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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

lsFoRMATIoI oLtaiusd through tho
Agricultural Department Of Kansas.
suows that the extraordinary weight
and quality Of the whea, gram has in-
creased the yield beyond former cnIcu-
la'i"n", md it is now $1,000. 600
Lu-hrlS. Th- corr shows even btt.er
II will Yield l0r, UOu. 900 bushels. Mis-
aouii shows 81. UOJ. CU0 bush IL OF wheat
snl will lead all Of the States OH corn.
The most rrii .ble e.:imrtrs places the
corn crop II, 10000, OUU bushels. Thus
Two St,t's. X 'usRt aud Missouri, Leip
t. make up the deficit II Iowa and Illi-
nois in corn by supplying $4,000 900
bushels.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

TnE Utah Commission. consisting OF
Alex. Ramsey. Chairman. Of Mime.
sofa; Colonel O.. H. Godfrey, Of Des
Moinc'. Iowa; eI-Congressmnn Petit
grew. Of Arkansas; OK Senator Paddock.
OF Nebraska, nn1 Judge Carlton, Of
Terra Hauie, Ind. left Omaha for Sal,
b'ko City TUESDAY. They will have
charge OF Utah elections, md remain
until some timo In November aud carry
out their special work. The first ihiny
is TO attend to registration, foe which
they will appoint registrars. They will
receive aud canvass votes and Issue
certificates OF election.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

Is Dublin, F. Dwyrs Grey, Member
oil Parliament aud proprietor Of the
Frssman's Journal. Was sentenced to
three mouths imprisonment aud CISCO
ms for contempt Of CouIt in publish
ing n letter Of o'Brien. editor Of the
United ireland, accusing the jury which
convicIed Francis Hines OF the murder
Of John Do!ough,y Of b,iug drunk on
the night previous to the day that the
verdict wss given and an article com-
mehting thereon. O'Brien and Dayit,
were put ont of Court. Grey. after be-
lug sen fenced, WAS handed over 10 the
The latter eyInced some re-
lncttEcs to take charge Of him, but the
Judge called upon him to DO his duty.
The Coroner, whose Intervention was
necessary, because Grey is High Sheriff
Of the city Of Dublin. then conveyed tho
prisoner to Richmond prison. Grey.
at the expiration of hts term. must fluid
sureti.s for himself for $500 and two
Others for goo each. The decision of
the Count caused n great sensation
Grey was Lord Mayor Of Dublin io.'
1850 aud was nominated the second
time for 1881. but declined the ucmi.
nation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

ALf1. WnnEE, o German saioon-
k '-per. HIS wio and a gpn uf seven
y ars, We're found MURDERED in their
hons q Evansville. IuI., Monday. Tue
father aud mother we're ia bed and the
10y 10 nu adjoining room. They hnd
'Vid My been Mild while attempting
To csc pc. The heads OF all we're
c.ushrd with n la Chef and their throuts
cut end uaugled ia tue mos brutal
rlauu r. Au ,nfaut OF six mouths was
u'd unbarned IN is CRIB. The most
in1 Use excitement prevails md vigor-
ons ,forIs nrs being made 10 discover
the perpetrators. The premises were
Iausncsed. bat nothing, apparently,
wa taken.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

A SOMEWHAT spirited correspondence
Is Pn.sins between tho postal au,hoii-
ties Of Great Britain and of tho United
States with reg 'rd 70 tho st,ppago Of
tbs delivery Of certain mail matter. 1t
appears the British mail authorities not
only prohibit the circulation through
The mail Of certain American news-
papers inimical TO the interests Of that
Government, bat that registered letters
and ack"ges suspected Of containing
solutions Information or dang rJus
populations arC iutcrJicted by the same
nHthUri | =.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

