The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
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nay sen. roE we've killed though al
we're more OF less injured Il appears
;h= EsE ira hnist ~=s A,zoG eoap.,t-
I'd lacking onlythe Pztarg - place o: =
tsE heavy Castings 70 conple.= the work
To do Gs required tie eOUsRrtioa OF
= t--si= 20 feet ADORE the Temporary
zOodeH baige n0v II -se and which Is
iieS; - feet above tE- nrer bed PAr-
ties N charge Q. TIE ~UEE, :eAnns . SID
den He II The nv,- which nigh; eaT
A7-y the Temporary bniSe, WET PaA
ing the work with AL possible speed. and
!; i thO1ght tha; in raising heavy eAst
ing with undue haste Il Vas allowed 10
60 up without EiRg properly guJed
which swinging sszins; the seafoldinS
broke \ down PEeeipStznng the men 1t
vOd h=r-On a. Ie-st E5 feet into the
EaJu and rccb hsnzath The accident
Gccurui sooa AttEr The Eest-bOand pas
senser TIM bad passed. Owe The bn5s-.
That al -eEe MT instantly killed can
onlT x accounted for on TIE grounds
LII they fell n tie snow, some two or
three feet Z dePh- There we're . hum
IL o. -en ~ SU-k below who az once
packed lie men up ard carried them to
the aa0a hOue and tzIeaphed to
Reno t5= Physizns- Three & the IL
JI-ed zen an o ~ the county hospi-
"a A.d are reported b. DR.. Wagner
a. dong vel The other ,-o are st The
Clarke Hotel and are -; considered Il
any d-nge-.
The Government relief steamer Matte
Hayes arrived 81 Evansville, Indiana,
MGiay, and the ofseers deserib. the
ssaAc0a At nearly al points As mo-:
desperate Ga the TIP ZOO needy ones
sers discovered and 10000 4..ozs we're
Gtr5a-ai. The condition 81 Bridge
PoEt il P.t4bt. The entire town Is sub
merged AID he people have al fed.
Rosewood Is also under vats- and de-
serted There Is much desit1ton =;
Wet Point. Roek Haven Is almost
entirely swept sEAy. wAuekpor l.
completely submerged and much dis:r-ss
was discovered More than half Of
Amsterdam i under water. Leaysn-
worth i completely submerged and
macy hC1s=s have Ag=t-i a4sy. One
hzR5red isni4@st Sisv,DpOTt are sup
PAsi ToGlAspr-t, opposite, is a DIel
wreck; the people are al gone. Taree.
fo1rTks Of HAEssyille Is under water.
d.! ave EES4red people are in distress.
About tA= sane nG9ocr are suffering e:
fei clty. ME-yi!le is entirely swep;
away. The situation a; Gra2d View j.
Serious, and great suffering Is rep5r;ed
il the interior. Enterprise Is entirely
Submerged, and nearly all the inhlb-
italts have gone 90 places OF safety. At
Catlettsturg. Ky.. L2ry-ive houses ~ers
swept away, entaiaing q loss Of owe,
100000.
To the mental 0Ttts Of he Reno Gu.
zeie, "aIl the Indications are that tie
people Will have - sSlec; their own can,
d-da;e for the Presidency this year. Ths
contrast bet~en the modes;y Of candi
dates this year and four years ago i,
very marked. Before this time in 1856
Illinois, Pennsylvania and NV York
had been packed for Grant, By their sew
eral Senators, Sherman had a machin,
in the South, and Blaine one Gil over
To-Day, Cameron is sick in Europe
ConEilng is prsaicing Law. Blaine i
wriiiny 4 book, Logan has a boom Of hi!
own, and Sherman is a Senator. Nc:
canlidnte is in sight. The President i,
being worked for By his friends, but h,
seems 10 be afraid 10 commit himself Il
any settled plan"
Perhaps the grnernliy recognized fac
that "A nomination by n Republican Con
y~ention il no longer tantamount 10 al
election, may partially account for Ia,
uRususl apathy noticeable among IL,
patriotic leaders nf the party. Thci
enthusiasm rises much more rapidly Of
o warm scent.