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Destitute Irish In Canaia.

OTTAWA, ONT, November 20.-Report
made to the combined city charities points
out terrible condition OF the poor Irish
immigrant families IN this city. The To-
ronto GlObe asks why should not the Impe-
rial Government be called upon to refund
what the people OF Toronto and other Ca
madam cities may have to pay for the sup
port Of some Of those who, reduced to alb
ject poverty, admittedly by the Injustice
and misgovernment OF ages, are sent TO US
because the imperial policy requires their
removal from Ireland.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Prussian Diet.
[By cable to Inc Dispatch. |


BERLIN. November 20.-The Prussian
Diet was opened at noon to-day in the
white hall OF The Royal Castle by Herr
Won Pultkamer. Minister Of the Interior.
The speech from the throne set forth that
fine financial situation had improved, and
that the working OF the railways by the
state had resulted in the accumulation OF a
considerable surplus. The new budget
does not make any claim upon the credit
81 the State, but certain dispfoportion
continnes in regard to the resources OF
the Treasury rs compared with the de-
demands upon 1t arising from the pressure
~ commercial charges and inadequacy OF
the salaries OF public officials. The speech
annonnces the introduction In the Diet OF
a hill taxing incomes derived nom pro-
nsrtv and OF a measure for the further
purchase OF railways by the State.
An Alleged Irish Secret Society.
I,oSpoN. November 20.-The Standard
nublisbes long letter from correspondent
whose good faith ii states to be beyond
question. who processes to be member o.
nm American-Irish secret society. Thu
writer expresses his regret at having join
ed the organization, and says that ever,
| one is watching each other; that he Is
ns,d officer. receiving $i3 weekly; that b
mist keep himself acquainted with tn
I'whereabouts OF the 22S under him, to whor
he q required TO hand sealed orders
Mat everything In the society Is don
with the greatest secrecy by ballo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-21

DEAUTY.-For Rough, Chapped, and
40 GREASY skin, Black Heads. Pimples, and
n-Blemishes, use CUIiCURA SOAP.
no lS.Sn& W&w
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English Libel Suit.

LONDON. November 20.-At the Central
Criminal Court yesterday the Central News
Company applied to have certain alleged
libels. which have appeared in the London
Sportsman since the dismissal OF the sum-
mons for libel last week, added to the in
dictment. The Recorder ordered the mat
ter postponed until the counsel for the
g,o.Je,a o., co,,l1 ha hoard
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For sale by Druggists. Pnce so cents a bottle.
Read the following:
"BLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL PROPdY-
Tactic is the best disinfeciant that have ever
used- ISignedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. ID.
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Germans Poisoned.

THORN, WEST PRUSSIA, November 2O.-
Fifty persons IN this city have been at
tackled by trichinosis.
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Victoria AZ windsor.

LONDON, November 2C.-Queen Victoria
and suite left the royal residence at Bal
moral. Scotland. to-day for Windsor Castle.
The police closely guarded the train upon
its arrival at Aberdeen. The officials of the
Great Western Railroad Company took eX-
rraordinary precautions for the safety of the
train, and when it reached the yiaduct
across Windsor Slough large gangs OF men
,r,inrflnd tho nrchnS
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ITO TAXPAYERS.

II " -
As counsel for several holders OF VIRGINIA
BONDS. have anamber Of TAN-kEttiNAbLE
COUPONS, which am Instructed u oJer upon
advantageous terms To- persons Wishing 10 uss
them In payment of taxes IN the mode prescribed
By the KiddlebeIger laws. Address
RICHARD J.. MAURl.
Attorney at Law, 1918 Main street,
no lS-lm upstairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-21
The Recent Egyptian Array.

