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HOME MATTERS.

Proceedings in Congress-sports OF the
Turf-Woman and Child Lost In
Forest and starye 10 Death-The star
Route Cases DesiTu' tinn by Fire
BAND Of COunteTfeIters Arrested-The
Guatemala Annexation Question -
Hanged for Murder-Po9r Corn Crop
In Iowa and nIinoIs-Etc.
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Mr.. Albert KingsburY, Keene, N. H, troubled
with bad humor N hands and neck caused by lead
poisoning (hes painter). At times it would break
out, crack open, and the skin separate Dom the
hesn IN large pieces suffering great continual itch
lhg and singing Purchased your remedies used
CUTIcuRA SOAP externally, and in less than three
months effected a complete cure and has not been
troubled since. Corroborated by Billiard Foster.
drugpistS Keene N FL 80
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

The Trouble in Egypt; Granvilie's In
ktIuctioBs to Dufrerin; Massacre of Eu-
ropeaus; Arab Pasha's Pronunciamento
The Earthquake In Mexico Brad
laugh Arrested Again-Terribie Floods
In ohemia-Etc.
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Sacramento, July 19-George Gilbert brother of
Mrs. Captain Rodgers, Of this city, native of
Evansville, Indiana, SO years months and DAYS
Friends and aoquantsnces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
residence of his sister, Mrs. Captain Rodgers,
street, between Sixth and Seventh, this afternoon
at 4 oclock.l
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machinery, and this, Of COURSE restricts the con-
sumption OF wool to greater or less degree. 1t is
very likely that before long all the machinery will
aga be running, but it becomes question Of en-.
durance between the buyer and seller" California
Woods have accumulated in San Francisco, and at
moderate decline some buyers have taken hold, but
the margin is too small to induce large orders from
the East. Oregon Woods have not moved Eastward
TO any extent yet. Texas Woods have been in
fair request Stocks have been measurably reduced.
The bulk OF the present offerings are held above
the views OF BUYERS Our figures claimed to be
frl rate asf
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ROGH.

Sacramento, July l5-Wifo OF George Dunn, a
daughter
Los Angeles, July I5-wife Of J. W Packer. a son.
Los Angeles, July l5-Wite OF A L. Bruner, a
daughter
Vallejo. July 14-Wiie Of Daniel Hubbard, . dauZh-
TER.
Santa Clara, July 8-wno of N. George son.
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CUTICVRA

And CuTIcURA SOAR externally and CuTICuRA Be-
SOLVENT internally VIII positively every species
of Humor, from a Common Pimpe to Scrotula
Price of CUTIcURA, small boxes, so cents large boxes
81. CUTIcURA REsoLvEST, 81 per bottle. CurlcuRA
SOAR, 25 cents. CuTlcURA SHAVING SoAP 10 cents
Sold by all druggists.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHr RECORD UNION. !
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HEVI tIFkN UFEEF = KUN IT.
J. w. Adams, of Newark Ohio saws: "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth. Had
the worst case of salt lheum in this county. Nv
mother had it twenty years and in fact died freIn
it. believe Cuticura would have saved her life
Ny arms. breast and head were covered for three
years, which nothing relieved or cured until used
the CUTlCURA REsOLvRST blood purifier internally
and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally"
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NoTlCE 10 oREDIToRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
EsTATE OF JOSEPH WHENEVER, DE-
IA ceased-Eotice is hereby given by the
undersigned, administrator 81 the estate a
JOSEPH VIEHENEYER, deceased, 70 the
creditors and all peraons having claims against said
deceased, 70 exhibit them, With the neoesFary
vouchers, within four months from the hfst rub
hc1tion Of this notice. said administrator, at the
Office OF Add G. HinksOn, No. CT J street, sscfa~
mentO Gig.
July 10. 1892
AID c. HIsEAoa Attorney for Adiainis.r4tof.
fy22.laZLyS
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SALT kSHEuu.

SAIL hHfNH.
Those who have experienced the torrents of Salt
Rheum appreciate the agony endured for
years until cured by the CuTIcuRA REsoLvRsr inter
DallY and CUrIcURA and CUTICURA soar externally
MRS. VIM. PELLINGloN, Sharon, Wis
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II. F. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, N Y, cured
of Psoriasis or Leprosy Of twenty years standing.
by the CUTIcURA REsoLvEST in-ernally, and Cur,
cURA and CUTCURA SOAP externally. The most
wonderful case record. Cure certified to before
Justice Of the Pence and prominent citizens All
afflicted with itching and sesy diseases should send
to us for this testimonial in full.
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Society-There will be meeting of the above
Society, TOMORROW Sunday AFT RNooN,
July 23d, at O'clock, at Pioneer Hal, when the
Society invites all advocates Of Temperance to be
present and join. j. D. MOYNAHAN, President.
P A. BYgNE Secretary TB CT iy22-1t
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Members OF the General Re.

