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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-26


It Is said that General Grant will not
travel on Sunday if be can avoid it.
When q woman wants to be pretty
she bangs her hair. and when she wants
to be ugly she bangs the door.
Arrivals by stage last evening: Mrs
E. l.. McMahon. Mrs Leland. V. h.
Peas, J. II. Lewis and d. Lawrence.
The doctors state that the end Of
Comte de Chsmbord has been r,pidly
approaching the last tventy-fours
hours.
Charley SHETLAND Of South Fork, vas
in town last night, and gave the INDE-
PENDENT efice q friendly call this
morning.
The new Hot Spring Hack is now on
wheels. and patrons can now be accom-
modated with a pleasant and rapid
ride to and from that popular resort.
A vassar College girl has written n
novel, entitled "A Foolish Virgin" 1t
has not yet been decided which is the
foolish virgin. the author or the hero
inc.
There is a perfect craze among the
girls Of San Francisco to accumulate
Knight Templar cards. aud some of
them do not hesitate to ask q card from
every Knight they meet.
The Charleston S. c., News and
Courier report great injury to cotton by
drought. and that greater injury is
threatened upland crops. 1t Is esti.
mated there will be a th~res-fourths
crop.
Andrew J. Lane is In from his ranch
in Pine valley. and, we are glad to
know. Is rapidly recovering his wonted
good health.
Two cases Of leprosy among China.
men have recently beea discovered in
Reno. The County Commissioners
have instructed Sheriff Emmett to &c
to San Francisco and consult Chinese
Consul Bee regarding them.
On Saturday morning a man and
woman registered ut o Chicago hotel
as Mr.. Crowley and wife. Not appear,
Ing either at breakfast or dinner. q
search WA ordered, when they were
both found on the floor unconscious,
dressed In their night clothes. The
man since died and the woman Is still
unable TO give any account OF herself,
Their condition was caused by sscap-
ing gas.
It 10 reported that the vsrtibls and
only genuine Noah's AK has recently
been discovered on the top Of Mount Ar.
arat. The size OF tho remarkable vessel
could not be ascertnined, as the greater
portion 10 covered, and the principal
part OF the interior filled with Ice.
Query-Wasn't It a pretty cool locality
to land lions, tigers, elephants and
tbiugs, after their twelve months Wy.
age on the bosom OF the mighty deepi
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Nevada KniEhts TempIar.

De Witt Clinton Commandory,. OF
Virginia City. occupy . suite Of thres
rooms and q store room Of tbs Lick
House. The r, oeption suite OF two
rooms are the private parlors formerly
occupied by Lick. aud are considered
ns Ans quarters ~ the city affords. The
rooms are decorated With banners and
romplSr devices In towers and ever.
green garlands and many beautiful
coral peices have bean presented 10 the
commandsry by their lady friends.
Their generous stock Of refrsshmshts.
wine. fruits. etc., speak we'll for their
hospitnble intentions, which win no
doubt be taken advantage OF by ths
Commanderies' many friends.
The Eursks Comnandsry Of Eursks.
10 quar,srsd In a suite Of two rooms At
tho Grand Hotel, one Of which IL utii.
lied ss . store room for supplies aud
refreshments for their guests and the
other as q reception room. George r.
Mullen, Standard Bearer Of tbs Eureka
commsudery, who fell from his horse
during the parade Monday ironi the
effect Of the heat, was no severely tn
jured that fears we're entertained Of bic
death. has recovered sufa h 70.
port at headquarters.
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There 10 . lively contes. between the
two DIS ss TO who 10 entitled to the
mantle Of tho once celebrated Baron
Muuehausen.
The Carson Appeal chips in with q
likely story OF q cat 6sh that lived
twelve months In q little mud puddle
under q barn, and the Tim.s.Review
goes him q few chips better with tho
remarkable account Of q mare with
twin colts. one q horse and the other a
mule, aud caps tho climax by gra rely
asserting There are persons perhaps
Who will question lite truth, but there
are people here, nevertheless, who will
make shidayit TO tho fact" The gen.
tlsman who lost $40 on tho colt prop
osition 10 entitled TO q reiurn Of his
coin With damages.
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From Saturdays Daily.
1ALMAGUNDI.