CoMMis.tJSER Of Iut. -nsl Revenue,
G,n:ial X ,un, hes left W. shingtou fol
Maine, in order 10 ~ STAT in I. Milling ih,
political wires in that State. lhe pro.
prisiy Il tue Govefnm, NJ aging
ofjcirl salaries for such pnriizau ,ipb
b ~ is roihcr Obscure. and wonid ueve,
be tolerated under n proper Admins
tra,ion. It was left to the only moral
an ioteiliyegt parry t. Introduce and
pttpeiuats TIE dissraee!ul system by
which high Government officials draw
salifi's fioin tho public treasury for
pros,iiutins their positions and ntglsc,
ing the duties they we're chosen 10 die.
charge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

A DISPATCH from st. Petersburg says:
The Emperor and EmprcHs and other
membsrs Of ihs Imperial family. &C
compamird Gy the Qneen o! Hrlleu,s,
arrived on Sunday by rail ct Krasno.
On Monday they visited the military
camp and inspected lhe troops. The
camp was gaily decorated aud Il massed
band, comprising 500 musicians, played
tho national snthem. The force taking
part in tho maueuyers numbering
As. 900,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
ELECTION Office

u ANFN'ANaItHA NtunF 4 .HNNInl I'IF4-
mit;es III "A: Exc, July 2O.aud ordey.J
day Of Augu,t for In ma, "N, S
ing eight 80 dig L.. To- ia, 81 4. en-.
~vsutiyu to toe HELM Rsuo. S.rt.mL..
l.. IoS2. l; d,yit,I the. comfy 49,,
Delegate Distr!c;,. au! npror,rnmri H.,
uvlrgat,s ~ be- ,le.,,I:gls, nrIsr.5T.,
the prl.. be open froIa / TO ; o,r,o,E -
II. IN al lgecurs. exert Tu,r,rIr,
whore the polls Will he omen from 49,
Distinct No. l.-EHS1 calm mi
Ea,!roni District. two delegates.
district No. 2-Iu.r,,nr, n,I l.,
Greek; ILr-c d.l.rst.s
DISTRICT No. 3-Wbi,c pocL Co,,,,
tia. Mountnin Civ. I,,rI Nm"
Bu.ueau uud Coed uonc. nnn %L,'
gate. ~
District No. ( -Tecamn. rs,po
Wells CIoy,r '.'""'
one delegate. ''"''
District No, h.-So,,b Rrb- CD,
Ruby. HUNTINGTON. MouuG Sn.,h E',rT
Pleasant. Llmoilr. Fort HslIrck ami
Hall,cE station: ons G.i.aI """
The COMMITTED es,nbhsLed,b. fonow-
Ing voting places. nnd spnuin,.I i,.I,.-
as fullOwa:
EIko-At G.. L. Ta,l,,t.s ,m..
Judges. q +. Talbot. q. l. Gr..n.,
r \. Stone.
T~uscsrurn AZ .Iu,ti,, prr,,.,..
Office, Judges. T.. NJ. G.. MN ! ~
BIhcux and A. Van ylrcl.
Jack Cfsck-At CLrs Woulwr,5.-.
judy 5. -
White Rock At Judge Borett.',
ollie; Judges, V. j.. Byrrstt-. ]. d.
CIutchcr anu ID. Ham.
Mountain City - 4, SelooL-bouso
Julges; a. rluinmvr, u. Gould md "
II. Root.
Island Mountain and Brupesu-A,
JAS. Tippetts; Jndg =,
CoruucOyia aud Mil Citv-At PlpuL,s
onirr; Judge, ". }. Plumb.
CUIumbia-At CoIumLi, yIiaioc 70 -
onico; Judges, &. 4. Watson and W.u
Judd.
Good Hopc--At WIN. p,oo'o MI,
Judge. VIM Page. ~
Carlin-At Justices Office: Julc,u
J. A. Palmer. J. e. Doughty and J. y
Todd.
Tecoma-At Peck's Office. .Jpdoos
J. NJ. Johnston and ". +. Mcmillan,
Tonno-At IVES. Johnson.s II,t,I.
Judges, Yves. johnson md Lon Parker.
WelIs-At Schcrf's Hotel; JUICES,
F.. Woodruff, q. Ii. Mcigs and l.. III.
Griswold.
: Cloyer-ht School.housc; Judges. A.
Wisemnn. j. Crockor md W. W,IcoY
Sprucemout-At IIami!ton's Hotel;
Judge. J. D. Osborn,
Strr-At School house; Judgss. Sam.
McMnllen, ID. V. Johnson and e.. A.
SnwtclIo.
North Ruby- AT Justice Robbins
office; Judges, John Robbins and Milo
h~ingsbuty.
south Ruby At Vim. Meyers house;
Judges, YIN. Meyers and n. Wiuos.
Mound NaiIey-.At ID. j.. Hoo,on's;
Judges. a. is. Miller. L. Hudson aud
Chas. Adams.
I,amoiile-At keith's; Judges NJ.
riTi'y. Charles Bruce and Thomas
ul,i'nd'
I,h'IecT n'ationI AZ Scbool.housc;
'"uH, prvoie hhd Z; IL. Hanks
uhIIhs'1n,-A Crnwford's; Judges.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

