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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
Wants - Guy CATH.

Rcvr.Ile: ". y. Jouc, has received a
letter from O. W. M,acha!u, Humboldt
= It!"a, {. i. Il Il saying h. wish =
I" huy s.o'h cauir oud asking prlc. : FOR
from loJ To- 90 I=ad. Sir. Jones allows
HS to gu1IisI this news for the benefit Of
local dealers, who can wr.te Dir. Mguca.
aaH :! they have stock 10 sell.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
M. M~ISF
Fine Tenn.

fine Team.
IL OTtines never
The Old adaSe tha''H rated in I'll,
comes s.mgly' il np;ly illus. rI,s;uo ,
case Of lick Lnmhan, who uftr. ;Iru,f
nnnGc Of valuable cows on the II. :,
track within the past few weeks, he
day. drowned II valuable pair O: horses
in attempting to drive them across the |
river hiiched to n WAGON, himself and
vile being nlso in imminent dan GER OF
meeting the same fhte. Dick, with his
wife ursidc him, drove in:o the stream Il
few yards above where the upper bridge |
spanned the Humboldt, AMI one OF
the animals being n cot. bscime |
T stiye IN the water, and tnkin.
advantage o. the driver, who has but one
ayailnUle hand, turned down Stream,
when the strong current, striking he.
wagon-bed in the rear, pushed it upon
the horses. In attempting to stop tbs
horses, with the wagon pressed forward
by the water, the point OF the tongue
WAS thrown upward, and the animals nj
that moment striking swimming wntcr.
the ncck.yOSc got over their heads and
held them under until they were drown.
ed, the whole outfit drifting with the
current to a bar below the bidge-abut.
ments. where the occupants OF the
wagon got ashore. Hal ths WAGON
overturned in the siream-whichit came
very near ~doins-the
would probably haze been much more
serious.
From her residence at III, eastern
end Of town. Mrs. John Payne discovered
That some on down at the river was in
disttcs5, and running out to the street
SHE succc ded in attracting the attention
OF George Tucker who was ut n distance.
who instantly ran in the direction point
cd out by Ms. Fayue, aud swimming to-
the opposite shoe. arrived in time TO
assist in freeing the horses from the
wagon aud harness. but both were dead
before they could be exlrica,ed. They
were large. fine animals and their loDs is
n heavy one 10 their Owncrs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
School

The nPpns Ui TIA. School Cruau.
Marshal" tor Elk" county for tuc year
1854 are completed md FROM tn I'D Ne
compile The following: Number %. Iuys
lriWeen 9 aud Is years of usr, las,
girls. iS5; total, 0J3, an iUsrras. o.! l.
above the number reported lat year
The number Of rFTdtun in The count,
under & year, of hgc is rs. humber Lr-
tween 10 and p y E,sof age, 60; mum
Ier between ( nua 6 years Of ngc, 49,,
number Of children under y ycars Of
age born n Nevada. V3J.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Carson Appeal: Another morning
paper is soou to be STATED in Carson.
IL will support the Democratic ticket.
nud il there is sufficient patronng II will
be . permanent institution. There Is
room for a icw more good live papers in
t,is city.
II Is said that Gen. Il NJ. Clark will
tax the stump Cor Cleveland and Hen.
bricks and tho Democrats in Nevada
this Fall.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
ShanK'S llgro.

Alter cxhau,tin their money ord
patience In waiting for remitt,pc, FINN
the manager who had rome EIst to r..
go;iutc 4 loan uuon uto,j,n collateral
The majority Of the masculine members
q! the stranded Hidden Handler. I,s,
evening laid in n supply OF p.mn,;cln
and other patent purt.uleg. and mnn.p,.
" rds.uting hanks mnrc ,ol, r,,ilI,
off. their spurs pointing in the direction
OF the declining sun. 4 di,patah from
ITll,cck this morning announced tb,,
the boys had yaIlored IN to that s,,,i,,,
without RAISING n h,ir ~ sI,r;,,
single sign OF sweat in tbc G,rks ma
after coo.in. their copprrs ot III, yr,,cr-
tank. h ID dashed awav epain in g,I,,u,
style for the winuipr-po.t NJ the tno, nj,
the Rockies.
The experience of this very c,ov-r
troupe in the ..Far West Inv. No, h,. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
p ~ -
HA@rLL-ht Wells, July -, 1881. to the
Vie o. Ii. T.. HLnId, a daughter.

