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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

W. nonda y moiuing CHARLES g. stiles
Tor many yc rs Caller ia tho Chicago
Board Of Trade, wHs shot over the hcnr.
and Instantly killed by a yourg woman
Of doubtful = pu.stiop. WIN passed
under the name Of Madeline Stiles.
sho Obtained access to his room by an
ariihc". when a quarrel ensucG, Which
resulted in his death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

AZ TN PAnhoTT, the young man Who
was ~ terribly hi iroi by falling down
the old King Alfred shaft. near Austin
on tho 26lb Of March lat, died saiur.
day afternoon. Vt Battle Mountnin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

LIsr Friday evening, at yisslia. Mr.
baiioTch and son got into a qrarrel
with some Cinnamon. and daring 4, a
ChinAman drew a pi-tI md shot the
fa'h-rt Il rough the heart. killing him
Instantly. The son. it Is suppos d.
stabbed the Cbinamsn to de tn,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

THG rHil"ry fright grievance com.
mitiss Of The Nov York Board Of Trado
aud Transportation favor a law giving
citizens a psfemptoty maid mus com.
polling tho railroad rompani.sto irfuish
prompt fieiiiti,s for forwarding freight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

ALL The conricla in the New Hanp
s'iro State Prison arc ON breai anil
water. The more tntbulent hnvs bsep
placed in dark esli4 or chained to tn.
grating. The Warden is determined
thu. the men shall not leave their coils
I'LL hoy nre subdusd. 1t Is reported
that threats have been made against the
life Of the Warden,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

The New York Iiera'd's Moscow
special says tho firm belief tn { kobe
Ion was poisoned ny tho G.rmnns has
taken hold Of tho popular mind in
Russia aud 1t will he difficult TO eradi.
o'te u. A ni'dicol eJauinnti1 On cf the
body after death. showed eonvineiuslr
tn I Ssoh'l'ff's de tn WIS due t. app.
plcxy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
For Countr CIrrL.

Mr.. A. G.. Dawi-y.th the present fici.n
County Clerk. shi q his cart r in the
political ring again. to day, and wi |
take his chances once more before tho
Democratic Convention for nomination
Tor that position. Mr. Dawley has dis
charged the duties Of the Clerks Office
In a manner satisfactory ev N t, the
late c. nSoriously critical Graud Jury;
nothing whatever Of a '.felouinu, or
corrupt nature having BEEN discovered
IN his administration. by he argus
eyed conservnto=s Of the pubic veal.
Tbs fact in its-lf should b. a sufficient
accommodation for Mr. Da~lry, aside
from his other promiurt qualifications.
for " man Who could preserve hi. purity
in the midst Of frlouions corruptiou
with which the CCuuh1rsr is alleged 10
be reeking, is certainly worthy OF put
lie coDfd, nee an ! uus..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

SEVERAL conptert siiOr,. members OF
" gang up rating ia Nor.h,r~ htLnu.as.
h'v' be n arr s'el at wcI Plrio.. Mis-,
sour. Tho United Slate, authorities
have nearly Tho whole gang in pfi on at
Fort Smith. Ark.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

TIME parties Of Government survey.
orr ard biologists nTs in town. says tbs
Silver STATE. They nrs engaged IN
making Typographical and geographical
naps Of Nv,dn. snishing the work
commsno,l by L~sl,sornt wheeler 10
1850,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

John s. NJ Her, sent from Ormsby
county to the Iustne Asylum. last
September, was discharged from the
State Asylum at + no, on Tuesday.
Tux announcement tina, G~ui;ca1's
hon's wer' being bleached in the SUI on
the roof Of The Washington Medical Mu-
scum drew n crowd Of curious in tint,
city tbs other day. The. bones il IL
said wer" removed from the boiling vat
Saturday and washed. They will be
exposed to the sun daily for two weeks
to bleach, after which they will DO ~irod
together and II ady for inspection. The
bones are constantly guarded on the
roof by n coloted man to prevent their
being stolen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

Is n scioto investigation Pilot II.
j. Long. Of the Lomas, thr boa, which
SINK the Sciota, said tia, he had nev.s
b fore stored a Loaf from Wheeling 10
~ ubenville. Enginssr Mccain t,s,i
ind that Long got the signals for tho
mnnagno't Of tn. boat NIL mixed up
and gave him HTCnz ems.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

