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DOUBLE TRACK! J,NNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!

A. Schedule 81 to '3sf I&TG &lT& MEsH ESRAfNH fNGroE
Cars snS to cnciaaa in hHaf & Iasi Ioai GS
go BBaiiimorc Eiii.ott City, and Way stations
G5O. baltimore. Aliapolis. and Way. piedmont,
.-.,- Way, va ReayJ
s:io. Point Of R5aSep aS eIsHs and Way Stations
sis. PhiladeIphia New York, and Boston Express
$40 ssnntSn and Valley @ ETPreSSs S tGonnecs i rS for
' siop. s S hegrS ESPrs les
sups. and Dorsey's. ON Sundays stops Rt
1000. Ba timore Express Stops at Hyattsville and
tlo;4o Pit burg Chicago, Cincinnati. and st. Louis
Express Sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
p,, Chicago
1910 BGitimors EllIcott City Annapolis, and Way
tl:ss} on on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way,
t8:Uo Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York En,
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. Winchester,
Frederick, hagerstown, and Way via Re-
4:3O Baltimore, Hyattsve. and Laurel Exprea
PredericS, via Relay stops at Annap,S
t4;io. baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations.
ti4a Point Of Rocks @ y tre9sriTS Hgeerslown Win
Point OF Rocks 'pd Way Stations ony.j
Relay stops at iyattsSiie and TI IauTel TsS''
Cos. Point OF Rocks and Way, stations.
is:iTS fissbuTg cleveland and Detroit Express.
Sleeping Car to PitSbuTg.
Gl0 Baltimore EKp.ess.
toss Philadelphia New York, and Boston Express
49, Sleeping ars 10 New York.
tlO:lo Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Liuclnn"ti, 81 Louis, and
=, chr agO.
1880 Baltimore and Way Stations
st1GiIy t',undRys only other trains daily, except
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply Ut the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington Station, 6ll aud 10
Pennsylvania avenue, irner OF Fourteenth street,
where orders WIN he taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the city. -
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation Baltimore.
G. Il, LORD,
. Gennrnl PASSENGER Aranl. Il ItinInra.
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baltimore stock Roard
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Sept 6-Virginia Gs. consolidated, COS
do second seres S5 past due coupon 50.4; new O4Os
tu-lay.
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
= TOLU TONlC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia I'm all
It's stages also Tor Coughs, Colds Bronohits Asthma
Rnd all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, and the oI
rincdy that is beneficial In Mularnl climates, Th.s
Is a preparation OF BALSAM or TOLU ROCK
CANDY, MAGNESlA, Rud other mediCiuals beno-
hciH IN the above dSeascs, the bals being the pur 81
Rice and Ryo WHISTLES, harmless aud very pleasant
TO take Try Il. For sale by all druggists and proeers
ni u per quart bottle Thetrade supplied at liberal
BARBOUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
Wholesale grOCers sole agents for this city. Henry
BischOf & Co.. New YORK and Charleston, y. C., sole
manufacturers and proprletOrs. dc2l-iy
~ ENrLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
NJ treatment and speedy and radical cure OF all
Nengreal aud Nervous Diseases. no matter nom what
cause, without lee use VI mVrCprul or other Oblec'
tiunable treatment. A cure guaranteed. In recent
or Rcute c-ts pos 'riplilns and advice given free
OuctBS richly private No ono sCou hut the doctor,
Hours, 40 ,, 70 z, exclusively, DIR. LEON, 23i
Pennsylvania avenue APPS
DR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABi ISHED
IL ana only reliable ladies Physician Ia The c.y
can be consulted daily at 23l Peunsy lVRua avenue
All Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly re-
moved. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and
consultations strictly confidential Separate rooms
for ladleA onlco hours, 2 10 4 and Z toa apis
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Observation-Disclosures ard


General Markets.
The following report OF the financial market yester
day. together with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the clearinghouse Of IL. ID. Cooke
jr & Co., l42g + ST., Washington. ID. c.;
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.
YOUNG MEN.

