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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26
plunged through a l,rIage.

A report reached Denver that the east
bound Rock Island express, which left there
nj o'clock Ia the evening, went through "A
bridge about one hundred miles Gust Of Col
orado Springs. No particulars can be had
at present.
The following report OF the wreck la,
been received ut the Rock Island railroad
conlpany's general Office ia Chicago: Rock
Island No. Ia went through bridge about
one mile west OF Lyman. The conductor
thinks they have found all but the engineer.
One man was badly hurt aud several slight
~. Engine, baggage, smoker AMI chair
ears are wrecked. Doctors have been
ordered. The sleeping car Is all right"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26
INFAMOUS CRUELTY.
SHARP FEMININE PINAxciERING--
ROBBED BY A WOMAN.
A Passenger Train I'm Colorado rinnging
Through "a Bridge -other Teie-
gram. Condensed.
nea, tho chlld 10 Death.

ON the records Of the mayesss court o.
Oskaloosa. Ia. last week appears the arrest
OF Arthur Webb. Sarah T.. Webb. his wife,
aud Anna Ansel his stepdaughter, on
charge OF cruel aud inhuman treatment tn a
child In the family. Jennie Webb, aged six
years. The case against the father aud step
mother was dismissed. but the girl Anna
was convicted and sentenced IA thirty
days la Jail. but sentence was suspended
owing TO her being Ia u delicate condition.
The child was In court and showed many
marks OF abuse. After the trial she was
left among the human hycnas and u nj
forded an opportunity Tor the women 10
carry their threats OF taking the little ones
life into execution. The other evening the
child was given a beating by one OF The
women aud soon after became in~ensihlc AMI
died two days aflerward. Coroner bennet
was at once notified and proceeded with the
inquest. An autopsy WAS held by i've ply
sicians, who found that death was caused 10y
the blows received. The coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict IN which they lind that
death was the result 81 severe aud inhuman
treatment at the hands OF Mrs. Webb and
Anna Ansel. and recommended that they
be held TO answer 10 the charge Of murder.
The county attorney has filed Information
charging the parties with murder Ia the
iirst de gree, aud they are now ia jail.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26
she Wa. cnloroforme.ln ana nobb.d.

The residence OF Mrs. Martha Tillman.
lady Of means, In Mobile, Ala, was entered
by burglars anu about 5000 stolen. Mrs
Iillman was chloroformed aud ~ now under
treatment IL Is feared she will lose her
mind owing 10 tile terrible fright. From all
that can be learned u appears that the bur
glars entered through window and then
sought the sleeping apartment Of Mrs. Till
man. The lady heard them enter, but was
80 terrified that She could not speak. They
appeared undecided as 10 what 90 do. At
his luncture one remarked: "Wha; shall
we do-cut her throat or cblorform hers'
This was more than the oycrtaxcd nerves OF
the unfortunate woman could stand, aud she
swooned. When she came To, the burglars
had gone and her son was standing by the
bedside. There - no clew whatever 10 the
ihlnxes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

On request received from Buffalo the
police arrested a woman giving the name OF
Mary Wilson. who II wanted In that city
for robblng the house ofJ G. Miller. Three
trunks filled with yaluabcs with 5000 ar
rived ut Boston from Rochester. y. y. Miss
Wilson sent AN express man for them, but
the police had told the railway company
not Ia give them up. Miss Wilson then came
~ person aud was arrested. When nc
cusel OF stealing the contents Of the trunks
shc broke down ami confessed. She will be
returned 10 Buffalo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26
victim. 90 The Kansas Herd War.