MONDAY nftergoon two men called ut
. First National INK in Kewunee,
as aud asked Permission to leave a
fa'ehel for Il short time. About G
o'clock, wh,lo CusEIsy Pratt and his
LAZY nsllslaut. Miss Palmer, were CASH
lag mp. the men knocked on the door
a asked for the sstcL,l. Miss Palmer
opened the door, when Que mau grabbed
her by the n'ci aud kicked her nearly
iGssusiLir. The other man rushed by
her towarl the vuult, nrar which Pratt
ua' s:nudius, and struck him ON tue
head WITH 4 revolver, knocking him
= Lsrl,ss. Pratt and Miss Palmer were
d forced Iuto the vault. The men
ta"u seeu'eI about sou, quo. Of which
-, w Was in gold. aud wn!kei out OF
town. Pratt and Miss Palmer, after
working for over au hour, succeeded in
LIZA lug the lock anl released them
s'iYes. Both werr iaily injured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

a NAN named Peter Burke, Mt En-
pre- says tho Carson Appeal. claims to
nav invented an apparatus 10y which
he can tell tho location Of gold aud sill
yer bearing leads and tho depth ut
which Tho precious metal lies. He says
that his method is purely scientific. aud
when he gots tho patent he has applied
for he will make his matter public, or
Mt lo"st give an exhibition Of the powers
that his apparatus Possesses. We hope
he has struck il. but wouli not advise
my one Just ye, to buy my interest In
tho patent at a very high figure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

a CHEMIST OF Paris and lis cousin.
who had murdered LiS wiie's parno,ur
with tho guiliy wOmln'a Assistance.
were forced, after conf ssing their
crime, to repeat the horrible perform
"nco On the spot where tbs deed was
committed. In compliance with an Old
and b'rbnrons custom, an efigy Of Tia.
victim was attacked by tho two as,as-
sins. repeatedly stabbed. gagged. wound
win lcaden pipe aud thrown into the
Seine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

ABOUT forty counties were represented
In the convention ut 1trro Hautc, Ind,
h'ondny, to encourages n State Liquor
Dru,' eIs' Association. Revolutions
were %. fssd II, dying The association to
vote for n o]ui'nocs Il tho Democratic
patty, brenus. at ia convention IL de-
c'atsd ttscIf opposed to prohibiiOry
laws aud because the Republicans dc.
clarsd iu favor Of them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

TnE HaI TN tho coast. IN tho neigh
bothood Of Pc, csdero. is in sploudid
condition. and a yes promise Of n big
yield. There nrs about $500 acres Of
land 10 that vicinity scwed to fax. and
the acreage is increasing annually. as
it's pruhtahI'n s.ia Developed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

TnE bullion produced for the quarter
ending Juno 30th. in Lincoln county.
amounted to SIG 2l IA. or this
mount tho Bristol $. NJ. Company
produced SO, 400. tho southwestern
Company Of FL Dorado Canyon 3d.
ia. aud tho B~ullionvillc Smelling
Company s72, $40 IL. The Day Com
pany's furnace, which run only Tho las,
twenty days Of the quarter, turned out
s27, SJl Ia bullion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

