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New Law Tirin.

\ curl r. c"ivcd from Couus.llnr Geo.
+. Talbot last evening through the
L 'l""Icc 'n!or ~ ~ hat he h, il:
n.-Cc. Il Il ~ ,iH in ,e IuN business
l.. > F'rrlnS o and rutt th"ir rr,c
tIcc wall hereafter he CONNECTED IN Ter
the nrm II Ui Talbot X F,rrng;un
Mr.. Harrington filled I'll" postum II
PnnclfIi q: the Stat" Ulivcr,ty here
SOM" two years nSr, since which tue
he la been r%rhiIms inw in San Fan.
cisco where lac MAS admitted to the
bar.
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From wedne sday'. Daily.I
0ALMAGGNDI.

The REM Journal says that Hook
Mason will take up his Residence in Re-
no next Spring.
Sa Her aui Bsidy are pushing Hal
lock nLi D"rmcr pretty close ior Con-
tru!ier and Secretary oi St ate.
Reno had an earthquake at breakfast
Monty morning AN | took Duuthrr WITH
~ lhnch Ia the afternoon. That amJi
ti"uS b.rS gobh!es ev rythins that's goo
Ing hnd will have to tie sat dOwu upon.
observation-disclosures elec'. II. G.. DI-
VIZ has rrs.an-l hi> POSITION AZ railroad
con iuc,"r ani gone into pArliu nlIry
training preparatory to his list roaui
Win the Salons of the State Senate.
Chas. W. banks ( n the last IL years
Cashier IN the san Francisco oAice OF
Wells, Fargo y Co, drcImpci n few
days Ego AMI Is now supposed to have
lone to Canslu. An exam II l,ioh
-h"wsu shortage Of S2U. 900 in his nc
counts.
The Times Review announces the re-.
csnt marriage u. Mr. \. j. B.nLrr l.
Miss M'dSr F.uSt. uf White Rock. Tt.
l~MOEPE>DENI extends its ton ]srttu.a.
t "m> 10 'hr w"rthy ecu lie aul wi,Ar.
them " peasant uLd PROSPEROUS %jrusur!
thuuugh lie.
Dr.. freeman, the specialist. left yes
1 r'ty m"Vmtn- log Iu-rtror,. lie vii
r.'rr" Ia ut"n"w aud ia. ~ who drsir,
c"rsu.t lin IN y uu =, at lis - ms
II iAe ID pot I.utrI morr ri, hi.
lie will leave hers Fii.y mo.nns
.'r lie w'st.
-" fIr a. nlthru;ic returns ARE lc.
c"INed trr we for +, Ig,Tnjd aud ~.
k"mncy i, nnc mfJsin"iy Ice. Ia
trends Of "a ar 4 inus sis,t ode,
IL favor ni tie RS? cuv= rIuIiIIt..
hu' i " / II Ill prpu.Ii \ II az, ia
complete Official count ui The Stale I
..rI,In Al = the !, I'll 1.
,,,.,
.."T,-t ., r,,r, a'n, ,r - ,,.
a II Il u. 1t. dreadful mutur.
Aht. - NCird. NIiI, "OcIu. one.
b i tia" YOU IA. though Ia.e, va. .,m
h--,
"y - 'H"' Dear 'hE Inn
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FAN AID WIn.cr 80 81

have just received n fine nsgorimcn,
II samples for FALL AND WINTER
n.ts, mud rs | have mnl sprciL ~
r~amgcmcnts. | nm now pr pnrri T.,
make clothes to order cheaper than even
before. None can compete with NE il
prices. II you want q nice suit. don't
delay. Remember, perfect 1T guarnn.
tccd. No tit, no pay.
". REfNnARr
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Genuine New Orleans molasses Z
sAlo at W. T.. Smiths
buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
excellent for bath OF toilet.
For all kinds Of collar and saddle
sores. use HorssDeu'a Universal Oin..
For cats, bruises. cuta from barbed
wire. ETC.. u-e Horsemon's Universal
Ointment.
You can buy ~ rs Extra light Brown
Soenr At ". T. Smiths for 81 90 cash
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Our Il firing Governor.
Eureka. 30 a. 90,

