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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-19
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1888.
SALmAGUNDI.

Humboldt House Saloon.
The Reveilfo publishes list of the
tax payers Of Lander county.
J. L. Honeyman, of Wells, came
down on the late train this morning.
Capt Walter Chase, of the Ocean
Spray, reports all quiet on Missouri
fat.
Just received from The East large
invoice of Mems Clothing at
0-7. Remnants
George Russell Sr. and George Rus
sell Jr. have gone to Reno to take in
the fair.
The trial of Thomas Lynch, under
indictment for car robbery, is set for
Thursday The 9th instant.
Yesterdays stage brought down from
Tuscarora, ten bars of Nevada Queen
bullion. valued at $l4,217 Is.
Harrison and Cleveland hats at Rein.
harris. They nre very becoming tile
and are sold cheap. 90
' CIV. Grover, editor and proprietor
Of the INDEPENDENT, left for Reno !his
morning in charge of a brace of thor
uugh5red chickens, all bound for the
Fair.
Rosenstock has just received fine
line of ladies' Fall and Winter Dress
Goods, Novelties, etc. Call and make
your selections before the stock is
broken.
Harv McAdnms went to Winnemucca
yesterday on business. Mrs. McAdams
went down on this mornings train.
Harv will meet her Mt Winnemucca, and
they wall 60 on to Reno to attend the
Fair.
Just received mt Remnants, fine as-
sortment of plain and fancy Dndo
Shades in all colors; furniture coverings
In Ramie, Petit Point and Spun Silk.
9-12 lw.
There Are eight prisoners in the coun-
ty jail, one of whom il under indict nent
for robbing car. one is awaiting The
action OF the next Grand Jury. the other
six are tramps, toughs and petty mr.
cenyists serving time.
Take Ayers Pills and be cured.
8 Misery is mild wori TO describe the
suffering of body and mind, caused by
habitual constipation. A moderate use
Of Ayers Pills will invariably regulate
the bowels.
The Democrats of Nye county hove
nominated T. J. Bell for State Senator
and George Ernst md Eugene Locke
for Asse mblymen. Mr.. Bell was the
D-nocratic candidate two years ago for
Lieutenant G Governor.
Canker humors OF every description,
whether in the mouth, throat, or stom-
Ach, are expelled from the system ty
tie use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. No
other remedy can compare with this, az
acure for all diseases originating IN i'm.
pRte or impoverished blood.
The attention Of Registry Agents is
called to the lay which requires them
TO publish, for twenty days prior to the
time of closing the register, q notice to
the effect that the books will close on
sho 2lst day Of October. The law will
be found in the General Statutes, soc.
tious 1903 and 1904.
The Republicans of Douglas county
talk Of nominating Ben Palmer, n col
oted man, for the Assembly. If Doug
l's county is to be represented by q
Republican, by all means let it be Ben
Palmer. This writer has known him
Tor over thirty years, and knows TINT
his honesty and integrity has always
h''n II the highest order. Mr.. Palmer
Na pioneer Of Carson Valley, having
settled there "awny bnck in the early
f',ies
Tho attention Of the Road Supervisor
"cnTled to the condition Of the stone
aoutment Of the upper bridge. The
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-19
LiVerDiSOrderS

Whenever the Liver becomes torpid, or
otherwise gives evidence of disease, the
quicker it receives judicious treatment,
the more certain and speedy the cure. To
stimulate the Liver, and arouse it to
healthy action, there is no remedy 50
effective as Ayers Pills.
81 was troubled with Liver Complaint
for some months, and was permanently
cured by the use of Ayers Pills." T, G.
Griffin, Moline, Ill.
81 have suffered from Liver Complaint
during the last year, and, until com.
mcnccd taking
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-19
Wedding Cards.