Timrs-RryicN: Our Senior has cone
into the live stock business. lie recent
~ picked MP Il stray sheep from ~ flock
passing through lndepu dcncc y.i.lcy.
since which time he has been how.iag
Tor " high protective tlr.f on wool.
lie went 10 the iiusle ranch recently
to pur hasc II COW, aud We expect uu his
return that he will make application Tor
membership ia TIA, Nevada Live stocA
Association.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

New York Dil: The llborer who was
told 10y his employer not t. vote for iIln.
cock, OF he would got ATTY cents ic>s per
day, exposed this whp { hu nJug ny au.
sScuny: "bpss. il you thpus at 50. yo'd
vote for Hancock yuursclf."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Spin is reluctantly about allowing
closer commercial connection h tween
her colonies in III West indies aud
America. The latter IL already t,Iins
~ per cent. of the exports iron CdOd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
Bullion Recoivod

The stage from Tuscarora. TUESDAY
night brought down five bars OF Navajo
bullion, the nssay value Of which vns
Sl0.6iOGs. II was forwarded through
Wells, Fargo & Co. to the bank OF Cal.
Ecrnia b. the train Yesterday morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Tho San ErIprisc1 Ex ,mincr hits it
cNa.tiy when il says: Men who refuse
90 support Cleveland would not suppo.;
ans Democrat. Objection 10 , lcycinud
IS simply an excuse TO so to Blaine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

j. NJ. DGwlcy, the well known mining
aud mil MAJ, accompanied by u coupe
OF rep eseDtiuvcs Of nn English Com
pumy will be at Columbia to.morru r..
says the timCC-Rcvicw OF Monday. for
The purpose of examining the Blue
Jacket mining property. Tie property
Dlongs t. the blythe estate aud nrgot.
atoms are pending Tor It's purchase from
the AdDiui,trutOrs OF tue ust..tc in snu
francisco. The result will probably
depend upon the report of the examiners.
\. j. Plumb, agent for tn property will
meet the party at Columbia.
Messrs. Walker and Milford, whose
arrival from the East GTr. Dawiey was
awaiting here came by Tho train M5ndiy
aud ycstcrdIy. II. J.Ksiuh hitchcd up
one of his livery teams and started viii.
the pirty. mtiy equipped for the journey
on the trip north.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
treom Saturdays Dany.l
s~ALNAGUNDI.