LONDON, November 20.--A Cairo CORE
spondent says that latest official accounts
OF the fighting at Toka state that the Egyp-
tians lost II officers and 1i2 men, besides
six Turks and several Greeks. They also
lost one gun and 800 rifles. About 80 OF
them reglined their shin. The Egyptians
during the fight formed hollow square.
when a large number OF the enemy
locked their shields together and rushed
through the Egyptian line. An immediate
rInic among the Egyptians resulted. IL
il doubtful il the black troops can be spared
from Massonab. which is in the same crti-
chi position rs Suakim. The British gun.
boat Ranger has been ordered from Alden
to S,lakim.
The Times, in leading article, con-
ciudes that the continued presence OF sub
stantial English garrison In Egypt is essen
tial TO the interests OF civilization.
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and that no one knows the others
business, although several may have SINH
lar tasks to perform. The writer believes
that some Of the employees in the post-ofl!ce
are members OF the society, as 1t Il Known
at headquarters when a member receives a
letter, from where, and from whom. lie
says the cold man has re0rganized every
thing since the last great failure. and that
some OF his party have left for some, to
him, unknown destination, all OF whom
received before leaving sums OF English
money. The writer concludes MS follows !:
at Is cruel tyranny. Once the oath is
taken, member surrenders his liberty,
and snies witch his every STEM
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4 NIIAHLFS u. JI nU ENCs RI
~ No. 3l7 EAST BROAD STREET. -.
NEAREST CORN Err YOUTH STREET, nj
cordially invites all In need Of ~
FURNITURE
20 call and examine his new stock stored IN thfee
different buildings. IN endless variety. and con-
spicaoas for LOW PRICES and GOOD QUAIL
IsY, such as novelties IN PARLCR SUITS
CHAHBER SUITS. DINING and kirCHEN-
ROOM FURNITURE-all at reduced prices
Special attention called TO all kinds or NAT
TRESSES of my own manufacture. said by those
that lse them 10 be The BEST IN TOWN.
In buying remember the place. 3l7 EAST
5EOAD near corner Fourth street. oc 30
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,ISFIGURING HUMORs, HUMlLIA.

~ owe my restoration to health and beauty 10
the Cuticura Remedies Testimonial " q BoS-
an IUfgg
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FURNITURE, FURNfTURE.-@
Il BEDDING. walnut, a.i;. s 9 ~ R2yRs; -
in the city OF all descriptions. Special tctm
10 jobbers. Parties In want Will stndy tneir o""
intsrest bY riyins me call before psIrchteinfs
WILLIAM DAffRoN,
1885. 1893. 1A44 east Mjns
no Lam Branch store. 4 west Broad street.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17
TIRE new GOLD MINES.
American nIncrs Coming DncL--So
Water 10 be Had.

water 70 be Had.
by the arrival. Msy 3ist, OF the
schooner Antonio, direct from Playa.
Trinidad. the latest IL 'ws from the re-
ported golI discoveries was brought.
At That place there are now some 300
miners. mostly Americans. among them
your special correspondent. who have
but few Rnimnls, and who sailed ON the
Rambler. Messrs. Watts aud Narcoy
Envo s;nItd to explore the road inland
for water, pnsturagc, etc. So far only
II fow Indians hUvo coma into camp, oil
OF whom have gold. They report. the
mines so:no twenty TO tweuty-throe
leagues inland in q northwest direction.
Trinidad bay or Encinul Ties some 100
miles north Of Null, j.. No American
miner nave as yet been up TO the mines.
A letter to n prominent commercial
house at Gnymas from Mulrjo says:
Quit" n number Of those who left here
for the placcrs have returned for want
Of water. One packer who went up
with mules returned without them, aud
reports them load for want OF water.
There is gold there; but do not como
ill tho rainy @nSou. Only ono OF the
vessels which left Guynas with mer.
chnndisc-tho Pierola-bns discharged
her cargo nj T%rinidadi tho balance have
gone mp the const north Of there-per-
hnps 10 Los Angeles bny. Captain
Guiter.z brought over some eighteen
ounces Of coarse gold, which he pur-
clinscd Of au Indian who came aboard
his vessel a: Trinidad, aud u Mr.. Will
iinns has also twenty-five ounces pur-
chased in Mulejo. Reports OF the ex-
act location Of the placers conflict.
some placing them beyond the San Ger
lrudis, aud some this side Of that place.
There Is n good road from Mulcje to
San Gertujis, with regular water sta-
tons. by the rolurn Of the Rambler.
due the first Of ncHt week, full partiou-
lars will be had. 81.
Tho foregoing is conhrmNtory OF tho
experience Of many who yisitcl Lower
California in former years. That gold
exists there was we'll known az far back
IA 1867, when a formidable attempt was
made by a San Francisco company "a
establish a colony at Mulejc. but failed,
Five -oaTa ago sayernl mon left Plko "a
prospect that region, and after spend
ing II year there, returned, reporting
considerable gold there, but 40 lit,l,
water that nothing could DO done.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17
From Tuesdays Daily.l
0ALAA0UNDI.

