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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

woRrHAM, Dec. Especial. The
president OF Tehuacana college, Dr.
McClusky, is advertised TO preach here
tomorrow.
We have some sickness here OF serl-
ous character-splnsl fever, flux, etc.
The principal OF our school, Mr.. Mill,r,
is attending the grand lodge. His fam-
ly IL afflicted with typhoid fever.
Mr.. James Finoh's child was buried
here to-day. His brother. the doctor,
from Hin county, was called to see II.
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Prospects OF Trouble In Mo1Ico

SALTlLLo, MEX, Dec. Especial. l.
News has reached here by a reliable
source that two days ago soldiers, act
ing under sealed oriers, arrested the
son Of Gov. Msde.a for having in his
possession over 300 weapons, pistols and
rifles, with a full supply OF am
munition. The arrest was made
at Tarras station. 100 miles from here,
and young Madero is still confined
there. Every day At this place secs the
incarceration of leaders OF the faction
opposing the Inauguration Of Falcon,
the federal candidate for governor, who
IL to take his seat On the 18th inst. The
course of the authorities In this matter
is considered by conservatives more
apt 20 create revolution than prevent
one. Madero Sono~, for fear of personal
harm, has taken up his residence In
Laredo, Texas, ami his son is thus left
unsupported. Cavillo, Falcons oppo-
nent, Is very quiet, but there is moro
than apt TO bo row on election day.
Both factions expre1s the host of feeling
for Americans.
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NO. %.

cal condition, particularly TAYLOR Berry.
Joseph Nav and Ella Ready. George
oung' who last night was Thought "a n
~ dying, Is slightly easier
thls morning. Stephen Young
ana his daughter, Mary Ann
are IN the same condition
!, as iast night. 1t looks as if she may be
the hrst to succumb. The doctors sav
the suherings of theinlured are terrible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07
PLANO POINTS.
Tho Oldest Settler Deod--A wedding
business and the Weather

NHEIHUHs NIIU INN Wchthtr,
PLASo, Dec. g. Special. Joe Klep.
pcr, h. ghly respected citizen OF thi,
place, died at his residence last night
lIo was 81 years old, aud the first settler
In this part OF the country. He wa,
buried at 3 O'clock. An business houses
including saloons, closed their door,
during tho funeral ceremonies in respec
10 his memory.
Miss Adelia White, of Lancaster, aut
Bill Ridgell, typo on tho Terrell star
arc on visit here.
business brisk to-day.
Weather pleasant and lovely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07
Dick Yancey Captured.

wonrnAM, Dec. 0.-ispeclal.l-Dlck
Yancey, the man who abandoned the
woman near Corslcana on yesterday,
was arrested near here to-day, at Mr..
Whites and lodged In the clock up" for
safe keeping until tho authorities nv
Corsicana can send for him. He IL II
young man of fair personal appearance,
shabbily dressed aud wearing slouch
hut
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A promlnen, cl,l.on otNow orlesa. Dead

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Coldwatsr
NJ. Smallwood, secretary and superin-
tendent of the produce exchange, COM
merclal editor ofthe picayune, member
Of the board of health and sanitary as
sociation, died this afternoon at the are
efke. lie was a colonel in the federal
army during tho war, and was after
wards appointed postmaster ut New Or
leans by President Johnson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07
Henry Iry,np,s clos,pr

New lonE, Dec. 6.-Henry Irving
closed his second engagement In New
York by the presentation Of the same
play in which he mado his first appear
ance before an American audience,
"rhe Bells.n lilo WAS called before
the curtain. Mr.. Irving expressed In
tho simplest words his acknowledges
ment OF the Kindness shown him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 6.-lSpecial. AT
smeeting OF representative citizens of
San Antonio tonight 1t was resolved 10
coalesco with the Republicans in the
nomination Of a city ticket. This was
the combination which lately proved so
successful in breaking what Is known
as the Bexar county ring for county OH.
cials, and they are going to try It on
Hualn
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The Dynnmite yIcilms.

