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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

gpTro SlRAgooA4.,
The StsGiOnoF tAS NstAaA LsTtGst.r:
szPised at midnight. ls.. hight.
The iaauRuraRoo o. PrsdItsa O.;
Asid takes place 1t the NasionSl c.pl,,i
to-day.
John PordhAm Of CsrIil, and Hasln
Greene Of Dsadwcod City. are itksss:..S
at the Depot Hotel.
John W. wfiiian. arrived her. vi,k
his team from his ranch on Cottonvood
Greek. this evening. t+
Doc. shsph.fd i. lo.diub CATH. on
the cars Al tie Railroad Company;
corral this evening". H. s..rs vnh
them for the San Frahcisco hatKst ikf:
evening. .
Reno's aboriginal tribs. includipi
both sexes, arc % . roaring drunk, and
the despoiIing Of hen roosts IL . nightly
Occurrence. Shade Of the potential tar
bUeksL can such things beisA btusJ rf.
The Tfnss Repie,s OF Wednesday, says:
A report was current upon the streets
last evening that Uncle Jimmy Jones
had been found dead IN 4 deserted
cabin nsar the summit between this
place aud Rock CrcSk. bat We could
trace the rumor to no reliable soarcs.
His friends. however, will fnfsstiss,s
the matter.
E, Psnroa has been buildinsfo o him
self an aNo.l double thorouRhbraes
wagon AZ A., Brpeo'a shop during ,h.
Winter. HslhAs Just got il completed.
and is n of the best vehicles Of the
kind in the county. Mr.. Penrod starts
on Monday with his new rig. accom-.
panied nv his SON James Add the broth.
ers TipPet. Of Carson. for Island Noun.
tain Whole. as soon as practicable, they
will mako preparations to resume by
draulic operations ON the placer gold
diBgings which were got in condition to
work to advantage about the time the
water failed last Fall. Mr.. Ponrod
has spent considerable money and
good deal of hard work Upon his
mining property In that district,
and has now brought Il (, into
such shape that with a bountiful supply
OF WATERMELON win probably be
vouchsafed this season. As the snow
fall has bsen-unusuany hsavy-hs can
begin 10 realize a snug sun over and
above mere wages. He has worked
long and faithfully at Island Mountain
and we'll deserves an abundant return
as the fruit Of his energy.
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Letter from Mineral HIII.
MINERAL HILL, NES.
February 22 1891

| hINkhAL ILL.,, NV.
| February %. 1881.
Editor IndspenSrt-we take the lib
erty OF nddreesrhH these hu.b to you
and hope This letter viii be received
With favor.
This Winter has been very mild and
open; We have had a great deal Of rain
but hardly any snow. There has been
school here all Winter which had not
previously been for bevefai years. Tho
pupils are progressing nnely under the
control OF Miss +. Frank. Who 10 an et-
cellent teacher M was shown ut the
school exhibition given here on the 10Th
Instant. We will take the responsibility
on ourselves OF giving the full pArticu-
lars Concerning it. as best as we can.
The School house doors we're opened at
7:3O +. NJ, and by 8 o'clock the house
was uncomfortsoiS Allied. The e1hibi-
lion then commenced with an opening
address delivered by the teacher, which
was very attractive, IA the young hdy
composed 1t herself. Next on the pro.
gramme was n Greeting Song" by the
school. which showed the careful train
ing Of the scholars and called forth great
applause from the audience. Then fol-
lowed the dialogue. "A Practical LIS.
son," by Miss Beccs Crombie and Mas
ter John Pratt, which was rendered in
fine sNsle by the young lady and gen.
tlemRn. The defamation Her Dolls
Needs. by Miss Belle Buchanan gained
much credit for the little Mss. The
song, Mother / Have Heard Sweet
Music" WAS very good. The declama.
ton. The Ghost" by Master John
Pratt. called prolonged applause. The
taLlenu1. ''what ID Home Without n
SGolher;" the characters hing person.
rtcd by Ara Becca Crombie rs THE
Belle" aud Miss hizzie Prat as Tho
Mother" Presented a very laughubie
situation. Tn. trio. II am very fond
OF Il social souy'"by Misses Becca
CromOie, hiztio md Maggie Pratt, vas
sung veiy well indeed. The dialogue,
'heaSihS School" BY Misscs Becca
Crombie, Maggie md Lizzie Pratt, dis.
played the clo%cutionary powers possess
ed by these yOung ladies. The decla.
nation ''Bnrlnrn Frietche." by Miss
Maggie Pratt. was received with enthu-
siasm; The declamaiions, "Tho Mari:
net's Dream" by Lizzie Pratt, and
1.-The Drummer Boys Burial" by
Bccca C%sonbie. were uue1ceptionally
good, and gained great credit for the
young ladies'. The closing sony. mid,
Md, Noddin," by the school, was Snnc
and acted very we'll; the songstero fall
ing asleep, and the curtain dropping
o'or the final scene.
Tie room was then cleared for the
supper dahce. An elegant lunch was
provided by the people OF the toSn and
was served in Il. l.. Plumbers houso,
under the auspices Of Miss 2. Frank aud
Nesdames Fanb0f and Mutdock. After
SUPPER, dancing commenced and was
kept mp until | o'clock. when Tho peo-
Pile dispersed 10 their homes well
pleasbd with Mineral Hills first e1hibi.
lion. Two BONNIE ScoTCi LADIES.
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The R~aeqaetrk.

