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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
lFroin Saturdays Daily.l
SALNAGuNDI.

terdAy.
Mr. Pearod is expected to arrive hs,.
from Island Mountain this evening.
The OIL Fellows NEE, in ,,,,,.r
Se'Si"' at their hall at Z ~ O'Clock this
evening.
Deh' 4'c'ahirt, accompanied by Ms.
n'a<'e' departed Tor ru,carorA by mi.
'"'e conveyance this morning.
Jasper HIrre!l aud VIII. pas,,,: ,hr,u,,
oy the train last evening. ON tLv.r uny
non a FanciNco T. Wells.
The express train from Ia. Yves, Mi,
@Esa!::S was reported from Tiuck.. this
ih''h'hS to ts GH hou.s Jeniud schr,.
uie time.
1t Is reported that France and China
nave made II treaty oi peace. China i.
10 pay FfLnce An Indemnity U! 5. ECU. o
I'css, and HlsU -, -sO, UUU
The port o! Puciva. Spain, has been
declared III. ec,ed With chol IA. and the
p'hS between C.diz AMI Ayumon,..
D'tA Inclusive ~a.eaIsJ susp cted o: being
Injected.
The new Central Pacific time t,S,e
NIL . } Into effect on the Sta instant. but
tie lew cards viii not he received her.
iniil 10 morrow, when we will i!umcdi.
''ely publish the same.
Times Review: AbJut a dozen cool
miners could oStIiu cm2.oym.u, in
iuHcnroHt AMI Columbia dist.ic;,.
oiite Il uumLer who have come in " In.
IN tn last tao weeks have Obtained
work.
NJ. Rogers. the gentleman lying i'll At
81. PenrJl's, il tod ~, reported t. b..
la i very or tIc.d condition aud AN effort
wall bc male Ia re nose him l. Reno
where We uIlecstsnl he has relatives
reailing.
Thursday, three masked men entered
The home OF a we'll nOwu farmer living
near ~ lee, Pa, AMI with IA cocxrd
revo.ver compelled him to open his sas.
aud give them $4,000 ia CA, h.
after which tn took to the woods aud
have not yet bscn captured.
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Iron Wednesday,. D.iIy.I


A. A. Sargent and vile passed West
by the train Monday.
e. J. 'arpeaux arrived thi. evening
by stage from Bullion.
James II. Dawley arrived from Tus-
earora by stage this evening.
The Idaho Stock Growers. association
were 10 hold q meeting at Silver City OH
Monday Last.
Arrived from Tuscaroa by stage
this evenin;. Jos. Raker. Dep.r.
ted this morning, W. Morgan.
A NJ Giant, Mrs. A. N. Giant, Master
W. p. Grant. and Miss Nellie Thomas
arrived by private conveyance from Tus-
caroEa this evening.
George Person was executed at
HALEY, Idaho. last Friday, for the mur.
der of John T, Hall. alias Johnny-Be-
hind-the-Ro ck The scafoll was errc-
ted u mile anl n half from town and til.
execution Was public.
Gladstone stated in the House of
Commons Saturday, that Lie will ask the
House to ro,e credit for an expedition
for the relief Of General Gord5n. He
will ut the same time make a statement
OF the s,eps the Government proposes 10
take in consequence o. the failure OF tue
Egyptian conference.
Claus SPreckles and his % daughters
PASSED through Tor San Francisco, by
the train this mo .ning. MessIs. Walk, 7
and Milford, the parties who return Il
last evening from u visit to the Blue
Jacket min. went west by the samr
trim. They will leave the railroad Ut
Truckee, Tor Lake Blgler.
Examiner: There is n very evid,n,
degree o! disturbances an ns the Re.
pa 'iicIns oi this State. The Impression
has begun to prevail that tbs d legation
to ChicaBo, wherein II s,rs. Morrow
and knight were SO Conspicuous 10.
their eloqdence, picked out a white elu-
Ph.nt, inst al Ola white pune.
ELt:rpri'e: Last SundIy Gilig's
parrot got thoroughly salivated with
street T llgion, aud has ever since b,,u
muinbling about the "olood of t..r
Lamb" and the 'bald-headcd similar
from Boston," apparently rehe.rsiug
for u grand concert. The bird max =
music at the sw e, old song. I'm Going
Home to Dinah VI Jre."
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H.. G.. T..