DovBR, n. H., Dec. G.-A iOa5
o'clock this morning all OF tho sovrn
persons injured by the explosion at
Stafford on Thursday evening we're still
alive. With ile exception OF Miss
Greenfield, however all are in q criil-
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EKaggerated Accounts.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--B. w. Naples,
editor OF the Norwalk, Connecticut,
iiour, 'eiegraphs the Associated Press
that tho sensational stories In regard to
aiotous proceedings of striking hatters
y. .nat place are entirely untrue. Rvery-
used by the strikers
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Fire Record.
AsAw-MILL Aelp LuNppn.

% " VI ii'i4 AVID LUMBEH.
ALpRNA, MIon., Dec. 6. Butteraeld
q! Crubb's saw-mil burned this morn
ing, with 10000 feet Of lumber. I,oss.
sS5,OOo; partly insured. l-=.
W. At WEST RANDOLPH, VT.
WEST RANDOLPH, W., Dec. ga dis
astrous nre is raging here. II originated
III the Lamson furniture store, which
was DESTROYED, together with Mrs. Chad
wi1ks mousse, Mann's, Thomas, Draper
and several dwelling houses. The
names are unchecked. Other buildings
are In danger.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

pirTsBuRe, Dec. 6.--Nicholas Foley
ana John Mittsig, local pugillsts, in
auiged in vicious prize light neal.
Mchee's rocks last evening. both mer
were 80 badly punished that at the end
., tne fourth round the battle Was de-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

BosroN, Dee. CA landlord hes ng~
dorod Mrs. Howe, Of woman's bank no.
toriety, and Mrs. Ewell, the magnetic
ply siclan, TO vacate his premises, hence
he stops the payment of 81 a month in
terest on Sl0O with throe months ad-
VnrCO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

CoLuMnus, o., Dec. 0.--Gov. Hoadly
to-day refused to commute the sentence
OF John Il. Hoffman, sentenced to he
hanged at Cincinnati on December 10.
A reprievo had been granted from ooto-
hor VI
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PARIS, Dec. 0.-rhe city was pia-
cardcd Tonight announcing work
ingmcn'a meeting at Ddlville, Sun
day, 10 consider tho matter OF 4
monster meotinH BEFORE Pace Ele.so.
The police loco down Tao plaeard.
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4 sumner II True.

Quincy, Dec. d.--The whig will
tomorrow announce that Fred
7. Taylor, Democrat elect to
tho general assembly from
this city Is ineligible Tor the office, be-
cause he has not resided in
tho county the requisite Eve
years preceding his election.
Taylor registered and voted ut Burliug-
ton, Iowa, at the November election In
lSS0. II this proves true tho Legislature
will be Republican on Joint ballot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07
Lorni OpiInn al rornoy.

FoRNEy, Doe. 5,-. Special Local
option prevailed in this place to-day by
a majority Of 81 votes, i2l being the
whole number east. Everything was
quiet except Que little iisticutr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

NEW loRK, Dec. 0, The woman's
suffrage party have sent the Marquis OF
Salisbury lotter of warm thanks W
the Conservative party of England for
their friendly attitude on tho suffrage
question.
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High Private ciibort for u. y. Marshal.

high frlNhte eiibort Tor u. y. harshal.
AnlLENE, Dec. Especial Mir. g.
+. Gilbert, editor ~ the Abilene Repor-
ter, has decided Co berome q candidate
for tho office Of Urted States marshal
for this district. SO SAYS he has nevpr
desired any puu'ie Office, and has brcn
influenced To enter this race upon tho
many letters receiyoa from prominent
men in norIhern and western Texas,
urging him to become candidate. lie
has the endorsement of some very prom
inent Texas officials. and his many
friends are saugUipe OF his success In Sc
curing the much coveted prize.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-07

OMAHA, Dee. 0,--lnvostigRtlon shows
that the alleged terrible murder In
Custer county IN canard, andthat no
such place us Walwofth exists.
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Tn. Mandclhnum unpr,