Under the nhovc beading the Carson
Free Lance Republican pays the fol
lowing handsome tribute To Governor
Adams: "Ihcrr comes n time always
when II political life must end. Death
Is no disgrace; Il comes 10 all Adams
IL defeated. bnt not disgraced. We OPP.
posed his reelection chiefly because hc
Is a Democrat. Our retiring Governor
is mn e-timnblc citizen aud hns made mn
excellent officer. lIc has been attentive
20 his duties and scrupuluusly honest
We know whereof wc speak. for We
have been ultimately Rssocintcd with
hun in State matters. lie has made
mistakes, 80 does every man make mis-.
takes. Ills career for twelve years pnsl
~ u State officer. aud His denomination
for tho highest Office in the state, il ne
Of which his friends will always I've
proud"
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GFroE. Saturdays Daily
BALMAGUNDI.

hee"'hr meeting OF Odl ieloLS M
heir hall tonight. 2
1t is noticed that Hugh Martin la,
nld hi> hair nicely scr.mLl,d slice h,
came to town yesterday.
Warner L Co.. loa lei the {, st freight
teams to-day with l5.UOu bs mdse. foi
rIscarort.
J. V. Murray Of Columbia. aui Dave
G'.iie Ia Il White Rock arc ia town to,
lay, with the election returns from
hose localities.
u. w. Myers. n brother OF Mrs. VIM.
Myers. who Las been visiting la, rr!,.
t'NeH ia Rlhy. can- in from that vail,
to-day and viii 'lepa,t f"r his home in
the east by the train thi, evening.
An earthquake occurred on the souih,
Atlantic seaboHri ye teri,y. At Angus.
Ia. Ga. the shock was quite sever. dim.
finishing toward the Mouth being very
ugh at W,,hins;oI CJu,ileable
alarm WAS osca toned bit no dInIg.
was done.
The chestnut gong was ruug so cou.
iinunlly ia the pubic srho is o. Port
!tui, Oregon. that It became all uu
bctrtbl- muislnce, AMI II " uny puIiI
VIM carr - one Ia school il permanent
ly expelled il the teach RS discover it.
A newly wrlle | couple ut Washing.
ington have jus built Il house with umiy
4 feet 3 inches frontage. and ~ d pit.
about three times A. great. II contains
four rooms. aud IL the smulIrst dwelling
ever erected in the National Capital.
The boil r Of the Steamer Cnrtogt
Nova u. Newcastle exploded uEilc the
vessel NJ being uGl"a lei Six PERSONS
were killed aud thirty were injured.
Toe iuIce oi the explosion carried IL body
e. the top Of "a lo,ty Warehouse.
Deputy Sheriff T,brr arrive ihrs
morning from BIackfour, Idaho. having
III charge Bob q ~. the IA. II vino shot
Waiter Gamble at Sp,rks " TnIin's
,,L ,Lor, ,
,i,.n ~. 60, 49,.
IL. w,u ~. .L...r, ..,.a -.
I, u,I II, m. ni.,,.., ,.
Max ScLO"T Who - ia town tn lay
from Mountain city, informs ~ that
H.. ru.., ,..,I. I..
-, I.., ,nor,,. ,r.. - u..
,b,., u,,r..h.l u. .ar ,
.ha,
mol e.,
p,
a.
\ inrS" party "i inii"S n Grnti' men
""a' up l" Tax" 10y tan lat eve M
'' ""' part i" the h"HN""hrnlimS at the
H"e NJ" resident "i NJ "''|rf near that
'''''"h OH ""l'h "cci'-'"h "'hr Hos
nun N''"'E "'"' 'u'"''"'' Tue i"Sr'f''
''"' ia" 'e''N' crown returned TINS
""'S ''"''"S '"''H"'''"'' 'N''''"'" 81
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Madam 9sFst,, c.EIlili,