"The friends OF the millionaire cattle
king, WIN. uunphy, says he is til. ir big
man for United States en.,tor from Ne
VIDA. TIL y int nd to MAKE n red.hlt
fight, regardless Of the que ,tion OF citi-
zenship." Reno Gazette
Aud why not? IL not Mr.. Dunphy's
claim to citizenship in this st ate qnite
"s valid as that Of any man VIII, has yet
represent 4 Nevada i'll the United States
SENATE? HIS pecuniary interests here
ar heavier and his time spent in the
State, greater than most of those who
have been sent from Nyvadl to the
upper House OF Congress.
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IPsou ro.. lay. y
SALAAouADI.

Regular Maronic Communication at
their hall. tonight.
The keplbliean County Central Com
mittee Is called to meet here next Mou-
day.
We understand that Mr.. Dorsey in
I nds r:n.oving South with his family;
p:obIbiy to New Mexico.
P'ier MaasoG was. to-day. committed
Tor con Jempt U! COurt. as his trial on u
cIasSe al disturbing the peace Was about
= take place.
Miss II srion S one. who has been
teaching 1T iecoina. came home by til.
tain this morning ga = vac ton, :hs
Germ o! schoo. having expired.
Surveyor Z. c. MIC ellan. who for the
past month has been at work in the
Northern part OF the county. returned
here with his party o; men. this evening.
The Executive Commit &c OF the Ma
t.ond Labor party have determined to
nod no convention this year. but pruc-
/ ally endorsed the Democratic Platform
and The Democratic nominees.
j. u. Diwl-y aad purity who LEFT here
for the parpose of examining sJlne
mining property in Centennial district,
III the N"rihela part of this county. GIT
back about 4 O'Clock this evening.
DIR. I. S. weyand. n pacticins Physi-
clan and SIrgeou. has located u, Wells.
and comm icel ihs Practice o. his pro-
.esSiOn. TIe dot RS card vii be found
under the proper heading, in tIiS issue.
ID. T. Alger, \. S. Dorsey and Archie
Dorsey, o: Fort IItlleck went from here
by train for San F.uucisco. this MORN
ing. Mrs. GoJdinS, OF this place. anu
q. W. Baker aul w.:e aud Il. VI. Beatty.
u Eureka, also departed for San Fran
cisco BY tie same train.
"oh, Papa, don't barry me he,e."
were the piti.ul wo.is u Silv r City Kan
heard the other day US he reached the
brink o. n &j.loIt dry well. 1t was tie
voice o: his thr "-yeuE-old boy who had
u I :a.len into the shaft. The little
fellow va badly bru;s i but not seri-
olsly i jured.
SIylcs X BLy.ey, Of Tucarorn have
purchased John VI. DoEscy's baad II
400 he ID of c.ttl the p,FIi ; TO whom
they wer contracted rome weeks AGO
having failed to GONE up With the coin.
DJrscy j. winner by thu Transaction,
however, rs h. got a Ii; lc better tgu c
IEIn he first ba. ,ain called for.
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From Thursday. Daily.
$ALMAGCNOI
The X lights of pyth'as holi 3. r.su.
Lar meeting at their hall t,.ni