l. The new saltAtory erolutfoA Known AZ
the "Rncqutte." which for some time
past has been raising Cain in Eastern
select society circles. Was recently wit.
messed by he poeticnl artistic Of the
Reno Gdzstte.. who furnishes the follow.
ing details OF tho manner in which, the
thing il executed:
The lady and gentleman stand facing
each other. close together. The gentle.
mans right arm Is gently placed around
tho lady's waist Ills left hand eiulche.
her right indet finger, while her left
hand is placed on his right shoulder.
Finally the iddles. after q few sse-saws.
strike up: "A dog ate a rye straw, rye
straw, rye straw;a dog ate q rye straw.
etc. At the sound Of dog the dancers
spring of to the genileman's left two
jumps, then back to the lndy's left, two
jumps. Ms though the dog was biting
them from The FEAR. aid in their Efforts
to escape were trying to dodge past
each other, but couldn't. After the two
jumps to the lsdy's left, thoy both halt
IN Instant with their feet Abou. fifteen
inches apart. and bending their knees
inward toward each otheE Until they
nearly touched. Wa could only seq th,
gentlSmah's kRoes, but suppose the lady
did tho sdhe; they both SUDDEN, sIrins
one jump t. the lady's left. and thus
backward AID forward, keeping thsi
knses rigidly in the same pc atiou 81
tho time; but with a timber knee ar d
hip joint they mako q srac full swir Eing
motion up and do$n to the time Of I'll
music. When the music stops q mo
iuent the dancers stop. and at thu
sound of dog they both swing of again.
and repeat the maheaver over aha over.
until both are exhausted, the hddlss
stop, and they sink into their seats In n
perfect Precipitation Of rapture. ThN's
the rAcqnette. Oh, us Just too jolly.
but it cahnot be appreciated until 70, n.
Seeing Is all that u REQUIRED to make
one enAmorod. hid iSii into bystoric.l
ecstacies orSr II: we tumble to IN,
racquo,te:' "
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UnO
We irs SouS 70 hlhr tAaa Mr.. Isaac
YstSs is'eonthsdtS his bed With an at
tISkhH P~hen1honia.
Regular meeting Of Eike rias Club. 4
their rooms tonight ~ z O'Clock sharp.
A full sttersdrtcs is especially requested
a. Business Of interest win be trans
acted.
In the District Court this morning,
Jose Lopez was EfrsiSned for sentence.
and the judgment Of the Court VA tina.
Ne be confined in the State Prison for
b term OF ten years.
Harry Day, of Storey county. Vas
elected Regent Of the State Uuiveiiity
in the joint legislative convention. A
number Of candidates Refe plIced IN
domination. but before TIE poto was
tsheh all were Withdrawn but Harry
Day and ]. p. EdOff Of Elko. The
other two members Of the Board being
from Elko, it was 10 be expected that
the third would be selected from some
other quarter OF the State.
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Soiree or Company L. First Cav
airy.
FoRT HALLEcK, Sev.,I
~ ~ 1907

