ,.,.u % ~
large sxl0 for sl'C0, -. ! for ch1i'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
and take your OL

Be sure and take You ao9 ysii
to suttsrley & Sawyer, ,stors sSI ,hs
and have them COPIED Us,T :, "a ssl
ALL all out. They copy them then u low, t.
and their prices are ', vslS ,S',.ss OF
guarantee thew0rk nis'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

Commercial travellers and Others
subjected to sudden changes aud expo
sure, should be provided with DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup, the quickest and
best remedy for the relief and cure OF
colds. Priee Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
, EGISTER'S ORDGr.
REafISTER,S NYF1CE

HEw OAsTLE COUNTY. January 5, 1881.
Upon the application OF Andrew }. hosSln
ser. Administrator Of L. Tne9dore EsIing
ate Of w. q. Greek Hd IL said countrywide d,
II is ordered and directed by the Register
that the AdminlSL-!tnr a,u?GSS ! ,Rive notice
OF the granting Of Letters Of Administration
UPON the estate OF the deceased with The date
oi granting thereof, by caus,ug advertisements
% be posted withrl forty days from tho date
Of such letters. in six Of the most PINlIc places
OF the county Of New Caste, rClul:lGg oil
persans having demands against tae os:yta,
10 present tho same os abide by al Act OF A.
seEluly IN such case male and prOYided. Ana
alsO caUHe the came to he inserted within the
sAme period IN the DELAWARE RgryBLIOAH
a newspaper published IN WILMINGTON, and
70 De continued thoTe'n tArue weeks, teOd
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
ILs Office OF the Rcgts'er aiOreeaid. at
49, New Castle, IN ECw Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
), G. BlBGS, Register.
NuTICR-AN persons having claims syainst
the estAte Of the decoAaed. plUst present the
"a ne duly attested to the Administrator on
or before Jan. 5 lSS5, or ABIDE tic Act 81 Az
seIuhIy IL sucD case made and pr0viieI.
ANDRE s J. HD~SiNtf GE,
AGmiLLstiatvT.
Address: Newark. lei ian 4
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
crent Reduetlo'a., '.,,

IN price Of everything g,.lssr Ev,l 5
winter gods, as ! hsa sSd, rover o1sr. I.
money than carry sOO' and hosl
he BE Hive, 3o6 MarA'
Rus ell.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

y7hII.lN LINE AND CONE TO l0o T..
L sixth street and get can Of pHaea t'n
Ur rs; tits mos. deIto!ol', pat up IN l9ai
sugar; Try one AMI you wifi come back for ~.
AZ all tho peach trocg are Ktiind. you Sh00ld
lay In lot OF our cans for 2Ao. and our gal
lon can Tor 16l. We have Cyapora G peacGos
AZ 10 v as Ms ior lG,, 2 rs paret ~, pain
peschee 90. n, apples oc. h, ihs eYspora'"l
pears 25c, = B3 German polrs. &5', prunes .s
h cherries Be 4, sacdless cherries 22G. b'
prnnellas l0c n, wusca'el raiSins zoe, nom
Iny sc Qt Rivert corn 70, n, take taP'co
.Oc h imported mac0arona l2c l., hnest
batter 3Oo Il bucSwhoat $50. D., 3 onttIes
cltsup 9Sc Lima beans 100. can. We nave
the wnitest sugar end tho best ten ana coffee
in the city. Grest reduction in -four, but
tor, and overythiug goneE!ly kept in hra
class grocery store. Soap at one cent eIRe;
il YOU carry It in your pocket y"u VIII ucver
take any disease; we sold 6v0 cakes IN enc
day;r you want SOHO speSH qn!ck;
r. M WlER,
Grauger store, lo3 b. SIKH street.
teh2.0t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

w1OR SALE SOME VEnY BLSihA
HE houses in all parts OF the city.
tons' At HEALD & 90,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

New gravel and plastic slate roofs
put on and repaired by i. Mitchell,
ir., 80 West Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

vToR SALE.-SOME VERY nESl IA
r. be houses in all art OF the CITY BUY
tenh4t EEALD & o..
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

T01R sALE.-KANSAs MOkT+aG rs.
Il In about 8k years experience WIN
large Number Of mortgages, we have had nut
a single case resulting 10 i0rbearanc', ami
that has not delayed interest payment or
cIused expense to the holder OF tbs secn.t ty.
fab sat HEALD 4 co.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

vVrANTED.--2 ENEFGET1U YOU ~
w men, from is to % years OF age ter
nSia %aa P1ssry'a PPsssry and % c0nScio1ory, Make t.
near Kighth. "o"1i
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

r5OR SALE.-A . STORY BnIOk
house, Gil W. Attn street, rooms, al
oonvenienCes, N nrst.claSs order. w on
".Sv .arrue hEALD Il GO
N' igb5-4
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

uYANTRD.-AN EX u X EN- U e u
w Csuvasser wAn'ed. No other need
apnly, No, L2i Market street, wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
DUBLIC SALES.