- aAA1t AlFhNlnl
Moore 10 rapidly rcSainins his health
and strength.
The Democratic State Committee Of
New York, chose john Kelley Ei,elor Is,
large. Niec ruIeel!, reaigued.
Harry Culver. q; Earc.s was the only
departure Tor Iusnar,r. by he ...sc this
ilo.a.uS. NCaiuva.s list aighi.
James Il. D.s!ty arrived here f,ou
Dan Irane. 20 by lie train lat cycuiug
and Iv-rtui=i v.r. M ,o"a i~y-!ny.
J.. J. CIEYeaHx. sh, il e been in town
Il couple % lays s,iar.cd Tor his home
at Il!.ion by tue .lsss t.is l.. 7raing.
The Iaou!cr Of DIR. Il. II. Gi,reaail
Nho IL now at Nd.ng TIE Pso:n1rivr
Convention at Iut,5uS, did "a san
f"'nci 60, on F.au,L,y.
". T. !Htt aud Jaa.s CLARK wen, out
to J. y. Abel. place in a double bu.,y
this evening. Ms. lit: ana M.ul
Brad y viii Iaturn nth t..e.p.
The F.cnrh government hls decorated
D.. Koch VIII" Tie Cross Of the Legion
Of Honor, IA recognition Of AS &C.
scratches - - the source aud spread OF
cholera.
CoHmifaio n Campbell nrl G. /.
Mayer came down ho.u Togt u..lccL by
tas tr.im last eY. ming AMI age in town
To-day attending t. some LIs!ag,s
wt,;rr..
The slnushtcring establishment o.
Joseph M,r4ru n SON, at Tlurkve was
( d. ,.rycd by fire Wednesday. The lire
l. suVlo>rd 10 have ben til work Of An
incrna.ary.
\ Central Pacific ohisiil states thu,
tLr raining tirar o. the goll ui,l probA-
biy b. chan-rl abpYt the tirsr O! Ausust.
bIt whni t3r eAlusc vii lie Lie l. not
yet informed.
The NcS O!ran5 Eotri Of Health
o~r!rrri ava examination Of the eases o..
reported yellow + y,r, in that city, and
t"r MriicI. Commission now Z port tina,
II wIs a a.!-s a.uru, us the disease doe,
not 'aisi ia that city.
/. Il. CIl.ia has determined TO 90
down to Ia, family at SIN Fru,i,ro.
IL wall d,iDtLy Tie tgnin IN tie Iuorl.
'nf. It 10 hoped 10y lis many friend,
he.c tI.t the yAau-r may prove I.u,.-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
WASTED.

An nm assistant at the Dcp-t Hotel.
Palisndc. n woman aged anywhere from
% to 80 years. For particulars address
T. NJ. BAUM. Proprietor Depot Hotel.
Palisidc. New. a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

| OSirricher brought back from his
late trip into tho rural district. a 800.
dog; at icrst that WI, the price put upon
the brat'; tut Ike paid Tor him in pups
Mt so EruH-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
Tn. s.rlse q, ouu: ton.

That there has within the last few
days been q big strike made in tho
Crccker mine ut the Quijotoas, there Is,
says the Tusson , itizen. no doubt. Re.
liable parties who came up state that
three days ago the m n at work in one
OF the tunnels struck a seven-foot ledge
of high grads ore which assays from
$500 to $3.50 per ton. OF course many
will conclude that this is like a great
many other rumors that have emanated
from that cimi', but such is not the case,
MS the parties who came in were in the
tunnel and saw the ledge. Furthermore,
Superintendent Hank Smith. who has
heretofore refused to permit any but the
workmen to go into the tunnels, has told
all who have called upon him to inquire
rs t the truth of the report to 60 into
the tunnel AMI see for themselves.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

The "unn,, Fly" as presented by
Nile Aians, ras dr, de I'll dives aud ma,
' Lights OF D"ILar and We, hon, tR,, No..
nj J. Forming elephants, the wh;,.
ue' ''Ianu'. the white fe-cs eiephan,
n'PPoi ,He larscSt elephant ever ~
o"ih'o" " NeTigrniug st,lliops III
captivity, The nI,r. liz, oh
ins skaters, bicycle ,es,. "',
equestrian "
~ n'''c pea. '>ss yo.i.
the genuine Arabs, and an end,
o! other remarkable attractions
" few Of the distinguished objects
and presented with q degree
OF integrity that is truly wonderful.
Coles circus is c,rtainly beyond com.
lHlison.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
ICE

Delicious Icc.Crcam can now bc hal
ut the Com Restraint nt all hoara in
quantities 10 suis. Families supplied. :
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

The proprictpr1 OF the NpstIwcs'cru
Live STOCK journal, published at Cary-
ehnr' got into a mw .moug themselves.
the ~If" of one iosiug the other uut with
a 'Pittoom, and the publication Of Tie
paper has been III continued for the
present. The Office has leon seized 10y
the Sheriff.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Cole has offered n lrwuoi Of Sioo iur
n newspaper pnra2fnPhcr who can write
a four.linc announcement OF his SHOW
without rrirrring I the ".amaIl boy.
Who IL always ac,nSji ~ being the only
person Interested. When the actual count
oftickets shows that ninc.;rutn, OF cir
Gus patrons nrc ndGlis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