Carson exchanges state that Mr.
Peter Csvanaugh. ST.. Is gradually
growing weaker, and may not survive
long. Mr.. cavanaugh was the original
contractor in the construction Of the
State Capitol building. He has been
Ill several years.
While San Francisco is roas,ino ~,
der an 100 degrees in the shade, mud
sunstrokes are the order in the Enst
u weather is even cooler aud pleas
anter than usual ut this time of y.or
We've got religion and gIo rious wealth.
er to boast OF. anyhow.
The competition between the Union
Pacific and the Denver il Rio Grapde
companies has already produced one
result favorable to travel. Emiorant
coaches over the Union Pacific are now
attached to the regular express trains.
n go through on fast time, with the
best Of them.
The Enterprise is EAnguine and hopO-
fui OF the prospect. In its Sunday mum.
Der 1t says: Stocks arc still on the
up grade, and our dealers expect TO see
them very high all along the line, this
week. Some very interesting work has
been commenced both in the north end
u in the middle minos. A lively
week is before u.s."
Several California papers are clam.
moring for laborers in tho harvest
fields. They are especially needed in
the San Joaquin country. 1t appears
that the railroad trains are %uueauaI 10
supply the demand. They should send
out u delegation TO meet the army Of
tramPs that daily infest the town of Ne
a along the limo Of the Central Pa
cifc.
Two lawyers down in Texas hal n
misunderstanding about n Judgment"
as a local paper stated it. and Cren-
was stabbed in the breast with Il
bowie knife, tho wound being four
inches long and ranging near the
heart. If',his WAS the result of a mere
misunderstanding. what would happen
in case OF a regular old fashioned rue
tion7
An exchange says: Pure cool water
may be obtained without the use of ice
by filling n bucket and hanging i;
where it will swing in a drnft. Another
method is to sew II piece OF blanket
around an earGhen crock and set the
crock in n tub Of water in a shady
place. Water thus cooled is more
beautiful than ice water and pIe~asanter
TO tho taste.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17
From Saturday. Daily.l
HALMAGCNDI.

Arrived by stage from TuscArora last
evening: Il A Neviu. Departed this
morning: s Lovy.
We sampled a roll OF the delicious
fresh butter manufactured By James
Dewur. at the Hunter ranch. It's as
sweet and rich as eau be produced from
grass made cream. AMI is always for
sale At W. I. Hits.
The Raymond party Of ercursionists
Eac arrived by the rsguirr train last
evening numbered 10 persona, The
train bad nine coaches attached and
was hauled by two engines.
G. C. Warner states that the an
nouncemcnt in the Free Press that
Amos Roach has the contract for haul
ing oil the Tuscarora freight forwarded
by Warner az Co., is incorrect. Mr..
R'sch has the transporting Of the fast
freight, but the contract includes 10
other freight.
The tuiling4 mill at Cornucopia
closed down last Monday. Tho run
has not proven u profitable one. An at.
tempt was mvda to work toe ~tl.liugs
without roasting, Rnd tie experiment
was not successful. The mill uas pay
ing we'll when 1t was closed down by
attachment last fall. Il Was ten also
rnnuiug the roasting furnace. u We
understand that operations will be 10.
sumed IN q short limo under that sys.
ten.
Governor Butler called to the alton.
uon Of tho Massachusetts Legislature
the fact that tho payment Of a poll tax
~ss . perquisito to the right TO vote,
md that such q law was unjust in tue
tItrorne. ~ il disfnnchised many poor
mon who would not conseutt TO sell their
votes. Tho Senate finally passed n bill
aboli-hinY the outrageous law. but the
Assembly refused to indorse At. and the
pOl!taI must still be forthcoming asa
permit to vote.
An attempt vas made Thursday to
wreck a train OH the Denver 4 Rio
Grande road, between Ogiru and Salt
Lake. by placing distractions ON the
track. Filling in the fret atlemp. by
tho wHtchiuiness Of tho engineer. a
second was made. but in consequence
OF warming being given by the Engineer
ri the fret train. the last o]bsirucIoL
was also avoided by stoppiug tho train
just before reaching II.
Somebody il evidently tryir z to avoid
hiS home in the peUitehtiary by having
bis neck scientifically broken.
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The AIueraI IiiII PInd.

