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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NIichiCan's Gold Mine,

IsHPEMING, Mich, Sept 3.-Capt Trevar- then, of Michigan mine, brought 200 pounds of gold bearing quartz into the city from Michigan mine. Nearly half ton of this rock has thus far been taken out. Peter GengraSs, owner of fee of land, retains 10 per cent. Rock got out in week is worth $5, GOO, probably more. Quartz carrying free gold was also found ill the bottom of the gold shaft of the Lake Superior Iron cOmDany
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
No News from China Yet.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The department of state has not yet received any information confirming the reported rejection of the Chinese treaty. AS word has been re- ceived from the American minister to China on the subject, official circles here are in- clined to doubt the accuracy of the press dispatches from London. While it is con- ceded that 1t may prove to be absolutely true. 1t is thought strange that London should be so much better informed than Washington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
NIysteriousiTrapsactfon.

NEW YORK, Sept S.-Brewer James H. Miller, a Coleman house guest, was mys- teriously robbed on Saturday of $7,695 in cash, and had the money returned as mys- teriously as it was stolen. He appeared at Jefferson Market police court and withdrew the complaint he had previously lodged against Patrick Murphy and Mary York, the porter and chambermaid of the hotel, and they were discharged. The hotel man. agers think that Murphy and Mary York were innocent of the charge
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
An All Around Shootinr Match.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Sept 3.-William Wafl (white), prominent citizen of Clareu don, and John Slayton (coloredl, were killed in street fight by John billiard (colored). Some one throw a club at Dillard, when he drew n pistol and shot Wall Then Wall shot at Polk Montgomery, but missed him and killed Slayton, a spectator. billiard then shot Wall twice, killing him Dillard after wards fired on the sheriff while being ar rested but missed him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Severed His Own Leg.

CARLISLE, Pa.. Sept 3.-Jeremiah Garnis, poor wood cutter, who lived in the noun tains back of Mont Alto furnaces, cut ter rible gash in his right leg and died before he could be taken home He was working at tree, when his ax glanced and almost sev- cred his right leg cutting the arteries and bones. A companion tried to stop the flow of blood with bandage, but was unsuccess- full. The wounded man was taken home in 8 wagon, but died before he reached the door of his house
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Ovation to Gen. Hoyey.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept 3.-Gen Hovey was given a grand ovation in honor of his return home and nomination for governor A torchlight procession took ple-2, in which 5000 people participated. Addresses were made by Gen. Hovey. ex-Goverl.v.' Porter, Senator Folke, Col Thomas Nelson and Frank H. Posey. Excursion trains came from all directions, carrying 2o,0OO people to Mt Vernon,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Resumed a Row and Was Killed.

SARNIA, Ont, Sept. 3-A sailor named Liverpool Jack was killed at Queens hotel Point Edward, during a row. He had been put out of the hotel, and went away and got some comrades and returned 4 row en- sued, in which Liverpool Jack was kicked in the stomach, dying instantly. It IS claimed that one of the men who returned with him kicked him. The party mmediately crossed the river before officers could reach them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
The Sheriff Won,

CHATTANOOGA, Sept S.-Tho injunction granted by Jutge McAllister, of Nashville, prohibiting Shel itf-elect Shelton, a Republi- can, from assuming the duties of his office, caused great excitement among the local pol iticians The feeling ran so high that the obstruotionsts decided to withdraw the suit, and MT. Shelton was immediately sworn i'll, and is now in possession at the sherif's office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Andy Forgot to Returp.

QUEBEC, Sept. 3.-While the directors sI the Banque National were in session SatutA day counting the cash the cashier, Andy
 left the room, saying he would return in q few minutes. A number of depositors were in the bank waiting for business. At the end of fifteen minutes it was announced that Andy could not be found His accounts are $12, GOO short. He is believed to be in Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
X Sport Assaults an Editor.

NEW YORK, Sept 3.-Frank M. White, editor of Life, while talking with some friends on the corner of Broadway and Twenty seventh street, was assaulted by q sporting character named Billy Barrett, and knocked through plate glass window. He was seriously cut by the glass, but will soon be able to be around again. His assailant 1l2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Another Drug Clerks Fatal Error.

NEW YORK, Sept 3,-Michael Matthews, a Central park laborer, took an overdose of chloride of potash to relieve rheumatic pains Friday night, and died Sunday. Matthews sent his daughter to drug store for iodde of potash, but the clerk Leopold Polsin, gave the child chloride of potash. Polsin has been arrested, pending an investigation by the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Killed by n Falling Platform.

