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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24

Church. 10000 in all, sud the Board
III Managers OF that socis;y at its meet
ing ON Tuesday resolved that the treas
urrr shapid pay over the amOurt With.
out delay to tie standing committee on
trust funds. aud ipscructed that Com
mittee to Keep il securely invested AS a
separate fund TO be kooSn ms tile Will
lam ii. Vanderbilt Fuud. the income
alone to be paid TO the Treasurer Of the
Doari to be used for such Eorks AS the
Board may from tne to tim. direct.
A Beaver Falls. 20, sp cial Of the
18th is as follows: The Beaver Falls
ioupiIy and machine shops burned this
morning. together with the Chinese
.radq I~.rtrrs and every building in the
square .:,sing Sixth Avenue except the
old mansion house. The lire ~orisinat d
in the foundry. but ITS source Is not
known. Tie loss has not yet been eSti-
mated. but it will be very heavy. The
IRE destroyed over 500, zoo worth Oi
p,;ternS ami rendered four faui!irs
rom S!5O,CUO to 500, 900. on which
there l. no Insurance.
The carriage mandatory OF Hiram
\. DAVIS j. CT. at , iucannaIi. Mas drs-
royed BY hre EGIiny. The loss il estI-
mated Ut SlJU.OJG; insurance 500. 600.
AN.w York TTibuie's special from
San An'ouin, I, IaS, uf tie 18th, says
kilograms received here from SILVER
City. New Mexico, state that the AIach
rs have murJ-red John llidsou, IL
~rnnchmnn, aud his COW boy William
Malone i'll Eastern Ariz"nt. The Indi-
are making for u, xico aud are kill
ing every white ulan they meet.
The Times DemInS SIP ciai says: A
gentleman Who i conucc eel with terri
torial gov rnmrn;ul Affairs i. uuthorit,
for the staten ut that the territorial
government IL actually negotiating with
Col Baylor ~ Texas. the noted Indian
hGter. TO raise a bojy Of rangers TO come
over into New M"Aico and rAtcTminate
the numbering ArscheS. baylor has
had great experience as an Indinu
hunter, and it is thought that with a
couple Of hundred Of picked rangers he
c"nid capture the Apaches, or bring
TIER ScaIps i'll luEr before the AT y Of
hyrIs succeeded IN ,;tins sight oi
them.
The Mormous Of Pima. Arizona, have
requested Govcrnur Zuiirk to supply
them with arms to protect themselves
from the Apiches. This action OIL the
part OF the M"rmons 10 cau.iug much
comment, a. II is well known - tie To-
cal Inhabitants tia; tn; have always
been friendly to the ApacLcs, having
frequently supplied 'hcm With food,
clothes and arms. II il believed the
h"stiies ucel arms. and that the Nor.
nous will give those furnished them T."
the Indians ii the Governor complies
with their rrqrest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
REVERSING THE RULE.

The suit Of Lieut.. Governor Laugh
TN to compel Governor Adams to t,He
action on the bond offered by the for.
mer was decided adversely in the Orms.
toy County District Court. The qu-s.
ton involved in III" suit having psevi.
onsly been decided 10y the supreme
Court, the Virginia Chroni,ce is puzzled
10 know how the distinguished lawyers
who represented the plaintiff could e1.
pect that lis rulings vouil be- reversed
by ~ lower Court. and prcsum : that
the same reasoning which induced Mr..
Lau2h'on to take his case to the Ei,-
tFict Court. mny induce him tn begin
proceclingf in the Justice Cont. which
il the only tribunal nov left T. which
he can appeal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
Shoulder Dislocated.

Robert Anderson came down from
Oecih 10y the train last ercning to Oh.
tain surEicn! aid, for nn nrm dislorated
at the sbcIihcr. The limb was put in
Placc today by Doc. Muller. aud An
drrs"n is to-day. getting along quit,
comfortably.
Anderson, who is employed on IA"
ranch OF Mason Il Brad cy. OH SInry',
River, yesterday evening lassred n
bronco IL ~ band Of .iid horses. and
some Of the oihe animals rau with great
force "gains, the rope, throwing Audcr.
son yiqleupy upon the frozen ground
On rcgaiu;ng his feet. Anderson found
that something serious had red
aud very wisely came TO town Ia oudcr
to hud out juSt What the trouble Nas.
lie Sas also severely bruised hy ,hc iail.
but hcins young and robust lac viii
0 be 10 good ~ new.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
Prom star valley.