Departed by stage this morning: W.
J. Urton.
Elko Lodge No. IS. ]. o. o. F., holds
Its regular meeting ut Odd Fellows
Hall. ct 8 O'clock this evening.
By . letter received from j. b. Fitch
past evening. We learn that he will ar
rive here from the East in tho course
OF . few days.
Mrs. G. W. Grover has returned re-
frsshed and i~nvigorAted by "a FIVE
weeks visit among relatives and friends
In the county.
Miss Lizzie l.. Dorsey has resigned
her position rs teacher Of the Fort
Ealleck school. to take a more lucra-
tive poaition AZ one Of the teachers in
the schools OF Eureka.
David +. Bril'y has received his mp
poiptment from the Governor as Com.
missioner for Eureka. aud has fur
nished his official bonds. The Sp-
Pointment gives general satisfaction in
tho county.
Two applicants. Miss Mamie Nun
dell Of Elko. and Mr. EuScuo Thomp.
son. n native Of New York. have passed
satisfactory examinations aud been
granted certificates. emitting them to
teseh in the public s,houls of L ko
County. within the present week.
John Dennis says ii is reported ~
tho WAshoe Club at Virginia CIty, that
Hing Kalaksuu's reason for not attend.
ing the San Francisco CoucIave was an
ace full. which ho held at the wrong
time against four jacks ia the hands Of
our Nations rcpr sentative at the
Hawaiian Court.
The PoB,ofies at Stafford aud the
saloon In which hiH kept va. Burglar
lied WsdnssG.y night. the robbsrs
taking some $50 worth OF sta.eps. envel-
.opss etc. They Also took FROM the sa.
loon aud premises two valuable gum, a
lot Of ammunition. liqpoFs aud q g,oi
supply Of provisions. FL. Clay. the
owner of the saloon and oilers are in
hot pursuit Of the thieves.
Tue Carson IudeI learns that O. c
Boss, Of Truckee Meadow. has b,en
experimenting with the much.taIked-of
Arsbisn millrt. This years crop Of
fhs graEa has grown TO q height Of seven
feet. The leaves rcscmbIem thos, Of
corn. and are about an inch and u half
In width and from IL b ~ inches long
IL 10 claimed that tho leaves arc Gwr,t
and juicy aud that they are eat u With
k'ihi'y by cattle.
Judge Bigelow aud family Rnd Frank
Fsrnald and family have grmo on a
hunting and fishing excursion MP into
the northern part Of the county.
A not received from Pheasant Moore
At Virginia City. by mail last evening
brings Us tho gratifying news that he is
rapidly recovering from his recent at
tack Of hsmorrhnge Of tho lungs. lie is
. most worthy young man and has the
best wishes Of all who know him.
our old-tims acquaintance; Jack Har-
Tipgton. Of Jack Crock. has our thanks
for . Zig mess OF tho finest green corn
We have tasted this season. Jack has
ons Of The prcttieSt it'll" ranches. aud
Faises tho beat aud earliest SeHe,abIe'
bn tho county.
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The grand -prooessioa -otSKpi6hts
rs0PlaE which oosursd en- Monday
= said TO have bssa one Of the moss
imposing SpsOtaoles that ever occurred
on the American Continent. The en-.
tire population OF Ban Francisco and
seventy thousand visitors have de-
elared Il to DO an unqualified success
oy cheering throughout the entire route
the best represented conelave that ever
convened in this or any other country.
AZ early - 8 o'clock the crowds began
gathering on the streets through which
the procession would pass, and by Q
O'Clock Market street vas rendered i'm
Passible. except the roadway. which by
police orders had been kept clear for
the passage Of the Knights. At 10
O'Clock, all the Communicates having
arrived and taken positions. the scene
presented from the gallery OF the Bald
win Hotel was one not readily to be
forgotten by those who had the good
fortune 70 witness it. On one side
were moss decorations extending A. far
az the ~triumphal arch. while on the
other were nearly four thousand richly
cl.d knights. representing every State
and Territory in the Union. The pro-.
eession was an hour in passing a giv.n
point. and as near as can be determ-
ined. $3.50 knights, representing see
cAmmanderiss, took part in the pro-
eeSsiOp.
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sALMAoUxD1:

