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The Morning herald., 1878-11-04
BISHOP BKCKER's REPLY,
BISHOP LEE's CHARGE OF DEsPoTIsM IN
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH REFUTED.

BISHOP LEES CHARGE OF DEsPoTIsM IN
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH RErUTED.
1t will be remembered that on the
evening of Sunday. October 2S, Right Rev.
Bishcp Lee, preached in the st. narews
P. E. Church, and during his discourses
spoke in very denunciatory terms of the
r ,mish church, and characterized it as
a soul crushing and soul blightipg despot-
ism. Right Rev. Bishop Becker at once
made public bis intention Of replying
and the announcement that he would do
go at 3o'clock yesterday afternoon was
sufficient to draw an immence audience.
the church was we'll filled long btf,r
the services began, and at 3 o'clock il
was densely packed, aud every foot tf
standing room occupied, while many we're
unable to gain admittance. The prepoud-
ecance of the audience was rrotestants
and many Of our most prominent men
were present.
In substance the Bishop spoke as follow
One of the most widely received principles
of common justice demands that no one
should b condemned without fair hearing
and an obvious consequence of that pr nci
pie is, that the testimony Of an enemy is
hardly ever free from bias arising probably
10 many cases almost uninvitingly, yet sure
TO present itself when occasion offers. Or
this account we find ourselve. obliged to re
pel what we know to be calumines agains
that church of which We are, however un
worthy of the dignity, acting In capacity .
Bishop and pastor. In sermon or discourse
delivered by the Protestant Episcopal Bishol
of Delaware, Right Rev. Alfred Lee, Bishol
of the Anglican church, we were pained tt
read the following wor is: 49,
"Then, when we come 10 those who pro
fess to be the followers of the Lord Jesu
Christ, our attention Is, In the first place
arrested by that immense body which owe
allegiance to the Roman pontitf; bod
which ccmpreherds perhaps nearly one
half Che might have said two-thirds) OF tn
lrominal Chrtstion world Now I would nc
saw q word to hurt the feelings of SINGER
follower of the Romtsh faith, yet in speakin
of the subject from this point Of view.
cannot but characterize the church of Rom
Is soul~crushipg and sout-blighting de-
otisn; (hard words those) as somethin
which substitutes for the faith of the Lor
The Morning herald., 1878-11-04

LOOKOUT for all sorts of devices aud
frauds Tomorrow. Open your ticket and
see that it is right. Do not be satisfied
with the heading; read it and be GER
tain.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-04
BAYARD IN PHILADELPHIA.

Hon. Thomas .Bsyard delivered an ad-
dress in the Academy Of Music In Philadsl-
phis on Friday night to All &udiance mum
oeriug perhaps, 5000 persons II" held that
the hard times were in vast measure dl
tn a false measure Of v3lues and hard
money, and All honest administration Of the
government was upheld not only a. the car
the leading remedy Ior the present business
depression.
Saturday evening slessrs A. b. Weld,
J.laes Leary and B. B. Cooper drove over
Ito Newport and awakened that quiet little
place with three of.the greenest OF treen-
back speeches. s.
Oos of the movers in the temperance
NON Of Wilmington who has for consld-
| ,r.b'e lime been leeturing about the country
r,ss Aloped with young lady and $1,000
from Union Bridge. Do 10 a married man
The Morning herald., 1878-11-04

THE WEATHER :-TO-dGy u sUSJ be
cloudy and colder. s.."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
The snakes surrendcring.

4 Baker City, Oregon. dispatch of
the Sth says: 4 courier arrived at
wntson's headquarters with dispatch
from Col. NJ. Miller, commanding Off
Ger at the Mnlheur Agency. stating that
yesterday eighty I've hostile Snakes,
twenty eight warriors, and the balance
women aud children, came into the
agency aud surrendered. aud that Oils,
the leading spirit since Egan's death.
was desirous of surrendering himself
and his band. The courier states that
shor.iy after leaving the agency he saw
100 to 100 going into the agency which
was very probably Oils and his party.
IL so the present campaign in this vicin.
ity is virtually at an end.
There is no truth in the report that
Ten Days band of Bannocks mad left
the Agency with hostile intent. They
are proceeding under an escort OF Unitcd
States troops 10 the buffalo country. 1t
Is claimed that there nro no provisions
nt the Agency. They have been sub
sisiing on rabbits and squirrels. One
Of their number stealing some things
from Il ranch at Beaver Head Canyon,
was shot and killed by party on the
lookout for a thief. Considerable ex-
citement was thus caused, through un-
certainty rs To how the Bannocks might
regard the deed. Ten Day was notified
of the occurrence, and on seeing the
remains of the thief said, lie was
bad Indian; bury him."
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Respectable Lournnlism.