T.. W. Stidham h Son would inform their
ftends snd the public that they are pre-
pared 10 call their Saies either IN the coun.
try or city al short notice, they both being
practical auctioneers they can conduct ITo
safes on same day. For further particulars
cal or address. Tsfmt moderate.
l.. W. SIIyHAM B. SON, Auct'rs,
III East iLn 81 Wilmington, ILel.
lRuse 6tW
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

TNOR RENr.-SOME UF THE MOST
teb b4t HtAL.D y = y.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

yEwADVERTISEMENxS.
Elocutior Fret. Of Wesleyan University

Admission tickets. 30 cts; reserved seat,
rs cts. Reserved ss'ts Tor sale three Gays IN
advance at g. Y, Thorn ls E Co.'s. i'r6.A
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
- tXIISrER'S OHuEh,

Address: -NewayE. lei.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

ANhMNROmAI.
Ifs,yy. DaIAiA = = 8sEas Noun.
tain.
Petroleum Y. Nasby HsfA SaLAmoills
b a Town to-day.
TIE "Airor Of Irslsnd" attracts
ckoNdSd AoasA In 0arSka-
The stag arrived here from Tusoarora
before three O'Clock this atterueeu.
Es.Co~.ty Con1issio1ef NoAAs
Holmes Of Cifin came up BY the train
this morning.
Miss Della Bradley 10 down at Win
eemeooa o. . visit TO Mrs.. N. Defiance.
formerly Of this .aaoe>
Our former tovn.nan, n. A. Stiles.
il down from Montana, and hNs been In
town sererA days.
Tomorrow being washington's Birth.
day legal h~essday-no paper will bo
issued from this Office.
All spectators, regardless OF ser, Will
DO required tOProeors tickets for TIE
ds1oe tomorrow night.
Mrs. 0, Z. Terry vas granted . d.
vorce from DR.. l. Terry In the Seventh
Judicial District Cont this morning.
Those desiring to attend the dance
tomorrow night must procaro their
tickets from the Secretary by4 o'clock
r. N. Tuesday.
Regular meeting Of Elko rias Club, at
their rooms tonight at 2 o'clock sharp.
A full attendance is especially requested
ss business OF interest will be trans
acted.
At a meeting Of the Trustees OF the
Tuscarora Tunnel Company, held Feb.
IL, the following officers were elected,
W. T. Smith. President; J. T. May,
Vice President and A. Leiehter, Secre.
tary.
Ike Ostreicher received from Ken
lucky yesterday morning. Two turkeys,
consigued To Joseph TriPlett Of Lamoille
Valley. They Art Of a yellow gold color
and are said to be far superior TO the
ordinary black or brown variety.
Chinatown was the scene Of an incip-
iont oOnnagrsliUn this morning. The
little house in the rear Of Brown &
EGooding.s furniture store took arc from
. defective fue, and for a short time
blaEed up with considerable vigor. The
prompt efforts Of Mr.. Frank Nc.
Phetrcs aud Constable Lane. who ar
rivnd almost immediately upon the
scene checked the spread Of the flames.
which were finally eItinguished. The
damage to the property was very slight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27
lFrom Wednesdays Daily.
IAAlnAxundI.


The Legislature will adjourn on the
4th Of next month.
A young man named Jones was
brought here from Tuscarora yesterday,
10 be examined by q commission Of Lu.
macy.
Constable Lane has gone to Fort
Halleck with q warrant for the arrest OF
an insane man who is said to be endan-
gsring tho lives OF citizens Of that
n~eiRhborhood.
From Mr. Ii Wild, who Is In town
from Bullion. we learn that our old
friend, L. J. CArpoauI, is laid mp with
a dislocated ankle. Hope he may soon
got about again.
The Grand Jury transacted no bust.
ness yesterday. 1t being a non, judicial
ono. and a. thereSwAs still work for
them remaining unfinished Monday
night. they were obliged TO remain over
aud are holding a session to-day.
Mr.. John Hughesdon Of Csrlin, has
during the past three days, made 70.
peatcd, but thus far unsuccessful at
tempts to secure the appointment TO
the ofico Of Justice Of tho Peace for his
township by the sitting Grand Jury.
He Is persovoring, however. and may
yot succeed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27
The lIusa uernde,

