Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
THE WEEKLY INDEI EVIDENT.
Fro,. Saturdays Daily.l
I.MAGuSDI.
AN EVENING PAPER.

4n~t might.
William Smiley came down irom
D.eth this morning.
Harry Van Drci!en is running c regu-
lar four.hOrnc stage to bullion.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. IS,
]. O.. Q. F.. at their Hall to-
night.
Jerry Sh'eheu re,urne | las, evening
from Reno aud Will nov settle down to
work here.
Judge Gresham is still in Europe,
and Fnys ho has doubts about Harrison
carrying Indiana.
Mira. G.. II. Sproule Jeff this morning
tor Keno where she will yisi, friends for
IL couple OF weeks.
Mis-. George Russell aud her two
yCung-s; daughters left this morning
for snn FranriSco.
SEQ notice OF call for . meeting OF the
Democratic Con,r,A Committee else
where in this iGsuc.
According to the Free Press rain
gauge ii-l0O of an iuch Of min !rlI
Thursday afternoon.
A Rome dispatch Of che lc:h sny4 the
Pope * qniro i'll. but the utmost secre-
cy il maintained u to lnS condition.
Mira. Charles Croker. accompanied
by hor son George Cocker, passed
through in II special Cur this morning.
Hrs. Bailey. nrt Miss Lille Cullen,
who has been visiting her parents for
some wesks. let this morning for her
ho me in California.
Mira. Arthur Eirel. accompanied by
her brother aud sister. Ed. aud Miss
Minnie Lhtton, loft this morning Cor her
home nj Strathroy. Canada.
Do not fo.cet to attend the lecture by
Mrs. Talbot E, the church tr.morrow
evening ut : o'clock. Mr.. Talbot is
an earnest worker IN the cause Of tho
W. G.. L. L.
President CART Id. when he WA n
Member OF Cungro.s. described himself
II ''progroSsiys fTSr trader" which * SO
heartily denounced by Zen Harrison OF
Indianapolis.
Tho New York rirces says. truly. that
not since 1886 has there been IL nation
al convention Of tao party in power in
NAlt1l. NlL. If.l,-1 n. ~
80 little show OF took 40 litIc part u.s. at
~. Louis.
4 Washington dispatch Of the Iith
Instant says: II j. stated on good nu-
thority that tho Presidents letter 81
acceptance will not he givon l." the pub
i.c this week, mud not during the COIN
ing week.
The Irish World heids nu nrticlr
= Clcvelnud's British Friends" but it
snys never u word OF the British friends
OF ono Levi l.. Morton. the London
hankor aud late Director OF tho Cana.
dim Pacific R,ilroa /.
Alta:-Lcyi L. Morton owns 80, 1000
al Ircs OF stock Ia the Canadian Pacific
Railway nad the steamers connected
Herewith. MIR. Mitchsll. Senator from
Oregon. snys that Mr.. MnTton's Rtcnm-
rrH land 1000 Chinese n month, Who
sneak ovor the line into this country.
Tho San Francisco Report soys there
are 1000 sowing machines runDiug in
Chinatown In that city. most Of them
might aud day, giving employment TO
10000 Chinese. They manufacture
shocs, shirts, trousers and wonlcn's TN.
darwtar. nll Of which could bc dono by
~hIto women mud girls who nto noT
cooking employment.
Aita:-.Mr. Carnegie. on whose coach
Mr.. Blaine rode through Scotland. nd
mits Tint In ono Of his proteCtrd iron
inilI. Ia Pennsylvania ho nude n profit
of 5000 per day for u straight yoar.
No Uno blamcs Mr.. Carnegie for oppus.
ing tho repeal Of taxes upon the ncces.
Bniiss al lie vhcntbosc taxes stuff IN his
pocket 81 1000 pcr day. hut what gooI
into his pocket comes out Of tho pockets
OF Taxpayers. aud how do they feel
about IN
With such n man ~ Low. Z. Morton
as n candidate for yico. president. with
possible chance Of being President Of
the United Ststes in tie evont Of bis
election. IL Is easy TO understand tho
constant DRY of''BritiSb influence for
Cleveland" INDUCED in by the Rcpubli.
q rrsss. They ~rorl,zc tho nbsurdity
Of their position and nrc e~udeavoring
10 draw attention fro.n the British inter.
este Of thor candidate by this "stop
thiot" hue md @ y.