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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending october %, 1888


Receipts for tho 1855 ptgs Peas 5000 bush
imPossibo to sustain the price of state Marrow ard do
eny business and receivers have dropped the asns price TO
Souncrs lignt aud exporters small several lots
VI %ero G hard to place choice well dried lots would probably
bring about 80 New Medium and there Is sur
cient demand the moment 10 make strong market The
true Of Pea Beans TO less extent as me inquiry
Tor them Is hight Old Medium snd Iea pTaee ont Of
Neg %' o aey not s SeS s sq aSe a4pa
aud SonthSrh I S mroycd 5 the absences OF state Me
dunn some holders AJAX but hear Of TOO few sales
f ssi nt pd 1Ea ssn' moderately As quoted N'"
sss. s asanm oas 10 Pc Beans choice 1,
DO Marrow iss2 BOO. u. pcked....-;.,;-. 2$9a2 IS
'''N Iso.BE PERI bu bag 3 2503j 80
Receipts for the week sOil pEgs last week 81 AS pkF2
EFFORTS to Rr 5GOp and 1855 to the conns6j Trade
has been duh week receivers have shaded prices
s sEHSy Er ID Better but the without life s,shgh
ns in Tram are Generally light Ok grades little Fancy
down TO nISts there Is ample supply, some pressure
70 sell and weak tome 20 prices n1 y,cr Fancy Hy Sac
and corresponding quality In tubs rarely exceeds sc
reach sc TO regular trade bat FOR the usual fancy marks OF
Western 2c. has become ne current rtg a9 onI NV.
Good Ceamtrys arr going at - 5Gc anu ii }aS G
fsh lots. recent invoices contain more or less oia
h4yotsd st"eS ' b tk of lime Creamery IL grady ne
duced few lots OF desirable quality tht lenam ate
range Of 20 5SG ana made In The supply Of really
Fine Fresh stale Dairy Tubs is moderate and unde,
Tbo fresh ends most Of the daues contain too many carry
hard 10 sell Choice diaries reaching DE but the
great DUE 90 FIins arr neglected aud weak very few
i reach 2Ic Western Imitation Creamery and Dairy show
iy which relieves marN"t Of much OF the surplus Extra
Frcsb Inquired 'r a ts eT Tts t1SS sisG Ie
Voices closely few poor tubs materially anect the sale OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

ssrrt vernon branch OF the New-York Infant Asylum,
srs sxty children died In August and September from
messles and other niante diseases. Judge Cullen re-
s,sod IN interfere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

