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Warrants for High Colorado Officials.

AT Denver, Col, the criminal grand jury,
which has been investigating the charges of
corruption made against state officials in con-
nection with the purchase Of supplies and fur
niture for the use of the last general assembly,
has adjourned. In their report they severely
criticised the actions of the officials charged
with the offenses.
Wednesday warrants were issued for the ar
rest OF Secretary of State James Rice, Sheriff
Weber and his partner, Geo. II. Graham of the
furniture house of Graham * Weber who fur
nished the legislative rooms; W. III. Lawrence
Co., who supplied the assembly with station
cry; State Printers Collier Il Cleveland-all
being charged with conspiracy to defraud the
state.
Secretary Rice and Sheriff Weber are now in
the east and could not be served with warrants.
Others, however, were arrested and gave bail
in sums ranging from 81, 900 to 81 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
President Patton's Harvard Degree.

1t has just become known in Boston that
President Patton Of Princeton, who was guest
OF President Elliott Of Cambridge at the Har-
ward commencement, received from Harvard
university the honorary degree of doctor of
laws. By some oversight DR.. Patton's name
was omitted from the official list of recipients
OF degrees which was furnished to the press,
and the fact that he received the honor has not
been published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
A Johnstown Romance.

William Knable, the first baseman of the
Johnstown, (Pa. baseball team, was about to
marry Miss Adler on the evening of the fata
disaster. He and his fiancee were waiting fol
the clergyman when the flood rushed down ant
separated them. Both escaped drowning ant
their wedding was celebrated last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.

l. schedule in effect June 30, 1889.
$3.50 q. m.-East Tennessee Mail. daily for Warren
stations between Alexandra and Lynchburg ROANOKE
Bristol, KNOXVILLE Chattanooga and Memphis. Pull
man Sleeper Washington TO Memphis.
II - a. m.-fast mail daily for Narrenton. Char
Route Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville and sts-
tons between lynchburs and DAnyille, Greensboro.
Atlanta, birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans.
Texas and California. Pullman Sleeper New York TO
Atlanta parlor cars Atlanta 20 Montgomery, Pullman
Sleeper Greensboro to Columbia and Augusta Pull
Route
4;l5 .. m.-Daily, except Sunday for Msnss.ss
strasbure and interIpediAte stations.
1:2o p. m.-Daily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chst-
tsnooga: Pullman Nestbule sleepers Washington 70
also Washington 10 New Orleans
$40 y. In--Nestern Express, daily for MAnassaA
Cn,peDer ORANGE Charlottesville, staunton, Louis
60 Cincinnati with Pullman sleeper for Louisville.
III 90 D. m.-SOuthern Express daily for Lynchburg
Danyllle, Raleigh, Asheyi1le, Charlotte. Columbia
Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery, New Orleans, TexAs
and California Pullman Vestibule Car Washington 20
New Orleans, via Atlanta and Montgomery Pullman
eper Nashing ton 70 birmingham. Ala. VIA Atlanta
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ington 8 900 m. daily except sunday, and As y m.
daily; arrive Round hlll ii 80 am. and 20 pm ;
returning leave Round Hill @ :05 An daily aud IL 20
T. m daily except Sunday, arriving Washington sd
Through trains from the South via chsriotte, Dan
and II via East Tennessee Bristol and Lynch
burg at SOB an. and 10 40 pm; via Chesapeake
ana ONO route and Charlottesville ut 80 pm and
1:l3 pm and 6:53 am Strssburg local st 9.16
an.
Tickets sleeping-car reservation and information
furnished and basyase checked NJ Once, 800 Penn
MIA Railroad, 9th and r streets
ie29 JAS. L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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AT THE SEA SIDE-Miss linda Towe Gin bath
ing dress, thoughtfully)- "What changes few
years make, don't they Mammal"
Mrs. Towe (refectively)-.'Y indeed, my
dear! Five years ago if had asked you to 90
to school in dress as short as that you would
have cried your eyes ut"-Puck.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY
RE0PENS SEPTEMBER TO- 1889
Has large corps of well qualified teachers all
the appointments are excellent Thorough instruc-
ton Is given IN English. in Ancient and Modern Lam
guages Music Art Science, Elocuton and CaIisthen-
les, special courses may be taken in Music and Art
and diplomas obtained accordingly. The buildings are
commodious and elegantly furnished, well-lighted,
heated ventilated and abundanty supplied with pure
mountain spring water
The situation is delightful, the scenery Of the sur
rounding country beautiful, and the climate mild and
healthfu Terms reasonable. For catalogues apply 10
NM- H PUkNELL, LID,
Jy1S-fSt Frederick, Nd.
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CATsKILL MoUNIAINs

