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IN THE CoNTERENCE.
Rev. w. W. Wilson Suspended from the
ftcssacucy-t hargcs Of immortality
and nataxlmi i'm ~sraajosA

BALTIMORE. August a--in the Baltimore confer
ence OF the colored Methodist Protestant church. q
committee appointed on Saturday 10 report upon
the eiiSibity OF Rev. W. W. Wilson 70 the onlce q
president OF the body reported In favor
OF his suspension. which was adopted Charves OF
immortality, administration and other charges
lerred IA the district committee report II ex-
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An Agreeable Fashion.

p. T. Barnun, the Snowman, is sick at Block
Island, and has telegraphed for his family ply
s1cian, DR.. HoObard.
The cold wave prevails Throughout Canada and at
WtnnepeS friday night the mercury fell TO IS
degrees above zero
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A Iosr RING RecoytsEp-M,ss Isura Dslr,e g

lost KING kECovERED.-MiSs laura Delrue OF
lsOo street, lost. nearly four months ago. a gold
ing, set with turquoise and pearl, valued at SIS,
out said nothing about It. YESTERDAY while
attending church, she saw the ring on the nnger Of
lady. ana this morning notified Detecuyt Cox.
The detective saw the young lady, and she vii
hngly gave up the ring, stating that she found it
on street, between lsth and 18th streets, about
four months ago.
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AND COMuERCIA
The New York stock Market.

TIE following are the opening and p. N prices
Of the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
BY special wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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H. Drake. esq, Detroit Mich. suffered untold tor
lures from Salt kheum which appeared on bis hands,
bead and face and nearly destroyed his After the
most careful docorng and consultation of physicians
failed to relieve him. he used the CUMcuRA kEMKDIEs
and was cured, and has remained 90 to date
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TO SARATOGA, lake eropar
AND CAISKILL MOUNTAINS,
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE

Trains on New York West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
West shore of Picturesque Hudson Lver. leave Jersey
City Station oi Peunsylyaaia Il. follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. 9O5 am-Arrlve Saratoga
IS pm. Caldwell, Lake George. n Mon -eai
pm. egsnt Pullman Buffet Ca.s to Saratoga thence
q Montreal
CArSKIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9:3o am-Ar-
I'VE Hotel haaterskill 80 IN, Grand Hotel 30. III
lGrlor Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. lois am.-Arrive Albany p IN :;
shAron springs m. C3operstJwn $ pm. Utica 80
H. Sy acu-e s:l5 N. Rochester 40 pm. Buffalo
bsny: sharon Sprln and Nj cara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSKTLL MOUNTAIN ES-
PRESS ii 10 a.m-Ar i've Hotel Ksagerskiu 5 Is p M
GRAND Hotel % pm Saratoga 25 y H.. Lake Ceor-s
ep III far!9r Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
GeUrge-
sARAToGA AND CATsKILL- MOUNTAIN I'm
IT'D. 8 - Pm.-Arrive Hotel kaaterskilI 90 y m
Grand Hotel 45 Pm Saratoga 50 pm. Lake George
~ ~ pm. Montreal % with PrlJr Cars Cas-
Nj Mountains to Saratoga Buffet larlOr Car leaves
MashnEto< ON Pennsylvania Il. K train s:I5 NJ FOR
Sersiosa sleepers thence to Monqeal The New ork
Limited leaves Washington at GAO IL. connecting
with and Cats I'll Mt Limited at Jersey city
Ssk toI slIle round tr tickets by West shore route
ard avoid ferry 81 and long transfer through New
city.
Apply TO City or Depot Agent Of Penn T. for COM
Pete tables ticke,s and Parlor Car cha rs Parior
Ger chairs from Je sey City station reserved i'll advance
q Un aIi icatlOn TO ACent Pullman Car Co. Penn 4 X
station. dorsey City, New Jersey
UENiif MONETT. Gen. Pass. AIT
ST. ret New Ur<
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~ only reliable ladies' Physician in the city can be
c.Isuiteo daly 329 Missouri avenue first street south
q PefIsylysI avenue, between Si Az streets AN
female COMPLAINTS AID irregularities quickly remov d
Prompt treatment Co:rcs OldeIce and CONSULTATIONS
strictly confidential Separate Tor ladies Otfcs
hCurs-l TO 1 aI.u TO y. III au2O- Inn.
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I'd Edition.
Latest 1GlGgranS to The Star.
Notifying them Of their Nomination
TODAY.