Some person of nu iEquiring but sat-
irical turn Of mind, having propounded
I. ihe .Stoek Exchange the question us to
whether 1t had ever seen really re-
spectacle journal" received from that
causticnlly inspired publican the fol.
lowing scrio.comic reply:
Certainly. &" Really respectable
| journals flourish all over the country,
the village of Oakland excepted. We
have heard certain charges against the
responsibility Of journalism in Sauce.
Ito, but rather incline to the belief that
metropolitan jealousy is responsible for
the allegations. Great care Is exercised
in the selection of q stafr for the really
respectable journal. The editor must,
for ten years next preceding his APP
pOirtmcnt 10 the tripod. have been tho
deacon Of II church. 1t is inpcratively
necessary that he should neither smoke,
drink, nor chew; be able to resist all
temptations to write SO puff. or n
: 50 circus ticket. lie must be the
father Of large family, and n patron
of an anti Chinese laundry which s b.
lets its contracts to the heather. lie
must be able to advise the national OBJ
seTvatory OF the approach Of storms aud
cclip-es, and To direct tho policy Of
the Cabinet at home and the govern.
mcnts abroad. He must control the
various departments of his journal,
provided always that his rights to do so
shall not he constrained to give him the
privilege 20 advise the fellow who writes
tho stock article. and shows the public
how they might have coined ducnts hy
taking mp blocks Of Eodie 81 30 and
selling at $25. lie must bc calm nrd
dhSrassionaic, and, under no circum-
stances, indulge ia the luxury of swear
ing. lie mUs: never read his own mr.
ticirs in print, rs strict compliance
with the foregoing rule would be
thus rendered Impossible.
The reporters OF the really respect
able journals mre graduates of thcolcg-
ic"i Summaries ANA SHINING lights Of
the NounE Meas Chrisiiau Association.
They .nN"umbly pay their board bills in
uivHTc". aud by II careful observance ni
th'ir duty. die young, but bald headed,
ard rrc buried hy grateful and gcner-
o"s city. They never Gloriiy dog fight
III pr' ference 10 q church social, und in
vuriaiiy writ IrIl with a - mi
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Trouble prewiar.

A wicked suggestion sometimes leads
to the preparation Of infamous crimes.
An 1r.shmun who kept country inn,
was asked by his confessor whether he
creased the teeth of horses belonging to
his guests to prevent the animals from
eating oats. mo yer Tivcrence." sail
Pat, II nivcr did the loikes OF That in
Inc life" The next time Pat went to
the confessional, the priest was horri-
fed when the penitent acknowledged
that during the week he had creased
the teeth OF many Of his customers
horses. In these degenerate days, il
may be wicked and dangerous to even
hint at the possible powers of tramps,
Migrants and communists 1t may be
wise, however, to anticipate these
dreadful inceniiarics and to take ener-
getic precautionary measures to thwart
their Threatened diabOlisin. Modern
science has literally created vast armies
OF dynamite fiends who are constantly
armed with instruments Of death and
destruction. 1t is dangerous business to
drive such people to starvation by i'm.
polite legislation and by selfish bust.
ness management. The unwise aud
inconsiderate notions of our eastern
friends IN relation to the Chinese popu-
lation will surely aud speedily culmi-
nate in scenes Of violence in this coun-
try which will completely eclipse the
the bloody horrors Of the French reyo-
luton of 1893.
In referring to this subject the yir.
ginia City EaterPrisr of Sunday
last gets off this irstrate editorial:
''If the boo, and shoe manufacturers
OF Chicago carry out their p.esent pro
granme and import from San Francisco
500 Chinese to take the places OF their
striking workmen, the East will have
sudden realization Of the bearings OF
Chinese labor, and will understand after
little how people may be industri
GUS, sober, thrifty and peaceahle, and
still not be q desirable population for
the United States. We rather hope the
MougOliaus will be forwarded. 1t will
hasten the day Of our deliverance on
this coast. Nothing but experience will
teach some people. and the East needs
little Chinese experience. All the
rules which govern men i'll their esti-
mate OF worth and excellence and of
danger and disaster. are reversed in the
case Of the Chinese. and the men of
the East refuse TO believe us. because
in our nrguman;s against The Chinese
we picture just such being as they
dream would exactly fill want with
them. Hence, an importation Of 1900
Chinese into Chicago will perhaps be
the quickest means Of making that peo
pie understand something of the mag
nitude of an evil which by mere words
it seems impossible to convey ON iln.
preston Of"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