4 NAN in Ohio stated to n group Ct
politicians that ho didn't want any
Office" aud wouldn't take One IL II was
offered 10 him. Then ho was stared at
and the people looked so thunler struck
that for fear some Of them would turn
into stone. he mildly observed: ~ nun
a sheriff in Indiana" That statomvn,
broke tho cbarm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

THE completion to Council Bluffs Of
the division Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railroad makes the entire
H. ngth Of the ~. Paul system Of roads
1870 miles, by long odds The greatest
systsn' In the country. II is operated
ia sixteen divisions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

Ar an early hour yesterday morning
nm unkno~n man rode mp 10 tho resi-.
dence Of Jose Rafael Apoco.tas. at
Albuquerque, called him 10 the door
and shot him in tho head, killing him
INSTANTLY. Apodocras' brother then
appeared Mt the door md bo too was
shot dend by tho stranger, who made
bis escape.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
From Egypt.

It was reported from Alexandria yes
tcrday that negotiations were in prog
ress for the surrender at Me&s of 2,UOu
Bcdouins now with Arab pashs. An.
other report states that Geseral wclse-
ley will make m attack possibly on
Saturday morning in two columns, II
on the route of the last reconnaissance
and the other by the way Of Like
Aboukir, taxing Arab ~ the point
whsre his right rear rests on the NnL-
mOulich canal.
1t is stated in Turkish c~frcl,s that
the hesitation i'll Issuing the procla:La-
ton RgAin-t Arab Pasha is owing I,
the fact thG: a telegram WAS read from
him, expressing his readiness to sub.
init to the authority Of tho CalIpL, bu,
stating that he could not leayu his
SOLDIERS without Il head until the ani,al
OF Turkish troops in Egyp', when he
would instantly turn over lis command
to the Turkish General. Tho military
convention is still unsettled for the
same reason.
Tn" troop ship Euphrates with tho
secoud battalion OF the Manchester
regiment aud a battery Of the Royal
artillery, and the transport Cnpel,a with
the Duke Of Teck have arrived.
DufTrriu, the British Ambassador
has been instructed not to press the
Porte for q reply concerning q military
convention.
The Khsdivo to-day visited Gene.a!
Wolseley and remained nn hour.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
The Iuxuriea OF VIC Nth.

A Pacific Coast millionaire. who has
become somewhat 6ldEe in seeing the
world by ordinary lnodec of travel, pro-
posss making n tip around the world
IN his own steam yact. ACCOMPANIED by
n few choice and othrr spiIIts. The
Post says the vessel is now building t,
HIS order In one Of the Delaware ship
yards, aud the builder has a carte
blanche to make her is elegant and
complete a. money can pay for. The
owu,r will invite u number Of friends;
the yacht will be fitted aud stocked
With sv'ry necessary to luxurious COM
fort, will be manned Icy a picked crew
under m experienced conmnudcr, and
provided with n corps Of capable ser
wants and n h~igh-tonrd chef. Tho
COO has already bren engaged in Paris
and is now under salary. As interprs-
t'r, a mm who is u Thorough master OF
eight Languages. has been engaged aud
is also now under pay The party will
leave San Francisco next March.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AZ EUnrEA. yryap..,

LAM OFFICE At EURrEA. HryApA.l
July O., 1882
H't,e'i' hcfrby given ihat tn following
n.n,l soll or ~, 0lcd nrtite ~ his irt'r.
q liin; and that said ptorr rti be msd. =,
ipTo hon. Jude X. r. BigtIow Of EIEc Ss.
sini' on Ihtirsdsy. AHgusr 80. 1859,
~ JacOb Bnt2er fOf tn south bsif Gg usr b.
eAst luhtter' Tbs. norlhwut quarter Of p0fib.
,hrt quarter und northeast quarter Of 40 M.
ssst Iusttef OF section 9, tOfnthip 81, tofih
OF range 81 east. NJ /. 81 '"'"
re bhinHs tho following wiinofss. to pfoys
nLs '~tntlnlGus tesi@JD,0 upon. ard oWi: IVA.
uon ~ sn,d land. Via Norris BsdI o. EiEo.
pptess..5' y'hn =. MAJ hugh e ElE1. Nevada ,
Blrsl or EIEo, Nevada. "'
tSs.n, L. II. HISCKLEY,
''"' heEis.sr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

