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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-29

TALLEYRAND's AuoAcITY.

4 Cnntempo=ary's An,cd,te OF the E.a-
nous Dip!omlt.
NJ. dc Reugnot, n contemporary of
Tallcyrnud's and superintendent OF pv.
lice at the time OF the Pruesian M
ton OF Paris, relates the foilowin.
nnccdotc of ~Tallcyrand. an incident il
which he, himself, played no incon-
apiclous part:
m. dc Tallcyrand," snys NJ. de fieus-
not, ION hearing that the Prmssinn
army intended to blow up the bridge Of
.Icna, and knowing that on these oc,:a-
aious no time was to be lost, ordered
me to find Marshal Blucher, wherever
he might be, and to use the strongest
lalGuagc in my vocabulary on the part
q The King and his government in order
~ induce the marshal TO give such
p1relnDtcry orders ms would prcvcn
thc Threatened outrage.
shall l say said l, that the King
will have himself carried to the bridge
ana be blown up with it2'
mot precisely; people will not be-
licve III quite SO heroic;. but Shy some
thing stronS-vcry strong
Ion | went TO discover the mur3hal,
who WIS easily to be found, in q c.,.-
tain gambling house in the Palais
Royal. Though by no means delighted
ut being disturbed in his only ninuss :
incns, the marshal, on being assured
that the name Of the bridge was 10 las
altered, gave the necessary orders; ior
stopping its destruction.
when l returned, and gave I'M nc
count OF my mission. NJ. dc Tallcyrand
said. good-humorcdly:
"'NYoll, now l think that we may
profit b. your idea of this moltiiits.
You remember tho King threatened tn
BE- carried to.thc bridge, and wa pre-
pared to be blown up with It. 1t Will
make Il good newspaper article
II protitcd by the hint. The anccdn,a
appeared in all the papers, and tho
King received the compliments inada 10
hin upon 1t with his accustomed alra-
hilit:T and assurance"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-29
Irnoa wrDsssDAr's DAlLr.l,
SALMAGUNDI

John Henderson is able. to lse up to.
luy.
9. II. Hale and 4. Hudson left this
morning for Huntington.
DIR. j. Henderson is improving, and
| we hope To see him out nsain within
! I Iaw days.
Now is the tine to clean up back
yards, So, the hens aud prepare for
Sprins gardening.
Sacramento Bee: The last Speak,
OF The House dnin't get "~thankci'
was James X. Polk. Til similarity
between himself aud Speaker Reed
ends here. Tor Polk WAS subsequently,
elected President Of the United
States.
George Russell, our Comm ssioncr
To the Worlds Fair. has received Il
telegram ~summuning him 10 attend Il
meeting OF the Commission at Chi.
cago un April is,, but Mr.. Ru sell
viii not lac able to 20 aud has uo,i.ird
his alternate TO attend in his stead.
Senat" bill 80. lC3, providing rur
The payment 10 the various counties
"f the State tho b. lance due un ac.
count. OF the special election OF Feb.
IL, 1850, passed both IIourcs OF the
Legislature, but we are unable To say
whether il has been approved 10y tie
Governor.
Senator Pfcffer, e Kansas, has Il
"i.e and eight children, AID the lat
ter. including three daughters, have
all been Taught trades. The boys
have ill learned the priateI's trade.
and the eldest daughter has been
taught TO set we. One son is Il
locomotive engineer. Onc daughter
does a~Gnnu"nss work and reporting.
bu; also sets nre.
IIiriy-two names OF "reprcseata-
tiveS o. E'ito county" are att tcae | 70
tie rnti;ion from Tuscaro-u praying
Ilc NIOi.fIOr 10 slnI HE G!!:U rail-
!Oal ill. o: thrsc, Iwcniy tyo we're
assessed for taxation in 1879 for
various sums nggrrgalInI 50 30, oar,
h!iabe & Bro, for S4l,3JJ, whiIn nine
names do not appear gu the tax rol
Il; all, though sn",a Of the latter pay
taxes through their connection with
.irEis az corpCrat'oas.
Denver Qacea B.e:--Ta, City
Counci; of hoavor have promised, 50
sly the papers, to do everything in
their poHrr L. kc.p M ont o: the
saloons. the poor m"n are entirely
overlooked IN thi, promise, as usual.
Non. II - The men that everybody
ahow'd try 10 kcc? out Of tbs saloons.
Women only 20 10 the ~s.:!uuns to look
after their boss ). MAn is determined
10 hr.iGr h!;a5rif in fIom the re!inin,:
aud Wholesale In;iaouce Of women.
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Mrs. MrKccn and Mrs. Russell lI"rri.
eon nro going 10 Europe to spend the
Summer. They will sail about tho
lst OF May, ana arc going straight to
Lohd"n. They will b. tho guests Of
Minister and Mrs. Lincoln. Tho
Presidents California trip, should hc
determine to go, will, in all Likelihood,
DO cniirolya stag party, for Should
Mrs. Russell Harrison 20 abroad tho
children will bo loft to Mrs. IIrriyon's
cnro during Tho Summer, aud she may
not caro- to 10 separated from thUln
for tho six weeks contemplated III
tho overland journey.
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A Severe Test.

