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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-26
sA1MAGuNDl.


town.
Children's Winter. Caps for a5
cents, at Rosenstocks.
Barney Horn will leave tonight for
San Francisco.
The Bed Rock Saloon, next door to
the Postoffice.
&c. Mccoy, of Mound Valley, was
in town last night.
Wanted To rent an upright piano
Address Mrs. F. s. Reeves.
As a publisher of original poems
the Reveille is entitled to the whole
bakery.
a. Bruce has supply of dressed
turkeys and chickens for Thanks
giving. st.
Our business houses are commence
ing their annual display of Holiday
goods.
Ghildren's Wooden Hoods for 25
cents, at Rosenstock's.
Miss Josie Kemler, OF Paradise
Valley, Humboldt county, passed
through this morning on her return
from the Paris Exposition.
Mrs. F. s. Reeves, teacher of Vocal
and instrumental Music.
Those who desire to engage good
music for balls, parties, etc. are re-
ferred to an advertisement which ap-
pears elsewhere.
L. Lum Smith, proprietor OF the
Agents Herald, has been sentenced
to six months imprisonment for
libeling Anthony Comstock.
Missouri Cider, fresh and sweet, at
wholesale in quantities to suit at
,Reckhart & Froelich's.
j. d. Abel came in yesterday. He
shipped a Car load OF baIed hay to the
-Tuscarora Trading Co. for
which he receives S15 per ton.
A caucus OF the Republican mem
bers OF the next House has been
called for November both to nominate
candidates for the various House
Offices.
A handsome line of Ladies' and
Misses Wraps of the latest fashion
Just received at Remnants. Go and
take look at them. Prices way
down.
'The Duchess" that popular writer
OF entertaining novels, is Mrs. Mar
garet Hungerford, who resides in q
home of comfort and beauty in county
Cork, Ireland.
White Caps are again committing
brutal assaults in the southern part Of
Indiana. Tho Terre Haute Mail calls
on Gov. Hovey to resort to extreme
measures for the suppression ofthese
outrages.
This season seems to be developing
aperfect mania forsuicids. Scarcely
day passes that we do not read Of
some one who, having become weary
in life's toilsome journey, ends his
career in suicide.
The Mormons are said TO be looking
for a new location. We would sug-
gest that they try Siberia. The eli
mate is favorable for concentration
of marital forces, and hence would
naturally foster and encourage polyg-
amy.
Senator Sherman said, in one OF
his speeches in Ohio Just before the
recent election, that tho results,
whatever they were, would show how
the present administration stood with
the people. Well, the result, IL that
be true, is not at all complimentary
What's tho matter with the editorf
He's all write. What's the matter
With the preacberP He's all rite
What's thematter with the anarchist
He's all riot. What's the matter
With the cavalrymanH He's all ride
What's the matter with an EllSo man
IA tor Liant n, n Mt Il 4nyat for9 ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-26

An immense stock
of Wallpapers, Bor-
ders and Decora-
tons, in all grades
and qualities and at
lowest prices at
Reinhart's. These
goods have just ar
rived and are the
latest patterns out
this season.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-26

New and foncy stylel Of Wedding
Stationery just received at the INDE-
PRNpzH. oliiv,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-26

Grand
THANKSGIVING BALL.
Elko Lodge
NO: = 3D.
CASTLE HALL,
THURsDAYEvENING, Nov.2s, 80
Committee of Arrangements:
g. 81. SPRoULE, E. B1LKEY,
E. G. MCCLELLAN. 10. Brooks
G.P. TALBOT, .r.i,s J.B. ABEL
-! 800.
Reception Committee
G. A. GooDINa, J. S. GARDNER,
PRANK FERHALD, THos. HUNTER
MHT Polk, J. R HARDMAtS
InVitatieD Committee=
Ell1o:
MEMBERS OF EIKo LODGE No. 10
- .Tuscarora: -
GEO. ]. SMITH, Ole. FnRoH1Lp
j. EeGERs, RoDT. JOHNSON,
L. r. BARNARD, LEN CURRY
Carlin;
j. r. HARDMAN, w. III. UPsrNGEE
Wells-SAMUEL WRIGHT
Ruby Valley-JoIN r. WRIGHT
Halleck-.MnT POLK.
Humboldt Hoase-H. GREEN.
Battle Observation-Disclosures RULE.
Fort HalFcck-WM. Snow.
Mountain City,. GoLDsTEIN.
Floor Managers: .......
Ed. BILKEY,. J. o. Brooks
G. H. SPRoULE, GEO. +. TALBOT
j. B. ABEL.
Floor Director:
&c. MCCLELLAN
EB- FINE MUSIC has been engaged
Tickets, (aduitting gentleman and
krtlies6 So. 's
EBA All Knights admitted free, EN-
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Floor Managers:

