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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30
NEVADA LEGIsLArURE.
Teath BessIon-
SENATE rnocErp1scs.

Wednesday, Jan. 10.
The Elko delegation recommended
tho passage OF bill to refund the
bonded debt OF Elko. |.f.a
Haines OF Douglas, out OF order. In
troduced q bill TO prevent the running
at large OF stray animnls: Referred to
Committee on Agriculture. ....
Dayton OF Lincoln introduced n bill
regulating ths salaries of county officers.
Referred to the Eureka delegation.
Schooling OF washoe introduced a
bill to amend the Act concerning con-
veyances. Referred 70 Committee on
County boundaries.
Also an Act to amend an Act for the
support OF the Government OF the State.
Referred to the Committee on County
| boundaries
Gallagher Of Esmeralds introduced n
bill regarding crimes and punishments
(making the taking OF all live stock
grand larceny. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Haines Of Douglas introduced a bill
amending tho Public Highway Act
Referred to Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
The bill refundIng the bonded debt
OF Elko county was read third time
and passed.
uot-sg ProcEEDfSGs
Leave OF absence wHs granted to
Messrs. PentOn, Tuska, Ballinger and
Fallon.
Soule. on Committee on Engrossmeut
reported the bill relative to mechanics
leins, and the bill i1iug the compensa.
ton Of deputies in State offices correctly
engrossed.
Messages were received from the
Senate transmitting the following:
Senate concurrent resolution No. IL,
relative to printing copies of reports OF
Surveyor General. Senate concurrent
resolution relative to printing report
OF Secretary Of State. Senate concur
rent resolution. relative to printing re.
ports Of Superintendent of Public In.
struction. Senate concurrent: resolu.
ton No. 8. relative 10 the State Uniyer
sity at Elko.
Assembly bill No. II. to prohibit the
use Of firearms in public places was
passed by unanimous vote.
Assembly bill No. 1. to amend the
Act to secure leins to mechanics and
others tprovides that leins can be se-
cared on 50 worth OF work or material
and includes mines among property on
which leins can bs securely, passed by
unanimous vote.
Substitute for Assembly bill No. 8, to
fix the compensation Of deputies in
State Offices (provides for a monthly
salary Of 500 to the clerk Of the State
Library, and $3.50 to all other clerks, to
take effect from April /, lSsl.J Passed.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 6,
ordering the printing OF 1000 copies OF
tn" report Of the Warden Of the State
Prison. was adopted.
Senate bill No. 81, relative to public
officers. their qualifications. terms OF
Office, etc., was referred to the Judiciary
Committee. 4
Senate bill No. 3. relative to elections
WAS referred to the Committee on Elec.
tions. .......
Senate joint resolution relative to |
granting pensions to veterans OF tho |
Mexican War, was read the FIRST time.
Senate concurrent resolution 8, rela- |
tive 10 the State University at Elko, was
passed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

= srATE prisoners Johnson sod o'5hsna. "a
scp,cnced 70. eight aud sir ysasstsy y
s'prctiveiy, from Eureka county s''tne
iS pdpths siuce. for robbers. baSe been. p
lrAutcl eiiew trial and have bscn taken,
sack TO Eureka HH' 'Hhs - ~ ii
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

TnE lftn death from smallpox I'm tho
Ingram family occurred at Napu, Cali.
fornia, on ;he l2.h. Tho disease was
first contracted by son, and the father,
mother and three children hayo since
died from the same seourge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30
sENArE rnocrrnrSns.

In the Senate, Friday, the Committee
on Federal Relations reported the bill
regarding the new Chinese treaty. back
TO the Senate, without recommendation
Also against tho appropriation to send
Nevada troops on dress parade around
the Yorktown monument. H.is a'
by TClley-A joint resolution 10 ap
point joint committee Of seven to re.
appor,ion the State, 70 make basis on
which TO elect Representatives to the
Legislature, the Committee to consist Of
four from the House and three from the
Senate. .E' 7tH
by Meder That the Board OF Com.
missioners for tho care OF tho insatiu be
instructed 10 inquire into the lowest
cost Of caring for insane patients per
diem by DR.. Clark. for ono year, two
years and three years respectively, and
report TO the Senate.
Hobatt's bill, reducing salaries Of the
Supreme Judges to $4,000 a year, was
ordered cngrossod. ..'- '."' no
The bill regulating salaries OF State
officers was considered In COMMITTEES Of
tho Whole. The bill provides fBr the
following salaries: Governor. 5000,
Secretary OF State, 5000; Controller,
5000; Surveyor General, $1,000;
Attorney General, $1,000; supcriu.
tendent Of Public Instruction. 90 600
Governors Secretary, $4,000 per an.
mum.
Tho Lieutenant Governor. stt pei
day during legislative sessions, and he
shall also act as ex-oflioio State Libra
riap, At $1,000 . year.
The Superintendent Of Public In,
Strue,ion shall receive 500 a yoar sIlr,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