,....u"s nor = regu-
msh'.
'a''y ich NJ o. ten ne
$50 N'f'n'mpt'n County, Va. IL
mrs! e"''E' who Is travelling for a
q r'hneiseo urn, - In town on regu-
i"f business to-day.
A vacancy (, be filed by the ~appo:nt.
' 1anet ron thi State,
vi NOT "''"r core tbs year 1885.
The work Of development in the Bel.
mo mine Is pushed ahead ut u live'y
RTE. The pros. ects continue COOL
N'uTisT.
Eolert l.. Lynch, City editor aud
manager OF the Los Angrl,s Herald. died
= dlen'y at sa IT. Monica Saturday
IL fht from apop!e y
a most re e 'hing AMI copious shower
q ne Late last venins and the pros
pee i"F ano' = the same sort this
''enIhS' Is anite IA tetins.
Six Stat S, Alab mia. V. rmout. Main
Arkansas, oaio nnl West Virginia ~ n
LOU elections this year prior to the
fr''iGthtIl e!'etitn III No. cmbcr, ia.
A contract to curry the m.la between
Eureka aul Pals ale by stage, on on.
trIia days, ii n fol.tecI hplrs-hs
been ordered let by the Postomce De-
pa:tlnent.
The Rrno Deroo-o, ,LL
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For the 81 hours ending at 0 o'clock
su-.day evening, t-ere W re 10 cholera
deashs ~ MIf-cIlvs aid none at TouIun.
TIE Reno journal o! Monday ,uys.
jim Bake, u. Sherman District wus IN
to"h!es.erLay. lie Is very much eiuted
over recent Development Ill lbs mlur,
and hom the APPEARANCE .. samples OF
ore Groush i'll wIih hun he has u right
to b lie SAY = since the last report the
sLn.t has cut th.ongh ,ishilcet o. quartz
and U,nrrth THIS .uur .cvt u. SLATE, AID is
asUin III quar- winch carries "A very
h.eE p Ic,nI!Se u. Iutllu which hEs all
the ciI-r.'vt riSt.Cs q. nickel. 1t Ii nri,l-
or tad, iron or copper, and several ex-
eTI,nc,d miners who have examined
IN SpeciIa lis proroGnce il nickel. lie
has sent II sLnlp.e 10 Professor Price in
order to have the vexvL qIes ion settled.
lie says there II AN ilnnensc body oi ore
and /. 1t should prove to be I~ic.el, lac
hL' Ia Ga II veEtIo.e DOu.nZI.
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Surveyors Mcclellan and Stewart GO
from he.c t. Eureka to do some survey
inS IN that vic nifty, aud viii return here
later N the season AMI finish up their
wo.k IL the Northern part oi this county.
The men who accompanied Mrssrs.
M,C.i.an and Stewart i'll their late SIR
vry north, speak in the high IT terms If
those ge"tcncn, aud say that while
they were furnish Il with l.,It, o; work
to do. they were also .~aorougly provided
for in every respect, and ever. tang b =
ing mace agreeable and pleasant, they
really enjoyed the trip, Notwithstanding
the hard work.
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From Monday. DaiIy.I
IKALhAoUxDL.
bsn Rsinhart returned thi. evening
from Tusrarora 49, 49,.

Bsn Reinhart returned thi, evening
from Tascarora by Privats eonr.ysnee.
Eiko Lodge. No. Is. +. & A. H., hold
d regular communication ut Masonic hall
'o-niorroS evening.
Almost the entire business par. Of tn.
town ut Hot Springs, ARR. VIA DESTROY
cd by ire. Tnursday.
Lining, Oh the Carson & Colombo
load ~as destroyed by fac Thursday
."s;. Loss, SJJ.UOJ.
Arriv,d by stage from Tuscarora last
evening" Doc Mason. Departed thu
morning: Geo. E.,is, Chinam.n.
ID All. John Dorsey anl " ,ster
Archie Dorsey came in th.s moruiu
'foin their respective iarms near For,
lLlieyk.
II Ii reported from Tombstone, that
the miners s,rike ut that canL has eud.,I
l that they have resumed WORK at :,
per day.
Charles J. Adams, an en- zine T and an
o'd Resident Oh the C~onct1ek, died uuiu,
suddenly Thursday. of apology. tnoLsL
lie nad been ui.inS .or several days.
John IL. Rand and George f. Talbot,
both lawyers o. this place, nre out n,
cdnlIidate' before the Repu1.ic,u
County Convention, for ,he Dls.rict A
torney"hip.
Work IN the mines at Austin was sus.
pended Saturday. it being the time O.
the Miners annual picnic. About hal.
the population leIl the town and had the
usua! big Publication.
Steve E.kins has resigned the Presi
drncy of the first National Bank o,
Saltt Pe in order that he may have.
more time to ''Soap" the ways for The.
Republican machine.
The Bonrl Of County Conimi ~,sinner,
are IN session to-day with tao membsr..
j. L. BdbcOx, OF T~uscarOn, h .viny
failed To put III al appearance. Mr.. Nab
cox is t. take charge of the GRAND Prize
mill. which We believe. starts NJ o-day.
and hat is probably the cause OF his re
manning la Tuscarora.
A gang Of burglars. which for the pas,
three months has been op rating extern
s,vely among the wealthy residences OF
PItt'buFg. Pa. has b cn run down hy
the police. Az Hogan. Sonny Hogan,
Charles Hyck y, aud John SHOES, all
coi"Frd. were cHptu.cd together with six
large trunks flied with god watch 5.
diamonds. silver-ware. seulskin T. DDS.
silks, etc, valued at $40. 900.
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"Ist' P.ai NsEI ot the 2nd: TIL.
sc IN the star shaft has dieI out, aud,
We learn that it has done but lite dam
uSe To the chuies Oh tas 3GO-:ont level.
Not a word has been heard from tho
san francisco end O. the line since the
he occurred, which seems to indicate
ih.t they af, not ut ali concerned about
the nl.tIvr.
Last Saturday, the mnches belonging
to ). Il. Wilmington were sold ut IN.
Court House, PURSUANT TO previous no,i.
h:..tiou by the Sheriff. to satisfy ia,
mortgage held b. w. 5. Mccormick.
Both were bid i'll by George W. Baker
U. EarcGn, Tor VI Corn.rk. The Muir.
ray CrI k rAnch bought $1,000, and he
White River r.n.h sod 10. SIJ,OOo.
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Tho =. ev T mo r. bIa.