MONTREAL, Dec, 6..-Mother Mand0l.
baum, her son aud clerk, the New York
"Fence" fuGiliyes, aro here, iiis believed
on their way TO Germnnv.
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
--.-- .---~-
A Most Cowardly Attempt at Assassina.
tion in Missouri.
------'------
AMuRpsRous srEP-soNs CRIME
---'----~'--.---.
Dick fancey, the Corslcana Fiead, Cap.
tured at Wortham.
JOHN B. HOFFMAN TO BE HANGED
An Ohio Farmer Accused OF Numbering
his Aged Mother Latest From the
New Hampshire Dynamite
uorror-Prixe Fight.
FIRE REcoRp-rRAlN ROBBERS.


LirrLE RooK, Dec. Cat 1880 O'Clock
tonight a passenger train on the Little
Rock, Mississippi River & Texas rail-
way, coming this way, when three
miles below Little Rock, was stopped
by five masked robbers, who switched
the train, took complete possession and
wentthrough all passengers. Conductor
Rice and Express Messenger Honey
cutt we're in the baggage car. The rob
bers opened fire as Rice went toward the
engine, and both men were covered by
revolvers. There were about seventy
hve people in the oars, and great excite
ment followed. All were ordered to
hold up their hands, and the robbers
went to work. They broke open express
safe, and according TO reports, got
$1,000, and besides obtained from the
passengers in watches, jewelry and
money, about $4,000 more. No
lndignities were offered the passengers,
and when they had finished tho robbers
disappeared, after enforcing a
promise from the passengers that
they would not leave tho train for
fifteen minutes. A strong posse, headed
by detectives, have gone In pursuit
The train arrived here at IL 80 o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-07
Tire Near Hnllesk Rtation.

Ham. McCnin, Who is Gown to-day
irrm h'ile'k Stn'i II, in'o'ns Us tina
th rrsidrDce u! w. q. Randolph, three
miles above that strtiou With AL It ION
tanned WAS destroyed 10y i,e Thursday.
Mr. i"nd ph, VIII" il III the employ OF
Sc X Co, WIS attending Ia duties at
the upper pat u! the r,uch. and Mr..
l'Gd u Ii. with the children had gone IN
IL bret Wit la rIrn.is III the valley, Ieav-
in - mHn in charge u. the PREMISES.
When :he family rtmncd they found
nothing nut ashes aid riub,rs where the
huu-e had Stu ,d;iil The household fleets
having l~cn consumed with the hui, ling.
The origin o the irr Is unku"wu,
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lFi"m ~ nla:'. Dsily.l


