Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-06-17
From Mondays DAily.l
RALAAGUN0I.


this morning.
There was only one arrival by this
evenings Tuscarora stnge.
S. s. Senrs left Saturday for a trip to
The northern part Of the county.
john II. Dorsey came in this after
noon from the Druneau country.
Mis- Edith Taylor's priyht. school il
progressing nicely with Lbout twenty
pupils.
The Little Giants played the Sho-
Hhones yesterday aud won by a score Of
10 10 IL.
Read extracts from Democratic docu-
mcnts OIL the tariff, OIL the second page
Of this issue.
L. j. Frank and George Williamson
came in from Bullion 10y private convey
ance to-day.
Governor Stevenson has revoked the
order assembling the militia at Carson
GU the 9Th OF July, 49,.
The demand for Senator Ingalls,
speech il unprecedented in the history
Of parliamentary literature.
Andrew Carnegie sny- that the coach
ing trip which he mud Mr.. Blaine are
linking will last Mt least until July LIST.
The red bnndann will got there. Il
will waken the country like the ruil-
fence marches aud the torchlight pro-
eessionS OF the first Lincoln campaign.
Constable McAdains returned this
morning from Reno. The insane man
was forwarded to California. having
somewhat recovered from nh attuck OF
bug juice.
According to the Bulletin. Hawthorne
district il now sufficiently developed to
convince thu most skeptic,l that it is
Of the largest mud richest gold dis
tricts in the United States.
A Missouri farmer produced the fol-
lowing memorandum at the grocery
store: "Cnrosene. h%carpins. sally ratus.
md shuGcr. muzzlin md hog medsin,
rrzins and IL bottle Of Jew Sipper cor
jail"
Dan Ross. OF Tuscarori Lo lge +. &
A. NJ. aud hos. Hunter. of Elko Lodge
left yesterday morning for Virginia City
a. repre- Sentatiyes to the Grand Lodge
which opens its annual session tenor
row.
The California delegation to the Chi.
cngO Convention is expected to pass
here on train No. l this evening. Four
years ago they were all enthusiastic for
Blaine. Wonder who they shout for
now
Andrew Carnegie the great Pennsyl-
vauin iron manufacturer, Republican.
and friend Of blaine, has jus. cut the
wages Of his men down 10 per cent.
not Notwithstanding the existing high tariff
TINT YIELDS him all tho blessings Of
''pro,cciion.
The Providence. II l., journal, Re.
publican. says: "Unless the duty is
taken of foreign woods there is no hopo
for several OF the largest wooden mills
in New England. They mus, cenSe
operations and turn their operatives out
into the world to starve."
Appenl:-Evnn Williams received Il
dispatch from Senator Stewart yes,er-
day that lie had secured rooms for the
Nevada delegates Mt the Sherman
House. This il Chicngo's boss hotel.
aud means that Nevada will have all the
style that is lying around loose
Esmernldn Sews:-Tho campaign
opens in n promising manner Cleye-
land is nlready publicly accused Of
beating his young wife and driving his
mothcI-in-lnw in terror from The While
House. II IN about ms largo and hand
some a dab OF mud ms Nc hnyc ever seen
flung in the first week Of June.
Examiner; -Niue,oen Americans out
Of twenty work in unprotected indus
tries. and tho twentieth gats lower
wages than tho rest. 1t ~ not the
stcvcdorc. with his 81 n day. TINT il
protected. but the Pennsylvania coal
miner, imported from Hungary to sus-
Tain the dignity Of American labor on
Go cents + day.
Speaking Of his army experience.
General Sheridan once said: ~ went
through NIL the grades they had in The
volunteer service. aud then l con-.
moncol md went through oil tho grades
in The regular service, mud tho dnte OF
every commission that 1 haYc Ia tho
date Of n battle" ;"
Whilo tho SIM francisco Examiner IN
justly entitled TO unbounded praise for
It's sturdy work In bahnlf Of tho Old
Roman, we claim that Tho INDEPENDENT
was the FIRST paper on tho coast 10 pro-
poso tho name Of Allen q. Thurman M
n candidate for Vice presideDt before
tho 81 Louis Convention
Tho Ban Francisco Examiner thinks
tho Democrats sitouid cnrry nevada this