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"A Triple murder, robbery and arson
oecurrsd ut CamuH Creek. Idaho, on or
about the I'd instant. Three Chinaman
were engaged in mining at n remote
place on tho creek and wero known to
have in their possession about 800
In gold dust. On the fifth the cabin
was found burned with Tho remains
oftwo Of the Cinnamon 10 the ruins. In
the claim was found the body Of the third
shot through the head and his throat
cutfroun ear'to ear. A young white
man in tho neighborhood named Gamo-
way exhibited considerable gold dust,
evidently such as was taken from the
claim, and had on q pair OF boots bo.
longing to ono Of the murdered men.
He has since been arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

The President has nominated Jesmane
OF Tennessee. Minister Resident and
y n.ul General for the United States Mt
Boli'iaiwilliam l.. Scruggs,o OF Georgia.
Munster Resident to the United States
OF Columbia; g. C. Andrews OF Min
nesota. Consul General of the United
States to Rio Janerio. Consul; james
t. Swords, Of the District of Columbia,
ut Trinidad, Samuel S. Packman, OF
Pennsylvania. at Cologne; Georgia f.
Bullock. OF Indiana at Annaberg. Ger
many; Theodore Canisus. OF Illinois. ut
Asia; Thomas Adamson, Pennsylvania,
ut Panama.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

The Supreme Court Of New York on
Monday granted On GrdOr for the arrest
Of General Clinton .. Fisk, charged
with having obtained $40, 900 upon
false and fraudulent representations to
the w~ell-knoWn New York broker,
Francis A. Fogg. General Fisk was
formerly n prominent citizen Of St.
Louis. He raised a brigade Of Union
troops. during tho war. il founder of
the Fisk University and has bon In.
dim Commits siouer.
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"a Fln..moted nrninI.

Mr.. John II. Dennis will contest with
Mr. Cassidy for tho Democratic nomi.
nstion for Congress.-Rmo Journal. r'
The Major promptly responds ,as fol-
lows; Mr.. John II. Dennis will do
nothing of the kind. He recognizes in
Mr.. Cassidy the A5lest and most useful
msmbsr that has ever represented Ne
vsda In Congress. and isn't vain enough.
20, bslieyeithat no could beat him for
the nomination, II he wanted to- Bo.
sidas he-is too faithful to Lis party to
permit bis " ambition TO jeopardizs
the returning Of q Democrat from
Nevada, which. with Mr.. Cassidy as tho
nominee. may be regarded rs An abso-
luta certainty
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

THE TTibuns's Warrington special
says that tho Senate Committee on
Foreign Affairs considered several
amendments TO the bills introduced by
Miller and Farley. but no vote was
reached. Among them were modifca-
tons Of tho passport system and strik-
ing out Of tho naluraliz ,tion clause. 1t
Is probable that both Of these amend
msnts will DO adopted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

A RECENTLY issued census bulletin
gives tho following information cou-
eerning tho population Of Nevada
Total population, 90. 2CG; native, 1868;
foreign born, 1868. or Tho natives
1879 were born in Nevada. 2.0sI being
colored. The foreign born are classified
as follows: China. 5.402; Ireland,
6.ioi !; England, 4.II6 ; Cnnadi. 2,i7i;
0'rmnn Empire. 2,2i3; Italy. 1860;
s"iIzerland. 7O9; Scotland. 67i; Nova
Scotia. 49,; France. J9J; all other
foreign born, 1900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

FREDERICK MotLEEs OF Pi,tsbur III,
Pa, was robbed on the railroad Of n
s"tchal containing siOO. 600 in mining
stock 10y a blind man called Davis, who
Got Of the train at Lasalle. Illinois, a
few days ago.. d wis was arrested with
the securities in a basket. He, with a
boy was engaged in burning them in a
stove. He Ind destroyed SIG. OCO.
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FEDERAL Amendments.