A. J. HEkLEr, eli dispatcher Of III.
International & Great North, IN Railway
~>' SHOT an" INSTANTLY killed ut Tyler.
Texas. by Conductor Cook, whom lac
bad Trfnsol to allow to take out a
tIa'n. Cook escnpsi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

ATE FLaT hoodlum gsrro,ed bis v
mother 10 San Francisco, = few day.
ago. robbing her Of $3.50; all the
money "he 20 ssssed. I'll. being q poor
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

The total expenses Of tho Fourth Of
Jolly at R"no were si,Gi3 ~, and Tho
total receipts w'rss 1907 leaving a bal.
ancc o. 1858 is. es
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

1rE P'nnsylrSnir Independents have
d'cliped .hs proposition OF tie Stall,
warts. AM nrc s,id % b, considering a
new basis OF COMPROMISE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Special Mccting or Conn,y Com
InIssioncrs,

A 'peoial meeting Il tho Board Of
County Commissioners will b. hold a,
their Office in The Courthouse. on tn &.
day. July ~. 1882. at 10 o'clock A. ".
By order oi Hoard
A.. q pAwLtr, Clerk.
EbKo, July IL, 1882. a..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

Gro. CA1LIS, the Ogden mufdcrr
Who was 10 have been shot 20 death TO.
day hal bis sgnloncj commutnd 10
im%rris'nnem, ior he by the Governor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

H"r rvxep, no. or cold, a, ,h, a.m..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

Ny s'ork Of Scars cnmptiNrs the hest
hrands % imported ilaVauas ~ well a. Key
Net, have do jusi .s.-iNc1 IN Iu.oi,,
OF IN" .'IiHEE hINGS" Cigarsiter. pro
%nonncod 10 10 q bert and pUrcst la the mar
kci.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13
CHAPTER XVI.

Lights are blazing, fddles are sound.
ing; all The world is abroad tonight.
Even still, though the ball at the Tow.
ers has been opened long since by Mona
and the Duke of Lauderdale, the flick
ering light of carriage-lamps is making
the road bright, by casting tiny rays up
on the frosted ground
The fourth dance has come to an end;
cards are full; every one is settling
down in earnest; already the first touch
OF satisfaction or of carefully-sup-
pressed disappointment is making itself
felt.
Mona, who has again been dancing
with the duke, stopping near where the
duchess is sitting, the latter beCkons
her to her side by a slight wave of her
fan. To the duchess "a thing of beauty
is a JOY forever" and to gaze on Mona's
lovely face, and admire her tranquil but
brilliant smile, gives her strange
pleasure.
Come and sit by me. You can spare
me few minutes" she says, drawing
her ample skirts to one side Mona,
taking her hand from Lauderdale' s arm,
drops into the proifered seat beside his
mother much to that young mans cha
grin, who, having inherited the mater
nal hankering after that delightful
prejudice" as Theocritus terms beauty,
is decidedly emprjS with Mrs. Godfrey,
and takes it badly being done out of his
tcte-d-tete with her.
Mrs Rodney would perhaps prefer
to dance, mother, y he says, with some
irritation,
Mrs. Rodney will not mind wasting
quarter of an hour on an old woman, "
says the duchess, equally.
81 am not 80 sure Of that" says Mo
ma, with admirable tact and an exquis-
lite smile, but shouldn't mind spend
ing an hour with you"
Lauderdale makes little face, and
tells himself secretly "all women are
liars, " but the duchess is very pleased,
and bends her friendliest glance upon
the pretty creature at her side, Who
possesses that greatest of all charms,
inability TO notice the ravages of time.
Perhaps another reason for Mona's
having found such favor in the eyes of
"the biggest woman in our shire, sir, y
lies in the fact that she is in mauy WAYS
50 totally unlike all the other young
'Nhi'i NlNli WYNN WIG N'l'l'pN 10 III tllV
habit Of associatiug. She is ndire to an
extraordinary degree, and says and does
things that might appear 0mre in others,
but are so much part of Mona that it
neither startleS nor oflends one when
she gives way to them
just now for example, pause occur
ring IN the conversation, Mona fasten-
ing her eyes upon her Grace's neck,
says, with genuine admiration
What a lovely necklace you are
wearinglh
To make personal remarks, we all
know, is essentially vulgar; is indeed a
breach Of the commoneSt show of good
breeding; yet somehow Mrs. Geolfrey's
tone does not touch on vulgarity, does
not even belong to the outermost skirts
OF ill-breeding, She lAs an Unborn gen
tleness OF her own, that carries her
safely over all social difficulties.
Ihe duchess Is amused.
III Is pretty, think, she saws. "The
duke, with agraye look gave il 10 me
just Two years after my son was horn
Did he?" says Mona. "Geoffrev
gave me these pearls" pointing to q
pretty string round her own white neck
"a month after We were r--yried. Il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13
RIO be Continued.l
and so on.