\ sraiuN's In Obstetrics from the Medicsi
Cyll, gr 1T M,lrn. i,Hiy, SUI who hss been
prHc,icing
M 7 y w E L II K
since 1915. has just srrived from san Francis.
co. AMI viii establish herself Al Elko Tor tbs
practice W her profession. Satisfaction
guaranteed SnI chatges reasonable.
80 ST.
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Eureka SvntiueI:-Ihc election Of
Mr.. FIlHgcrt i'd sccms now 10 lie gcncr
nIlv conceded AZ the returns comc ~
from the several counties his vOte in.
crcnsc-. A Telegram from the West
yesterday announced that his majority
would reach $40. Tni.. We regard as u
little high. bat it will certainly hr sui.
ficirnt tu place the case out IT dispute q.
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From Mondays Daily'l
RAL.MAGUNDI.

stand - Rel ublicanS 10 II DemocSa,s.
J. w. Madrill ~rctireS from the editor
ship Of the Austin EevilIe aud goes to
Los Angeles.
Esruerilda county gave the Rcrubli.
can Stat" ticket loo majority bat e:sc-
ted TIA" Democratic county ticket.
The "fic:GI count gives Congressman
Sprins'r 1i7 rnai.r.ty III the Spring
heid. Illinois, District.
Eiwuid K'illy. tie we'll known min
10y man.. cams UP from the Bay iust
night.
Mr.. f. Penrod arrived here from his
ranch ON Cans Geek yesterday. lie
Iciuris North to-murrow.
Jrlse L. Il. Biselpw left this morn
ing for W.nurmucc,. where lac wi.I
olsn Court ru-murruw morning.
Mrs. 4. ID. Page of Eureka. arrived
here Yesterday. accompanied by her
nice, Nj = B,ttic Tucker.
A miniature shock Of earthquake Wa,
frlthy som of our c,irz.Is Who hap.
prmed L" be awake about o'clock YES
Ierlay morning.
1t j. rep rtrd At Co~u,.ar,iurplc Tia q,
Mr. IIe.p. no. CoIsI G.mrril. viii
sIccrrd -. ). Cox "s Cuitsd Minister
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II Is generally concel cd that moth
ing can be- saved by sending away for
goods, a. N. Rcinhnrt will du, %,lichto
Sacramento aud San Frsucisco pr c.s.
An examination of goods aud prices
will d~enonsttats he inui.
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AZ cTnoon Boa d.

y. u. Isle, 375 a. 81, 100 a. ~.
$50 a. 81
Navajo. 800 "a Soc. 100 81 soc
Nevada Queen. 300 a } 10, 100 "a . 10
100 "a 3 20
Eureka. 30 a. iOc
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ErOn Friday. DsiIy.
AALMAt.I Md.