l. better at 72la and Atlantic and Pacific incomes re-
were up s. at 23Ss. Northern Pacific hrSts were VI
The m ~ s1S-Treasury to-day gained on balance
1910 S37 made up by coin gain OF Se9l, 900 loSs
cnrrencv loss of SS1 Ole. The days TRANSACTIONS
covered Receipts, 81 ,995 072i payments ooa-
1885, currency balance, S6,722'o29; com pai'"'''
Money on call was easy at gig per cent in early
hours and later at per cent tatement to-day was
as follows: Exchanges, $l3o'4oo'zooi o"i"n''''
The United States Treasury at Washington To-
dav received 1904 900 National bank notes i0r ae
demption. The customs receipts were Sfoo'o@f
and the internal revenue receipts SZ34, 10. on
Dulness in the exchange markets ana the pTeScH0o
of some cotton bills for sale were the occasion 1l
reduction of u cent in bankers rates LOT stci
which brings the sight rate down 10 WILL We
cent of that at which gold may be imported VS. VS.
revise quotations for business as follows: Bankers
hills "A 81 and 81 81 for long and short sternng
5csGecyey 124 ana and and 1901 for gader
changed at 10l 5-l6 and 1o1 7-l6. United states
As higher az l25 T. and rs WerG resnSnss
closed With further advance based '.iD upon Sg
ths forenoon,s home quotations; but the closing s
nres for Central and Hudson inLondon-1l94C
are the equivalent of 115's6115i2 In New-1ork:
Par silver was ls lower at 5O7sd per ounce. AZ AZ
paris French per cents declined to 1900, ana re-
covered 10 7S II lo; and sight exchange on London
was off TO % 2312 francs to the L.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
DENVER AND RIO GRASDE.
1890 1888
xDm,or Of mile. leo Ss3
in october.
Ian 1 a O'io''''"
rAsr TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
1880 1883 Differences.
Month Of July. sgssS5s ssSJ5a Inc sgassSs55s
$$ Ss5 i 545i S Inc 1855
Ju,v 70 t.l4... si,O2o70I si27oOlO Inc s2lO9io
Exports of merchandise at New-fork:
1881. lSS2.. 1850
- .o-oor az 500 G7t ~ O3G039 s7.lOl2ll
Previously reported. S0s493S67 270O25'IOo 2S2SOo4o
To,a, since Ian sSI6OsIO4l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
tinted STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Ihe proceedings OF
the United States Supreme Court to-day were as fooWs
ENo 67-Mary SteeveT appellant agt James n Hicklnan
Ordered that appellant costs que clerk Wth twenty
davs o. case will be dismissed -
10 6S-ROber and William Mitchell, plainuns III error ag
William O. CLARK Passed.
No Gg-Albert Como aud W. s. CaTkn, appellants, agt
Charles \ Crane and others. Passed go,
No 57-The United states, appellant agt FRANCIS A I'D
bOns, jr. Argued. - Ar.
70 F-JOseph and others appellants ag Henry sOde
Argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

1FyYFpoot oct % -2;3O d. m-PoTk-prime Meas West
h, steady us. Bacon-sbort iu0 steady az JS; L0ns
Clear steady "a 35S; short Clear steady al Sos Od I&d-
Prime Wesrn nr,er AZ 4Os fican choice
steady at 57s ca Wheat-New Western winter steady ~
r. No. White steady Cd COrn-Mixed new steady
~ %. 3D.
SOa- 3D.
.,lOsDoS, Oct 23.-3 p. m.-Tupentne Spirits dull at
10. 3D. -
AygsTeP Oct 2s.-wilcox's Lard closed at lo2 frAes
Per 100 kilos a.
HAVE oct. 9s,-wncoIs Lard closed st 81 frnnos 20
saitmea 90 kl0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
ange of prices and the total dealings were as fol-

The clearances elsewhere were: On CITY O,I0o,OOO
Bradford 3.91 :, 900; Pttsburg $3.50 900 barrels.
The refined market was unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn. Oct. 23.-Crude oil lower with n
continued bearsh tendency; runs Monday 1920 bar
rels; shipments 69I67: charters. 440is; cearances
600 United Pipe Line certificates opened at 81 O1S
and closed at 81 09 highest price, 81 09S lowest 81 o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
ncy fors sons 4

