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

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H~Ia.d. % lie sve q . change In
s-MS0ur61I he land movement, 70
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Hwroem AasJOaom Ars = Giuister
NaAsIs.un RAIhsnsns means for the
tan-SAAjms.Auasion; bat I confident.
80 HSvsr via SAsrs have
Hc.a srrAasr fiiiare. Tsaaass, b
ss~a ~ Z .tsNeAiHa. Nr. ForsAsr said
that he kSS,se 70 pot I'll my police
iuSo p1f,on, 80 order 20 put down our
1nvTtttea nv. Ny police arc four
lfthao1 che Irish people It home and
abroad; aad II he IL going to put them
all into prison, he will have 10 knd =
HRison lafpD enough 90 hold 20, OOO, 900
q people. HL aotas eGsy a. IL used
70 - s4HnAahS, and trsnpse upon .
Dseess sad pnt dove pablo opinion.
YhO tenant farpers arc the men We
,lNSA % tctaAI tpai:pl.y their courage.
'Ahsyc Cd hhss iAstr devotion by refus-
Ing b Psy unjust rents. II you PROM
- 70 do this, 70 promise TO go to
PRISON. tsoyShsrT else for your sake.
The Las time hsoess corpus 20 8
PeaSSfm Areiend was hi'een years ago
seso'e Sos MAD any hdePendent Irish
rArsy. u eook - hours to pass
ne bill thraS1SNo houso OF Commons
n House o. LORDS; out this time 1t
nss sFeAdy 'AAen seven weeks. That
," my sn'~er 70 'oo man VINO says We
are hoL'o'n1 our outy IN opposing this
oiiI' s'! sHH' IN al my poiitioai lie.
ts's' ''0@ 0asA WIN NO greater salts
HHoh IN! i"t"oo OF man 70 my
spp''"'N % '"o 9u'pe""'on Of haoeas
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l leave yop with
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Soo' eety curing 'hee cunning crisis n
VII meet the government policy with a
p'ncy ~ passive resistance. Patiently
VOC "e'.n'ns 'hey may put upon youi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

SENNroR FARLEI has obtained = pas
sage by tho Senate Of his bill to provide
for the establishment Of q branch dead
letter Office for the Paciao Coast at San
Francisco and thus avoid the upneees.
sary delay OF uncalled for letters to and
from Washington.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

DUfrSo tho last fifteen years the In.
dlAn wars. .tnYendeted by The grossly
ssA ertfs'paliy managed Indian Bureau
A''s s5ht 30, 2Ut ,isi. This is the
olicilliy fnpOr"d cost Of the eleven
vars nht 1885,, and every one. Of llhf,
IL, cia,prsd 20 have been caused by the
'homelees poiady Of the Government,
Me ssindIing Of the Indians by con.
tfactcrs, sns Tho Dangling work OF the
Indian Bureau.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

TIE Great Eastern steamer is unfort-
innate. Tho project Of employing her
In transporting cattle from this country
has been abandoned. She has been i'll.
fated from the start. She has ruined
moro than a dozen men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

AT the burning OF tho steamer Fair.
play at Monroe, Louisiana, on Saturday
night, the 6ieets barely escaped with
their lives. and in their night clothes.
Captain HAbun and Thomas Aber, tho
clerk, had their faces and hands badly
burned!1 Eddy Hancock, o printer,
persisted in the flames.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

THOMAS DoUoHAN. formerly OF Gold
Hill, in attempting to climb on the top
Of freight train No. 6. at Summit. last
morning. slipped and fell be-
tween the cars and was instantly killed.
He had a wife in Reading. Pennsyiva-
mia, aud seven children in Ireland.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

SINCE the passage OF the bill ior the
building OF an Insane Asylum At Reno
by the Assembly, Mr.: Powning, the
handsome young Senator from washoe,
is said to have gained his wonted
AVAILABILITY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

The Inter. Ocean says it is reported
that a syndicate Of which George NJ.
Pullman Of Chicago. is the principal
member. has been formed to purchase a
controlling interest in the Northern Pa
oiAo
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