WianeuEoss kAs orEsniIsda 100 ks,
elab.
Ward had . sio.oO Gre on Ia.
Thursday.
Hon. B. P. Hamili came dow FROM
Wells yesterday.
Ayoung lady who isn't afraid Of III,
sun is one with . S25 parasoI.
Austin F. Pike. New Hampshire's
new Senator, Is siIty-four years old.
We have been unable to learn the par
ticulars Of the death Of Charles FsIon.
AmAre with twin colts. one q horse
and the other q mule. IL the latest EIko
county novelty.
Mrs J. II. Rand who has boon visit
ing at the metropolis, returned by last
evenings train.
Fifty years ago Chicago was . mud
dy little town of 600 inhabitants. Now
she contains 600. 600 souls-sn increase
OF q thousand fold in half q century.
A special train Of Il cars OF fat cattle
belonging to Horn and Fisher and z
cars Of horses belonging to Mr.. Fisher
passed through for San Francisco this
afternoon.
The Slate University is being put In
hrst class order, and we learn from
Regent Rand that there is a fair pros.
Pect for a good attendance OF students
from various parts Of the State.
The Times-Review is in error when
It says that Prof. E. s. Harrington.
Of the State University has arrived in
Elko." He has not yet put in an ap-
pearance though be is expected within
q few days.
A special train OF % cars loaded with
cattle for the San Francisco market
passed west last evening. They were
II portion Of the loo head OF steers
purchased OF Tinnan and Sparks by
Mr. Jasper Harrell after he had sold
out 10 that Arm.
The steamer Wellaud, from Havre,
brought $50 P%ercheroa stations. This
Is the largest shipment OF grown stall
lions ever imported from Europe. None
Of the anim. ala were lost on the voy-
age. They were all shipped to the
fam OF W. Durham, al Warren, Ills,
Monday night.
Maekny the early cor.
struction OF the Postal Telegraph line
TO San Francisco and connection with
oil large cities. Two new cables are to
be laid. Western Union officials here
admit that MGckay's venture Is a most
threatening power against Western
Union Supremacy.
The Secretary Of the Interior was in
formed on Monday, that n section Of
stventy-6ve miles OF the Northern Pa.
cifc railroad. near tho Mullen tunnel,
bad been completed. The company
has requested the appointment Of COM
mIssione-s TO examine and report upon
his section OF the road.
The members OF Riper Commsudery
OF Indianapolis are either proud Of
'hsi: accomplishments or determined
to lose no time in Practiciug for the
grand contest. as We learn from our ex.
changes that they were in line al every
station where the train stopped long
enough for them to give an exhibition
Of their skill in the manual OF arms.
Wi liam Hunter, his wife and two
children started foF San Francisco by
the iraip last evening. They go for
the benefit OF Mrs. Hunters health and
intend to be absent about a month.
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Hotel
Hotel Arrivals.
Mrs. LELAND. Tusoarora.
David Lawrence,
A A West, Oakland,
II Steele,
Frank Harville, Elko.