In nm interview with the editor Of the
Virginia City EEsoI'rise The other day,
MIR. Edison intimnted that the phono-
graph may Ice used as nn aid to editors
and compoaitoIs. 1t is plain that &lr.
Ediscr himself does not fully npprcci-
ate the possible utility Of his wonder
ful invention. We confidently pr,dic;
That the time is near u; hand when the
telephone and phouogr"ph will com.
rleiciy supcrccde and abolish all daily
publications.. Instead Of the weary work
Of editing end setting up the morning
paper, there will be large halls erected
IN evory city where citizens for n trihiug
fec may sit and listen TO the news from
oil lands without even the trouble Of adj
justing their spectnclcs. Or, if the cit-
zen is To busy or too lazy to attend the
public hall, he can have branch ma
chine Mt private his residence and may
tnkcin the nows with his coffee and
toast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

Nevada voters should not forget tha;
AZ the lust session of TIC State Lrgisla-
ture 4 Concurrent Rosolu ion was pass.
Cd enabling the people t. make two inn
portaut amendments to the Ccusiitu-
tion. The .rs; amendment will striLc
out the word "white" from the Cousii-
;ut!0n in order To nIukc tie instrument
cou!Oruublc to the Federal CUustitu-
iiou. The second amendment provides
that no public funds shall. at any time
or in any way, be appropriated to Sec
tartan uses. The amendments are
much needed and We fully ngree
with tho .SHyr SIaie which says:
That these amendments should be
ratified by TIA" people ut the polls, there
Is no room for doubt or argument. II
Is a burlcsquc on citizenship To give "a
person the privilege of voting and dobar
him from holding Office. Colored cit!-
Grns nro permitted TO vote in Nevada,
GUt we believe have never been given
opportunity to hold Cflicc. Under the
C"n"titution of tho STATE. they ere l OF
allowed to vote OF lCll uGiicc. and the
object OF tho amendment is to reconcile
the Constitution with the laws Of Con-
grrss.
The second proposed amendment is
for a good purpose. to prevent the use
Of the public funds for scctarisn pur.
poses. and it will undoubtedly be up
proved hy a unanimous vote OF the pco.
pie ia November"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

TnE SRrer S'0'c Of tho sth says J. +.
Bnrms arrived here yesterday direct
from Stein Mountain. At the time the
Indians lett the MaIhrur reservation fo-
the warIath. MIR. Bums had to ily with
his family 10 place Of safety, lcn"iug
everything except his wife aud children
"n" the horses which carried them to
settlements, on his ranch. iIr broupIt
his family to Vim, muc,a md tbru
went bnck To- White Horse, whert. NE
settlers from tho adjacent country kent
their most valuable horses. and remained
there mill tho hostile Indians went
north. Ilo Informs ms that spyernI
rnncn and cattle own,r ~. lie briur one
Of tho number. recently wen, to Stem
Mountain nnd Juniper Lake 10 see what
the Indians had done. They found tho
remains Of four men, namely: Old man
Smith and John Smith his son, Tom
Dixon aud -- liickcnsou. who had
been murdered by the sayagos. They
saw the dccumpOscd carcasscs Of band
OF iimc brood mares and Of very nnry
cattle the rcd devils had slaughtered;
also tho ruins OF homes which they
burned. lie says cattle owncrs were
Hgrocably surprised, however, ut finding
SO many Of their cattle living. M they
expected the savngss had strcwn tho
ranges with slaughtered animals. 1,
appears they did not care 10 waste their
ammunition shooting down beovcs, and
only killed what they wanted TO cat
lilo is OF the opinion thn. there nrc yo,
hostile Indians in the Stein Mountain
country, although his party did not SO,
any.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