Can gains claimed III the prrvIuu
drsp' tars were prem a:ure and consr
quently unreliable. The positive
astitsment that sp.tler Carlisle had
been deSsNt.d al X ntucky. is now
known to lie fals", anil there is ever,
reason to believe that the reported d.
feat Of Mnnis,nIm Illinois is equal,
without foundation. The Ass. Pres
Having been for no many years. pollt.
-cal'yI a mere partisan machine, IL hn,
not ye< been able to OVERCOME IA CON
Armed habit Of claiml 4 for the RrIub-
'iicsn patty not $rIy all the puIIIiru.
virtue not eaEer"se appropriated. but
with it's ace STONED 'Ch,c.," bursts il.
Mt th=ihcas OF th,ci"Iiug Of the 10 Is
aud lumbasticaliy lIoc!ains hat II, 10.
poiitical party EHs S~' pit from the face
OF e earthevT! 'e tISe of the op po-
siuon. A. the facts GeveIope the f.m.
Hluess Of ats s,ye t~ca,iuIs become arp.r.
"nt, but such Al NH ~ tie proving OF.
Is CAPACITY fnr blntL1 lying. produ e,
no modifying effect upon il, LC1stlul eg
-otiSn.
The rrason given why Carlisle failed
ITO receive his usE Il rG Tor Cuu-
'gres-, L. that neatly al IL, Democrats
III the bac couutIes we're UNAWARE of
any formal opposition 10 him. nnd
thousands stayed NJ home. Broue
s"uuGy which gr.se hIH only 500 major.
q - d"m""'"'i" hv nb,nr 9.nnO. Thr..
P<oPle Soull have eivsn him their party
auprOr L,.Iis., .eruLd It urc .s,u.y
That Mr.. CarliSIes political course has
Ai'ct II his popularity at home, Is
n 4 Ttrd 10 he w~h'lely untrue.
Ia COiUrai , b., the Democrats claim the
slectIon of iced. Dem 10 C"ngIrs,, ami
An increase Of tNt!-- y embrTS ia the
hs>r hoS. also ansEcrgisc Of six ia the
Upper House. Adams Democrat. IL
elected Governor.
FIR III G III" Tnia she latest news j,
shat Bartlett. Dem. WEs about "a thou.
sand nhrai with only = few more IRE
eints - hear from. Fac prO .pe t, also
are that the Democrats vail secure a INA.
ior,ty in ia. LrI Lain.
y.,.
the Democrat, have the Lrgi la are by
tao majority. The State ucA t - no.
badly Republican.
Accurdiu, IN b,,.s, ,,rru.
er.u. L.y. secured m.t,ri,v ou $1,000.
ballot in the New York Legislature.
Voorhees,. ID, IN. has b EN- rl,c,.., D.I-
ssute to Co.utc., from Wa ,bin,,,u
Territory.
s,..
the Third &, nr.es,ionnl D,s,,,,, -,
West Yirsiui..
T., w,. -,
-, "
ture.
In Minpcsot. both ,,,,;.s claim 10
h,v. .I.,,.t n..n.,, a. .,
hc.r. IT.. Co,.,,.,4
h,,Lt .I., a.. ,.r,. ,
th. ,,cn,u,,, .,,-
o"""'''
~ i"'''eeh'h
IL NJ" Hampshire the Republicans
eject sawyer Governor . The DeIn"-
a. ~ ,"e''" ,'""
y" "'''"s
"'' ''"'e' TIE
A' sh"nr' Tue "h'y Democrat ever
r'ce'e' - - SfeS' from "ebfask" was
gwen " grand reception at omnh"
inu'"u"y n'sh' oy MS political aud
personal 'f'euuS'
Montana elects Toolr, Dem, Delegate
to Congress aud Arizona DcmocrGs
s"rY both branches Of tho Territorial
Legislature.
In New Jersey The rots vas very
close. both parties cI.imin, n majority
OH joint.buIIot in the Legislature.
Ryso D.m,.,,,,. ,,.,
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT


Advertisers ia .hc DAILY I]SDEPESE
ENT ulsu have the advantage of the 20,
unus OF the WEEBLY I~SUErEXnES
wiIcI has Ucvu published without IN
Permission at ihIs Ollie" since rrriy ~
Ia" year lr6J, nul has IL general cirCu
intIun IN every district, camp anil va
ley throughout the lcugth aud brculu
II EMO ruInty, and Is lev far the bcs
advertising medium tint has rYcr bee.
established III thu county. li"mruh,
tiuit advertisements in our Daily ais,
Srcuru tnc hrurt;s uf Our hare W,cki
circulation, and that our terms nr,
comparatively much lower than thos,
IL any competitor.
Tnc weekly j. u 2iV3G-iurh sheet
and ur-ilrs advertisements runs UIfsD
columns ~ T, adirg matter, "mhruCin
al the trirgrnphic news Oi genera! IA
~tyrrst. all the news If the Sint", aud u
~cl'rc.nily Il. voted to ,hc local news o
the "numty aud cuuaty seat. by sui.
Scrihiug fnr the WEEKLy ELH1 lNaE
rFxpESr yuu not only obtain all the lO.
cal news. bat also rrcCiy" II knnwlUdg'
Of all important events TRANSPORTING II
any aud every quarter Of the IHbitahi.
world.
Scud along yoir subscriptions.
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SAN FRANcIJCo SToJS BoARl

