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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-31
HMnaxunSa.

sHHH| LHHNHMA HHH -. MAn dc.
efrt R,eh.rd Dorsey and Aliss Celia
HqntSr are among the vi.iton ~ Wells.
from ihis place,
Miss Della Bradley returned by the
train last evening ou-a visit home from
Oakland. where she ia attending school.
The doors at Granger Hall will be
open for the admission Of visitosslto the
entertainment OF the Ladie.'o Aid SoeI.
ETY.. at 6 o'clock this evening.
Jake Engler arrived last evening from
San Francisco. where he has been .pur-
chasing goods for the house of Pr
meaux & Co. of Fuseasora. he win re-
usin in town a day or two before going
to the Upper Level.
From twenty-seveu aeres Of his ranch
in Pleasant Valley. Z. ]. Jones cut this
season. forty Ave tons of grain; nearly
9 ton and three. quarters per acre. The
extraordinary yield surprised farmer
Jones himself. so
John II. Bacon and wife started for
their home at Mountain City. by. private
conveyance, this morning. John has
sold out his business in the old place,
and thinks OF moving to Colorado, OF
which State he was long a citiish, while
in it's Territorial condition. PAX
The races at Wells begin to-day and
continue through to morrow. A num-
bef Of good horses have been entered
for the various contests Of speed and
much interest is being manifested in the
racing. The ~grnnd-ball at Schref's
Hotel takes place tonight. aud all steps
are turned toward the scene Of the com
ing sports and festivities by our enter
prising neighbors.
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a Bold Run.

The frightened Radical managers
are making n bold bluff to disparnge the
Garfield labor letter. They have had
n hennnrd Phelp. connected with
the 7rHta newspaper omce arrested. One
dispatch saSs the 6harge was .fer4or-
gerry, but n latter one says for malicious
libel. Phelp was taken before Judge
Noah Davis, an extreme partizan Judge;
who held Phelp TO bail. AS the crowd
left the Courtroom it gave three cheers
for Hancock. The Judge ordered the
arrest Of the person who started tho cry,
bht he was not found. The Office Of
the Truth was yesterday in possession o,
II U. S. Marshal. r assn,
1t appears from this that the i'm
peachers Of the letter are not prepared
to prove their charge of forgery. but
they have fallen back on libel for AN nc.
cu%sation! II the letter is not genuine
they should show IT, Libel is d loose;
Indefinite charge. Every newspaper In
the United States, Of either or al par.
ties. are liable to prosecution in that
sort OF a charge during Every political
campaign. The violohtenNwith which
the Garfield supporters 6ssaii the ietter
shows that it has crehts raiq Iremendodss
sensation among the faSoring people
all over the country; appHftntIy greater
in the East than on the lPacia" Codnist..
Sitting the freedom Of the press is n
poor way to disprove the letter. 1. re.
sembles too much the attempt 10 prose.
cute Tilden; a prosecution that has
lasted ten years and never has ainounted
to anything yet. When this election is
over IT will probaly be the last Of this
case. Meantime the people will con.
tinue to read that fatal letter aud Judge
for themselves whether il Is true OF
false. II not genuine it is an audacious
forgery that ought to he punished. II
genuine this prosecution is n still more
nndHcious crime, not only against m
individual, but n.aius. the primary
principles OF American liberty.
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For sspRems judge and Cen.
GreRsmnn.