Feb. 70. 1881.
EaiGT fna7snHeni-The annual grand
soiree given by the members OF Com
pnny /, First Cavalry. stationed al this
Post. came off Oh the evening OF The
18th instant. and in u word was 4 grand
Success. ICosn,ne IL fault
Over three hundred Invitations sent
out brought together On the evening in
question visitors from Rlko and the ad.
jaceht settlements, who came TO share
The osgies. At precisely 0 O'Clock, q
Grand March. dedicated 10 Capt. c. C.
G. Carr. the Company Commander, by
Prof. C. p. Gillingham, leader OF the
Halleck String Band, was played. which
was headed by the Captain. accompan-
led by his affable lady. Next came the
officers OF the GARRISON. And accompan-
led by their Indies; attifed elegantly in
dresses suitable on Such occasi0bs.
Among the other notable persons pres.
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Jshie6 Davis,
proprietor Of Rlko Mills; Mrs. Nc
Phettes. Mr.. McGibbiu and Miss Lonisa
Flynn, Of Elko. Miss Flynn. a hand
some little brunette, was elegantly at.
tired in black silk, white satin ~facings,
hnd Mas decidedly the belle Of lho even
ing. Nr. and Mrs. E. &. Fisher. Mr..
kendtieks and lady, Sir. nhd Ms.
Griffin, Of Halleck. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
ners. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilsdh and daugh.
ters, Miss Gillian, Mr. Geo. Grover.
Lamoille Valley; Warford and Guinnan.
Of Rnby Valley and many others too
Numerous to fhentioh.
Much praiso Is duo 10 the Committee
on Decoration, serseants Sullivan,
Weatherbee and Clark. who spared nc
pains or expense to make their work
snowy and attractive. His ihpossible
to give o description Of the ball room as
II would necessarily take up too much
rooh and time. Suffice it to soy it was
really magnificent. au Eldorado.
Slipper Vac served at Ia o'clock.
which wodld have done credit to Del.
rhohieo's. the table fairly grooming un.
der the weight OF many good things.
All seemed 10 enter into the merry.
making, and at the breaking up next
itorning all confessed thdt they were
Highly pleased with the enJoSmOht they
had participated in. This bail no
doubt will iuuugurate q series Of annual
entertainments. that Will rank With the
boat OF tho kind OH the frontier.
GuEssAoAiN.
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l,tstrict Court.

Saturday. Feb. Goth.
Court convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning. pursuant TO ADJOURNMENT.
frank Hames who blended guilty I'd
The charge OF einbezzlemehs, was ar
tmgued for sentence, and the Judgment
Of the Court was that he be confined in
tho State Prison for A term oil two years.
A doctco Of divorce was srauta +. A.
hamey froh, j. W. Ramey.
Court then took q recess until 1
o'clock.
Application for letters OF ndminis,ra.
lion in the estate Of A. Grove, deceased.
was continued until Saturday, March
9Th.
Petition Of administration la Stardis
ESTATE to sell property at private sale;
va granted.
After hearing eVidenec i'd tho estate
bf Thrush VeI,.. otdeted that anal so.
oeuns be tally settled and allie we'd.
Court then adjourned until Monday.
the 2Sth Instant; al ID o'clock A.. y.
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RGlnLRnAA.

