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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
THE wARDEN's REPORT,

The report Of Frank Bell, Warden ut
the State Prison, gives the expenses 10,
carrying on TINT institution Tor til yea.
1888 ns Sl3. 57I.G3. and for 1881, $50,
5S9.2l; making u total OF $50, 4GO.72
From tdis amount should bc deducted
bills aid in 1883, not chhrghble Ia Mr..
Bells administration, Oi S45o.7l. Thi,
makes tie totnl expenses Tor two yenrs,
SS3,Qil.l5, leaving the handsome suru
Of SlG,53O.l3 TO turn bncL into the
Treasury OF the appropriation oil $780,
900 made. Tie earnings IL the PRISON
Il purtments decrease the outlay 81
207 .56. that vas paid into the State
Treasury, being from tire quarry, 81.
2GO.SG: iron the carpenter shop, $500;
IRON live stock. $3.50; and Tor board ol
United States prisoners, 1927. thus
the actual EXPENSES were but $50, S03 90,
The shoe shop. which for IA long time
was q source Of expense to the State,
realized "a profit to the Suite Of S2.G52.I S
The appropriation that will be asked iOl
the next two ycars will be for the SUN u
SS5,0U0. aud it is supposed that 10y usimr
economy, II portion of that will In re-
turned TO the Treasury Of tue State
There were one hundred and fifteen pr,s
ouers Mt the Institution on the closing .
tho year 1884.
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Stock In Eavada.
CbairllIun Com.

While distressing reports of storms.
extreme cold weather and CONSEQUENT
heavy losses OF stock, comes hum NJ iii
tuna, Oregon and ether stock growing
sections North und East, the weather
throughout Nevada has, been mild, and
during the greater portion oil the Winter
- 'h'" u'nS' poisoned ones were re- 4
telling. A p-rGte pleasant. Stock ppVn
woS.&crnpge is doing finely, ul being now
in excellent copditi,u Diseases among
stock on our rang 4 is rarely heard o.,
and nothing Of Is serious nature has eyer
yet attacked the herds Oi this State.
The fact is, twenty-five y ars experience
has proved beyond On s,ion that Nevada
is the safest us we'll us one Uf the very
best stock raising sections OIL the cont.
nent.
The stock growing interest has become
next to the ! aiding industry, particularly
in this part Of the Safe, nnd where i'll
diligently pursued the business hus paid
heavier intere u on the capital invested,
than any other ind lotry that can Ge
named.
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Ranse-Eiho COUNTY. Nevada.

All eminent divine says the advance.
ment of the world and tie spread of
civilization and Christianity depends
on the interchange ui thought among
people and their Willingness to learn.
nhd that the raj or woman who on.
poses the Introduction of new imurnyc-
mrntS, the trial If new ways and the
use al new things, shou.d br condemned
M not icing good and useful members
6i society; and now. il not set in vour
old ways, try II bottle of YErnA BrTS,
BiTTEEs. These valuable Ri,t.rs cnr
biilionSnrss, CONSTIPATION. Torpid Liver.
Kidney Complaints. indigestion md
Dyspepsia. For sale 10y all Druggists.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Our State Legislature will ballot foI
United States senator next "Wednesday,
the 18th. Inc CuliiUnie L.eg~;,iature
Begins ballu;ng for Senator on the 10th.
San Francisco dispatches Of the Sil
Tie funeral vi JUhu WieIuud thus utter
noon was the iurgest that ever occurred
III this city. Carriages were bought ~
Dy Spectators ut 81 and sold TO tlrus,
wlio followed the remains Vi Wiclnud iol
so.
=. T.. Wctherill. well-kuUyn 10 the the
itricnl prUl, srIUn Tor twenty years past
died here yesterday ug.d oil yraIs. ia
1851 lac was elected IL member Oi III,
.irst State Legislature oil Nevada, nmd IL
1916 lac was ,iuctd IL memh,r ui IN,
California LegisIDturc,
The argument III the suit Of Mrs. Col,
ton w. Iceland STANFORD 1t III was T.,
Snmcd ut Santa RUSn this MORNING.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
nrsaAor OF rHs oovKanoa.