H..N. H UHH
Amidst the excitement over National
matters the names Of two men, Who have
. local importance TO rs Of Nevada.
ought not to be forgotten. The Supreme
Court should be removed entirely above
all political influences; bat practically
We know that Il Is not so at all times.
Many political questions over which
men and parties passionately struggle
In Legislatures and at the polls. are
eventually determined finally and for.
ever BY the bench. The anti Chinese
legislation Of California Is n notable
instance. Tho fate OF many OF the
provisions Of the New Constitution OF
that State is another. n good knowl-
edge OF law is not the only requisite.
A sound and temperate judgment is es,
sential. Both Of these qualities arc
united in the person OF Judge Charles
IL. Belknap. He held the position of
Judge ofthe Stpteme Court a few years
ago. and acquitted himself oreditubIy.
Ii elected now the place will be ably and
honorably filled. e,-
George w. Cassidy. II elected, will
make a live, enterpr;singsMepber Iof
Congress. He has l~ivedulbng in ne.
vada, and been associdtsd with munauy
Of its vital interests. Among ali the
conflicts OF the tiua ihd mhAs emefesd
with an unspotted repnRston, and the
confidence and respectT3Khils associates.
He is an admirable legislator, knowing
the ways and methods of parliamentary
bodies thoroughly. This will be an
immense advantage in Washington.
Usually a new member is n nontn tity.
not knowing in that Legislative and ex.
ecrtive wilderness how 10 work for his
people however Earnest his inclination.
This experience and his Ia,ivs sagacity.
will place him On the Congressional
floor. like an old member, able and
Jealous for his States advancement,
and the local interests OF his oonstitu.
euts. He Ought to receive not less than
500 majority.
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HASCoCK's character cana out OF the
sherman correspondence untouched; he
dismissed the rebol claims with n short
letter; Grants absurd charge that Han
cocks official conduct was biased 10y
Presidential ambition is killed by tho
very source from which |. comes. Tho
alleged Justification Of the census proves
to have been without basis; The charge
that the rebel Brigadiors are hostile 10
pensions is met by tho vote
OF pension arrearapes. SO sayoth the
nstutc RpuJiedn Of Springfield, and thus
il IN before all the world.
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The telegraph declares that tho wicked
Democrats arc coloniziug Colorado.
They have n holy Horror OF colonization
since Chairman Jcwoll's work to stock
tho state OF Florida with several hund.
red loAfors from Now York CITY was
exposed. We presume tho Democrats
arc tcolonizing Colorado; colonized
twenty or thirty thousand there thisnnd
last year. II il this that has pushed
that State ahead With such Astonishing
rspidity. and Is making Il one tho richest
and most progressive States Of tho wost.
Tho population Of all now territories
IL mostls Democratic. Such has bcsH
tho fact in the mineral territories, ana
u Colorado does not cast lie vote for
Hancock II will prove a wonderful ex.
ceptlon 20 the general rule governing
population and politics. II will DO we'll
70 keep an eye on Colorado, or noSt week
II may prove another State Of Maine
The star that noyor sels--"Iu a horn
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sir Ashley Coopcr's vital Restora

TIL great English remedy-nas made
more cur"s Of Nervous Debility. Semi.
nal Weakness. Lost Manhood. noctur.
nal emissions. l~sssitude. inability for
mental labor. desroaaeney aad such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies and eIcosses, than oil Other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. Z. Mintie. NJ. D.,
No. II Rearney street. San Francisco,
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
SO per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. Dir. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with,
out mercury.
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L0CM AND STATE NEWS.
IFrSs1saS6sA.y'snhiy.,lg sic
N0naxunaL.

N0naxanaL
Miss Addie Hunter 1rrfvvd here from
South Fork yesterday; she will return
'AcueP:6nT H3ag3g3Ag
Dick DorSsys Indian Frank" won
the half mile dash At Tuscsrors yes-
tsrday for . purse of $3.50. 90
John R. Bradley and family went ont
BY private conveyance to George Shep-
herds. on the South Fork. this even.
ing.
Several OF the miners at Kinsley Dis
trict came in from that camp last even
ing. They report that as soon as oPer%
atoms ceased, they were forced to
stnke out to procure grub.
Tba e6ndidatss are mskingit lively
Just DOW for the voters. Mcssrs. Fitch,
Dawley aud Warner are somewhere in
<he North. Mr. Dorsey has returned
from that section. Mr.. McBurE@y is
also in town again. Several candidates
OF both parties are in the Southern pre-.
SfnttS
Clay Hardesty is circulating
lis. 4os The purpose Of raising money to
Stfd . bridge across the South Fork at
the Hill Beachy road crossing. aud is
meeting with much encouragement in
the enterprise. Numbers Of the citizens
oi Elko have subscribed literally. az
have also the citizens in The ~neighbor-
hood Of tho proposed bridge.
'5ohn Ainley has just got In position
In his large ware rooms adjoining his
hardware store .tbe carload Of s.oyes re-
Gently received from the east. They
embrace Some of the nes,est and best
varieties of kitchen and general heating
stoves to be found in any market. and
will be furnished to buyers as low as
the lowest. The Improvement, made IA
Kitchen stoves. both as to style and con.
&eaience, is quite surprising. 1t is
we'll worth a visit to Ainley's ware
rooms just to examine the late designs
end admire their beauty.
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Advertised Letter List.