The change in the running time on
the Central Pacific road, which hus
he IL contemplated for some time PAST.
takes effect Tomorrow. The new time
table has been issued, according to Which
the passenger tram from the West will
arrive here at 7:l5 in the evening re-
manning 70 minutes for supper. The
passenger train from the East VIII arrive
nj 7:Ji in the morning. also remaining
Z minut = Tor breakfast. The changes
III the time OF arrival aud departures vi
the overland freight and ~rmigrunt trains
"ie slight. The new time card wall br
found at the head OF the frst column on
the third page OF tins paper.
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Louis GolGStciu il in town to-day from
Mountain Clay.
1t is reported rom Cairo that General!
Gordon has captured Derber.
Ex-Shena J. Is. Fitch returned home
from the Bay Icy the train last evening.
The number Of deaths from cholera
in France, - tbs 3Gth Instant. is placed
Of 2,3Co.
Wa. Mitch-ll's teams arrived her.
from Mound valley. to-day, ~br,ugin; in
liz. last Of his wool crop, Tor ii season.
Arrived by stage from TuscArora last
evening: +. Is. SwetlIud. Lou Gold
Ssia. Departed tits morning: G. n.
Ssyles.
Counsellor kirkpatrick, who has been
or,r bout the Comstock pass,d through
on his Say home Il; Salt L.ku City. L,,t
evening.
Congressman Cu'bertson Of Ashland.
Ky, attempted suicide with II rryoiv,r
At Washington, "Wednesday, and il IN a
critical condition.
Henderson Green and j. =. Lyons Of
Dixon, Cal, who have been out ON Il
tnp 10 Mound valley. e,umed here
about noon to-day.
BEETLE X Bro, wool merchants Of
philadelphia, have assigned 10 Samuel
Lee. The liabilities ARE SI4J,UOO The
Erm refuses to make II stat ment.
Joseph II, outhawaite ON the llth
ballot was nominated by the DemOcr tic
Convention at Columbus, -, for Con
sresS, to succeed Geo. l.. Converse.
A large number Of Mis, Fannie Rog.
ers' friends were at the train last even
ing. 70 bid her all aieCtionaic goodbye
ut her departure for her new home.
The Battle Mountain Cleveland and
Hendricks Club meets every THURSDAY
evening. Thos. T.. HIger was elected
President of the club at the meeting for
lNahoh'AN SAbaA'E1Na'hs
II. r. Kemp. formerly OF this pace.
bot for several years in business in
Eureka. passed through ksrc by the train
LAD evening on his way q Oregon, 70
which State lac is about to remove
by the explosion o! Il rocket in a Gin.
ciunhti dwelling, Wednesday. Ms
Upmier and daughter were fatally iujur.
eds son severely and a boy named
Hill slightly Injured. The interior OF
the house was ii total wreck.
superintendent Robinson Of the Al
bion mine at Eureka, arrived here by
the train last evening. lie remained
here to-day, AID visited the Hot sulphur
springs below town, taking u hath in
the waters which he prououuoes highly
enjoyable.
WEIGHS Comedy Company appeared
here ias' 1igl.t too rather sulAl aud
cnce, bot Ito entertainment was good.
II ''cIthcl"-H. WEIGH il a peculiarly YER
Satils genus. and has IA" capacity T.
amuse n crowd n couple Of hours without,
assistance. His wi;tici,nIs aud person.
alton. las, night, kept the audience in
almost continuous laughter throughout.
Mrs. =. O. Smith, formerly of Hunt
ington valley. and lat T Il resident of
this place. arrived here with her tSo
children from Sacramento by the train
last evening. Sir. Smith aui family re-
moved from hero Ia Lioriuua several
years ago. AMI are still, We believe. res.
idents OF that Territory. Mrs. smith
accompanied her brother, Dave Lindsay
TO his home in Huntington valley
Abs morning.
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Times Review: NJ. j. II. NJ ,son Ie-
turned last ev, ming from Lone Mountain.
lie brought with him u fine specimen OF
copper ore o the groupings oil tie
Copper Q.leen. \ shat is down seven
u tHo feet. and the ledge varies from
tSo to four feet in width, n considerable
proportion Of which assays from aty to
sixty per cent. in copper. The ledge Ia
triccable for n distance of seven or eight
nnndred feet ON the surface. Those
who have examined IL, consider tho
% I ca" the best copi er prospect in tho
cJuniry.
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Timcs.Revirw, 4th: A. S. (Charley)
E.srn0rrs has leased the Nevaa. -
loon Oh the cor.er OF Weed and Main
streets, .0rInerIy .'Cudu.ted 10y Lew
ELslef. Charley is IL whv.r-suu.ud man
a.d very popdiI!, aud Us nc has u finely
appointed situ..ti ~. III II poOl locality,
lac will doubtless do IL good business.
II there is anything which will catch
the a:nalgam o. ;he untutored savage it
i The ''aorse iandango.' The Indians
in thii vicinity are rustling IKE sixty Tor
ciren' stakes. and ;he chInc. + arr. there
will he II general ,xoduI OF redskins FOR
Exc i'll II iew days.
The Grand Prize mill started up yes
terday, and the stamps commenced run
Mag ab1ut 4 o'olocK. Every thing is
working smoothly, and the prospects ARE
iavor-U.e 40; /" ,oLg and proittU.e lun.
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TIL Reese River Rcyeille OF the Goth
instant. says: Milo TIber to-day re.
ceived the figures OF nn assay from the
Scorpion NINE, Spruce Moant, Elko
county. Tue assay was made for J. NJ.
Taber. The yield in silver is Sll7 40
per ton AMI tho lead il 30 per cent.
This Is MT "a large ms former assays
have been, but it is about the working
value Of the rock. 1t Is plenty good
enough 70 make the owners rich.
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Reno Gazette. At the time the mon
STE. !ocomo ives, which are now running
OH the Truckee division OF III. Central
Pacific, W re brought over the road last
year. many. and among them some
god RAILROAD men, thought it doubt ul
/. they would prove a success. Tut the
regular trips, with from 20 TO Is load
cd cars. which they haul over the
S,erras without taking a long breath,
proves thqt they Will noon pay for them
SELVES.
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bed
hoGER- In Elko, at ia residence Of T..
fenroL. August ), 1854. GiIud Roger,
"A native D. Scotland. aged 81 yeurs.