The Tnscarora Tim y OF the goth
should be held personally responsible
for the following statements: lobe tho
mouhtIiner is running 4 mower Mt Shoe
crafts rahch. At last account he had
only got lost twice while making the
circuit Of the meadow with the machine.
st. "ohn, the Prrhib.tionist candidate
fos President, is 20 blood relation of st.
John the Baptist, although the latter rs
well as former was essentially a cold
water man.
sharon's objections having been over
ruled, the court and coun ,el will visit his
apartment ut the Palace for The pur-
Pose of viewing the work bench where.
upon the Senator pursues his labor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

- United States Consul ut. Mar.
ae'''s' tolegrnphs Secretary Folgcr, thnt
The cholera IL abEting both there and NJ
Tonlon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

The inquiry into TIC conspiracy to
"iow M the palace during the Clnr's
visit to WARSAW, showS the elaborate
and f"ar-rcnching plans adopted by the
e,'n'pir"tora. After m%YrJgging che chr
.hey intended 10 proyokc q rebellion IN
ro' md and Western RuFsin, to u'uul r
u Jews aud rich trndcem,n ia wurtw.
hn1 seize the nra mi. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Juan c. Bncha, Of Los Vagas. y. NJ.
representing hin-cli IA n millionaire
cattle dealer, was cnttccd into a hack to
visit the Inionin rcr track at t%iucin.
na'i. saturday. TO see the 6nc stock. II
was reported that he had been dragged,
beat II anil robbed Of checks to the
amount of $4,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

While attempting to arcs three thugs
At II nI"npJils, Saturday. o.ircr Nc
LlnShin WIS fatal y shot ~ the thugs
who are how in imn.nent danger oi
being iAnvhuI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Samson, Coles mtmmo,h elephant.
ipcg not have any tt'ks. On Lring in.
Grricwed b. nu inluIsitiyc reporter a.
10 the non-nppctrhucc of the billiard
bnIl nrnnmcuts. his clcph1ntinc high.
mesa replied th,i colluloil WAS 30 cheap
that II didn't pay to raise Ivory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03


a Virginia City man ,rrs.tly received
The following cpis'le FROM a vlizsrl.
crank awarded seven days in tho C.ty
Cooler: 81 nm in the, Dat rlc irving to
emulate the example al thni noble an.
inaI, the camel, 10y going seven Days be-
tween drinks. II j. grCnt I at TO nc
con'plish, but ] caH make sill Gnu
have some chewing tobacco and o.h,r
little Injuries to relieve the munntDny
aud sudden change Of dih cHrard hy NY
Incarceration wish you' would inter.
view me This evening. 'fbih1 mnIirg -
per diein md my ho,rd f,r accomplish.
ing my great camrl act. The comfy
pays for IT," a'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

jurub SD f.. u Put, Irdinu OF some
di-in ION. clans th,t ia, Pluto nation
l. al. ,nc increase uth ! than diminish.
INK. TAT they INV have LOO warriors.
being d larger number than when the
wiii.us d .t 90 80 I ,is ~rpIutry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Judge Advocate General Swnim has
been suspended from duty pending trial
10y C~uugt-.nartIul, and Assistant Judg
AdNucIt, General L.yhcr has been dI-
r c;cd To TAX, chrrgc o his unigc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03
CLEVELAND As ~. ~.a, d Tor .p