The Sentinel has received the follow
ing letter from Mineral Hill, under
date OF the sth instant:
"ln reply to your note Of the 9TH in
slant, asking for particulars concerning
the reported strike in The Christie Com
pnny's mine here, / would say that last
Winter Ia company began prospecting
under the main cropping OF tho ledge
which shows up strongest east of the
line upon which work has hitherto
been carried on. This ground. there
fore, had never been prospected, ex-
cept by n cut or two run on the sur
face. The former company here did not
W The ground. and so never tried to
prospect it. About six weeks ago the
mineral which had bceu found scatter
ing through the quartz in punches, be-
gan to concentrate, and since then IL
has been improving daily in magnitude
and value, until now il shows a face Of
over twenty feet square. Day before
yesterday II shot threw down over
four tons Of ore that will assay over
$500 to the ton. The full extent of tho
orc cannot yet be estimated. as there is
still ore on each end and the bottom
shows bcs. Of all. Miners who bave
worked here many years aud are fnmil-
lar with the old ore bodies. say there is
every reason to believe tina; this cham
Der will prove rs important a. any here.
tnfo:e struck on the hill, from some Of
which over n million dollars were taken.
Work Ia being vigorously pushed on
the hill. under the able direction OF
Amos Plummor, to whose judgment
and perseverance, tho company 10
largely Indebted for this development"
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Kingston.

Mr.. William Morse, Of Kingston, ar
rived in town to-day, Mr. Morse in
forms us that the prospects Of that
place are better to-day than they have
been for some time past. The victoriue
Mining Company have re.organized,
and there are several other properties
which will shortly start up. In u short
time We must expect to bear something
big from Kingston. Mr. Morse de
parted this afternoon for a visit TO
Kiugston, osceola and other places,
where he has mining in,crcsts.-Eureka
Leader.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17
IDJured Innoeenee viudIea,ea.

The Great North American Farce,
dignifed with the name of Star Route
Trial, which, for more than 3G5 days,
at a cost to the Government Of over
$500 Fer day, has kept the public coun-
tenance stretched in ono broad, contin-
nous, ssrdonio grin, has at last been
suffered to withdraw from the boards
Neither the "Stars" nor the 'ERouters''
could be made to draw much longer,
but whatis moro important, the public
teat especially devoted to abe support
OF National amusements, is probably
in danger Of being sucked entirely dry,
and II Is therefore deemed prudent to
drop the gauzy curtain. It would have
been extremely unfortunate for tho psr-
~ OF great moral ideas had tho Hon.
Stephen W, been convicted, for in that
event, the residue Of his anplo funds
would have been required in procuring
his " salvation and his efficiency as
nm Atlas In again carrying the State
Of Indiana" in the interest OF God and
morality would have been iearfuily i'm.
paired. Il is equally lucky for the
great progressive party that the re-
novned italian patriot. Mr.. Brady, was
not furnished with his just deserts, for
his valuable services will probably be
required in assisting pigmy Malone
in Juggling the poor old Dominion
again into the camp Of tho thoiving
Ropudiators. In fact, the brilliant
close Of tho siar.routo play. is a most
happy termination Of a phenominally
long engagement, and the poor tired
actors can. after getting their second
wind by browsing around he fashiona-
bic watering places for q season, start
In afresh and load up their depleted
pocksta from the public crib, while the
mud-sill audience r~ejolOss in tho con-
temptation Of that transcendcntnlly
beautifully theory OF reform within
the Party"
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IRON Wednesday. p.ily.l
SALMAGUNDL

