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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
nALMAGUADI.

The Mormons now have ten members
Of the Idaho Legislature.
The murderers in the Cincinnati Jail
have formed u murders association.
A Fisher, osen, for the Murphy estate,
came down from Halleck last night.
Commissioner Campbell returned to
Fort HalIeck by last evenings train
]. l.. Wines and wife will leave for
Eureka by the regular train tonight.
Gov. J. W. Adams is still in town in
~terviewing his numerous friends in this
locality.
The gross earnings Of the Panama
Railroad the past year amounted to
s2sl, l9s, 1872.
James Myers, of Ruby Valley, came
in on last nights train and stopped over
in tJwn to-day.
Commissioner Babcox remains in town
looking after the construction of the
Court House Vault.
The sky became overcast with clouds
this AFTERNOON, giving evidence OF an
approaching storm.
Mrs. Hannah Simon, of Newark,
waited ten minutes at the celebration OF
Der niuety-seyeath birthday.
The following Passengers left by stage
this morning FOR Tuscarora A. j..
M,tchum, q. W. Grayson, jr.
The annual fandlngo of the Indians is
still in pyogrcss, and draws numerous
visitors from among the pnle faces.
Tbc gruud Jury for the April term OF
Count, was ~eupaneled tbs morning, and
has been in session during the day.
\ san Francisco paper says that the
Sacramento Rsiiroal Hospital Yields a
large revenue - the Central Paci5c Rail-
ROAD Company.
Much damage vas done and several
liyes-wvie lost by hurricanes in Ohio.
Iowa, pennsyly"n;a. North Carolina and
Alabama last week.
The President Of the Orcgon Pacific
railroad Is a gentleman named Hogg. as
appropriate a nalac Tor the position rs
could be suggested.
The South has Il new terror in the
person OF u tramp who steals children.
He does not claim rewards, but seems
"ctuatcd by simple viciousucss.
A large number Of the stockmea who
we've in Attendance q: the meeting Of the
Stock Association yesterday, LEFT by the
trains, east and west, last night.
Miss Mamie Hayes, Of Fort IIalleck,
was examined us to her educational
qualifications Yesterday and was granted
aseconl grade certificate. She Is employ
ii by the Trustees TO teach the Fort
Ll!LIcL school.
According TO Mrs. Bowers, the sccrcss
Reno Is 10 be destroyed by fire the last
Of this month, but the good people Of
that burg don't seem to be DISTRESSED
much by their impending doom, as the
newspapers Grr published regularly al
the usual rates.
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Lltt,e Tnv~,.m.

The Silver State says: Two cEsldrsA.
the oldest about six years Of age. pAsea
through on the emigrant train going
West. They were from New York AnA
a--.i"-d for 6:n Francisco, and kAA No
acquaintance, exCsps: those made on Ne
journey. Both we're sick with the meas
les but they were cared for as well ~
circumstances would permit. by men and
women ON the train, Two little ones, q
girl about nine years Of age and her
brother three years younger, ar
rived from California on their way to
Boise city. They told at the stage Of
fee that their mother was dead. and
their father had deserted them, and that
they were ON their way 10 their grand
mother in Idaho. Stage Agent Philip
provided them with blankets and the
stage driver promised TO lcok after them
as far AS he went, and have the next one
do likewise.
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Reduced Fare,

a letter just received from d. Thorbur.
Grand Recorder, Ancient Order Of United
Workmon, Ogden, Utah, gives the rates
OF fare TO delegates attending the Grand
Lodge Of that Order TO be held at Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday, May 20,
1884. ~ follows {: From Virginia City
and Gold Hill to Reno and return. $500,
from Carson, $3.50; from points south
of Dayton ON the Carson and Colorado
Il. H., half rates. Tho rates on the
Central Pacific will be fuIl fare TO Ogden
and onc.third regular faro returning. but
the fare for the round trip from Reno or
intermediate points TO Ogden shall in no
cast exceed SIi.0O, the regular fare for
single trip between the points named.
Round trip from Ogden TO Salt Lake,
$500.
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Lille Douglas, a little girl aged ten
years and three months, accused Of sseal-
ing $50 from a neighbor, with whose
children she had been playing. has been
sent from Rocklin to Auburn, to be taken
charge of by the Sheriff. though whether
he actually put her in jail is not stated.
The Auburn Argus says: 1.-The Douglas
child is "a half orphan, her mother alone
being alive, and it seems very hard in
deed that the Roeklin Justice had no
better resource than to send the child to
the county seat. Lille says she found
the money. while her accusers charge
that she took it out of n purse contain
ing two double-eagles, which she found
hidden under some furniture"
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DISTEICF COURT.
r. r. BigeIow, Judge.