A report has Just reached Kansas OF n
double murder la the Cherokee strip, few
miles south OF CedHrvalc. Investigation
proves Il TO be another chapter IN the war
which Is being waged OF the men who bring
foreign cattle into The state. When the
Krump 4 Carney herd was driven from Ced-
arvalc to The ranch ~ the strip several o: the
COW boys who were with the herd tainted
The people 81 Ccdarvaic with being accomp-
lees to the murder OF Gibson aud Frazier
and II was with the greatest difficulty that
trouble WAS prevented. After the herd had
been placed on the ranch two Of the boys were
missed and IL was supposed that they had
taken their money aud gone OFF TO
some town and INDUCED la a. spree. Three
men were going along the road recently
when their attention was attracted TO some
buzzards towering over a spot near by and
they made an Investigation. Here they
found that The two missing men bad been
shot from behind and left 70 rot IN the grass.
both bodies were lying lace down and their
pockets had been rined. Part OF their cloth-
ing was also taken. The fact that robbery
was committed on the bodies and also on
the body OF Frazier lead smany people there
10 believe that there II a concerted move-
mcnt on the part OF outlaws Ia use the
troubles over cattle - a shield Tor their
ncfnriOus work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

Mrs. Peterson died with dropsy az Seda-
liza, Mo. She was remarkably large wo-
man, weighing nearly 800 pounds. The
corpse had swollen so much that y was
crowded into the coffin with difficulty. The
lid wins screwed down and the remains lett
I'm that condition for burial. On the night
before burial the watchers were startled by
a loud report In the parlor, where tho tofiin
was placed. The women screamed aud ran
out OF The house. but the men piuckcd up
enough courage To 20 Ia the parlor. The
scene presented was most horrible one.
The gases OF the body had accumulated IN
the casket until their force burst the glass
over the faccand bosom OF Mrs. Peterson.
20 terrific was the explosion that the body
was shot forward aud upward, the head
protruding from the coffin. A ynpor cloud,
laden with the rankest OF pntrid odors, liked
the rooms. IL was decided that, owing to
the advanced state OF decomposition OF the
remains. the burial should take place at once.
Half dozen OF the watchers agreed TO dig
a grave In ihe garden near the house The
grave having been prepared tho coffin WAS
carried To the grave and strong ropes were
placed under the casket. just n IL was
lowered one OF the assistants let 80 OF the
rope. This threw the weight to the head Of
the coffin and the ropes were jcrked from
the hands OF the men stationed there. The
coffin fell with great force head downward
and was burst 10 pieces. II was decided To
ill the grave at once, and the remain, were
thus inferred.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

A horse driven by boy ran away on
Washington street Cape May. n. j.. Just a.
the Presidents carriage. containing Mrs
Harrison. Mrs. Mckee and Baby Mckee
WAS passing. The runaway barely missed
striking the Harrison vehicle. causing great
excitement on the crowded ilofuughfarc.
The frenzlcd animal finally struck AN avn
ing post with great force aud was thrown
TO the ground. where u lay bleeding. Mrs.
Mckee rwo0neL. aud a number Of spectators
hurried 10 her assistance. but she rallied in
few minutes. and the roachman drove
hurrledly 60 the Harrison cottage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

IL is now believed that the live victims OF
the fire above DE Lamarres tavern IN Que
lee were the victims OF "A horrible murder.
Pierre Miranda, father OF the family, who
arrived In Quebec a few days ago fron Wor-
cester, Mass 10 take his family TO his new
home In Massachusetts. is said to have had
$1,000 In his possession. Rumor Is current
that Miranda his wife aud three children
were murdered before the lire was started.
Their charrcd remains were taken 10 81.
Charles Cemetery. but In consequence OF
the current runors, doctors were sent To the
charnel house To make post morteni exam
ination. Ellie Dufour, sixtecn-ycar-old
boy, swore at the coroner's inquest that
about fortnight ago DE lamarre. ia whose
tavern the lire originated, aud who Is now a
prisoner by order OF the coroner. offered him
81 10 set fire To the house and $40 IL lac sue
ceeded In burning II, giving him minute in
structions where To lind matches. etc. A
tremendous sensation was caused BY this
evidence. De l.amarro WAS heavily insured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26
cnliIhinn WIN nm Iceberg.