Daritt has ~re.joined the Nationa'
League. at tho request Of Parneli.
T~usearora will celebrate the 4th. Til,
sum Of $500 has already been sub.
seribed. and moro is yet to ONT.
EI-County Clerk A. G. Dawley. Of
this place. and Lambert Mollineiii. OF
the Stafford Express, arc reported in
Ogden city.
Mrs. Pollard. who has been confined
10 her bed With fever for some time
past. is slightly improved in condition.
but IL still far from convalescent.
Departed by stage for the north this
morning: Z. II. Klain and wife, Mrs.
L.. Is. KIain. Mrs. S. n. Pitcher. Bar.
ney Horn. A. W. Hesson. ]. Banks.
The Appeal says the condition OF NJ.
Il. Elstner. is somewhat improved. but
his physician does not think that he
will be able to get out for q month or
two.
Geo. B. Hill, formerly Of the Carson
Index, now travelling agent for a San
Francisco merchandise house. arrived
here by stage from Tuscarora last eve
ming.
Barney Horn went out by stage for
the North this morning, to take the
htst view Of the cattle range in that
part OF the country in which lie had for
years been Interested, as a partner Of
the late Dan Murphy.
The trouble in Frank Shorts family
ont at Ruby Valley LAST week, was oc-
cnsioned by the arrival Of n bouncing
boy, the exact date Of his frst appear
snce being inscribed under the prop.r
heading in another column OF this is
sue.
A large gang OF men, with cars aud
engines, have been employed in this
vicinity during the past two days. in
gathering mp the iron rails along the
track, which is now laid with steel.
The work Of loading the old rails still
continues, tnd as fast rs loaded they
are hauled westward to Sacramento.
John Henderson, who Las been for
the past two years attending school ut
F"yette, Missouri. arrived here Sun
day morning by the train from the
east, and will spend the vacation Nith
the family, returning to his studies in
the Fall. The published reports show
that the progress OF the young man has
been highly satisfactory. and there is
now no doubt bat that he will gradu-
ate with the honors.
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The Indian fandsngo was in full op-
Grafton last ereniug, says the Silver
State. though tho proceedings do not
consist Of any other exercises than
dancing At present. Natchez informs
us TINT in three days q representation
Of the Baunocks will arrive. and ihon
there will DO q "big talk" from the
leading men OF the different nations. A
grent many ladies and gentlemen took
advantage of the beautiful moonlight
last night aud visited the Indian camp,
which is quito o novelty for one to
look at.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17
From Monday. D.ily.1
RALMAQUNDI

The trial OF DR.. 0lsnn's murdere,
commences at coluSa to-day.
Arrived by stage from the north las.
evening: s. Levy. n. Phpger.
The weather continues warm, the air
dusty. and local news of little impor.
tance.
II Is arranged thst the proposed re-.
dueiion Of time on the Central Pacific
will take effect on or about July 1.
Mr. Jim Saunders has returned from
u trip 70 Salt Lake, where he wen, to
SEQ the big races held there recently.
One man was killed aud four proba.
bly, fatally injul ed by the caying OF the
roof OF the Phosphate mine at West
TeEipleton, Cauada.
The hot weather lately Is rapidly
bringing down the mountain SHOWS
through the Humboldt channel, 10 the
disgust Of some Of our Elko fishermen.
The Eureka Sentinel states that Hon.
ry G. Catlin has gone East to sell
the Chrsti- Company's mines at Miu.
eral Hill. The mine is said TO be show
ing up well.
Our patriotic exchanges appeal to be
trying to work up q Fourth Of July
boom, but thus far without much
success. Apparently. tho day will not
be very grandly celebrated this year in
the State OF Nevada.
James Morris aud Will U. Mackay.
two well-known Comstock typos, lift
San Francisco recently for the Sand
wich Islands to take positions in the
Commercial Advertiser Office, Of which
Dau Lyons is manager.
Mr. Mackey is expected to visit Yir-
ginia Ci.y In n few weeks, which re-
Iieye- the Couistoek papers somewhat
from their un~happiness growing out Of
senator Fairs deprecatory remarks
about the condition Of mines at Virgin.
ia.
Neyadt's Congressman, Hon. George
w. Cassidy, is at present in San Fran
cisco, but expects to leave for the East
about the Latter part of the present
month. His wifg's continued i'll health
renders it impossible for her to come
West, 81 Mr.. Cassidy will join her on
the other side Of the continent.
Tho Times Review y Quite a
furry Of excitement pervaled business
circles last evening. when it was known
that Mr.. c. A. Wood, Of the Gem RES
t"urant. had SO abruptly stepped down
and out from its management. aud all
sorts Of rumors we're rife regarding
business transactions in the past. The
view will defer comment for
the present. Trusting that the complica.
lions surrounding that gentleman may
be- satisfactorily and speedily ar
ranged"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17
nudWeissr md sshIi,.

Since receiving O carload direct from
The East, Of the renowned ScbIitz beer.
Messrs. Reckhart az Froolich are now
prepared to furnish at Wholesale to
their patrons ana the public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. at
prices lower than ever. In both flavor
aud quality. this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market, rs
all who have sampled 1t will ch~eerfully
attest.