4 lady correspondent sends Us the
following interesting rural Locals:
The Star Valley Library Society
called = meeting and ~o.gsuized Oh tue
23rd uf December last; the old officers
being re-sppoinied. The ''llesperian'
will be again edited by Miss Hannah
johnson.
II WAS agreed to meet two weeks from
the above date: aft,r that the society
to meet "Wednesday evenings. On Jan.
9Th there Mas u full house. the pro-
Inamnie IA gooj und tn "lIesp riIn"
overheard With Wit snl hunIOi.
\ debate WAS arranged for the nrEt
meeting. We tLiuk the interest t.ken
in the society WILL ,qGa! At not eIerrd
that of last Year., Notwithstanding VI
have no Breeze to start Il.
The Star SUNDAY School r~eorGanizcd
the iint Sabbath in TIE New Year aud
Al pointed II corps CT teachers for the
ccminG yrGr.
Miss liaunrh Johnston was the rrcip-
lent "a a ChriSImas prc-su, III tie SHAPE
OF = beauII. al caGIu,t organ. Also t"e
Misses May anl Alice Armstrong re.
ceiT hand some organ AZ a y "
Years Present. Star nos has sI OF
gamE, including the que at tie school
house. and Is therefore quite musical.
An oyster supper EIs SiNen by NT,
Vim. Black on the 9Th. AT his IssI,.vu,e,
and II must snjHyaGle time Ma, lad by
AL who participated.
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instant, requesting that his csr'in mai!
be forwarded to Cinderella, Nodoc
county. Cal. Crane and wife left Car
lin by team some weeks ago, and cir'
cumsta aces combined to induce the De.
lie: that they had lost their way on the
desert west Of WinuemuccI. and had
probably persisted during the late
s~tor;ss, no evidence being obtained that
they had reached u place Of safety.
The letter to Mr.. Bernard above m,u-
toned o all apprehension as to
their fate. but it is pretty clear that in
navigating the sandy ocean they made
about US slow time as did the arsonauts
III 10.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
Died on the Train.

When the express train rom the West
arrived here last = 'ruirg. it was learned
that the body Of a lady Ii died Oh tLv
train n short distance east Of Battle
Mountain. was being t.ken through To-
Ogden, Utah. Tue decreased aud J.
campbell. her husband. wero reSiIvn's
Of San Francisco uu their Wa Elst, the
lady being very Low from consumption
At the tine OF their departure from the
city. Tie rartic. were iirSt.class pas
,engrrS and wrIl.to-du People.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24

H,nry Shc~Hb-. Of Salt Lake City. at.
tempted suicide at the Russ House. San
Francisco, Wednesday. Schwube shot
himself. the ball passing through tine
left lung. lie VAS formerly bOok.keep-
rr for Walker Bros; WAS recently di-
vorced from his vie, and had been
i iukiug heavily. Schwabc had previ.
ously attempted suicide at Ogden, and
it Is by ro means certain that his last
rtiJIt will rove n success. lie is said
to be a polished gentleman. speaking
several languages ilurntly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
Where IS Cassidy,
ALPHA.

The State Journal 81 Yesterday an
~ r, the question ~ follows: lion.
Geo. W. Cassidy. National Bauk In
srrctur. hat been in i;rno Tor u coupe
al d"yS, and vest rdAy INSPECTED the
First National Bank. lie viii 20 TO
Colorado aud then t"Ie u TRIP TO Wash
imgion, returning in time to receive tie
DeMOcGat!c nomination for C"nSIvss.''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24

Mr.. Bradley bad au attack las, night
from his old enemy, Esuralsia Of tue
stomach, Gni va are glad TO be able 10
announce Thai he is gni,s comfortable
today.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
Advertised Letter LIS.

The following is IA list OF letters re-
manning in the postofice at Elko.
January IL, 1856.
CorvOurr. 4. A. Thorp. Geo. +.
McF,e. ). 4. ullYersvn, Herb, IT
Persons calling for any Of the above
will please say advertised.
G.. II. SrEoULE, Z. n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
State School FurdH.

The frat semi-nnnuaI npporiiunmsnt
Of State School Funds for the year lssG.
to the several Districts Of Exc county.
!. AS follows.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24

Old - bNrs been received nt King.
ton. 70 parade all men Of Bargry 4 10,
nSdtcEi in .s'i"p. IL ia rGa5oged ina,
sou'ings u an We DeH!to tIs NORTH.
zee, - cpo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24

sssssfs Sbtoft u
lhiS i"lbo"tes al Increase Of $3.50.
''e' tie c~ofrsrondlu apporiiommen
!" January. l5,j.
c. W. GuoyEn.
c.. Snpt. S,b.nls.
Elko, Jhnusr7 Is. i,5J
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One Thousand gallons oitLe best pun.
apple cider Just received from the la,
ut the Gem.
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Heard From.

