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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14


building a jackson civ. Mich. burned a
the Slss. involving los 81 some <..coQ.
TnE Porte has resolved - ma<< 100
90 troop- on ~ s:rerL frontier ..s c,..e,-
tratc forces ~ csher po,nt>.
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w. n, -.---". liz.
iery with two guns. four companies ~ H.
fantry, ten sappers, 4 detachment ~ she
Arms Service Corps. detachment Of the
Hospital Corps. and one ambulance wagon.
Three thousand soldiers are now stationed il
Dublin. IA dispatch from Cork NV III,
want of employment everywhere 4 feif. ana
nowhere more kecniy than In those districts
where the agitation has taken the greatest
hold. Extraordinary rori~ are being made
in different parts n the country Tor The pur-
pose of starting public work. Land League
t-tNNttA-r AAAA|tAANt& 10 NE II|tM lXINX-UUMI
Ireland On sunday. the "a, were pro-
hibited by the Government Al Drorhe.la
the meeting announced for sunday was held
on the previous day. After Hcaly and
Dayitt Ind made speeches TWO magistrates
summoned the Chairman 10 stop the
meeting. and the Riot acs wxs read.
The people dispersed quietly. Ten fhou-
sand persons were present. A monster meet
ing TOOK place q ba'ls Castle % the same
49, anu 4 'nee'ins n which $500 we're pres
~ 80 ne'r ~ h.'A''a. collision = re-
loi'ea iuAH ueiMsen soldiers and ne
sIoNu' au''nE when stones were freely
'''."n'
GENERAL WALKER, the Census Su-
perin'endent- has issued statement giving
NJ p"pu'a''on 81 me various states and
Ae''''o''c-. n somr instances the nSiircs
A'e app'ox''nA.eu' uut 'hcy are very nearly
CORRECT ~" fork leads ~ me states with
popu'a'.on q e'uS''i'S. PENNSYLVANIA
lo''"s Min 1888 ONO comes fhifi
Win wv. s'iv','sf' ana = closely followed ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

AT Hamburger, Fremont County,
lows, o. New Years eve, Miss Lulu Wood,
daughter ~ prominent merchant, and her
friend and guest, Miss Kate Campbell,
daughter " Col. Campbell, or ST. Joseph,
No.. were dressing for ball, when Miss
Wocd's dres. came in contact with the hot
stove and instantly burst into flame. she
startedto run, and in passing Miss Campbell
the Are communicated % her dress "A serv-
ant rushed in and threw . blanket over Miss
Wood extingri~hing her burning attire be-
fore she had received any serious injuries.
Miss Campbell, however, was By this time
literally enveloped IN flames, and before 49,
st<tance reached her was % badly burned
th,r che died the following day.
A5K RoruscHrLD, on trial IL Jeffer-
con- Tex, for the murder or Bessie Moore.
N Diamond Bessie, z was found not guilty.
There was great excitement in the Court
room q the announcement of the verdict.
which was probably based upon the theory
advanced ~ Ro,hschi;d's attorney. that fbe
girl Committed suicide, inasmuch - the dead
body could not have remained exposed for
nearly fifteen day without showing greater
tI<u< 81 decomposition.
At Otis, Laporte County, Ind, on
View isar's eve. Henry Augustine, aged Is.
attempted the murder d the entire family
q his uncle, james Augustine. He first
shot ~ uncle, then his aunt. both of whom
were nou~ei frOm sleep By their nephew
entering their room. The two sons. both
young men. ran down stairs upon hearing
~ bring, md were met Nv their cousin.
Who hot pne " them dead and tIrc,l ~. bnt
missed, Che other. The assassin then AVA
irom tne house, bun returned and
expressed great con.rition for
wnNt NJ had done. AZ the same time snrrcn-
atr'nx Ill., revolver 70 hi- surviving cousin.
hefnrr n.y. arte-f could NJ effected, howcv-
e., ~ nss'n absented himself. Mr. Aurus-
Tine I. likely y recover. but HI. vie viii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-14