CUBA, n. Y, August Ex-Governor St John and
Mr. Daniel arrived here at 1899 this morning. They
We're met by the reception committee and escorted
10 the Cuba house All the members Of the COM
mittee OF notification have not arrived Prot
Dlckey, the chairman is exnecred at nom
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AUCTION SALES.
vTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TWO PARLOR SUITES WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER MITES. WALNUT MARBLE-1OP
BIZ RE AUS A y ID WAsHSTANDS, WALNUT
WAkDROBEs LOUNGLs AND EASY CHAIRS
NM MARBLE-IOP AND OTHER TABLES,
WINDOW HANGINGS, ENGLISH BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS IA r. AND HUsK MAT
TRESSES, SENEAAL FINE ENGRAVINGS, ELE-
CANT ETEGERE WALNUT Extension AND
SID, TABLES: WALNUT DINING CHAIhs,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, TOGETHER With
MANY OTHER USEFUL ANTILLES
On On LII, THUE Ss Y M 1 AUGUST TWENTY
residence of party declining housekeephlE No 1911
street. between 18th and 14th streets northwest
rior collection of household goods
su25-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
T COX AT LOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.

III
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FRS CLASS FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP sL5o
an9 sna
ia Mo g Mor aln at H. Return
stops livery Sal UKDAY at Classic Shore adjoining
IA and sd 20 secuTe4 At and o ticket Office
oc e sixth xar nee5koss e
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
steamer HoAiPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
eheaIA tuesday. Thursday and saturday evenings jy5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEvENIH, STREET
- What every SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY
days Wetnesays and Fridays stopping a. Intermediate
s9dnSs gong and esTrns Ass ssacns 5 W Ct Grin
days up and Chapel Point and Bre1ts wharf THURSDAYS
Ss DAILY 0''' and "s'ss'fs; re-
STEAMER T. V. ARROWsMITH
= ., , FROM TH-sTkEET WHARF Ar
lsndngs, returning Tuc.days 0' anu n'erheaa'e
cle4ehts lay and n,esmsdiaie iSndinas Ieturn,ns
iriern-ate landings ietusninE sunday evenine :-'
On "ethlistays, $50 M. spec al EXCURSION to Co
ICLidI leach AKA return.
JOHN B. PADGETT, Agent
tyI' CIV RIDLEY. Manager.
Two NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
lnoro,,,c SOUTH
seaer GEQEGE IEARf leaves IN street. wharf, 1Ra on
Mondays and Wednesdays at $50; Saturdays at D. NJ
Stops ~ lney Point and CorIfeld Earbor going and
retu hing.
SATURDAY NIGHT s S1sS1Ks RETURNS MONDAY
Exclusive connections with he Boston and Providence
steamers Connects ALSO with New York and Rich
mond STEAMERS. Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and R9anoks. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and room can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket otsce. I4th street and PenIlsylva-
ma avenue: at -. Marr hotel Pokinhorns. next to
city ros Office oee OF knox's express 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue and Ut coupany's ofnce. 9Th
ttll,t wharf
kIo1s express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private siencts
Ff.i-ht received daily until ) p. m.
JylO WILLIAM Z. WEIGH, General Agent
DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt W c. Geogheean, win resume
her trips to Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY
Ma CL oh. leaving Stephenson's wharf at IN; lesy.
Il Il tiinore Tor Washington every FRIDAY at
Freight received until Saturdays ONLX
Al tlver x E-ht must be prepaid
P:sstnger accommodation uneQualled,
Arplyto s4EPAENSON l. BRO acan.,
mh@6m It'll street wharf
NET VERNON yFRNONrf
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Rad AND BE WISE.-DH. BROTHERS. COG ST
~ southwest Appeared before me and made oath that
Ctyand VIII guarantee in ali yenereai dis
'sS. anu iiFn>h Medicine. CEarxe; the fur
ished- Medicine fire. Consultation and advice free ut
ally hour surIng the day Subscribed and to b.
:Crt L." ~ Dr. Rl.O1 HRS AIri ID 1884
.y3l In SAMUEL H. WALKER Notary pr,hI,c
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70 Per Gent LESS Than