BRUSSELS, Sept. 5.-While Bishop Durous- sean wls addressing congregation of 5000 pilgrims at Jumet yesterday a temporary platform gave way, throwing its occupants to the ground Three persons were killed and large number injured. Among the latter were several priests
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Costly Competition.

CLEVELAND, Sept, 3-While the tugs Forest City and John Gregory were com peting for tow, the Gregory ran into and sunk the Forest City, which lies in nine fathoms of water. The crew of the Forest City were saved The tug belonged to Capt. Bradley, of this city, and the loss is $lO,OO0; no insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Furnace Employees Strike.

CLEVELAND, Sept 3-A Sharon, Pa, special says that 300 employees of kirkpat ricks furnace, Claire's furnace and the old Sharpsville furnace struck for advance of twenty five cents per day. The strike is attributed to the circulation of an anony- nous and secret circular, the contents of which aro unknown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
English Bluff.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Standard, in leading article says it would be well for America to remember that Canada is de pendency of England. The article intimates that the English will not submit to insults, and says that they are not such ideal Chris tians as to turn their. cheek to the transcon- tineutol smiter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Found in the River.

BROOKLYN, Sept. S.-The body of man about 40 years of age was found ill the East river, at the foot of South Fifth street. A piece of paper was found in his pocket with the name of H. Hirschman, No. 33 Pitts street, New York. The body had been in the water long time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Shot Through n Window.

V1NCENNEs, Ind, Sept. 3.-While John Brany and a neighbor named Carpenter, both farmers were sitting ill the house of the former Inst night, an unknown assassin fired through an open window, killing Brany and seriously wounding Carpenter. Both were wealthy and prominent men, and no motive for tue crime IS known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Slow Growth of the Parnen Defense Fund.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Parnell defense fund has been very poorly supported in most parts of England, though it is receiving numerous contributions in Ireland. It is now observable, however, that the receipts in London are becoming better, and the managers of the Liverpool branch of the Bank of England have refused the applica- hon of the Liverpool custodians of the fund to open an account with them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Double Means of Suicide.

NEW YORK, Sept 3-William Schrader, a German, 5S years old, a piano maker, at tempted suicide by taking carbolic acid and cutting the arteries in the left wrist with a razor. He was taken to the Presbyterian hospital and will die. Sickn ess and despond- ency were the cause for the rash act.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Wants s1o.ooo for wa.t.a Tow.

BOSTON, Sept S.-A Globe special from Holliston says Miss Mary A Whiting. daughter of K F. Whiting, has brought suit for SIC, 900 for breach of promise of mar riage against Professor G. G. Pond, recently instructor of chemistry in Amherst college Professor Pond was recently married to an Amherst lady.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Cashier De Baum Shows Fight.

NEW YORK, Sept Sword comes from Sherbrooke, Canada, to the effect that de- faulting Assistant Cashier De Baum, of the Park National bank of New York, has en- gagged counsel, and will fight the extradition nrnceSS in the cOurtS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Indian Tribal War.

DENVER, Sept 3.-The foreman of tho Hon. J. B. Galloway ranch, in the Paradox valley, writes confirming the report of fight between band of Southern Utes and a band of Pah Utes. The battle occurred near Lasal mountains, and several Indians were killed. The battle was still raging at last accounts Ranchers have all gone into the settlements,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
DefrauJed Poor Woman

CINCINNATI, Sept S-Investigation has shown that Jule Lest secretary of building association, is defaulter to the amount of $25. .OO0 He induced a number of women to join the association, and from one of them got as much as $4, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Charleston's Substantial Increase.

CHARLESTON, s. C., Sept. 3.-The News and Courier publishes to-day an elaborats statistical statement of the trade and busi- ness of Charleston, the last year showing an increase of over $1O,00 ,0O0, which is mainly in the lines of business which help the Charleston people most.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
RACE WAR IN ILLINOIS.
Serious Trouble Expected to Result from
 a School Election.