Joux i Nrr,u- fhe ALI kno,rn II
liza arricuI,,r;-t \. ds.a
Jrncr Piracy WArrrp ex-R.cre
s~r,.t,x. \, $500. t~-,. .,.h. !.
49,.
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-...;,,',- ,-,,..-....',,, 80 ,h
Il ~ ~ means x,rit;ed bow<rer thst ho,h
appointments were made with the concur
renee Of Pre.i,lent-elect Garfield.
AcAsH subscription IL 500. 600 has
been r.i-@i I, pb,,,de,,h;. 80 c.,c~.,
Grant.
- - - n ~ ~ -,
k,,~,r-r,s.r..,,., n.-. ,..s n
York ~ 49, s.h .n.r IL ,,res. ,,' TX I, M,
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

,THr desire to suppress the evil OF
Chinese immigration, by the presen;
administration, is shown BY the follow
iDg ,iEADaaA6on furnished BY the New
York TDbraS
"In conversation With your cores.
pondsnt this evening . high ofseer Of
0ovsrnmsnt Who il familiar With the
hrns Of the new treaty Ind the Chi
ne,e question, said that in hi1 opinion
The elEDor against tho admission OF
thS Chinese L. likely soon to cease.
when IL fully Sndsstood By the people
that Congress can At any time cause .
diseoninuanes Of the immigration from
China he said hat when be vas last
in CaiforniA he talked with . grea,
many people on on the subject and he
found buintss men generally agreed
In the oPinioa that there Is no surplu.
labor in the Pacific States. but that on
the contrary many more laborers are
needed"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

TIE sap.rins@rsent Of the c<rSas
u,,orsn TIA, he psYaiA:iea ofths Unitsd
NAa<s il &C rsl,sss When the returns
AA~S SSsa finally corrected some
eh.nges may Be made in the total. but
they vln probably be slight. Our pop
.,Atisa in 1870 ~u Ss.SSs.sIl. We
have therefore gained in the ten years
incs tAsa II. 50. les inhAbihnt- This
nm inersAss nearly - great - the
whole PoPnlA6on Sly ysan ago.
ConpArd with the great nations OF
Izrops- the United States shows .
rsAhr population than any except
Ras.iA. which contains orsr 100000
81 inhNhilants- AgAins. cur 50. l5a, $50
Germany shous ~, $50: Austria
Hungary. 3. S3l.4ao;Fr.nee Sc. sos, is;
Greet Britain and Irelsn6, 94,iso coo;
ItAlI. a~7.7es.t7S; Spain, ls.sss.5Il.
The total population Of EaroPs is given
by the A.HAnAeh de GothA - Sill .TSS.-
Us Hsroe ne have even Hou only
shout oas-SiTth - many Inhabitants
though our arena and that Of E1rope -
AuAo1s are peAriy equal
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

mocKpo sscidsn, happened 81
Havana, on Saturday. Mn. @. G.
Galley aid Mn- Z o. Ellis, The wives
OF proniEsnt men Of this place, we're
riding In . IeiEh. Approaching The
BAlinors 4 Ohio railway through =
Ca in he road, the sleigh. bells drowned
The noise Of an approaching locomotive
urih q oAbeose- The cutter and loco
motive reached the crossing at The Same
tune An. Galley. seeing the peril.
stood up In tho sleigh, and vas struck
blythe Piio, in such . manner that abe
Sss thrown over the cab Of tbs engine
tnd fell into the arms Of the fireman
standing on the tender. Mn. Ellis was
thrown forty feet Both ladies were
killed, though Ma Galley showed
siSns Of life for some minutes. The
horse was alec killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

T1s crssies Turntables The following
- SiAe. BArno' 0~AArAetsiSie estimate
q Mr.. sutro's GAiiiass, as he stood
watching the train lat bore his chief
from the dAaSsrsas inaasaees Of the
Ssats Capital:
"A very hard formation Good crop
pieGs. BrOAk CA chunk With your
prospecting hammer and it'll assay
away up In the Thousands. Sink ca the
vein and there are traces Of metal every.
uhsrs. Ore rich, but very rebellious.
Won't pay to vort. Yield don't justify
the labor. Thought re could work it
up to . me.aiitsrOzs showing. No go.
All GOOD citizens are disappointed.
CkruSisLt gave the business dead away.
Makes no diference to me, my son
You work your lead foS all it's worth.
You interfere With homes. industry.
You do it for wages. You're meroenAry.
As for me, all I want is fair representa-
lion in the Senate. Let's go down and
congratulate the Colonel on his small
majority. to-day. and fall against his
cigar box. The shafts abandoned"
And the General waved his hand in de.
eiSive farewell in :he direction whittier
Sutro's train had disappeared.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

