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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
tFrom Thursdays Daily.1
I8nlmAgundi.

Not quite 50 cold this morning-two
degrees above zero.
Miss Maggie Hamilton to-day re-
ceirsd a license to teach in tho public
schools OF Elko County.
Oscar Wilde sailed from New York
yesterday. A few friends said good
bye to him at the pier.
The remarkably ire weather has in
ducsd som of our young ladies' to ap.
pear on Il streets in equestrian exer-
else.
Colonel Crawford in Lewis county.
Kentucky, killed Lieutenant Lyons.
Both were drunk and ~cuarreled over q
girl.
Mr.. Rich. a rich merchant Of New
York, who recently mys,eriously disap.
peared from that city, has been traced
10 Richmond. Va.
Annie O'Brien, Of Syracuse, was
drawing water, and fell into the cis.ern.
Her mother tried to rescue her and
both were drowned.
Nineteen cars Of bee' cattle from the
herds of tho late Dan Murphy were
shipped from hero to-day Tor the San
Francisco market.
The ladies' Of EiAo who propose 70
keep ''open house" on New Years dav
should give notice through the col
umns OF the ISDlrEsDESr this week.
We are pleased to that Mr..
a. l.. Sherman, whose life was de-.
SPARED Of a few days since, is slowly
mending, and well-srounded hopes are
entertained Of his final recovery.
Tho Posts Washington special says:
General Sherman denies. rs an inten-
tional f%nlsohood. the statement in tho
New York sun thGt lie has been re-
ceived into the Roman Catholic church.
Yesterday morning at | o'clock, Jas.
Clark shot and killed his wife in a
bagnio, at P~ittsburg. Clark is a mem
Der Of a we'll known family aud his wife
has for years bOrns a bad reputation.
A Wall street papsr says some people
seem TO think that the Central Pacific
people have got control OF tho Pacific
mail, and that Gould caused a laid on
the Denver i Rio Grauds yesterday.
Adilapidated specimen of the fratsr.
nifty Of RAILROAD iiineraAts" applied
for admission to the hospital last
night, was refused, that institution be.
ing full, and provided with lodging at
the Humboldt House by the Steward.
A banged bruiser, busted. blistored
and bloody, aud wearing tho appear
nuco OF having passed through u ten
stamp mill, was seen this morning anr-
iously seeking limpid water wherowith
to lave his muti!Atsd mug and remove
the furnishing traces Of trieklipg gore
from his manly brow.
In Fridays Issue tho editor in chief
boosted Of having received a jug of gem
uine Georgia coru.jnice. : Christmas
present from Fisher & O'Hnrra, for
distribution among the poor, but as
We, local, compositoTs and devil. have
failed to get even a smell, We uppose
We arc classed with Mackay, Flood
aud Fair by tho Senior Of the ISprpES-
DENT.
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We acknowledge the receipt of No. /.
Vol. /. Of Tho American Reformer, a
s~iHteen-pnge periodical published BIZ
weekly at %, Tribune building. \. y,
which assumes, by virtue of its name,
that there nre grave evils in the various
departments Of life that require reform.
aiion.' Il presents aneat typographical
appearance, Hnd is filed with choice
miscellany touching the subjects OF
temperance, politics. religion, etc.
Terms, 81 per year.
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Hotel. Arrivals,

j Cnm6sll. HSlleck.
VIC Randolph,
A Stephens, Virginia City.
W ii Bell, Lamoillc.
II Coo, Ruby Valley.
Frank Dakin, Lamoille.
Miss Wilson, Eureka.
W II Glscson. do
John Savage, Bullion.
FL Frank, do
Conway, DO
" Shoocraft. Tuscarora,
CT Woods do
Al Ramsey, do
u J shoecraft, do
Daniel Finn, Mineral Hill.
Jne Andrews, do
James Goodwin. Mound.
NJ Hall. Star Valley.
j Grant, LOWS.
II Triggs, do
d 4 Burgiss, San Francisco.
Peto Lowell, Csrlin.
A Stephens, T~uscsrora.
Ed Caryille, Mound.
4 Scott. do
Jas Goodwin, do
$ S BAmbsrgor, San Francisco,
John Lillard. San Francisco.
Geo Crawford South Fork.
I'd GOodaic. do
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From Saturdays Daily
SAlmagundI.