sen fairly at quotations exceptional very fancy ro sng
Stae& Penn perdoz. 81 a.
sss a. do e fas pSs SS = @
Apple, have ruled rm Sa 4 X clos. are .rrer suDvy
and average qasiiies tend sIg6tI IN buyers iayor
rules firm Peas IL light supply and Tuet but steady oines
s q9a @n % n a gOs'
dull Prices have without change but only ne
very choicest lots are held With any confidence fonds
lois rule dull at sSdss 90 veryie% lemons 6arns.
Apples, fall selec- Grapes - Concord.
E sf I @issdlct sSSsssS Delaware 81 per %
GTsenas,p Dbl $OSS3 Is Dlsas Psi b. -. 30 8
S6 10 5Os1O 10 oTsnses Fia. per
prime IAN OOa1O 90 Peafs Lawrence, '0O"'O0
Ss5.:v ] PEI s
Jersey p'f00h S0o"SOO v,ear per 55.. S SSS "
Duchess, per Dbl. 4O0d6 90
ounces per Dbl. 4O0d6O0
FRUITS BRRRIFs AND yUTs-DRIED.
oaecepts iG me wesg-ied Fruits 7GS psgs Peanuts,
Kind, Pff @h Fas Ss ns
accumulation and continued nun receipts Ey1posied apple!
hS sG iS' Sis eRSs % S9 saa SS ea
Rey NdR Carolina nice wSe &ppe hS GT &
and Common gTade down TO aa7e Coarse Gu, are not often
GlL Chopped Apples in fair demand al 4al2saticr for
2a3e The high prices asked for Eyaported Peeled Peaches
concession U1peelcd slow sudred Peaches lower and
very dull small lots Of southern Dam.on Plans se a. lao
Blaokberes lower and duh
Apples ,EyapOrated, Do DO unpeelcd %; 10 9I5
DO do Choice S 1888 i3 az faHey 1883 p'o'ou halls
DO DO seoR eg S siS BS 10 No. IL az
DO sliced, Peaches, Ga peeled
DO 10 sliced S99 Do 5'nSsy ~ l i:.:Et sEs'
DO DO sliced ga Peaches p Va Teeicd 10 Si5
Do KeDiicGy, qrso tiers; is82 %.- g.,
Do Tenn and KY, RaspperTies, i53s..'27 Se75
APEss Chopped Blacklist ISL 1888 90
Apples, cores and Plums-D amsons.... IL Gl23
skins. 49,. 29G IL uckle cherries,
rated peeled issg$27 89o PRIME ''''ii via
HOPS
Receipts for the week 5leO bales; last week SOL En
light but the prices paid IN the country together with this
feeling on ths best rad Of st1te Hops While %9ndbs
diMcnlt TO effect sales high 2Gc, would he equally
Common grades relt,ey plenty urgently offered and
strnnq Cairpia Hons have yei ipore iT,S p appd b
higher prizes quote. are NOR 70 cover he better Quality OTTER
state 1888, Prime to DO 1873; Common. l5qls
DO 1853, FAR TO Good 53$ California 1883 IsS2i
POULTRY AID CANE.
Receipts o. Live Poultry very heavy and the market Is
almost denorazed Thirteen cars OF Western arrived yester
buyers the stock lower both tOwls aud
very weak Turkeys iayornS buyers DacG3 and Geese
selling slowly az slightly reiucel prices
MARKET Dressed Poultry has been oyCrtOcNe very
duh and lower The receipts last week considerably In
sunday although prices fell very low under the EFFORT 10 close
ont So fl this week the arrivals have continued heavy he
reduced The and chicken and Fowls ara
freely offered in large lots az II 2cc only few small sales
OF P9n! quality go ng any higher PM acIia fhieh
ems oaered at 6G rs in T%St lots ana on ~. - o,b ag
6nds 9e32 5RTSe poor ?3 plenty dn and Low; c' Ia
ueBt9 Guy MI al VIII VIZ na - M r n, ,,eptv
and du those Of good qlaiy wanted wooicock du and
quiet; offered al IL loo for saddles, ana hard to sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGE

CLOSING PRICEs Of CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRtNcIs,o, Tuesday, Oct. - 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
Apples, fall, selec.

N PRtf'f hoaag oNARe
led, fancy. 1900. 4
FalI. mixed, lots.
Baldwin, per Dbl.
Greening,per Dbl.
Cranberries, Cape
Cod, fancy, per
Dbl. -...-...--.-.lO
Cape Cod, fair 20
prilnc..........- .
Cape Cod, per
IVA sHaHssss
Jersey per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

July 10 oct IA. sl,OZO,iJ4 Sl'Z'OViu i"' ~''
EXPORTS of merchandise at Ncw-fork:
-, .,.o, az bgO GA AZ O3G039 S7.iOl2ll
PTevonsly reported. SOs,i93S67 270O25IOo 2S2SOo4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
p,.popEAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total since Jan ssI0OslO4l s27s112oi0s2ooOos,Oo7
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
COLLECTION OF CUSTOMS.