School Election.
 EAST CARoNDELET, Ills, Sept. 3.-The election for school directors to-day may bring on serious trouble between whites and negroes of this place. The negroes object to the appointment of James Stewart, a colored man. as teacher of the colored school, and should the whites elect a majority of the school board the negroes will attempt to oust Stewart by force. There have been several encounters growing out of the mat ter, and one negro has been shot and seri- ously wounded An unsuccessful attempt was made to aSsassinate Judge Sherman, who has ruled against the negroes in several suits
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Contract Laborers Detained,

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Among the detained emigrants at Castle Garden were Ernest Wilhelm Roswell, his wife and four daugh- ters, all of whom came over under contract to work at Schmitt's sailcloth factory, at Hartford. Schmitt paid their passage from EurOpe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Cardinal Manning III.

LONDON, Sept 3.-Cardinal Manning is slightly uL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Death of n Hartford Hotel Man.

HARTFORD, Sept. 3.-Richard J. Allyn, who for twenty six years has conducted the Allyn house ill this city, died last evening, aged 71 He was one of the best known hotel men in New England and nephew of the late Timothy Allyn, who built the house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Stole the Mosaic Laws

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Six members of the Hebrew society, Menca, were arrested on a charge of stealing the five sacred books of the Mosaic law. The complainant was David Weisberg, who had the custody of the books.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Tobacco Statistics,

DANvILLE, Va, Sept 3.-Sales of leaf tobacco in this market for the month of August, 2,6o5 ,673 pounds. Sales from Oct to July 3l, 29, ,sos, ,642 pounds; shipments of plug tobacco for the month, e:S. .492 pounds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Started for Boston in a Shell.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-George w. Johnson,
 member of the Nonparoil Rowing club, left the club house at 40 D. III. yesterday in shell, i'll which he will to Boston, He expects to make the trip in ten or twelve
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
A Desnsrado.s Inst Act.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. 3.-T. C. Yates. a noted desperado, fired into crowd in the Chickasaw nation, I. T. The fire was re- turned and Yates dropped from his horse, riddled with bullets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
The Pacing Record Lowered.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-In the pacing race for 3-year-olds at Oakland park Satur- day Gold Leaf won the first heat ill 2:lS, thus lowering the record. Adonis won thraa subseOuent heats and the race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Six Section Men Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 3.-A special from Boone ville Mo-, saws that six section men were killed near that place by freight train jumping the track where they were working. None of the crew of the train was injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
reemer Will Row at nnmmondspnrt.

HAMMoNDsPoRT, \. Y., Sept. 3.-Great enthusiasm prevails here ovor the arrival of Teemer and Hamm, who arc to take part in the professional regatta which occurs here on Wednesday next. Teneyck and others will arrive this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Shot While Trying to Escape.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept 8.-Thomas Churm, negro burglar, while trying to escape arrest, was shot and killed by Police Officer J. s. Oldham.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Central Catholic Yerein.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-The demonstration by the Central Catholic Verein was one of the most imposing ceremonies ever held in the city There were fully 50, 900 men in line
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Warrantad fo Cnre.

When man finds that he is getting to be too loquacious his best remedy is to get married. He will notice an improvement right sNAy. ,.,.-----.-.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Earthouakes in New Zealand.

LONDON, Sept S.-Serious shocks of earth quakes have occurred in New Zealand, in hicting great deal of damage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
Gen, Banks will Run.


BOSTON, Sept 3-Gen. Banks has con- sented to the use of his name as a candidate for the Fifth congressional nomination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
RaSRlhnll RRHnrl

The following tables show the relative standing of the League and Association clubs up to Saturday night:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-03
National Industrial Progress.

NEW MONK, Sept. &-The following circu- lar showing tue progress of the mauufactur- ing industries of the country, including in corporated companies, buildings, etc, as re- ported to New Enterprises" New York, for week ending Sept. l, is as follows:
 Buildings costing over S3 900 each, 226 S5,479, 792 Bridges, 13............... 00,OO0 Churches 1s s......................... 75,00O Electric light companies and
 plants, 5...................... 5000 Gas companies, 5.................... 675 900 Manufacturing companies, 54. ........ l2,lS4, 25O Mills. factories etc, 59............... 1,369oOO Mining companies, s ................. 100000 Railroads and extensions, T........ 12,275 600 Water works, ,4........................ f. 235, ,OOO
 Total 49S S................. a. S3S,1 044
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02

Miss May Lnphnm. II young lady Of
lG yrnrs. who lived with her mothor OIL
n ranch ncnr Carson, was rrproved by
her mpther last Sunday for remaining
away from home until 1870 in the even.
ing. whom she hnd been told TO 10 nj
home Mt 8 o'clock. Tho girl imme.
dintrly took about hnlf mn ounce Of
ltudnpum md tell her mother whnl shc
had done. Hor mother thinking she
hrh not tnkon more than tt fcw drops.
did not summon II physician until latr
at night, mud in spite ri every cr ut to
save hor tho girl d'cd NJ { O'Clock nott
morning Il Silver Stnto.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02
Grand Jury Report.
ELKo. Nevada, Aug. %, 1888.

