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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
FOREIGN.
a summary of Happenings
Abroad More or Less Infer.
eBIiBg.

PARIS, March 9.-The ovsrnmsn.
In the case of Frank Byrne, who was
released from custody last night. held
that the new charge brought by the
British government against Byrue.
namely, completely in the ATTEMPT to
murder Juror Field and Judge Law.
son' amounted merely to Introducing
arms into Ireland. They claimed
that even if the arms were intended
Tor the purpose Of murder, the offense
was political one,
BERLIN, March 9.-Bismarck il
confined to bed again, suffering from
neuralgia.
Emperor William has subscribed
5OOO marks from his private purse for
the relief of German sufferers by III.
floods in America.
HAVRE. March 9.-The detective
from marlborough has returned
from England after positively idepti.
tying John Walsh, who was wanted
by the British.
DUBLIN, March 9.-Patriok Egap
has eluded the vigilance of the police
BY shamming sickness. DR.. Kenny
maintained the deception by visiting
Egan, who, it is believed, has left the
city disguised as priest.
LONDoE,March "a dispatch from
Iamatatu, Madagascar, states that the
people are determined, if the French
make an attack uron them, to migrate
to the interior.
Fanatics are stirring up the people
against the Christians.
The steamer Navarro, bound from
Copenhagen to Leith, foundered dur
ing the gale yesterday. There were
elghty'one persons on board, mostly
emlgrants, only sixteen of whom were
saved.
The Press Association saws: The
government yesterday mailed to
France and will shortly mail to Amer.
ca dispositions relating to the man
known as mo. l." and other persons
whose names were revealed at the
private inquiry 10 Dublin.
Bullion to the amount of s2OO.OOO
was bought yesterday for export to
New York, to be forwarded by Satur.
days steamer The purchase wa,
made IN advance, in order to guard
against the possibility of a rise in .he
price OF gold eagles at the Bank of
England to-day.
Twelve thousand pounds have
been raised here to defray
tie cost. representing the holders Of
Virginia bonds, and vindicatiur their
rights before tribunals in the United
States. 1t is believed that the couu
sci of Observation-Disclosures is ouite
ready to test the consequences Of the
decision of the Supreme Court at
Washington, rendered Monday last,
In regard to the Virginia bonds BY |
vigorous action through suits against
the Virginia counsel, and that they
have ample funds.
Owing to heavy gale and the tide |
in the Clyde being remarkably low
the steamers Devonia, Circassis,
ManitOban and several others have At
one time run aground, The Hull |
fishing feet suffered serio lsly by the |
gale. Eighty vessels of the feet ar. |
rived there in damaged condition
and twelve of them lost several mem. |
bers of their crews. Three vessels |
were fOundered; one of them with ali |
hands on board. Similar accounts |
are received from tho Yarmouth
fishing fleets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
NOTICE OF DINSeIT,UT1nN

THE firm of Anderson 4 Co., Germantovn.
l. Tenn. was dls Olyed by mutual consent
on February l, 1898, r. I. AZ derson retirinS.
The business will BE- oOntinued By Geo ".
Speer' wnoe VIII assume all Liabilities of said
any claims due said firm Of Andersen & Go.
X. T. ANDERSON.
~ GEO W SPkEK.
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Executors Sale orVaIuabse Land

WEwill on Monday, Ihe I0th Mareh,
w 1883, at the sou invest 10 ersection OF
Main and Madisoo streets, in Msmphis. Ten
nessee. at IL O'Clock IN ,ssell the tract Of land
iyiog in Shelby county. near the Horn Lake
Road, being part Of lot Of section 6, town 1,
ranFeo, bounded and desc ibed az folioss:
Beginning at point in the asst line Of said
east corner Of sand lot, thence north with said
east line Is chains, mere or lesa, 10 Pools
south line, thence west with his south line 40
chains TO the WeSt line Of saio lot 2, thonco
south Eith the same Is chairs, more or less,
TO Z. Holmes north line, thence east with
tae same ~ chains to the beginning, eon-
tanning By estimation 81 acres
Terms-One-quarter cash, balance In 4, 2
and years, with interest Security required.
Q. W. ED NON Us,
Nv. FRAZER,
SIS Exr's A. N. EdmOnds, aec'd.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.
Mruput1 Trru M.-.k a 700