Ifyou have failed to receive proper treatment IN
cases of Heart Disease Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility Impntepcy Premature Decay Weakness
Dyspepsia Nervous ENciiabllty, &c, send two
stamps for new book
1.-THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address secretary Medical and Surgical Institute
l47 East fifteenth street, New York la7-iy
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MINING STOCKS.

United States per cent extended leOss bid.
United states AZ. per cent, regstere ti3 bid.
United states Al, per cent coupon. ..... liz bid.
United states per cent reglslered....... llSA bid.
United states per cent cou ll9heull0iS
United States per cent. O. nOssgllWs
District OF Columbia d.6jS .................... 100
BANKERs EXCHANGE
Three-day bills.. .. i9J1s Sixty-day bs..... 1856
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a Cnnnlcmce NInn Cnm,nltlcd.

DoN'T trihe with gun powder or rheumatism
81. Jacobs Oil cures the latter, however.
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AZ or .,,,,,rr, n. MAtDANIFL, Agent
SOL HAAS, Traiiic Manager. ip1s
VIE ohIPH PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

FTNHE GREAT
10 THE N9RfH NERNfHfyEEAEIA MEAf hSB RogTH sogfuwrsr
sr,p DOUBLE r. tTRAGK, sPLENDID sCENERY.'
TRAINS LEAVE WAsiHiNGr5NS.' III from Station.
For lPittshprs ana The West, Chicaeo Limited Ex.
afs anS Tas, e. + fi g. slceplng Cars at esj m.
in daily WIN wa.is4S slssP!ns
,;So p nl daily, with Palace Cars TO Pittsp,irr and
burg and tho 0 es,E Express, $50 p M daily for Pitts
Foc tlesson prins', 1890 n m. 7isc and $50 D. m.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandalgua Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara a.to A.
rsl WsmbSs 1sss fsss n. sa'"p' s%r
Far a. n: Nex deTy, WI except @ sunday, soo =,
is 40, go and 10 ie26 =. M on sniid%S~ ~ ao m nj
and io;20 m. Limited Express Of Pullman sni psp. sS.
r9r hroSky aa al through fGnSRa h"n1sy ,nSSsy a,
Jersey CITY With boats oi Brooklyn Annex atford.
forlnge across New York cv. s.'ee' avoiding douoio
For ri IP9,isaSdelpha, MIA 500 M, ieio M l2o 100 a5a
Limited Express $40 a. n. daily except sunday "l
Fer ga sa5moTe 5n l1o SO $50 Pc 0;36a and 1890 t2
a nj. 10 60 S 9 beg So and + III oS Sn D. sunday mn 500
For r, pSpe,s Creek Line, CAD and Flop M daily
For A1nnapos, GAO A. and 4+op m. daily. except
ALEX XNpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIIs
NAY, ANp n 2 ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For alexandria $50 ZOO o:2a 1ioo, and ll2, a. M.
$40. 800 6o,, 500 aud li:So p M ON Sunday at oal
and 500 n m. daily. except sunday. '' "
ana "xs 1000 M y ., Soo 500 ZOO and sao D
| m. and 1900 midnight: on sunday at sis. aud
Srckets AMI information at the Office northeast cor
nef Of Thirteenth street and PennSyiEeliG avenue
chcckinr or baggage TO destination from hotels and
| residences. , :, ,,5nOD General Passenger Agent
| FRANZ Tii6MsoNt General Manager.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Mt. Vernon! Mt. Vernon
STEAMER w. w. concoHAN

Leaves seventh-stroet wharf daily (oxcept Sunday
for Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock q M; returning, reaches
Washington about $40 p
auto l., l.. BLAKE Cnptaln
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
McPhersons Hand Book, Politics. ls,2.......,...S2 90
So II 'rd's Marquis OF Carabas. 10y. ;,...,;- OO
Ale xander's Mrs, " Look Before You Leap ..- 90
"The Little Brick Church." Fafkeuer .......,. so
Modern Applications of Electricity 1Iospa-
Hawers Beautiful Houses, :...",, so
"Military Telegraph of the civil War two vol 90
Malock's Soc al Equality. .... W
"Leone," Round Robin W
Frank In Square and Seaside Libraries.
- -...,... JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
ptr
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SECONDHAND GOODS.

