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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30

coIorless allnnist alton This has not been Now that
the turmoil subsidies and the paint Is taken od and
the calm of moro popular fiat, like the throwing
down Of the kings wader in the old lists, passes through
the air beginning To profess they ma II dlll'
and to say of the bmly EXETER Of contention, with so
much quarrel in him he breeds It In everybody else,
that he interesting and very enter
tanning man, who might fairly draw his salary II only Tor
agitang wits and disturbing the poutlcai pool tnat
becomes with long possession stdgnant ana Iou Oouu
we deaeh our conscience and let our nulhOf pay we
might AFFORD To laugh at the, pOrtentOus official aud
oili ous fortunes thut have startled III us chllsn
dread credit OF suaTtuess IL the universal lilDute III
these ATTITUDES to man. But a. apprehen, ne mas ia
been FOR his ends rather laundering ana hwise tho
Is not dementa hut chaotic not farslghtei, but IN
sane Of expedents, not or principle ana sut r
IN his assault on the moral senln,en. mus. i, "
premature winter in Russia or captain or mercenary
ii under the "a white fning flakes OF the ballOtbox
lie cannon abide wno has treated a state rs though It
hid history, conscience. anu no relglOh anu as y.
were not living body ANA roootng m nv nincs Of
brute paper printed with candidates name OF oLny
ANAL part OF the general territory strategic corner ior
his mDrided ambition to commence lts ralu OF loIay'
THE PUZzLE-woRD FOR PLoTTERs
The puzze-w0rd for plotters 10 play the game Nlth
the people sta and those who go not with the epheme
rally nourishng gamester, he styles te peoples enemies
each after the people have concluded agaihsIhh VINO
are the people Something body outside OF u.s. Oh you
and met Are not Of the people, blue piOou, say
our enterprislng Governor. IL corrupt How VIII"
proud flesh Verify pride soeth before destruction ana
hanGhty spirit before fall Bat is there any speeai po
ton OF this community labelled alien, and no. Oh t" pep
pie parcel and part II so let 1t emigrae az oA"e %
much il certain that the people OF Massachusetts, ns
in their majesty with ample majority, have ut'ef
their voice and said We Will not have this man 10 repro
sent us and while there seems 10 DC ho"ere
any proper aiction at, but marvellous acquescenee w.
his defeat there IA "a grateful feeling ana
"A holy a 10y at hts discontinue us ever
svcIIed aud burned In a states or Nations pFe'se
This peFsors notion Of what person. one OF the peoP
may ue l. ,iIlar II can ueFer lac IhlnAs VI S"''' ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30
From Aronda,.. Daily.l
HALNAGUNDI.

George Fillmore is down FROM Hal.
ieek station to day.
DR.. &c. Rooms lief, this morning
for n professional tour through Ruby
Valley.
The lecture by R.v. Mr.. James will
be postponed until he returns. from
Conference.
Z. IL. Ryan, chief Of one Of the Cen
trail Pacific Departments, arrived here
from Lsad,r's capitol 10y tn. train las,
evening. lie will probably return west
this evening.
Tue body Of Bernard N,,arre. better
knewn rs 'Frcnchy," was found near
Beo"aSe, with his skull broken in. IL,
was n 'eSrt,ys farmer and was born
in France 60 years ngo.
Hon. c. S. varian, of Reno. passed
through for S at Lakc City by the train
last evening. Mr. yatian IL an old-timr
Resident CT this State. but has now
abandoned his practices ut Reno TO fol
low his Profession OF the law among
the saints.
A letter from Hon. G. W. Cassidy Of
Eureka, dated ON the liih instant. nj
Fortress NonrOe. says that his uifc's
health has considerably improved. Ga
the following week they Intended NOV
log fauher south. returning 10 Wash.
ingtou uy the middle Of October, or the
LIST Of November vt iurihess.
AT the annual meeting Of tho Grand
Prize Mining Company LIST Monday.
the following officers aud Director.
were rlectcl: J. l.. Blown. President:
Thomas whitley. j. Il. DAYTON. I ON.
NJ Cole, Niar-Presilrui,; l.. VI. Hall.
Secretary; John L D.E1n, S~Iper,n,en-
dent.
y PiitsLurs jury gave q verde;
against n railroad company for the
nm1Hnt Of money stolen from q passsa-
Prr in II sleeping car. SINE, the de-
frulcrt," the Juise CHARGED. '.sold a
ticket !or (! Ia addition Ia ia, Regular
ra'"s Of pss,rI". offered rh- facilities Of
sleeping a "a illlren-at 10 pay the
ix.Ta money. it bplul I.s ITO pru,rc.
is patrons while they w.r, ns.gcp Gul
W ct. . 80 4 H..
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Irron wednesday. DAILY
sALMAGuNDI.