That puir Of "InnocspIs" who left
here early this morning for Tuscarora
are recommended to tho iathsrly care
and tender msrciss Of the local Of the
Times.Reviev, who will please see that
they neither get into mischief nor get
lost during their I~ojourn npon the up.
per levels, and that they are returned
IN good order to the bosom Of their
friends at the County Seat,
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from Monday. DAHL
AALMA0UHDT

-
shoshons Falls on Snake river 10 e
DO htsed up as public resort.
There ssrs 433 dssthp from. cholera
10 Egypt. Thursday. Including six Al
Cairo.
The dwelling Of wm. Lotus, in
virginia City. Was destroyed by 6ro on
Saturday.
Two hundred aud two persons have
died from cholera ut Bombay in the
last fortnight.
1t Is reported that the Cornucopia
tailings mill will be- removed to Tusea.
rora for the purpose Of being sold.
Latest reports from the produce mar
ket Of a Francisco are that barley
has advanced 3! per ton. and booming .
An anarchist me-tiny at Lille,
France. on Tuesday. over which Henri
hochtfort presided. chsered the Span
ish Jrpg lie.
The steamer ST.. Paul. which arrived
at San Francisco, Saturday. announces
large gold disco .eries on Guken river
Alaska.
Secretary Of State Dormer has our
thanks for q copy Of the Assembly
Journal OF the Eleventh session Of the
Nevada Legislature.
NeEsrs. J.. Z. Aver ( Co.. Of Lowell,
Mass, have issued a neat series Of al
bum caids. which collectors will treas
ure. Send them a 5 CT. stamp for a
foil set.
Thursday nigh, George Pierson, who
has been ryiug IL Jail at HALEY. for the
murder Of J9huny-behind.the.R Rocks
broke jail about dusk and at present
has not b9en fUund.
Coun' erieil silver dollars are in cir
culaiiVn at Tuscarora. The Times
says they feel lraden and greasy to The
touch. Oar citizens may expect them
TO graviia;e this way aud should be on
their guard.
A regatta in which LIS yachts enter
ei. took place Off Nlrblrhend. Mass,
Saturday. THis wa- the largest nun
Der IN a sailing re itta that ev.r took
place. 1t was uud T the auspices OF
the Beverly Club.
Mountain fires ngs doing immense
damage to both timber and feed in
many parts If the state. aud LuaieTs
an ! Campers cannot be too careful
With regard to fires built for cooking
pup = r. They should see that all
,uch are thoroughly eI;inguished.
There is also a heavy penalty Gitschcd
to tue act Of stating destructive fires.
even though malice is not shown. for
the Law hollE cRrelesSness in such cases
TO be criminal.
The passenger trains from b.th east
aud west were reported on time al .
O'Clock to-day.
Go. O'Br,iter' passeh through by
the train Last evening Oh his return
fr,m Sal; Lake 10 S.ford.
Mr.. VIM. Jewell. Lately from PAIL
sadc. who has been visiting his Elko
!ri-nls dunng the past two days. left
Tor Tuscnrorh this morning uul will
Permanently reside there.
Departed By stage for TuscarorO yes
to-day morning: ID LuNrrncr, V ii
reEse. This morning: VIM Jewell.
Arrived '.St evening: Robt Evans, one
Gilman II.
W. I. Smith received to-day from
Salt Lake CAV n couple OF light
wagons, ono Of which is for Mrs. Gar
'ccht at the Hot Springs. and Is ar.
ranged ,spcci lily for carrying pASsen-
gers. hnying a cover. adjustable side.
curtains. side-seGis, ami steps for en-
trance nj re ~.
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Birsl beer in quart bottles. at %
cents per bottle, at Joe LANCE.