LlEVlLANU. eniic ,diiioS Of ~.
~ ls"ti,t'.h ~ - ssn hons, with his coon.
ali o1s anl a. stan =. by the renowned
Ua-i Icgunt y I usinted Costs mn,s ~.
S"py mlGuiaetufc iisn the other ives
W. 70 20 q Tor tWici it, prize OuiaoIis All
VlaIs W 10 pie On' Of or agents made 4
haf'est OF god WI. b, tca Ia ID by eys.y 10Y.
20 ~ .cN u dinners succeed vrand :
ic.ns res nnitr most nbe,rat eve, n.
ls.sa. save ' tnaD . tin 10y sending ss e-nte
Re pf'spc'ct- book act qnieE On
va stiEi i,NJIha week on tn, nnisi "
guy u A. h'LLb I& CO.. Portland. n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

The soiree at F:seman hall last night,
though by no means a large, was an
en.H.a:iy respectable gathering. and
those who die tip the light fantastic"
had lots OF iun and plenty Of room.
some Il teen couples gracei ully glided
OR the well-wuxed floor. and the en-.
livening strains of the Galway gallop
and the Boston Dip, hoated out upon
e ambient air with the soothing inhu-
n,. Il II llEseed pJuitice, way along
49,. iLy night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

A Topeka (KGnsas) dispatch says:
\. a. Adams Of Manhattan, purchased
30 head OF Colorado steers al Kansas
City last week, md thirty head Of them
have died with the Texas or Spanish
fever. One CARLOAD was stopped here.
AMI ort OF that six have died. The
others were taken to Manhattan and was
quarantined i'll the shipping pens there.
Up to three o'clock this afternoon twen-
ty-ive had diel. The people, and es-
p~ecia!ly the stock men are greatly excited.
In answer t. a telegram, Governor Click
has sent State Veterinary Surg-on Hal
com to inves ig.te the trouble.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Dayton, Ohio. hns invited G neral
n"So''cISns TO be u guest Of ,fc cit.
during the soldiers f,,niuu ON Gir ..in
SUN aud 3lHt inriant. Tine General
has accepted the invitation. II is ,ar,-
onsly cstimutrd ,lrrt from 80. 900 lu 100.
900 ex-soldicrs will antui the lc.m.n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

Mrs. Fred. StauicE, -oa suI daughter.
of Sacramento who have bc,n y.-i,iug
friends here for several days, departed
for Winncmucco by the.tFain this morn.
ing. Ircd. senior, who in tho cnr,y
days made this his bcsHquari. rs. H.
moved his cattc iutcrrsts ~. Humboldt
comfy scveral years qap, aad has Fiuc
made his Nevada holuq at Tiun,murra.
l.. A. Hail, Travelling Auditor i,r
Wells, Fargo Il Go. cirnc up from tie
West by the train aI1A evening and
stopped over hero to-,ttt. vi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-03

TI' BpIr F..u P..s s.ys: The
Gsir pr-sprctOr who went t. examine
the reported hId at Latte wrkcr SAY
,sai Ia, t".vcrs u~anouuttD but little more
raut "a 10 Irg"e,, oil mica The usri-
cl,'urL reports Of tIc same seem to
have bccu a. humLul iuasmuch as the
country - not favorable tor mineral in
any shape.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-13
CHICAGO COI'IAUl ORGAN

II prices never before offered in
this city. Fos years past the
high prices CT pian0s have been
due to the enormous commits
sioEs Of the local agents, in some
instances being as high Is copper
cent Of the cost Of the i0stru-
nent. We are now in a posi-
ton to furnish the instruments
at figures which VIII have the
effect Of placing fr5t-cias5 in
strumcnts Witnin the reach Of
people o. SMALL means.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-13

They who work early and i2te
the year ToG1ad EseeA occasionally
the i,cags:sI'a2 s1insui.I3 impaired
h.y q u-Elafes0ssaa toEic Hike Hes
letters stomach Esitters. To all.
it's purity and efficiency AS Il rem
eGy and preventive OF diseases
commend 1t. Et checks fncfCEcEst
r12eus,,G ism. e.E@-,c pSil and bill
ii0uSg,ess. arrests premature de-
cay ofssse physical energies Elifti-
g.te.3 ne lrf51E:aitScs CT age a1aJ
Es:s8tcs24 cataVazesccElce. E'oc safe
nv 80 DrsiGGEsstss :;glti Dealers gem
sr2sIg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-13
The COmptroI1er,s Case.