vATsKILL MOUNTAINS,
on Ia AK . sao sSNEbAr ym, a AD s
West Shore Railrosd VIII run Dsfiy, Ssceo( 80
TO and from the Jersey City station q Ne lV0nH9X
vania Railroad mahng close eonn6o006 - L.
trains ~ aud from Msshington.
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN ExPR4Q6--xlD -
City station ct 8 so am Arrive fkoniaH 11]U y
m; Grand Hotsl :<5 pm.i HoSS KesssQl4 III
- pm; Draxing Eeom Can SsyI CD y. o.
and Mountain T Hoyfel y. r.rus -.
Leave PhilafslphiA 40 ana ArdyS Aqhl(S v4
pm; hs HOo's s,:s,oa : * P.l k5cSNR ~
Gs9nss. s;1o "a ps.iny ns9R olsfs9dl
Kaa,erskill and Mounsaip HoSseh Nov II u q
sAExToS1 AN6 SfIsKhI " gYQ1Aa
pm; Grand Hotel e't6 M, Hotsi ka9tSrsfl ~
pm Arrive s.rstosA s:26 PA ksps p oA3
Lake 9eorre. on sAtnrdsys only azr:viQG tolb0 -,
Drss. ID EooI Gar. Re. Yera % orspd -
Honsee aud wsshinetoe 70 sassaoR
Purchase tickets g fsnDsy1vs1s 1a1Fos1 o.
and comet ,s I'm IN ne sS yss.s cIy ssds
through Saratoga eains Yun VA AihaSI.
,a....pso e....l p.......Ss Il : !k1i..RRssA
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A Battle With Counterfeiter..

Captain Abbott and seven other secret SER
vice men yesterday made a descent ON
the United States hotel, near Dayton,
Ohio, to capture a gang of counterfeiters.
Officer Donnella was wounded twice in the
head, but not fatally. An escaping counter
letter was shot In the side, but the extent of
his injuries Ia not known. Two carpet-sacks
OF counterfeit ten-dollar bills have been found
noted counterfeiter S
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RAILROADS.
BnrrxQrp AND ONO RnIxoan