The Grand Jury last evening ma Ike a
partial report and adjourned for two
weeks.
They found true bills in the cases Of
tine State W. j. j.. Smith (Tcx.) and in
the case of the State vs. Wm. Hawkins,
and ignored onc bill.
This morning Hawkins was arraigned
and pleaded mot guilty"-triaI set for
the 2lst.
The r~e-trinl of VIM. Cunningham was
set for the 2lst.
Case Of Coe vs.. Witnessed for trial
on the 18th.
L. G. Osborne VS. A. \. Osbornc-de-
cree of divorce ordered to issue.
Estate OF G. Il. Abel deceascd-OrJcr
entered authorizing administrator to sell
property nj p~rivatr sale.
Court adjourned until Saturday, the
18th instant.
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From Fridays Daily.
sALNAGUSpi

sALan
Four cars VI wood arrived this nom
Ing from Wells
Senator Malone is lying seriously III
.. the Arlington Hotel. washinton
Ham Mccain was down from Halleck
Station yesterday. but returned home
last night.
The express tain from the East this
evening is reported two hours late; No.
1 is on time.
The Pprpell branch OF the Irish Ma
Gonal League has passed a resolution
eoulemins Micheal paYitt for inviting
Henry George to lecture in Dublin.
A passenger tram on the Alabama
Great Southern WAS wrecked, Tuesday
night Brown, the fireman was Killed.
The engine and two cars were demolish-
cd.
-Eimnnd Gates, editor OF the London
World, has been condemned to four
months imprisonment for libe!iug Earl
~'Inn~lale- The judgment has been 10
yPited pending ap appeal.
There will be > special meeting Of the
Executive Comnlbies Of the Nevada
Live Stock Association neat Monday.
when all stockmcu arg cordially invited
10 attend and enroll their names.
The Grand Return Leap Year Bail
and party takes place ut Freeman hall
tonight. Every preparation which can
contribute to the enioymgn; Of guests
has been.madc, aud the hall will no
doubt L. filed to it, oapaciV.
The Special House committee appoint
ed to investigate the charges brought
rs inst II. V. Boyutou by cx-Speaker
keiier. report them unsustaincd 10y the
evidence. and that there il no ground
for further action by the House.
The row between the Commissioners
and the officials OF Nyc county has come
to ainal settlement; the last Gmud jury
eXhoneTAted tie officers o. the charge oil
Official crOokcdncss, and rcprimauIr.l
the COMMISSIONER for making the
charge.
Amos Roach STATED COR Tuscnrorn
Wednesday. with two ieu-ADysg teams
With 1900 pounds Of Md+c. A sM
horse fast freight with 1850 pounds Of
IN !se WAS started out on the dly pryyi-
Gus which will 80 through on tine,
bottom or no bottom.
MISS Mary MundcII has jos, returned
here from NJ. T.. {. Uardy's; at Little
Lake District, where she has been teach
ing school. Miss MuudrlI takes charge
Of the school at Ioano on the fr5t Of
next month. unul which ti'ue the yong
lady proposes to enjoy q vacation.
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tfrom Wednesday. Daily.r
.AIxAGrxDI.

James Davis started up his mill last
Mofiaay.
The Grand Jury which convened yes.
terday morning is still in session to-day.
Mr.. Mitchell. n of our prominent
sheep nlisers, of Huntington Valley de-
parted for home to-day.
A. J. Dallas, J. i. Dabcox and n Sho-
shone brave were passengers for Tus-
earora by stage this morning.
A couple Of carloads OF wood for
Payne K Fernald were the only freight
arrivals by rail this mominga-c
This is the last night Of the Shoshone
f%andango, which is being held at their
stamping ground below town.
Ii. A. Young OF Pleasant Valley who
came in with his little children last Mon
day, left for their home thus morning.
The Tuscarora stage now has a route
something like that over Jordan" and
only sncceeds IN slrussins thteEsb in
the night.
Thomas Giland arrived in town at 6
O'Clock this morning 10 obtain medical
assistance for his wife who has Been
quite sick FOR s~e5eracdays.
W. 7. Snilh With hifhors-power and
barley mill has been creating quite a SEN
sation to-day at tn Upper Depot.
Chas. s. Neal, Secretary of the San
Francisco stock Board, has resigned his
position and.retird from the stock brok-
erage buspess, to accept thc appoint
ment OF private Secretary to Senator
Fair.
Marquis Decaux denies hat a recon.
ciliation has been effected between him
aud Patti. lie says she has not written
him. II divorce Pre- &c edings should be
instituted 10y Patti, he would not take
advantage Of them.
Mr.. Hal. Nye, wife and Child arrived
here from Michigan, by the train las;
evening. The young man is a. son of n.
i. Nye, the well-known iewelel' of this
place, and Will stop over here at least a
few days in order to get better acqurint-
ed with his father.
From parties recently down from Ruby
valley, We obtain the unwelcome news
hat Hon. j. b. Moore had another Sc
we're attack similar to those from which
he suffered prior to his departure for
san Francisco last Winter. The Colo
mel was taken two days after returning
home from here, but lEid partially re.
covered from the attack when our infor-
man; left the valley, -"3
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