20 Per GENT LESS THAs
AVENUE PRICES.
GREAT FINAL REDUCTIONS
BARGA1Nsi BARGAINsn BARGATNsN.
Dress Goods below cost: lo4 sheetins. l9e. Linen
liable Dsnask &C.; Napkins. 49c doz; Lonsdale Get
ton e53c Handherciieis, Sc; Hamburgs. &C.: Corsrts
Hoop Shirts and Hustles 25c made Hose l9c
Linen Towels u dnZ silk sun Unbrellas q 50 Cent?
elekant laundried Shirts 95c Clarks o. N 7. spool
Cotton, &c. doz. At
BRoDHEAD coz
@7 + Street. masonic TemplA)
aul6.1s 29. 3o.se11.l3l4
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Il CLERKS OFFICE
HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES,, L. g.,
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. August = 1884
O'clock noon on MONDAY, September 15 1884 for the
delivery of 1--WE hundred 5000 tons of the best white ash
furnace coal also eighty cords OF best spruce pine
ard eighty cords of best oak wood. and much
coal aud wood lie needed by the House of Repre-
sentatiyes during the present fiscal said wood
coal he delivered The vaults OF the south
wing of the Capitol before the 18th day Of Octo-
Der 1884 The coal must wei 2240 pounds u the ton
and the oak wood to be cut in three CD pieces The
wood must LIS cubic feet to the cord and be
corded measured and a. the Capitol The rght to
reweh the coal at tire Capitol md the ht reject
and all bids is reserved The bids to he indorsed
Proposals for Coal aud woed, and addressed to
JOHN b. CLARK JR
Clerk Of the House Of RepresentstiVca
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MAJOR D. P. HEAP, U. 8. A., who Is the engineer
secretary Of the light house board has been In
vted by the q. s. Electrical Commission to act as
member of the National Conference OF Electricians
which meets in Philadelphia In september.
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STOLEN SLEEVE BUTTUNS.-Co!. Gilbert Mover,
h.fd stolen from his Office, street, near 18TH
last Friday night, PAIR or topaz sleeve buttons5
with diamond in the center, valued at So
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last Friday night, PAIR or topaz sleeve buttons5
with diamond In the center, valued at So
RoBBERIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Raeder. OF alo
nth street southeast, reports s35 stolen from his
house on the 22d inst. John ". Miller, East ap-
1tal street, between Sd and 4th. reports a three
gallon freezer OF ice cream worth $3.50 stolen last
between the 21st and oath inst, two vests worth S.
were stolen from his house. c. Heurich OF 1928
20th street, reports half barrel OF beer worth 81
stolen from wagon this morning. Mrs. John
Bewley, OF Branchville, p. G. Co., reports stolen
from her wagon, by coored man. at the X street
market, black Satche, revolver 40 yards OF cotton
goods and two pair OF shoes. valued at $3.50.
THE Doc MUST DrE-Today Alice Washington
with having a dog without tag. She stated that
She was unable to buy tag, and the pound men
c1sa aav s,s e6e do III was that the
OF buying his ewn ammunition and killing dogs for
people. The court expressed surprise at this re-
mark, and directed the officer to Kill the dog.
ARRESTED FOR STEALING SPEcr.CLEs-To-day
James Brown colored boot black was arrested. by
Detectives Mattfngly and Edelin, for the larceny
Mrs Anna B. Hin. Of ISL Sd street, northwest. He
GASES assa .0f nearing Inc 0i'i'e'S recovered The
TIE FINAL BLAST a HE'LL GArE-Gen. John
Newton, In charge OF the work OF removing OBJ
structions in the East river and Hell Gate, in his
annual report TO the chief OF engineers states that
owing to there being no appropriation last year no
progress has been made in the work The amount
expended up to the close OF the fiscal year 1883 was
$S.l36;s45. During the coming year the available
balance $S7l ,s7s win be applied to extending the
galleries in about threequarters OF acre. drilling
about 5000 feet OF three-inch holes In the roof and
all the holes IN the pillars for the final blast which
u IS expected win take place about September,
1885 The amount that could be pro.itaby ex,
pended in the fiscal Year ending June Goth, 1885, is
$5OO0O0. The total cost OF removing the debris
from the explosion would probably amount 10
$6ooOOO The estimated amount required for the
entire and permanent completion OF ths work of
improvement is 81 ,60e 963
An Agreeable Fashion.
From the New York Times
she.-I read In a fashion paper to-day that but
tons are coming In again.
He's that 80? Wei, that suits me exactly. It's
about time they did
She.-Vhy?
He.-They've done nothing but come on ever
since we were married
p T. Bamun, the Snowman. Is sick at Block
Island, and has telegraphed for his family ply
stefan, DR.. HObbard.
The cold wave prevails Throughout Canada and at
Wtnnepeg Friday night the mercury fell TO IS
degrees above zero
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JAMES r. WHrrEFoRD was to-day commissioned
postmaster at Whiteford, Hartford county, Mary.
land IL Is new Office.
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TIE Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed
james h. Mullgan keeper OF the Monmouth Beach
On. il Life saving station
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COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS DUDLEY says there Is
not word Of truth In the report that he intends
70 resign.
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Oh DAiS' TRIAL
rP DYE9
FLECTRlC FOITA1C BELT and other Frycre,c A.
pLiANCKs we VIII send on thirty days trial TO men
young or Old wig are suffering Nervous Debility
ost 'la.y, 3Lo those diseases personal NATURE re-
srlr from abuses ard other Speedy relief and
restoration 70 n at vSur and manhood lar-
al ted send a. once for illustrated ranlpf IT free. Al
dress HcLIAlC BkLI Co. Marshall Mich ia3O-eoIy
hB ROBINSON TIE EXPERT SPECIALIST
~ who ssllCs nigh in Els profession. is
10 he an expert without areer in the wide world in the
treatment anu cure OF Private, Nervous aud Chronic
Of the System Bladder Kidney and all dseases OF the
rnary organs recent cases positively cured III to
tdays. NJ rcury catIstics Used. Can be consulted
tNcry Wednesday AID Saturday. from to pm at MA
Cfce, 40 Refers TO leading physicai,s of Eaiti.
Main Once. ~ n Liberty ST.. Baltimore Nd uII3I
HS FOR MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
n . Cures n three days DRUG Store IL y. 18th street
lhi2deivhIA
seIs 8tPenRa ave-. Washington. D.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