R0AnAy1vAAlAS AeW 0onAiSr.
III SsnAtoual deadlock In he PsaA-
sylvAniA Legislature has bssn broksa.
There was Ave houn' sssaion Of he
Senatorial Co.RsreNes Tassdsy night
A r~ssOlution Tor . general oauouA. ~
vAioh neither Beaver or Bayns should
Be voted for. vas defeated. seoator
Cooper offered . Substitute providing
for . general caucus, bat afser ahessod
discssAon. d0riag which Senator Herr
charged ssverA Of tbe Bsyns members
with perhdH Osoper withdrew II. A
resolution thai - member u the oea-
ference 30 VSel kr Wa adopted.
Eight ballots Were taken without any
significant change. tho. last one result.
ing: Beaver. IA; Bayne. 8; schoaeld,
1; Henry, 1; Rsibum, l.. Adjourned.
There RI no election Wednesday.
and more scattering votes than ever.
The Senatorial Confareace Committee
On the hrst ballot Wednesday night
unanimously elected John J.. Mitchell,
Of Tioga county, as tho choice Of the
conference for United States Sena.
tor.
Mr.. Mitchell, the newly elected Sen.
Ator, is . member Of the Lower House
Of Congress, and bAA always boon hos
tile to tho CAmeeon machine. he is o
man Of very studious habits, has made
nc money in politics. has . clean record,
is . stalWSrt Saxon in appearance, and
will be the hAndsonost man in tho new
Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

The APprdI says: Senator Hammond
passed through Reno for San Francisco
yesterday morning. His friends regret
that ho did not stop over in Carson one
day. as they were prepared to FIRE a
salute OF welcome upon his arrival.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

LAST Friday forenoon while @. W.
Colbnrn and Mr.. Kuukio were engaged
In charging a blast In the o. II. and N.
~Company's railroad cut at Grange City,
forty miles from walla walla, tho
charge exploded, blowing Kunkle about
500 fec, into the air and out into tho
Snake river. Colburn was blown about
LOO feet into the river.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

IT IL reported FROM Mentor thnt j. $.
Brown viii be Grrhcla's Private Sccre.
tary, and the question is asked. "wbo
the devil Is Btowni" II Is surprising
tina. anybody on this coast should be
verdant enough to ask.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

CoUSo LIE YouSo & Co., Chinese
merchants Of Portland, Oregon, have
failed. Their liabilities arc estimated
at 800. 200. of which $40. 900 are owed
to whites. and $4,000 to Chinese.
Nothing is said about assets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

Mli IhSE SnISp.LL and her child
were found dead in the road. In Grant
county, Minnesota, /. pear her home. Il
is thought thAt'tfs husband who habit.
ually abused her. drove her from the
house. aud followed and killed both
his wife and ohtld. Crandall IL still at
large,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

AT Harrisburg the Senatorial confer.
enec committee, on tho hrst ballot
unanimously selected John J. Mitchell,
Of Tioss county. the choice Of the con.
ference for United States Senator.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

The darkest days Of tho Comstock
are over. Professor W. Frank Stewart
Is shortly TO return there from the
East.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

The Pullman Company IL said 10
oatn on each Of its i74 cars about $3.50
q month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

JUDoH BoSHryISLD, Of Humboldt will
presideai the present session Of the
Dhstic. Court at Eursta, In place 81
fsNss RiUs,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

AT indianapolis the House rejected
tho bill allowing women to vote for
President, 80 10 49,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

SIMON Cameron md party arrived at
Fassau, Cuba, on the 18Th. They will
remain fortnight. Cameron is in
excellent health.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

TwESrY dnys a consumed In pro.
curing q jury before whom to Try young
Katoch for the killing Of De Young.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

SIXTEEN steamers and 2o3 sailing YES.
sells we're Lost In tho Atlantic during
December.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

No CHOICE at Harrisburg. The votes
were moro scattered.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

wAsHfSoros's birthday was univor.
sally celebrated Ia tho United States,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

SENATOR CARPENTER is still danger
ously III.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

A15o.ooo Are occurred q, Silver Clin,
Colorado. Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

Ell suPssAs JuDos W. IL. BEATTY
hss 1pehcd . Law ofioo In Sacramento,
Gel. ~. go.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27
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0EuE0UkET TAX SUITS.