Charley BERNARD. 81 Cariin. has inst
received a letter IRON y II. Game dat.
~ a. Sal, Marsh station, New, Tie Is,h
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24

Job printing done with uratnes. aud
dispatch at ihis oi!ce.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

MONTREAL, November 30.-The bu-
perior OF the Oblste Fathers has an
nounced that no knight Of Labor will
be allowed TO rartake OF the sacra-
ment.
Brooklyn, N. Y, November 3d.
There were 200 men discharged from
the Department of Construction and
Repair 10 the Brooklyn Navy yard
today.
Boss CRY, IDAHO, November 3d.
The wife OF Lieut. Frank Andrews
aud daughter OF Mi. William ii.
Powell, u. s. A., died at Boise Bar
racks last night.
CHICAGO, Ill. November 30-The
Signal Service Off 20 here reports that
a cold wave is coming. The temrera-
ture will fall loo in the next twenty
four hours.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., November So
There was serious fire at Aiken this
morning. Eight buildings were de.
stroyed. The total losses are estimated
at $24, 900, and the insurance at $22,-
900.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 30.-Ths
Ooroner's Jury today found that f. H..
F. Mcdonald, of Toronto, who died on
a passenger train shorty after leaving
Detroit for Chicago, two weeks ago,
came to his death from unknown
causes.
New York, November 30.-Dr. Carl
T. Lieboldt, one of the best known
homeopathic specialists in this city,
was found dead this morning in his
bachelor apartments in the Dime
Savings Bank Building. His death
was caused by apoplexy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
MaIlelOus and unroundsd.

WAsHISaToN, November 3O.-Unit
states Consul General Waller has re-
ported TO this Department Of State the
results OF his tour Of inspection of the
american Oonsulates In Great Britain.
The CONSUL General refers to the pub.
hcation in New York paper of recent
Date OF an article in which il is al
lsged that an American Consul in
Great Britain is in possession Of trust
funds which he Is unable or unwilling
70 account for; that he is in social dis.
repute, and that it is proposed to
bring his csse to the attention OF her
Msjesty's Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Consul General Waller SAYS that he
mas made the most rigid and searching
inquiries into the allegation, and as a
result announces that the story is ma.
heious and unfouoded; that there ID
no Consul Ia the district who does NOT
ENJOY the esteem and confidence 81
the community in his social and bust.
OF his Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
APPALLING RESULTS
OF the Recent Disastrous Gales.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 3d.
The number OF disasters to document
ed vessels within the field OF station
operations during the year was 322.
There were on board these vessels
2726 persons, OF whom 2699 were
saved and 27l lost. The number Of
shipwrecked persons who received
succor at the stations was 807, to
whom 5000 relief in the aggregate
was afforded. The estimated value Of
the vessels involved in the disasters
was "a, 428, $50, and that OF their car.
goes &2,073, S05, making the total value
OF property imperi ed So, 400, 1856. OF
this amount S., 073, 078 was eaved and
81 ,42e, 057 lost. The number OF ves-
sells totally lost was 88. The report
says the number, violence and de-
structivenees Of the storms which oc.
CURED during the year exceeded the
record Of any previous year since the
general extension OF the service to the
sea and lake coaets. In one storm
there were no less than thirty ship.
wrecks within the scope Of the opera
tons OF the service, and in a
single day 1.-THE 9th day OF Jauu-
ary) there were twenty-three. The
service, however, did not fai! to match
the services record Ct effectiveness In
saving life aud property. The num-
Der OF Casualties was grealer by
twenty eight than that OF any former
year, yet the loss OF life is fifteen less
than the average, aud, although the
vessels and csrgoes totally lost were
twenty more than In any former year,
the amount Of property lost was only
about SOL 900 greater than the aver
age OF the preceding years, while the
amount saved is increased by nearly
5000 000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
November's Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, November 80. 1t is
estimated a. the Treasury Department
that the public debt statement, to be
issued tomorrow, will show decrease
in the debt for the month OF Noyem-
Der of a little over 81 900, COO. The
small amount Of the reduction is prin-
cipaly due to the fact that nearly $l4,-
100000 were paid out during the
month for pensions alone. The re-
ceipts during the month we're about
S27 200, 600, and the Disbursements
about 24,0OO,0 600. In November Of
Last year the receipts were about $685..
OOO, 900, and the expenditures about
23,OO0,000. There was an increase oil
about 81 100000 in the debt In No
vamhpr 1874
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
A high Compliment 10 nm Artist.