Ed. BaLKEY, j. o. BRookss
G. H. SPRoULE, GEO. +. TALBOT
j. B. ABEL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
snrrendcred 10 the sherlm.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. IA dis
patch wns received here from the acting
attorney general at Washington by
Deputy Marshal Migoll atating that tho
department Of justice would use every
effort 10 capture and punish Brownell,
tho murderer of Deputy Collector Wei,
lor, and authorizing the offer Of ro-
ward for tho apprehension Of the fugi-
tive. This was unnecessary, however,
for Brownoll has surrendered 10 Sheriff
Brown, OF Holmes county. The stories
OF Wollor'g murder are conflicting.
Brownoll 10 looked upon at his home as
a peacoable, law abiding citizen, Public
sentiment IL against the officers for the
bungllng which resulted In the death OF
ono man aud probably the ruin Of two
happy families, The treasury depart
mont has ordered Special Agent Chib-
man, from Atlanta, 20 mako full in
yestigation Of the case. He left hero for
Wostville.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Death OF a IIormIt and MIsor.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 17,-On
Wednesday an aged widow, who lived
nlono In her house NJ Winthrop and
Pleasant streets, was found dead In her
residence, having evidently died at least
two days before, She had lived the life
Of hermit and miser. She had no
nearer relatives than cousins. Yester-
day two Of the relatives, by advice of
the probate Judge, searched the house
and discovered good bonds and stocks Of
the value Of 100000. No will was found,
but one Ia believed 10 bo in existence.
The property has boen deposited with n
trust company 10 the order Of the Judge
OF probate, pending the settlement OF
the ostato. Tho relatives making the
search aro Hezokiah Gaylord and John
M. Nowberry, Of this city. There are
other relatives in this state and tho west.
Under the now collateral inheritance
tax law D per cent Of the value Of the
estate goes 10 tho state Of Connscticut.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
deficiency In an Appropriated.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 17,--Ithas boon do
veloped that one Of the matters under
investigation by the pension office COM
miseion is the possibility Of deficiency
In the appropriation for clerks In branch
pension offices. The amount nppro.
priated quarterly for clerk hire IL $f7S,-
600. When Commissioner Tanner came
into Office he ordered an increase eeti-
mated at about 20 per cent. In tho cleri-
cal force Of branch offices. When this
was made known to Secretary Noble he
sent circular TO pension agonte warning
them that there was likely TO bo a dod-
cheney and instruoting them 10 out down
forces. Several pension agents, among
them the agent at New York, have como
TO Washington recently 10 soc what can
bo done. They claim that the increase
in business makes an increased force
npCoganrv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Boston, Aug, i7--Tho jewolry store
OF William u, Morse, 208 fremont street,
was entered by burglars Thursday night
and robbed OF vHluables amounting 10
5000. Tho, burglars We're evidently ex-
porionoed mon, az thoir work was done
In tho neatost possible manner. They
succoedod In opening tho safe, which
contained diamonds and other precious
gtones, watches and jowelry Of all kinda.
or those tho burglars took only the most
oxpenaivo articles, discarding silver
watches and other goods OF small COM
paratiyo value. Mr., Morse, the proprie-
tor Of the store, was robbed OF 81 900
worth Of jowolry about three years ago,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

CHARLESTON, s. O., Aug. 17.--Tho rc-
port Of oloud.burst IN tho interior has
been confirmed. Tho area affected is
about flvo miles wide aud fifty or sixty
miles long. There was no thunder or
lightning, but steady tremendous down
pour Of rain. II Is estimated that twelve
Inches foil In two hours. Seven miles OF
tho Camdon branch OF the South Caro-
lima railway are washed away. Cotton
tlelds about Gadsden have been washed
clean. Cattle havo been drowned by the
hundred and great damage has been
done The railroads have experienced q
heavy loss, and travel In the immediate
vicinity Of tho oloud-burst 10 interrupted.
All the roads will probably be clear by
to-day. .,- -..-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
BEWARE OF GAS.
ONE MAN KILLED AND SCORES MORE
OR LESS INJURED.