Joe Lang comsp to the front again
with q large invoice Of One imported
wines and liquors, including old and
staple brands, aud tho best blackberry
brandy In the market for medicinal use.
His stock Of cigars has jos. been re'
plsDishsd With the best imported aud
domestic goods. Cab npd samPle his
wares.
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"
Japan ~ ~iAAAravasn ~ tssss.
iron csrsA. : -,
1vakara. cAisss. Misisssr q slSi..
died Jaly Soth.
Six cars Of smigSants, vsal east By
the train this morning.
Hawthorne supports to weekly
Tapsrs-A least there are tuo publishs4
there.
Two thousand t~hrss.hnndrsd gussts
are quartsrsd A. the Palace Hossl. Ban
Francisco.
Aonours d. Conway. TIE esisbratAd
Eoglish newspaper correspondent,
leaves San Francisco for Australia to-
day.
The condition Of connt de Cham
bord continues very critical. He has
rscsivsd the last sacrament Of The
church.
ssvral parties from Rlko arc ont camp
ing for . few days hunting. hshing and
spending the time pleasantly in thsir
several rural retreats.
Last night tho weather wa uuusu.
ally warm and sultry, the wind blew .
gale, aud there were strong indications
Of a storm which failed to arrive.
Forest arcs have been raging about
Ashland, Me-. recently. and tho town
had a narrow escape from destruction.
The mills shut down aud tho men
turned out to fsht the flames.
For some days past We have misssd
the familiar couptenSnce Of our neigh
Dor Of the Free Press and upon inquiry
last evening learned that he left for tbs
Bay last Saturday evening.
William Window. ex.secrstary Of tbs
United States Treasury. vas given .
banquet at London on Monday night.
Several members OF Parliament, be-
aides several prominent Americans,
were present.
County Assessor Hesson Il now busily
engaged making up tho assessment roll
which will be turned over to the Audi
tor September 3rd. The total amount
Of taxable property exceeds the assess
ment Of last year by several thousand
dollars.
By the carelessness Of o night watch
man at the D. q R. @. depot at Provo.
Utah. last Monday, Mrs. Ellen Lsvis
was shot. and died on Tuesday. All
red, the Waterman, was escorting two
tramps to the lookup when one broke
aud ran. Alfred fired. as he says. with
the intention OF causing him to stop,
and the shot took effect a. above
stated. Mrs. Lswis had been married
but three weeks.
Senobia, . Mexican, somewhat under
the influence Of tangls.ioot, made
himself conspicuous In the vicinity Of
the Humboldt lodging house last night
by drawing and threatening TO use q
KIN fe. He was promptly a-restsd by
officers "Kentuek'' and Atwsll and at
The Bakery corner broke from them
and Ian. On refuAing to halt o couple
Of shots we're fred By the officers. but
the fugitive succeeded In making good
his escape. -"
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n~osv,i.-F and N,n,,,.

sinco receiving a carload direct from
the East, Of tho renowned Soblitz beer.
Ae"srs. ReckhArt & Froeliph arc now
prepared TO furnish at Wholesale TO
'h'ir patrons ana tho public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage, at
prices lower than over. In both flavor
and quality. this beer Il unsurpassed
~ any mel. beverage in the market. a.
sh who have sampled u will cbeerfplly
i'tssi.
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EatraH.

Came 10 the johnson ranch on Cope
road Juno 18th. one chssnut sorrel
horse. three years old. branded W on
right shoulder and W on right hip
ana - (road brandy on right thigh.
The owner IL requested to prove prop.
erty. pay charges aud take away the
property. l.. WEsT.
Johnson's ranch, Cope Road.
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Hotel

W. J. Urton, Tuacarora.
r. r. Warwick. Ban Francisco.
T.. Goidstein, Mountain City.
Geo. Gregg. Lowell, Mans.
4. Reboulc, Lamoillo.
w. II. Bell,
Miss Della Dakin,
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The funeral OF Judge Blnck was by
far The largest ever soon in York. All
business was suspended and tho streets
were thronped with people rs tho cor
ttgs passed. Many distinguished
people wsro present. The religious
services werc conducted by Rev. DR..
Powers. Of Wnhhinpion.
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Elko sesns quite dull q. this time a.
rsnchmsn are busily engaged In hsr.
vsShng their large crops Of grain, and
have it'll" time 70 spend In visiting the
city.
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During tho latter part Of May, two
bay horScs. no aged siI md the other
seven years; ono branded on tic left
hip With quarter circle. and che other
on right hip With a largo figure 2; sad.
die marked. 4. CJouTIER.
Epfnoemool Nov
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There are indications Of an eruption
Of Mount VesuviuS. A continuous
trembling Of the earth ha, resulted In
considerable ipjary to buildings aud to
the railway running up the mountain.
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The smoky appearance Of the atmoS.
phero IL probably caused by extensive
Hres which are said to be raging in the
mountains near Nevada City. Cal. and
which have destroyed large quantities
Of valuable timber.
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John l.. s%ulliysn's four round, Mar.
quis Of Q~uesnsbury rules. isth,own en-
tirely In tho shade by a glove fight
wbicc took place al Eureka fevada.
Two biacksmi,hs fought ninety rounds,
and neither was burt to speak Of
Peat.
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Two women bave been nearly killed
In New York by sWallipg Skswers which
are used TO fasten tags to beef shipped
to that market. Do New York women
eat like optriohes2
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Hotel Arrivals.