The following is list of letters 70.
naming in the Etko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday. Oct. 20,
1850:
Brown Henry Brown Worth
Chase Josiah Z Cresterrn NE
Faraer James Henry VI l.
Scott W II
Q. w. HULL. =. VI.
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last evening yitha large sraienes Of
ladies and. voters.
Major Jb6u H. Dennis. DemocraMe
candidate forElsStof made he opening
speech. and made 9 goodons. We have
known the Major Tor a long time as .
spicy writer; last night he added to that
special reputation and demonstrated the
fores or tongue Ss well as pen.r John
Hancock Dennis is likely to have the
pleasure Of taking nm eastern trip
shortly. when be will make the &C
quaintanoe Of snother Hancock and
present him with Nevada's Electoras,
vote.sa 30
Major Dennis was supplied with facts
and uuta sufficient to found a claim to
a~copyrfghtto a new political encyclo.
Pedia; but they were spiced and orna.
mented with so much wit. butbling up
from original sources, and pointed with
suc / good nature, that no created and
maintained a good feeling between him.
self and his audience TO the end. His
speech was logical. pointed, witty and
sustained by unquestionable authori.
ties. His review OF State politics was
particularly strong. He showed that
Sharon is and in the logic Of events,
must be tho Republican nominee for o..
S. Senator. Tina. ell attempts to rally
under the name and style Of Wren. or
any other candidate, are only shtms;
that a vote for the Republican LegislA
tive ticket means Sharon, and nothing
else. The Major showed up much
Of the inside of Slate politics OF NevA
da. His speech was an agreeable sur:
| prise TO his friends. w
Gen. Clunie followed. He possessed
"a good voice, and understands how to
handl, it. ms well "a his subject. He
traced Gen. Garfeld's Congressional
career by his record, and after n search
ing dissection OF all the evidence. i'm:
peachoi him with the charge of an IN.
doubted connection with the Credit
Mobilier. De Golyer, and back salary
frauds. He used some very plain
English in regard to Gen. Garfield. bu;
not stronger than was clearly supported
by the sympathy of most Of the audi
once. His contrast Of the two soldiers.
Hancock and Garfield was very graphic;
one gave the country hiss blood during
the war, and the other his jaw bone
after il was over. Garfield voted to
~demonetize silver, and voted against Its
reconciliation. He nominated John
Sherman OF tho Chicago Convention
and Sherman will be continued Secreta.
Ty OF the Treasury II Garfield is elected.
Both are the decided enemies OF Nevnda's
| grea: product, silver. The election OF
n is the destruction Of the other. AZ
!or tie Chinese. GaTG,!ibad s.~saa!a5t,y
been their friend. lie voted ngains,
the Fifteen Passenger bill, and sustained
the P~resideIt'S veto OF that measure.
Hayes bowed Senate! Farley tut OF his
presence that he might hear tho reques
OF a body Of humanitarian clergymen,
headed b. Garfield. who. were waiting
in an adjoining room to demonstrate
against an Executive approval OF the
bill. All Of his acts have shown him n
determined enemy OF the Pacific States,
II We give him our electoral votes. we
shall have no right to ask for any
further hearing Of the Chinese question
by the Eastern people. We p]ronounc,
n verdict against ourselves.
The speech was loudly applnudci
and was among the best Of the season..
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lFrom Wednesdays Daily
Snlmu.undl.