DI,r.,cr ArloEsurs oyv,c.,
-o. ov
To III. following named s,,,,.,.,.
~, oEnsf. o.. or slainassst - ths = =.
ter deselOed. known or SnSnowa:
You are hereby notified that su,,. H.v.
SSmmsneed In tbs Jos!ie, cosrt q Eiio
BIZ he site .f N.ySdS' pi,js,I1ts Ns,ssS
0r me SsIendann scIs,naHsr named: and sse1
land with Inc fnproyrmentS SS,rcoe" Ana al
owners OF. or claimants 10 tks ssms. NOW
aid |. INA ~ SsIInon. ssssssso
for the nseaI year, rsTV. ana that n?sSHno~S
And you Srs fosths1 Do1iS.d' that, u,,...
said cause. on or before she SIXTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1881, judgmeni viii BE- taksO
AGAINST you; and the real sstAse Improve
ments herein described, for The NAs1nt sC
IaI; delinquency and PsAaltiss SpSstASd and
Names Of deteolanss s.A parties assssssd
VA T1eker and possessoFy claim TO n. =.
y Section ~, AAN q. =. 4 Section n toun.
Inip -, nsEe Se.st
Ten per cent. penalty for dsfiaqIsssy.. Ia
Total a, uDn.,a ., -
Unpaid ana penaity....s......enH
Revenue Mining Company and thOOe CIR
thin hoistinR works and the mAcAiAeFy On the
Hsvsnue Mining claim, situate n fasearora
and south Of the Navajo nina.
T%oant ottsx lsvisA nd anPta..o...es5@
TetAlta x unpaid Asd psnalty......5.S3S -
New York House ndsoipISSJ osas.n., a. %
town Of Toano. =.
AMOUNT Of tar levied and unpaid. ......S -
Ten Per cent penalty for dellnouency,. -
-
iotAi amount unpaid and dsiinqasney.0io -
with in~proSsnsnt. tso. ms ~ ,Ec Sc y
TuSeArorA. 50
Amoent OF TAX LEVIED and unpaid. ......Oi -
r,-
VIM. NoCoub ana -no..s..r T.,
acre, Of land at the lnouth or LSnoiIis Cr,.So
Canyons. With impIoysm,p, NE sSsuAhs
AMOUNT OF Tar levied and unpGid.......Sz 10
len per cent. penalty for delinquSnry.. u
-
Total amount unpaid and d~slinaasnsy $50 "
Robert hcAfee and hosss en- east side Of
Amount OF tar levied and ann.iS" a., %
Zen per cent. penalty for dellnqusuey.. .
Total ,uoun, p,n,,,, -. ,.u.- 49,.
John Monk. and .
OF r. = Nee. - ,ososSIn s..in W.
and improvements thereon.
Ten per cent. penaiIy 10.
-
io.A! amount unpaid and dslin9usncy.01 -
H., in town Of Carlin:
Amount OF tai levied and 1nPnid..:-...o 4 %
Ten PAT cent. penalty for delinQueney.. 70
ro,. -
o. J. Graham aud . po.,.,.oty claim to a.
= ASi > Ed OF Sec. 10, township H. rAoEe
Amount Of tai levied and unpaid .......SiS 20
Ten per cent penalty Tor delinquency.. 81
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
Real Estate Sales.

Jas. McCarter sold ct Ad inistrator's 3
sale last week the farm Of Philip Land
ars, deceased, near, Dexter's Corner,
Blackbird Hd., (the old Barr property,
200 acres, 70 Abraham Landers, Of Lam
caster, for S. 200.
On Thursday last Sheriff Lacy sold
the interest Zone fourth) of James K.
Black, deceasea, In the parental estate,
- foliows: No. /, the family resi- ence,
1851; No. Q, vacant lot adjoining,
$l01; No. 8, the farm on the read TO the
Landing, 120 acres, for $3,291; No. 4,
II acres Of woodland In Raynond's
Neck, $66.--Smyr7sa Times.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
Ere. Ysss.ra.s.. Late ration.
THE EIRE LADDIEs.
'Rstfsfons Agafmst DistxictinE TN
i.i Nss hChty Dsfng Circulated.