At u meeting Of the Baseball Club
last Monday evening, the following new
members were admitted : VI. Dclchrntv.
l.. Barrow and ID. Caldcn. The follow.
ing were elected honorary membyfs
l.. l.. Morgan, w. W.NOgers, Jos. Trip.
lett, Chas. Hale, Thomas Hunter, q. ".
Litton, A. Bixcl. y. Rcinhart. Scion
Peck and j. liuscnstocE. 1t was also
resolved, that a vote Of thanks be ton
dercd to L. L. Morgan for his kihdncss
in making a brand tu.brand the bats and
other furniture Of the Club, and also f6ii
two benches for the uac OF rlnyers while
ON the grounds.
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Still at HIS old 1rIcka.

L. IL. Dclossc, the "EAtinguishcr''
mnp, appears to be an irrepressible cuss.
Having by his little oscapades in this
State dcbnrrcd himself Of its hospital.
tiles, hat plausible person sought pas
lures new a little further East, his latest
financial transaction, so far AS heard
from, being contaminated in Denver
the particulars OF which are record
ed in the Tribune OF that city. Arriving
at Denver a short time ago, he registered
at n public house known ns the
Shades, as T. II. Delosse, represent
ing himself as u travelling agent for a
business house. After three DAYS So
journ, he on Saturday last, got the bar
keeper at the house to cash a check for
$50 drawn on a substantial firm OF the
Oily, and soon after, announced that he
was going South by rail. but privately
started 10y another route in an opposite
direction. The bogus nature of the
check was in the meantime discovered.
however, aud just as the train with L. III.
snugly slowed in his bed in a sleeper
was pulling out. an officer aroused the
youn man from his comfortable quar-
tcrs, and hurried him off, hali-drcssed TO
answer to a charge Of forgery.
Delo4se appears TO have a maria for
drawing checks Of moderate dimensions.
but still large enough to swamp us small
a rs he paddles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

Bismarck, in n conversation explain
ing his withdrawal from the Prussian
Ministry, is reported to have said : 'I
am seventy years old. My nerves are
in IA bad condition. i have no time to
be u%nctuous. The telegraph fearfully
multiplies my work. Germany is inter-
ested in whatever happens III the capt.
tails Of the world, including New York
and Washington. The world is a chess
board, and l must watch all the moves
affecting Germany. 1t is necessary now
to study not only dominant politicians,
but also the wire-pullers, the fnanciers
and current opinion everywhere. and to
actrnpidly upon information telegraphed
in haste. The Chnncellorship is no
snecure. Its duties might overtax a
younger mans strength. Without the
Emperor's support 1 could not get
through"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

A dispatch from Quijotoa says: An
Indian brought into camp Monday, n
piece Of mineral which weighs eight and
n half pounds. IL was bought Of him nj
sight, for 80, and sold the next morning
for $50. II is evidently pure silver, aud
the real worth cannot he less than 500.
There is great Excitement in camp about
II. The Indian claims TO have found IL
across the Mexican line. lie was Of.
fefcd $50 II lac would tell whore he
found II but refused.
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of to kiIn pIg Brother.

The Examiner says Ralph Street.
The ~four.ycnr,old son OF the Immigra.
lion Commissioners. left home at No.
81 IInight street on last Monday morn.
ing, bent upon o trip 10 san Luis Obs.
po TO visit his big brother, as ihc club.
by.fnced little traveller said, lie was pro.
vidcd with Il lunch, ten cents md a post.
age stamp to write 10 his mother.
linlph's trip was cut short on ono Of the
Oakland fcrry-boats.
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General GogGcr'S Critical Con-
CIt.on.