THE annual meeting of the stockholders Of
L this bank viii DC held at tho hankine
house on II DAY, April 10Th rrox, Tor the
year. 1885, la. 0MBERd, Cashier
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09

THE QuapaW Guards, Of Little
Rock, have decided to enter the com
petitive prize drill at Nashville, which
takes place in the spring.
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GAFF, FLElSCHMANN & CO.
COMPREsSED YEAST.

The undersigned are now delivering the
above yeast, IA ~, 70. all parts OF the city.
Our customers will confer favor upon Us BY
reporting any negligence on part of the drk-
ger. ONO bCHWILL i CO., Asia LOT
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Treasury Department.
OpPfcE OF CoMPTROLLEs or THE CuRRRNoY,
WashinRlOn FebrnRrY "a. 1889.

Washington, February "a, 1888.
WHEREAS by sa isfactory evidence pre-
Routs TO the undersigned. It has been made
20 appear thst "rhe Flint. National Bank OF
Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee, has com
piod with all the provisions Of tho Act OF
Congress TO enable Nsioaal Banking Asso-
Citations to extend their corporate existence
and Ior other purposes, approved Jaiy IL,
1882
NOW, therefore. !. Jno. Jay Knox. Comp
tEollor OF the Gu rency do hereby certify that
''Ths First Natl raj Bank OF Memphis" in
the city Of Memphis, Ia the county 0 Shelby
90 eession for tho period pecided in It's
amended articles OF associsti0n, numolv, I'M.
Ill close Of business on February "a, '9O3,
IN testimony whereof witne my hand and
seal az office, this 24th DAY Of sshrqaty,. 1888,
I ZEAL Comptroller &c the Currency.
49, mo. S96l 1924
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Admininfrnforga NotIco.

NOTICE Is hereby given thtt letters: Of
~ administration were this day issued y
me upon estate OF Samuel r. Cruise. decd,
By Probate Court Of shelby county, Tenn.
BEsSTEN. CRUISE, Adm'x.
PostOn 4 POstOn, Attorneys. $50 y
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Business men will find it to their
interest to have their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER lob print.
ottce, ID Madison street
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j. d. T!tus and Miss Dolly Books
were married at Eureka. Thursday.
General W. J. Palmer his resigned
the Presidency II the Del,vsr X Rio
GTnnd railroad.
hiail messenger service has com
meucsd over The Denver & Riu Graude
aud Oregon Short Line railways.
1t is said that Sam Curis. once the
influential aud wealthy Superintendent
OF the .Ophir In!ur, i, row in San Frau.
cisco broke.
The Grand Lodge, knights of Py'h-
las. closed its session at EuI,.a
Wednesday evening. Its next session
will he at Dayton, August =. 1881.
Lanl salrs in the State Land onicc
at Carson last month were 9.iIO ncrrs:
81 ate land patents we're issued aud
~ new contrasts. we'e siGueL,
Miss Bell Cndy Ia, been engage by
tho TrGs ecs. Of the .TuscaIora school
to take cLurg;of the IuteImc4Iat, de-
pIrtuieut at tho commencement oftae
approaching tenn.
Tho British slOop. Photographer, has
been seized by tho American guthoGI-
ties, charged with smuggling Chinese
int0 Wa-hIuat-u Territory from DuyI4h
Columbia
Tho CommIs,ionar OF the GrneTal
Land OHsc drc,l = that money 81
scrip received in payment ~ Govern.
ncnt ou fraudulent lAnd entries. /, for
feiGcd to the Government.
A teacher ~ Il co!or-d Sunday school
asked her class why - mau was forbid
d.n to have tao wives at the sane
time. A I:tlIe ecrI youth TpiIcL:
Case hc can't serve w. Masters
The Silver State reports that a coal
pile u a thousand tons belonging to
the Central Pacific Company. at WA
ncmudeA. took Are spou;Hur oqsly on
ThurSday. II WAS finally o~IlngGIshrd.
Joe Gordi!!o while dumping "A Stag
pot =: the Eureka Con-, iuruacc at
Eureka, on Thutrday. had hi, hip
crush,d by the heavy car beneath which
hr fell.
The deaths from cLol,rl in Egypt.
Wednesday. numbered GET. mclu tiug.
Is at Caro- aud II at Al ruudTi1. The
total number of d,aths f.um tho
scourge si"c- It's lats on break j. yu,
down at lG.ijO.
A sw'tc man on a Massachusetts
road aVeIted - itnffEl disaster rs the
exercise OF rare prrscn-" Of nina IN
e%pringing forward aud throwing a A.
ing train on a site-track. thus prrvcrt-
lug n collision Of passenger trains.
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Killed by az EssIne