WARRINGTON, November 30.-Ofi-
GERS OF the secret service recently
seized a fac smile painting of a S.
United States note as beinga violation
OF the laws against counterfeiting.
The painting was on a wooden block,
and was 30 we'll done that II looked as
though the note was lying on the
wood and could easily be removed.
The chief OF the Secret Service Dlvis-
ion thought that the painting should
be destroyed. TIE artist, however,
protested against this 80 unjust. He
represented that the painting was a
work OF art, and was worth about $500.
Some Of the Treasury officials are Of
opinion that the artist is right. The
question has been referred TO the So
licitor Of the Treasury. II Is under
stood that number Of these paintings
ara In existence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
Tho DInpntch Ann Ronh.

CHICAGO, III, November ga
representative Of Armour a Co., who
was seen this morning in regard toA
telegram from Louisville which an
nounced that great numbers Of live
hogs had been shipped ~ that place TO
be slaughtered snd the dressed meat
returned to Chic,go, said empaati-
cally: THAT di patch 10 all bosh.
Amour q Co. have enough packing
houses Of their own to do the work
nee a'y. We have shipped no cattle
a yWhere to be slaughtered, and l
hardly think we shall. That report
must have bsen dreamed OF by a
Louisville man for Wa know no more
about IL than yourself"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
wan bal RnndY. tn Rennr,.

WASHINGTON, November 80. - The
House subcommittee on Appropha.
tions hes made such progress on the
sundry civil bill that no doubt is en-
tertained that the msasure will be
ready for the full committee next
Monday morning.
The Subcommittee on the District OF
Columbia is expected to have it's bill
ready for submission as soon as the
5Sqndry civil bill ia reported to the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
Yenterdny,s Appoiptmept..

WASHINGTON, November 30.--The
President made the following appoint
ments today; Edward Gushing, to be
Collector Of Customs for the District
oiBeliasf, Me. Joseph E. Moore, TO
be Collector OF Customs for the Dis
trict Of Marlborough, Me-; Philip w.
Downeg, TO be General Appraiser OF
Merchandise for the District Of Balti-
more, Md; VIM. M. Neal, OF Frank.
lin, Ind, to be Agent Of the Indians
Of the Lemhi Agency in Idaho.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
The west African Gable.

WASHINGTON, November 30.-In a
dispatch to the Department Of State,
the United States Consul OF st. Paul
de Loand Africa, Gays that the inaug-
uratlon Of the West African telegraph
cable, connecting 81, Paul de Loanda
with Europe, took place on the ami:
versary OF the birthday OF the King OF
Portugal, September 2Sth, In the pres
enee Of the Governor and many other
notables. 1t was also intended In
about sixteen days, to inaugurate the
royal Trsnsalrican railway, running
from ST. Paul TO Arubuca.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
The International Railroad Exhibit.
ton.

WARRINGTON, November 30,-A dis.
patch from the United States Minister
ct Paris, on the proposed Interna-
tonal Exhibition OF Railways and
Connected Industries to be held in
that city from May TO November next,
informs the Department OF State that
+. W. Weston, editor Of the American
Enquirer, No. 230 LsSalle street,
Chicago, has been appointed Commits
sioner General OF the exhibition for
this country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
THE BELGIAN MAIL ROBBERY.
A Jackson (renn.) Package Among
Ihe stolen Property.


WAsHINaroN. November 30.-Nich.
olas M. Bell, Superintendent OF For.
eign Mails, has received a numerical
iist of the American registered pack
ages Lost in the recent Belgian mail
robbery. The following are the orig
mating Offices and the number OF the
packages lost which were mailed in
the West: P,ttsburg, Pa.-Nog. 28S8,
S045, 3Ois; Waco, Tex.-Nos. 2Ss,
23i. 29h; Cincin natl, Ones. 1888,
hl7b; jackson, Tenn.-No. 70 87I I;
DesMoines, Ia.-No. Bill; st. Paul,
Miun.-No. 2641; Burley, Wis.-No.
938; Plymouth, Pa.-No,. 14S, 1863;
Shenandoah, Pa.-Nos $50, 28l; Bis.
marck, Oak No. 100; Saltwater,
Minn-No. IT'S; New 0 leaus, La
No 6046; What Cheer, Ia.-No. 0S
Sacramento, OaL-Nn. All; Mil
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
French snoIIalion CIaims.

WASHINGTON, November 30.-The
arguments OF counsel In the French
spoliation claims cases were concluded
before the Court OF Claims this after.
noon and the 6rst fourteen cases on
the calendar submitted for decision.
These are test cases, and involve the
general question OF the governments
liability for the damages claimed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
AmerIean Msehnnical Engineers.