seAeduls n efi-cs gtNE -. issa
h,eY .pS ys SSs.i sas sssssa,a ram..a.
sSslnns s Es s1g.: and (Sli.n.,o. .rp.
70 fit,s6grr and csTei.nd vessfsled Linisedss-
'i For S WIZ, ~ 70 An and e.Ise.s $oII
on main line. enprsss daily eIcept Monday. At 3s5S
For Isrinrson ana Ioo., Station. -io;soa
Fer ssalslHOrs weei d.ys go. 500, eco 5se
s4S.nisasss, t M r.nE,es 81 60 12eS
$3.50 SO IS. a, sss Il 81. ssr.a.ss
nun ESD OS az 80 Sos fS ~ "a
aSs s Ss s. ss % ss,rssn ys,s.sp .ss s
}s go 7: az ~ sundays $50 m. iiT s.SS Ask
Trains leave faltinor. for washington. v,,s a.,~
s ssS sSiiISS $3.50 $50 sis 90: 500 css HThsis;
l4S 6p , 2oo, 800. 'es stS @inuss.S *
p@ G sSna., 200 10 cs 10 10 "a
oS SsG 40 sl s "a II 70 T Ok 70
as ~ ss ds. ';5; ,;-s .es ga fgs w.
h.y & wee. s. AND Il p .as
ToT HnSaPShs, . 40 and s So an. 1910. 4.sA
TssyS a 5ns. g; sso'saa
station. on sh s fsTsnc 70
az 20 M iS InS mn t9s R5neP. stations oniS'
FOR Rockville aud wsy station. "a rs pm
For Galthersburg and intermediate pOlnts. % 90 q
m, W. 80, - 3S, III 30 pm
For Boyd's and Intermediates stattonA ~ 90 .. M
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday st 10
NJ stopping at all stations Metropolitan Branch
For trederick, ro 40 1850 am, IS 90. - 20 p
For Haserstown. NO 80 m. and IS ;sop.m
4o5 p n; nom cincinnsi and & LOUIS daily 80
No. M AID % p-ni.i from htisenrs slo an, aud
ron c5MP JACKSON, FREDERICK JUNCTION.
week Gays, . 80 and 10 so M. s 90 and 80 q.
m Sunday July 81, 90 Am. special. and ais p
LEAVE CAMP week days 8 Il Q and 4 4 8 q m 1 90
and 90. pm. and except sunday and Monday .,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
fer New Aork. Trenton, Newark and EIizabeth. n,
j. 400, IS 100. % 80. Il 90 m 80 = 90 and
1880 pm. Buffet parlor Cars on all day trzins.
SSltespins Car on the 1880 pm. open at 90 pm
For Philadelphia. Newark, Wilmington and chestsr,
- 90 rs 90 $50. ~ 90 am. ESQ. '42o. 200
For intermediste points between Baltimore spa
fhTIaaelphla, - 20 Am, - 30 and = 30 .. m.
III 90 am .i;SO. 80. .3.iS. . SO 6.m. and
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington. a 10,
e 10, ~ 10 AM II IS. AIS, '5:O5. '5 as and
For Atlantic City 90 and 9 30 an, 1900 noon
and 80 y m. Sundays TO m, and , 90 noon.
For Long Branch and 0resn Grove "a 90, rs 90 q
M, .uU noon. 80 80 IA.
tE9oept SUNDAY. DAILY, SUNDAY only. .E1oeps
Bafgage called for and checked from hotel. ana
Residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left ID
ticket offices. 0l9 and 1901 Pennsyvanla avenue and
atDepOt CHAS. y. SOUL. Gen. Pass. Ag'I
.. i. oDELL General Manager bis
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DAVIS SCHOOL
Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
An Excellent Education at Very Low Rates

Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
An Excellent Education at Very Low Rates.
sS6os Se and heS the
Band Cadet Orchestra fuii course Of study or
nsness roT Ir of fa S1sEe or fr
Register, with full particulars. address
ty1s-2w' COL. A C. DAVIS supt., LAGRANGE, NC.
X EE MAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART
IN Conservatory, is Complete School for Girls.
town. town Nd Catalogue 10 T. L. NEEDY Pres sass5'
open ALL suMMER-CHEAPEsT AND BEST
,,O,s n . ace to Learn Drawing and painting,Na-
RoBSsoS MoRREIf IL has Ia had III T. medals d
to ' order ID 6
wonderful progress of students. iy6-lm'
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
w Cloud Building 9th and i sts.-Twentieth year
advantages. o. B. BULLARD Director; jy6-lm-
BENNINGTON On. - SEMINARY.
Il 5Oth Year. Offers rare educational facilities for
both sexes; Terms moderate. High and heaithfuI.
steam an heating; gas; fre escapes Address THOMAS
FAUeUIER IT MaKKEEEd soR Rh YOUNG LADIES'
Opens 3sth session SEPT II Isss Situated in the
the Richmond and Danville r. r. For catalogue ad-
dress GEO. q. BUTLER, AM. Principal jyS-eoSst
MogNIT HOLLY Y ASAREME EoR BOYS
HENRY NJ wALRADT tYGLE1..
ye<S-eooZt Principal
ID OCKvILLE ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, MD,
~ opens September l6. 1889. Limited TO twenty,
H. house Of PRINCIPAL Location high and healthy
Half hour from Washington. instruction thorough
and in all Departments. Send for catalogue. Rev C.
MNELfoN III p prns,pal w fING fihl, MASON,
jy5-tsep15
ID OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RE-OPENS
1NSeptember u; thorough training; home govern
For circulars, &c, address HENRY c. HALlOw ELL.
A. M. Nale), Sandy Spring, Md. jy1-3m
rI,HEo INGALLS, KING, TEACHER OF PIANO
Il and Organ for the summer at 707 III ST. n Mon
day, Thursday and Saturday, 30 to d pm. Tues
day Wednesday and Friday, 80 TO 10 je17-3m
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY CORNWALL.
Of study, sc, address Col. c. j. wRIGHf b s. A. NJ,
Supt. b. +. HYATT, comd't Of Cadets. jeI0-3m
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY, oGoNTZ, Pa UN-
~ excelled location and surroundings. New school
equipment Gymnasium. military drill &C. Thorough
preparation for College OF Scientific school For cir
jeio-5m JNo. CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal
UNIVERSITY TRAINED TEACHERs-PREPARE
" for civil service, West Point College, &c Glasses
and private lessons day or evening. FRANK T. HALL.
221 ST. Nv. myl6-3m
I'VE sERI1Tz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 18th stnw
Terms BEGIN now.
Open all Summer. Also Summer School q. Asbury
Park. n. J. au29
SPENCFRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 7TH
Sand ID sts NV. Founded 1854. More than sc, 600
young men and women have been trained in the Spen-
cerian Colleges Day and night sessions Six
ophope; Prscticai English; Teiesraphy: ' spencers'
Rapid Writing, Reading and Orstory, Desarte method
business furnished with trained employees Illus
Principal; HENRY c. SPENCER IL b. Principal
mh26
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HNHE GREAT