The President has nominated Edward
F. Barton, Superintendent OF tho Mint
1T San Francisco. Among the post
masters confirmed by the Senate was
David Il. Collins Of Cherry Creek.
Tho Senate confirmed 8. p. Rounds for
Public Printer. and Samuel @. Wright.
Receiver OF Public Moneys at Carson.
The nominations Of VIM. E. Chandler,
Secretary Of the Navy. and e1 Secretary
Hunt. Minister to Russia. were report.
cd iavorably by the committees.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

A socIETr sailed this In dependent
Order Of Miniature Hatchei Wiolders is
said to be contemplated at BOdie. Only
the mining supeii"tendcnts ihero will
be eligible. Object. to encourage short.
pithy and truthful reports Of the minos.
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REv. l.. HAMILTON. pastor Of tho In.
dependent church Mt Oakland, died
suddenly Sunday morning in the pulpit.
During his discourse ho suddonly
paused and sinking down expired al
most instantly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

OWEN McMANus Of Syracuse, md
John Files of New York, fought with
hard gloves for $500 a side near
Chicago last week. After McManns had
delivered three knock downs in success.
sion to his opponent no was declared
loser on q foul.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

SotapH foITs. the w~sIl-kuowu min.
ssS superintendent OF Eureka, died In
ihss city Sunday night. aged 10 years.
Deceased had been n practical mining
man in California and this State sine,
1851, His funeral took place yssler.
day under ths huspioss Of the Masonic
frstsIniiy,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

A VICTORIA dispatch confirms tho re.
port OF tho steamers Euphrates and
Escambia sailing from Hong Kong to
arrive this month. with 5000 Chinese
to work on the Canadian Pacific Rail
road
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

The Silver State has just entered upon
is twentieth volume. II il one # the
very best and hbl.st conducted news.
papers IN tho State. richly deserving n
patronage that will mako it literally 70
munerativo 10 It's proprietor7.
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b the amoking car. There 10 no drunk
thai sriugs after II 70 acceptable an
afternoon nap u opium. To Joe
dawlsy aud other small Fry OF New
England and elsewhere y. would give
the run OF the sbebang. and when there
vas no demand for tho prostitutes.
We would turn them all ever to Mr..
Hoar Of Massachusetts, and his accom-
plishsd colleague. Mr.. Dawes. There
Is no education like that Of experience.
No n knows all about smallpox until
he has had il. We would be delighted
to ~inoeculAts New England with the
virus Of our Chinese diseases. We
would be glad q make Boston the
dumping ground OF u Asistic nasti-
ness. And for this purpose the Ago.
naut would be glad to head q moneyed
subscription"
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Counters TeIGener anu babe.

The Countess Telfener. sister.in law
Of John W. MnCkay. gave birth at
Paris to n daughter last month. Both
mother aud child are dong we'll. The
infant has been chrisleued 10y the names
Of Inez Louise. mHHra. .Hp .a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

TsASs soldiers cntVted u liquor store
hsps ny q dew at Bosbru. Rossia. and lie.
manded . drink. hf,er semo obj 4ction.
the eldest daughter Of tho Jew served
them with liquor. A quarrel opsnod.
The 'idiers shct the proprietor, killed
his too sons and mn infant. outraged the
daughter. bru,ally bsa, the mother snd
p'und,K d the honas,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

The Methodist preachers q Phila
delPtia have appointed n committee to
draw upn paper expressive Of the satis-
foction Of the preachers ut the vote OF
the Chinese bill by the President.
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SHIPMENTS assertions about his talks
with Blaine are entirely unsupported
by any evidence which he could bring
and rests only on his reputation for
veraciiy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

REroBIs from tho South Indie ,te
excellent crop prospects. nm an un-
usual tendency to diversity products in.
stead Of conforming 10 the production Of
two or IL rec articles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

Ten persons have been attacked with
triohIna Mt BridesburS. Pa. Mr. aud
Mas. Lu.z and four children are very
low. The number Of two other fumi-
lies. to WHOM q diseased ham was given,
were also attacked. nd il ia feared thnt
all will die.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

TnE death rate Of Chicago for 1881
was 1915 per 1000. nearly half being
Of Symotic diseases. and more than
half being children under Ave years Of
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

THE Board Ct Pardous have disposed
Of the following additional applications:
Carlo Znni. denied; John Il. Mcneil.
denied Thomas Benslsy aud George
Roth. granted; John Ii. Dlsyins aud
William Williams. continued for tho
term; Patrick Egan, withdrawn from flo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

TsE n~ouiuaiions Of Chandler ard
Hunt hay. been fsvorably reported By
the senate Committee. and there IL bu.
little doubt Of their confirmation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

Hon. Gro. W. CHILcoTT has been OPP.
pointed by the Gov,rno. OF Colorado to
sucossd Teller 10 tho u. g.. Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

SAD stories Of suffering and want on
tho par; Of refugees from the late floods
are reaching Now Orleans.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