Nov. I0-II O'CLOCK 4. ".
North Belle Isle. G5Ota G., l5O. az 81.
200 q G.,
Nevada Queen. 200 a. 3 90. $50 "a , %
$50 "a ) IL, $50 a. ~. 100 "a
, 20
Navajo. 100 a. Sc
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For fresh fruits an vch stables, anch
~ Cnblnr Onions. Reefs. GorShrfrirs.
a., -rirs, Strawberries etc. call on \.
n. Henley. n,ht door 10 tue rost-
efhcv,
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THE UNITED STATES SENATE.

II" November clccIions. which hnv,
materially reduced the Democratic ma
i'rIty N the House, st.s the san Frnn.
cisco Cal, have very nearly a~unihHlltrd
the Republican mai nity in the SENATE
the present outlook is that Democrat,
senators will be elected IN New Jersey.
Indiana mud California. 4 Democratic
Senator has already been elected II,
plnce Of II Republican in Virginia. \
Democratic Senator may pu,s,bly u,
elected in New York in place Of II lie.
publican. The latest dispatches from,
New York clrimcd the Legislature by
Il maj nifty. hut thiS cltIm mas uur
uccn c%"nirmcl. Counting New Yurr
in there nr, tive Democratic Scmatprs
elected to iul vacancies created 10y ia,
expired trrns OF licruhiirpnS.
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Pure New York cider vinegar 80
cents n gallon. at W. +. Smiths
Try orr New Hampshire rURE mn
pie syrup ut ". 4. Smiths
Cash will buy n ION bucket Fair.
banks Lard for Si,25 at ". I. Smiths.
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For the worst kind II old sores on
mn ar beast. us" strong Cnrbnlic soap
,ud lioreemen's Universal Ointment.
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9-li-tf.
NJTIGE TO CREDITORS.

Estate e Pinlig G"Odmau
pCcrHs"l.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
N u"dcrs.gue administration ui tine estate
Il Phillip G"UlmAn, deceased. to the creditor.
I. aud all persons having claims against the
aid Il ceA'el. 20 cIhlLi, them with The n-ccs.
ary y 'her'. within two months Nfter the
irst puhl,"ati II of this notice. - the; s,tI al.
riui- r-'N- VI h'~ IlEce Of business In 80
i'wn ~ Bullion Ia tie County of Elko, SIrts Of
Nevada.
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N]TlGE TO TAX PAYERS.

ELKo NEVADA, OCT. Is. 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the State,
C"uhty aud other tnXrs for the year
: are now due aud payable at my
pIiirc in tn town Of kr. aud the law
IN relation To their collection will be
strictly enforced,
All taxes unpaid at G o'clock P. NJ. on
Monday, Move nhrr. 10. proximo will
hen bee 'mu Delinquent and ~ per
cent. additional added thereto.
l.. + Morgan.
County Treasurer nnd Ex.Omcio Tux
Receiver
by II. II. Miller
Deputy.
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II. EFr II

aj..mist 'zior OF the estate
Of 1 u GT,imar, Deceased.
Dated F. kO. 80. {. 1856.
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ENGLISH REMEDY!