Members OF the General Re ,ssassse
lief Committee, l. o. o. f., are hereby y Z
requested to meet at odd Fellows y
Temple, TOMORROW Sunday AZ INNS
TFRNOoN, at 2:30 O'Clock, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our late Brother, FtANCIS
HEYLANp, Of Pleasant, GroVe Lojse, Ne. 800.
II. B. NELSON, Preside MT pro. TEN.
b. HUssEY, Secretary. jy22-lt'
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Land Ie.gue Nee,tno.-Tbe repuIar

Land League Mftiing.-TDe rtHUINF
weekly meeting of the Dillon Branch, Irish Ma
tional Land League, will be held at Grand Army
Hail. street, between Fifth and Sixth, To-MOR-
ROW Sunday EVENING, July 29d, at o'clock.
An eloquent speaker will address the meeting
Musical and literary exercises will also be rendered
The public cordially invited.
j. P. DALTON, President
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n OST ON THURSDAY EVRNlNG-A GOLD
4 A Locket containing two photographs, in going
from Eighteenth on street to sixteenth on II.
Whoever will return the same will be rewarded
MRS. WILLIAMS, F street. between Eighteenth and
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Red Jacket Tribe, No. es, Inp.

Red Jacket Tribe. no. 90. Inp.
o. K M.-Members of this Tribe take no ~
tice, Immediately after the quenching OF Of
the council fire in Rel Cloud Tribe, Rcd Xxra9s
Jacket Tribe will kIndle the council fire special
form for the purpose OF adopt ng and comforting all
the degrees charter members. BY order of
G. j. SCULLsy Sachem.
J. L. JACKSON c. of R. IB CT iy22-lt
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EnaIneer sEeIvIIIe's WIG.

WASHINGTON, July 21st.-Mrs. Melville,
wife Of Enginee: Melville, Of the Jeannette
expedition, arrived here last night. She was
given an allowance Of $50 per month when
her husband departed. 1t was increased by
Secretary Hunt to $40 after the receipt Of the
news that the ship had been abandoned. Since
Melville reached Russia ssfsly, the allowance
was restored to the original figure. Mrs.
Melville wants it increased. She called on
Secretary Chandler to-day, and he said she
might draw part Of her allowance. but he
could not iDcIsass the amount without a.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 2lst.-There are 500
soldiers and many Bedouius in Zagazig.
These have been joined by soldiers aud
Bsdcuins from Cairo, and no doubt general
massacre has begun.
The news of the massacre Of Europeans in
various parts Of Egypt has excited great in
dignation here. and the delay il taking action
is bitterly commented upon.
Arab Pashs's proclamation has slrsady
effsotsd marked charge in the attitude OF
the popuace. 5eryiIe eiyili:Y hss BEEN
exchanged for cullen aud insoen. attitude.
Onr videtteg now extend seYsn miles be-
yond the walls.
The Khedive reports that he has learned
that Arab Pasha's troops are still further
damaging the canal at BAiadsh.
The Europeans continue 70 land, and the
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Valley TOunciI. No. g, i. .. G. F-0f!i-
GERS and members viii meet HIS Saturday EVEN
ING, at O'Clock, at Pioneer Hall. A full at
tendance is desired Members of other Councils are
cordially invited. CHAS. T. JONES, C. C.
RoBr T. DBvLIS r. s. (B CT iy22-lt
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ENTERTAINMENT.

A LITERARY AND SOCIAL ENTERTAIN
"A nent will be given at Pioneer Hail on TUES
DAY LVENISG, August l, 1882. in COMMUNICATION
of the Fifieth Anniversary Of Emar cipiton in the
British West dies R J. FLETCHER will deliver
the address. Jones & Beebe viii furnish the Music
Admission Fiity cents jYz2lt-
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The Colorado Exposition.