An insane man WIS killed by light
engine ON the Oregon Short LINE, at
NcCRmnou Junction, Wadnrsi -
morning says the Osi,n Pilot. The
engineer and fireman did pot know that
+hcy had run oycr him until they du-
covered blood on the pilot ol thu on.
g.no th" nest morning. SOma lin" nitor
tho fatal oCcntrouce CuninCtnr Shields
Of the Utah h NorlhTn, found the t..
MI Of the poor unfortunate j9.t Ia
tine To save them from boing ,un over
n second time. a letter wa fuanl 81
tho poor fellows pocket which gave his
mothers name. to whom word was sent
at once.
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. 4 special train bearing delegations
OF knights to the ConclaYe, flew past
here at 2 O'Clock to-day. The train con-
sisted OF siI coaches. four Of them car.
ried banners designating the States
from which tho occupants hailed
Missouri, Texas. Tennessee and Louis
lana. Tho front aud rear cars we're also
eaily decorated with 6ags. Forty min.
utcs later, ST. Bernard C~ommandAry,
in a special train Of six PHliman coach.
e.. rushed through here At \ lively gait.
II was announced that Eve special
train. would start from Ogden for San
Francisco tbis morning.
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1hear Mars.less CslA1IA1.

DN1H AA1yI8o98 N
The uoadsrful powers q alasGdA
viii which the svscAss ShoGAens A0-
dovsd ~ strikinglY illaSlraisd ~ n
iscident which occurred In the can.
Der Of 1857. a. related By Rev. A.
HAus. Of califoruia. vho lcfS here .
few days ago for Battle Mountain. The
appearance on the street Of An ole In
dian whom Mr.. Haus recognized and
called by name. brought 70 mind he
circumstances referred to above. Mr..
Haws said that in 80 he crossed the
Humboldt With his team ABOUT where
the town Of CaIlin nor stands. and
camped for the night near the river.
The water being quito nigh, . part OF
the contents OF the wagon got vet,
among which was a twenty-five pound
box Of crackers, which we're thoroughly
saturated. IN the evening . couple Of
Indians came to the camp-ons Of
whom was the now old fellow above
MISUNDERSTANDING with them n least
a half bushel Of field mice, ground
squirrels. and other small rodents
which they had trapped. These they
prepared for supper by merely holding
over the fire and singing of the hair.
As a further larury, the entire box-full
Of wet crackers was given them. when
they at once began their evening repast
and Mr.. Haws AYERS hat in about the
time a white wan would eat an ordina-
ry meal, the two young bucks had safe
ly and comfortably slowed away in their
stomachs. every vessigs Of she half
bushel Of rodents. the last vet cracker.
aud were prepared for as much more
had it been handy.
Instances have come under our own
observation in which these Indians. af-
ter I asting several days, would take in
enough at II sitting TO compensate for
all the time they were without proven
der; hence the statement OF Mr.. HAws'
is to Us in nowise astonishing.
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From Friday. Daily.
aALMAouxDl.