IL = evcr-fhiHng
Cnfr for N.r on De-.
bill ), sem ual Weak
ness, Exhausted vi
tally S]p,fnsio hpA
OST MANHOOD,
iiupoif ncy, IPro-it.
trTrhTA. PHTAl, sis
an ell the terrible.
effects Of self abuse,
youthful fnllics aud
excuses In InntGrer
years, los. Of
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sen f'r?t irr'"' '."'''s' .qn""rrrL
sample Bottle FREQ.
VIII lie sent H. my one ApplyiDa 10y letter.
- Ir,m toms EcS aud age strict secrecy
- fpgstd 10 = ! bi-inesE iTSns 'ciions.
)r Mintte's Kidney Remedy
SErHpFrtCuG, cures nj kni.S 81 kidney snd
liHd CumplniuI-. Guiur. hci, I'll 81, Lns-
prrlrrI. etc. Fpr sale bS all druggists; 81 .
rttln. -iS biies FOR ..r
UV MtN tiE'S DRndciiun Pills, are the best
nj chraI est nys cp-ia. aud riiiOus cure In
he market. Sold ny all druggists.
b-ly.uGw.ly.
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'lH"- I-s"IIu %. .NLI-tr 7 LInlr IUnI. Aver.
ton 20 'oriciy. III nHc.s at Via un. Suists in
~" Head. he vital nuii ptA.iuv unnlr rry.d IN
n triuc. NcES~ y ~ DRINKING IN.
Z NICAriNG LIQUUtS. sud other Itinea, "a
hat bad to Inca ny aud death.
Dr. II TtE. u" T. = REGULAR PnrsICtIc,
'RArUA11uF NIX S'yE rSirr or PENNsYI.
ASIA. VIII Ig ." 80 forfeit fTg for n Csc Of
mis- kiud 'hr VITAL RE-rpuATryE. nin,Irr his
.pocisl ,dyirc u Il ~ am utI wut ut cure, or
'"t snNiht'iE huuife ar D. ju ions fuunI in N,
90. NiNTtS ircii- al nv NrE DISEASES suC.
'%tTrFIiLY wIrI"ur MuHCuHV. CoNsvLrL
fioN ftEE. Thorough 'Nirninatlnu ard al.
,ir". ihCsuli . an tlyr e tiua Is. Price Of
VIA H"Stor tive. 81 20 4 bottle. or four times
he qnantiy for as: -"m to any al lress uptn
rrriri VI rir" or =. .. H.. secured from oh
'c'Natiun. AID In y ivair n.me " dsuitsd. by
n. NJ MiSriE, II kcsrUey ST., San FRAN
sIp,u, Cal.
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X. ". LIvTS. Secrctary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-12
Historical society.

Last evening members of the Minnesota
Historical society held the regular monthly
meeting at the society rooms at the capitol.
The secretary. Mr.. Williams. is in Califor-
MIA, and but very little business was trans
acted. The acting secretary reported the
condition of the library and collections of
the society as follows:
On Jan. !, 1886, there were in the library,
bound volumes, IL ,065; unbound, l,Os3; to-
tai, ~, 0e0. During 1885 there were added
Bound volumes, 54s; unbound volumes, .O2;
also maps, archaeological specimen, MSS,
9 curiosities, l cane, 10 specimens of cur
rency, pictures. The bound volumes are
acquired as follows: BY gift. 1927: binding.
62; purchase, 254; exchange, 8. Most of the
pamphlets were gifts. The number OF vol
umes in the library is: Bonnd, ll,8l5: .un-
bound, IL, 725; total, 1880. During the past
year there was expended for books the sunref
$s93. 10. --ssb 80 -
Capt. Blakely announced the death of
Otis Hoyt of Hudson. Wis, corresponding
member Of the society. stating that the
death was very sudden and that he would at
some future meeting have something further
to say in regard to the life OF the departed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-12
Additional st. Paul News ON IN
Eighth Page.
PERSONALS.

c. A. Konantz left for the East last
night.
Ralph Metcalf of the Winona Herald was
in st. Paul yesterday.
Paul F. Moler, chief engineer of the
Spokane Falls branch of the Northern Pa
cihe railroad, was at the Ryan yesterday.
X. c. Judson, secretary of the State Fair
association, dropped into the city yesterday,
took dinner at the Merchants and quietly
disappeared.
Guests at the Ryan: G. c. Walcott.
LarimOre. OAK; j. T. Bowsfeld, Winni-
peg: ii. c. Hogan, b. w. Willis, Lake
Benton, Mimi; w. W. Nolan and wife,
Fargo, OAK; Joseph Jorgenson, Walla
Walla, W. T.; II. L. Houghton, Spokane
Falls.
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Heavy Damages Desired.