The roads beyond Berber are blocked
ly rebels, 1t is impossible TO forward
tclegr"ms to Khartoum. The tribes be-
tween Sheudy and khurtoum are in open
rebellion, auliu constant communication
with BichaIichs, who are momentarily ex-
pectcd to revolt. 1t is feared that Der.
Der and Don1ala will be invested in a
short time. Nothing has been heard
from General Gordon for n fortnight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

Parker Hardin. fifteen years old, a son
OF the Attorney General of Kentucky,
i'hot ard wounded a boy named Arthur
G!ore at Frankfort Tuesday. The boys,
while returning from school, had n quar-
rel, and G!ore applied very offensive
epithets to harden, who went home, got
II shotgun, and fired both barrels, one Of
them taking effect in Chores head, in
tlicting IN ugly wound.
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Bullion

Tho stage from Tuscarora, last night
brought down three bars of Navajo bull
lion weighing 337 pounds the assay val
ne Of which was SG,5JT 80. Ii will be
forwarded through wclis, Fargo x Co. to
the bank Of California 10y the train to-
night.
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w.sI it An incident, or Accident.

a Nevada City, (Cal.,) dispatch Of
April l-t. says \ newly married compile
arrived in this city yesterday on the san
juan stage, the woman being about six
teen years old. She was i'll when she
reached here. The couple left on the
noon train, having tickets through to
san Francisco. The wife grew sickcr
and sickcr as she proceeded along tho
NaTrow-guog", and finally It pprd into
the private apartment at the rear of the
car, She stayed there u long time. her
husband standing guard.in the aisle near
the door, much 10 the amusement ~ the
other passengers. She came out shortly
before reaching Coltux, and when the
train pulled into the station was scarcely
able to Giight. Her husband half carried
her to the clearinghouse in the rear OF
the depot, and, as she, entered the sit
~ting-rocm, she deposited on the sofa u
bundle that she produced from under
her wraps. Then she fell into a chair.
helpless. Five minutCs later the whole
town knew tina; the principal part Of that
bundle was n fine boy baby. At last re-
ports The mother and child were doing
as well MS could be- expected.
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M Horse Ihivyos.

The following dispatch from Carlin 60
Russell " Bradley to-day shows that
progress has been made ia the search
for the thieves rcicrrcdto in our columns
on Saturday (. "llavc horses. saddles.
aud spurs Of the horse thieves. Pushed
them so hard that the men Abandoned
horses in willows on Maggie Creek.
WILLARD
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

A few days ago an article was publish
ed in the Stockton Independent about
the finding of skeletons in excavating at
Jesus Maria, in Calavaras county. Mrs.
Boyd, of Stockton, q pioneer, says that
on the spot On which the skeletons were
found Joaquin Murieta, the famous ban
dit, kept a dance-house from 1851 to
to 1853. At that time the residents Of
the place suspected that there was foul
play, rs many persons had mysteriously
disappeared after drinking at Murieta's
place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

The safe of the Northwestern Boiler
Works was burglarized Of $4,000 worth
Of negotiable paper. The burglar left n
note saying that II the company would
address safe Blower" through the
medium of an advertisement, nesotia-
tons would be entered ON foreign sscur-
tiles. Two arrests ON suspicion have
been made.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

Ohn A. HicEok, the wcll-known driver
and trainer. while exercising his t~ro,ting
horse Ruby, collidcd with n runaway
horse aud sulky. Hickok was thrown
out on his head, receiving severe in
jurics. II Is thought lac will recover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

The House Committee on Public
Lands adopted the report prepared by
Henley on the hill to forfeit "a portion Of
the land grant Of tho Northern Pacific
Railroad. Oates, Van Eaton and Strait
voted against the report. Bedford was
not present. Delegate Breniz will offer
a substitute for the bill agreed upon by
. majority Of the committee when II IL
brought up for consideration in the
Honsc. The substitute declares forfeited
those lands granted TO the Northern Pa
eiic Railroad Company lying co termi.
nus with md nljaccnt 10 that part
OF the proposed railroad between wslln-
la, Washington Territory, and Portland,
Oregon. for a brcnch Of the conditions
on which they were granted. All tho
rest Of the lands granted to the company
are coudrmod TO IL on the express con.
dition that it shall fully conform 10 and
comply with all the requirements Of this
Act,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

VIM. Plughoir, OF the firm Of Brain &
Co., Of this place. is about starting on a
tour through the Northern county, but
whether merely for pleasure; the inn
provemcnt Of his health or with nn eye
strictly devoted TO business. We are not
informed. lie expects to be absent sew.
eral months, at all events, aud the iSpr.
PENDENT wishes him success in all his
iourncyimgs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

j. G. Crombie is in town on a visit to
his family, after an absence OF several
months at Mineral Hill. His mining
operations in that camp have proved
very successful, Mt which he feels cone-
spondingly happy. The old camp is not
played out by any means. aud Mr.. Crom-
bic and his associates expect to continue
gathering its hidden treasure for years
to. come yet.
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FOR MANS D LusIo OWEN.