To THE E HEESSfNSsTL LYsS Arc R@ogT 1I,uwrsr
sfEIL fFslP RS sffEEES
TRAINS s1sS tk.SE SAsSfSSTSS hESS STATION
For Pittsburg and the West. Chicago Limited Express
OF Pullman vestibuled Cars at 8 80 am daily Past
scePns 6srs from rasSnss s1e
o chcaso. With sieP1e oar eo6s 70 csose
ass H a Ss1 sth
necfiing aS,y st HsMEris6gTg With throush sssp3
y. m daily, for Ptisburg and the West, with
through Sleeper to Pttsburs. and Pitssburs q
TO- B EI: AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Kane, CansndaisuA Rochester and Niagara falla
For Erie, Canandsus and Rochester daily; for But
@ ssepns CAR Sa 70
For willismsport, Lock Haven and nmirs at Boa
rok tipff h iIn NV YORK AND THE EAST
ieoS ard II go Pm On sunday BOO Il Il tdS
Express ESQ 81 1G 10 20 ssI s1a 20 a%ssd
except sunday, and 3;45 pm. daily. with Dmini
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
9any. Express 30 ,. m daily. Accom- sS 3. N
For Boston. without change, $50 D. m every day.
jersey City With boats Of BTooEyn h Amen ssra
a irg d.F sI transfer e Tqtop street avoiding
For Ocean City and Points on Delaware Division.
For Atlantic CITY 800 il 90 and IL 40 .. m. week
For Gays E.f,i ~ 20 2 IN "a daily s,o ooo
iS 40 a. s40 1922 Us RtG Il 90 60
itos n; 3io $50. $40. 4:Y6. 500 s2aS;
S;lO 1000, and III 20 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line. 20 am and <Ft0 pm daily.
- except Sunday.
en-: sss.s sH sss. ss
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpFMcKsBURG Rail-.
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
Ear ,,s,,,d ~ Effect Id TN NAY r }sso ,ox,
am 1900 noon, 2;05. AIS, siSS. sol, 6:zL
s95 84s. 10 es 81 an. ass. o. s.oS
pm.
Aocom .a for 9u.ntico. San and A.0spR
For RsanSnS and s s.s sOnss Aess aaa
@ leave u @ fe aHsR. Goa spA
sY4SS is s s;SS ~ "a "a, : , IS Is
.: Ts s En- .15ss7 ~ !. s.
ss.s s. i s..: ss;;; :
residences,
CHAS. Z. PUGH, J. n wOOR
General Manager. General pDaDgG -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19

women and children are not allowed 10 work
over 10 hours in California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Won by an Irish Rifis Team

The match for the Elcho challenge shield
was shot at Wimbledon, England. yesterday
and was won by the Irish team, which made a
score OF i.6ss. The English team scored
l,6e4 and the Scotch team I,626.
In the Stewart contest at Wimbledon. In
which each marksman fred seven shots M tbs
2o0-yard range, Corporal W. d. Huddleston' nj
the Massachusetts, team won the prize, with q
score Of IA out of a possible IS points.
Caterers Foreman-'Mr. Ruche. I don't
know what we are going 10 do with that Roman
punch Dobbs has put so much new rum in Il
that there is no sale for it,
Caterer-''send it to that temperance so.
cietys dinner tonight and have il marked
sheroet on the menu 1t will be u great card
Tor u.s. Wen get all their trade in the future. y
New Hampshire country shoe workers repor,
Jess hours and better wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
AN ELEcTlos OF OFFICERS