Jack Abel and Hank Keith arrived
this afternoon.
r- +. j. Jones and vito Of Pleasant
Valley were in town to-day. and left for
home this evening.
Ches. Woodward. Mrs. CO. s.
Wright, Miss Fannie Rogers and Mrs.
A. B! Waller srrivedb by stage this even
ing.
Ono week moro and the political war
will close. Next Tuesday wiR--ai Il.
md next Wednesday will probably tell
tho tale.
Among the candidates now in Elko
we observe Mossrs. Tolley and Kelly.
who came mp from Carlin this morning
and will probably go Eastward this
evening. John Bacon and wife have
MISC been here for several days, and will
probably return to Mountain City to.
morrow. NJ. ]. Murphy also lcnves
here this evening for Sprucemout.
We learn from Mr.. VIM. Myers. Of
ROby Valley. that t O Fall rodco has
commenced III hat section, md II is
found that tho loss Of cattle from tho
disease known as "blaok leg" has been
very heavy. Mr.. Mooney is gathering
his herds for delivery to Mr.. J.. Z. Uar-
dcsty, to whom he recently sold them.
tho crops In tho valley, though in some
instances a little frosted, havo turned
out remarkably yVriI. 49,
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Democratic speaking 4. cnr,,n
Inst Might.

Tho following communication was
received at this Office this morning:
The good folks OF Catiin turned out In
full force 20 listcn to The speeches Of
Mcssrs. Wal. j. Tusko aud Col. George
Fjoutroy. At a o'clock p. ". bouGros
wetc' started hhdby !fsab tho school
room and passage way wosc allod by 4
most apprccintive aud attentive audi.
oncc. Among whom were n number OF
ladies and many OF our most ultra 10.
publican friendsa Tho speeches Hero
OF a most impressive, truthful and con.
vinciug character, md votS .iibly bro.
duccd q powerful effect. The full force
OF their arguments aud appeals, will be
shown the citizens OF this state on olrc.
ton day. when W e proguoslicate a large
fallibg on Ia tho Rsipubiican vo,o Of this
town. Tho probability is that ncir
usual largo majority will be completely
wiped out Messrs. Fiournoy aud Tuska
are gentlemen, who by their powerful
eloquonoc make converts Of their bitter.
ost opponents.
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~ A New YoRK dispatch OF the 9th.
snys: Sara Bernhardt was given n
formal welcome to this country by tho
President of the Circle ,Artisque. who,
with a number Of other gentlemen,
went down the bay to-day to meet the
steamer. Many persons we're upon the
wharf. anxious TO see the famous artist.
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IN, iIINI'

IA The fouoyins t.lrRrA n thia ~, Mig
se,tles the question. dArnsld sa~
stand BY HE letter: IAlG
NRw YoRx Crx.
October -. 1880.
To ne Pst6e.-Ths Garfield L;t.er l.
+tee a-eHD 20 g.
pot . forgery. M. SsHs6A Hart. pxA.
Usher of the 7sa& Was, ,aisl
charged thi. morning b ~ Repsbss..,
Chief Ju.'ie. Of IN. essst.l Term =
the supreme Court Of EaS York. ROA.
Noah Davis. W. H:B1sxux.
Chai.aAn.
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Tho Electric Eight IN Sew SorR.
A number Of Salt Lakcrs recently re-
tntned from New York speak OF the
wonderful progress Of the Electric
light there. Mr.. Spencer CisIS5h says
he noticed that the gas fixtures were
being taken out, the new light having
proved itself TO he absolutely reliable.
sif. Thomas Jennings sats the light IA
ihe most beautiful light imasin ,ble,
ESPECIALLY adapted Tor dry goods. aid
after visiting the worksn at oleveland he
became convinced from the bnsy Appepr.
nuee Of things. that 10 iht as large
spaces was e6bcetned the day Of gas
had gone by. In Cleveland, where labor
ana fuel are cheap. iheliRbt Is about &c
DO introduced Into dwelling az we'll %
stores. --7tbuff.s 4ss1rn, 81
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Gnnh llnes NJ
HFM ART gaI,