Elko, New, Sept. -, 1883. l
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
PACIFIC COAST.
Republican Ratification at
San Francisco.
RIVERSIDE REPS. CELEBRATE
Another Stage Robbery Recorded
for CalifOrnia-Other
State News.
! Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SAN Francisco, November s.-The
uniformed Republican Clubs Of this city
and Republican citizens TO the number of
about $500 held an impromptu parade
tonight in honor of the election OF the
election of the Republican National
ticket, and the carryingof California for
the Republicans. Other parades during
the campaign have exceeded this in num-
beers and orderly arrangement, bnt none
have compared with it in en-
thusiasm. Hundreds of waving
flags and uplifted banners re-
sponded to thousands of waving flags
and cheers along the line of march.
Mounted cannon were drawn by scores
OF willing hands, while every now and
then a live eagle would be seen held
aloft by some exuberant parader. The
displays of fireworks was exceedingly
fine. Besides the clubs regularly in the
parade, detached clubs visited the out
side portions of the city and made the
ar ar rccssound with martial music and
shouts Of victory.
ADMITTING CHINESE.
United States Circuit Judge Sawyer
to-day rendered decision III the test
cases OF two Chinese, in which he holds
that inasmuch as they were born in the
United States. they are citizens thereof
and not amenable to the act of Congress
Chinese laborers.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09

Boston, November S.-A private dis
patch says: Edward G. Carrigan, 8
member of the Massachusetts, State
Board OF Education and well-known
lawyer of Boston, died of apoplexy yes.
terday afternoon on Denver and Rio
Grande passenger train. He was on
his way from Salt Lake City to Colorado
Springs with Miss Mary Irene Hoyt. fol-
whom, with General Butler, he was
c unset. Carfigan's body is now being
enbolmed at Salida, Colo. Miss Hoyt
telegraphed the above intelligence this
morning. Mr.. Carrigan's half brother,
H. w. Knight, is manager of the Meth
odist Book Concern in New York. Mr..
Carrigan's body will be brought home at
once,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
GOV. HILL SE1xENADED.
His success MARRIED by the Sha do Y
of National Disaster.

His success MARRIED by the Sha do w
of National Disaster.
ALBANY, November S.-Governor Hill
was serenaded tonight at the Executive
Mansion and in his address to the
thousands OF persons who thronged the
lawn and terraces, occurred these utter
ances: "Our success in the Guberna-
torial contest is marred, however, by the
shadow OF National disaster. In COM
mon with every Democrat l greatly re-
greet the defeat of President Cleve
land il the Stste and Nation.
He deserved better at the hands
OF the people of this country.
Honest, brave and courageous, he gal
lantly led his party in the great contest
for tariff reform, and suffers defeat ow-
ing to false clamor, unjust prejudices,
unfair representations, and the gigantic
and combined efforts of all the monopo-
lists of the country. He did his duty as
he understood it, regardless of personal
or political considerations, and he
should have been maintained by the tax
payers, consumers and masses of the
people, whose true interests he desired
to subserve, and whose rights he unself.
ishly endeavored to maintain. 1t is not
nov necessary or profitable 10 inquire
whether the issue which he SO boldly
made might not more wisely have been
earlier presented or postponed to later
period. 1t is sufficient that as the
trusted leader OF the Democratic party,
after full and careful consideration OF the
whole subject, he deemed that the best
and truess interests of the country re
CURED that the issue should be made at
this crisis, and with that patriotic and
deliberate conclusion, when once
reached, there should have been prompt
acGuiescence."
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
AFTER CARLlSLE,s SCALP.
Danger of the Speaker Getting Lief
ON q Technically.

Danger of the Speaker Getting Left
ON a Technicality.
CINCINNATI, No vember S.-A story is
in circulation in Coyington, KY, that
Speaker Carlisle is to be deprived Of his
certificate of election. The ground OF
this action is the alleged illegality of the
ballots cast for him in Campbell and
Kenton counties. 1t is assumed that if
these are thrown out his majority in the
district will be overcome. The
Kentucky law, it 10 said, requires
that the ballot shall be on
plain white paper with no distinguishing
features, but the Carlisle ballots were
printed on large sheets of perforated pa.
per, 80 that when they we're torn apart
the perforations appeared on the edges
and made them eaeily distipguisable
from the other ticket. Color is given to
the story by the fact that the canvassing
Board in Campbell County is Republi.
can.
In regard to the effect of the tickets
with perforated edges that were voted Tor
Speaker Carlisle in Covington and New
port, the common opinion of leading Re-
publicans and Democrats in Cincinnati,
as we'll as Covington and Newport,
is that they are not tickets within the
meaning of the Kentucky law. Fur
thermore, it is the general opinion that
perforating the sheets on which the
tickets were printed, instead of cutting
the tickets apart, does not show an in
tention to mark them 30 that they might
be distinguished as the voter handed
them to the Judge. At all events, If all
the tickets thus technically marked
wrong we're thrown out. it would not be
likely to elect Carlisle's opponent.
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Preparations for Celebrating wash
inUtOn,s InaUguratiOn.