II Occurs IN q Crookery store on Grand
street New York-The shock Felt for
Squares and Causes Great Excitement,
Flames Follow tho EEplosIon, but
Fortunately Are EEtlnRuised,
NRw YoRK, Aug, lL-At q o'clock
last evening an explosion Of escaped gas
occurred In the orookery store Of Thomas
j, MaeCabe, 400 Grand street, by which
one man was almost instantly killed and
a dozen men, women and children were
badly injured The shock was felt for
quite adlatanoe around and caused great
excitement In tho thioltly crowded
neighborhood, Flames quickly followed
the explosion and the store was soon
ablaRe,
When tho explosion occurred the
heavy plato glass windows were burst
violently la fragments and hurled into
ths street roken pieces of orockery
were also thrown In all directions,
Morris Jacobs, aged "a years, who was
,asbdgau9at atQp at the time, was struck
In tho back Rpd neck by several pieces Of
plate glass aud Wp W terribly lacerated
that he bled 10 death tftbr staggering
few yards away, Among lthb injured,
some OF whom had been Ia thb store and
some of them passing In the strodby Orei
Jacob Hogel, aged "a, head and unok
cut May die,
Lena AbrahamR, aged 0, cut on bead,
Betsy Grubor, aged 10, rlghtgrm cut
Jennie Friedman, aged 10, shoulder
lacerated, ~"
Guaale Friedman, aged 10, head and
knee cut.
Harris Beckor, aged 85, loft hand cut
David Dundas, aged 10, both legs badly
cut,
Iersa Malkin, aged 40, head and neck
badly cut, also injured by being knocked
down,
Rosa Malkin, daughter of Torsa, aged
10, forehead laeerated,
Mary Parr cut about head,
Gus llinderman, aged 20, arms out.
Albert Klein, aged 20, badly cut about
hcnd.
Rosie Rosenberg, aged 20 years, cut on
arm,
Bernard Goldman, aged "a, cut on
head and arm.
Anthony Pollock, aged IS, head and
arms cut.
Abraham Kunts aged ee, head and
arms cut.
Aaron Tyrolor, aged II, cut about the
head.
Bernard Barnett, aged le, head, legs
and arms cut.
Leon Beasin, aged 10, both legs and
feet cut,
Aaron Ycsls, aged 81, head and lcgcut,
Louis Spcigel aged II, hip cut.
Leah Iichrk, aged 3, ear cut
Patrick Jocknun, aged 30, severely cut
on wrist,
Philip Rosenberg, aged 10, hand cut
Philip Sheridan aged II, ear cut,
Solomon Roscnlhal, mute aged ~,
hands cut
Jacobs was returning from work, He
had just got employment, after being
idle for some time, and had been telling
his frionda how glad ho was for his fam.
ily'g Wko, Icigcl was cra2cd by his
wounds and the shock, and ran modly
through the street, scattering blood rs he
went lie fought desperately with 10
policeman who stopped him, but was
finally oycrpowcrcd and taken TO the po-
lice station and thence Ia n hospital. IL
h feared that his skull IL fractured,
Mira AOlkin and her daughter live
near by and were walking up and down
the block for exercise The Friedman
sisters had been Visiting friends across
the way from MCtube'B and had inst
crossed the street
The explosion damaged the upper
floors Of the building, ana two or three
Of the occupants were slightly injured
by broken glass or falling pl0ster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
IunnE rlELn AnnraIEn.
nut 10 Released on Hahsas Corpus Pro-
esadings--1arry Hurrlad