The only departure by stag this
morning ios ruscAron. MAS Geo. B.a-.
Tue Boisd OF Co inty Com ni..ion r.
II the Gr.ni Jury are in sessiou 4 -.
day It the oart.house.
The proceedings 0 the Democratic
"un'y Committee ON s .tu.day will be
'oLnd In another CO umn.
Group. wn'upins Cough aud Brop-
Chats rnln diiteIy rrii Y Il by ShipuL's
For sai iy +. +. Mulnr.
Commissioner J. J. Campbell CAN.
dawn t. aitenl the meeting Vi Ia. Boar,l
t'-dty, aml with 4. B.uc-, con Tilted
Alnru', J. I. BabcoK not puttipI in
Su apleRrIne-.
The Gn.td = aieS Grand Jnry in the
court u t.Ie Third judicial Dis,rirt. have
PIE ent'I seven indictments for p.yr-
any u 'ieE the 10 AMI bill, th i.st ever
i'niiI IA \i.E'I', .ultI,te il IRE It IL.
c'teHIeLt al .lJr-nJL aul Gsnule circles
II CON 'rqurnce.
J'"'::'h Lin ls;y pas eel through ON his
.r'tu'n Ia liu tv city by ia, Lu.u !. It
.grn:u.. A. n h,u,r.J uh.n H..
y ,SseI W, =, tw, ar ;hcr,. w,,.L. 49,, -.
asi, nnly 70 Il ,o 80. Jo,. IN, -. H..
I all puI. Il ant a. IN, .,,,i.,, a.. g..
ia hts usual ,,s,J b,.,,,h, .,,I .;,,
,u.,.,
feI.uSs vino r,is. ,b. i,,L.., H..
apuut Governor | y.,npd,. ;,r,,,,,u,v
Ire men who m,pv II ,i,n. 80. -, -,
U w.uIuSs IN ,b,,r han. -, .,.,
mi.r tA.uI,h an. ,u,w 4, u.v.,, ..,.l-
ing the tru H."
~,
H., n. ,-, oi"
p.t.u
,,m, -, ~
Sums
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S'iuri,y morning nj 3 O'clock in the
Pa'ncc sl""n, ut Pc colt, A. r.. Feed
Glover, u gambler. knocked down and
STAMPED t. death N liie C"yle. nli,s
Jennie Clark. his m,stecss. because she
haa refused H. give him 500 Which she
Friday RENTED 10 n sister rhe is ein.
eating In santa Cruz, at which place she
formerly resided, aud where she has
many rc,a ives living. Goyer IL from
Livcrmo, e aud IL a,d to be highly con
ncctcd. From hteen to tw nly so.
called lighting men watch Il the occur.
renee but none had the courage to III.
tedere.
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A Crooked Attorney.

0. L VI .son, "A Trnckee lnw,cr, has
been charged on several Occasions with
einb zziing money which he I'D c,l.
'rcted Tor his al 1t; lat heretofore the
Affairs have been compromised or hushed
up through the influence oi friends. A
lew days ngo he collected SIC2 fer r.. e..
co'kr' got IN IL royal spree. and lost
m"St o. It ut aio. Then he jumped u
freight Train md !e!t, bat WAS arrested
and Trough back. Rum aud women
broke hun up.
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A Mlll For Alaska.

The steamer Idaho, on her next trip
from IAN Francisco, takes up a stamp
mill said to have cost 100000. 10 be
used at a mine in Alaska Territory. The
mill has 100 stamps, and when erected
and in working ord T on Douglas Island
will have 'ost pol ably S.tU,tIO. H..
leland is between Admiralty Island and
the mainland Of Alaska. J.nes I. ec.
niun, Colonel Fay, Edward Fay, II. Hi
and Senator J. +. Jones are among the
persons interested In the new mining
venture.
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The news hat cones Ia VI rom IItm-
it,n. says the 6 Ter y : reck News. il o
the NEST cheering nature, an ey ry"ue
here il ready 60 congratulate mr. friends
over there Oh their approaching good
imtnnr. Shoud Its boom prove n | tia,
Is expected, 1 would III be II j,st re-.
ward 10 the faith II! few who, amidst all
the dismal years o the past, stood 10y
the oil camp with u iaitI Ia It never fni.
tered. Tney deserve u r.ch harvest AMI
We hope t"ey will reap n bouuteous o
q. the pIeciuus metal.
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Grand July.
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following is the roll of h nor O
the South Fork ,ch"oi Tor tHe north OF
August: LII Drown, 100: Cora wcnr.
10 ;H"dn lInrd sy. 100 Nrlc Lrc. lOr;
Addic l;itchir. N; T. len Ritchir. %:
Ncttic Drown, 100; Nary Walsh. 50;
Eir"ir Dawn. So; George Spencer. %:
tommy Wear, 95: John w.,sb, %
Fred lie Drown. 100.
Miss MAooIE H,MtLrDS. Teacher.
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Trlcks Of Blaine orzans.