The night session Of the educational meeting
was devoted to a consideration of the proper
literature for children and use in the high
school. The discussion favored more attention
70 literature as an element Of instruction. The
committee on nominations reported the follow
ing ofhcers for the ensuing year: President.
James H. Garfield Of Kansas; secretary, W. A.
uSTTsV OF tennessee; treasurer, E G. Hewitt
Of Illinois Twelve vice presidents renresent
ing various sections Of the country. were an
appointed All the states and territories ara
represented In the board of directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Educators Call Upon Mrs. Polk.

Yesterday afternoon the Polk mansion at
Nashville, Tenn, was thrown open to a recep-
ton Of committee Of seventy-five from the
National education association. Mrs. Polk.
widow Of President James X. Polk, now in her
eighty-seyenth year, stood in the west parlor
for an hour and received with pleasant word
each guest as they were presented by Gen
Eaton OF Ohio. Mrs. Polk was assisted in the
reception by her daughter, Mrs. Hall; her
granddaughter, Miss Fall; Miss Clara Conway
OF Tennessee; Mrs. James II. Garfield of
Kansas; Mrs. Col Parker Of Illinois, and Others.
Mrs Polk said: II am very well. indeed. and
feel highly honored to receive the educators
OF America. look upon the teachers Of our
land most kindly as people deserving Of Tn.
highest communication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19

SULLIVAN AND MuLDooS IN cAyADA-REouIsI-
Tons OUT FOR MITCHELL AND DoNovAN-KM-
RAIN IN BALTIMoRE-Gov. LovRY EVIDENTLY
MEANS BUsINEss-MANY ARRESTS LIKELY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON.
~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Iadiep
Physician in the City,
can Dc consulted daily. AGA St. between ~ and 9Th
SITS. NV.
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
ton strictly confdentia Separate rooms for lsdies
once always open jy10-2ws
T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
xIExperienced Female Physician should consult MIRA
Or. WILSON, llQo Park Place ne. bet. and G, 18th
NINE DE FOREST, LON0-EsTABIIsHED AND
w reliable Ladies' Physician. can be consulted daily
q her residence, sol o. NV. Once hours from1
to y p. m. with Ladies' only je:Ss,-toiy2Is
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDTRs Arr TN
~ STANDARD Remedy 70, an blood disssses cansinl
" forty ;sig g hour Price. % per box
DE- pODpg NERVINE Ne. permanently c1rsu
Ac: Fxae& q. Sent sss!sd ~ mall For salsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19

MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 9Th
M st., near City Post-Offce. Colored students not
admitted. Call or send for catalogue mho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19

CONGRESS HALLloCEAN CITY, MD
~ The present proprietors purpose giving this ia
nous Hotel its old time prestige by liberal manage
ment in everything appertanng TO the comfort Of
their guests.
Excellent, home-lik Table. Bathing unsurpassed
Good boating. fishing, and cunning Terms Is and
al per week. SELBY, POWELL co. MlS-2w
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sEA.SIDE..NEW ENGLAND
Observation-Disclosures.

RRIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, RE-
ID hoboth, Del This we'll known hotel will reopen
june 20, under same management as last season. Cir
cusrs at star office Round trip tickets good for the
trains leave 1T and i pm. Arrive and 10 m.
myl WALTER RIJRTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19

NINE: BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS or
AL LIFE All business confidential Ladies and zen.
ueinen oO cents each 4US St. between Attn and 5th
Bus NV 1e3-Sws
MI ME; DREAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
Wl in English or German.
All business confidential Ofhce houra a 4 m In q
y. w. 81 Stn 81 NV. N13-1ms
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

DERKELEY SPRINGS W. VA.
u Three hours from Washington Via B. and O. r. 4
No staring: Hotel opens june I. The waters ar
alkaline, thermal and electric, apec4dc for rheuma
tis. neuralgia. skin. kidney, and nervous Diseases
Baths and swimmipg pools. new and else.nt and Ger
cuisne nEst.casa. Writsfor ulustrsted and descrip
u wi gg:H im mo. 7. rREao, prop.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-01
A WARNING TO HARRISON