BAN Francisco, Aug, i7-1he sheriff
of han joaquin county arrived here
Thursday night and Friday afternoon
served o warrant OF arrest upon Justice
field at tho latter'a chambers IL the APP
praiaer's building, There were some
doubta ~ 10 whether the warrant would
be indoraad by q Judge Of ban Francisco
county aR required by law, but this In
dorBement Was obtained, Immediately
after tho warrant was served q writ OF
habeaa corpus waH sworn out before
Judge Sawyer, OF the circuit court, and
heard by him In chambers, Justice
hawyeT granted q writ and released
Justice Field on $1,000 bail,
, When tho sheriff Of Nhn JOAQUIN
county applied 10 judge Xix, of the
police court, ON Friday morning 30 in,
liorRa the warrant Of arrest tho Judge
asked tlla pdylee Of District Attorney
fage, The latter oppressed the opinion
that, ~ the warfaIt was IN regular form
the judge ahould not consider tho indl-
yldnality Of the person agBinst whom
II waa directed, but should indorse Il,
C9ppgel f9Ta Jystlf9, blald asked Judge
itiA 10 take lteAlinniiy ~ , ASCERTAIN
whether theie waA Bionnd toT ,tl9 ,j9au7
anoe Of the warrant, but Judge illS }eha
unable 10 find any grounds for diareghd-
ing the warrant, When the warrant was
heoyed Judge Sawyer NJ once granted
the writ Of haOeaa corpus and set tho
case for hearing Thursday, ahd ordered
Justice Fields releaae, liking the bail nj
$4,000 The petition for the writ Of
habem corpus was made 10y Justice
Field himself, and h q very long dOcu-
ment II sets forth In detail the history
OF the case and 1eiTy's and Mrs, Terrya
frequent threats against hIa life, etc. In
II he says tuat Sarah Althea Terry was
an abandoned woman without volacltyi
that petitioner h now holding court In
this cityi that his afreht and removal
would seriously interrupt hia official
dutlea, and that such Interference Il con.
irary TO tho provisions Of tho constitu,
tiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Fast LyFWooL o., Aug, lE-An
important meeting was held here last
evening 80 quietly thnt, although II was
IN progress until midnight, scarcely any
body knew anything about u II was
held In the Ollioe Of knowles, Taylor AZ
Knowles, aud Representatives Of the
potterles uf Fast Liverpool Toronto,
New Cumberland, Steubenyille, Wheel
ing and Well6ylle, with scattered firms
OF small capacity la other towns were
present An organization which those
In II object 10 having called q trust,
but which IL 10 have all the features Of a
trust, was formed, the trustee, however
10 be called the "eXeoutiye committee"
The organization was called "Ihe
Western White Granite Compact" The
committees appointed last week 10 pre-
pare plan Of organization and opera
tlon reported In detail and their prOpos'
ais were almost unanimously adoptedl q
feeling Of good will and fairness being
manifested which augura well for the
success Of the enterprise thus inaugu-
rated, IL s claimed that this 0rganla-
tion la not for the purpose Of forcing
prices higher but for mutual protection
against frauds being perpetrated upon
the trade aud encrOaehments Of foreign
capital
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Memorial 10 Congrcsa.

HELENA, Mon, Aug. t7--Tho consti-
tutional convention held but brief ses-
sion Friday. Its work Ia finished, and
an adjournment 10 expected to-day
Three thousand dollars were appropriate
ed OF the states funds 10 pay extra OK
pensee, and memorial 10 congress was
adopted, asking for $1,000 more TO make
up q shortage In the funds allowed. The
convention will consider the report Of
tho revision committee before Anal i'd
iournment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1T.--Govornor
Hovey on Thursday commuted tho SON
tence OF William Benson, tho Clark
county murderer, who was 10 have been
hanged Friday, 10 imprisonment for life.
Tho executive asslgns az a reason for his
action that Benson was born In poor
house, In OF very low order Of intelll-
genoe, and that tho orime was instigated
by the circumstances.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
IN THE HANDS OF A MOB.


AUSTIN, Tex, Aug, i7.-Tho long
looked for outbreak between the con.
tending political factions In Fort Bend
county commenced az Richmond, the
county seat, last night, The number Of
the contestants is not known, but scores
Of shots have been fred aud Sheriff
Garyey and q mao named Blocknoy
were badly wounded. Richmond is In
the hands Of the mob and intense excite.
mcnt prevails, Capt Reinhart, of the
Houston light guards, has just been in
structcd to proceed 20 tho scene Of the
conflict on q special train and Governor
Ross will leave hero to-day. Troops at
Bronham and other points were ordered
last night 10 hold themselves In roadi-
meas, Capt, Aten, Of the rangers, with
four mon Ia NJ Richmond, but he seems
powerloss and has asked for military
assistance, The large number Of the
oontendinp parties and the great bitter
ness existing between the factions may
lead TO most dircful consequences II tho
trouble Is not promptly quelled,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
IdIson 10 Vlslt milan.