Gerber "Tho Matchmaker, has jus.
received the .nicest assortment Of
Watches, Chains and Jswelry, ever be.
fore brought to Elko. Go and see
them 3---A.-1LlA igg
TAKE your watches. clocks aud jeweIry
to Gerber. "rhe Matchmaker" il you
wish to have them repaired by mn ex.
perienced workman. All work war
rauted.
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Sharon Bal,

...... ...
Here is the itemized bill which Sharon
presents to the people of Nevada as a
pretext for drawing his salary:
STATE or NEVADA,
To WILLIAM SHARON. DR..
To three reports on Committees $40, 900
Received Payment.
WILLIAM SHARON.
Here is tho offset:
wnLr,M SHARoS.
To SrTrE OF NEyApk. DR..
To Speeches 0
To Bills introduced 0
To Motions 0
To times absent from roll call 5O7
At last this Offset had not
been considered in the account-IPpedE.
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TnE best quality Of Rhine Wines at
the Elko Bakery aud Saloon, Reckhart
& Coz Froprioiors. t.iIIl I ~
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CHAMPAGNE Of the best quality and
brands. can be had at Rcekhart &
Froelich's Saloon. sfiF0 k&f
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Ca $50 hr a case II small pox. Ono
Martin, n brakeman on the railroad be,
ing tho subject.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-31

A LARGE invoice Of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received a,i,hc
Gem Saloon.
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Photographic.

hurry Durham will reopen his
gallery at this plaaothrec weeks from
date.
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Booths celebrated oval band oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express E.gls YTa7E.
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this cora ieRcs thss believe ,ha. tie
sl'e.ioae - fuesd-Fp <T -i1HEArjk;
: magnificent triumph for the Democ-
rccy and constitutional aovermsnt.
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Stnrr ncnnrurcs.

3 This morning-W. Young, S. NJ.
Beard and 4. Leichter.
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A ARG invoice OF A hey West
Cigars just received At thA Dom.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. Morton. TuscaroIai
Miss Morton, do
Il. S Conley. do
w. Young, do
G. NJ. Pinkham. Oakland.
ia. Palmer. Gnriihy HtT EH57
II. l.. Byrne, Mountain City.
II. +. Wild. wife and nurse, Salt
Lake City.
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FnEsniBresd, Pies sud Cates at tho
Blko Bakefy.
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TO ~TaX,2kYEaS.

Orrtcs OF fftr Couvrr TnHIsuHBR,l
Bltj. Nevada. Oct, iS t8co.t
Notice I. hereby CIV, n that the State, Conn.
~ sud Other Taxes for the year iSp. are row,
due and yayab,e NJ my nfiCc, al the law In
relation 10 ia Va co .ce,ion gill be strictly en-
( reed. All taxes rnpatl al 0 o'clock r. M
MONDAY. Tbyp boz 10TH proximU, Will
ihcn become iciinQu'ut and ten per cent.
H. N. GRANT.
Comfy Tf,a.urcr anf ex. oGieio Tax Keccivc I.
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MARnIED.

LEDDicK--LowELL- AT South Fork 6un-sr
Day, october Il, 1850, by Justice J. II. suS.
Scit, Mr.. O.. d. Lsddiek, 10 Miss Louisa
lowell, both Of this county.
FIsE old Cognac al Rsehhart A Froel--
ich's.
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sIa faiECisEo SfSN1SSH
Ssl1.,.o.:.SSS.s s..i.k