j. G. Smyles has been appointed
County Surveyor Of Humbold, county.
Captain drummer. who last had
charge Of tho Mineral Hill mines Will.
owned by the English Company passed
west by the train 'last evening. The
Captain has been for some time past
engaged in mining oni smelling in
Utah. aud will y ass through on his re.
tar. to that territory within two or
three days, liis present trip being
merely n flying business one.
hisrcp9r:ed that one of the Repub-
lican papers OF Reno will soon came
ont as n Democratic journal. There
are but two republican papers publish
ell the:e but which IL Of them Il TO
make the grand ''Aup." is not stated.
l. prospect That the next National
Administration will be Democrats vii,
have :h- ,ffec: to aus "a grca. many
pers'ps to nbdicAte their messy back
position THAT none bat R-puJlicans
CT" be viriuous. i~u,e:li gent or loyal.
Ex.Lieutenant Governor Chel!is, of
California died at Myrtle Creek. Ore
Gon. ia destitute circumstances on
Monday. Ho was we'll known in this
part OF Nevada. having been a resident
oil Cor'ez in the early days when it was
n pant Of Lander county. and in later
yeats u White 1; OK in this county. in
which vicinity lie waslarg.ly interested
IN mines. lie was one Of the orcan-
izeis Of Bull Run district and for n
long time occupied n small dwelling
penr the month Of Whit Rock CANYON.
John Hcun-ssy's trial for the muir
der Of Mrs. Hattie Fellows. whose
throat hs cut from err TO ear on the 9th
Of Last July ia the back yard of n house
Gu owar street, San francisco. was
concluded on ThuIsdly afteraoou be.
fore Judge Farrell and n jury. After
deiibcrtiinG for on, hal! hour n verdict
OF murder in the first degree was rcnd-
cred. HeTnessey's defense o flusinity
produced Gy long aud continued use OF
alcoholic stimulanls saved his neck
from the haagnian's moose, tue verdict
Of the jury fixing bis punishment. ut
imprisonment FOR life.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30
From Thursday. Daily.
sALuAeuNnr.

A $50. 600 ere occurred at Haley on
Monday. destroying an entire block OF
buildings.
Mes~s Payne 4 Ferpaii received by
rail from tina sest this morning another
carload Of lumber and timbers.
Warner & Co. received by rail from
The east this morning Are more car
loads Of coke for the furnace at Bullion
Railroad District.
A special from Nogales reports ter
rible state of affairs at Homosillo from
yellow fevei. Magdaiena is said to be
also heavily afflicted.
We learn that George N. Rufoer,
who fell d victim to HE, fever near
Mazitlan last mouth. was n nephew CT
Mrs. IF. Burner. of this place.
The firm of Cox & Hunter Of tho
Elko market is o changed to L;tton
& Hunter, G. W. Litton having pur.
chased the interest Of Joseph Cox.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: C.. Meuter. J. C. Williams,
Chinaman. Departed this morning:
Mrs. Frank Culver. L. G. Mcclellan.
A heavy gale on Lake Erie Tuesday
caused the loss Of lives and shipping.
aud aid considerable damage at Buffalo.
II was tie heaviest gallo experienced
on the lake for years.
1t transpi;es that Miss Ansie Hill.
who claims to DO the wife Of VIM. Shar-
on, is a sister of Morgan Hill. whose
marriage to Miss Diana Murphy caused
n sensation some months ago.
Immeuse forrest fires are raging nenr
Santa Cruz and Notwithstanding the
most strenuous efforts to nrrest the
progress OF the flames which ARE ad-
vnueing with fearful rapidi,y. the city
is in danger of being burned.
The Ogden Pilot says that on tho LIST
OF next month, the time Of arrival and
departure Of trains on the U. Z. road
will be changed. A rumor reached us
several days ago that a change Of time
was conte nplated by the @. p. Goa,
pnny, and the above positive action by
the u. p. people now lends the rumSi
nn dir Of probability.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-30
From Tuesdays DAily.l
sALMAouxDr.