New YoRK, November S-The sub
committee on plans for the celebration
OF the centennial of Westinghouse inaug-
uration in this city on April 80, 1889,
recommended at meeting to. day that
services Of praise and Thanksgiving be
held in the different churches as they were
100 years before. The report recommends
special services at st. Paul's church,
which Washington attended, and literary
exercises on the steps of the Sub-Treas-
ury, where Federal Hall stood when
Washington was inaugurated. Other
governments will be asked to take
part in a naval display. The fol-
lowing naval programme has been ar.
ranged: As the President OF the United
States is expected to arrive from Wash
ington, following the precedent OF Gen.
eral Washington's arrival, he, will be
met by deputation at Elizabethpert,
and taken thence by Government boat
to the foot of Wall street, passing en-
route the United States and foreign war
ships. At Wall street he will be vel
coined by the Mayor and other distin-
guished officers.
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Mrs. RawsOn Gets n Divorce.

gaIo4oo, November S.-!Vdge Shep-
...- W Jay granted Mrs. Meckie l.. Raw
son decree of divorce by default, Bank
er Stephen w. Rawson failing to appear.
This seems to have followed as the re-
suit of an agreement between the litigants
by which it is said Mrs. Rawson is TO
receive $4,000. The case has attracted
much attention owing to the prominence
of the persons interested. Interesting
salacious allegations were made on both
sides, including the facts about the
shooting by Mrs. Rawson's son OF Banker
Rawson at the door OF church on Sun
day morning, and also the shooting by
Mrs. Rawson of her husbands attorney
in the court room.
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ANOTHER BLACK BART.
The DOWnfeville stage Robbed By
a Lone HtghwaVmau

DowNIEvILLE, Cal, November S.-The
down stage was held up to-day at Ditch
Hill by masked highwayman. just as
the stage arrived at the top of the
hill robber appeared in the road
with gun held down on the
stage driver, whom he ordered
to throw off the mail bags and express
box. The driver threw them off, and he
was ordered to drive on. The express
box contained bullion and coin amount
ing to about $4,000. 1t was found rifed
OF it's contents. The mail bag was not
found, although posse is on the track
of the robber.
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A Mystery Cleared I'm.

SAN BERNARDINo, November S.-The
remains of Springer. the wife murderer,
were found yesterday ON the hills, six
miles north of San Bernardino, by two
rabbit hunters. The body was mutt
lated by coyotes. Jewelry of the MUIR
dered woman found on the person
suffices to identify the remains as
Springer's. A bullet hole was in his
head, and loaded pistol with one
chamber discharged was found by his
side. 1t seems he suicided Immediately
after the murder.
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XashinRI0n Waits.

WASHINGTON, November S.-The Sec
rotary of the Treasury this afternoon &C
cepted the following bonds: AZ pei
cent, registered, 81. 259, 450 at 1887.
At the instance of T. d. Riordan, at
torney for the Chinese Merchants Asso
citation, the Secretary of the Treasury
has instructed the Collector at San Fran.
cisco that Chinese merchants are moi
affected by the Exclusion act that those
resident in the United States who visi
foreign countries may be admitted OF
their return upon any evidence O.
identity satisfactory to the Collector.
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A Fallen BaseballIst.

GLENs FALLS, N. Y, November s.
John Glenn, once famous baseball
player. was arrested yesterday after.
noon for raping little girl at Sandy
Hill. A mob gathered; an officer drew
pistol to force passage; the crowd
forced his hands up, the pistol was dis
charged, taking effect in Glenn's neck
inflicting probably fatal wound. He
bad been arrested for similar offense
before,
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A Chapter of had Luck.