JUgr 2G1 unclaimed ours have bson
laid at rest by the police force Of Viz
ginia since the tax ordinance began 10
bs enforced. aud tho polics show no
disposition TO stop the slaughter. Sew
sral were killed yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

THE famous irotier 81. Julien vas
broushi 10 Et. orDnpi. vet riuary sur
geon, meas Bay View. Wis. rome tim
ago. u te treated for n broken sup rior
D~somept in one II Tho fore I,gs Onin
HicSok eSprcI' TO have the horse ~
condition for the track rgain in q fow
weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

CHARLES A. SrETsoS. JR., eldest son
and partner in the Astor House Of tho
veteran Ste,son, died yesterday in
Lynn, Mass, in his forty. hnh yosr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

A NAN named Humphreys. wbilo re-
pairing n telegraph wiro ut the top of n
pole. on the Utah Northern Rond. n
Tow days ago. was sttrcK by lightning
nni Instantly killSd. A coil Of wire
hang arocnd his neck while OF work.
ami the electric current i~rsversed lhn,,
making n blue mark upon the skin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

ClTEwAYo, the depossd King Of the
Zuius. Is now In England. and II 10
stated that hc is " DO restored by The
British Government 10 his former posi-
ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

" yeats & the total appropria.
TONS Tor tho general Government vero
sioO, 0Oo. goo. Last year thy ran no
TO s2'C.C2i.2ss, and this year they have
been swtl'ed mp 10 S2DJ. 555. 4sy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

COMMISSIONER MCFARLAND has made
the FLOWING apportionment Of tho
$500, 900 voted by Congress for tho sur
vey Of public lands: Arizona, $40. 600;
California. S2j. UJU; Colorado, $4,000
Dakota, $4,000; Florida, $4,000;
Idaho, $500: MinDesgti, $50 900;
Montana, SJu, COO Nebraska. SI5. orc;
New Mexico, $50, 900; O.egon. S2D, $50
Nevada, $40, 90; Utah. 500 m; Wash.
ington Territory. S2i.OOU; Wyu,ninE.
$50. 900; Louisiana, $4,000; in The ex-
nm!nltion Of surveys in the GvlI, So
0UO; unapportioued. $4,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
~ EW TODAY.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the books o: IegistratiIu for ia.
Ge. eTAl Election 20 he held November :. Isl.
Tor TIE election CT State. County anu Town.
sliP officers. are nDw Opsu, and will remain
open daily ON al legal days from 10 n',!ysk 4.
A.. TO 6 "'clCck 4. NJ. uGtil Oc.oher 10, 1882.
and from October 10, 1882. TO october II, 1882.
from : 70 = o'clock 4. N. ia addition 10 the
hours heretofore mentioned. at watch time
tie books for Registration will close at =. n,
il SUGGErr,
Justice OF the Peace and Ex-Unicia Reyistry
Agent for E!LO Election Precinct.
ID Elk. August II, 1852.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

An editor hung n bag Of tobacco upon
tho onico hook marked "T,lSsraph."
When asked why no did 80. he replied,
because 1t goeS fast"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
VIII Lecture,

Ro7. ]. d. Hammond, Of Catson City.
VII lecture at the church 10 tbis place
next Monday evening, bis subject be.
'DSi Pioneers aud Pioneering. T." 80
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

a CITY chap who had escorted n
country girl to the thentor. thinking to
please her. wont out anil bought some
oppIes. When lao placed them in her
lap 'ho spoke up loud enough TO be
beard all aboai, "wtnt do you take
i"c fof-n cider mill ?" City chap col.
l"psed; he couldn't stand the press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

oun editor hung n bag Of tobacco
upon the Office hook marked .'1els.
trapb.' When asked Why bc did so.
ho replied "bteeuse 1, goes fast"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

3. Ii. Day Of Carson Ci'y Is a Demo-
cratic candidate for SIryeyor.G General.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20

Hb IN con ntr dsy q, home. Sample,
XS W pAu rofth. % FREQ. Address briS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
B-ATLT
-AT-IE1
o u N . VALLEY.