Arrived by stage from Tuscaroro
Yesterday: Mr.. nad Mrs. Casino. Rev.
u. w. James. DEPARTED this morning:
John Ainlsy.
Frank Riddle arrived from T~uscnrora
by stage las, evening and started for
Salt Lake City by the GAS train.
Frank proposes to winter among he
Saints.
The Shoshonp sqnav vino wanted /,
become tie lady ofiL- White lIous, is
said To b, goI"g int a decline. and.
'dis"ppointtd like u WORN in the BUD
Is feeding ON her copper eLsck.
W. I. Smith is having n new and
substantial sidewalk laid in front of
eis liar 'ware store. replacing the old
walk. wach was gninstp Il cay. Tn.
ne" II IL ro',r,d With four inch
'q~rHrsGimber.
ofeanh + ports the crops in Pheasant,
valley "bIut all 'hrrshe :, aui tue farm
'Ts "te di'nrpuintc'l as to yield, al.
Yuansiiy being cOusiLer.Lly less than
Tor the past two years. whn, has been
raised. However. is very clean and lrsi
class grain. Most Uf the rauchers will
hold 'heir gain for a better market.
A letter from Ben Payne 10 Iii, wife
brings tho Era,Ifyiur. r,ys tL,, h. :,
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Il. u. Barton AMI family. who have
been residents Of this place about two
years, let here by trnil Yesterday
morning for Laramie. Through tho
long continued illness OF Mr.. Barton
the family had become nlmos. entirely
destitute, and as they expressed a wish
TO 90 to friends in Laramie in the hope
OF bet:oring their condition, the Cen.
trail Pacific Company passed them over
their road 10 Ogden. tho citizens Of
this place donating n sufficient amount
10 pay their faro on The Union Pacific
road and their ether necessary cxpcus-
cs oh their route eastward.
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E!nl Gro,.Iu..

The Reno Journal records tho fac;
HAT Theodore Winters. of wlshoo,
raised a crop Of hops on his place this
season WHICH did so we'll that next
year hc VII p'a-t sixty acres Of them,
Hops have proved to be ouo Of the best
paying crops in Ca'il4.air, nud bling a
hardy plant, they GIouII do wei in
this state. Tho Iov purcs mlirg for
Er.in ~ this scion vii force farmers
T. t"nui"m Ito eU'tGrr O.! cereal, TO n
aEot It extent. aul tLcro is every reason
I" G.lcro tbs, 10y dvyutjmg q large DOE
ton Il heir Ian l. to the gro wing Of
hop., as Mr. Winters il nb5u, 10 do.
profitable returns would ol received
hom thrir labor. Hop growing, whcr-
over 'rird ia California, has proved n
success. a"d We Hro reliably informed
That ~ That State they arc n paying
crop ut twenty cents u roun1. Owing
10 " raitul !a.'Uro o; the Europ.nn
crop last year, the demand for Anrri-
can h p' seat the prices up To 4 dollar
u pound, aud for choice lots EVEN high.
cr figures were realized. All IN the bus
ints- malr Immense prui.s an tho cx.
t'"siro growers made large fortunes
from tho years rroluct. This wis tx-
cepiiSraI, Of course, bu. when il IL re-
mcmbctcd ;h,t tbs average price of
hops in the martct is from forty 10 six
ty cents per pound, they arc under or
dinhry circumstances a profitable crop.
Will, in California last Spring, we
spent some days in ono Of the large
hop growing districts and look occa.
sion tDg,th,r iaCt' regarding the bust
ness from tho,o directly engaged ia it.
From thu abundant yield OF tho few
vines grown in the sieril soil Of this
place, there il every reason to believe
that the c%nlturc II the hop on my Of
tho ranches III Tho county would prove
" marked success, and by :gdacias .ls
acreage in grain, thus preventing u sur.
Plus OF c~sfghI', Ieinuncrltiye prices
would he received for tho grain de.
maudvd. Tho objection that hops
would be endangered by carly frost
docs not s'rm t. bl n valid Que. lIcfe
upon the Humboldt, whctO fros,s are
earlier nui heavier than ia amy other
pat ut the county. tho vines thrive aud
The hops mature. Mr.. Wintcrs' expert
imtnt IN WRshoc has resulted yc.y sat-
isiuctory AMI It would be well worth
trying by sCmo Of our cnlorpdsiug
muchsrt. Tao roots for planting, to.
gcther with all the information ncccss
ury to succ,ss!nl hop raising eau bO
I. ohtniucd from Any Of tao hop growing
districts q California.
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we Accent.