Tho Salt Lake Tribune, (Repr) fig
ures out that the failure of the Presi-
dent to carry out the silver pledges
has caused lukewarmness in the party
aud says:
The country Is not prosperous and
the present administration has appar-
emily made no effort to change the
current Of things. With all tho silver
exhausted in tho treasury except 3d.
100000. tho Treasury Department has
refused, Notwithstanding the plat
form, to coin one more dollar than
compelled to under the law. 1t has
been shown that because Of the pres
sure and the low prices, farmers are
not making money, but Mr.. Window
has reported plenty OF money and no
noed of a stringency. President Har-
rison owed his election to the tariff
and silver planks in the platform. He
was elected in spite OF Wall street,
bat he made u man his Secretary Of
thu Treasury and keeps him in that
position, though he has refused all
changes in the coinage, at the beck
OF Wall street, and at the beck OF u
few lead smugglers he has refused
the tariff laws as tbey apply to lead.
Then inoompetents ana mon who
have served the party at all
have been given the Offices on account
OF influences that never holp when n
party needs help, and tho result is
dissatisfaction and lukowarmness on
every hand. II the returns have the
effect to awaken tho Administration
t. the real situation, they will be OF
good after all, and il they do not, it
will not matter much what shall be
done.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-01
Mormon Secrets.

The accommodated Mormons
continue to reveal the secrets OF the
Endowment House, under oath, in
the Courts OF Utah. In every in
stance the recitals confirm the stories
published years ago by Mrs. Stem
house and other writer's. Tho curtain
is now lifted in an authoritative man
per and the utter hollowness OF the
pretense OF the Mormon priesthood
that the church is loyal to the Gov
eminent OF the United States is TO-
voaled. 1t is now established in n
legal tribunal that the Mormon
Church is the enemy Of the lInited
States, and that it is guilty Of scdi-
tious doctrines and traitorous oaths
oxacted srom it's members. So long
as such n church rules the sentiment
Of Utah, the Territory is a good tract
Of country to keep out OF the sister
hood Of Statos.-tSacramonto Sunday
Union.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-01
Funeral Customs.

When n king dies in Siam tho whole
nation-men, G'omen md children
are supposed to shave thoir heads;
and n Japanese widow often keeps
her head shaved nfter tho death Of
her husband. The Chinese neither
shave nor cut their hair during the
first period Of mourning. II n man
dies, his widow and children are sup
posed to sit on the floor, instead OF
chairs, for the first seven days, and mt
night they must sleep on mats spread
on tho ground near tho collin, instead
OF in their beds. They arc not sup
posed TO do any cooking in tho house,
and they rely on the food sent in by
the neighbors. They attempt to
take away every comfort from thcm-
selves, and they turn their pictures
with thoir faces toward the wall and
cover up all OF the houses orna
ments.-IEx.
Those customs may seem foolish,
but many Of our civilized and en-.
lightenod Americans follow customs
just us foolish aud unreasonable ns
those practiced by the nations OF
China and Japan.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-01
Impolitc Ouida.

Ouida spends much time at the
Lnngham when she is in London.
Not long since n young American girl,
Miss w, OF Now York, called upon
hor at the hotel with II letter OF intro
duction. Aftor waiting some time q
strangely dressed figure rushed into
tho room. Every color OF the rain
bow appeared in her costume and her
head was decorated with n circlet of
many colored bright ribbons. This
bizzare creature stalked up to our
American girl, and in q worry brusk
manne said: "Do you want to see
me?" ~ have a letter Of introduce
ton to you" "You are an American
i know it by your bold stare" was
Ouida's polite reply" "And l know
you to DO a circus rider from your
outlandish costume, and 80 l wish
you good morning and decline your
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-01
The Solid South.

II tho bourbons who are inclined
to shout because the Solid South was
not broken in the recent election will
take an intelligent glance at the
situation they will be silent. So long
as the South is held solid tho Demo-
Gratis cannot elect n President. This
is Gospel.-LReno Journal.
This may DO Republican Gospel
but the fact that in 1884 Cleveland
carried Alabama, Arkansas, Del
aware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi,
Missouri, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia
and West Virginia, n solid South, and
was elected President, proves that
tho above assertion is not borne out
by the facts, and hence is not true.
San intelligent glance at tho situa-
ton" shows that tho Journal did not
know what it was talking about.