VICTORIA, B. c., November Son Salt
Island, yesterday, while hunting deer, a
man named Popenberger mistook the son
of j. @. Sparrow for a deer and shot him
dead.
Gustav Nelson was killed at the We'll
lington collieries Monday by falling
rock
The steamer Maude went on a rock at
bumpers Pass while coal laden and
flied with water Wednesday. Efforts
are being made to get her off.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 8.-The
breaking-up sale of the Erdenheim stud
of thoroughbred horses, which took place
to-day at Chestnut Hill, dispersed one of
the grandest collections Of brood mares
ever gathered together in this country.
The sale was held by the executors of
the will of the late N. w. Kittson, who
for several years had owned the farm.
Six stations and forty-four brood mares
were disposed of for a total of $49, ATS.
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Barn u ON His Back.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, November 8.-W.
H. Barnum, of the Democratic. National
Committee, is seriously ill at his home
at Lime Rock. In answer to the tele-
phone inquiry tonight it was learned
that he was taken sick about week ago
while in New York. He returned to his
home on Monday and his illness assum-
ed dangerous character. Tonight,
however, his condition is slightly i'm
proved. His trouble was caused by over
work, resulting in nervous prostration.
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Settled in Three Ro FUNDS.

New York, November SACK Farrell
and Harry Bartlett of Birmingham, Eng
land, fought prize fight last night The
Englishman proved himself too much for
the noted American lightweight, knock
ing him all to pieces in three rounds,
with four clean downs.
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Married a Murderer.

McNulty, condemned to be executed for
the murder of James Collins, a long
shoreman, was married in the County
Jail yesterday to Kate Kear, who recently
procured a divorce from her husband,
David Huber, on the ground of desertion.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09

BUENA VISTA, Ga, November 8.-A
train Of the Savannah and Western road,
containing l26 passengers, bound for the
Macon fair, was wrecked near Ellaville
yesterday. The killed are: Charles
Scoville, Dodd Tiston, Henry Martin,
George Davis and John Hanover. A
dozen others were injured, among them
Conductor Singleton.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
Ratification at Riverside.

RIVERSIDE, November S.-There was a
grand impromptu ratification tonight,
special trains bringing large crowds
There was a procession of over one
thousand; they were one mass of enthu-
siastic ratifers. Never in the history of
the county has there been such demon
stration as tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
The House Against Us.

New YORK, November S.-Hon. S. s.
Cox said tonight said: 81 think the
House is against us, notwithstanding our
gains in Virginia and other States. The
Northwest and West, including Minneso-
ia, Michigan and Wisconsin, have failed
to respond to us.'
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
Loaded with nIunition of War.

New York, November San examin-
alton of the clearance papers of the
steamer Saginaw, supposed to be a
blockade runner bound to Hayti, shows
that she carries 1919 cases of rifles, thir-
ty-two cases of belts, three cases of paper
for cartridges, five cases of drums, forty
three bars of lead, 703 cases OF cartridges
and ], 100 kegs of gunpowder.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
MRS. Jay Gould Worry HI.

New YoRK, November S.-The Tribune
says: Mrs. Jay Gould is dangerously
sick, and her physicians are unable to
encourage the hope of her recovery. She
suffered stroke of paralysis on Tues
day, and since that time her condition
has been regarded as desperate.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09

thirty lectures ir the West, and was to
receive $125 for each lecture and her ex-
penses. She has received $3.50, but
claims it was also agreed that in the
event of Harrison's election she was to
receive 5000. The complaint was
served on Senator Quay and his fellow
committeeman tonight.
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Killed i'm n Collision.