DENVER (Col) July 2lst.-The Tri6une's
Pueblo special says : This afternoon the Den
yer ard Rio Grand Elmoro accommodation
train broke through bridge thirty-fve miles
south OF this city. The fireman, Jack Nc
Nally, was killed, and engineer John Meyers
fatally Injured.
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starved TO Death In the Woods.

son, with two children, aged 9 and years,
left her home 10 Newberry, on the Mackinaw
Railroad, to visit q neighbor. Going through
the woods the woman got Lost, and five days
after the boy notified his father, who was
working eighteen miles distant and search
WAS made, but Intellectually, and it was sup
posed wild beasts had devoured the whole
party. Last Monday, however, they were
found by hunter. Ths mother and one
child were dead, but the other child vas alive
and sitting beside the dead bodies. They
had lived some days on craaberries.
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Tor Go,ernor of Ar,zon,

A Washington dispatch says: All the
Republican Senators and members Of
the House of Representatives from the
Pacific Coast have united in a letter 10
Resident Arthur recommending the APP
poiniment OF Colonel Tri,tle. formerly
OF Nevada, and now n resident OF Ari-
IONA, TO lie Governor OF Arizona, and
the appointment Of Hiram Van Arnam
of Oakland, California, to be Secretary
Of Arizona.
II f. A. Trittle, or any other Pacific
Coaster, succeeds IN securing that Gov
ernership, it will demonstrate the as
founding fact. hat the entire army of
Eastern iupecunious psalm-singing can
dictates, have been already furnished
with lat western positions.
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REDEMPTION OF FLO GOU NTY
JAIL BONDS.

THERE BEING THE SUN OF 500 co IN
i the Jail Redemption Tuud OF tie County
Of Elko- Sosioe l. hereby kiyCu that In EcCuui-
Anse with A. act % the legislature OF the state
q Nevada entitled. a IA Act 10 authorize
.ke County Of uEp 70 contract
) debt and. Issue bonds for the CON
s;r0ciion Of a County Jail. approved March =,
iHt9 I; sealed proposals will be received by me
al my ONCE IN E4ko. Nevada, up 20 six
o'ciocS ~ u. on the wcntS-tourtn
day OF February, 1852. for the rcdeup-
ton OF bonds Issued IN pursuance OF said Law,
Which said rUposa!s Will DO opened 10y me ia
the said town Of Elko, 1t my o3ice on the 25Ih
LAY Uf February. ~ . O'Clock -. II.
All proposals. aust be seAlCI and endorsed
"Pr9posEls for the redemption OF ElSo County
jail Boads." and mEs, Il accompanied with
the bonds proposed g. be surrendered together
with al their respective coupons not yet due.
No bid will b. entertained ugtthat does strict.
" comply with thess Instructions.
THOS. GIDLIS, County Treasurer.
ELEo, New, Jan. i, lSSl. jEIg sod
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n.r. or n. r.r,.r 1....

The following letter written by Gen
eral Garfield. under date of February
Is. 1850. to General Jacob ID. Cox, in
reply TO one received from him on the
subjec. Of the Fitz john Potter case, is
now published:
MY DEAR Cox: In our twenty-five
years Of acquaintance and friendship,
you have never done agreater service to
truth. or given me so valuable a help as
in your letter Of the lI.h instant. which
i have just received. I have been so
stnng by the decision of the Scofeld
board that ii Is very hard for me TO trust
my own mind to speak OF 1t as il APP
peared to me. 1 have made . strong
effort to separate myself from the case
and to look at ii intelliSently rs though
1t related only to pieces and the chess
board, and not 10 living men, or men
who had ever lived. and all my best
efforts have brought me out precisely to
the conclusion of your letter. Still, l
naa not yet made, 10 the light Of the
new testimony. a careful strategetie
study of the field and map as You have
done, bu; how curious i; is that VIA.
you say now. with new maps before you
an exact picture Of the field and Porter's
conduct upon it, which glowed in strong
eolors in the mind Of the corEt-martiAI
seventeen years ago; now. my dear
friend. l need your help still further and
need it more than ever in our aeluaiut.
Rnee. OverWhelmei as / am with the
current daily work OF the House, i; is
almOs, impossible t. get the time to GO
infinitely through all the map of this
new evidence as l ough; to do. With
kindest regards 1 am as ever,
Yours. J. \. GARTrELp."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

THE sub committees in charge OF the
various Chinese immigration bills. have
he'd several meetings during the past
few days, and expect soon to be ready
to report definite recommendations TO
their respective full committees. The
Senate sub committee are working on
the basis Of General Miiler's bill. and
1t will probably be reported without any
very material changes. The House sub.
committee have not yet concluded their
deliberations, but it is confidently ex-
pected that a satisfactory measure will
b. agreed upon in time for action on
the part Of the full committee.
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REDEMPTION CT ELKO COUNTY
BONDS.