Thosc girls are ~ = wicked show.
For mans dclusion -ivcn.
Their smiles cf Joy sud toita OF voc
Dccci,fnI shirc, d.ceitfui How,
Not one l. true IN seven.
Thcy love you for a ii,ilc while.
Ana tell yun nNught shs | sunder
To loving hears, then full Of guile
BGit 9th r. with tbcir witching smile,
Aud you may 60 TO thunder.
-Chicsgo Sun,
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SPECIAL MASoEIc HEETlRc.

AsPccial meeting OF Eiko Lodge No.
II, i. a \. ~ FOR work in the First
Degree, will be held at Masonic Hall
this evening, at 7:3O o'clock. Sojuuru-
ing brothers in good standing are cor
diully invited to attend.
Hy order OF \. BIXEL, ". VI.
+. y. STONE, Secretary,
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EsIRAY.

Game 10 my ranch IN iinDiln.tou VAL. y.
over n year Sgo. , soFrol hofau nbou, liz years
Old. with oh . IN " soi whlt' bcc. branded
INV connected, ON loft shonldcr; vent d on
lcfrhip: also Jfaudci = beneath tho vent.
The oNDcf ~ rIri'c provo properly and
tske the animal away. IT. nAUnts.
Eiko inch. ~, 3Ui,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

a jury in the District Court at virginin
City, awarded Pete Dunno $500 damages
against Constable Ballnri, for false
arrest In the County Treasury robbery
matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

The members OF all political parties
in the State met at St Paul and organ
lied tho Minnesota State Free Trade
League. The Constitution pledges
neither to support nor vote for any can.
didatc for Congress or member of the
Legislature who is not pledged to free
trade. The members include some Of
the most prominent members Of both
political parties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

II is said that the international Hotel
in Virginin City will bc closed on the 1st
of May. The proprietor is said to have
rVn behind $40 last month aud has
concluded 90 nuii.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

Miss Maria Gordon. n New York
teacher recently from the East, was OK
amincd and granted q second grade Ger
iidcoto by the Board Of Examiners Sat
urlay. She will teach the coming term
y. Signal School District
For lame back, side or ch Al use Shi-
obs Porous Plaster. Price 81 cents.
For sale 10y +. L. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

Bismarck is to retire FROM the Prus--
sian ministry. He VIII he.1ceferth de
vote himself entirely to the nh'airs Of the
German Empire, of which he is Chan
cellor and head Of the foreign Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

The House Committee ON rostoficcs
and rUsIrOads, by II vote OF eight to two,
adopted the Glowing Resolved, That
it l. The scnse of this committee that il is
incNp taiout for the Government either
g. construct II postal Telegraph. or pur-
chase Any existing line OF telegraph.
bingham md rcclc voted in the mega
tive. Money, Reese. Ward, Cusgrovc,
BiGss, Rogers, Jones Of Texas and
Wakefield in the affirmative. The bills
authorizing the Postmaster General to
contract with the Postal Telegraph Cone
rnny, or other companies, will DC CON
SidCfcd tomorrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

On Sunday, at.the Cgyson shooting
ground, George 'fhaxtcr." in a matfh
with Lieutenant GGlusha, scored 457,
the largest score tvtr made ut the 200
and 800 yaris targets. A team Of four
men averaged 92H at the same range
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

IL is now stalled upon what may DO
regarded as good authority, that the new
Central Pacific time-carl will take eject
on the 18th instant. Under the new
regulation, the wgst-bound passenger
train will arrive here for breakfast about
$50 in the morning, and that for Che
cast, a few minutes later than at pres
cut in the evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-13

Nm. Snow who arrived here from
Ruby h3tcvcning, says u trip around
Cape HON is q iiug undertaking com.
pared with the dangers and dlicuItiua
encountered in navigating the route be.
tween his home aud the railroad. lie
50; here however, without injury 10 htS-
thing hut his temper, and ihat'has been
luity restored by the enthusiasm Of his
intimate hinnis in congr,tuia,iug him
upon the recent advent OF "a new boy ia
the family.