h0aseQSsoes q 0sossoA ~ 3.
1Ar@Aa's Nfa.al - th a1uaaAv~N
sAiP - DSasn 0sAa c1ah-
kae. cA8sroa &C~, tAess RPaSsos
vogtAiss - spPArsnaiy soosocaiaR .
49, for ~ A~NaHSA % cid
Ts-HA- 4 WasAinEtoa dlspaEeh
Hrin0 - A1srHnhsa tAAE SsAAaor
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

FSkD Ds woty. = ~eli known citizen
OF Earsks. died at that place. on satur.
day. and HE parents in San Francisco
we're bottled Of the fact. by telegraph.
he Seasis3 states tia, although quite
wealthy, they refused to take any steps
IN The matter. and the citizens Of
Earska Immediately provided the ia.
nerai eIpsnses, aud turned out ~ na,,s--
The P~reSssaea Headed bv- three bands
Of Hssie-AccouPasyine the renAins 10
their isst resting place. The oopdue.
o. Ne sider Dc Wells In this matter
vosh isdseaas tAss he family nan. is
n ninonss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

WHILE Y eolored women, Mrs.
Jackson and Mrs. Shannon, living In
PhilAd.lPhia, were at work Tuesday.
they heard cries from Mrs. Shannon's
tvo-nonths old child. Rushing mp
stairs they found a three-yeAr old son
Of Ms. Jseksop's sitting on the floor
By the screaming infant with . Ied.hot
poker in his hand. The baby had been
terribly burned about the mouth, and
n examination showed that the Jackson
boy had forced the poker down the
bAby's throat. The child fingered in
great agony until last night. when it
died.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16


n 1aA Enaeisso On PsAlkAss aA
iAsssvtrv vitA JoAa Z. SuifI 60 d
~ CsAainioosD 70 H&g06aks . treaty
~ CAiaA UAO sssarosa ~ tie
SAaR 0aa He sAAlss tAs4 IL 70
Pea aOAsl1g tAs trsaU PahkaASA ~
IL No. Tea 10a1 anA osleHM0Asa
- tAis CoasG ~ sntAea6e. the infor-
nation contained therein having hsen
impaired By the Cs=ssRoner to the
R9ali correspondent Who AecoEpanied
The CoamisH;oa- Mr.. S~in says thai
in addition C the points h~srstoiors
nade public the treaty contains . clause
reservinS 70 the United States the right
to terminate Il any tine the residencs
Of Chimes hhOrsrs in Lhis country. Il
UHs Also tAeitly Understood bat The
Chinese cannot be nAtrraliEsd IN the
United States and TIA, II. rainuiiIa.
lions already sscoaPiAAed .hAl be
considered nun and void The reso.
tiAtions wsrs eonelated On Noyszhs-
1oth- EreFTthinE uas ready o. he
18th, bat the vord -disaxs.r' eeezrrsd
In The treaty, AID Lv Of Chi.a
thai that word oAsoet be P-sseatea 70
the astsesea ei he Emperor within
Ave dA1 Of certain inportAn, essahA
snonS which 10 tie birthday Of 4 zsn.
Der q he rcyal aEily. which nees.S,
st-d . delay Of Aho1i two vseka Be
fore the eooSsSoa Of the TREATY ,Ae
Ce7zssnosru sere 70 zach diShsNrt,
s.d hat they we're on the Po:at q
siTinS Up n1sosiSuons ard Sozla have
len PtkinS sai for the f.ot ts.i CO...
H~unaeaaors vere interrupted BY Tie
severity q tie As weather, and pas,
inS their rsnsvAi the chinrse eSaL.
made TIE eaoessxsoss desired NJ.
sutft denies tie hAt the Chinese
net the Coaaission.rs half way in ihsil
FoPoaaens and says that tie po;nt.
sOaSh, uere Only aecoHpGxAei By The
nost Persistent sfcrL He also dsnie.
the rsPo-t thAt Minister Angel een,
templates resiSninE his position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