Judge Jere Black is dangerously ~
at his home in York. Pennsylvania.
Drouth iu the state Of Virginia ha.
destroyed the crops in the southwesserr
counties. The Host rain in i've week.
has just fallen but it is said to be too
late to do any good.
Two bars OF bullion Of the value Of
81. 100 was received here from Co,nu.
copia by stage wedne sdsy aud was for
warded to San Francisco through
Wells, Fargo & Co.
From the Kentucky Knights We
learned that the report that they would
bring their horses with them FROM that
state. was without foundation. They
had never thought Of such a thing.
De Molay Commandsry No IL. OF
Louisville, Ky. and De Moiay No Q of
Reading, Penn, in three Pullman cars
passed west by the train Wednesday
evening. The train had nine coaches
carrying isS passengers.
Arrived by stage from Tusearora last
evening: Miss Minnie Rule; ]. A.
Banks. d. F. Gregg. Monaghan. This
evening: Frank Boskowitz. Departed
this morning: Mrs. S. w. Hillhouse,
James ropkin. N. Jackson. Airs Sbefel
aud mother.
Lew Willard viii soon move his fam
lily back here from C~ornucopia TO re.
occupy their dwelling house. The anal
cleanup a, the tailings mill has been
made for the reason hat il could not be
made to pay the expenses OF running,
aud Lew has nothing furt her to en-
gage his attention out there.
Among the knights enroute by last
nights train We met DIR. Henry Sayre
Orme, Of Los Angeles. Past Grand
Commander of California, and J.. W.
De Lano, editor and proprietor Of the
Charleston, South Carolina Sunday
Times. The Doctor recently went
a S on business connected with the
present Grand Conclave.
NJ. +. Davis. a brother Of James
Davis of this place was a passenger by
last nights train for San Francisco. lie
is II Of the knights from Denver
CITY on his way to the Conrlnye. Mr..
Davis made a brief visit to his brothers.
family while the train lay at the hotel,
and on his return eastward viii stop
over he'e one day.
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An Irnmrn.o Canal.

The most gigantic irrigation enter
California has been commenced in
Fresno county. the canal for which will
be the largest in ths State, and fed by
Kings river. The water Is intended to
irrigate 80, 0O0, 900 acres o! rich land.
ut present barren through lack OF wa.
ter. The source Of supply Of this canal
will be higher thar any other debouch-
ing from the same stream. It's dimen.
sious are one hundred feet in width at
the bottom; leyees ea average .of
fifteen feet In hight md eight feet
wide at ths top, broad enough
for q wagon road. The depth of the
water is expected to be Eve feet, with q
fall Of is inches to the mile. The dam
water is taken. will be q woudeful and
permanent one. 1t IL % feet high. $40
feet long, lao feet wide at the base.
and 25 feet on the top. 1t is riprapped
on the inside with heavy rock. aud
every ]prtcaution taken to make it suf-
iiciently strong TO securely hold the
great weight of water that must be sup-
ported. The water is led into the col oil
from a large gile-head, constructed OF
heavy timber 100 feetin width and IS
feet high. IL is plaaked over so az 10
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As showing the oxten I of ieprosy in
the Hawaiian Islands, figures received
from Honolulu state that the number
Of lepers admitted to the Haw allan As
YUM between the years 1865 and 1879
to be 1897, Of whom 66s were females
and children. It is believed that these
figures do mo represent all the cases,
aud that in the more unsettled part Of
the islands the disease largely exists.
In towns settled by communities under
the ind uence aud example Of Ameri-
can and European settlers the disease
is decreasing,
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e,,w.I..r md schnts.

Since receiving a CARLOAD direct from
the East, Of the renowned Schliiz beer,
Messrs. Reckhart g Froelich arc now
prepared to furnish ut Wholesale to
their patrons and tho public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. ut
prices lower than ever. In both favor
and quality. this beer Is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market, as
all who have sampled IL will cb~eetiully
attest.
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4 LIVELY
Surveyor SIN yIes challenges Sur
Yeyor GcnesaI PowninS.