AAl0AkADAl
Meeting Of Ii. GadiatS!SssA. .. 8 30
hsrp.
n. n. Grant departed for Raby Val.
ley by pony express to-day. and viii re-
turn ii . week.
The ElHo delegation In the State Leg.
isls,ure has our thanks for copies Of
bills introduced.
Mrs.. r. J. Rowland. Of Tu.carors,
has made Application in the District
Court fora decree Of divorce from her
husband H. a. Rowland.
Eiko Encsmpment. No. o.I. o. o. F.,
holds its regular ssihi. monthly meeting
At their hall this evening. commencing
at z o'clock. A full attendance Is re-
quested.
The cause OF McKiernsn rb. the U.
s. Stage Co., on trial in Justice Court
during yesterday, is continued to-day.
The testimony was all In aud counsel
was addressing the jury IS we wen, to
press.
Oliver Rife our SnterPrsins Mound
Valley neighbor, who went on . visit to
his old home In West Virginia, during
the Winter. returned here Monday. He
vent Away d bachelor, but came back a
Denedict. bringing his graceful bride to
share the frdits of his we'll directed in
dustry in the Silver State. They left
here for their home in the valley yes.
terday, followed by tho best wishes OF
divers numerous friends in this 10.
eaiity.
The Sentinel Of the lat inst, contains
the following aom its Palissde CORES
pondeut: Tho talk in this quiet burg
is still over the mysterious disappear
snce Of the old German, who was last
seen in the house Of Hughesdon, be.
tween here and Csrlin. There seems
to be no doubt in the minds of the PEG.
pie here but that Hughesdon is a VERT
able Bender. and has made away with a
number of persons during the past few
years. He now lies in The EXC Jail.
having been arrested oh suspicion"
II this is intended as a joke. it "a a very
grim one, and the facetious Palisade
person may be playing with edged tools
without being aware OF Il. The old man
is not in the Rlko Jail. nor is there rea.
son to believe that he has been arrested
on Suspicion. ~ there is anything in
The world that this defa&sd Old party
do.es upon aud sighs Tor. 1t is a law.
suit in Which he may Hgare. either as
PlAintif or defendant, he cares not
which. A word to the wiso 10 usually
sufficient. w
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K4AAaaet oSaa ySSSS.u.SSSN
for Dizziness At 10 o'clock Saturday
molniGg.
The next regular meeting Of tie
Board Of County Commissioner will 81
held next Monday.
The regular mestipg Of Frend.hS
Chapter No. /. Order of Eastern Star.
fakes place at Masonic Hall this even.
ing at z O'Clock.
Six handsome passenger coaches for
the Southern Pacific road. Of Arizona,
passed west by q special freight train a.
1890 this morning.
Milo KinSsbaafy h.. been appcin..d
Postmaster at Fnirplay. in this county.
Fairpiay IS. We believe, the name Of the
Office IN North Ruby Valley.
Road Supervisor. Peter Munson, has
had men employed during. tho pas. two
or three days. in cutting the much
needed ditch from the railroad iust
above town to the canyon west of the
church which will effectually prevent
the further overflow of our streets.
Mr.. Samuel HoSrry. Mr.. John Glib.
bons and Mr.. James Middleton, 'cousti.
tuted the entire passenger list by stage
for Tnscarora. The head ecTr OF each
OF the thSee gentlemen vas augmented
With those cabalistic hierogiSphics, 30
closely resembling the letterS b. II.
Argument of the Cause Of McKiernap
w. the U. S. Stage Co. in Justice Court.
was closed and submitted to the Jury
last evening. After a brief absence the
Jury returned with q verdict for plaintiff
IN damages to the extent Of Sl25. Tho
case has been carried to the District
Court on appeal.
The railroad compnnyhs8 bEita force
Of men at work here to-day. repairing
their freight depot. The builinE is to
receive additional under-pinning and
bracing. a new root and the entire plat
form is to DO newly covered and faced.
When the projected repairs are com.
pleted. the large warehouse will be
about rs good as new.
j. W. Dorsey is having bis law Office
thoroughly overhauled; papered, paint.
ed and otherwise renovated preparatory
to the RECEPTION OF the Spridg crop of
thrifty ittgants. The consultation
room in the rear, is being fitted up
even more ~gorgeously than the front
Office 80 that their luxurious appoint.
ments will enable the e1asperated
seeker after legal redross to SWEAT as
comfortably rs the peculiar e4igencies
Of Lis case can possibly admit or.
Manuel bihz, one Of the risin shot in
the trouble at Tuscarora Monday, is
lying in a critical condition, BoVwden
was placed in the lookup. his wounds
being slight. The shooting grew out OF
a question OF testimony given in a lar.
cony trial III Justice Court. Diaz has
been in tho employ of W. S~teinnker,
the butcher, for some time past; bow
den being a late arrival from Whine.
mucca. The Timer. Rsritips Of Tuesday
says that to tho time OF going to press
no complaint had been entered against
the parties.
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~fnrornn,Ion wanted.