ATlSFITS AND CLOrHING, LITTLE WORN
M from leading merchant tallors,-in SUITS and
ODD PANTS, COATS, and VESTS FasniOnRbie
sty les and fur more seryiceabe than shOddy ready
made Prices for poor meu's purses bargains In
Guns Watches Jewery, Musical Instruments tGc
Always on hand large stock HERLOG'B No. NS
Ninth street near Pennsylvania avenue. myD
National Republican., 1882-09-07

THE purity and elegant perfume Of Parkers
Hair Balsarn explain the popularity OF this re-
liable restorative.
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rT'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH. sor-rp.
WEST. AND wESr

schedule In effect August o. 1852
7;lO a. o,,o; New Orleans Mall daily, making ci ,ss
9., eo9n.,nections TO all points South and Southwesk
Nun i,nIlilan Sleeping Cars nom Washington via
IN, n,nnN,iIe 70 Atlanta and Atlnnthto New Orleans;
and Bristol ~" ~ ''A ~ "'""u's
$40 a. m.-Lousvllle Fast Line. daily via Charottes
Vile, Huntington, and Lexington, TO Cincinnati
Louisville, and all Southwestern points makIns
direct connections. aud with solid train and Puff
~ man sleeping Cars. Washington to Louisville.
E2O m.-Warrcnton Accommodation, daily, except
sunday. for Wnrrenton aud Intern ed nte Al nj ions
$40, ne nrning arrives " Washington at 1913 a. m
lrS, p ni.-Soulhern Mall and Express daily 10 all
points South, Southeast, aud EOuihWesi vin nan.
vile and Charlotte, with Pullman SLEEPING cars
Washington 10 Charleston, and Washington To
White sulphur Springs. '7'''' w
For MI poinls on Manassas DIVISION take T.lO a M
Irnin daily, except Sunday. For wnrreutontrI q
@ ;,O q M tr;tin daily, and iso p train daily, cx-
Tor tickets aud all information, inouiro M c,,,.
pony'S Oflice COL Pennsylvania avenue or At tfnlan
Depot once SOL PeunsylNRniu avenue, Is connected
with telephone system
n. MACDA MEL Aoo,,.
NJ SLAUGHTER. General PASSENGER hg,enf; n;eh'
SOL HAAS, Traic Manager. e'~ ip1s
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DALTIMong Ayp OH g RAILROAD

THE MODEL FAST AND THE oNLf LINE
THE EAST AND TmE nfi5 IVES u ST + VIA WASH s.SGroN
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| Opening:

,v,,, corr Oats porl, I,rd Year
WI" WI" "'' '-N' ' wheat
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02
The Poor Struggling u. p.

Alta meeting of tho Union Pacific
officials in Kansas City, a couple Of
days ago. after a consultation with the
officials Of the Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe Company, President Dillon
stated that the heavy expresses Of the
Union Pacific road rendered their re.
duc,ion an absolute necessity. A large
number of employees have already been
discharged. as the commencement Of
the proposed curtailment.
The impression received by the
public-partly from the published state
ments Of the Company-is that the road
has always paid heavy interest on the
capital invested. even nnier the rI
traVagant management which the pres
ent restrictions would indicate had
heretofore existed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

IT Is not generally known. snys tho
Virginia Chronicle. that Nevada is con.
sidered a legitimate field for missionary
operations By the religious societies Of
the East. Several Bible agents have
visited this State, giving away their
books whero thoy could not soil them
at tho nominal price which they arc
authorized to receive. One OF these
gentlemen complained to q Chronicle
reporter that in many cases he was
unable to even give away his wares.
IL can't complain OF the people not
treating mo with respect aud consider
ntion." he said, b" but they don't seem
to want the Book, in many cases re-.
fusing to accept IL as agift."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02
A. a n....r or course.