Thomas Stew ms. who lett San Fran
cisco On "A bicycle. April %. nrriv, d in
Albany, July 3lst in good
hen''h AMI suffering no fatigue.
lie weighs fifteen pounds less
than when lac started. lie averaged
sixty mites daily, look notes and will
publish n book. lie says the roads
West OF the Mississippi were very heavy
II lac often walked long distances. but
did not ride in cars or wagons. He had
not been molested. lie saw great NUM-
oer% III Indians, but they simply gtzcd
n! hin in wonder. "I saw Il number
OF GEARS and wolves. Tue greatest in
convenience West Of the Mississipui
rl'er WIS the scarcity Of houses. where /
could sleep. The roads now run in long
Stretches par .llel with the rnilr ,,ds. I
wall 30 10 Nv York or Boston; thence
Liyerp,OI."
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During a negro picnic near Glasgow,
Missouri, Saturday, two men from Mo-
berry got Into n quarrel and two uhiccrs
interlered to pr serve the peace, when
one OF them. Tom Saphey, II highly re.
spected negro, was shot aud killed by
Harrison Mickey, one OF the MUbtrIy
mn. From as to 100 negroes wen, 10
the Jail that night nnl demanded the
keys Of the jailur, anl when they we've
refused 10y that official the door of the
Jail was broken in by the mob aud Mick.
e. was I tken on: and hanged TO n ( &c
just outside o! the town. BE ore beng
strung MP Mickey was asked II he wish Il
to pray or make any It ttement. lie
answ red no. that he was not Il praying
man, and told the crowd IL they intcnled
to hang him to do it quictIy. He was
then hoisted up and let to strange to
death.
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From tina Rort.,-