John l.. Sullivan, the pugilist and
proprietor OF n fashionable saloon,
says that his poorcs. days receipts at
the fa!oUn here SI9j. lie proposes
soon 20 make n western tour during
With he will offer n prize Of $3.50 TO
any man who will stand before him
during four rourds with gloves.
He will probably pass through Elko.
and We take pleasure in naming Billy
Simpson na tho man who can rake
down that $3.50 without ncglecting hrs
enliErInt trlle We accept. John,
uni IL you viii wire when you will be
here, Billy shall be supplied with a
stout PAIR Of wool mitteus, home knit.
with which lac will make the fur ny.
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a niase.

This morning between s and G O'Clock
cloud Of smoke Was seen arising from
the wash house Of Coon wah. on tho
bank OF the river. and before assistance
could be rendered the entire structure
was in flames beyond control. and the
building and contents were consumed.
IS No ono sleeps at tho wash house il
Is supposed that the fro caught from
ashes which had been thrown out the
previous day. Considerable clothing
Was burned which. however. belonged
principally 10 Cinnamon. as Friday is
their wash day Fnd the washed clothes
were left in tue house over night. The
families of Sheriff Taber and Mrs. Gar
techt are tho only citizens we have
heard Of rs having sustained a loss by
the fire.
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an ETrHEiI -
Iou Thy ToHr Noary nGi Take
Your GhuIrr.

Iou I'ny yoIr Tonry nnI Take
ETur Choice.
Tho lite hishw"y robbery near " il.
IN which q couple Of innoccn; railroad
c'ndncicrs whr lad never proG,cd by
n Turing prTqu;sitcs. w'r' ",t"ud mp
aud Goue through" has created u
siruns desire In crgtniu quaIt,t3 to
"plhy for oven aud r'sulieI in tha rr-
ccipt 4 a voluminoIG correspondence at
lhiN oGicc ,hi5 morning Ia which each
Of Tho c%UutcudiuR p1itics present
equally coEcuI rcasous why his state
mont shouid Mono bo entitled to nc
crplanc, 10y a d,scrim uaIlng puhli5.
Mr.. CoT,ez uos, soIcmuly NsS'rls
that Lis friend on b,iug conveyed in Il
luggY two.nnd.hnlf miles from town
and lott NJ the lIpt Springs 10 navigate
the desert between those Iirgpil waters
aud tho town on foot, made tho cniirc
distance in tho remarkable tIa'c II three
hours. Tho alleged rerpcirE.GT Of O''"
ped sirinn "frnt' ~ omphni.ct'iy de-
cinfCs thnt his Salt Lake companion
was the prrson who dill tho tramp
ing, aud that he himself got IN
OH the deck Of a c'iuge. Now
in Wow Of tu,so conflicting allie.
cations and tho established torntnuoa
for truth aud vcrr.ty ot the nllrgators,
40 shalt accept rs our authority
in the DECISION Of this ;u'i'
ctto case, tho Ingenious opinion Of
Captain Toby uhcn called np1u to de.
cito under s.n,lar uyiuI circumstance
"'rho most Gilrc, route T. ihr Rr,ut
citadel Of imih 1 ha,ing been there
myself on several occnsipua'- sill tho
ilIuaricus Chp,,i1, "Iirs through Ih1
mediation Of n iius h.g q na1:i.h.
mcnt.'' "N|I .I..g.. nov irfHn
their ,,.i..a .a { -nn. u0a Obi.
ln.ro~..a No.. .a. 81
taeat Of a.,. l....sa"
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Tho uumiboIa, mon,c noou