In his messase to the Legislature
Governor Adams makes = number q
recommendations to that body. anon
the inoyt important Of which urs: A ne
ducAon ia the puHuLer vi STATE Offices; q
cou>OiiJs.I al vi Judicial Districts. he
ducing the number tV iUur-savIng Sl5.
W. la judges s.iiari,s-In.I la crIIuIuaI
a. IN eiSiI eases. nine jurors may legally
IinIs; IA uniform System Tor county gov,
ernInents; the pAym.nt % jurors n
criminal cuses; that county Uiisers l.,
elected iof iour years; tuat delinquent
taxes Ue collected by direct levy auu SAT-
without suit; ihat Two lSemINrs euLSiI.
tate u legal Doara vi County IODm;s.
4lVuers whC The third j. umaruIilDIJ
absent; t+e ta&Ips VI al mortgages; uInI
deGt, contracted ~ iOrsien a eIi,s with
vi a oIate iIceuse tU seal, Ue declIreu
SOid; that II STIte Board vi Health bt
created; thg, Congress he meuv.iAIizeu
60 euact a iu@ rSqnlring Uuited STates
Senators ~ De elected ~ "A direct vote
alsU N opposition " the suspension v.
SILVER cVIuaSe; that SioO per au-
mann lie appropriated Tor each uSd or
disabled soldier ui tie Mexican MAR. III
orler that they may live at the Cai.or-
MIA Soldiers Hone, and claims that the
present Administration has Ueen the
.IosJ eeumoInIvaI al tue Stale SINCE It's
organization.
Iur IiepsAu bill, the taxation Of prop
erty and L4s cud.S,s Va rUcsII r.I4U.us
"vrc aiSV suo!eSus ,i..Uora'cIy revIe~gu
Al Inc Lurasu1v.
A very large majority Of the sugges.
suIdr aId views advanced by tur UOy,T-
nOr, ~Iii dUuUL.ess uevt Win PuUI.c IN
uVrseuent. Dat II our conception VI Tue
GUveruvr = IGen III recommending -
unI.Urn ~ stenI IUr tie gUveruAIert vi
,ur be correct, II Is not ia
uLrluUuy with the y.eys upon the sGU-
Jcct entertained by The peup.e vi tnls
county.
y division of this county into Commis-
sioncr districts wUuid pro'r very adruu-
.uBeuus wiIrr in some VIncrs, OWING 10
.GrIr topography, SUCH uIVIsIrn In Im-
p~ractIcdUic, tnerv.o.c, through the UNI
.OrnI System governing the respective
counties. EIkU Ii denied the advantage
.. tue measure named, because all Tue
other counties III tue State are not will
lug 10 be similarly divided into COu.nIs-
sIoner DIs.Iic.s.
TINS Is Ud, one OF the disadvantages
Of IL uLI.Uim SYSTEM Applied ~ IN gov
eminent y. IuC..It.es ~dIsslmIIIrly sIIu-
uled. Tie cUnuIIIvus Vi IL cUul.ty ole
Hu"d.ed milcs sqGure are III man! olur.
RESPECTS as well .s III sIZc, qdIie differ
dIlur lit from tuusr emUrdv.uSuAI Uuc-
tcntn Oh that urrL, and Tor las prup,I
government nce'is the application U. IL
uriicrrnt sysl, III.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

A report comes from Grcenbnrg, Pa,
that English detectives, who have mini
glcd with the miners In that section fur
months past, have discovered the cxis.
tenre Of II secret society Of dyunmilers.
which il directly responsible for the re.
cent explosions ana assassinations In
England. II Is claimed that the trens.
nry Of the society is wei supplied with
money obtained from assessments aud
other sources in nll parts Of the State.
These detectives, I. is said. inyr gouc to
Washington with the EVIDENCE IN their
possession, to lay the same before the
proper English authorities,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

The Reno Journal says there was hut
little done by tine Legislature OH Wed.
meSday. In the scuHte Briggs intro
ddccd a bill to repeal tue bullion tax
law. In the House the silver resolu.
ion was passed, ns wns GIso the one re-.
turning thanks to the CongresSi nnl
delegation Tor securing the Carson build.
ing. Also the resolution relative to a
Joint Committee ON Constitutional
Amendments. speaker pro tenn. Nc.
Miilen acted as Speaker and acquitted
himself admirably.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Quijoiao has again gone wild over the
recent discovery Of what appears to be II
new bonanza. r~iynliug IN extent and
richGrss even tbs famous T. erless nud
Croker. The location Of the discovery
is npon The western slope Of Mount len
Nevis, upon n claim called the Devon,
owned 10y W. +. Kit. Of Tucson. 10.
Gated December. 1888. The claim ~
parallel and joining the Croker on the
Scst. The ledge running ncross the claim
aud extending In the Croker ut nn
angle Of forty-nve degrees.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
FE1 onAHo Iulr RERoar.