THERE BEING THE SUM OF sI,SzI sc
an the sinking fund Of the County OG Elko,
Notice f. here-y given that IN AcgUrIausC with
an act Of the Legislature u the state Of Ne
Nada. entitled " An Act 10 refund a portion Of
The bonded dcf' OF ElAS County" approved
January -, lSsl. scale! proposals Will be rr-
ceiyoi by IEc ct ms once in EIkO, Nevada, up
10 Six o''ioc. 4. NJ. on the
fourth day q February. >, for tine
redemption Of bonds Issued In pursuance Of
said law, which said proposals Will DO opened
by me In the said town u ElkO. on the a5fh
DAY OF February, 40 o'clock +. II. Al.
proposals. must be sealed and endorsed PRO.
lusAls Tor the resumption Of ElkO County
bonds and must BE- accompanied with the
bonds proposed to be surrendered. together
with all Of their respective coupons not yet
due.
No bid Will be entertained that does not
strictly comply with these iastructiuua.
IAos. GlBLiN. O.. Treasurer.
ELEo. Jan. Is, lssa. f1l0.Ej
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German BI-l1eInIisIn.

Adyices from Berlin are that notice
has been given in the Reichstag of n
motion on the third reading of the In
perial budget, urging the government
to como to Hn understanding with other
powers in regard to the introduction Of
an international bi-metailic currency.
Many members of tho Roiehsiag and
handbags Of Conservatives, Free Con-
sentative and Centre parties have Joined
association for the promotion of BIZ
metallic currency in Germany.
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REDEMPTION OF UNIVERSITY AID
B0HDS.


THERE BEING II Sun OF RI,35I 90
Ia the University interest and sinking
furd OF the County Of Elko. Notice Is hereby
sven thIt IA accordance with a. act entitled,
AN Act to legAlizeth the ISSUANCE u certain EiES
county bonds. issued ~ aid In the constitution
Of tue Preparatory Department OF tho state
University Of Nevada" approved FuNruar A..
1870; sealed proposals. will b. received by mo
a. my once In Elko. Nevada, up 20 SLY
O'clock k:.N. on tie EaCnES-Tonrth dsy
OF tbruhry = for the REDEMPTION Cr
ponds lSsued 10 pursuance { ssid law. which
proposals will be opened BY me AZ INV of5rr
4, the said tOgn Of Like Oh tho 18th lay OF
February, Iss2, At 20 clock IN. An prorsssIs
must De sealed. and endorsed Proposals for
the redemption Of University Aii bonds, !" and
must b" accompanied with the bonds proposed
To be SURRENDERED, together with all OF their
respective coupons not yet lue.
No bid will be entertained that does not
strictly comply with these Instructions,
1uOS. GIDLIS, Co. Treasurer.
ELEo, Jan. Is. lss2, jaigsoj
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REDEMPTION OF ELKO COUNTY
BUILDING BONDS.

THERE BEING THE SUN or sG,5nO Oh
In the building fund Of the County
OF Eiko, Notice is hereby gwen that In accord.
ance With an Act entitled A Act % authorize
The Board OF County Commissioner Of EIko
County Nevada to issue bonds payable from tho
building fund, and 10 levy a tax 70 provide for
the payment thereof" approved March :, 1873,
sealed proposals will be- received hy mc At my
once In tlko. Nevada. up to TX O'CIoCtk
~. ~. ON the TvcDty-IGurtIi day Of Fcb-
rnhry. 1889, for the redemption OF bonds
Issued In pursuance OF said law, which said
proposals will be opened by me AZ my once in
the said town u Elko. on the 2Jth dag II
at O'Clock r. 81. All proposals
must be sealed anl endorsed Proposals for
~thercdCmptiono Of Elko County buildiDg bonds
and must be accompanied with tho bonds BRO.
posed TO be- surrendered together with sli Of
'hclr respective coupons not yet duo.
NO bid viii DO entertained that does not
strictly comply with these instruc lions.
THOS. GIBLlN, Co. Treasurer.
ELMO. Jan. IS. 1857. iaIs gOj
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ImporiuninE the O

\ correspondent OF the New York Sun
writes from Rome, to that journal, as
follows:
In spite Of. all denials by official
organs Of the English Government, l
can assure you that Gladstone hos really
turned toward the Vatican, asking for
help in the Irish question. He would
make almost any concession to pc suade
the Pope TO send secret agents 10 pacify
the country, and to direct the influence
OF the clergy TO that end. Tho mission
OF MIR. Errington has not been success.
full thus far. The Pope is not willing
10 supply a spiritual c~oAstabulary for
the furtherIng of Gladstone's purposes,
Leo XIII. Is only too anxious TO have
the English ambassador accredited 10
the Holy See, aud is anxious. more
anxious than any English Bishop is
supposed TO be. for the establishment
Of a Roman Nuueio at London, but be
sure that no is not so simple or easily
managed as to purchase those priyi.
leSes at the expense of Catholic Ire.
land,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