The Allan steamer llibernian arrived at
Philadelphia from Glasgow after trip OF
ten days, during which she had narrow
escape from being dashed TO pieces on the
side OF huge iceberg.
The vessel ran into u fog. aud the speed
was reduced To live knots an hour. Bnt for
this the vessel would surely have been lost.
The berg was sighted just before o'clock
in the evening. and at a distance OF about
fifty yards. The engines were reversed. aud
the man at the wheel had succeeded IN
slightly changing the course OF the vessel
so that the berg was struck nc a stand. The
iron plates grated along the side OF the huge
pile, aud the vessel carcened until her sails
touched the water There was great excite
ment among the iifty passengers on board.
One passenger, woman, was thrown from
u high bunk and slightly injured. After the
collision the Ilibernian remained hove To
till the next day. all the while being enyel-
oped ~ "a thick fog. During this time the
passengers suffered intensely from cold.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

"For heavens SAKE call an officer" cried
Conductor Warren, leaping from the noon
Little Miami passenger train before " came
TO a stop In the depot at Columbus. o.. fol-
lowed by a score Of excited passengers.
There h a man raylng with hydrophobia
In the ear Two weeks ago Vance =.
sofiley, Of London. Ohio. Was bitten on the
check by hound which he was attempting
To put out OF his house. The dog showed
signs OF hydrophobia soon after and soifiey,
much alarmed. was on his way 20 the city to
place himself for treatment In "A hospital.
AS the train neared the city he suffered a III
at the sight OF glass OF wafer and. bark
ing and snarling, attacked the passengers,
who fled To the platforms and, rs soon ~
The tralns speed admitted IL. jumped OF.
The unfoi iunate man was safely taken To
the Central Station 10 await adNiees from
his friends. where he now lies suffering
spasm after spasnt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

a $4,000 joss house was dedicated
al San Jose. Cal, recently.
An Arizona cowboy caught bear
with his Iasso and dragged II TO death.
Beware OF the thousand legged worm.
a New Jersey girl has been killed by
one
a citizen OF Baker City. Oregon. paid
$3.50 freight Oh two terriers from Eng
land.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

A strange light was seen Ia -. ioui-
llllam Sirsubc went bathing ~ pond.
aud while IN the water his clothing wa.
stolen. Blll made sneak on grocery
store and picked up m empty hour barrel
Knocking Out The heading he put the wooden
garment on ~ w"'Dan docs her dress. nnd
then gingcrly.pl,kcd his way home oses TIE
cobblrrioncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

,r,or, vrer, many departures for EUROPE s''V''" ,
49,. IT, ca.cocne were John p. DE camp Hhon n""'
,.,,,, Az and Mrs Henry G. CODY MIS- INV.
~ . Dillon. j. NJ Dillon. Or. W. = davenport
mn and MR. g. f. Fiske Robert NJ. Hooper D. ioi,V'
C.u,,i, strafton IIeth, Albert hl' VII. All" =,
y Ior.s Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jay MIS- !" 80
v,n,ev Mis-, Rmnelandcr, Miss ;. hIlilcI'i'uo,'
Ii.,enard stewart Rear Admiral H. " e'c"'o'' ~
.t,hcl Mr. and Mrs. Munro smith, MISS L"u'" :"
.,c,,.ict " NJ Storrs Mr.. Tsu the 'hiuese ''''''>
o., f. hc United states; Mr.. and Mrs hnS' "oh' anu
Mis-, Kate c. Wood ri, ,,o,o NJ
Among the passengers on the serva were MI'
and Mrs John Allen, Mr. and Mrs. = r Nsp'"M"i''
ru,,,re Enm, Miss Elizabeth Bhiahu' '"o no'
,.,rn pailie Ira l.. Bursley, c. w. courtney ''r'
and Mrs, j. Milton Cation, Mr.. anu "Is ~ -
~, to,ch. samuel F. Flint. Ernest Uye' Mauahe
,uo,i eve. Mrs. q. +. Gilman. Mr. ana Mrs' r.
,..i, the Rev. !. j. Haley. Dr. ana MIS-. T. VI
,,,r,,rcu Miss Mabel Jenness, Mr. ana Nrs RIM
..iia. ,",d Mrs, Jenne,s Miller, Mr.. aud MIS- a. -
N.Y. thompson Mr. and Mr.. lorDfs 1 T
w. Eanderpoo Mrs. DR.. W: " wallace; 49,,
WAN rh, vera carried: Mr. and Mrs. f. y; Abpey'
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Behrens MR.. -. w i palom'
W,s Kate d. Ralch the Rev Martin NafT9li, Eu5sr u
W. Ab"rt Mr. and Mrs John ) GlttihSs, Henry ; MaS
Glttiogs Captain and Mrs Fred iaD,t Ashton rO..er'
Professor aud Mo Rufus b. Riehaiu'oh' d. "ou'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
WHERE DID5YOU EVER SEE SUCH INDORsEs
MENTS A. THESE BEFOREs-
FROM MADAME ADELINA PATTLNICOLINI.