To The Hon. Il. Il. Biselow. Judge Of
the Fourth Judicial District. Elko county,
Nevada:
The Grand jury convened January
9. 1856. have the hopcr ~ SubGnit the
following report;
There Eas presented for onr consider
,atien zig S..ss. as follows: TUIes for
RrsSt larceny. one foe u~nlAwiui killing
~ cattle, one for assault with in,ent ~
kill and Que for iniSbmndiny au aniuIn.;
against which We hare found four ln-
dictments.
Appended hsreto are the reports OF the
several committees, which ure made u
S.ut of this report.
q. Ii. SHEPHERD. Foreman.
&. L. MAYER. Secretary.
To the Foreman Of the Grand Jury,
Fourth Judicial District, Elko county,
State Of Nevada, for january term, 1855:
We the Undersigned, your Committee
on Pubic Records. les seave 10 submit
the following report:
After the super licial examination which
.our lirlited time woul.l allow o. the
books Of the sev rl offices, we are Of
the opinion that they are nll correct. aud
She manner in which they are kept very
satisfactory.
We would recommend that at such
times when the County commissioners.
in their opinion, think tLe books should
be examined, they employ II suitable uul
able accountant To thoroughly compleie
the work, us it is impossible for the
members Of a Gand jury to make IL
thorough eSpplnation i'll u united time.
GEO. j. MLISs,
lEUD- BArrLLs,
A. PRIMEAux.
III. IVLK,
l.. l.. MAYER,
Committee.
To the Foreman OF the Grand Jury Of
the Fourth Judicial district, Elkp county.
.Stete OF Nevada, January term, 1855:
We, the Committee on Public Roads,
do submit the following:
That after having exIminei, SO far as
our limited time wou!d permit. thI' We
find the public roads in rs good condi-
ton as could be expected ut this season
of the year.
l.. W. ST.. CLAIR,
Isaac GRISwVLD,
EELD NILSoS,
A. WINES,
TuoMAS hASE,
Committee.
To the Foreman OF the Grand Jury of
the Fourth Judicial District, EISo county, |
State of Nevada, January term. 1885:
We, the Committee Oh Hospital, do
submit tDe following report:
We therein found five patients, who
seem we'll satisfied with their treatment.
The building seems 10 be kept IN ! c,ean
and nice manner. We, the , oIuIr lite.
would recomm,n nd n lurger room, uud
better ventilation.
J. W. JOHNSON,
j. NCACL.kS,
Go. WILLIAMSON.
Committee.
To the Foreman Of the Grand jury
We, the Committee appointed Oh Court
house and Jail, wouId report 90 fOIoys:
We find the Jail heat pui clean. und
tine prisoners provided Tor us we'll us
could be expected. We would recon-
mend that IL drain be made ~ the want
in the rear OF the Jail, us the same could
be made Ut small erpvnse.
We find the Courthouse all chat could
be desired. With it, new vaults 100
Clerk, Recorder aud Treasurer. it is II
model OF convenience.
Respectfully yours,
JOuS CIoCKER,
CLaIrMun Com.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
DISTRICT COURT.