Tho grand masquerade ball given
under the auspices OF the Elko Dancing
Club, at Freeman Hall. last evening,
was the social event OF the season.
Over two hundred tickets were issued
by the Secretary, aud the hall was filed
to repletion by the merry.makers. A
large number Of persons from points
along the line OF the railroad were pres.
ent, most Of whom took active part in
Inc festivities Of the evening. Among
those We noticed FROM abroad, were j..
X. Hopkins, wife and sister aud DR.. +.
W.. Huntington from Winnemucca;
Thomas Holmes, ]. c. Mcclure, G. G.
Bethel, ID. A. Spence, F. l.. Castle. W.
U. Depoister and Andrew Munson of
CSrlin; George Meigs and wife, E. H.
Griswold and wife, and Miss Hattie
Pearson OF Wells. Numbers Of others
were present from abroad, however,
whose names We failed to learn. The
ball opened with the grand march
~ o O'CLOCK, and at 9:l6 in the
midst Of a quadrillc. the order was
given 10 unmAsk, and the preced.
ing merriment was greatly
enhanced by tho comioal disclosures
which followed. The dlsguises in many
instances were complete. and the un.
vsiling revealed some most unexpected
phiEOS, producing comical o scts. Some
Of the dancers and many spectators
at this time retired, but . large com.
p"ny continued the dancing until attor
two o'clock this morning. Tho entire
AFFAIR Wss we'll conducted throughout,
and nothing whatever occurred 70 mar
the eDjoyments Of tho evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27
sPeclAL NOTICES.
RRHD8i 8ERDHi
Fresh and Reliable.

Having made special arrangements
with Messrs. David Landreth & Sons,
the oldest and most reliable seed grow.
ers in the United States, for the intro.
duction and sale OF their seeds In Elko
county, I would respectly inform those
who arc anxious to use only fresh and
reliable garden and flower seeds. that 1
will have n supply Of Landreth's seeds,
In one-fourth, one-half and one pound
packages only; about the LIST OF March.
The arrangements 1 have made, will
enable me to sell the seeds at about the
usual Eastern jobbing prices. I'm
+. F. MULLER;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27
INV. f.d.y,. D.ily,j


= No1D0GaAAl
DR.. Lodis Terry has sst1biahsd him
self In business in Eureka.
b. @. Hardy. ot hitAe haks valley -
In town to-day on business.
We regret 70 learn from the Carson
Appeal that Senator Tolley II quite III
and confined 70 his rooms.
Cyrus Hamilton, TIE we'll known
Eureka dentist Who for the past two or
three weeks has been practicing his
profession here, departed fof bic homo
on the Base RSh&e by the tiAin this
morning.
News s received here this evening that
owing to an accident 10 the east-bound
express train lea the summit of tho
Stern Nevadas. the regular train duo
here At $40 this evening will b At least
twelve hours behind time.
Psss the following (from tho New
York <ia9 Record for the benefit Of
the relatives Of the Harry J. Norton,
who was formerly well known in Ne
vsdai "The family Of Harry ]. Nor
ton, who died in Leadville some time
since, are informed that . trunk con-
tanning, apparently important papers, il
hold subject 70 fheir orders by AAftn
Cole. Of Lesdville, Col.
The witnesses in the cause Of the
State against Jose Lopez are now scat.
tered Lord only knows where, and after
a thorough examination Of the ease by
the Prosecuting Attorney. thai officer
arrived at the conclusion that to attempt
q second conviction by a new trial with
out tho witnesses for the State, would
be merely . useless expenditure Of
county funds. 1t was therefore deter
mined to withdraw tho indictment for
murder. and allow the prisoner to plead
guilty to the crime Of granddaughter,
which he did. This case being thus
disposed OF, but one other remains on
the docket to be decided by a jury; that
Of Haynee vs.. the Soap Deposit Com
pany. and as the amount involved in this
suit is but small, the parties to it can
probably be induced to allow the case
to be continued for the term thus avoid
Ing the expense OF drawing trial jurors
this term Of court.
A correspondent Of the Eureka Send.
mel writing from CAriin under date of
-
Ia 22d, says. there il considerable
excitement at Cariin. A few evenings
ago an old man who was working on a
rahch bhtween Palisade and Carlin was
fsported to be missing. He disappeared
some time during the night Some
were OF the opinion that he was foully
dealt with, and commenced q search
for him at the place he was working.
First they found the skeletons OF the
two Cinnamon who disappeared mys.
t~eriously somo time ago. then they
found the remains OF q white man, and
during the search the hat Of the man
they are looking for now. This is all
that is known at present. II anything
should t~rAnspire / will advise you Of
it," The Sentinel, correspondent IS
probably the innocent victim Of a hoax,
as we have conyersed with residents OF
Carlin nearly every day, who are not
aware OF any excitement at that place OF
the character described.