STEPHEN DIakey, q Mormon preacher
while walking along the Missouri Rail-
way track reading a prayer book. was
ruu down and horribly mangled by q
passenger train. His death was iustun.
taneous. He was walking to Chelteu.
hum, where he wonld have preached.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

LATE fros,s In the Northwestern State,
have materially damaged tho fruit crop
in those regions.
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A Dill WAS reported In the SENATE by
q minority Of the Territorial Com
mitioc, for tho admission u Dakota.
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1r Is understood tho Secretary OF War
REQ 'mmends four or five mouths In the
guard house for Mason. forfeiture OF
pay and di,houorabio discharge.
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sEsLToS Logan Ia 80 sick al 81. Louis
that no 10 nnaLls TO coniinns his journey
10 thu Arkansas Hot Springs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

THE arrival Of immigrants in New
York lie likely to greatly exceed In the
next two months anything before
known.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

d. o. MUS. in, was married TO
Miss Roth Li'ipgs.on in Now York yes.
day.
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THs rat. Of taxation In Lyon County
for 1889. il % OF.
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OVER n hunired witnesses will DO
summoned for tho Govcrpmeut in the
siar Rontc case. The trial will occupy
six or eight weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

Tue Northern Belle mipo produced
Fe7, $50 Is In March. Tho regular
monthly dividend will be declared on
Mondoy ncSt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

Tns State Supreme Court convened
ut Carson. Saturday. and adjourned
until Monday, May sih.
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MARRIED..

WRIGHT nice, ~ Wells. q, The residence
o. the brides brother. April ~, iS7. ty
Rev :. II: Heard. Edgar II. Wright OF Cariii.
county. NeYsda.
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EW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

NoTtoE IN HEREBY OWEN THAT MY
~ husband. HeoFRs GrutS and myself
have separated, thst hereafter I will Ddt 10
responsible for any ihiug ihst no msy contract
for. a. uAN1Z
n~ULttoS. Nsvsds. April ~. iSsl-apriI.SSi
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az IN con per day ut home. Samples
DJ ~ pku 'orh t5 free. hddfcss SIRE.
soS A Co, POiiiand. Maine. mars
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DISSEMINATE THE PLAQUE.

"Theso CARS We will send through 10
bond, dropping a specimen Of the
females for Plumb Of R~nias. aud n
Of tho fat and well.fed for Ingalls,.
Logan should have somo dropped down
upon him in Illinois. We would not
pass John Sherman OF Ohio without ono
Of each kind. Little Mr.. Harrison OF
Indiana. should b"roa small boy, and
Don Cameron Of Pennsylvania should
have the fiddler TO mako music Tor his
Anthony and El:aunds ard
Japhom No would give an invitation
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Total net receipts. s,OGJ

Statement Of cash In County Treasury in
the different funds as per report for the quar-
ter ending Jan. 2, A. ID. 1892, amount re-
ceivcd during the quarter eniin: Aprii3 ). AID.
1852, aud the disbursement thcTcfrun:
STA1r pIEGn
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GJD WEEK si2A day NJ home easily
- IL .naas Costly Qutnt free. Address
Ta1E 4 o., Augusts, Maine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
PROBATE COURT.
Letters or Administration Issued, Ac.
counts Passed, Honda Filed. DE.


JUSTICE A. b. HAGNEn, RECONSIDERATION of
Bridget White for administration on the estate of
Michal White. Order appointing her administra-
trix on bond of $500.
In the matter of the will of Laura V. Coyle PEI
tItion of A. W. Pitzer and assent of heirs filed
Order admitting will and codicil TO probate and
granting letters of administration c. {. a. to A. W.
PitEer on bond ofs7,400.
Order requiring the administrators of Thomas L.
Hume to show cause on or before April why the
petition of J. sayles Brown should not be granted
Exemplihed copy of the will of Letitia W. Muir.
ply from the city of Richmond, Va, fled. Petit
ton of Savage Smith and order granting anci-
larry letters tesamcntary to him on bond of 81 000
| Tayloc Snyder, executor of the estate of Edward
| Thornton Tayloe. on bond Of 100000.
In the estate of Laura J. Grner. Affidavit and
| order reducing bond TO $1,000
Order making an allowance of 500 TO Charles
w. Sonnenschmidt, guardian to Albert w. Sonncn-
| schmidt for use of ward
In the estate of Franklin steele. Ordered that
| plenary proceedings be commenced,
Estate Of Anthony Buohly. william ii. Goods
and james $. Edwards appointed administrator
| Will Of George \. Mason admitted to probate and
letters testamentary granted to Eyelin Mason on
Estate OF Patrick II. McCabe. James NJ. Lyddy
| Of New York, appointed administrator. Bonds
| $500.
Samuel Maddox appointed guardian to Mar
| garet Yeabower. Bond $500.
| VIII of Jesse Williams admitted TO probate and
letters testamentary granted to Thomas A. Rich
ards. Bond, $500,
Marian Proctor a female white child, was ap.
prenticed TO Frank NJ. Proctor.
:, Estate Of Garrett Barry, jr Petition of l. G
Kimball for administration. Publication ordered
Estate OF Emma L. Doughery Petition o
Eunice Rider for administration.
Several accounts were passed and approved.
Adjourned till next Friday at eleven a. m.
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FIVE WILLS FILED.
various Requests Made-who the Rene
nciRrics Are.