The salt Lake City Tribune says: "A
hcartless brute in san Francisco the 9TH
or day threw u Newfoundland dog from
the second story of building upon the
sidewalk below, crushing and mangling
the poor brute so that it had to be kill.
ed. For this piece of iendishness he
was punished by fine of $40! II is
well for him that circumstances will not
throw him in his victims way in the
next world; for, If dogs really have
souls, the spirit of that one will 60
where his murderer cannot hope to-"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13
MONA SCULLY ;
OR,
The Irish Bride of an Englishman.
A STORY OF THESE TIMES


"LoolS horeiN Guys Gooffroy, II won't
have Mona spoiled. If she hadn't
headache, she hadn't, you know, and
that's all about it. Why should she tell
lie about ity'
"What do you mean, GeoiGrey?N de-
mands his mother, with suppressed in
dignation.
Il mean that she shall remain as she
is. This world may be given to lying
as Shakespeare tells us, but | will not
have Mona tutored into telling fashion
able falsehoods," says this intrepid
young man, facing his mother without
aqualm or passing dread "A lie of
any sort is base, and prevaricat<)n is
only mean lie. She is truthful, let
her stay so. Why should she learn it is
the correct thing to say she is not at
home when she is, or that she is suffer
ing from a foolish megrim when she
isn't | don't suppose there is much
harm in saying either of these things,
as nobody ever believes them; bullet
her remain as she is.
us she also to learn that you are at
liberty TO lecture your own mother?"
asks Lady Rodney, pale with anger.
II am not lecturing any one replies
he, looking very like her, now that his
face has whitened little and quick
fire has lit itself within his eyes. Il am
merely speaking against general prac-
tce. Dare 10 be true; nothing can need
lie, is line that always returns TO
me. And, as | love Mona better than
anything on earth, shall make il the
business Of my life TO see she is not
made unhappy by any one, H..
AT this moment Mona lifts her head,
and turns upon him eyes fun of the
tenderest love and trust. She would
have dearly liked to 90 to him, and
place her arms round his neck, and
thank him with fond carcss for this
speech, but some innate sense Of breed
ing restraints her.
"Still, sometimes, you know. it is
awkward TO adhere to the very letter of
the law, says Jack Rodney, easily. us
there no COMPROMISED | have heard Of
women who have made point Of run
ming into the Mtchen-garden when UNI
welcome visitors were announced, and
so saved themselves and their principles.
Couldn't Mona do thatSo
This speech is made much Of, and
laughed at for no reason whatever eX-
cept that Violet and Doatie are deter
mined to end the unpleasant discussion
by any means, even though it may be
at the risk Of being deemed silly After
some careful management they get Mo-
ma out OF the room, and carry her away
with them TO a little den off The eastern
hall, that Is very dear TO them.
ut Is the most unhappy thing have
heard of, begins Doatie, desperately.
what Lady Rodney can see TO dislike
In you, Mona, cant imagine. But the
fact rests she is hateful TO you. Now,
we, " glanclng at Violet, who are not
particularly amiable, are beloved by
her, whilst you, who are all sweetness
and light, she detests most heartily
urcss th,s once. v,.,.. o,.o,,,,
ipgton, Ills. ,uyS'' o viid1', ~.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13

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For sale by PAUL G Schulz t2)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13
"THE HALLIDAY"
New and Complete Hotel, fronting on Leveo
Second and Railroad Streets,
Cairo. Illinois.