WAsH1HGTON, December 12.-Bsrker
continued his testimony to-day before
the committee examining his charges
against the Coniptroller's Office, He
testified that he had objected to passing
the accounts of several United States
marShals. He also objected to the &C
eonnt of Iehn /. Davenport, chief super.
visor of elections, City of New York.
AT the request of Miliiken. witness read
a seetiess Of the Revised Statutes and an
order 81 the Court showing the account
was legal &ad had been ordered to be
allowed Judge Lawrence viii testify
on Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-13
I. s I'm FaiIures.

NIRNEA December 12.-The National
bank will not press itself against the
Bohemian Mortgage company which
suspended yesterday owing to the great
depression in the sugar trade 1t is be-
heved other banks interested will lend
their assistance to the distressed corpo-
ratiens SO that it will be enabled to fia-
uidate privately. A private dispatch re-
ceiVed ia New York says: The suspen-
sion OF the Mortgage company caused a
great panic in the Vienna bourse. Shares
had fallen from 20 to 80 forms, many
banks were embarrassed.
NEW RoRKi December 12.-FailureS
the last seven days 348, as compared
with 800 the previous week
Id. J. Goodwin, wOolens, has assigned
- }. w. Bird. Preferences, $1Q0, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-13
GLOBE GLEANINGS
Newsy Notes from Far and
Near.
BRISBIN RISES TO EXPLAIN
Nh. svrim Court Martial = Bust
neas FaiJures-Reducing Wages
Negroes Drowned
RrisbIn Explains,

HELENA. Mont, December I'm
reply to an editorial the Herald here to,
morrow will print letter from General
lanes s. Brisbin, vice-President and
Chairman Of the National Executive 5Se;l1irye
Committee of cattle men, e1 pialnlilg
the objects and purposes OF the st.
louis T-lT convention. The general declares
that free ranges are no longer practlc-
able or desirable, and says the majority
of the cattle men Of the United states
fa 70 or the leasing OF the public grass
lands. Texas cattle trail and an animal
industry bill. The statement is made
that one-sIxth of all the cattle herds
west of the Missouri river are owned or
controlled by Englishmen who feed
their cattle on free American grass, and
are gradually. driving the Americans
out Of the cattle business. The latter
appeals to the people and Congress to
protect American cattle growers against
foreign capital and in favor of cheap
beef for home consumption.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-13
The spnni~h-Americap treaty.

NEw YORK. December u Minister
Foster, this afternoon, in the Chamber
OF Commerce, met special committee
of that body, appointed ia consider the
Spanish-Ame-ican treaty. Other COM
mittees from like bodies were present.
Boston, Baltimore, New Haven, Phila-
deIphia, New Haven and Portland. Me-,
being represented. Foster briefly ex-
planned the proposed treaty and the his
tory Of his errand TO effect it, adding
that his mission had resulted in the
complete execution of its purpose The
gentleman did not make a speech. the
meeting being devoted mostly to the
putting of questions by those present to
Foster relative to the treaty.
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The Swain Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, December I2.-When the
Swain court martial convened, Robert
T. Lincoln, Secretary of War, appeared
as witness called by the prosecution,
His direct examination was confined
simply 10 whether he had received any
report or communication from General
Swain prior to the 18th of April, 1884,
relative to the pay accounts of Colonel
Morrow. The secretary testified that
he had received no information on the
subject from Gen. Swain prior to the
date mentioned. Mr.. Lincoln said he
had received no knowledge whatever of
the duplication of Col MOrrOW's pay
accounts prior to its announcement by
General Swain He was then asked if
he had read reports of the fact, but this
question was objected to and the Objec-
ton sustained
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