Rstfsfons Agafmst DistrictiisE the
iaHsa Cfty Dsins Circulated.
The Fireman, and their friends who
are opposed 10 distficting the city intend
TO leave no effort undone 10 defeat the
measure. In order to counteract the pc
tion that has been presented TO Council
ssking for two dis(ricts, the following
remonstrance ID being cifculsxed for sig-
natures: 'H it
- WILMINGTON, June Z.
To he Honorable, the Mayor and City
Council Of Wilmin0tpn: 4sGi
GENrLEMRA--Having heard that
there IL proposition In your honorable
body to district tiiis city into two fire
districts, We, the undersigned, Taxpayers
and citizens, do most respectfully remop-
strste against such . measure, on the
following grounds. s4sfaa asa
/. AT The present time the depart
ment Is enc Of the most efficient and
prompt In the country, and has always
responded 70 alarms with the utmost al
acrfty. 5l,..t 81 5.i.ss, .4a,i.a
3. Thus far six companies Of the de-
partmept have voted against distIic,ing
ihe city, and we think that the wishes Of
. majority OF our volunteer firemen
ahou,d be respected.
8. Under the present distribution Of
boxes, IL would, In our opinion, cripple
tho department.; /; for insts ce, In some
parts 0f the city there Q only two boxes
70 cali out the department for certain
portions Of the city.
i 4. We believe that tbd measure is de-
signed, ultimately, to 90 cripple the
department that the frisnds OF q paid
depastment will urge that IL 10 necessary
10 establish such degiaement, to which
we are opposed, - it'll Sald entail upoa
our citizens an unnecessary expense. 3i'
We, therefore, pray your honorable
body that no change be made In the
present working Of the department. Ant
We will ever pray. i a, Hsa
Although only circulated yesterday ,.ht
remonstraDce 10 being numeronsly
signed. F..
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
A Fearful warning.

BOUND BROOK, N. j., June g.
Stephen Hayes, aged ten years, the
son Of 8. b. Hayes, Of Roselle, was 70
tally injured last evening, both legs
having been cut off on the New der
sey Central Railroad. Il appesrs hat
the boy was ent TO school, but con-
cluded to play ''boolrey." He aud his
bother, with another boy named
Walker, jumped ON hoard q coal train
at Ro. ellie, and ol reachir.s this sta.
ton the three boys endeavored to
catch o train to return home. stephen
fell under the cars and the other boys
were thrown on the ground uniDjured.
There is not the slightest hope of the
recovery Of the little victim.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
Court OF Errors and Appeals.

At Dover, yesterday morning, the
election case Of Ferris Va. johnson, in
relation 70 the lnspeotorship OF the
Ntnth Ward at the last general election,
cane up In the Court OF Errors and
Appeals and was argued before Chan
cellor Saukbury. lgnatius O. strubb,
Esq, counsel for the plaintiff, COM
nnsneed speaking at 10 O'Clock and had
not finished at IL, when tao Chancellor
stated that his health would not permit
him to ,hsAr further argurent, so he ad.
jonrned court until 10 O'Clock this morn.
log. He suggss ted TO Mr.. Grub, coun.
sci for tho plain #, and M essrs Higgins
and Bradford, who represent this defend.
ans In error, that they should prepare
written briefs Of their arguments and
submit them to-day, to which the attor
nsys readily acceoded. The illness %
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
Railroad Extension.

Efforts are beiag made by Mr.. Geo.
@. Lobdell to secure the extension OF
the Delaware Western Railroad as far
~ his rolling mill on the south side.
It ID SUPP = ed the work will be done
by the Delaware We-tern rrder the
Influence Of Mr.. L., although he de-
sires the Christiana Imp. Co. TO join
In making the extension. It is also
said that the works Of the car wheel
company will be moved to the south
side, whore the company will have am
pie room without anything to disturb
their plans.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
.sOLD RELrAnLE.,

There are many reputed remedies for
that very prevalent disease, Chronic
Nasal Catnrrhs bit none which haye
given general satisfactlon and become
oknowiedged standard prspara.i ons. .ex.
cepf DE-. Sageis Catarrh Remedy. n aon-
unuos to enjoy an unprecedented pol,u.
isrtty. This reputauon has been earned
through the perr snent cures which il
has wrought, having proved itself 4 spe.
oanc IN the worst forms Of ths disease,
IN fAct 90 reliable - IL that Its former
pfopnesor on,red through all the news.
ease Of Oatarrh that It Woul6 moi c,,re III
Bold " dFussists. "A ~ sul0.- !
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
A whole Family Drowned. I
seWHEEfINd. w. va. June a.