The Treasury Department has Just
completed the annual statement, OF re.
eeip;s and expenses Of The various GUS
toms districts Of the United States for
the fiscal year ending Juno 80. 1883. Il
appears the total sum collected for Gus
toms was s2IG. 7sO, 500, and the cos. OF
collecting sG.422. l27. New York heads
the list, having cell, c,ed slI7, 9O4, isS
mt a cost OF 81, 1902 Ola. CT one cent aud
eight mills for every dollar. poston's
collections were s23,4T6.4I0. and the
cost Of collection tive curts and eight
mills on tn dollar. Philadelphia oil
lceted SI2, i6l. 32i, at q cost Of thr, e
cents and four mills, and San Francis
co ome fourth OF the list. with coll
lections Of SiO,3i5.o5o being threo
cents and eight mills on tie dollar.
Thus it appears that the Custom House
ofheers OF the port Of San francisco
poekeied the spug little sun of $685.
liz 81 for ih:ir services in the collec-
ton Of Uncle Sans revenue q, Tint
port alone. With reference to tho cost
OF collection Of revenues for preViou,
years tho Virginia Chronicls says:
Conld the Treasury Department favor
tho people With q similar statement, oil
collections and cost thereof for some
months about election time-say, for
instance. the months OF October or No.
yombor, 1872
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n.~Arro.s,~..


Ex-Serator 9haron's friends In San
Fnaetseo. ears the Silver State. charge
that his arrest las, Saturday for sdOl.
,ery vas the resnit 81 = conspiracy on
the past Of his political enemies. They
Ail-ge iha, thess en- ui.s inspired Mn.
linl, who e.aiEs. n be his wife. to take
this action for the pnrppss Of destroy
Jog Siiaron,s political iufiuenes in Ne
yAda. IA the eI Senator gave bonds
for his appearance to day in the Police
Court. to answer to the charge prefer
red against him. and soon af.erward
took the train for the east. II is expect
I'd ,hst a bench warrant will be irsued
for his arrest at the instance Of the
plaintiff.
Il is hardly possible that Sharon's
friends in San Francisco can be SO ig-
norunt Of his standing among the peo-
pie Of Nevada. as the above would
imply. Sharon. before his election to
tbs United States Senate from this
STATE, pretended to be Q resident Of
Eevad.. but since his election, he has
given mp that P~retsntion. and while it
is limited that ho may be n candidate
for the Senatorship to succeed John p.
Jones. It is a we'll known fact that, IN.
der tho Constitution, which requires
Fix months actual residence rs q quail
feaiion for voters. he could not oxrr-
else the elective franchise in Nevada.
Sharon has no political influence in
Nevada, except what is purchasabl-,
aud hat his money will command Just
as readily nov. ms before his arrest for
ADULTERY in San r.uncisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

On Saturday afternoon the corner
s'one Of the ne Courthouse Of Esiner-
aida county WAS laid a. Hawthorne.
with ap~PropriSts ceremonies, A band
WAS in ATTENDANCE nnd entertained the
audience with instrumental music.
Judge Cnrlcr made a telling speech
which was wOrulY ~applnuded. a mum
Der OF articles. including n list Of the
cauniy officers, uud copies OF the Her
aid AMI Buileton. were placed within
the stone. After the ceremonies we're
concluded the music was retained md
the festivities concluded with n noon
light dance which was well attended.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
A Lost Girl Found.

A special dispatch from FL Paso,
Texas. says that u Iry Churchill. who
disappeared from her home in St Lou
is -four weeks ago. has been found in
Ell Pnso. Del Norte. on the Mexican
side Of the Rio Grande river. opposite
Ell Paso. in disrrputublo company. but
the statements are SO contradictory and
unreliable that little credit is placed
ON than. Col. Churchill, the girls
father, 10 nsing every effort TO obtain
definite infoIm stion. and perhaps the
facts in the case may bo ascer,-ined
soon. A. F. CG'dSell. the man who Is
alleged as having taken Miss Churchill
to FL Paso, ard left her. is now located
by n correspondent ri Parallel, Meeieo.
His identity /, moi clear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
Tho Reek Case.