sEsATon JANIS q. FAts says iinos
are rather dull on the Comslcck just
now but the north ond miuos arc look.
ing welIond improve with depth. He
takes n favorable view. OF the future. s.I
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

~a WHILE the legally established courts
OF law in Ireland are to great extent
imperative. those set mp by the Ltud
League find no difficulty in enforcing
their DEGREES, Revolution must be very
far advanced when those in revolt have
thus successfully taken hold upon, tho
administration Of ju ,tice. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

GEo. DUssELL, n disconsolntc rejected
lover Of Mrs. Rivers. a grass widow.
entered her apartments where she was
sitting with her sister and sisters hns.
.bnnd wm. Holmes, and threw yitrioi
into tue face Of each, disasuripg them
Tor life. Mrs, Rivers may lose her
EYES. '''H
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

AT meeting OF the Directors OF the
Union Pacific RAILROAD Company IL was
unanimously agreed to increase its cap.
il~l stock by $40. O.Ooo,0Oo, to be offered
to stockholders Of record February 9th
at par, in tho propottion OF ono share
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30


"HINthe Los Angels freight train
was leaving Martinez at ia. NJ. Mou-
day II was boarded by niue trnmps. who
resisted aud injured the conductor,
Joseph Wood. quito severely. when he
tried to put them of. The train was
stopped and the engineer and brakemen
went to the assistance Of the conduoto
armed with hammers, when the tramps
fed 10 The hills. and tho train backed
mp to The station. Tho Sheriff snm-
inoned aposso for pursuit OF tho offend.
ors, and hve OF them woro captured
near the cemetery by one Of the posse.
The other -four wore seen neal the sum.
init Of an adjacent hill and oomm mmanded
70 bait. and on their refusal were fred
on BY tho Sheriff and several OF those
with him. II IL thought that one Of
them At least was hit. but they got over
the summit out Of sight, and have so
lar eluded the pursuit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

Ar Carlisle, Ky.. = body ot men ai-
Pnp,sd to- arrest Noah Anderson fer !,
beating bis wife. and heing TesisseA sAot !,
aud killed htu y together with his con
Samuel, vlio sidej hin. ot,s.,5. a - .t,c
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30
Reward onsr.a.

A reward Of Saso-sloO from Wells.
Fargo & Co., and $3.50 from the Warden
OF the State Prison is offered for the
capture of the notorious stage robber
Jacob CLARK, who escaped from the
Prison at San AafAel, Cal. Saturday.
The following is clark's description:
Five feet, sh inches high. medium
build, stopped shoulders. shufiiing gait.
long face, light blue eyes; long straight
nose; heavy eyebrows, mole on left
cheek and on right side of the neck,
small mouth, thin lips. small light mus
taehe; close cropped brown hair. com.
plexion sallow. a large star in India ink
between fore6pger. aud thumb Of left
hand. He Is native of Massachusetts,
aged thirty years. .s.r4,.t -... --
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

IT ia stated that coz Fair viii pSo.
oeoi to Washington 10 4 fS~ days aud
remain to see President oarneid iuAu.
guralod. 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

EsotrsH officers Of grades above q
captain are hencefor,h 10 lie aclecled
according to merit. not superiority.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

NxTtisa Blaine nor anybody else hea
been offered Cabtntt position under,
the new administratiun.a e. a.r fla ..i.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