Tb Passenger Depot of tho Chicago 81. Louis
AM .,cw Orleans: Illinois Central; Wabash, st.
Louis and Pacific; Iron Mountain aud Southern,
Mobile and Ohio; Cairo and ~. Louis Railways
are all Just across the street, while the Steamboat
Landing IN but one square distant,
This Hotel isxheated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Call Bells.
Automatic Fire. Alarms Baths, absolutely pure air
perfect sewerage and complete appointments
Superb furnishings; perfect service; and IN un
excelled table.
LIP. PARKER q Co, Lessees
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13
Auction.
OLMSTEAD Il WIN

th tears
OLMSTEAD Il VIM begin by
Auctioneers and Commissi ,ootie uwbo
No. 25 Eighth s,t the naughty
Between Commercial aud Y, "a uiey ai,w aI,!'
Cjonsignmeuts N sunday morn,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13

volyer rather than the most learned OF
ing" " ~ "''0'A'i ioo'-
1T is to be regretted you cannot like
mIgiaI'a a8 yon have made up your
t nhd 10 I'VE III ii; and yet think"
~ es-,-you tllnk; go on" says Rod
hey' gazing at her attentiyely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-21
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-A cOurt-martlal was
ordered ut the War Department to-day 10 meet at
Jefferson Barracks Mo- 10 O'Clock on the Attn OF Jan
uary 1888 for tue trial OF Captain H. IL. Crews of the
4th cavery charges of oisObeonce of orders fraud
conduct unbecoming officer and gentemaD,and con-
tc su JveisIye good order and military discipline
Captan Crews recently tendered his resig alton upon
tue advice friends, but after further CONSIDERATION
W tudreW IL before Ii ndu been accepted.
The SUPERINTENDENT Of the Noun ed hecrultng service
Will cause nifty 10 be prepared ana forwarded
under proper charge san Antonio lex Tor ass gsnent
10 tue Under the provisions Of Genera Or
If ID 1882, following transfers OF cap
Jams OF arLerj ana from hgnt batteries has been
1nuounccd lake effect January ], lSS3 ID Artillery
Ed yard *. Warner, rom Batcry VI 10 lght Bat
tery e. vice Captain William sinclair from L1ght Bat
ery 10 battery VI. 5Ih ArtIltry-C captain wallace f.
Randolph, from Battery { TO Lignt Battery L, vice
Captain Henry L. BrcweTtOD from Llght Battery 10
BnerJ C.. me officers Transferred Will JOIN Ter new
batteries as soon pTctcaDle alter January l. 1883.
The fOliUwlug-niiaed officers nave been as,gJes 10
duty under The provisions General Orders OF Decem-
mcnt loc.ed at The places designa.ed opposite their
respective names:
wortIl. lusas. Captain Jonn V. Furey, Assistant
onartyrmasfer at Omaua. Captain La ete Il. Camp
nell Quar- ernasleT, al san Antonio, Tex
A bill accompanied by memorial was Introduced In
the House by Representative townsend, OF ONO nls
morning. restoring 20 the Navy, as Captain e&Cdptau
A fred Iopkms recently dismissed for deserving Ais
command at Pensacola Navy Yard during the yellow
Midslivman Augustus c. Almy has been ordered TO
social uuty III the Navy departments Assistant sur
geon John NJ Edgar recorder Of the Board If Medl
cal Examiners at Pbadelpha, III addition 10 his pres
eut dutes. Midsuipman Frank H. Case, having been
color blindness has been wholly retired from
Woe with years pay 10 take elect from the ION
inst Naval Cadet T. T. Leubeter has RESCUED ana his
resignation has been accepted, TO take elect at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-21
STREET CLEANING EXPENSES.