SAYS the Gold Ein Sr.: Tom
MeCrra, ~. Was sho; IN the foot by
MEX Dorn+rvhsp the lA:;s. wanted to
kali Billy EosAa, is in . bad rAy. II
las hesa ioaa peoessSry to A-put.te
The toot LSi is doubtful II b.. eoven
BE is At TIE toznty Hospital. His is :
hard case tuiiy Of 10 osense e,cep;
thAi OF being n the Sidewalk Of Virginia
he gets theI osss his foot and may lose
his life. TIA TIE taxpayers Of the
eoasty are compelled - fooi the bills Of
his bard, Are and treatment The
ma Who dos The deed is arrested for !
felony. TIE eiIrsei Is changed 20 = mis-
dsaeana:. III nAn is hned lightly. the
sne sces TO es o5eiAl a. fees, and the
in!Ur-d uIa nd Taxpayers suffer. Men
Are tAlkirs lGstty loaiIy about it in
Virgins TO dy. There is one chance
yet P~roeeeiags Isaias; Dorner do
not iu;erftn v5;h lis Indictment for
nAas!AaghieI.f MsCnn dies.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

DrIrss The debate in the House on
Saturday afternoon. Bedford. Rep. e1-
Pressed strong oPPokiticn to the Flnd-
ing bull. - presenting asehsDe Of gross
imposition On tie people Afs<r H.k-
Ing soaas remarks on the silver question
he said, Il van; 70 say to ny R+pub-
liean friends Of thu East tia, axe tine
VII eOHs, when, If The sisgl$stAnsari.
theory be the policy Of the ReP1bae.A
party, We Of the West will revolt against
their banner IAPpiAuss On the Dem
ocrA;ie sids-l We recognize silver rs
The money Of the AnsrieAa Constitution
the money which Vas kcnored and
respected in the States before the Con-
sttation UAs adopted"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

Ar the annual meeting Of the Nevada
Central Railway, held at Battle Noun
tain last week. the following gentlemen
we're elected directors: Josephus Col
let, A. P. Stokes. D. B. Hatch, B. B.
Sherman, Robert 8. Walker. Alien A.
Curtis. A. Nichols, NJ. J. Farrell and
Il. Amsrman. Being the same Board o!
Directors with the exception Of B.
Amerman, Who tAteG the place Of Gen.
J. II. Ledlie.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

he PasIa wAsAHEtoa Denoer1tis
oaSAn, I&szay asioonses Governor
MErrsy, foe What n erns his disfran-
eA'sszsri Of the people Of CtAS. It
says his Allegation thai Delegate Can
nea il not . esr.Ga IL n~esoEiouLy
falss, ard Ss kroUT to be 50 by Gov
Murray when lie made his deeis-
Soa. II thea tAfes &c Position thar,
Aliho1sh il Soeli Re rrtirsly competent
for The Hosss to opel Cannon for
rslySEzy, the Govtnnent was bound
By Law 70 siN the esnseAte TO Cannon,
ana had nc more right TO refuse il Ga
that lrouni, than o. che color O. his
eyes ~ Tie me- Of rs boots. nd that
Governor Murray is liable to inPeaeh-
nent for reirEne IL. In the course Of
farther editorial reoATks in the sane
veAeEsAs style, tAt Peat SAYS: While
As people .! Tx CEi;~d States ds,esi
tht one oiious p-1eSos Of tie Saints
they Viii ne; see the fundamental prin-
GPls * Tie Republic trAnpiei under
toot By Petty 6s<Pot in Utah 1t
vSali be L :hSzand times better 10
dsny tsKi h-a.oy kay Representative
Gai- and o declare the people outlaws
ana p; a Army over them. than 10
aa>s3e ihsi arethi5srth Of them, the
majority, AZ Dot entitled 20 rule.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

TIE fast mail train going south on
the Richmond &Danvills railway. while
running very nPidly ran into . rock
aide one and = half miles East Of LEI.
ington, y. G. The engine and o. S.
postal car were completely wrecked,
and the baggage car and all the passen.
ger cars including the sleeper we're more
or less damaged. The postal clerk.
hAsHARe-masstr. and several passenger
we're slightly injured. The engineer,
Mike o'Donnell. and bis fireman ~ers
instantly killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