l.. ID. Fullmer. Oakland
Is. Holm. San Francisco.
John Lillsrl. 10
q. W. Cadic. Tuscarors.
@. N. HimGlshach. do
VIM. q. Thomas. do
Frank Harville. Carlin.
N. II. A. Mason. Mason Valley.
James NJ. Bates.
I. N. Sherwood. Fort HHlleck.
J. L. Byrne, Duck Valley.
IL. West, North Fork,
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Hotel Arrivals.

V II prnsr. Carson.
ID Lawrence. HALEY.
j NJ Aikiusou. Dee tn.
Frank lInyilic, Carlin.
Jud Dnkin, Lnmoillc.
NJ A BrlIrn aud child, Cariip.
RUbt. Evans, Tusc,ToTs.
John Russell.
J II Porlock. BTuucau.
S Lcggy, st. Louis.
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WElLs.fAsGo AUD STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

DasIns,s hours in Wells. FARGO a Co, and
ths T.. ,. SLAge once, At the Depot Hotel, Will
BE- - follows. ant,l further n6;Ise:
norninr-From 6;Sc tos, and rom 9 to u
o'clock.
Tt.eSing--Tron l to s. sna E0m 8 to s
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Hawthorne 10 10 have . new $29, 900
Court House finished In 90 days.
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Rrdnred RniIrnnG Fnres.

HntironG fareS.
The ContrAl Pacific railroad company
has reduced the rates Of fare from R!ho
tn all points in california, the new
achedule taxing Eject yesterday. We
give below tho rates to several rromi-
N, mt points In that State. the rates to
intermediate places being in proportion
to the distance travelled: From Blko
to T'rucker. $40; TO Summit. s2G. IS. to
ColtaI. 30 90; TO Junction, s3l. rs; to
Sacramento, $40. 55; to Lathrop. s34. IS;
to San sose. $685. SIS; Vallejo Junction,
k3b; TO San Francisco, 35.b5.
Ituund trip tickets between here and
Ban FRANCISCO are now permanently
hIod at $50. 40.
Tho rates to all points In Nevada re'
main unchanged.
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Division Superintendent Coddington
passed through for Wells by n special
this evening.
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Hotel Arrivals.
Mrs Lewis and two children, T

Mrs Lewis and two children. Tds
carora. g.
F Godfrey, Battle Mountain.
I Lewis. San Francisco.
r Farrell, Palisads.
John Harvey, Brunesu.
N LarioA. do
Jas Marest, do
j Portlock, do
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An exchange states that J. l.. Wines
OF Eureka 10 quito sick At Hamilton.
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Between tho hours Of Q O'Clock p. m.
and 8 O'Clock p. m. yesterday. Eve spe.
cial trains. ngRrogating about forty
coaches. passed through here with
Knights TenplAr and their families,
for San Francisco. The lat special
with Raper Commandery. from Indian
npolis, stopped for supper, and while
horo went through a series Of military
evolntions in splendid style. out in the
moonlight. This Commsudsry took
the second prize at the ChiScgo Con,
clavo three yonrs ago.
v. o. Bartlett. who was born and
reared mp about tho head waters Of tn,
Wabash. and q half century sgo divided
his time between Ha,-boa,ing and teach,
ing n country school. stood onrapturcd
gnSing In mu,o aston isbmen. at In,
''cspors Of those doggoncd Hoosiers.'