WIZ "''.fp u lcnu
S'he u. II1 R'pIJ,o.n papers are
beginning to perceive that ,iicy cannot
let AIR. Dihine's record ~ without dis
q 'H'ioi "ni lie ems 4, n,ud they nre ye;y
reinc'tiitiy II .mIninS the .'1luIignm let.
terS with tue ihlnt nope U. taking the
sting out u. them by u sort ni ilrGsced
pba tIce treatment. The boston J"arna.
u r displaying the lett r. III which NJ.
B'hinc took such pains To LIT War; u
Fisher uIdrrst.DI tnu he didn't mean
To bc II ~icadhcad, and t q IN |, him with
drSuri,bis to prove ns mncn H. ~.
G''dSeii D. showing h,w vain ,Ule II SET.
vice lie ittd dOhc thaI person s Railroad
by u IA lug hs speaker, alter ihi. thu
10 r"1' IL constrained T. admit that -,
S"einA To I<sS though lie was ovvr-anx
iuus to obtain tue iitcrert winch aid
vel, II II pr,m 10 l." 80 ,e~r.sn1ious : n.
y wcli.chJ,i ~ 1; il IL much ,pt,,r Ia
"iIo" int "s OSer-anxiOus than 10
suppress nj, consideration q. the mattel,
~ lie Now York H bun. does. Gen.
Htwiey undertook, in his irUOkiyn
speech. the other evening, t. IN TX. u
dc ,nsc o. Sir. Elaine. AMI used ~.
B.,iiie as n guide ia hs line q. trcalmen,,
uut watcher MS SUCCESS " = too Der. eel,
or Hne. nrr tile Ir bHH, cuu,dn't spend
time to explain tue particulars to it,
r"adtrS-.hO Know nothing about 4,
except WHIT they can : menUcr, unicss
! they read tue .uil account rom ine Chn
gr'satcnai L'roSd which tho wicked
% mocrats pu,niFh rs II campaign ,lovu.
' lnent-S h ,teyer tue cause may have
Zen. The i'baq, dill u I Contain n word
o. H'n. Hiwlcy's plea. Tbs ~ B.ainc
Journalism.
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ftVm Fi,d.,'. - az
NALNAGUNnI.

NthtAhi AAoeL AMI ". ID gu lNan de-
parted for Tuscarora by stage this mo.n
ing.
Colonel ]. b. Moore. OF Ruby Valley,
vas a passenger for San Frauc.sco Ly
the train this morning.
All newspapers approve the dispatch
OF General woo!Aley to 'gyit IA assume
command o! the troops there.
Arrived this evening by stag from
TuacArora: A. V. Lancaster and ~ cuu.
pie Of Aongolian opium deLd. Tor the
Taber hotel.
II the Blaine Republicans wnnt to dis.
euss any letters, suppos ;bey tu.u their
attention rather more to Mu!l.gan aud
less To Horey.
The Stat University un Ter charge of
+. 5. FarTina ton, and the Public school
under charge OF +. n. Stone, both begin
the next session Oh Monday morning
next
". II. Porch, who is in from his ranch
to-day. Informs us that harry sting has
begun in Mound valley aud that the
crops are turning out very fayoIably.
The hay crop /, also abundant.
The cholera is r-niIly decreasing ia
France, but it Is rcpuItci IN spreading 10
an alarming extent IN Italy. The peas.
antsy r pei the docturs, and in their
anPenutiouS ignorance. trust l. the
brunbuggery OF charms Tor cure.
Major Kitchener telegra,s from Don.
COLA that = spy brought ia reports that
Gchrral Goriun gained u great victory
over the rebels on August llih and that
two rebel leaders were killed IN the IA.
HaEem-nt
Al! the cotton factories Of Petenbu G.
NrGinin. have stopped work. iLroaiug
ont - Large nunhcE of neu, women and
chIidrcu. many o; whom ARE suffering
for the hecessar.es OF life. Application
has been made 10 the City CouUrll ior ~
special appropriation iOE the relief q! Tie
HufrTrTL
A wealthy JewiAh merchau; OF C0ve;o.
Cal. VA" killed Wednesday 10y II young
man named ItObin-On. TIL two mcu
bad been at cuIuity. aud IlUbiu Oh going
into the store 10 purchase was Ordered
out. refusing to 10 Davis struck Rob
insou over the head with AN ax hludle,
when the latter DIR W - kni'e and stabbed
Davis. killing him instantly.
ii. Walter, Il prominent merchant in
Tehama. committed Suicid wedurs lay,
by drowning IN the Sacramento nVer. 4
.h0t time after drowning hinrs.l, his
~ifu died. having been sick in her fnt
confinement. She had teen at deaths
dor for n few days past. II i, SAid
That his mind Sccnmc drIaIgrd IN NO.
count Of the ~i1o~lc,tiNe cath o! his
wiz
The work Of knlsomiuiug the inter-
OF the District school hcus has just been
completed and the walls are nov IN pune
white and clean as tile cOusciem,e u. au
incorporating Christian. Everything
baS been prepared aud arranged Tor the
reception Of the pupils neat Monday, ut
which time the term 60 nIn noes, with
l. n. Stone ns Principal, and Ms.
Jo.rphine Taylor In charge OF ia,
Primary Department.
~
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AivnrtiANi Llttnr List.