ELKo. Nevada. Aug. %. 1888.
To Hon. Il. II Bigclow, Judge Of Dis
trict Court Of State Of Ncvaln, in AMI
for Elko county;
We your Grand Jury empaIeled the
25th dry OF August. 1883, hnve had pre-
sent-d for our consideration two cnses
for burglary, one crse for grand larcc-
ny, ohe case for robbery. ono cnSe for
Jail bre king nnd one for assault with
deadly weapon. for which We nud true
bills ~ follows:
One fur burglary. one for grand lar
ceny and one for jhil-brenkiug.
it having come to the knowledge Of
this Grand Jury that n prisoner, con-
ricted OF petty larceny md sentenced To
Imprisonment i'll the County Jail for
forty days. was allowed to escape
through the negligence OF Under Sheriff
and J"ilrr. j. II. Tahor. while the enor-
unity Of the olfcucc does not require os-
pccinl notice. the circumstance attend
ing it seem To require some mention.
Under Sheriff j. II. 'Tnbcr was in.
dicted by n former Grand Jury for n
like offcnse and Mt the time Sheriff
Atw,ll promised il shoull not occur
again. 1t soems to hive bean n regular
l'rnc.icc Ia ailuw prisoners convicted OF
n minor Offonse the privilege Of going
out of the Jail for wood and wat r To
save work for tbs keeper. These oc-
currenceI having been SO frequent
(some three ESCAPES having been malo
during the past ihroe y,ars) that We
believe it the duty OF Sheriff T. +.
Atwell md his Deputies to exercise
more care i'll The snfe keeping Of pris.
oners entrusted TO their charge.
Tho attention OF the Sheriff aud
Constable is called to section 1889,
Compiled LHws. General Statutes
relative to cruelty to animals, md rec.
ommend the same bc enforced.
w. L. SMIrn,
Foreman OF Grand
Jniy Of ElkU county.
JouS PAYNE.
Clerk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02
what It'd IL

The San Francisco Rcpot, says: The
Senate has been complaining Tor n tong
time TINT the President wa' holding it.
II wanted To- get ut the British lion, ut
nny ratio II, the canadian cub. md tent
II limb from limb. Suddenly the Sen
ate finds That Cleveland IN not holding
/, but OH the contrary IL saying to II:
Come on, 1T IA go for tho lion!" Then
what IL tho Senate mad about? IL no,
that just whit Il waited? II not. whit.
in ito name OF the American ca gle. dill
II sAnt7
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02
GFrom Wednesdays DaiIy.I
0ALNAGCNDI.

New jewelry mt Sy.'s. Call and STE
il there is not soraethiug that you want.
Under the new time schedule the
morning train will arrive here from the
east about 8 o'clock.
The stage brought down yesterday
twelve hars OF Nevada Queen bullion
which was shipped to San Francisco
this morning.
Isaac Wisemnu is spending n few
days at the county seat for rest. He is
no, in very good health though nLle to
be np aud about.
The delay in EAST bornl trains for
the past few dnys Was caused by Are in
the snow sheds between Blue Canyon
and Ewigrnnt Gap. Over half n mile
of sheds were burned.
Col. j. b. Moore Gnd Frel Bertscb, of
Ruby Valley. carne doSu from I%iaileci
this morning and returned on train No.
J. They will ship niue cars Of beef cattle
from Halleck tomorrow morning cou-
signed to San Francisco.
fsanc Wisemnn. Assemblyman from
this county in the thirteenth session Of
the Nevada Legislature. will he II candi-
date for tue sane Office before the
Democratic County Convention, that is.
il nominated he will accept.
Reno Journll:-LiItls Tommy War.
ner. who has been very sick for the pusi
mont with typhoid fever. is ont Of
danger. mud with good care md Mt
teutiHn will soon delight his friends
by showing mp Oh the street.
Journal:--TLc Silver Stn,e Laud &
Loan Go. have decided TO open n live
real estrt: agency in Reno, W tn Capt.
C.. Z. Warner MS local manager. Their
Office is next door to the journal oflce.
Tho object Of this incorporation is the
transaction OF the real estn,e business
i'll all its Misunderstanding mud selling
ranches. iniueS, etc.
Terre Hnnte (Ind.l Mail. (Rep.):-
Mr.. Blaine committed n serious blum
der when he spoke Of trusts" in the
why he did. Wbntever he my hive
meant. the people have put their own
construction on his words and the Re
publican newspapers have to make ex-
plantations and defensei OF the language
used. His woidS were MT we'll chosen
Gnd the speaker woull doubtless he
glad to recn!l them il shat were posi-
be.
Attention is Gallo to the ADVERTISE
iient of c. A. Leigh. Of Chicago. Mer.
chant TnIl1r. j. Ro,enstbck has taken
he agency and will take your measure
hnd furnish yon n suit much cheaper
TIM can be bought Of san Francisco
drummers. from the act that the enor-
mons salaries OF drummors must come
from those who patronizc them, md
hence n large per cent is aided TO the
cost Of the goods to cover the extra ex-
pcnse. Call ut Rosenstuck's mud cx-
anime samples. Of which he Lns IL great
variety.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02
ST. MARY'S
SALT LAKE CITY,
Conducted by
THE SISTERS OF
HOLY CROSS.