LONDON, Aug, l7,-Edlson is expected
0t Milan IN September, where elaborate
preparations are being made for his ro.
coption. Nowhere In Europe aro Mr..
Edisona genius and his services 10 the
cause Of science bottcr recognized than
In Italy, and on his visit 10 Milan. King
Humbort will confer on him the dignity
OF grand officer of the Italian crown,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
NIm. IInrrI.on Len,ea lnr Nem Ynrl,.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug, Fun
der escort Of Congressman Randall, Of
this district; Lieut. Parker, Of the navy,
aud George Lyoner general passenger
ngont Of the Old Colony railroad Mrs.
President Harrison arrived An this city
from Nantucket about D o'clock ycster-
day afternoon. She waa received by
Ma. Randall and Mayor Clifford. Mrs.
Harrison entered Mr. RandnllB carriage
and was given u short ride about tho
city, after which she wOs driven 10 the
Pearl street station, whore she took the
train for Fall River on route TO New
York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Moro nunn anthsred In.

GREENsBuRo, Pa, Aug. 17.--shcrlG
Byers and Deputies Clarke and Alcorn
have returned 10 tho coke regions 10 ar
rest the rest Of the Huns against whom
informations have been made, after
which all the deputies now on the ground
will be called In. Tho Huns row In jail
will be given o hearing on Monday next.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
MI.tnnll a hInn for u Door.

UTICA, ~ ", Aug, lT-On Thursday,
while hunting near Mud Lake In the
Adirondack, Ellis II, Roberts, son Of
George l., Roberts, Of the Utica Herald,
shot and killed Clarence pell, Of Now
York City, Roberts supposed he was
firing NJ u deer Pell was 30 years old
and Roberts is ~. The cOr0ner'a injury
returned verdict Of accidental shoot
Inc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE health Of tho
Pope 10 causing considerable uneasiness
In Europe. II Is known that ho has been
suffering with complication Of dis
orders for some time past, and now tho
announcement from Rome that, owing
TO tho pope's continued ill-health, all re-
coptions az the vatican have been discon-
tinued naturally excites tho gravost
fpara
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
nm PREalpaMrle MoYEMENTs.
'Iie Arrives In Washington, hut Leaves
Again Immediately for Deer Park


WASHINGTON, Aug. i7-It was q few
minutes before 3 o'clock when tho train
10 which was attached President Rob.
orta' private car containing the president
and Private Secretary llaliord, arrived
at the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station here, The trip from New York
10 Washington was made without Incl
dent, and there waa no demonstration nj
the station. 40 ei0s the presidents prl.
vato coupe, driven by Albeit Hawkins,
arrived NJ the presidents mansion, Az
the president and Mr. ll0lCord alightod a
score Of newspaper mon and others who
had assembled ON the main portico
pressed forward, As they did 10 the
president lifted hla hat 10 the crowd aud
said smiluglyi CLAW dye do, Much
Obliged for this reception The proal-
dent sent u telegram 10 Mrs. Harrison
soon after rC0ohing the White House. In.
forming her Of his arrival There and also
that ho would accompany her 10 Deer
Park.
Both the president and Mr.. Halford
look tanned, The latter, In speaking Of
the trip 10 Mano, said that the prchidcnt
had enjoyed himself and was much BEN
oiltted by the brief outing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. FIN Frh
days race OF tho New York Yacht club
tho Fortuna boat the Palmer and Daunt-
less, tho Titania beat the Graoie and
Bedouin Katrina did not start) and tho
Tomahavk beat tho Leris and Mari
quita. The Gorilla became disabled and
returned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug lI-Judgo
TeTy'a body was removed from the
morguo 10 the Episcopal church and Ito
Ia state two hours, Mra Terry occupied
q pew near the oaaket and watched tho
face OF the dead man all tho two hours,
Several times she left the seat and
threw herself upon the caaket The SER
vice was read by one Of tho yostrymen
OF the church, The body waa inferred
Ia tho cemetery la Stockton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. tT.--Ftank Collum,
who 10 credited with forging S997 900
worth Of notes and who has been lying
In the county jail for several days, was
reloaaed lato lnat night on 800, 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

LAKE CHARLES, Aug. 17.-Louis De-
marest, white, and s. Miller, oolored,
both convicted Of murder, were hanged
here on Friday. The execution was
witnessed by 1000 persona.