The Following from J.. c. Smyles,
who is among the best civil engineers
and craftsmen on the Coast, appears
in tho Reycille:
ArsuS, Aug. s, 1893.
EDIToG REvEILLE: l see by the Reno
journal aud other papers that ! am in
sane, but IL ovcr-work and doing the
duty OF three men in hot weather. on
Maggie creek aud the Humboldt river
in the month Of JGly, when gna,s and
mosquitoes can discount the famed
gallinippers of the Mississippi river.
constitute insanity, then l Gm insane.
Poor Singles. indeed! II the editor Of
the Reno Journal would read some OF
Smyl,s' 1.-THE authors second %cOusinl
works on SELF Help" Character ani
Duty" Life OF George Stephenson
Father and Son." to say nothing Of his
said Singles later works. he (tho
journal ,ditor) would perhaps be bet
ter able to edit II paper, instead OF APP
prDprinting the brains Of others, By
ziggersl Crazy indeed! Better learn
surveying before accepting an Office and
blaming poor Singles" In conclu.
sion | would say: "Thosc who live in
glass houses should never throw
stones" II sir. Powniug wants n tilt
with me through tho papers, "my
lance is al rest aud ! am armed cnp-a-
pie" Iespeclfully.
JoHS e.. SMYLts,
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san, I'm the Lend.

Joe Lang comes TO the front again
with q large invoice OF dno imported
wines md liquors, including old and
staple b brands. and the best blackberry
brandy in the market for medicinal use.
His stock Of cigars has just been re-
pl,nished with the best imported aud
domestic goods. Call and sample his
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The steamer Mariposi, from Honolu-
lu arrived at San Francisco Tuesday
morning bringing the royal Hawaiian
band Of thirty members to participate
in the conclave festivities. 1t is ssser-
ted by those who know, that the baud
will carry of the musical honors at the
conclave. Quarantine examination es-
ttblished the statsment that leprosy
existed among them to be untounded.
News from the islsnd says sharp
shocks of earthquake we're felt at Halo
and Rohala. No damage resulted. CO.
pious rains have fallen improving the
prospect fo- the sugar crop.
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Hotel

G W Grayson. Jr., Oakland.
Miss Lizzie Dorsey, FoIt Hallcck.
] ID Abel. do
II J Keith, Lamoille.
d Z B~asstord, Battle Mountain.
Mrs S W Hi!lhouse. Ogden.
Mrs. Jewell, Paiisade.
G " Hemauway, Tuscarora.
J VI Bates, Jr., do
Frank BcskowilE, San Francisco,
L Brauulart, do
u y Billings, Denver.
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The Republican State Committee Of
New York, have chosen Richfeld
Springs rs the place for holding the
state Convention and September tho
10Th as the time al which it shall be
held.
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COUNT.
Judge u. u. IuEeIou PrrsiiIn--
To-day p Proceedings.

W. J. triton ct al. ". r. V. Rvlc ct
al. Demurrer ovrrrulcd and IL DAYS
given To Gle answer.
Robert l.. Talbot W. II. VI. TALBOT.
decree Of divorce gSauiel.
Adjourned,
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V.tr.y yotIce.

Taken mp by tho undersigned nesr
Otepa, c. Il. r., II medium sized
sorrel mare mule, very old, branded ii
on right shoulder; also branded on
both hips, bu, very din. For further
particulars iuqnire at Browns wood
ranch. Independence valley.
w. J.. Bsows.
July iB, 1899.
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Wm. Carson. n member OF "The
Grand Army"-of trhmps.-beghn to
make himself obnoxious down town
CAST night, aud complaint being made,
tho porips,etic youth was invited to -
1iillo matinee Mt the court, Of Justice
Green. The value OF lha service rem.
dcred the State by ths young man, he.
ing carefully assnyed, hc was rewarded
with n donation Of board AMI lodging
Tor a term Of ton days. The park OF ar.
Aillery found upon tho petsou OF the
pernmbulatiug arsenal wns spiked aud
temporarily condscntcd.
The coat IL now In good working
order and will boa holy terror to all
these gentlemen Of leisure"
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While twelve men we're being boosted
from n mino at Rcdrulb, Cornwall,
Wednesday. the rope sustaining them
sudeniy broke, preci pi,s'lng them to
The bottom Of the shnf,. killing them
instantly.
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John I. Baker. ~ attorney for p. y.
Hansen, r. Ryland and John Tore,
has filed with ths County Clerk n de-
murrr to the complaint OF N. d. Foley
against the Commissioners Of Eureka
county, or their bondsmen.
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Iron Monday. D.ily.l
AALNAGUSDI