various Requests Made-who the Rene
nciRrics Are.
The will of Laura Virginia Coyle was filed with
the Register yesterday, She makes the following
requests: To her sister, Mrs. Maria H speer, for
life, her house on Il street. between Second and
Third streets At her death to Mrs. Leonidas COyle
and Mrs Maria Andrews, as joint owners at Mrs
Coyle's death, the property TO become Mrs. An
drews' solely, Mrs. Speer is constituted sole ex-
ecutrix, and each heir as she comes into the
property is TO become her own executrix. Mrs.
Coyle also LEFT another viii written on q sheet Of
note paper. She leaves several small money be-
quests to her relations, $500 to the Central Presby-
terrain Church, and TO the Rev. A. ". Pitzer SlGO.
The will of Letiua w. Murphy, Of the city Of
Richmond, directs that her lot and house, 023 l.
street, Washington, shall be sold at auction aud
the proceeds divided as follows: To Mrs. Ann
Pointer, the sum OF $500; TO Ella S. Smith, the sum
Of 500; to Mrs. Sarah A. WALKER $780, and the resi-
due 10 bo equally divided between Mrs. Kate l..
White Mrs. :. j. Barrett, Mrs. N. f. Murray and
Mrs Jane Peay. TO Robert u. Meredith Is left a
life interest in n house ON Twenty. sixth street.
The personal estate i len to various relatives and
friends Savage Smith Is appointed sole executor
by the will of Jesse Williams his property is be-
queatbed 10 his wife aud children share and
share alike Thomas A. Richards is constituted
sole executor,
Annie Murray Towards leaves nothing but Il
II tile personal property, which she directs TO be
divided among her children and relatives.
Robertson Howard is sole executor
Mary A. Masterson directs under her will, also
filed yesterday, that her sister, Charlotte f. Llddy,
be paid S25i, and 800 additional If she survives
her. To Mary NJ. Gnscoe, q nun in a convent at
Frederick CITY, Nd, is left tlOO; to the Little
Sisters ofthc Poor in Washington, 500 to Richard
L. and William II. Cnrne, 500; to the pastor of 81.
DOminic's Church, 500, THO balance of the
estate Is LEFT TO james @, sellman. Francis w,
Tarboe and Thomas Galligan are appointed
executors.
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NEW YoRK March 3l.-Flour-Southern quiet and
nrm common to fair extra % 20GlG 0i good to choice
do So 7OGgs 90 Corn excited and a60Sc higher ali
export business active trade in options closing
with less strength; ungraGed, 7ss2c; No. B. 79GlsOc
No. q 7sas0c In store sl@slJac in elevator, SlGGs2tt
Delivered white Southern, 0Isc No. 2 March, rs. az
settlements ApTil, 49, dsOsEc Oats excited and ia
&c higher; active speculative trading, closing VIII
most of the advance lost; No. o &c Coffee STEADY
and rather quiet low ordinary Rio, May delivery, SO
Sugar stronger and In good demand; Cuba Muscovado
7697c cuba centrifugal, s6gslc; fair to good rein
ing 7I40D7ttc; refined irmer and In good inquiry
yellow O. 74S17lSc; white extra G, s6shc; yellow do
BdnS,c; yellow 740n7ac of a. St0p9c; mould a, 0]s
standard a, 0Sc confcilonors' a, 0c cut loaf lose
crushed, lO4c; powdered, lOc graduated, Gac; cubes
iOC Molasses irm aud demand fair; Porto Rico, 900
zoe; New Orleans, 6jGg7jc; Englsh Islands, i3Gpiic
Rice In fair demand aud lTul RpngoOn, 2.ac IN bond
do duty paid 5 6G5tlc. Pork held somewhat stronger
good export business; speculation dull, old mess spot
Sl8 5JCl III 20; choice sli OW mess S1 62ie April
Sl7 5OIi7 7G May, az GjM7 70. Mddles quiet nnd
very strong; long clear, oc short clear l19c; long
100 pounds higher aud quite active, closing with less
strength; prime steam, spot, 81 3 April ell ma a.
II g7ls; May, Sll 50dlll IS.
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baltimore, March 3l.-Flour quiet and steady;
Howard street and Western supertine n 5oi 70; do
extra 60 OO@G 0O do family 90 25d7 e5 city Mills
perne IS 1904 20; do extra, % 0OT So Rio brands,
81 Oo5 ~ Baltimore high grade family IS co. do win
ter wheat, patent Is "a. Whent-SOuthern steady;
Western opened steady and closed firm; Southern
red, 81 33Cgl SS do amber, q iSCgl 49, No Western
81 SOL 37S; June, 81 3i@1 avs July 81 l9ya@,
1873. COrn-Soulhern firm: Western stronger and
higher southern white, Sc; do yello 7sc; Western
mixed. spot, 7SG79c April 7sGp7S'fc May, 7s1s@59c;
June, 7SGp7Stac August, 7ssnS0c. Onts higher an I
strOng southern 55G5Sc; Western white, bG95Sc; do
mixed, 5i6D5Sc; Pennsylvania, 5jGe5SC. Hay firm:
is 60. Provisions firm, with upward tendenc $;
mess pork, az 75Gpfs 5G bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed, 74(niOSc Observation-Disclosures
sAc cear-rb sides, llI;c hams S@la'sG lard, re-
nnea re BG r a -c pa,c6d ne ro
ordinary 70 fair, 9C9lOc; Sugar tTm a soft, 0sc
Whisky firm at o. ~. ReceiptsFlOuT, 3lI5 barrels
wheat. ~ bushels; corn, 15.5js bushels oats. ST.
bushels. shipment Wheat, - 9gl bushels corn, H.
IA bushels. salesWheat, 40 i72 bushels; corn, $780,
Inns
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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MADRID, March 3l,-ln the Chamber Of Depu.
ties Senior CGmachO, Minister Of Finance, de.
clared that he accepted the sole responsibility for
the financial proposals, and would resign his post
II they were rejected
Senior Gonzales, Minister OF the Interior, con-
frmed the report of disturbances in Barcelona. IL
Is believed that the movement spreads 10 other
towns The Captain General will be authorized
to declare the Californian provinces in q state of
siege.
Intelligence has been received that in Corona,
Labadcll, and Tarrasa the shops and manulac.
tories are being closed.
The majority OF the members Of the Chamber Of
Deputies favor the adoption Of the Franco Spanish
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LEGAL.

CJUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
- No. 5l. October Term, 1881.
George Myers, plaintiff In error VS.. Frederick J.
Swami ct nj.
Mr. 8 +. Phillips, OF counsel for the defendants In
error, suggested the death of George Myers, the
plaintiff In error in. this cause, anC moved the court
FOR order under the hfteentl rule to make the
proper representatives. parties vhereupon It is now
here ordered ny the court that unless the proper rep
resenatves OF the sad George Myers, deceased, as
aforesaid, shall voluntarily become parties within
the first ten days OF the ensuing term Of this court
the defendants In shall be entitled to have the
writ of error dismissed. Provided, that n copy OF
this order shall he printed In newspaper at the
seat of Government of general circulation for three
successive weeks at least sixty days before tho be-
ginning Of the term Of the Supreme Court next en-
suing
March 2, 1882,
True copy-Test. JAMES II. NICK ENNEY,
mr153w Clerk Supreme Court u. s.
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ANNAPOLIS, March Ex-Governor Hamilton
signed the bill recently passed for the punis :
mcnt Of persons guilty Of assaulting their wives.
The new law provides that any person who shu !
hereafter brutally assault ana beat hi- wife shall
DO deemed guilty Of misdcmeanOr, and upon
conviction shall be s,nIonced 10 bc whipped not
exceeding forty lashCs, or imprisonment not ex-
ceediug one year or both iu The discretion Of the
court The sheriff rs 10 do the lashng