Reports from San Francisco yesterday
are ihst Sunday and Mondays u.in
storm vas the heaviest for many years.
Santa Clara Valley Was inundated for a
distance Of eighteen miles by two miles
IN width. The South Pacific Coast
Railroad Szs washed ont Ii tEO places.
On the Southern Pacific, near Gilroy.
the track l. washed out, but 10th roads
can lie quickl-y repaired !! the rain
ceases. All the country in the reigh-
bJThOod ~ Oakland ishooied. Reports
from other points around the Bay show
that the land i under water. At Mars
Vile the Feather and Yuba rivers we're
rising, and had reached the fourteeu-foo;
mark. At Stockton a large AREA Of the
plains east Of the city is under water
from two to five feet. At wbeatland
the Bear Hver vas higher than i: had
been for three years. The Colombo
division Of the Southern Pacific i BADLY
washed on; for a distance Of six miles
west Of DaGsct;. There is one break OF
1850 feet, and two others Of 500 feet
each. Al Fresno the railroad bridge i
impossible, and passengers are trans
fercd. The Signal Service Bureau re
ports the barometer usiag rapidly all
along the coast.
The Grand Opera House was packed
at the first performance Of Her Majesty
Opera Company in Lucia Iii Lamruer-
moor" with Eielka Gerster in the title
role. The receipts for tonight an
$500. The advance sales. exclusive
Of Patti tickets amour; to $500.
In the Oakland city election the Re-.
publican ticket was elected 10y DO to $40
msJon;y.
In the Sharon-Hm case, Tyler. for the
plaintiff, made the opening statement. in
which he stated that he proposed 20
show that the defendant proposed 10
purchase plaintiffs person for a consid-
Grafton, which offer was spurned: tina;
| their intimacy increased. which finally
Jed TO the proposal and consumaiion Of
marriage BY means Of a civil contract on
the 18th of August, 1850. Barnes. in
rebutial said Prior TO August. iss0.
the defendant and plaintiff never met.
About that tune abe presented herself A,
The Bank Of California for the os,enSble
purpose Of stock buying; that she invited
the defendant TO her residence; that she
went out with him several times; and he
induced her to stop a; the Grand Hotel:
tina, that was the extent of their inter.
oours; that at his daughters wedding
she begged an invitation, saying that
she would be . marked woman II she did (
not 60. as all the guests at the hotel
were going.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16
Nov noM