Police Captain Williams recently stated that the
cost of the Street Cleaning Department. under Nph-
missioner Coleman was greater than IL was wnen
G ntroled by the Police Department. lie addeu tnat
when tho Street Cleaning Department was
turned over TO Commissioner Coleman tne sueets
were III good condition. lhese -, S'a ah
ments of Captain Williams are denied by the ON
Gals of the Street Cleaning Department. Inc DOCKS
of the Street Cleaning Bureau when under me con-
troll of the Police Department, and winch were
transferred with other properly to the street
Cleaning Department, show that from May
/ 10 siay 20 there were 316l2 miles OF OF
street cleaned; from May 26 to June .
there were 1874 miles of streets cleaned; ana
from June 10 June 10, the date OF tie I! ansIer,
there were only Ito miles cleaped. During the
month OF May the police removed 22,lI2 loads Oh
street dirt while from June to June 10, the dare
~ the transfer. there were only 4,lO3 ioaos vi
dirt rem0vei.
The operations OF the Street Cleaning Department
under Commissioner Coleman for the rst SIX weeks
OF his CONTRACT were were. as iono sys r miIas
of streets cleaned and % $50 loads f dirt remove
During the month of July there were 49, ~ niles OF
streets CLEANED and AZ 035 loads OF DIRT removed
Captain Williams claimed that only T56OO0O was
appropriated the year 1881 for the operations Of
the Street leaning Bureau From January l, 1851,
to June 10 there expended $3.50. 400 ~. ms
is equal $3.50 525 II or the year. For the unload
ing OF scows Tor the first quarter Of 1881 tLe Folco
Di1 So, 704 55 The total material gatherei was
800. 1Si loads. For the fir quarter OF 1882 under
Commissioner Coleman, there was expenied Tor un-
loading scows, $205l9 "a, and the ma 'rlAl gaia
cred amounted to 29s, 5S7 loads. The cost OF I'M
load ng with the Police Department was eight cents
per load under the street Cleaning Department III
has been less than seven cents per LOAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-21
WORK ON THE TARIFF BILL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-The Ways and
Means Committee completed the schedule of metals at
its meeting To-Day and took up and also completed the
schedule of wood and wooden The noableehanges
made are follows:
A specifc duty Of IL cents per gross IL added TO
metallic prns: the ad valOrcm duty on metallic pens
pan tps ana pcnholders is reduced from 40 TO 30 per
The ad valorem duty on hewed and sawu timber and
timber used spars and In building wharves 10 reduced
from 20 to 15 per centum
The 40 yalorem duty lared or sided timber not
spealy ed reduced from one cent 10 three
oiarters OF a cent per cubic foot.
Sawed boards aud planks OF hemloek whitewcOd,
svcamore and wood reduced from 81 per 1000
feet board measure, 10 seven y-hve cents.
Pickes aud pallngs are reduced from 70 per centum
al yaloren 10 Is per ceutum LatDs reduced from
fifteen cents per 1000 pieces to ton cents.
CASKS barrels, empty. sugar boxes and other pack
3ng boxes reduced from 80 per centu ad yalorem TO
% per centum. , -. a., 49,. $780,
mended IN The Tariff Commissions report.
TN, committee returned the Item OF steel, rIYet,
screw nail ience and wire rods, round in coils ana
loops nor lighter number I'VE WIRE gauge, aud val
ned at 3 cnis per pound or less, cent per pound,
and approved II without change. 1t also returned
10 the ltem OF steel sciews, commonly called
wood screws inches or over IN length, cents per
pound over inch and less than two incesSn length
cents per pound, one inca and less IN length. IL
Gene per pound, ana approved 1t after raising the
class zone Dud less In leugtn from 10 ii cents
pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-21
PARTNERSHIP OF LABOR.

Henry f. Sharpe spoke in one of the rooms of
Cooper InsitGte last evening explaining the nature
ana aims OF the New-YOrk Society9Of In etra Co
operators. The society was organized IN January
1sSO and has now about sixty members. After
speaAing OF the unsatisfactory condition of the
~ orKngnen and referring to the assrr-
ton that wages could never rise much
CHER tnan was sufficient to keep the laO0reDaliyr
ne said hat integral cooperation gave way cut of
tine Difficult " it the laooer had desire Tor D." ter
ment English cooperation, he sail, hid iaie !;
Professor Adler's industrial partnerships d
failed; productive cooperation Wouldn't 40, nor
would competitive cooperation. The union o. lhese
last two, or integral Geo Jerauon, was the solution
Of the Iroblem. "Don't produce to sen; dOTt buy
to consume; be independent OF capital inuependeI,
of markets aud of the prce of labor; work Tor your
Selves This was to be accomplished ny "A union
in which all Trades were banded together 10
one man. The principle of the society was 10
give all an equal opportunity. add throw on each
4 ne respOnslbili v OF using IT, They had land. In
pem, uts ). Ock, etc. of which they regarded them
selves equal partners, and divided tine prom AZ
cordiug 60 the quantity and quality OF eacn mans
WORK. 4 he farm OF 1000 acres ~ at EgllntOu III
the southwestern part of Missouri AT PRESENT there
are 81 ght adults and ten children actually thrre.
Iney need laDOrers mOIe tnan capital. IL was a.
partnership of labor, he SAID not OF capital Inc
women were put on an equal footing WI the men
having votes and doing tneir snare o, Tue WORK.