The Grand Jury at washSiugtor
failed to fnd an indictment in the Star
Route case. II also appears that
Dorsey & Co. had never been bound
over to await the action OF the jury
probably for the renson that the result
Of the deliberations Of that august body
was foregone concinsion. After the
jury's report, Jere Wilson. counsel for
Brady. filed motion 10 quash tho in
dictment against his client; the princi-
pal ground for which action. as alleged,
being that at the time OF the commits.
sion Of ths acts charged. the defendant
vrs an officer OF the United States
Government, and his acts are not sub
ject to investigation by the court.
According to the usual mode OF
procedure at Washington. investIga.
tions OF the most notorious abuses
furnish no dread to the perpetrators
provided the parties are wealthy and
iniluentinl-for in all such cases the big
brush and bucket of wLIte-wash is
always conveniently at hand 10 hide
from the public gaze any amount OF
official corruption.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

A VIRGINIA cITr dispatch of the 25th
says: About o'clock this morning
John Hoffman. an old resident Of the
Comstock, was found in an unconscious
condition. with symptoms OF poisoning.
The doctors found he had taken laud-
mum. He died about 5 O'Clock this
evening. Hoffman was the man who
was struck on the htad with q slurg.
shot by th- Caldwell brothers in an
attempt TO rob his saloon, and for which
they are now in the State Prison.
Hoffman left a note stating that his
head trobled him so much that he
was tired Of life. he appointed his
administrators. aud gave directions about
his property. He had suffered great
pain in the head ever since the assault.
He was native of Germany, about So
years Of age. and unmarried. Po,merly
he was a miner in Sierra County. and
was over thirty years resident of this
coast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02
H.iri. an. senate.

Frank PiKley. in his las. washiugtou
letter 10 the Argonaut. says:
"Of Senator Fair have not here
tofore spoken. but he is an agreeable
surprise to me in one particular. He is
a hard-working member. almost always
in his seat. and is by his colleagues ac-
credited with intelligent and effective
committee work. taking to himself u
fair share OF the duties assigned to him
aud performing them consideration
He is not yet beyond the modest nge Of
the new Senator. and has not, so far,
endeavored to measure himself in
debate with older members. He lives
at tho Arlington, having the Summer
annex He ent. rtains by giving hand.
some dinner partios, and. as a rule. in
Vites with his guests the ladies OF their
family. The only thing which Senator
Fair lacks is an elegant house in which
to entert in. and confidence enough to
debate and do his own work"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02
Tux Senate in executive session yes.

Tux Senate in executive session yes.
terday refused to confirm Cooper MS
Rcvenue Collector for North Carolinia.
on account Of the opposition OF Don
Cameron aud Jones OF Nevada. Mott,
the present Collector. aud Cooper nre
said TO boirying To Mnhonoizn the State.
Mott wants TO vncate tho Collcctorship p
and put Cooper in the place. Keogh.
,I-Socrcinry OF tho Republican Com.
miitee. violently opposed the coalition
AZ dangerous to Republioanism In North
Carolina. Cooper was rejected by two
majority. II would seem, therefore.
tina, Jones and Cameron oppose
Mahono's movements.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

The Texan cattle drive of this season
is estimated at about SOC. 900 head, in.
cludiug those thai will come ont OF the
Indian Territory. The Reno Gazette
says: This vast army will be shipped
to Chicago aud st. Louis. 1t is said
that three and four year old cattle will
be scarce. Tho average price OF tho
cattle already contracted for is, for
yearling, Sl3, and for two-Yoar.old
SIC. Though the outlook for pros
perous cattle business for the summer
OF 1882 is unusually good, the extent OF
tho cattle trade for the next few years
will exceed the widest prediction Q! the
most sanguino.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

LAWYER HUFFAKER, who defended
Milton A. SHARP, the stage robber, at
the time Of his trial at Aurorr. says the
supposition that Sharp has money con.
cealed some place in California 10 cor
rect. At the time OF his trial Sharp
stated privately TO a friend that he had
$4,000 in money and jewelry buried
some place in California, but declined
to tell where it was. He said that it
would be impossible for him to describe
the place so that anybody excep. him
self could find II. Ho offered to give It
to anybody who would give him bis
liberty-either by legal means or by
affording him way to escape.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02
More of the To.ab.ton ne Touxhs.