Pos'mAsacti Smith, at Eureka. has
Received = letter from DAVID BROWN Of
kersInston, New Hampshire. who
writes TO learn the Whereabouts Of his
brother. Bmoty Brbsn, who was ioriier.
y a resident Of Eureka. odd who has
hot been hSatd from for tho pas. three
81 Tour years. Any ono. knowing the
present address Of tho gentleman In
question. will confer a gfeat favor BY
forwarding II to K~cnsihetoh, or leaving
Word With Postmaster Smith:
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bslnaRGnAL

DSl0aG0nAL
III. 9. P. pay car p..s.d through
here At 2 O'Clock to-day.
shedh Fitch started for Carson With
Eames and hope. BY the train .hi.
morniGE.
We are glad to be able to state that
Isaic Yates. Who has . severe attack Of
Pneumonia. II to-day. somewhat better.
The regular monthly communication
Of Elko Lodge No. Is. F. & A. NJ, will
be held at Masonic hall this evening.
A full sttendanae OF membars IL re-
quested.
The aoIsfto;r has signed the bill 10.
eating the State Asylum a. Reno and
the erection of the building will be
Commented rs soon a. the necessary
prepaiatiohs'eEh DO faads.
The case OF McKeuua Vs.. the U. 8.
Stage Co.-action for alleged damages
Sustained while the former was a pas.
senger BY the Company's Iine-is on
trial to-day, in the Court OF Justice
Suggett.
Wedding cards Of &. n. Heei.r aud
Miss Eva skillman were shown Ms TO.
day. The parties wero married a,
Santa Rosa. CahforDia. last Thursday.
Young Hegler was until a few months
ago. a raucher in Lamoille Valley, and
is well known TO most Of our citizens.
The lady is a resident Of Santa Rosa.
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From CnrlIn.

At q meeting Of the friends and
soaehors Of the Carlin Sabbath School
held this day, the follo~ihg RESOLUTIONS
were adopted:
wnEREAs-Dy the departure Of David
Hopkins, tho Csrlin Sabbath School
will loose n faithful Superintendent.
who for tho past twelve years has by
bis faithful and earnest labors, rendered
without rc@Etd. conferred n benefit on
our children which should aevot DO
forgotten by them or us; therefore,
Re'oiued. That our bes, wishes will
always accompany him shereter his
lot may be cast, With our earnest
prayers for his fultte prosperity; and
happiness.
Re,oired, That a copy Of these resolu.
lions DO forwarded to the ELko ISpIrEN.
DENT, With q request for publication!
J. A.. PAtMEr. Chairman.
Nina. e. BLitEs, Secretary.
CAkLis, Feb. az, 1881.
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ALaaGunai.