The County Hospita! has now seven
patients for treatment.
Joe Lang will give q grand Christ
mas dinner on Monday.
C. Z. Mayer OF Fort Hallsck. went
west by the ira in this morning.
Geo. II. Msigs OF Wells, was also a
passenger for homo BY the train LAT,
evening.
Monday next being Christmas. there
will be no paper issvsd from this ofios
on that day.
Departed By stage this morning for
TuIcarcra ~. II. Martin and wife.
AIRS. b. II. ouglas, j.. A. Banks.
Gabriel Cohn arrived from the wOst
last evening. and has been interviewing
his numerous customers in Town to-day.
he goes TO Wells this evening.
Thomas Conuor and wife, Of Secret
valley, who have bOsn in town during
the pas two days, departed for their
home by the train last evening.
J. d. Abel was In town from Eallsck.
las evening; also w. L. Crane, from
South Fork. Mr.. Crane is building a
substantial two-story dwelling on hi,
ranch.
Wood River News-Miuer: Dorsey
was first to enjoy the newly fallen
beautiful" Sunday morning. l.. C..
il Just as young ns he used to was"
whon there's any sport en- hand.
Mark Musgrove. the Great North
Amar.cAn undertaken" is 4: it again
up on tho Northern Pacific. Marks
next journalistic funeral will he that of
the Kootnai Courier.
a jng Of genuine Georgia corn Juice.
G Christmas present from MeSsrs. Fisher
& O'HArra, arrived at this Office from
Wells this morning. Il is for 6istribu-
lion among the poor, for which the
aforesaid u~nfortuna,es are very thank
iul 10 tho Wells dispensers.
Thomas J. Tenant. OF the FISH com
mission left : lot OF white bass at the
Gem, for stocking the Hunboldtn at this
place. They werO ,Gson up above town
and placed in tho stream yesterday.
The hsh Commission is dsing good
work, in thus populEtiHs our
streams with desirable food Ash.
II. J. Keith and family and Jud.
Dnkin are in town from Lamoille.
Hank says that the bull and bear fight
at tho CROSSROADS will positively take
place ss per announcement. Sksptics
will be permitted to fondlo tho horns Of
the bull and play With the paws OF the
bear.
Tho conditions az Mr. A. l.. Shsr-
man, who is lying very low from AN at
tack Of ~pnononin, is gradually sinking
md little or no hope is entertained Of
his recovery. II is hoped however tina
his life may be prolonged until tho ar
rival of his daughter. in. law from Oak
lane, who was to!cSrsRhod for ySster-
day.
A party Of shsrPshootsrs nro coming
1 from tho crossroads to bag the tur.
X ~ end things n. tho Hot Springs on
Christmns. They will also bring their
fddles and horns along with which to
furnish inspiration for the old. fash.
ioncd country dance which is to follow
Immediately upon tho hsols o! the
shooting match. There will 10 plenty
OF fun 10 20 round.
State Senator Donpis brought a severe
cold with him from California which
has settled in his hSsd causing him to
suffer severely from neuralgia and
catArrh. lie has been confined to his
room most Of the time since his return
and unless there Is n change for the
better, ho will scarcely DO able to put
in m appearance at the opening Of the
Legislature.
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A safc ami nrIiman1 nIum,nn,or

Is Prstt's Astral Oil, water white,
$50 test, a supply OF which has just
been received by F. +. Muller, and
will DO supplied to the trade in lots to
suit. Astral Oil has boon for n number
Of years ono Of tho few favorito brands
east, Is fully equal TO tho best, and
greatly superior to . large quantity Of
inferior oil brought TO this market for
tho last year or two. Ask your grocer
for Il.
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Budueis-r ne.r.

kickhart x Froelich are now pre-
pared to furnish their patrons at
Wholesale or retail with BupwEIsER
BEAR, that acme Of malt beverages,
still unequaled for delicious flavor and
~holeSomoness owing to the superior
quality Of the ingredients used in
brewing it.
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NOTICE
LANp Orrter AZ EuRrKA. Nrr,p,

LAM OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA.
November -, 1852.
Notice Is hereby given that the foiIowlng
named settler has died notice OF his intention
TO make hnal proofin support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Hon.
saturday. January O. 1853, Wig:
Homestead application. No. %, Thomas ID.
Chandler, for the $. e.. OF $. w. a OF Sec
y. Els ofN. Z. 4, Section IS, Township 81
north, range ~ east, VI. ID. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
NE continuous residence upon, and ~cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz: w. r. Crane OF Elk
county, Nevada; J. o. Brooks of Elk county
Nevada; ). Il. Weller Of Elko county, Ne
vada; I. Furlong Of Elk county, Nevada.
Z. II. HICKLEY,
ueczOw Register.
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Hotel Arrivals.