FROM MADAME ADELINA PATTLNIC0LINI
Crag-y-Nos Castle. Oct ID, 1887.
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equal in merit the Recsmier Preparations my skin
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Balm and every day OF my life Recamier Soap
also Is perfect. IL far SURPRISES all toilet soaps
Recamier Preparations L convinced your Recamier
Preparations the greatest boon ever invented.
could not comfortably endure a day without them"
ADELINA PATTINICoLINL
81 consider them luxury and necessity % every
woman" CORA URQUHART POTTER.
Most refreshing and beneficial and FAR superior 70
any others" FANNY DAVENPORT.
Tho perfection Of toilet articles"
SARAH BERNHARDT.
THE Recamler Preparations are absolutely PEER.
LESS. l shall always them"
HELEN MODJESKA.
I use the Recamier religousy and believe them
ESSENTIAL 20 the toilet OF every who desires
skin" LILLE UANGTRY.
q Unquslihcdly recommend them the best IL
existence" CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
Recamier Cream, for tan. sunburn pmples. SC
Price. 81 so.
Recamsr Balm. a beauther. pure and simple
Price. 81 80.
Recamier Almond Lotion, for freckles. moth and
discooFatons. Price. al 50.
Recamer Powder, for the toilet and nursery VIII
STAY on and does not make the face shine. Prices
Large boxes. 81 small boxes. SOC.
Recamier Sonp.-The best the world. Prices
Scented, Soc; unscentcd, 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
LONG BRfNCH'S NfYOR.
THOMAS T. wOoLLEY 10 BE RI ELEcrED-THL
OCEAN AVENUE DRIVE.

THOMAS T. WOoLLLY 10 BE RE ELECliD-4 III
OCEAN AVENUE DRIVE
Long Branch May l. ~pccal.-rh newly elected
members Of the BOARD OF commissioners Of Long Irinch
will organize next week. Ia Mayor Thomas II.
Woolcy will he reelected 70 ms former place III"
commits ioncr, VIII take prompt action ln reference t
the buA fronting ocean ave. tho famous dl't" ~ .
30 definite plan has Vet been decided rpon hnt th"
commissioner, VIII certainly be compelled TO place
the roadway iu ,dch condition That II viii not h'
dangerous to ride upon it, Many Of the summer COZ
tsers are I'm favor Of having bridges built over the Dig
ars which The eea has torn into the avenue aud then
10 have The timber, covered with heavy layer OF sol
Next fall these bridges pc replaced with strong
bulllcads The season vii open too early ~ permit
the erection of permanent bLikhcads nov. \ number
Of orr prominent cOttagers have arrived At their sum
,rer homes They are almost Wild with indignation
over the present condition Of their iavorte driveway.
Forlcd River. on Eancsat Lay. has a now hotel.
;ll, Parker IOu~,. erected since last season DIS
w. : Parker. il is conmodlous and handsomely
furnished
The brick cottage u jose De Navarro on the Eum'on
Road hts been leased Tor the approaching season hy
j. Maxwell ko-c.s. the president % the Central h3u-
mad of New Jersey and Il sQuu lLW OF Austin turln.
The sea Bright sentinel has made lt' appearance
for rhc season IL q, popular with tho summer guest
Richard Y. Breeze the Long Branch contractor, VINO
built last year the elegant country mouse t
A.uion,7 Oh the Rum,Du Ro1d, for Eb"aN y
Adams. Of Winslow. Lannr Co.,. The N'" 'r"
iarIer. is erecting for NT. Adam. The 4arr .r,-'
hons. and fcrue:y On the NrN..cr-Dy co.-t
Co,rc. snau Scuhaiucr, OF N'".J' r of. Do. d."
cidna 10 rebuild his country houit nclr nee On.
Ihomas Pattcu, the agent Of tie lthlucihnf"- '''tr
in Ne, York. and HE family are al their cottage at
j. : eclsman. tie Vow York banker. vii occnpy
the cottage ol Mr.. j. H. IlclHch also o Ne"-l "'"'
D- To- ttf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
PULPIT AND PEW.
RELIGIOUS NOTE AND COMMENT