report from Burlcigh Springs. eight
miles south OF Tombstone. states that
desperate fight took place there Sat.
urday night between six of the carp
party aud niue eowbys, headed by the
notorious Curly Bill. who killed Marshal
White Of Tombstone. The cowboys
nmbushed the Earps as they were ap.
preaching the springs. and poured in q
deadly FIRE upon them. wounding one
man slightly and killing horse. The
Ears returned the 6re and charged
upon the cowboys, who fed, leaving
Curly Bill dend upon the ii Id.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

MRs. HANNAH KEooH. mother OF the
uell-known Keogh b,othsrs. formerly
Of Austin, Lander County, died at
Cherry Crock on the 18th instant. In
the list year Of her age. The News
says: The funeral. last Wednesday,.
was ono OF the largest ws have ever
witnessed here. The eortege moved
from the residence OF her son p. Ksogh.
at 10 4. A.. and proceeded to the
Catholic Church, where mass Was csls-
brated and tbs religious ceremonies
conducted. From thence to the cems-
tary n large coneourse followed tho
remains to their last resting place. It
was fitting tribute OF respect to the
esteemed departed lady. as voll ns 10
her surviving sons aud daughters. ali
Of whom have at times been residents
OF this town."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

SATURDAY evening. the Silver State
says that Constable s. r. Young. OF Big
Meadows. and Captain Burke. Of the
Railroad Detec i've force. arrived b, 70
with three prisoners whom they arrested
at Lovelock for breaking into sealed
car and breaking open cases OF goods
and Destroying and stealing the aamo.
The prisoners gave the names of. R
Kellogg, Pat Flynn and George Marsh.
One Of them had four or Ave suits Of
fino underclothing, and another three or
four suits. which, II is alleged. they took
from boxes in the car. which they had
broken open. The car contained time
goods from Omaha and was sealed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

A troupe Of coIored jubilee singers
recently called upon President Arthur,
mud by his permission. they sang him
"Steal Away to Jesus - The first verse
brought tears TO his eyes. and before
they were half way through tho song
ho bad his handkerchief out and burst
into M uncon,rollablo food Of tears /,
weeping like child. He declared that
he had never in his life been SO deeply
moved, AM invited tn ON TO call again,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

TnE United States Circuit Court,
Hon. Lor, MO Sawyer. npiourned We'd
II, sday for the term. because no funds
were available to pay Jurors aud o,h,r r
cOnting mt expenses with. This is all
owing to the fact that the U. S Marshal
ship OF this State is vacant. and tho
Controller Of the Treasury feels in lis
posed to advance dollar until that uflice
is fll,d nni the incumbent has properly
qualified.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02
The GnIIous.

An unusual number Of aerial suspen-
sions took place in various parts Of the
country yesterday. Frank Small was
swung off Mt Pittsburgh: Hailwsgen. at
Rock Island; John Mccarthy, at An
golica. Now York, md Frank aud
Henry Rsmberg at Harrisburg. Penn.
The first ihreo protested tLeir limo.
cenco OF the crimes Of which they were
convicted up to the last moinent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02
Tho vo,. on tho ch,u... Bill.