II. J. Keith and family, LamoillO
Judson Dakin, do
A. p. Holmes, Cherry Creek.
@. Il. Mayer, Fort Hnllsck.
w II. Martin, San Francisco.
0sbriel Cohn. do
J. t.. Martin. Lee.
d. Il. Isbsll, NJs County.
W. r. Crane. South Fork.
d.: l.. Agnsw, Wells.
q. II. sproule, Battle Mountain.
Il. A. Scott, do
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DELINQUENT TAXES,

oFyicE or THE Corxrr Arprron.1
Eifo County, Nevada. Dec. 4, lssl.
Notice Il hereby given that the Dsiinauen,
Tax Last for the fiscal year OF lisa. has been
Deposited with the Dis,T let A.torper al Eiso
County, Nevada. aud that unless the delinquep,
taxes therein specified. are paid 10 the County
Treasurer OF said county within twenty csjl
days thereof. aeticn will be ecnmenced by the
District Attorney fer the collection OF said
taxes aud costs. g. AZ. HENLEY,
County Auditor OF Elko County, Nevada.
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Those Elegant uoudny GOOD.


Have arrived and are now on exhibi.
ton at Muller's Drug Store, and arc
Without doubt tho finest and most use.
fui goods Of their kind over offered in
this market. For tho ladies' there is an
endless variety Of toilet goods, fno per.
fumcry, odor stands, elegant colluloid,
amber and ivory combs, brushes and
hnnd-mirrors, Ladies' rolioulos with
belts, silk plush jewel cabinets, glove.
handkerchief, odor and jewel cases In
Silk plush, Russia and hnnd.pNiutod
satin, etc. For gentlemen, fine cigar
cases. card cases., pocket wallets. In
Russia and scnl-skin, elegant silk plush
Uhisk-broom holders, mouslRcho cups,
otc., etc. Tako n look at them before
buying elsewhere.
nov23d&wlmo.
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Adyer,Iscd Letter LI.t.

The following Is a list OF letters re.
naming in tho posloHce ut EIko, Dec
emb,r 40, 1889.
Brown, Vim Croker. VIC
Dsnning, N Miehelson, Marie
Shepherd, II sioklsn, HE
Spencer, J Thomas, AZ
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised"
.. W HuLL, 2. A..
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Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, Nevada.

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, nevada
December II, 1852.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his inten.
ZION 10 make final proof In support OF HIS
claim. and that said proof Will be made be
fore Hon. Judge II. II. Blgelow at Elko, Ne
Iada, on Thursday, the 18th day of
A. ID. lSS2, viz. Homestead
Application, No. 81, Claus Schoer, for the
north half ofsouthesst quarter OF section 10,
township 30 north OF range 81 east, N. ID. NJ.
ana names the following as his witnesses, viz.
J:H. Ta0er, OF Wells. Nevada, George III,
Meigs, OF Wells. Nevada, and A. Wisenian, OF
Clover Valley, Nevada
di5-3Od n%cgist,,
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Hotel ArriynIu,

W A Earlcs. Eureka.
ii A Young, Pleasant Valley.
Z Ephtiam, San Francisco.
II Ruly. do
Ii TOlly. TSscstora.
II P Matthews, Louisville.
Frank Terrill. do
Joe Ross, Idaho.
! NJ Atkinson, Doeth.
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Notice..

uOtISSs
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW.
j enth ia icial District. State Of Nevada,
County 81 Rlko,
In the matter OF the estate Of Elijah Bur.
n or. deceased,
Order 10 show causc why decree of iistribu.
tion should not be made,
On rca ing and filing the petition Of Jos.
epn l.. Keysor, the Administrators OF tho 90.
tate q Elijah DlTnCr. deceased, setting forth
that he has filed his Small account Of his All
mlulttraiion OF the estate Of said deceased, in
this Court, and that the same has been duly
settled and allowed: that all The debts ard
expenses OF adm nj stration have boon duly
paid; and that n portion OF said estate re-.
moi = TO be divided amSng the surviving
heirs Of sal deceased, and pfAyinr among
other things for an order Of distribution Oh
The residue OF said estate among the persons
Il Is ordered, that all persons interested in
tho estate Of the said Elijah burner, dc.
ceased, be ard appear before the District
Court Of the seventh Judicial Distric, Of the
state % Nevada, County Of EikO. AZ the Cont
room Of said Court, In The town Of EIkn. I'm
said EXC County, on SATURDAY.. the 2oth
day OF January, a. ~ 1ss3. at 10
o'clock a. VI. then nut there TO show canse
why an order OF dlsirlbuiion should not bc
made Of the residue Of said estate among IN :
heirs Of the sald deceased, according to law.
u Il further ordered that q copy Of THIS
order be Published for four successive weeks
before tho sald goth day OF January, A, d..
1893, IN the EtKu INDEPENDENT, n ncWspa.
per printed and published In tho said Eiko
County. n, r. BtGELow,
District Judge,
Dated Deccmbcr2i 1882. iw
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IhInean HInrn.