THE Gold Hin Nr, OF Wednesday
evening says; Yesterday at the Yellow
Jacket Tom Kcono WAS using hs,chet
npon : stick which Tom Rea was hold.
log! The'hatchot few of tho handle
and one corner Of the blade. struck Rea
on tho right side OF tho neck, inflicting
wound only about an inch long but
deep enough TO baro the carotid artery
and show tho pulsa,ions OF tho crimson
tids coursipg through H. Tho least sd.
di.'onal depth would havo lot Rca'a
llto out beioTo help could hn-O come to
him, indseS there vculd have, bcen
any help for him. ''''''' t''''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

FRANK Blows was sbo, and killed by
bis father recently, Ia New York. whds
protecting hi. mother from the lattcr,e,
violence. ...H
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

cosKLrso and hts frittids are very
angry because tits understood thai 81
lison Of Iowa is TO bo soctotary OF !, he
Treasury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

Mus. NrLtis GRAST sARToRs nude
English country life rA,hsr duli. and.
longs for Washington society. 81 10 sai.fss
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

Ms, sVrrrs. widpS Of the late Gem 2
eral, died at Li,iz, pennsylvania, on -
Wednesday last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

G9s GRssr heaisa petition to mako ),
postmas,er Jainesof New York. Post
master GederaI IN OArfeLt's Cahihets ris
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

Mas, cALhros. sister OF All Charts. H.
r"poriing ~ ,be Assembly for one Of the
Virginia papers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

"Ie ht.sl fl y.anEv .....4 t-,s
W. p; ri. .sisrvs .ism,ss 81. o..
rf.-,s,.a '''s 81 y iut
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e0aI8Ga aggu0a 3usW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-11

Nppetit aui Iclde iplibe geridte etwas
percprben, bed tab io0te eS penn gar 10
famer Iein, cine reuise NrmenIanoern,is=
ne ,u MAIDEN, uno wenn id nur ben tlln'
aenben 5nbalt erlanse, muB id mir idon
aefa0en laHen, pas @tui nit in BEN Eauf
1u nebmen.
gieaeidt nien,als por5er mar Scltta
moralild 70 tief seiunien ME in oisler
5tuube, no er nit faltem Blute ben Elan
-entmaairf,' ,'bas aebenssliid eines unfdulbiz
gen 8slens gu serifSren, uu. nit benz @e=
winn ben Breis ieiuer Safer gu sablen.
unb Mila? 0arnte feine innere @tim=
me lie por ber neuen @efabr, melhe brc=
benb an itrem SoriSonte empcrscs ? sic
Tatte,te uub ,panb fd ptnebin fhon pie
elm sefansenes gSsleiu in tem adfs, ben
ibre na1ten Yerpunoten nm iie sebaut
batten. &ein 9efansenwarter fcnnte iei=
ne pFidten sewiHentafter eriaaen, ale
@atihe bes NnteS 1paltete, weldes ibr
Batter ibr iitertrusen, nauslid, Wfila gu
iitermaden uno ieoe WunaherunS oeriel=.
Ben nit Saul, melder art Fe aud iein
mSae, au p.rbinoeru. Inter Den iteten
1eiien @inHalferunsen Sernios bate
Gatide es selernt ibre Sdpefer mie ben
@tsin bes Nnitobes 5u betrad!en, ber in
threm Wese lag.
(5OrtfssanB ioIst)
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0er14Gnerunssmittel
(5crtfebuns folst,)

Nlls tosmstilasu BraparatsTrantreids,
aus gerldGnsrunssmttel Der gBtlt pers
nG zen b;n Damsn fetne fdGne 6aut, ro.
iias 0ansen unb Itrablsnbe Muasn gu per-
ldaTFsa penn es ibnen an gutter Gelunb.
tsit fsblt; unp Nidts psrmae 70 RAID uno
Id,.r quite @eiunrbeit, Graft, 5rOb1nn
unp : Sabeit gu Seriaaffen. wie has
5opisnH;'rsr. gias eia,ise YrOte esniiet,
nm leltl Ben luDIautIaflsn 3u iibsr5eussn.
Siees III stnsr anssrn Spalts, ,-Selesrapb.
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bal fe bic 5linper gu Dant usrpFidtst.
@rpbe Suantitaten ees Spoting @srnp
wercsn bier tagltd pettauft uno perbrauAt.
0ir elaubsn, Mrs. 98insluw bat fd
bur6 bislsu MrtIIsl IN Itsrbltd ssmadtt
uno mir lnb iiter3suet, eab burh oenfel'
Ben 1auienbe DOR Rinrsrn serettst wuroen
uno bab 1lillionen benislben nod nit
@rfclg gsbrauHsn perbsn. Seine Wutter
bat ibrs Yilidt setban, penn l1e nidt
Mrs. Wins!ow's @pottng SYrup an>
panbte. Vsriudt es Wlle.- Qabies Biftor
gtew gort. gu pertaufen bel a0en
Grussiaen. -25 Gents bic 5lefhs.
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geras.