Tho following is tho vote in detail.
upon the passage OF the Chinese bill
through the House OF Representatives: /:
Yeas Aiken. Aldrich. Armfield.
Atkins. Bayne, Beifori, Belmont. Berry.
Bingham. Blackburn. Blanchard, Bliss.
Blount, Brewer. Brumm. Buckner.
burrows OF Missouri, Butterworth.
Cnbell, Caldwell. Calkins. Campbell.
Cannon. CASSIDY, Caswell. Chalmers,
Chapman. Clark. Clemeuis. Cobb.
Converse. Cook. Cornell. Cox Of New
York. Cox Of North CsroliEa, 20 Yipgton.
Crav'nS. Culbersop. Curtin, Darrell,
Davidson, Davis of Illinois, Davis OF
Missouri, Demott, Du~stsr. d, z-ndOrf
DiLbls. Dibrell. Dowd, Dugro.
Ermenirout. Everett. FArwell Of ILL.,.
Finley, Flower. Ford. Foruey. Fulkersou.
Hammond OF Georgia. Hardy. Harmer.
Harris OF New Jersey. Hnzsltinc. Hatch.
HazSlton, Huffman, Herndon, Hewitt
OF New York. Hill, Hiscock, Hobiizell,
Hoge. Holman. Herr. Houck, House.
Hubbe!l. Hubbs. Hutchins. Jones Of
Texas. Johns Of Arkansas. Jorgeuson.
kena. King. klo,z. Knott, Ladd, Ledom,
Lewis. Marsh. Martin. Matson. Nc cCIure.
NcCook, Mckenzie. Mckinley. McLnne.
Mcmillan. Miller. Mills of Texas.
Moucy. SGorey. Moulton, Nurcb.
Mi;chier, . Neil, Pachec'. Page. Paul.
Paysor. Peelc. Phelps. Phister. Pouni.
Randall, Rcng III. Rice Of Missouri,
KicLnrdscn, Robeson. Robinson.
Roseeraus. Scranton, Shellenbtrger,
Hherwin. Simauton, Singleton OF Mis-
sissipIi. Smith Of P,nnsyl"auia. Smith
"f Illinois. Smith Of New Yonk. Sparks.
Spaulding. Spcer. Springer. Slocks!ayer,
Strait. Talbut. Thomas. Thompson OF
Kentucky. rilImau. Towuscn OF OLiO.
Townsend "f Illinois, Tucker. Turner
Of Georgia, Turner Of Kentucky.
Updegr"ff of Ohio, Upson. Valentine,
Vance. Vanhorn. Warner, wusLJurnc,
W,bber, wrllborn. WiIthoin., Wiliinms
Of Alabama, willis. willets, Wilson,
wisS Of Pennsylvania. Wise of Virginia,
W. A. Wool OF New York. Total, III.
Nays - Anderson. Barr, Bragg.
Briggs. Browne. Buck, Camp. Caudeti.
Carpenter, Chase. Crapo. Cullen.
Dawes, Deering. Duunrll. Dinglry.
Dwight. Farweli OF Iowa. Grout, Hall.
Hammond OF New York. Harkebbr rgh,
Harris Of Massachuse:ts, Haskell,
Hawk. Henderson. H.pburn, Hooker,
Humphrey. Jacobs. Joyce. Ka,sop.
Kctchum. Lord. McCord, Morse,
Norcross. Orth. Parker. Ranney, Rice
OF Massachusetts, Russell. Ryan.
Schultz. skinner. Spooner. Stone.
Taylor. Thompson OF Iowa. Tyltr,
Upd' graf OF Iowa, Uner, Wadsworth,
Waite, Walker. Ward. Watson, White,
Williams Of Wisconsin. Total, G5.
or the eutirs vote above recorded. only
two Democratic are in the negItiv.. Iu
th' > nate, upon the same ISSUE. bnt a
single Dcmoc.at cast a vote against
tue restriction Of Chinese immigration.
When il is remembered that in both
branches Of the National Legislature.
the parties almost tie, this fact il
peculiarly significant ns demonstrating
the relative positions OF the two parties,
as such, upon the Chinese issue. While
the Republicans OF this coast are in
harmony with their political opponents
upon this proposition, il is clearly
manifest that they are in with the spirit
OF tho Republican party.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

TnE Reno Journal OF Saturday says:
Night b fore Inst w. Frank and wife
took rooms at the Depot Hotel. and
upon retiring blew out the gas. Billy
Gillipkie had all he could do TO wake up
tho couple and save them.
II is safe bet :h"t the people who
are stupid enough to blow out tho gas /;
light the FIRE with gallon can OF coal
oil; didn't know IL was loaded; etc.,
rarely, u ever, rend tho newspapers,
and in consequence OF their inexcusable
ignorance commit involuntary suicide.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-02

WITH regard TO the testimony Of
Shiph'rd respecting Collector VIM
Robrnson's connection with the Peru
Wan Suano job. the latter says in eIpla.
nation that lie was employed by the
P"usian Company to examine ques.
tions affecting them, and to give legal
opiaion. foS which he was paid. He
claims that this constitutes his entire
connection with the comp NJ.