The damage suit Of Col. George c. Rip
ley against the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul railroad for false Imprisonment. was
on trial yesterday before the United States
circuit court. The circumstances of the
case. as alleged, are that Ripley, who is
a lawyer of Minneapolis, and two
brothers named Fleming, were arrested at
Minneapolis on a telegraphic order
of the conductor of train, sent in from
Merriam Park. The conductor claimed that
Ripley and the Flemings had rendered half
fare tickets, and he refused to accept them.
They refused to pay the fare which he de-
handed, and on his order theywere arrested
upon the trains arrival in Minneapolis.
The affair occurred last July. Among the
witnesses In the case are Chief West, Jailor
Needham, Officer Pierce and other mem
bers OF the police force. The case was not
concluded, and will be resumed to-day.
Each of the parties want $40, 900 damages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-12
Committees Selected.

The county commissioners held a short
session yesterday afternoon at which the
chairman. Mayor Rice, appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees of the board:
Ways and Means-Bell, Kerwin. Mitsch.
Taxes-konantz, Hazard aud Bell.
Public Records and Reports-Bell, Kerwin,
Konautz.
Oaims-Nitsch, Kerwin, Konantz, Haz-
zard.
Lieense-Schneider, Mitseh. Bell.
Roads and Bridges-Aiitsch,S Schneider, Haz-
zard. KonantZ. Ker'yin.
Health-HaZZard, Schneider, Kerwin.
County House, Jail, Public Offces-Kon-
anti. Mitsch. Kerwin.
Legislation-Bell. Hazard. Mitsch.
Printing and Office suppies-Kerwln, Haz-
zard, MiJsch.
Observation-Disclosures. Mltsch, Hazard.
kOnantz. Bell
Poor House and ospitai-Hazzard,M itsch,
KOnantz.
1t was resolved that the city should pur-
chase lot 3. block Il. i'm Stinson. Brown &
Ramsey's addition to ST. Paul, for hospital
purposes at sum not to exceed $1,000.
and that the resolution be sent 10 the city
council. The county attorney was re-
quesied to inform the board at its adjourned
meeting on the 25th instant when the board
should designate newspaper for publish
ing delinquent tax list for taxes of 1856.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-12
THE TRIAL POSTPONED.
Little Further Light on the Row ut
the Merchants HnteI.

The cases Of Michael QainFanl the Min
neapoIis detective. and his wife, charged
with being drunk and disOrderly in the
Merchants hotel Sunday night, were con-
tinued in the municipal court yesterday
morning until next Monday, morning
Capt. Bressette. in the absence of Chief
Clark. who was detained from duty on ac-
count of sickness in his family, called on
the mayor yesterday and informed him Of
the circumstances of the matter. Col. Al
len of the Merchants hotel also made a
statement to the MAYOR, The attention OF
his honor will not be given TO the case,
however. until the result of the trial before
the municipal court is known. Chief West
OF Minneapolis was in the city yesterday,
and said that he would see the matter
through. lie expressed no opinion as TO
who was at fault. and simply said he
wanted TO get at the truth of the unfOrtun-
ate affair. The affair Occasioned consider
able comment yesterday, the details Of
which were given fully in yesterday morn
ing's GLOBE. There was criticism OF both
sides, and an expression Of the part OF all
concerned that an Investigation should be
made
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-12

The members will attend the ceremonies in
carriages
Michael II. Burke Of Auerbach. Finch
g. Van Slyke has been chosen marshal of
the first division of the Fourth ward in the
parade at the laying Of the corner-block
Thursday night.
The boys were going to bounce DR.. Cot
trell last night. but when they looked for
him he had folded his tent and quietly
stolen away.
L. Y. Beales has decorated the walls of
the carnival headquarters with two elegant
oil paintings representing winter carnival
scenes
G. J. Monfort, president of the Windsor
TobOgganing club, says he will trot out his
boys Thursday night to the number of forty.
The st. George Snowshoe club will meet
tomorrow night for drill. A full attend
ance is desired.
There are now 400 uniforms manufae-
tured and yawning to be filled with athletic
forms.
Several ladies were made honorary men,
bers of the Wakouta club last night.