NEw YoRK, November S0.-Ihe an
nual meeting of the American Society
Of Mechanical Engineers was con-
tlnued today al the Academy OF Medi-
dine. Prof. Ffaucis Reuieaux Iead a
paper on Friction OF Toothed Gear
ing" Il was discussed by Englneers
Lewis BilRram, Q. A, Smith and Ser
ling. "Fric'ion of the Non Condens-
ing Steam Engine" was the tile OF a
paper read by Prof r. H, Tnuis!on.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
InIeraInln Cnmmnrnn.

WASHINGTON, November 9O.-Tne
conferences on the interstate com,
merce bills, with the exception Ct
Representative Crisp, who has not yet
arrived, assembled today, and spent
some time in reading over the test
mony taken upon the subject Of inter-
state commerce, preparatory to enter.
ing upon a dscussi n of tho merits Of
the House aud Senate bills,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
An ARTIST CONPLINENTED
FOR HAVING 50 PERFECTLY
PAINTED
A Representation Of Five Dollar
Bnl-Which IL Con1scated d.
Uncle sam.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-The
Presidents me.sige again formed the
univ subject of djscussion at the meet
Inc Of the Cabiuet today. All the
members were present. Ii is under
stood that the massage is complete
With the single exception Of that por-
tion relating to the naval establish
,,nant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
Tho FootbaII Rumpus.

New YoRK, November S0.-The
Yale College football team left New
York on Saturday, night without
answering the challenge Of Cap. H. s.
Savage, OF the Princeton football team,
TO play at the polo grounds on Satur-
day next Capt, Savage. was at the
Gilsey Hou'e yesterday to receive an
answer, but none was received. The
Princeton football team returned to
Princeton last evening Capt. Savage
said that Princeton would give Yale
till today noon 10 accept or reject the
challenge. II no answer Is received
the challenge will be Withdrawn.
Capt. Corwin, OF Yale, was seen at
New Haven last night, He says that
Yale will not answer Princeton's chal-
leDge, because Yale won the Thanks
giving Day game any way, and that
the convention admitted as much by
| its resolutions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01

the matter to Congress with a state
ment OF the facts, and recommend
that the appropriation for the con-
struction OF cruiser OF No. be in
creased, or that the government be
authorized TO build the vessel al one
of the navy yards.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
A Good showing.

NEW YORK, November 30.-The
schedule Ia the assignment of d. KEEL
logg, Parker & Charles A. CLARK, the
VIII lesale grocers, which were filed
to day, chow Liabilities, S246, 1852; con-
tingent liabi tiles, $l54,346; nominal
sssets. SiO8 645; and actual aesets,
S22S. 800.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
FOR SALE,

MY LATE RESIDENCE PROPERTY %
M MoLemore avenue, near. State Eemale
College. The property, which Is In Gfeen-
wood, the most attractive and growing sub.
urb Of Memphis, consists Of FIVE acres OF
ground unsurpassed for healthiulness and
beauty of location, containing large varie-
" of forest and fruit trees, ornamental troee
and shrubbery; two story residence COW;
with ample supply Of rlosets; also, kitchen,
seryants' room, stable, carriage house, coal
and poultry house and several other out
buildings; two good clsterus and Q desp
tory for milk, buttor, fresh Ineats, ete. Con.
yenient access to the city BY street cars and
turnpiko, with exemption from city taxes.
Immediate possession given to purchaser.
Price, 5000, For terms Of payment apply
at my Office, No. o.Madison Ct ttr telephSone
No, $50. j, w. OLAPR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
Bids Accepted for the New Cruisers
and GunbOats.

WARRINGTON, November 3O.-The
Secretary Of the Navy today accepted
the following bids for the construction
otnew cruisers and eunboats: Cruiser
No. 2 (Chsrleston) Uoion Iron Works,
OF Ban Francisco, $l,057 800; cruiser
NO: lBatimore), Crsmp 4 Sons, of
Philadelphia, $l,S25,0O0 gunboat No.
7, the Columbia Iron WORKS and Dry
DOCK Company, Of Baltimore, a, $247,-
OOO; In, ths case Of gunboat No no
decision has yet been reached, as be-
tween the bid Of Reeder Sons and the
bid OF Crsmp & Sons. Although the
Union Works, Of San Francisco, put
out the love- at bid on cruiser No. /,
yet the figure exceeded the maximum
amount fixed la the appropria ion
bill, and ths Secretary was unsb Q 10 &C.
eept their bid, He viii probably refer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-01
1000 Coal Miners strike.

CHICAGO, Ill, November 30,-A
special from Cotton, 0 says all the
miners Ia the valley, 1000 in number,
struck this afternoon. The employers
refused to pay an additional 5 cents
per ton for mining,