rain storm of unusual severity occurr.
ed in his region about midnight last
night, by which considerable damage
was done to growing crops, to the
country roads and bridges and also
70 the railroads. Nearly oil trains
are out of time In consequence to
day. A family NJ ned sraub, Lying
on Glenn's Run were swept away id
the n'ght, the mother and. five chill
drene being drowned and the father
carried on q log to the head OF one
of the Sisters Islands, where he was
found tc day in an insensible condi-
tion. The bodies Of the mother and
two of the children have been re,
covered, but others have been car
rled down the river.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
Colliston OF Freight Trains, aud
@ Lossef so. 600. 81 go

3CHIOAUOS JUNE 81 uisPaSch from
Lahsrpe, ILL.,, says: "Two freight trains
on the Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific
Railroad came in collision yesterday
morning, one and a-half miles east of
Burnside, making the greatest wreck
ever known OH The Peoria Division.
The west bound freight train was behind
time aud running wild. Bolh trains
struck at full speed. The engineer was
bruised injumping, and q brakeman
was badly hurt. The mass OF debris is
20 feet high, aud one engine stands ex-
actly perpendicular. Both engines and
several cars are completely smashed to
pieces. The loss ts estimated at $780,
600. 1t will take q DAY a. least to clear
the track. s
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
GREAT FIRE IN QUEBEC.
seventy Houses Consumed over am
Area Of Five Acres.

QuEBEc, Cam, June 8.--One of the
me It serious confagrations which ever
visited Quebec broke out at 1890 to-.
night in a wooden tenement on ST..
Olive street, ID spread with great
rapidity owing to strong wind and q
scan.y supply of water.
The fire has now consumed, at / q.
M, upward of seventy houses cover
ing an area Of Ave acres. The greater
part of st. Johns suburbs ls threatened
with destruction and there Is no know.
ing where 1t will end. &qI S1kssE.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
LATEST FROM THE SITUATION.
Four More Stalwarts Ready to vOt
Against COnkling and RIalt.

Four More Sfalwarts Ready to Vote
Against COnkltng and Platt.
ALBANY, June 9---1 A. M.-rAt the
Halfbreed caucus last night IL was re-
ported that three Stalwarts had posi-
lively been drawn away from Conk-
ling and would to-day vote with the
Halfbreeds.
Tho agent Of the National Associ~
ated Press has interviewed the three
men expected to change. They ad-
nit that their constituents have COM
PEELED them to drop Conkling and
Platt, and Vote on the Administration
side.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
PHILADELPHIA Markets.

w AONh.sOA - hnt p y Il ID,
Flour In In steady local request ut form.
or prices sales Of 28UU barrels, including
Minnesota Oh tras, at 90. .75ae7 .ior choice "
fancy cleA and az t8a6.S71t Iora straight:
gits Mills, for export. x5 5s,a - 10 |. o. NJ;
fenna. extra family at 10 loa6 80; " eslsiu
do. do: at 10. 75a8 50, and Patents at S8.5
NJ. 70. Rye flour In dun. We quote at %. .
"a $50 per barrel, f,E4 4qrTl
aRAiM-W heat is In light demand,
amt about stead". sales of 0,OOJ bushels,
Including rejected, at sl 10. No.2 Red car
lots, at 4i.z2I<, and No.2 Red, in eievetor
al tl.22M June, si,2lX July and o. lg4
A ugust. Bye liz qrleL.4 Ne quote PEN J
sylvania AZ s1.0o. Corn.-Loca1 lots are
very quiei. but options are arm. ssalss q
9VOU ibusheis, Including sail ye low, al 55lli
a 5bc, do, mixed, al % ai651ic.; do. steam
er atA q aec.: retreted at 81 "A q 4bc., and
MOB, Al IS Il iJc. the open board oIsf.
was pad for jane; 655sc. Tor July ,and dS1ss
for August. Oats are dull and unth ~
4. Saies OF S0J bushels, including white,
At 46a47c., and rejected and mixed ~ ba
f4c. 1he receipts 10 day Were as ioilow;;
1IS5 barrels Flour, ~ 800 bushels Mleh,
"a, 10 bushels Corn, ly.5tJ bushels oIh
40 barrels Whisky a,Ng
WHISKY wAA lie. per gallon hlg ief.
sales oIsWestein n-beuhd ~ tliio- POI
gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
sasse TlSE NEW ROAD .nssas
.ENtet ------ 5u59tGB
The IL. d o. DirecIors'Giye it Their
Unanimous Sanction.