T"E exceptionally torrid weather
which now prevails throughout North
America, seems to he general In nll parts
Of the North Temperate Zone. English.
Fronch and German journals declare
that such intensely sultry weather has
not been experienced in Europe for
many years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

j. \. SrRAGUH, ono Of tho More mur.
dercrs in Ventura county. il doomed 10
death on tho 21th Of next month. The
prisoner received his sentence with per-
feet cnlmuess and apparent indifference
and his wifo aud daughters who were
also present, preserved an equally uu.
moved exterior.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

WHAT TO him was love or hope? What
to him was JOY or carer lie stopped OH u
plug OF Irish soap the girl had loft on
The topmost stair. and his feet new out
like wild fierce wings. and ho struck
each stair with the sound like drum
aud the girl below with the scrubbing
things, laughed like fcnd to see him
como.
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
pr EsPEUlALLY ADAlTsp ron ALL
Lung and Throat Complaints pteu-
liar to Miners.
DH. EBEL's
Hniahm nph C,uah at,dI,ineI

Tiis wondoful tcnpdg l. iei.'s nscfni In all
ascA of colis 81 coughs, hut ~ especially
hapud for ihe care uf such compla.nts a.
'niurfs ere liable ~ frnm exposure toid
ground ~ the shsOtbiiuiI e powder nmokr In.
70 the mnss. Threc doses d,y will kecp the
lungs oksrnrh 'rWic the mincts h. work In
the midst ui powder smuke without T. M Iiug
II IL not clsiue.i frr this balaam. like most
bnicir he eiictncs. ib titwiii rrs. 81 distsses
pnt II II gUsi aitCtd ~ rnte ail fiscas a Of the
iuu =. unc tOtfic 4 ihc ale IN viii. In tiontiJ
al cases. cute bNl cold rT cough Ot ffou ott
a. tNo nntihs duri'iuni tvn buiiieaa cold or
cough OF iIum two 80 frur uUrths ,tsndipg!
aud three bo,t!ts sny siniilsr AT, otlOn that as
Dccn W existence from tonr months 10 two
years
ss.To bc had a, r. y. Mniief's Drug Biore.
LlkV. NsNsds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

THERE is type OF luuacy existing in
this country. which, although compare.
lively harmless, is alarmingly Oh the
increase und ought To attract the H:tcn.
ton Of charitable philan,!iropists. We
allude to such peripatcIic idiots as Ser.
geaut Bates, the trnrs-coutinental
whcolbarrow man, Doctor Carver the
glass ball shoutis', the female pedes.
triuu, the college boat aeuds, and the
like ilk. The performances OF those
crazy looms will exercise dcmoraliziug
effect upon the rising generation and
ought TO bo summarily abutcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

TnE citizens of Ohio and Pcnnsyl.
vauia arc greatly alarmed on account Of
the supposed secret arming OF The com.
munists. A manufactures in Cincinnati
has n contract for making 10000 hand
grenadcs. which it Is believed are Tor
tho use OF tho communists in Ohio.
Pennsylvania and California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

THE demand Tor standard silver dol
lara is steadily increasing. within the
present week the banks Gull for 800 600.
There is little demand for certificates
for silver dollars which have been
printed 10 the extent Of $l9. 900 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

Ir may he well 10 mention that IL is
nnwisc 10 fool with CANNES during the
dog days. On Saturday last ut Winnie.
muCCn. como hoodlums koitlud big
dog and the frightened brute ran over
nn old ludy aud came near killing n
little child,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

TnE tramp nuisance in the Atlantic
States has at last attracted the rttontiou
Of the state authorities. In Mnssachu.
sotts, tho State detectives have been or.
dcred TO wago relentless war upon the
entire tramp fraternity. In some Of the
othor States tho trniDps nrc being prof.
itably utilized ns rock breakers and road
buildora.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

MlssAcuusETrs has been visited 10y n
frigb,iul cyclone which caused the
dca,l, OF many people and the deftruc-
lion Of much property.
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TmE following soosonablo paragraph
may save the lifu Of somebody's dar-
ling: 9Th" Irench papers give the
particulars Of u curious poisoning cnsu
4 boy cracked a number of rsaoh- stones
and ate the kernels. His parents found
him writhing in agony, aud death soon
ensucd. 1t is stated TIM; an ounce Of
tho kernels OF peach stones contain
about one grain OF hydrocyanir acid,
and that one grain Of the poison will
kill an adult person, and two thirds o! II
grain n child"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