SUSAN Smith aud her son Jacob have
Both confessed their knowledge of the
killing OF David Smith by his son Dan.
AeEr Washington. Wayne county. Iudi.
ma. Mrs. Smith says her husband wen.
out Of the house and Dan. followed
him. She heard two pistol shots, and
Then Dan. came in and said he had kill.
cd his father. Sh" admitted that they
had talked about putting him out of the
way. Jacob Smith said he was not al
home when the murder was committed.
but Dan. told him of it as soon as he
came home.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

THE annual product Of precious metals
10 the States aud Territories ives, Of the
Missouri River. including British Co.
lumbto. and receipts Mt San Francisco
from tho West coast Of M9xico, report
ed to Wells, Fargo & Co. are Gold.
s3i,sGo.GsG; silver. SO. Oo9, $40. Cali.
fornia shows an increase in silver and n
decrease IN Gold; Nevada shows a fall.
ing of; Utah. Colorado and Arizona
chow an inrrenan.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

JAMES A. WsLMoT, n farmer living
near Lancaster, KY, on Wednesday, in
n ut oil insanity, seized an az, and with
IL kihel his mother. wife and two grown
daughters, and then hanged himself.
A servant girl with an infant, and a
young son narrowly escaped tho fury
OF tho maniac by running from tho
house. II is supposed that a security
debt which no had boon obliged TO pay,
and over which he had been brooding,
finally overturned his reason.
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sarr-n Arain . ,h. np.nL


II IL asserted al Washington that not.
Nithsianding predictions to the contrary
Sargent will eertaialy become Secretary
~-@tihA 1nlsEior. II this view is verified.
eur gentle friends in Zion might Just
- veil have saved all the sweat they
hEs szpehdid in frantic bueking
and kicking. Since Governor Murray
las shown to the country that the pres.
OsSPPositIen 10 poiyeamy Is q mere
bliAd. ths real issue being q narrou
-ND@hsAn VA upon American Democracy;
. - bstween efigy Sargent and the Utah
si CAbAl. Ne feel very mech as the woman
did ever the fight between her husband
= md The bear-dOn't care q damn which
Whips. Until Afforded q peep behind
The scenes by theiindiscretion OF Mr..
Murray. Nc had supposed the question
. ~ politics was not regarded in the case,
butithese late disclosures clearly slow
= The hollowness OF Republican preten.
tions, touching the Mormon issue. We
s are are perfectly satisfied that had
"Old Snooth-bore" been sound on the
political issue. he would have eIpe-
Heneed no difficulty in securing a certif
cate OF election from the partisan Gov
srnor Of Utah, even though as in the
ease Of Campbell. he had received bu,
tithe OF the votes cast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

A CHARACTERISTIC storm burst upon
the House in consideration OF Robe.
sons motion to enlarge the committees.
This Is a very unpopular measure and
members viii not be dragooned into
submission. Robson tried to to.ce the
House TO vote and was Overwhelmingly
defeated, although Kelley came to his
help. A motion was finally made 10 lay
Tho whole subject on the table, and ON
his yeas and nays were demanded.
Finally RobesoL surrendered and threw
the whole question open to amendment
aud discussion 10y the House.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

THREE years ago, Hiss Julia Test OF
9 Richmond. Ind. whine on n trip to New
fork, lost her watch from her berth in
: sPulimAu oar. A day or two since an
sIpressmsn called and handed her a
package from the office of the Pullman
Gar Go. On opening it she found her
watch. In rebuilding the car the work.
mon discovered it wedged in a corner Of
She berth, whore 1t had escaped the
notice Of this porlers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

A TucsoS dispatch says General Carr
b placed under arrest by order Of tho
President. The cause is not definitely
sseeftained. but II is reported on 90 ID
shthority that II was ON ccoun Of Ger.
tain alleged facts brought out at the
recent ttial Of Indian scouts.
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+ FoaD's bill TO place tho telegraph bu.
/, ness under Government control, makes
ths tariff Is cents for twenty-five words
following the address and signature, for
each 1000 miles, and ono-ffth that rate
hor each additional ten words for day
kilograms. Night messages half rate;
newspapers got specis! rates, and the
wires will DO leased for mercantile
boards.