A BoxsII dispatch OF the iiih. dis.
closes = pivt 10 d,Prse The RAj.h aud
massacre all the European residents
While in ebuIck has been discovered in
k~olsPcre. and 20 natives have been AZ
rested. The Ga.e:,t rPors that tie
conspiracy SAs formed anpDg the Hin.
docs and Mussainsn. The design Was
slHy all The native of5eers snd get the
soldiers to join them to loo; the tow
and raise = rebellion. Gang robberie.
for the purpose Of rsisins funds led TO
Its discovery. Over 5000 native. were
engaged in the plot.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

LAST Tuesday while two Cninsman
we're engaged IN siuieinS At the mvuth
OF South fabs ri'sr. near Bridgeport.
Cal. Tires IsdiAns shot .; them with
rises. killing NJ 81 II. Cbiu,nsn in.
SANITY. The Indilus urrs arrested.
and are nov in jail Awaiting their ,ri,I
for narasr. The youngest Indian con-
fessed TO The shooting. He will proha
bly, Be discharged and used ssavituess
for the State; bat the other two will
doubtlessly 70 10 the e.llors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

DieK RolE. formerly Of Virginia City
hAa been elected Chief Clerk AZ the All.
soaa Territorial Assembly. Dick served
In The capacity Of = newspaper reporter
during several sessions Of The Nsvsds
LesislAiars and during one session held
. cisfkship.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

20 goars,vO al the SeO1 PeSPls pa
WOss@A lAEHia tAssk yoR sHd Ne0
Coz L. ed 10 seosPsHE n 80 oaly ay
dAsa I sAaa Scirs % partially AiseAarEs
~ oAlioAtsa under GAieA I aa pov
Rsrsa By esAesvoIR in The Senate to
PrOtses and preaSe tie interests Of
tAi SsAts a. lie SeArul welfare Of Ire
peepi&
he Sains c~on~estiaa thea adjourned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

IL the House. Carpenter proposed .
Constitution Anenduent-tkAi al eIIl
Officers OF the United States. except
Judges OF the Supreme and Inferior
Courts and oheers whose duties Are
temporary. shall hold Office for fezr
years, also, that Congress may provide
for The election by the people of Post
masters and other Federal officers vhoss
dudes are TO be performed within The
limits OF any Stvte. such officers 10 Be
subject { o removal BY the Presidsn, on
other than political or religious Grounda
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

A BoILhR explosion in Detroit. We'd
nesdAy, tore ont the whole side Of a
large Touring mill killing three men
and seriously ipjurng = fourth; also
killing three horses.
At Gilman, in the same state: same
day. $ powder explosion destroyed a
large store. and seriously iniurins twelve
persons; some fatally.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

Ms T. HLrSs, an inmate Of the State
Hospital for Insane, at 81. Peters, MINI,
was murdered by Mrs. Olive A. Andrews
another inmate, by choking and beating.
The IN Who was killed was Abou.
80 years OF age.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

The California Legislature. in join,
Convention. Wednesday, elected John
T. Miller, Republican. TO the United
Stats Senate. Though the State Was
carried by the Democrats At tn. late
election, there we're enough holdover
Republicans to defeat Judge Wallace.
the choice Of the opposition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

There seems to be little doubt, not.
outstanding Jay Gould's positive de-.
NAL o! NondSy last, that not only are
negotiations for the consolidation Of the
Western Union and American Union
Telegraph Companies in pIosress. Lu,
that the terms are practically agreed
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16
TzE Hsl.a- Mou,sn. Ura,s,

TzE Helea, Montana, HrssS Of Jan
cary 81, eut.ins a .eeozD, Of a
tragedy lLiel: enacted resr New Chi
e.so. Three miners, krora - RozIisr
Ent+ Phil. Heeril and Doagherty,
oee7Pied = eriu on the Eei.ste river.
oa Monday. December 27th, neighbcr
called At hsi. cabin and found Dough.
eriy lying dsAi in aPcol Of blood upon
tss foor, and Phil. HesnAl vas vas
found in 8 sitting position. his back
leaning Against The vail. and the top
OF his head blown CE eaiis, l.. 4
double ssrttlei gun vss held tightly n
his hands FEiz GAs n;saas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