AalnaG1nAi.
Regular Meeting Of Odd Fellows to-
night. sol
:Dx. T.w. Hsu6nStCh returned to
his homo at wtundtuecs. by the train
this morning.
Even T. Jones, Of Tascarors. Vas de.
cls<sd's insane by q Commission in Lu.
rsuey. last evening. and was started for
AStoektsa by Sheriff Fitch this morning.
The Foreman Of the late Grand Jury
was John D. Abel and nor G.. Is. Abel.
a Il appeared 10 print. The publiea.
tiop Of the latter initials was an error.
The express train frcih the West due
here last evening. arrived 1t t'o'GIoek
this informing. Tho regular passenger
train from the East this morning. was
On h6tf Behind time at this place.
Divine seIrices at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. morning and even.
ing. SIbbath School at ~: 90.
Subject n me morning. THE True
Religion in tie evening. THE Origin
Of the Universe. Seats free. All are
invited.
Constable Lane arrived here from
Fort Hall-ck by the train this morning,
bringing John McGinnis, Of that place,
reported insane. Commissioner j. s..
Cknpeeti md C. f. Mayer. of Halleck,
were also brotght down as witnesses in
the case. An examination az the dn.
fortunate man by the Cominfesion in
LunAcy confirmed the report, aud Nc
Ginnis will De forwarded to the Stock.
ton Aslum by the train to morrow morn.
log. This ia the tnkn. who about a year
ago attracted attention az the Fort by
his strange conddct. md soon after
wondered of, aud could not DO found,
and whom IL was thought had perishod
In the mountains; Ah account OF Which
WA published in the INDEPENDENT at
the time. He suddenly Appeared ut the
Fort again Hfew days ago. his naIady
having In the meantime become so Az.
grarktee Is 90 cause much uueasiuesa
auong the citizens. and an application
for bis ar,os WAS made. MCGInnis Is an
able'bodied mar Of about thirty years,
and now insists that bis name is SLen.
dan.
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Fnr Gals:

The brick dwelling bouse aud lot.
between the residences Of 8. 8 Sears
aud James Davis viii DO sold al a bar
gain TO an immediate customer, III,
owner dcbitihg Is feHiSSSo from Elko.
For intorbls,iBh ard lStms apply to
John crsig Ok the premises. 2w
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IT is generally understood bow that
the Republicans will permit tho fund.
ing bill to pass. Secretary. shefnsh's
position In favor Of the bill executed q
strong influence I'm Withdrawing tho
Republican opposition.
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FUR1uER accounts from the Transvaal
render IL certain that tho British were
driven from spitssop because they were
fairly beaten. Tho fight ended in a
rout. The most moderate estimate
places the losses at 800 killed aud
wounded. The latter lay exposed 10 n
heavy rain from Sunday afternoon until
early Monday morning.
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That Carl,n Procurement.

A letter received at this Office from
John Hughssdon, one or the solid men
Of Carlin. sheds a Hood OF light upon
the mystery which is said 20 have agi.
tated the good people OF that locality.
lately. The writer states that while he
was at Elko on a sort OF diplomatic mis-
sion. an old tramp. whom Mrs. Hughes
don had given food and shelter during a
Storm az several days Duration, gathered
up his blankets and few old traps that
no had. been packing. and early in the
morning. before the family Mas astir,
left the house and had not been seen
Since, they presumiDg he had concluded
to resume his journey. Judge Hughes.
don states that the man gave his name
rs John Peters, his age az years. and
said he was a native OF Austria, speak
ing English very imperfecty. Unlike
moSt tramps. there was noshing objec.
tionable about Mis- conduct or person,
and his advanced age aroused the sym.
PATTY Of the family. Peters said he
had lived Is years at Salt Lake; married
u widow with two daughters at that
place and feIt them last Fall.
He is a short, heavy-set man; wore q
plush cap that rolls down Oh lie neck,
brown cloth over.shoes. and had a black
o%vercoat, an old patched Jacket, boots
and heavy brogans. What surprises
friend Hugh,sdon. is hat through all
the trnmped up .uss over thia mattel.
DO information regarding the facts has
been sought Of E!&, although the man
had been stopping ut his honse.
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TIE most isSffal storm datfks sixty
years past, Visited the Now fodndlsnd
coast 4 few days ago. Several vessels
were totally wrscked and every Boat In
81. Johns hafbor was destroyed.
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Esrorcrp tnosrasSs h.y. been sen, to
Parnell aud Dillon and oihst abssntees.
urging then, TO return TO Oppose the
arms bill: Nifty liberals are much
dissatisfied with the government deter.
mination 10 prcoeed With the bill. tyl