FRrDAY, Jan. 0, 1885,
After making their final report the
Grand Jury was discharged for the term.
j. Il. Henry pleaded not guilty to the
indictment Of m%isbnnding cattle. and
trial set for January 27th.
A vcnire for thirty-iivc trial jurors, re-
turnabie January 2G.h was then ordered
to be issued, alter which the Court adj
journed until Saturday morning at 10
o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

A report of the infringement OF the
Stase Asylum Tor the Insane at Reno,
.ur the past two years Is being prepared,
and irom Tie paItu! statement already
.iiude the IuIUw.us iuCts ure gathered
Inc Asylum nUS has l9J p,ucn,s. Dm-
.ns d.. Bishops ,crn, is payc been al.
,hiIIed, ~ Discharged ~ died cad nuHc
discharged as cured, nave been r. turned.
fnc general heaitu =, good.
y. the appropriation q! $50, 600 as IL
GenrrLI F.'md, snpcTint nJvI.t B.suup
wIl make Il rrturn Ui about $500 LA
cash aud goods Un maud. rnc Iuru pro
iu"is IN band are wur,iI about $1,000,
.1nd there is II dairy vi Is COWS wn,h
yic,ds ~ high as ioIty GALLONS Oi mi
per day, all vi which Is Con nm. d by thu
patients. The WOOL supply since MucD
utst has been drIt, taken IrquI the rive.
at Slight cost. HIX = .tlcntS moss IN Ih.
Asylum only await p.ctSm. weather t.
Ue di,chIrgcd. Inc cost o. eauJ pItleu.
per diem, In 81 t. UJ,c nts nuL eyrL
though COMMITMENTS cOntinlr NUN
erous as i'll the past. d.. BI,App thank,
ne has plenty q! rooLL iago,'" ycgr 1"
!. eVU PASS n rnised cherl-~or 49, the =.
"A. L.. 1870 -,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

A Washington dispatch says: Rcso.
lutions which nnseat Shelly tDemocratl
and declsres Craig (Rcpublican) to be
elected, were adopted without d, bate or
division. Craig took the oath OF Office.
The Interstate Commerce bill passed
the House by 1913 to rs.
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n. n. ninEIow. IrnnE.
SATURDAY, Jan. 10,

SATURDAY, Jan, 10, 1886.
The only business transacted to-day
was argument Oh demurrr in the case
OF Matte L. Hogle vs.. A. Is. Waller ct.
al the demurrer being overruled.
Court then adjourned until Saturday
next, the 18th instant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

lis o stated that a majority OF both
branches Of the New York Legislature
favor WIN. NJ. Eyarts for the United
y ates Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

The Sentinel snys the Eureka Con.
mine is looking better than II has for n
long time past, and n good sized body OF
ore has been discovered ON the 1900 foot
level
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer. OF Bour.
on, Ind, says Both myself and wife
- our lives to Bnlloh's Consumption
Cure For sale By r. r. Muller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
COULD NOT BEAR BLAME.

A School Boy Suicides Because He was
Charged With Breaking n window.
PORTLAND, November IL P. Lord,
the sixteen.year.old son Of Carles A. Lord,
Of Pride's Bridge, in Westbrook, committed
most peculiar suicide yesterday afternoon.
1t appears that the boy had trouble at
school during the afternoon. In boYish
squabble Que Of the pupils was pushed
through as window. The teaches
blamed ycuOg Lord dS'snl told him he
must pay for the broken glasa. The boy
said he was not to blame. He wen! dire ct
ly home and took a gun into the yard,
cleaned it, loaded it and fred it into the
air. He then put in tremendous charge
of powder and large quantity Of shot,
took the gun into shed and lashed it Sc.
curely onto saw horse. Then he tied Q
string to the trigger and end Of the rsm'
rcd, kuelt down and put his ear close to
the muz1le, and exploded the charge by
means of the rsmrod. The charge made
a clean hole through his head an inch in
diameter.
The teacher expresses great contrition
for his loss Of temper and hastY words.
The citizens of the village were terribly
inceused at him last night, and there we're
80 many threats to ter and feather him
that thr teacher put himself under the care
Of the Chief Selectmsn, and was taken to
a secluded hut in the woods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
CONDENSED TELEeRAMS.