Studies for bCar'lrrS and day pupils
will 10 resumed Monday. September
3. 1883. The English course includes
nIl he branches necessary for n frat
class education. The Languages. linear
drawing. vocal mnsic in class, plain
sewing and ornamental ucedlework
form no ex'rn charge. Tcrms nre
modified when two or more OF the ia,ni-
ly attend school Mt the sn'nr tim.
Students attending Al Hillows Col
rye are permitted to visit their ~sisters
Mt the Academy. Half iRtrs can be-
secured on two Of the inilrond lines.
Trims moderate. For catalogues, ad-
drcS ~ ns above.
1925, tt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02
IL no Cure but marrInpc.,
JUL Y I NM,
Clerk .

How many n poumpous old fraui.
With M NJ. u. attached To his name.
has Unriod this tune liahonerci pie-
scriItiOn to II pale hnggnrd 4 RI. sufT"r.
ing from the ills Of w~umnnhOOh7 How
many n wrctcbcd he'll on earth luns thus
been slnrtcdl for no marriage can be
bl sscd. either to husband ur wife,
which is t"kcn M n pill. Out upon
Iunckcry! rhcte Is u cure for suffering
wnmrn-a cure which will mnko mar
tihJe the gtottc1t Of Otrlhiy bio 'singS,
md HON" the sweetest Of Elcn-. Its
Lnmc is DR.. Pieico's Fnyoritr prcscrip.
ton. Jurt try IL. and zee tho bInck
clouds Of life roll away before tho glow.
ing aunsbino Of returning health and
vigor. II il tho only medicine Tor 40.
men. sold hy druggists, under n posi-
two guarantee irnm the manifestations,
that II will give satisfaction IN every
cas" or money refunded. 500 wrapper
around bottle.
Dr.. picrco's Pellets the Original ppd
only genuine Little Liver Pills. %
ccI,t. u yini: one II dose.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02
AHoInnd tor Your oliver.

The indianapolis Journal IL entitled
10 the thanks ot tho Democratic party
managers. On Inst Sunday, n, n meet.
ing Of organized workinRmen. twenty.
three persons who had never voted my
thing hut tho Republican ticket. de-.
clnred their Intention OF voting o~sninst
Harrison and tho State aud county
tickets. Two Of tho speakers gave
their ioasous ia fordihle II not eloquent
tnrms. They gave M their REASONS for
10 doing tho repeated and persistent ef.
forts 10 %iujnrc the inbnr Day celebra'
ton Thoic In n big day OF reckoning
ahead for those who have engaged In
much cob;cmp,iblc work. indianapolis
labor Sigunl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-02
Estrny NaItcc.

CnnI" TO my ranch, on the Tuscarora
r"nd % miles moth Of Exc, about !
years ago. II BAY HORSE al,nu, 7
or 8 year" old. branded All on let
high, aud veht the sAu,s on LETT
shoulder. No other irou. The owner
Ia requested to Prove PROPERTY. pny
charges aud tnke the animal away.
J. II. W,ILASD,
l.. .. Address.
Aug. Q. MSS y mo. Elk, Nov