Last Fall George j.. RNek. Repi.tli-
o au candidate for Superintendent, Of
Schools in Eureka county. shot James
Z Anderson, editor OF the Eureka Lead
er. in6icting wounds which proved ia
tai in o few days. Reok was examined
before a Justic, Of the Peace. aud nc
quilted on the ground that the shooting
was UNSUITABLE, Ind. tho Grand Jury
subsequently took simimilar action in
the matter. The Virginia Enterprise.
probably acting on information re-
csieyed from prejudiced sources. de-
olared that Anderson had been mur-
dered. aud stigmatized Reek ms n muir
dersr. Rsek brought suit for libel
against the Enterprise Publishing
Company. aud tho defendants de-
hurried to tho complaint. This was
months ago, and it was generally spp-
posed that tho matter had been dropped
or settled, urt,l a few days Eg0, when
Judge Rivss overruled tho demurrer
and gave defendants thirty days in
which 10 answer tho complaint, nud II
is quite probable that the case will DO
tri cd this Fall.
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Tho Denver Fraud.

The Denver Exposition Is. as far ss
We eau judge from tho public press. n
speculation gotten mp for tho benefit Of
o few speculative Individuals, The
Denver Tribune has this 10 say Of TIC
fraudulent conosrn: Denver has 10 ex-
position. There is no such Institution
IN this vicinity ip whose management
the city las any voice. There Is an ex-
position owned mud conducted by four
OF i've gentlemen, only two Of whom
are Coloradopns. but this is purely a
private affair. Denver has nothing TO
do With It Of oil. The firm owning IL
can n'oso II up at my time md this
city could not even enter n protest any
more than II could against any indisil-
nal who Hns doing ne ho pleased with
his " property" The Colorado
prea'. knowing the facts. should have
,iposfd the scheme before II iipened
sud tAr,d the several States aud Terri
tories from being deludtd Into sending
theft exhibits to Denver for display.
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a ROW vida somn Innlnn.

Boise City advices state that there Is
every prospect of another Indian war,
this time with tho Bannucks Of Idaho.
A week ngo, on little Camas Prairie, a
party OF Bnnnock Indians encountered
q prospecting patty under Henry Der.
nnrd. Que Of the party lost lis horse
mud traced 1t to the Indian epcamp
inert. When he claimed IL the Indians
became insoleut, whereupon Bernard
knocked one of the young bucks. who
bad the most to say, down. The IN.
dians then opened IRE, which was i'm
mediat.ly returned by the whites, who
wounded three Indians an killed one.
Several members Of the prospecting
party wero wounded. three Of them
severely.
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weIcome TO YnInrh.

AL tho guests OF tho Willard party
arrived Mt Portland. Or, wednesday
morning at an early hour. Imposing
demonstrations OF welcome were nc.
corded tho pnrty. There were decora.
lions on The streets and public build.
ings. the finest and most elaborate ever
seon In the Northwest. A procession
two miles In length represented all tho
branches Of business md industry. At
tho pavilion speeches wcro made by
Hon. NJ. G. George. Representative in
Congress; President Willard, Carl shnrz
VIM. Evnrts md others. Thousands
Of visitors from all parts Of tho North.
Wcs' wero In tho city. Gen. Grant
attracted much attention. but declined
TO make q speech.
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A Brutal Murder.