Iii 10y has just received direct from
China n lot new goods suitable for tho
holidays, including new styles Of hand.
kcrcbicfs, hno teas, toys, etc., o,c. Call
and examine. deco-tt'
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JUsr received twenty barrels fresh
Michigan cider, which / offer to tho
!rado lower than over. Families will
do we'll 10 try It.
noy2i i'm V. G. BAtTLErT.
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The Standard Oil Company manuiac-
ture only four irst-class brands OF Coal
oil:Asiral, Downer's, Pearl and Elaine.
Try the Astral Oil,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Daniel Murphy, De
ceased.

ceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
EASSntors ofthc last will and Testament Of
panIsh Anr ny deceased, to the creditors OF
aud all persons having claims ayainst saIj
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the nrst
Puoileatioh OF This notice, TO the said execu-
tors at their place OF business in the town OF
Elko, County OF EIko, State OF Nevada, towit.
At the Office Of q. Il. Talbot. attorney al law
on commercial street. ID. ID, MURPHY,
CHAS, L, CHAPMAN,
Executors OF the last will and Testament OF
Daniel Murphy, deceased.
Dated At Elko, Nevada, December Q. 1852. ~
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Mrs. Edwards, at her largo millinery
establishment In the old Bank building
has just received a largo assortment Of
holiday goods, embracing an attractive
selection in her line. A couple OF large
elegant dolls will be rallied for at Mrs.
Edwards on Saturday next.
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JoE LASo, Of the Humboldt Lodging
House, has a large lot of No. l potatoes
which hO Offers for salo by the sack at
two cents n pound. IF
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II viii not pay you to use Astral Oil
TO kiudle fro with, but it gives a safe
and brilliant light.
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@. J.. Chapman shipped to-day 90
cars Of beef cattle for tho San Francisco
market.
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The Silver State, commenting on an
article in the Times.Rsyiew in refer
sneo to stocking the owyheO with fsh,
says: That stream is the only one in
tho State Of Nevada that has an outlet
TO tho sea-" Are you not n little Of in
your geography, neighbour Is there
not n Virgin river in Southern Nov
ada, q tributary Of tho Colorado7
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Tho childron are looking forward
eagerly to the annual visit Of Santa
Claus, and parents are cudge!ing their
brains for suitable presents for the
flock from the baby to the oldest boy.
In addition TO her stock Of millinery
and fancy good, Mrs. b. W, Lang has
received from San Francisco an assort-
ment Of Holiday goods which for yari-
ioty and low prices cannot be sur
passed. She has appropriate Christmas
toys for oil the little ones. Big dolls,
little dolls, rubber and china dolls,
tin kitchens and jumping.jacks, Rub
Dor balls, painted soldiers, rocking
horses, tin horns, building blocks,
picture books, in fact everything from
a tin whistle to q bass drum. deco
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Astral Oil Is n safe and brilliant IL.
luminatot. Try Il,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho Matter OF the Estate of N-.-
g.. Il. Sherman. neca..o

VIE bHtTIHhH, Uecohsed.
Nouce Is hereby given by the undersigned
eIeSutoE Of the last will aud estate ~ A.
u. Il. Sherman, deceased, TO the creditors 81
and all persons having claims against the d.
oyAsSd, 10 exhibit them with tho necessary
pnblichtion II this notice 10 ths said executor
st the ofhce OF H.. Reinhart, AT EIko' EILo
County. State OF NeYada. -+Ao
a.. L. SHERMAN.
Executor Of said Estate
Dated Elko, December 9, ISSa 80
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STATE UNIVERSITY.