AA"hiDSiut AIOuNC EOOnl.
Owing 10 tho hard times prevailing
throughout this section 1 have ro.
duced The price Of tickets good for ono
meal. 10 ihrco Cor 81. The house
has been recently ovsrhauled, and my
one wanting q clean bed and good room
will DO accommodated ut reasonable
rates. nm determined TO sustain tho
established reputation OF the house rs
n hrst class hOstelry and lodging house,
and patrons need only to give me a
tIial TO be convinced that I have the
best and cheapest accommodations in
Elko. The bar is stocked with every
thing in the line OF irst-clis s imported
and domestic wines and liquors. which
wero purchased ut figures TO allow mo
to duplicate California pricesc freight
added. Puro old bourbon will be sold
by tho bottle. in pints nnd quarts. OF
90 cents aud 81; Best California Bran.
dies. in pin,s md quarts, T5cts and
Sl.50; Glare. and White Wine, so cts
per bottle; Blackberry Brandy, Gins,
California B%itters, etc, etc., at equally
low prices. Bixel's beer always on
drnusht. and for sale by the bottle at
25ets. Only the most popular brands
Of cigars kept on hand. Come and see
me. JOE LANG.
Humboldt Boarding and Lodging
Houso, Elko, Nevada.
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IFrom Saturdays Daily.l
SALMAGUynl.

The Fall term Of the Cariiu School
will probably open on the frs, Monday
in October.
Itinerant printers nre rot .'fcw and
far'brtween." rs their appearance Is
almost q daily occurrence.
Tho wounded sptpitrd came down
this afternoon. and his injuries are not
so serious us at FIRST reported.
NJ Ainl@y. Mr.. J.. brown. Ms. 4
Wines and Miss Liblie Grover cam in
from Pleasant Valley this morning.
Departures by stage this morning:
Al Tcby. Arrivals this evening: II.
Fonticill'. S N Pitcher and wife, Mrs
Butts.
Tho Chief having arrived, the l,bors
OF the occasional aud temporary editor
close. for the present, wiih this issue Of
the INDEPENDENT.
Colonel Rickard, a former Supc,in-
tcud'nt OF the Riclmcnd mino At Eu-
Joka, was passenger by the west
bound trniu last night.
S. 5. Scare RETURNED f.om san Fem.
cisco last evening. lie reports that his
son Creed 10 out Of Il ngcr nnI rccoVrr-
ing rnpidly, nui Mrs. Seats w.ll Prob
ably return with him la the cuuis, O!
three or t1ur weeks.
There have been quit, a numb,r IL
the brake beam fraternity in town dur
ing the PAS: wocL, but they have cou-
fined their operations 10 IN occasional
will you please, MAN, p.ys TIC
Something to eat till l can gri wp,It''
Miss Emma Gariler. who has boon
visiting friends AMI relatives ia Sta
Francisco for the .n,t ten O.. ,l,Y.l
months. returned 10y las. evening"
train. H,r ~sisrrr, Miss Rose, having
finished her school term At North Ruby,
arrived by ,Lo w,s,.Jauul train lat
night.
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The fishing party consisting Of John
Hibbit", JAS. MeBurney, T. N. Stone,
W. w. Rogers aud 4. w. Hesson, who
wcntdowh the river q couple OF days
ago returned las, evening witho abuud.
ant evidence OF their skill with tho rod.
a liberal donations by Mr.. Hibbets en-
nbles this scribe TO speak ndvisedly of
the superior flavor CT Humboldt trout.
Ptesis. in well doing. gentlemen.
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From E.ia-,.. Duly.
aALMAQuaDE.