A bloody q fair occurred Wednesday
morning on the prairie, three miles
fr5nI Cheyenne, Wyoming, between
James knight, q freigLter, and two
men, H. Moore md j. II. W,pzsI, who
slept in Knights wagon. About day
light Moore arose, struck Knight With
IN AK, knocking him senseless, and
then attacked Wspztl. WHO, after the
first blow awoke odd fought, taking the
ax from Moore, not, however, until be
had received Another. blow on the head.
Moore then took n revolver and shot at
Wenz ] four times. Wenzel had two
bullet holes in his chest. one in his
ltft arm and one through his left hand.
A soldier who was out duck hunting
went to the rescue and Moore fed over
the hills. Wcnz=i's skull is fractured,
and a ball passed through both lungs.
Knights skull is also fractured.
Moorc's object was to get $50. which
WAS in Wanzel's sutchsl. but wns un.
successful. Officers nro in pursuit.
WeDzcl's homo is in Clarion county,
Penn. Little is known Of Moore.
wenzel has since died. and Knight is
not expected TO live.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

The Republican party secured its
tenure Of Office by the epfranehisemrut
OF the negro, and o sueh giant pill
lars OF the party as Henry Ward Beech.
eE. see in the dear, down-trodd.n Mon
goliAn nm opportunity to p,~rp.tuate
their grip on the reiuS Of government.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Th. steamship Nrs.da brought to
Ssv Yosk % Monday 60 6vesdish
prussiyt,st % Mo,ronisn. which IL de-
seribsd n, The tcrlesi that ever landed
on our shores. Some crippled. Que
hiad and al 6ltay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

J. W. Deerins aud L. @. Ames of
Salt Lake. Se,e hshirg in the Jordan
nver ui,h gent Powder. aud Ly q pre-
mature explosion Dssring lost both legs
and oos arm. aud disd after several
q Of t5erueiatiug agony.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Our Descriptive Illustrated Price
List. No. 40. OF DRY Goods. etc., viii be
ssued about March LIST. 3 . Prices
quoted In No. IS will remain aood until
That date. Sond Ms your name carly for
eopy Of No. 40. Free 20 any address.
MONTGOMERY WARD y CO.,
1914 aaa Wsbaah Ave., Chicago. III
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

From the prospecting that has been
done In Wyoming, nj expert gives II as
bis opinion that the worlds future pc.
irosum supply will DO found ia tba,
Territory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Denver is in the midst OF q mania for
artcsiau wells. Nearly every nun Is
boring ono iu his buck yard, aud the
usual greeting is. "iIow does she boro
today"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Tho fever prevalent ut Gnaymns is not
yellow fever, bat "touto." or crazy fe.
yer, so called because its victims Be.
come dslorious.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

The heaviest feost known for years.
ut this season of the year. occurred in
Northern Ohio on last Saturday night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

AZ Scranton. Penn. Andrew vii.
Hams . yong man Of p. playfully
pOistsi . revolver at his sister sged Is
With the usual rssu.t.-Sbe vas buried.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

A nne deposit OF sulphur in almost n
pure state. has been recently discovered
by Majpr Will ms upon hia ranch Mt
Oritgn Hill, nbont Hvo miles cast OF
Santa Barbara, California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Constantine Mnrdi. confined in ill at
Louisville. KY. for wife murder hanged
himself in his cell, thereby saving the
county expense.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Mrs. Stonswall Jackson. widow Of
the famous Confederate General. break
tasted With Governor b. F. Butler on
Sunday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Admission Day was observed in the
principal cities aud touns Of California
~ professions. speeches &c.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Smith, & Co.'S large factory OF SCHOOL
and Office furniture at Boston. burned
recently. iDeurriug u loss Of s7j.ooo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Street car travel in Washington is
suspended on account of o strike
smcng the drivers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

fAAp.sasrs 81 many Rsa fnAe.seo
essrsAo severely erliei.ed Hsnry
vsrl Rsseh.r and bic aoesiines. soSe
a th.a desiSnadas him "A fallen
Church Star.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

The statue of eI.President Zachary
TAYLOR. ut Louisville. Will DO unveiled
on the goth instant.