A GLASS IN AssAYING. UNDER IN
n Instruction of. T.. Olrnongh will b
opened OCrOBER5 1891. INSTRUCTION.
FREE For further pA-beularp Inquire Of
u. ". brONE.
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as amidst thesheets OF the'red-hot lappings,
he assembled telegraph pole, Ratchet in
hand, TO cut the wires so that they might
be used as a descending cord for men and
women at the windows OF the burning
building. And now 10 the list of such g!o-
ricus characters comes the pilot,
JoHS SrouT, of the ill.starred
steamer, Robert +. Lee, on last
Saturday at Yuca,an island. There at his
post of duty with the iire-iiend cracking,
smuggling, charring all about him in its
rapid, mad career almost the last hope cf
escape gone, the firm hand of that gallant
spirit held to its wheel until the engineer
cried ont to him that the boat had made the
shore. Then, but not till then. did lie rush
through the flames TO save himself by leap
from the hurricane roof. The beseeching
appeals of his friends he heard, but there
was n call that knocked louder at his honest
heart; the danger to himself he appre-
hended, but to save the lives of others he
preferred to risk his own. Selfshness bent
in humble obedince to the higher demands
of trusting humanity. Never a flaw IN the
bright jewel of his courage, never a
quail in the silver nerve that pressed
that wheel to duty. There he stood the
grand embodiment Of that great virtue that
all men admire and all true women love,
courage and selfsacritce under duty in the
hour Of trial. 1t makes one esteem life
the more and to higher exalt his species to
recognize that beneath the rough exterior OF
these quiet modest unpreteuding men
there pulse hearts as stout as ever animated
the boldest hero on the field
of blood, or beat in tho
breast OF mother for her child. The
world is better for such characters, aud the
bright examples of their conduct arc gos
pels to advance the cause of civilization
itself. No song can properly sound their
praises, no epitaph adequately record their
deserts,
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\ STOUT HEART AND TRUE rIuCN

History, ancient and modern, glistens
with recltals of deeds of hcroism and
prowess and Chivalry and daring upon the
battle fold and Such-like conspicuous
places. hut in the ouieter walks of life
there be M grand Heroes in their way as he
that is knishted on tho CORY PLAN, There
be deeds OF personal courage that
whilst they should laurel the individual
eNalt humanity through the example. We
admire tho sublime bravery of RuopERIcy
pnu as like the angry waye.defy.
ing beats, he cries out "Sooner
than shall this rock from i,s
firm base ily," Who is there that has no,
had his word Of praise for the fourteen
ycar'old boy, CAsAUtANcA, who "stood UNION
the burning deck and died at his post
rather than diSobcy his commander faith.
cr'swordG AS long as lasts the English
language, its letters will syllable the name
otJonN HowAGp, the British philanthrop.
list, OF FtoprNCr NlGurlNGNtE, the angel
heroine, whose deeds of mercy have "a
helped to make the name of woman more
blessed than ever before, These are illus,
tralions made historic because ofthe ma
hcnal events transporting, ofwhlch they were
apart But there is another kind of hero
ism that crops out spontaneously and whcrC
and how least expected, and stand out a,
Isolated occurrences, OF such kind wa,
JIM BlupsoEs, who, when the rrightiu
flames threatened momrntarily to engul
and burn him to II blackened crisp, refused
to obey the calls of those ashore to leave IN,
boat responding In his rosgh, but homes
way never, till tho last gslsot's ashore
rhholt her nozzle asin the bank" ofsuch
too, was the act of the little boot.blsc,
in the great fire in New York last winter
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press OF that state. GOVERNOR CoIQUTll
has vast volume Of popularity before tn,
people, who, no doubt, will elect hin
promptly to the senate, and 100 much
practicable sense to make such an appoint
meat. lie is in full harmony with Mr.
STEPHENS, GENERAL GORDON, SENATOR
Blows, the organized stste government
aud party, and most of the able and popu
lar men OF the state. The popular MAORI
~ for MR, STEPHENS will index the strength
Of GOVERNOR CoLQuIrr for the senate
which, in few days, will be seen to be
overwhelmingly large.
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our OF some 2i,0o0 pounds Of paper mat
ter that went through the Dallas post-oilice
during last month, the HERALD furnishes
over 1900 pounds IN aggregate Of about
800 pounds a day. Besides our papers that
20 through the pos;-otllce, a vast number
so by express in all directions to our sub
scribers, figuring in all, about an aggregate
Of some 500 pounds day, including the
city circulation. Our paper postage alone
for the month, paid yesterday, amounted to
$lti2 9S. Had our express copies and city
circulation been transmitted through the
ONCE the postage would have been in ex-
cess Of $500 for the thirty days,
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CAUSED ny \ MISPLACED swtrcu,
HtrcniNsoN, kANs, October 2.-Tho Can.
non Ball train, leaving here on the A,chi.
son, Iopeka y Santa railroad for the ives,
" Wv tonight, ran into passenger train
No' "a, ealtm, switch station nine miles
tor the Cannon Ball to pass hui the Swi,rC
being misplaced, the Cannon Bail ran int,
II, completely domolishmg both rnri1r,
anu both baggage cars Several per,nns
are seriously injured, but the details c,nnn,
He ascertaincd. The Cannon Ball was MAJ
ing iorty.liye miles per hour, ''''A'