- Sn Sberman ftnbet augenblidlid>
lid bic Transformation ber Seuerleute
iali.
: Sn Mentasue County gerietben
Swcl 0iebtreiber, Conan unb 9Bifliau1S,
in Streit unb fodten penielben nit ibren
Siepolpern aus. Conan murbe babel err
idOiien unb Willialns erbielt einen sdub
iu ben Nrat, n
= Sn Guitin fanb man bic 9eide Ell.
nes farbisen Gaabeu in einem 8runneu.
-Nad Brenbam fam W. R. Brigbt
BON gmrfeicn County, mudte lid einen
persnasten Sag uno benebelte ii6, nobel
ct wabrl ldeinltd nit leinem @eloe renoms
mirte. Am Nbenb beraubte ibn elm 0ar>
bigger, elm entlaliener 3uatbuusl sltraflins,
UNI $126. Dian bat ben farbigen 0idu=
Der perbqjtet, pas @elo aber nod ni9t
sefunben.
= Sn qampaias fiuo brei Yfsrbebiebe
psrbaftet. Die Serbaftuns Der beipen
eriten peruriaate wenis Wtabe, wabrenb
auf ben britten 20 Saalle absefeuert
wuroe, BON benen aber teiner traf.
= Sn Gdlllano 9af cln lah5ornt9er
Sater, elm Wann NamenS Gaugbn, ben
1iebbaber ieiner Tpdter eridoi1en, neil
oieier nidt BON ibr lalien mollte.
= Sn @rabam ipuroe Elm Wann Oea.
mems Dc3ier, ber aus Der bortisen Sail
entiprans, bon bet Bade eridoGsn
= Sn Dallus babsn iia 1000 erconfS.
eerirte SOlpaten eiusefunpen. giner ber
@ecner, elm sewi1er @risstp bon Wcns
tasue eountp bic Oepeide nennt ibn
einen giel-perfiinoete ben gerianl=
melten, oaB ct ben Woroansriff auf prds
iioent 9arfislo nidt bepauere unb paB er
jeSen 9lusenblid oufs neue bereit lei,
| yanfee5 su tDoten.
= Sn galpetpn iiel Elm Barbiser, BET
al eipem 9imOnaoenitanb elm @laS 9is
lncnaoe Setrunfen Bate, leblos 3ur Grbe.
Die llnteriuduns pes WanneS int Soss
pital ersab, bab er persiftet mar.
= yeim General alpjutanten in Iu.
fin inb mebrere 8riefe BON ber @ren3e
einselaufen, in @elden GrlaubniB 5ur
Blloung ppn freiwillisen Gunpasnien
gum Sause Der @ren5e eriudt miro.
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SBer lit Nrau Btnsfo,p9