In support Of . bail reeeriiy intrOdae-
ca il he Senate tSr tie establishment,
da sSrssu oil4bus SxtisS~ Sena;or
Hear. q NssSehSstsS sid TIA; While
GsAiEing any pzrpOse OF making =
h5 fer -Nc:ss he voali <ay II TIE exist
ins rae q ~ae@ paid ~arhngnea in
this eu1nuy enli &c; he maintained
and i&reASi lie desrNired o. tks main
ts=.aee Of the rPzhEs many genera
HorS and th=; It vas impossible TO have
Aupshhe tGaia ~ EaiverSi safer
sss Unless sAs Ce=- mass O: the oonmu-
nity oU-li receive a. ; rssz-d fO. their
Abo. = sGtHeieni su,a L afford them
Oszto-t- AMI eSahe then 70 educate
their Children and dere,CP u athena pa
taone iH;eeS n the rrpEb.S
ASde from The diavoz4l Of tie bids
to- votes the gave truths euzaE.ted il
the above have been recognized al ap-
| p-eaztel - tA=ir fan TalGs ~ ; ye-y
r=ysv<sGe AID Numerous class OF prC.
PIE @: America iOy many years past: bu;
hat Sraatos HSar oi Massachusetts, II
The vgy teeth Of lis P=hEs re>aad
sAcuA :; ;As late DIV give sIT<eSS1z
TO sentiments - utterly forri- % al
his apparent p-ccuaCv.vei ideas 81 poL;
zeal ~ronoay Il ainos; tsyoo4 belief
Tie Persistent; AMI u-o1mp7-miSn.
champion Of CAireSe Immigration
Preaching the doctrine o. remun=rahr,
wr~ 60 White laboTi In the name o
lzuacy, VIA; Eext
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

APose o:t-Gye armed men under
COMMAND of State Constable RichbzrE.
left Columbus : c, under orders finn
the Governor, FOR Chesterfield county TO
sU=; Boszn Cash, the slayer O! Rich
ard Town MzrhAl O. CheraE. The
Governor had proclaimed ". b. Cash. a
fugitive from justice. IL Pos~ arrived
At CAsh's place early Sunday morning
and surrounded the reSidercrt when (.
B. Cash, the father Of the boy, ~as AZ
rested. Began Cash, Who Vas sleeping
n al clubhouse escaped to the sW4mPs,
which are bow being sear,Aed. Z. B.
Cash, discovering the pose az day
break, armed himself and attempted 70
escape, Lat ks JAP agqips; \ member Of
the pose, ~ho leveled lis -iae and com
PEELED Cash TO drop his weapons
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

The sun comes on, IN o double- headed
editorial for Tiidcn. II says Mr.. Tilden
Is the living incarnation Of reform OF
governmement, removal Of sbusrs. sun.
preston Of corruption, stoppage Of public
plumber. restoration Off .,ocratic econo-
my and simplicity and integrity in the
administration. This is why the homes,
and intelligent people Of the Union.
Republicans as well as Democrats. now
regard him with a feeling such ns no
other public man OF any party can
awaken in their minds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

The Highlander working on the IN.
trenched fort a. Zariba were attacked by
osman Digna's advance. Only i2g
marines now defend The forts at Suakim.
Scouts from the direction Of Tamanieb
report Osman Digmn with 1000 men
moving in the direction Of Zatiba in the
hope Of destroying the British stores Of
water in n series Of night attacks. Os.
man Digma retains as adhcfcnts the
great tribe Of Hudirowas, whose Shickh
urged that the night assaults were the
best kind Of strategy against England's
arms Of precision. General Graham.
Colonel Stewart npd The whole force
have gone thither, Including the guard
detailed for the iortA. yLich consisted Of
7SO British and GOO Egyptian troops.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