Livery passenger train from The East.
now brings more or less Kriglts Tenn
piar aud their families, fox San From
cisco.
Governor C~,ittea:en aud party. who
have been visiting San Fsunciseo. re-
turned easS ward By the tain. in a spec
i"l car. Saturday evening.
Arrived by stage last evening. E.Beu-
nett. A Banks. THIS ersning: ] L
Tyler. p Haley. Dat this morning: One
ChInaman. Yesterday morning: John
Sole. Bell aud l. Sc Rogers.
Colcn,lJ IS. NnoEc, o: Ruby valley.
arrived here By tue train last evening.
lie stopped over to-dsy, bat goes to
San .FraTcisco By the next train 10 or
der 10 be present 1t the Graud Con-
clrye. The Colonel reports everything
lovely in Ruby.
Fred krCgets. whohGs been filling the
position o! assie,cr NJ the CoInucopia
tsilInss mill, returned here Saturday
rveriug. lie ,tate. that the mill ha-
closed for the present, aud it is not
kuowuTwhen it will reSune operations
Asp'ct,l train OF taenty- one cars of
TAT cattle rGs,cd through tor San Frnn
cisco this evening". They were shipped
1T Wells by Jasper NGrrrll. who has
two more sLiPgIru's to make in oTurr
to clo-e out his interest ia ths cattle
Lusiu,ss ia this srctol.
\ ear attached t" the tra'n also CON
tanned three handsome ~2-yeIr-o!i FLIES
belonging to w.. Ha,gril. md u trut
~ sulhy together with n couple OF
saddle hor,-s vLl,h Lo is ayndlng to
California.
There IL nothing new to report re-
srectirs TIE t'!rgr1rber's strike.
Neither the strikers nor tho Western
Union Company show a disposition to
retreat. Cat public SYMPATHY continues
With the operators, because thrir de
MAI Is are ju-t.
u Pueblo, Colorsd,, Frank Hutch
iusnn, = gnIJl"r. cEt tue throat of his
supposed wHc, wEo then jumped from
the second story vindpw Of the build
ing ia which they roomed. aud then cut
his owu throat. TLUusL ale TO testify !
before the coroner, the womrn cannot
live. Her zeal name ID ,aii t. be I,cu6
u Newport. alias Pvm"ruy, and she has
relatives i.yinS at Au,cntiur. Iowa.
Between $50 nul go knights in
Guiding the rrpresrn natives Of all the
COIumaudcrits in s.. Loqis md the
Gurd officers Of Tennessee. Louisiana.
Texas aud Missouri l,n that city Sat
tN'dHy night for san Francisco in "A
tram II four sp'cu4Id Tulual s~lrrpcrs,
two hpt'i and e bIrgasu car. ! rCcrp-
ton WIS held on tie .fnlu before it's de-
]r",turc. The patty vail arrive in san
SUNDAY, tie Ig1h Instant, aud
make their headquarters At the Bali.
win Hotel.
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&c.
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v,,. ,,ro rb,,r.irh.' ,.,, r.c,r,rY
ccc,ni.IhyI g. Gir.,, 40 mn ,.s,y
fl, d., 18th I'm, w. -
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the SEN IlaE TABLE.
WeLls.fARGO AND sTaGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

rasinc-s hours Ia Wells. FARGO b Co.'S aud
The l.. ;. Stage oilcs, At the DEPOT Hotel. will
be - follows, untIl further notice.
Manins-FTOm CSC 10 =, aud nom ITO II
.o'CIVCE.
.EveRipg- 'EFOm l 20 5. ard ircm s To :
o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

A Florence. A. r. dispatch Of Au.
gust IL says: The stage from here TO
GLOBE was robbed lie, night near Riv.
erside. Two horses were killed; the
messenger. johnnie Bront. was killed.
and tho driver was shot. The box con-
tanned $4,000 In silver aud $ ,2G0 ~
gold hod currency.