our Presbyterian brethren have at least the salts
faction Of knowing that the eyes Of the country are
upon them sad catholic priest 10 mo a day or Two
ago: Catholics of course, are interested IA TINS quo'
ton 81 revising the Westminster Confession for aside
from its bi-tor hostility To- the church. II contains
some elements Of Catholic teaching. though many OF
IFS statement, ar, out Of tho true perspective. IL
cNaE-catcs In directions and minmze' In othcF
drcc. ions. Hut with al is faults f. anchored our
separated brethren II the Presbyterian 'hurch 10 the
theology Of the past and il will be unfortunate II
DO IS altogether thrown aside Us a majority Note
Just as though there necessarily any divine ceru-
iudc in the decision Of majority Thus my iFehd
tho Catholic priest l might have teascd him by ask
ing him about some Of the acts of the early church
synoIe. which were tho outcome Of "A majority vote :
Int a. hc really good fellow reifaincn
from doing So. Then 7 met old time Methodist
preacher. the sort that Wear "a Stlbby bcaW ana Il
.hnycn upper lip "What do you think OF TINS
Prc-l yterlan revision question: l asked. \ war OF
words he rcpli.d. sheer waste of time 10 discuss
g.. Ifr-byterilu- think 60. too. Their creed mas
been virtually Ia the lumber room Tor the last twenty
wears. because they have been SD busy working. Ike
thc NcthDd.-t, that they haven't had time 70 bother
alou, crrci-. Sow somebody happens 10 read u
over. AND discover, that the Church ha4 grown away
yrom IT, Announces IFS discovery. People laugh
The mans a crank but let, taho vote. say tho
Trcsi ytcrau bi, wigs. They take vote aud lo' II
9, found That majority 81 the members want TO let
the olI Creed drop Great sensation. Church leaders
throw fn.t Ia t.o air. beat their tom toms and cry
cont ITO Your tents. O israel! But the venerable
odd Confession {, dropped overheard AL the same, and
ucv know TO-. As "a Methodist. ann glad, for 10 Will
bring 90, closer 20 tho great Presbyterian Church, for
which / have tlo most profound r~po,t' Then
questioned op'imus, the Unitarian. The PN-by
tcrtns,- hc .at. "aIc driuus. Whore don't
hnoo. Come TO tat. l don't know whore am
fr s.f.r a.. lr..t q 10 all q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
the PRESIDENT IN NEw.YORk.
THE SICK RECEIVING MEDICAL SERVICES
FREE