TEE Virginia Chronicle states that
County Clerk MAhAnay entered q new
suit last Sunday without the payment
Of the fees in advance. The goat fits
very we'll, though it is a little full
breasted in the back. bu, the pants are
quite s~hur;-wAis,ed in tue sleeves, and
the vest needs cOnstAr. pulling down in
front.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

Tai new Board of Commissioners Of
Lander county, recently elected. have
reseinaed the contract; made by tie for
mer Board With CARRIER + Thornton. By
which they agreed to pay a fee OF go.
oo. to the above uamed irm eoniing, mt
on their multiplying the bonds issu-i by
the comfy TO the Nevada Central Rail
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

sArs the Reno Jsrnsi: We are in
formed thatSta superintendent OF Pub.
lie destruction Sessions is preparing .
new school Law. The bill will be intro.
duced As o "a perfected. and will
probably become = Law. The present
Law relating TO schools is lame in many
essential particulars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

IT 10 ss,horsivtiy stated thu. ID.
uHson Pasife r6i~sy intend. yery soon
70 fsy on lie ss,ir. Indebtedness, to IN.
s0rtrOSent sDOsntine 10 saT, ass. sIa.
NE sossfaay having securities on had
Cor tAss r1rfcs..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

Ntv foHk paper nays there 10 every
indication that the Capitol At Albany
will tumble down coon, and there is
great unssdness 10 the State Of New
York for fear Il will fall when tb. Leg.
islature Is not In session. and thus be a
total waste.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

Tus San Fnneiseo Stock and Ell.
change Board held TIA election Monday.
With the following result: President
George I. AArye. Jr.; Vice President.
Henry sehmisdeil; Chairman. b. Il.
Colt; Treasarer, J. ~. sho,usll; ssere-
tary. Charles s. Neal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

THE Few. Juhu A. Powell vent insane
1t FIDdlsy. Ohio. because . book which
he had written met with DO sale. This
gives . new and lore terrible meaning
TO the phrase, 80, that mine enemy
would write a book"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

A vsrTER in the Sus says Gen. Grant
will proosbly start for Mexico within
the next thirty days for the purpose Of
obtaining accurate Information and
fonrins an opinion s to the several
concession, for the benefit Of The Con.
solidstion Company Of NeIIcan railway.
Of which be 10 q member.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

Ar Ottawa Richard Lester. Who mar.
ned Aiss Harsin The Police Cour, 70
ave himself ircm inpnsonn.ni. Al
tempted to nurisr her By choking. Tn.
so5an 10 In a critical state. Lester
As, been arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

IrpoE swArSE, Of the q. S. Supreme
Court, failed 10 resign because. a. Il is
understood. hs objects to such = sue.
eeseor - Stanley Matthews. Matthews
10 diseusied. bat his friends do lot yet
despair Of The retirement Of svayns
during the present administration.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16
ToadS Logan Snubbcd.

4 Washington dispatch says: 1t is
easy TO see that Lossn's ill-advised bill
has not advanced the movement to pot
Grant on the retired list as General.
Undoubtedly the second section will be
rejected. Il has = few friends, and the
implication or suggestion it contains
tsat Grant is somehow indispensable TO
the eountry's safety aud liberty is re-
scented A. insulting by men OF both
parties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

T.'. hiKK, an iron mercbau, Of Chi.
esso. suieided by shooting himself hire.
simes In the head with . small revolver.
He vas much unsettled in mind on &C
oouni 81 business sfNn:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

I'm RsRe Ir-sei is Informed that a
sais. . p<Ps~a. and viii Be intro
sscsa N Tie L~sislsturs ss1i veei
ntnae - hee>ss tor reeaiI Bsosr
Aesb.H fDo sos Else . sssr.ss and
IrshsNass Ne wanting q Essors fs
ns fteNs reea % -. revna scos 81
nsJ tshssfse. wb-n d. bal j. iserc
soess rcsssns 80 ns@sassraness yin
A<n - In sssss.