Ts-Day's stSsk naie&
$40 ophir. sx eXs m.d
s7IO Mexican. Tx
2bQ Gould 4 Curry. $3.50 500
220 Bes. & .Belehsr. 9k 90 FIf%H
I20 ,Caiifornis. 1909
$50 Savage. i 1O5c
$50 ton. Virgins. 260c
90" Chollar. 2O5c SIX
22s P6toes 1850 eIa2s-.s
24o Hale and Norcross. $500
$40 Point, lose
40 Jacket. 3Ha,n g TiH77i
2nO In perial, l5c
<S9; BelcheY, q 1900
li0 Confidence. 365c 36Qc. A.
LIS Sierra Nevada, TX
20 Utah. ca
$50 Bullion. 4. ZOO
375 Exoheguer. 1 -Iiiat hssfu-s ~
AS Overmnn, 95c I
20 Seq. BelcheE. T.
e $50 Justice. Zoe 1867 - -
4bO Union. llllK
GAO Alta, 270c - -%NcF.f'H
$50 Julia. 40c i5c. -.g
100 Calefonias $50 : H-ir-.tt-Ia
G5o Silver Hill, 400
920 New York. lie .
800 Occidental, CSC -
200 Lady Washington, $50 1stl. rA
800 Andes, Soc SOC JUS
sos Scorpion, lose I 80.
$50 Benton, TOO 75os
iSo Con. Dorado. $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
CODIUNICADOS.
LA FIEBRE AMARILLA
{ La MEDICACION FENICA.

Hemos leido On el Diario de Ii Medicine
de los fermentos
Las esperanzas que habiamos concsbido y
publicado relativas la accion curativa de La
me licacion fenica acaban de tener un prin-.
cipio de realization. El r. P. Bosch del
que nuestros lectores no habian ciertamen
te oIvidado la interesantisima communication
acerca de una nueva enfermedad { al menos
nuevamente descritaJ que ataca los ne
gros Sc comunica los blancos el Nela-
van acaba de l:brarse de tan terrible epi-
demia. Mr. Bosch es ell padre procurador de
la mission de Niazobil en- ell Senegal, ell mismo
fue atacado por la Fiebre Amarillo, duraRte
la Ultima invasion que afiigi0 nuestra CO.
lonia hizo sucumbir como bien Sc recuerda
a tantos de nuestros adictos hermanos. CO.
mo acabamos de decirlo anteriormente, este
misionero Sc cura 81 mismo con ell glico-
fenico tornado como bebida. Aeaba de dar-
nos detalles, relatives esta cruel epidemia y
nos apresuraremos ponerlos la vista de
nuestros lectotes tan luego como los tenga-
mos completes, tales como han sido toca
dos por la estenograffa, pues la falta de es-
pacio nos obliga diferir esta importante
question hasta nuestro proximo numero.
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FL NlHlLlSM0 EN- BAIA.


Para satisfaction de Ia Prensa,
copiamos 81 siguiente parrafo de la
Voz de Cuba:
Ell nihiiismo parece que va pasan-
do de moda. Todas Las noticias one
traen los peri6dicos extranjeros convie-
nen en- que la dictadura del general
Malikoff ha sido el golpe de gracia da-
do los nihilistas, va que SO han toma-
do las mas energicas medidas para alta
Jar los progresses de Ia secta, y este
sc debe oil que dur sEte Ia pascua i!ti-
ma, haya sido reducido prision un
considerable nImero de nihilistas y
personals sospechosas, no solo en- las
ciuiades importantes, sino en- provin-
cias, sobre todo en- los Gobiernos del
Este, q donde los nihilistas hsbian tras-
ladado 81 campo de su actividad.
Cresse tener, al fin, en- las manos &
los autores de todos los atentados.
Va no hay tampoco imprentas clan
destinas on San Petersbnrgo, en- Kieff,
en- Charkof, nj en- Odessa.
Ell peri6dico Official desmiente catego-
ricamente la idea atribuida al Gobier-
40 de querer expulsar q los judios ex-
tranieros.
Un decreto del emperalor de Russia
vuelve todos los dereohos civiles los
sectarios de Ia iglesia rusa, excepto 8
la secta de los Skoptzi.
Las leyes que han arreglsdo la dis
tribucion de terrenos a la clase baja de-
ben suf.ir una revision.
Una parte de los terrenos pertene-
cieutes la corona, seran concedidos q
los labriegos, cuyas porciones de TERRA
son insufcientes para atender & la sub
sistencia de una familia.
Dicen ademas de San Petersburgo,
que ell conde Loris Melikoff h. rsma1o
& aquella ciudad un regimie' ,ss-
COS del Don, que meror cial
confanza por haberld M
rhediatas 6rdenes duranl Ara.
Este regimiento ha sidol - 7e
guardian ell palacio de Invierno."