The president OF the European and American stan OF
physicians and surgeons composed Of German English
scandinavian and American Goctor-) l. in NewYorS CITY
nc 80 East lOthst. and will render service to the sick
free Of charge until the evening Of June TO- The object
~ become rapidly and personally acquainted with the
sick, and afflicted invalid, VIII take fence II thoy are
rejected N incurl, e viii DO accepted unless
there j. moral certainty Of being elected IL
your case j. mcuabe they viii frankly tell YOU
special invitation 70 any suffering from disease
pronounced ncurble H. matters what your disease
may D." come and D. examined II you are durable they
viii treat you. and you incurabe they Will advise
You.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To meet the increased demands Of the business Mrs.
Aver has leased remodeed and refed the largo build.
Ing No 300 Fifth-ave. New-York City. where retail
department been established for the sale OF tho
Recamer Toilet Preparations and complete line 81
the highest crate Concsntrdted Odors for The Hand
kerchL scented Waters Sachet 0tcders Goods.
DentJrtces. ot9., manufactured expressly for her In
France. Every requisite and luxurious appointment
gonewomans toilet can De found in this department.
complete LIST Of these artices will be mailed on request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

and advocacy Is -till fresh in the public mind Now
II seems that Verdi has been quoted a having spoken
hSpaIaGngN IT French musicians and MaHSehet,
squirting at the modcrui,ms I'm Otcllo has rtorIed
am aStonl,hcd that Verdi has said anything against
French composers. although | should not have been
surprised If he had said everything good OF the Ger
mans Vet Ncrdi's friends seem to think IT, Is IN
cumhent ON them 10 deny that he IS familiar with Was-
mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
JULIE RECAMIER.
Why you should use the Recaner Toilet Pfepara~
lions.

They will good complexion and restore and
cure bad skin No woman can be beautiful or even
CLEARLY in appearance whose face is msrred BY pim-
pies backheads. botches freckles other inperec-
They the ONLY skin remedies Endorsed by physi-
and by the who make the preservation OF theif
beauty a life study.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

tage here, is at the Aqudneck His WE - s' ~
IN Paris, but she is expected here about te uu0 u
next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
3OJ Finh Avenue. New ork Guy.

neur VI. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". slmonds, Miss
Bertha Seligmann, Mr.. and Mrs; George v. Nauen;
some Of tho passengers on the Ethiopia were: The
Rev Melville IOyd. Mrs. Charles CoOte Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph II. Irvine and Captain MacFarlane
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-07-12
The History OF Butter.

Butter, which is almost indispensable
nowadays, was almost unknown to the
ancients. Herodotus is the earliest
writer to mention it. The Spartans
used butter, but as an ointment, and
Plutarch tells how the wife of Deiotor-
GUS once received visit from Spartan
lady whose presence was intolerable
because she was smeared with butter.
The Greeks learned of butter from the
Scythians, and the Germans showed the
Romans how it was made. The Romans,
however, did not use 1t for food, but for
amounting their, bodies. = Louisville
Courier-Journal. - Dk
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-07-12
The following Resolutions were unanimous.

The following Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That this committee re.affrma
the State and National Republican platform OF
1888, including tho declaration that "the Re.
publican party il in favor of the use of both
gold and silver as money and that it "con-
dems all efforts to demonetze silver"
Resolved, That the persistent neglect OF
Secretary Window to increase the coinage Of
silver 70 the maximum Of four million dollara
per month, coupled with bis attempt to infiu.
ence Congressional legislation 30 as to perpet.
uate silver decentralization, is u shameless vio-
lat1on OF the silver plank OF the National Re.
publican platform, an attack upon the rights
and interests OF the miners, farmers and
workers OF the land, and act of party per-
fidity that should call for his retirement from
the councils of an Administration which il
pledged to help and not 10 hinder the remont
ti2ation of silver.
Resolved, That the RepEblican party OF
this State is In favor of Tree and unlinntet
coinage of both gold ard silver; that il
holds to this principle AS tenent of party
falth and test of party allegiance; that il
Will permit of no abandonment or modifctiol
of this doctrine; that le. whosoeyer will PROV
iecreant to the principle Of bmetallism It will
remain steadfast thereto, and that it invites all
voters in Nevada who favor tie repeal of th a
iniquitous interlineated law OF 1873 by which
silver was demonetized, and who desire tba
establishment of free and unlimited coinage as
the law of the United States OF America, "a
join in electing delegates to Republica
state Conve ntion.
Il. d. BOYLE, Chairman,
II. U. LORD, Secretary. jrTtd