OLIVER RIFE WILL GIVE 4 BALL
~ al hi. place IN MOUud valley GA th-
uss.4.w Of
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-20
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1892.

I" which the pablo arc cordially Invited.
a COCA ,oii-ssnio-cG publication may lie
expected a-r,rtI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-03
SELECTED POETRY.

The Venetian 4 OndoIIer-
lFa,a by LonQfsflos s7Aen ThfTse>H Psars OIL
Here rests the weary oar soft airs L
Breathe out tn the o'erarching sky5
And NIght-sEest Night-serensIy wears
smile Of peace her noon Is nigh
Where the tall ar In quiet stands,
And waves. embracing the ehAste shores.
Moved o'er sea shells and brfg ght sands
Il heard the sound Of dipping oars
Swift DER the waves the light bark springs.
Loves midnight hour draws lingering near :
And 1ist-his tunsfuI vioI strihgs
The young Venetian Gondolier.
To on the silver mirror'd deep.
on Earth. and her embOsom'd lakes.
And where the silent rivers sweep
From the thin cloud fair moonlight breaks.
Soft music breathss around. and dies
on the calm bosom Of the sea;
whilst In her cell the novice sighs
Her vesPers TO her rosary.
At their dim altars bow fair forms.
In tender charity for those.
That. helpless left 20 lifes rude storms.
Have nsver found this calm repose
The bell swings 70 it, midnight chime.
Relieved AssHinst the deep blue sky.
Haste dip the again It's time
Te seek Geaevra's balcony.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-25
10 Cents a Week

his stories excited suspicion. Certain pack
ages which he had sent away by express were
recalled by telegraph and found to contain
watches and jewelry. of which he claimed to
been robbed He had consigned them to
Philadelphia for sale. He was arrested.
COMMODORE sHuFRLDT RETURNING.
San Francisco, July 24-The steamer City
of Pekin, which arrived here to-day, brings
the following advces:
YOKOHAMA, July 6. 1882.
Commodore Shuteldt is now in Yokohama,
on his way to Washington, with the new
Corean treaty He is reported to have de-
MED emphatically that his notorious letter to
Sargent was intended for publication, and that
Sargen, violated confidence in printing it.
SLAUGHTER AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY,
BY INDIANS, IN ARIZONA.
Tucson, july 23.-A Globe City dispatch,
dated July 10th, says Mr.. Lystly comes in to-
day from Wild Pye county, and reports that
his brother and four of his men were killed in
Pleasant Valley. Three brothers named
Iewksberry started from their ranch to notify
Lystly Of the approach of the Indians, but
never reached Lystly's place and is is sup
posed they and two men named Trevier and
Waham were killed, as they have not been
hSo'u hoh. WV vi tIlIcc HunOIcO INDIANS
are reported at Wasatch, in the vicinity of
Pleasant Valley and Wild Pye county. Globe
City is trying to equip a company to take the
field. In the fight at Lystly's place several
Indians were killed, and at Tewksbery's six.
Mr.. Church was killed. Mr.. Nebly and his
man, wHo went in search Of cattle, are miss
ing, and it is supposed they are also killed.
Reports state that from sixty to eighty Indians
are camped at Coon Creek, and are evidently
bound down Salt river. Buildings have been
burned, stock killed and driven off, and crops
laid waste, causing great loss to the settlers.
The people are taking measures to protect
themselves.
PRoSPECTORS MURDERED
San Francisco, July 23.-The bodies of
three American prospectors have been found
near San Antonio in the Sonora valley. The
natives say that the men were murdered by
Apaches. but it is believed the deed was COM
mitted by Mexicans, as Mexicans were found
working the prospectors' claims.
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