L7Te!ock correspondent Of the Sill
yer State says: II Is reported that the
nickel mines in Cottonwood canyon have
heen sold to an Eastern syndicate for
$4,000. The people Of Love lock hope
the report il true, as the development o;
tho~e mines will l. Of great benefit to
this section.
Geoge LoTelocL. the indcfa;igable
P~IosprctoF. Is developing a cobal; mine
at White Cloud District. which contains
ores that eaTy A. high - a. per cent. Of
the metal. Nr. Loyclurk was also the
d~iscoyerer Of the Cottonwood nickel
mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

4 ;ehgraE igaaz General Gordon an
no1nces iL; be ) unable 10 e1~tricate
tie garrison on the Blue Nile and White
Nile vithou; troops. The survivors Of
the Sinlat hatchery have arrived at
suakim. They report that the rebels
tore the ltody Of T-sfk Bey into pieces
and dsToured his liver, in accordance
with their superstition. osman Digna
Is massipg all remaining faithful to him
:: SInkAi, where he will make a final
stand. General GrshAm's orders are TO
make Tamanieb the limit OF his advance.
General Stevenson urges the Govern
ment to consent 70 the pursuit Of Osman
to sinkat. Sir Evelyn Barring opposes
the advance further than Tamauieb.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

Mcdowell, the murderer captured at
san Pedro. was taken back 10 Los
Angeles, Saturday. A crowd Of Abou,
LOCO vas at the depot when the train
arrived, but no demonstration vas
made. Another large crowd awaited in
'front.' Of the Jail. among whom was The
father Of the murdered Maggie o'Bnen.
The prisoner was taken by a back stree,
to the rear Of the jail. thus disappoin,-
ing the eXpcciani crowd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

Saza2y ui-L, a sna=-sGIs de@5-a1e5
On the LfLe s25u-bo=n5 s4a9u Of
Woodstock o. branch o: tn south
PAX Colorado B-ilway. carrying avay
every battling il the town including
tie railway s4aIa. 1 nan On sngw
shoes reports ;ha; seventeen persons
see known 20 hzve keen caught in the
avalanche, irlGlIng Mrs. Doyle,
Sbo KEEP; the station, and her six chill
dreE, ap0<LsT WOMAN, nsme unknown.
and ten section men The tao women
vere rescued alive, bEt seEozLy iuju--d-
The body Q! 4 Of the section hands
was recovered None Of the other, can
esGaIe alive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16

The Fneks ESoa=. q lie - 49, .
Tbs SgE las Al DISAPPEARED sud the
Er0-2d = ~ lIy uatly, bit tie
moisture All 500 ssp though ou-
Szaiy SOD
The sock ;krvzcAG5: tie valley i
loaEs ~zH AID i N good ca1G1on.
Il uzs Da@1V - I'D q uGnhss @! the
Cd e-t:Es nh Lay TEls H. ground
-=s Covered With aaE. IL ertle
men Al feel AzTFy. They ~ ths; had
TIE haSs g--Ef! q sa1~ fallen : month
es-asE May kzl q stock vg-la oe-,
Gzaiy have persisted
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Fnat Rzzde, de desperate Who
made Al aiseEPs upon the lie Of deputy
NepoakA AT the JGia F s1iEho
-pAasdia solitary so1aneEenL se-
eeeii II ending his eA-ee1 by hanging
himself Saturday night Raie's rzAl
aaHe ~Ss Charles c Scoa. BE Elai
noles :AEa ave nsa IN ISL. sId<s
supposed TO have hundred Aineea peg,
sons n IniiaaA and uino;s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16
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shAube cunaa-tea And managed ~ /.
P-sSzEt 0-PrS3.z1 TreA-e-
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fnetz ReRbeA Cd EhGh The President
Hni I,-P-rS3ez; shall h zS5se
araAA AIy sv e SA members
shall eo1s=Stns qSza iOr IL tA=-
Sactina Of 6aSsess
Skese oErs 12u hs sle-eS ~ Tie
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serve anil TIE aar=a nsEng ti1gsins
Their election, orunai her z&esoS
EhAIl h4ye S-ea sltA
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BY the EIec-aTe cOaa4te~, may b
VOTED Il -elsetSoIs-
A majority q TIE Executive Colt
tee shall have P0rerso ~ Any uSa-
eeI that Hayoo-- IL dea:h or other
wise IN iheH oyp Elnb=r. OF AMOS the
eHoH Of this Association. AID TIE per
o % appointed shall hold oSr anti
the maxi regular meeting Of the AssoS-
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