NEwBuRa, N. Y, November s.-A
freight train on the Hudson River rail-
road ran into passenger train at Fish
kill Landing, opposite this city, this
morning. One Canadian woman was
killed; nobody else was hurt.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09

MILWAUKEE, November S.-This morn.
ing building occupied by the whosesale
grocery house of Jacob Welauer, was
Quilted by fire. Loss 500, 900; insured.
Three fremen narrowly escaped death
by suffocation.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09

over that of last June, and the Republi-
can majority has increased in about the
same proportion. The vote of the State
nearly 10000 and the Republican ma
jority is fully 900.
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WASHINGTON, November 8.-All the
members of the Cabinet except Villas and
Dickinson, attended a Cabinet meeting
to-day, which lasted over two hours.
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Death of An Old Tammantte,

New York, November S-President
Foster, of the Board Of Alderman, who
was reelected on Tuesday for another
term, died this morning. The deceased
was Tammany Hall Democrat OF Icing
standing.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09

INDIANAPOLIS, November 8.-The pa
per and bag mills Of an Indianapolis
company at South Bend burned this
afternoon loss, $3.50, 900.
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POstOfficc Robbery,

MODESTO, November S.--The postoffice
was broken into last night and $500 be.
longing to the postoffice, 800 private
money and $50 in stamps were stolen.
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NEwBURGH, N. Y, November 8.-Dan-
iel j. Herty, the pedestrian, covered 1874
miles in four hours on November 9th,
beating the best American four hour
record,
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New Enterprise at Portland.

PORTLAND, November 8.-Articles Of
incorporation were filed to-day by P.
Thompson and six others, of the Will
lamette Falls Electric Company; capital
stock, 81, 000,0 600.
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Republican Outrage In New Mexico

SANTA FE, N. NJ, November ga
report from Valencia county says trou.
BILE ensued between Republican and
Democrat judges of election, over an at
tempt of the former to secure the poll
books, and T. Provencho, one of the
judges and an old time citizen, was sho
through the heart and killed by the at
lacking party, who Immediately after
wards escaped to the mountains.
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Oh 10.
The Buckeve state Affords Com.
fort to the Enemy.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, November S--The
Democratic State Convention at mid
night said the returns 80 far show Re-
publican plurality of only 1900, with
several OF the strongest Democratic
counties to hear from. The Republican
Committee said their figures show Harri-
sons plurality to be over 10000. There
were no definite returns on Congressman
or the Slate ticket.
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VER GINA.
Little Political Disturbance M
Rich IN O nd.

RICHMOND, Va, November S.--Unlted
States Commissioner Peasants has ar
rested the City Board of Election Of
Richmond, for refusing to allow United
States Supervisors to be present at the
count of the vote to-day.
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They Carry Washington Territory
Too.

PORTLAND, Ore, Novem Der s.-Allen.
Rep, is elected Delegate to Congress by
notices than 5000, Republican gain of
over 1000 since 1886. The Legislature 10
both branches is Republican.
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Atlantic Steamera

New YoRK, November S.-Nevada,
from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, November s.-Maine,
from London.
QUEENSTOWN, November S.-City OF
Rome, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, November 8.-Lahn,
from New York for Bremen.
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WINNESOT A.
Republican Plurality Reduced BY
More Than Half.

ST. PAUL, November S.-The Pioneer
Press estimates Harrison's plurality in
Minnesota at 2S 900. and Merriam (Rep.)
for Governor at 10000.
The Globe (Dem.) comedies Harrison
10000 and Merriam 10000 plurality.
Republican Congressman are elected in
all the districts in the State.
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ANNA,s ENGAGEMENT.
She Sues the Com mites for More Of
the Doodle.

New York, November 8.-Anna E.
Dickinson, the lecturer and actress, has
begun suit in the Supreme Court against
the Republican National Committee to
recover 81 $50 for services rendered
during the campaign. She claims she
was engaged in September to deliver
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GEORG A.
No Opposition 10 tho n.,

No Opposi!!cH 10 tao nemocra,ic
IMaE q, bsnt For Governor.
ATLANTA, Ga, November S.-The re-
turns Of the recent Gubernatorial cleo
ton were opened before the Legislature
to-day. Governor Gordon received 1872
1855, with not more than 1000 against
him
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09

Has resumed her practice at 400 Fort street,
corner Fifth Many years of success In curing
uterine and rectum diseases. Radical change
felt from first treatment.