Mcssrs. George Il. Walker, James VI.
DawIcy and Mr.. Nil cd, three WELL
known mining men, arrived in town ! ut
evening f.um the moth, says tn Times
R'vi W o: the 9Th. II wing taken - look
at the mines N the vicinity q! CJlumb;r,
they concluded to pry IA lrirf visit 10
Tuscarora on their return to the rail-
road. They NIL expressed themselves
highly pleased with the result o. their
observations in the north and their SON
iiaemCc in the mineral o.! the
distict they had sis ted. Mr. Walker
has been on "a Crit sin u 1851. anl nj
one time lived in IL Dorado comfy, {, =
%iI"rnin. whcru tiiu wsit,r Of this fr,
made Iii acq iaintnu,e. lie IA ~ always
been lien | ic with the minin : int rcs.s
OF the Tori, aud II experience and
3 mui in alignment lamps rt II ire tim or.
binary Importance trany opinioi h" may
express NJ, d The merits OF 4, nsyi,s %
n section which he may have htd IN
opportunity to even pa italy familiar .e
hi n elf.
M. Dtwlcy IL nov here, bp, will
pr baby 60 west by the train in the
mO.Hii &.
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C.Is Rna Cns Irab3,

w. W. les mon ter shows--.i.cus
nuI Mtnisc.iG-Aa.ch are ~ exhibit III
tLis place AlUul.y NIX. ne exception
10y I.terrsi!ns, III tL.I til v pres nj, a
perfect WILDERNESS, y. FARE Animals, uut5
aud .ea, AmoLs tie iu.eigu now
e.tie' t. u presented IL u t.uhpe y: gem
u!Ae BsdJu.m Arabs whose PERCENTAGES
are imGrNC!s y. utA.vt.c excellence, A
human iy," q. Ialy ceiling waixer Is
another new udliuOL. At least $780,
90 has been expended during the WIN
ter III obtaining lew feature and Ie4ft.
inS this s.rIt SHOW. Nearly every rec
Of people. civilized and unCivilIzed, wall
b represented. As may It's lou. teen
bare bIcG running Eohes will b, seen
III III rims 1T one time. Al elephant
tnat reads, Wrestling c%Iniel-, and n
VIII e h~.pp"PutaInas a.e among ihe
many nmG.nLl gu i~Jsiiic-, while Samson,
the n~la,tJdol.c elephant will tower
above anything yet born by bgutes.
O"inS t. the ,xIrLOrliuary masmitade
OF this cnOr.uUui show, performances
VIII be'Btven in the meu .gerie tents us
we.l as the scvcroI rings.
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ToAao c Rae .PoH.ENcE.
Tho Votarles Of Sru 't!on with
80 : Pr ceptr So nndtle 5Iics
Transport t1em elves %
thS Sy van Shades OF
Squhw Crock.

Sturdy bein the d ~ OF the termin-
alton OF school lin which the preceptrrs,
has shown herself to lie an EFF ieut
manager) the directors resolved to in
angunite 1t n gala day. The excursion
party arrived ut Squaw Creek about the
time oil Sol was Crossing the meridian.
Little time was required in bending and
inierlacinS the tops o. the willows VIII. Ia
formed IN arch way; the table b ing
placed under this cover and heavily
laden with de!icacics. il was enough to
tempt the daintiest epicure. The repl,t
being paTtaken o., singing was intro
duced. Divers members contributing to
the enjoyment of the assembly by sing
ing their respective songs, which gencr-
ally were encired.
The festivities o: the day being ended,
adjournment was taken to the resi- Il ne
Of Mr.. West johnson, at Toano, where
i'll the evening ice-crenm wns served 10 n
large aud interesting audience, the dnys
festivities concluding with II ball at MIR.
Johnson's; the music being furnished by
Mr.. Jackson.
II. G. Il
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The iusensibi ity Of M,ssri. George
". ur,is, Car. Schurz aud other lad.
.ns Independent Republicans. who ere
advocating the election Of Cleveland, TO
the criticisms o! the Blaine organs casts
- deepening gloon over ;hs entire co;n-
muDi,y o orthodox Republican neNspa.
pers. They don't know whether to III
.lOsn and cay OF stand UP and howl.
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a IRE = diSpa ch r I'VE y informs tie
w1!ld thai NJ "A! HI!s;ead la, Sent
word t. his C~iAciL!mti = pr thai New
York i, no longer doubtful for Ii. Line.
The w.sdom of this wonderful ,Iurnt
SURPASSED that OF any other rodent
mentioned in natural Iii tory.