Andy Murdoch. Of Mineral Hill. isia
tosn for tho frst time In eight years.
Z S. Yea,es and wife returned froa
their visit to wiseensin. on ss.ufdSyRs
v. II. Peaso. of the o. s. Stage iise.
Is sick with chills and fever Ai Canon
City.
The express train from The East this
evening is reported one hour behind
time.
Mrs. Hagen. nee Miss Lizzie Gan.x,
came down from hei home at Fort Hal
leek by the train last evening. She is on
the way to visit her mother at Railroad.
Arrived last evening from TuscArora:
John Airley. NJ. s.. Pickner. George
Doughsrty, C%hinamnn. Departed this
morning: w. J.. Smith. F. II. Ne.
Phs,ras. E. j. BrAndlcy. Two Chinese.
Smallpox has made its appearance at
several points in Utah. 1t was brought
in by The immigrants. An exchange
asks: Wonder II the elders in Zion
will tackle the disease by the usual
laying on OF hands?'"
CHARLEY Eiscnberg arrived from Bull.
lion this evening and states that the
new furnace ut that place will start up
on its first run next Monday morning.
Ben Yates ieGms-nre loading with coke
for Bullion this evening.
II is truly wonderful. says the Times
Review, to see how quickly some ed.
itors drop the subject when hey find
they have got their patron Saints into
a mess, by trying to justify On illesa
act by quoting an irrelevant statute.
Tho Reno Journal says q jury was
obtained in the Coombs case ut 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
testimony on behalf Of the State will be
commenced this morning. The open
ing statement Of the case was made By
District Attorney Torreyson.
The funeral OF the late Alex Weed
took place from the Masonic Temple In
San Francisco. aud was attended by
the Masons, Knights Templar, Work.
men and Chosen Friends, Of oil Of
which orders deceased was n member.
George Ssitz was ono of the pail bear
ems.
The San Francisco Post y Tho
manufacture Of sugar from sorghum
has begun in Chicago. Should the
process prove a success. It will open up
great possibilities for the desert lands
Of Utah, Nevada and California. Sor-
ghum aouriShes in Utah and requires
bat little water. The soil is the same
as hat Of Nevada. and the sagebrush
portions Of California. and if these
lands could be reclaimed 10y irrigation,
We could produce sorghum enough 10
supply the United States with sugar.
These Same lands are adapted to tho
cultivation of the sugar beet, which has
done well. wherever planted in sage
b:u.h land.
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Professor Gignoux has arrived here
from the Western part OF The State, aud
will take charge Of tho mining nnd as
saying dcImrlmtn, at the State uniyer.
sity on tho f0l OF October. Ito IL
looking Os beatty and pleasant as when
be left here Tor tho classic abn lcs Of
Carson. aud his numerous friends In
the "grcnt East" heartily. II not strict.
ly aasthCticaliy welcome his retorn.
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Lucky Jack 1ets n PaoSaSe Ex-
press eel.

a reporter CT the American visited
Mr.. Jack Graves, tho driver Of Stocken
Engine No. :, to SEQ II ho had received
the $4,000 announced drawn on ticket
No. 97,5G3 in tho August drawing Of
tho Louisiana Slate Lottery. lie was
found in Chief s.ooscll's Office. talking
abou. buying q residences for himself
aud family. 'Lucky Jack" rs no Is
TOT called, called on ar. Dorsey G.
Pierce, Agent Of the Express, who
handed over the usual yellow package,
With n very unusual number OF brown
senis upon 1.-THE took oul ten pack
ages Of grcenbicls, caeh containing
$1,000 In $40 bills. His wife will still
do all her homework, but no il GLAD
tia, he drew tho sio,O 900 in the Louis
lana State Lottery. ms no can buy him.
self a huc homo and put $4,000 out al
interest besidss.-Nashville. Tenn. AM
nean. August %.
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The Ente Shooting nj forth ror,

Dr.. Mrigs informs liz that the Next
ran vaqncro who was shot by Ramoue
in a fraCn' at the camp on North Fork,
Saturday, is severely, but not danger.
ously wounded. One ball entered the
point Of the shoulder. aud passing
through, CT: the skia across tho throat.
and another passed through the other
shoulder near its Top. Witnesses in the
case nrs oSpcctc! to arrive by the train
this evening, aud Rainone will proba-
lily have n hearing before Justice Green
p.IOfrnw.
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= Fortunate Runaway.

=. j.. Jones. Of Pleasant Valley,
started for home VITA hts team and
lish; spring wagon this morning. and
driving mp TO the grocery store OF II.
Chase. left the team while he stepped
for 4 mcmcn. inside. Tho horses at
once struck ont for hons on n lively
trot b. the way Of tie upper bridge,
aud were caught at that point by Mr..
Jones, who. by ttkinS a short cut. oy-
crhauIel them. AMI jumping in the
wagon 1t tho rear, secured tho reins
md droYe the team back TO town. Tie
team was in frightened and
were evidently under tho impression
that their driver had been guiding
Them from tho first.