Washington ID. Q banks want clear,
ing house.
Joseph C. Hawkins, oldest pioneer oi
Jay county, Ind, is dead.
Hon S J. Tilden has registered in New
York in order to vote Tuesday.
Great excitement prevails in Hancock
county, O., over the discovery Of oil.
]. Wesley Smith, one Of fbe propsitors Of
the Albany (N. " Argus, is dead.
The works of the National Furnace
Company, at Williamsport, Pa, burned;
A bHLdiug suow storm prevailed for
several hours at Fort WsyEe, Ind, Sstur'
day.
Mrs Joseph Ploiz, of New Albany, Ind.
is missing from her home, and is believed
to have been drowned.
At New Albany, Ind Richard q. Nor
ris, aged sixteen years, was run over and
instantly killed by the cars.
Councilman Francis l.. White, Of Phila
delphis, is held in $4,000 bail, on th'
charge of embe zzlement.
P.W. Steele, principal Of q college q
Lyuchburg, Va, was decoyed, dragged
and robbed in Pittsburg.
A conference Of archbishops spd bish
ops, as vel. as the clergy, is TO be held II
Baltimore in about two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
scRURz's NEW VENTURE.
The Straight of tho Story Concerning the
Purchase of the Boston Post.

The Straight of tho story Concerning the
Purchase of the Boston Post
BosroX, November The statement
to the effect that Hon. Carl Schurz had
made an offer to purchase the Boston Post
'wHysubstsntially cOrrees Fhs1oalF thing
incorrect about the report related to the
character Of the offer. Mr. Schurz has
not, it now transpires, offered $4,000 cash
and agreed 10 assume debts to the amount
of $4,000. BE has simply subscribed
$4,000 to the stock Of the company,
although he had not paid 10 the money
When he does 80 he will hold controlling
iutesest in the paper, and the remaipg S25,-
900 of the new stock, the entire capital be-
ing $4,000 will probably be made up
among his friends. The old stock was
scaled down to $4,000. The present
stockholders will not interpose any obstacle
to Mr.. Schurzs securing the property, but
ifhe does not pay in his subscription the
paper will continue in the present hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
WEDDING IN HEBREW SOCIETY.
Mr.. Edward n. BTasGh and Miss Rosa
Raer BECOME One.

Mr.. Edward N. BrasGh and Miss Rosa
Baer Become One.
Yesterday afternoon st the home of the
bride, 92O Main street, occurred the nup-
tisls of Mr.. Edward NJ. BrssCh and Miss
Rosa Baer. The parlor of the residence
had been taste!ulIy and beautifully deco
rated with natural flowers and presented o
perfectly lovely appearance. Promptly at
) o'clock the bride, leaning upon the arm
of the groom, entered the parlor, preceded
by Mr. Esnest Bser and Miss
Anna BAer, who took positions
on either side Of the contracting parties
In this position Rev. Dr. Sessler pro-
nouuced the ceremony which made the
happy couple man and vile. At ils con.
clusion an Informal reception was held md
congratulations besped upon the happy
pair. At $50 Mr.. and Mrs Braseh board
ed the main on the B i o. aud were
whir!eI away on an Eastern trip. after
which they will return and ressde in this
city.
Mr. Brasch is q popular young gentle.
man among large circle Of iriendA aud
is connected with J. Brilles l. Go. His
bride is q daughter Of the late Simon Baer,
and is a faverite in Hebrew social circles.
That the young folks may enjoy life 3
sweetest blessings is the sincere wish OF
countless friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
BRID0kPORf.

The workme have finished painting the
c. \ p. station.
Council meets to morrow night The
first time for three months.
President Mcbride, Of the Ohio Miuers'
Association, waf in town Saturday looking
after the interests Of the Association in THE
locality.
Mrs c. r Yourg left for Cincinnati
last evening,
Milton McConnaughey will resume
operations ut bis mine Monday morning.
Rev. X +. Keelsr was in town yester-
day calling on friends.
Miss Lide Anderson, Of ST. ClAirsville.
returned home Saturday afttr Q ~eek'n
visit with Miss Kate Cook.
Mrs DR.. Cook returned homo Saturday
from Athens, where she has been visiting
frien6s.
Harry Tuttle 10 engaged In painting .
new sigu over Eli Gilmores grocery 10
Kirk wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION

us Report Upon Improve msnts Accom-
Phshed and Intended.
WASHINGTON, November l.-The report
Of Ne Mississippi RIVER Commission, GOV.
er'Og ts operations from o. ober l, 1884.
i0'he end % the fiscal year Iuue SO), is
made public. The works OF various points
ere briefly described IA general terms in
'ae report pro; and the det li'sI Re ports
o. the ohcers in change of each work ere
saoIl0ei as aPPsudi>el The Commis-
s''n cites The Acts Ct Congress under which
" acts. cod quO,es from its oWa previous
reports statements Of its plans and pur-
poses Rhich il comments upon.
tAe Plao, it says, cOntempls,es
'ne Closing OF outlets both ,ow river outlets
Ana e'evasses, the concentration Of the
aale' way OF the river where the widths are
tAcesaiVe and the navigation and the main.
'sA Wee OF the banks in the execution OF
ens "a thus briefly outlined aud in s,rie.
Ssseofds'ee with its original intent and
w Us o0'e' object or parpose the money
ePpsopua,sd ~ Congress has been ex
Seo SsuSeo The total cost OF
80 S =. reyetting bstxeen Csirc
Sss. ~ nc .lsssou'G. S,SG up TO June 20, 1885, has
IL, S-'-FC, ,sOo, and o. works ;oE sentrset
g SaAhnels - 5000gO. A yery couAl
ban , portion Of the sum expended fol
tsc,;oI aa Isse'2ent VAS designed TO give pro
Msrnito Nh 70 esrtsin s;ty sites and harboss--
nI IIPais IP EleksSurg and Others. Som,
msD, e fsqalred special and prompt treat
h. o-S II Delta Point had not been helC
or,,;;Sss.lngats banks With mattr4s, es a
AO'e expense the city Of V.ck, bnri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT
At tho Chaplins Street Rink Tonight
"Mikado" on Rollers.

At tho Chaplins Street Rink Tonight
"Mikado" on Roilers.
The re.opening Of the Chapline street
rink for the season occurs tonight. and
that it will be brilliant one is beyond all
doubt The Axtei Cornet Band has been
engaged for the season and will hereafter
be on hand every afternoon and evening 10
make music for the skaters To night the
celebrated Jackson sisters. Cora and der
tie, OF Boston. Mass, appear in one Of their
wonderful performances Of double and
single fancy and trick skating. The pro.
gramme will be double movements
by both sisters; advertisement by Miss
Cora; fancy and trick skating, rope jump.
ing, toe spinning, etc, by Miss Gertis;
double movements, combination figures.
centre movements and Waiting BY tho
sisters. An intermission will occur hero
10 order that the young ladies' may change
their costumes for the beautiful aud novel
Japanese dance, "Mitado." arranged es.
pecially for them by Bsnts, Of Boston. In
which they will wear The most elegant sat
in and gold embroidered Japsnsss cos
TUNES ever seen IN America, costing over
$500. These young ladies give ono OF
the most refined, unique and novel enter.
isiDments imsginAble, and no one should
fail 10 zee them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
FATAL EXPLOSION.
The Boiler Of a Tug Boat Suddenly
ExpIodes.
NINE MEN KILLED AND INJURED.
-Four Of the Victims Killed at Their Posts
1.-The Boat Badly De-
molished.
DETAILS OF THE FATAL DISASTER.

DErRoIr, November l.-At two O'Clock
this morning tie tug Frank MoHfatt, bound
down With four bsa0es, rounded to because
Of thick weather at the wharf at Sombrs
opposite Marine City. A line was taken
ashore and made FAST but the current
was so strong that the captain
thought TO ease up trias on the hAvssr
and so rang one bell to 20 ahead. Az be
did so the boiler Of the tug exploded with.
out sign Of warning and With terrific
report. The cause is not yet known. but
it is supposed to be lack Of water in the
boiler. The boiler exploded with terrific
force, carrying away the upper wards
and large portion Of the deck planking.
besides SCATTERING the hull from stem to
stern. At the time. John Ward. engineer
OF Detroit VIM. Miller. second engineer,
James Wiley and Walter Fisher. Of
Port Huron, 6remen, were at their posts
and killed. The captain, Thos. Currey.
bad leg broken and otherwise bruised.
Frank FristAin, ~heelmsp, badly scaldsd,
also Andrew Reid. q deckhand, Maud
Bennett, cook, who was in the after cabin
at tSe time OF the explosion, was blown
into the river, from which she was rescued
uninjured Robert Gardner, mate, Who was
ashore handling the line was blorn over .
wood pile and had his side injured. The
bodies sank in the river ard have not been
recovered. The scslded men are a. Som.
bra under the care Of physician. The
tug Frank Moffau from Port Huron, valued
at 81, 600, with 8, 1000 insurance.