The following il II list oI letters re-
manning In the ~postonice at Elko
August 81. 1884;
Blown Cbis. W. Fordiam W. L.
lessen n. J. Reed EJSiu
Wymer Z;
Persons calling for any OF the above
will please say advertised.
q. WHO'LL, L. ".
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Court.

S"uhsSiiur ~. 'n.tie.t was ycster-
day einpioyed 10y the def. use in n case
Ia which the People o. the st tie o. Ne
rsda was Plaintiff and l. ter Munson de.
hdtnt, involving n charge o. la raciiuu
OF tine peace aud dignity .. the Town oi
Eiko. Under tile abe management vi
tile District Attorney everything went
s"iinminSly !or the ~pn'srcutiuu. and II
was confidently believed that tn defense
was let wi huut II leg to staui un, but
the resou c,s VI Mr.. Da.tl II were fuzzy
e ~ i IT, tue occ.Sio.. X, cOgnizlbg the
d,Spcr.t ness Oi his ense, aud III. total
Iiihd.qitcy U tn .aw to sui tan Il, he
ali not despair, nor like ,rtiii gers la
tue pro ossiUn in such u stat, +, sUt To
tn low trick "a abuSins the opposing
counsel. but withheld hIs fire and cOn.
cen,ratcd his orres .nT lie fiiidl snnrniuu
uP' wLese .ns1c trip vi law, and tower.
ih5 e"'qneIre leaves Iuipiug arguni, Ut
utiisiid. ElnergiDg iioin tie duIi pIp.i.
tudes . Law mo the brual a .na oi
h~ttrJsenuua eihics. Mr.. B,rti q Owed
under tile hnnsy fabric o. socie.y $, aud
n'riig bvh,ain its very iOun i%ations,
"iaue II Gear To- the comnuncst mthds
thai the tnielat.on .. primary evils, suci,
~ The growing %. ~ with it, txbii,r,t.
Ing IN seductive pnper,ies. aid not his
client. was ~rv-ruusib.e iur iiIe in rac,tOn
complained ~. Tie convincing logic o.
toe speaker, backedb by has nrvs,st,o.e 10.
qterce, imew the jury on their brani-
.Gd'. anil bruce tuem MI ny, 80 ,uat y
' I'd I ucctne inIOssiO.e. II W.. a
iauons v.ctoryI
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Beef For Tn, Bay.

A special t. ,a "a IL cara 10 ,dci with
fat cattle Tor the San Fhancisco IN rK,t,
PASSED through here ut z o'clock to-day.
The cattle were shipped ut Wells To
Grayson, H,rrsll n Co.. from tue
Tinniu 4 sparks ranch, and were In
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-07
Bullion Received.

Tho stage from Tuscarorn last even.
ing brought Gown four bara Of Grand
Pd,c bullion, weighing 402 pounds and
valued at $4,000. which was forwarded
TO Han Francisco to r. NJ. Hall. sccre.
tary Of the company. by Wells, Fargo &
Co. this morning.