The monthly meeting of the Directors OF
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was held
yesterday, at Baltimore. President
John W. Garrett presided. Mr.. Gnrett
referred 10 the lact that IL was the trst
board meeting be had presided over for
many months. He spoke OF the general
pros perity Of tho road and It's Western
Traffic; also OF Its ex, ,ensions Wsst and
South Speaking Of the Philadefphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Raalroad
matter, he referred TO the negotiations
that had been carried on for It's pntehase
and the subsequent purchase by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and the deter
mi nation of the Baltimore and ONO
Road 10 build new line between Ball,.
more and Phiiaaeiphia. He referred
10 the delays OF the Baltimore and Ohio
trains BY the Pennsylvania Central N
forcing the building of the new road y
The sanction of the board was given tt
the comtemplatod road, o motion. by Mr.
George X. Berry to build road from
Baltimore to Philadelphia bsing unani.
mously adopted. ~ ..
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
The Heptasophs,

Wilmington CoDclave, No. %, I'm
proved Order Of Heptasophs. last evening
elected the following officers
Chancellor--John ]. Gallagher.
Archon-John N. Whitford. ....
Provost-J james II. Cameron, "a
Secretary-Alfred Edgar Best. s.
Financier-Charles B. We edward.
Treasurer--Harry Emmo. IS.
Pre,ste-Rev. r. b. Cook.
Trustees Thomas Davidson, DR..
Howard Ogle, VIM. A. Galiaher.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
Entirslx unsu.taiuasa.

The charge OF neglect of duty pre-
ferred by VIM. II. Quinn ageinst
policeman Isaac Pardee, of the First
District, proved, on investigation, to
be false and without the slightest
foundation,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
FOURTH EDITION
ra..h q Iightning

= ARsuarkabas Elssh sf Lightning.
3 Rscnnonp, Juns 6.-Richard
Thompson, ooaorsd, was struck BY
iIehtning andninstantly killed this at
tsrnoon. The remarkable feature Of
the sflhir was that there was no stol N
prevailing and only very small clouds
paeaine over the oity at the time. from
WhiSh only one dAsh Of lightning u
md, accompanied By . moderate f.
pert' a thunder. The man was q
work on ~ river bank when struch
~ the hghtning.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10

Conkling, besides being backed by
the New York Herald and t. platt
has, according to the Boston Post
the fearful support Of Kate Chase
Sprague.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
From Paris 70 vienna ON : B,ex,,.

W y vHeHMA ON u HIcycIe.
carried with me, among my scanty
baggage, . sma II supply ofCoca, an IrifiaI,
tonic, BY which was abls to assu age In q
sudden and patu5al hunger which som g.
times accompanies continued exertion.
When fatigue and sleep be n to tell upon
me, the marvellous Coea aga ~ eurnf,rte ~,
m and gave me strength.S
Who rode bicycle from Paris to Wanna
+ distance OF 100 miles, In o iitlle more
The unsquaiied tonic and reinviporat.
ing powers Of the Coca are embadied N
the Liebig Cos celebrated Ooca Beef TON
10, which II recogniEed a. the sta n.lard
.2nlc " me ne 1oai profession OF every
worthless limitations. under ours AID
similar nafnes. Cures dyspepsia, malaria
debility and all who are run down,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
DRESS BUTTONS.

w. N. Kennard & Co.'s stock Of
Dress Buttons is very large and
styles are the newest and choicest.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-10
GLOVEa,

W. M. Ksnnard l. Co.'s stock Of
Lisle Thread Gloves is like their
Kid, very large. They are selling a
good Lisle Glove at rs oents.