Da. tisie 6raBe Oft ssitsa! wirb, po0en
mir einfah faaen, bab fe cine Dame III,
bic 60 lEh felt 80 Sobren ,ur Mufeabs mads
tie. Jrauenfranfbeiten, bauptlldl6 absr
&inosrttanttsiten su ltubtren. Sie bat
bic &oniiitutlon uno bic 8ftiirfnilIt btsIer
3ablrelhen &laiisn tslonbers sepsaft unb
ais Jlelultat prattilhsr Sseuntnille unb
griabruns. melAe Ie I'M eaufe zines Men.
fdsnaltsrs als 6rantenpfleserin uno Qr3t
gslammslt, bat as ben Sootin9 SYrup
als tsiunosrss Witt,l fur ,ubnsnbe &inser
suiammsnssisbt. Dtsle MsDi;n bat cine
masifhs gtttuns - fe sibt Stute unO
@siuntbsit unb ertdlt Offsnen 9sit. Su
TOlss btsisr Wsobtn III 5rau 0uSlow
wsltterutmt 9sno:ben ale Webltbatsrin
Der &tmeer. Unit bie &inber wsroea srob
uno oantsu ibr balar. @u& lit cislsr Stabi
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= 9errn s. u. Bebforb in arob, g.
g., @eneral=asent fir bic tstannte Sir
MA, @aii, Tleiidmann & Co., perban=
fen mir fcl5enoe Wlittbeiluns. s a' 8 s. Sd,
madte Bel meinen Yferben einen Seriud,
nit benz ct. SafpbS Sel unb mar iebr
3ufrieoem NIT Dem @rfOls. Sd mSdte es
immer GUM @ebrau4 Scrrdtbig baben.
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= Sci ber Geriammluns ber Direce
loren Der Guitin unc gecromeifliden @i=
ientabncompasnie uurbe mitsetbeilt. oaB
elm Contract our 2ieferuns bon 4 2Ofo=
mctiUen nno Is 6radtwuSen abseldlOHen
wprpen 5et.
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Oaan fam Welo iparen, irenu man
feline Strumpfwaaren, Sanbi idube, 3az
identider &C.. bel $. @renet faui
i'm Nlamcs sebaube, eine Greppe bod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-09
nooKwALTERis srTLL IIrNr
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Prospects.
Telephone Talk.

Special to the IntelltgcnCcr;
srguBENvlLLE, September s.-Bookwal.
tor, Democratic candidate for Governor,
struck tliis 6ity to-day. He made no sneoch,
nor did the band meet him at the depot,
hut lie came quietly and alone Just to sec
the workingmen Of our city, He visited
the Market street shaft and lad the bravery
to descend distance Of $50 feet, where he
met and COnyersed with the hardy sons 0i
toll, soliciting their votes,
7 lie made an effort 10 enter the car shops
Of the Pan Handle Railroad Company, but
was told that. II was agaitlst the rules Of the
Company. The afternoon was spent among
the miners, and 10 what effect the near fl.
tire will demonstrate.
A few young men were looking after the
barrel with which to carry on the good
work.
Upon. the whole, Bookwalter Is doing
some good work that will doubtless tell at
tllepalls. gRl. ige,Fa'- 4 .r.i y gFGj
TIiGclcction In this county this iall will
be considerably mixed, and In all prob.
ability one or two, II not three, Republican
candidates will be defeated. There Is
considerable dissatisfaction as to the nomi.
nees. ltisnot at all probable that this will
have any effect upon the head Of tho
ticket.
The City, Council some time ago agreed
to pay out Of the city treasury $40 per
month towards keeping n night operator At
the telephone office, the operator TO receive
$50 per month"; Accordingly a boy was en.
ploycd by the telephone company accord.
Ing to agreement with Council that said
company would pay one.half. Now It
seems that the telephone company has
taken the responsibility to employ boy at
$l5 per month, leaving the city to pay
two-thlrtls OF the expense. In the
first place, Council had no right to make
such m appropriation for the benefit OF d
tew citizens, and In the second place such
q procedure is m outrage upon the tax.
payers, who have no interest whatever In
the telephone, company, The idea Of our
city dads making stcfilatt appropriation Il
simply ridiculous In the extreme. Some
of Our citizens who lave telephones In
their places Of business are disposed to
critcizecounCil Most seyerely.iii1srrH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-09
sENAToR RECK,s VIEWS
On the Assassination aud the spirit that
- Actuntes Democratic Rymnnthy.