THE Solicitor General 10 whom au
application for tho removal Of Justice
Bennett, Of Dakota, was referred. TO.
ports no caso calling for such action.
Tho Attorney General concurs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

SAM HSISTzgLnAS. who. it ia said.
has made nioe pile ont of the Inde-
pendence mine, has returned to Tusca.
rora.
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TnE man who is anxious to know
how the world can get nlong without
bin can find out by sticking n cam.
brio needle into n mill.pond aid then
withdrawing IL and looking at the hole.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

ToM Frcu's famous remark that 'the
only good Indians are dcnd Indians. +"
is squnrcly reIntcd by tho following
item: "Thcre is ono Western Indian
who refuses 10 80 on the war path. lie
Is receiving $50 to attend prayer meet.
ings per wcct at a fort. AMI he won't
leave IL long as the cash continues 10
come in"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

The iTreycrcnt aud unwGshcd Gentle
OF the Salt Lake TribUae never lets an
opportunity slip to give a dig at the
Latter Day Saints. Here Is late one: :
Apostle Hyde, always full of the spirit,
predicts terrible things for the nations
Of the earth, and says this hot weather
Is here for that purpose. lie winds up
his half column Of baldcrdash in Gran
ny in this manner: 'MornOnism did
not die when President brigham Young
died, for 1t is the truth of Heaven and
will live forever. Therefore, Jew, Gen
tile. SAINT, nnl sinner. Jealous and
lukowarm. look well to your ways and
prepare for what is TO come We don I
know how to take this. unless Orscn in
tends to insinuate that Old Brig. is stok.
ing for the devil ana is going to make
IL warm for the boys"
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ASSETS OVER sa,, 200, 900.
Income $4,000, 900 Yearly.

The History and Condition OF this Company,
January l. 1870. were In brief aud In round
numbers. as follows;
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THE NEW roRA
LIFE INsuRAncE ooArAnr
PURELY AurrA.-so s1,z. sno1prr.

Dividends Annually, and sppiieabi. 10
the ss-sEcoSp 90 aud subsequent yearly
1remiums-
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TnE yellow fcyer is raging with una.
Jaicd violence in New Orleans.
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lDIreetorSt

Interest paid on ordinary aud Term Drpanii..
DEPOSITS received IN suIns "f 81 sud upward
Loans mada or apDTovcd real estate, inudt
stocks, etc. EtnCks. currency ami silver bnus {
and sold. Exchange for sale uu all the prineI.
sci cities of Eusopy aud tire orient.
1i.tf A. W. w;flr sactlr
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Rare Chance for Powder s.ai.er-.

After many years of patient expert
mental labor, the chemists have at last
rendered that terrible compound known
as nitro. .glycerinc, comparatively harm.
less, and it is now one of the most val
liable Eliminates ever invented. Indeed.
IL is almost an indispensable adjunct to
every species Of mining and railway
construction in both hemispheres. In
order to render nitro glycerine com
parativoly safe blasting material many
substances, such rs clay, steatite, saw
dust and the like, were combined with
the oil to modify its explosive strength,
but it was found that the absorbent
qualities of those ingredients either
rendered the oil feeble and worthless ns
blasting powder, or only slightly mod
ificd its dangerous forces. At length
some one luckily thought OF usIDg pull
verified mica as the proper busc OF an
effective siant powder. The mica being
ipdestructi5le by chemical compounds,
does not absorb any portion of the
nitro. .glyceriue, but simply dilutes the
oil to any desired degree Of strength,
rendering il q harmless and effective
explosive.
In the Ruby range of mountains, in
full view OF Elko, there are inexhausti.
Lle deposits Of mica. The mountains
are wei! supplied with wood and water
The mica beds are easy Of access and
are convenient to the Central Pacific
Railroad, aud AS giant powder is con.
suined i'll vast quantities in California
and Nevada, we snull confidently cxyec:
some eHtcrprisiTS powder makers to
commence manufacturing giant powder
in the RuLY range in the near future.
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GET YOUR PIRsrlSG DONE
A THE INDEPENDESr OFFICE

We are pleased tn announce to the citizens
Llko aud vicinity. that
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PROGRAMMES, ETC

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