LEXINGTON, KY, September s.-Senator
Beck having arrived at home from his
trip to the northwest, correspondent
sought M interview with him relative to
the published interview in which he was
represented as making certain statements
about the organization Of the Senate in
ease Of President GarAeld's death, and the
dispatch from Mr.. Blaine summoning him
to Washington. Mr. Beck replied that he
had been in The northwest for nearly
month on private business; that he saw
very few newspapers, and had not seen or
heard anything about the matter inquired
Of until he reached Cincinnati.
He said ho had received no dispatch from
MIR. Blaine; had not been near Washing
ton, and was astOnislicd when he heard
hat such report was In circulation. Asto
the other report said he, the only founda.
tion for II was that on more than one ocCa-
sion men sald TO him that the Republican
eaders were seeking to persuade the people
TINT the sympathy expressed by the Demo.
Gratis, and especially by the Democrats Of
the South, for President Garfield was all a
sham; that they would rejoice at his death,
and at the assassination Of Arthur II they
could elect President pro tom. Of the Sen.
ate who would thus become acting Presi.
dent, He denounced all such suggestions,
aS assassination Is neither Democratic
nor Southern vice, md maintained that
our desire for the restoration Of the Presi.
dent to health was genuine and heartfelt;
that In the event Of his death nothingrevo.
lutionary or illegal would be attempted;
that probably Mr. Anthony or some other
conservative Republican would be elected;
that certainly the Democratic party did not
seek mere setnblanCe Of Temporary power
by double assassination with one House OF
Congress againSt them and the other tie.
Mr.. Beck said that he had no idea at any
time that his statements would be reported,
and his chief regret seems TO be that any
one WOULD suppose that he was anticipating
the policy. 70 be pursued In the event Of
the Presidents DEATH when he Ia anxious
for Ills recovery, OF that he should suggest
inadvance what tho Democratic Senators
Ought To TO. He said he WIS only one Of
thirty-seven, one who had never bolted
and one who had never sought 10 dictate.
lie hoped and Believed tiat the Pfesi-
dent would recover, and he would not In.
dictate any course. Whatever he may
have said was To tepel any charge or intl.
lnation Of bad faith or revolutionary pur-
poses on the part 9i the Democracy.
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BELI.AIIlE.
Newsy Local Notes prom our ThrivipS
,EaElIGIghboy, HlHdH

,eac1SiVhbVy, H1aa@
4 great deal n LINE stone isbeins broken
Sty;t. TttA1e cot home Thursday. MitS
Jessie AgtO.FilI ttmaiH absent awhile yet q
ThS43atdh FddtdtS, which has been f,hfst
iot little while will be ready for work again
Friday.
The gas main on Guernsey street had to bs
cut and lowered to make way for the sewer
at ThiFtyssl Sth, street., ~. 80. .-.Hu q
TAeiitge britk dwelling Of Abraham nam.
az WI dtc SiitislgrdSS SyHF w
The piles about the bridge piers, that wete
used during the building Ut the masonry; are
now oil iifIdkhtidBdye tbd wAleri JIN
Col Pdofh,Ah speaks bn tuesday ID gum,
merheld with Gov. Foster, at the opening
meeting Of the campaign In this part Of The
STATE. "a 5t...,- st -.
ttb,alniSIhte that ILL Tusnef has op6ned
d tin shop for the manufacture OF Premium
coffee pots but he las added 70 hls stock q
variety Of Tin ware.
There was 0 family row In the Fourth ward
y wsdRss.Sa1y tl,st Iesss SiIGEtSa e
eluded good many.
Leroy Wlse's milk wagon met with on AZ.
cident Wednesday evening" The baGt.stfap
Of the harness broke and the wagon crashed
into fence corner, breaking shaft, but
huftihg no ono. .fra
Col. poorman has ordered the type and
other material fut o daily paref which, he
Will begin Issuing III A short Elhie. The patlti
will be siStoluinh sheet tetyiittlc shorter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-09
1.n.,i nnrh, a, ignrinna.

1oSboN, September S.--1Ord Derby,
speaking at southpoFt yesterday, referred
10 the condition Of England. In connection
with the opinion that our agriculture was
to be destroyed by American competition
and out trade by protection duties, he said
that he did not agree with these views.
Our material prosperity had received no
clieCk, but he considered II only such a
temporary huctuatlon IA individuals or
nations are subject 70. L-L.-- III y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-09

. Secretary Blaine sent the following at
1890 tonight to Minister Lowell: 1.-THE
Presidents rest was much broken during
the first half Of last night, but to-day Ills
condition has been more favorable. He
had less fever this afternoon than forscvcr.
al days past; has better pulse and improved
appetite. His surgeons are much encour-
aged. His comfort has been promoted BY
the decided change In the weather. The
thermometer al this hour, half.past ten, Is
f5' Fahrenheit, Yesterday twas O5'.
BtAisk. Secretary,