When n manufacturer. from wears
II obForvItion. has so completely
sltIs'i himself of tho universal salts.
faction givca By lis products. that lie
feels fully warranted IN selling them
under u r~or;iIic i;c of guarantee, il is
very natural 10 believe tina, such II
producer has Implicit confidence in
tho merits Of his goods, aud that. too.
not Without good reason. Such con
iidcncc ia possessed by the Worlds
Hispcusary Medical Association. cf
Buffalo. Now York, in DR.. piorcc'a
Family Medicines, and hence his
"Favorito Prescription" H. gold by
druggists, m M 0thor medicine FOR
similar purposes cvc WINS, urlor a
pOSiiirc guarantee, that il will in
every case give satisfaction. or money
paid Tor IT, will bc refunded. IL cures
all thogc distressing and delicate nil.
monis and weaknesses peculiar To
women. IL In not necessary 10 Gnu
mcratc tho long c~atuloguc"f drtnngc.
mcnta, both functional aud organic
"t tho female system which this mar.
vclons remedy ovctcon ~. They are
ALAG! but too ~wcll-knOwn to most f..
males who huyo attained wumnu.
hood, to need more than a hint to
mako thom plain to thor under.
standing.
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A ro,d and ,yinpino Teloh.

volkhovslsy, n Russian exile, while
occurring at Hampstead. Eng, related
n desperate artiicc to which he once ~
sorted. A police official once searched
hi, honGc for compromising papors. At
tho timo there wac in his possession IL
certain document the discovery OF which
meant .erious danger not only TO bin,.
eclf, but also To Ills friends. Sollthoyslty
wa desperate, for II wa quito certain
thnt the document would DO found.
But o daring trick saved him. lie coolly
banded tho document to tho oficiai.
who scarcely. glanced at II, and handei
IL bae!t.. Thus after tho most miuutS
search, the oGleiIl, his noao blacltencd
with SCOT and hio hair decorated with
fcGthcrn-for 1ic had ever examined tho
otovc-pipcs and the bcddinS-had 70 do
part emIty'handcd.
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An Act to prevent unnecessary de
10y in rendering judicial dcci ions by
tho courts oi tins State. Approved
March ., lSJl.l
Tho people of Tho State of Nsvn IL,
represented in Senate and Assembly
10 cnnct ~ follows:
SGcrioH /. No Justice Of tho Su.
prc,nc G. urt. nor Judge If tho Dis.
trict Court IN this State shall, after
the Iirst day of July, \. ID. ono thou.
sand cimht hundfwi aud ninoiy. ono,
hc nlluwci 10 draw or receive any
monthly Snlary unlots hs shall tii;o
aud subsrfibc nm uili lavit before un
officer authorized TO administer oithe
that no ciusc in his court remains IN.
decided that has boon submitted for
tho period OF ninety days.
SEC. 9. Tho said Ill ltsit shall bc
filed with tho SHtc Controller, and
shall constitute his authority for
drawing aud delivering tho monthly
salary warrant for any such Justice or
Judge.
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Tho Bruncr Casc.

We brliovc, aud bnv" believed from
the stari, that Elwool Bruncr detect.
cl the gamo Of the Examiner to create
Il sensation Of him, aud entered tito
the ocli"mc ~ dupc tho conspiratorf.
Whether correct "r not will soon DO
known Austin Advocate.
Well. the committee appointed Ia
investigate The matter has iilul n r..
port finding Btuner guilty Of accept
ins n bribc, ~ charged. What does
tho Advocate think Of tho Bruaer
cuso now
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The 1nllnn,s Gratitude.

You have heard Of the novcr.dying
gratitude of tho Indian. writes Teresa
III. Dean in tho Chicago lleruld,--of how
they never forget u favor. Well, they
never do forget II favor. II ono Is
unfortunate enough to give ono oi ti,cIn
. ciTarcttc--if they love nothing cl.c
they lovo cigarcttcs-in the morning,
from that time until tho 6uu sets lc rc-
turns every half hour for moro. Tic not
only comes back himself, but he bring,
with him all tho other members Of tl'o
~miejudJcd tribe that chance 10 be in thc
ncighborbood. As bcggnrs they nru
most supreme. The pride that their
admirers trot out us symbolio of thcir
nobility never intcrfcrcs with tacir
pleading for pennies, n~iclsclo, dimes. TO-
baceo or any thing else. Aud prido
never causco them 10 licDitatc in holl-
ing themselves II their entrcuties aru
irnornl.
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Spirituntisnt.

nr. Sch!csingcr, OF San Francisco.
tho sriritunlistic and tc.L medium, is
here stopping at the Depot ~IIutcl, and
will remain only u short tinG. While
1T have but little fdith in spiritual.
ism, W. C~onscntol't u u s~iL;ilt with
tho Doctor this mprnins in order 10
nscortiin 80 ucthia! rs u his powers
in performing what no clIims-.or
rather what he 81 inns tho spirits do
through him rs u medium. To Say
that W. were ustunislicl but fcob.y
expresses o'ir feelings whrn told tho
names Of fricIds both dead and living,
tho nimG OF fithcr, the maiden nanc'
in full Of mother, wlicro and from
what disease shS died. ~ vol us other
things olIllly incp npr3h 5nsibic. Mr..
u. 5. fd:ringtoI, who WIS present ut
tho sitting, Was equally ]asiouhdol ut
the revelations III de 10 rato cnco 10
matters Which cDlll not hnvo boon,
hy my p%jIsibilit%, kipSi u tl,y
DJctor. rhoso wh, havo doabls us
10 this matter nr1 a lyigoi 10 visit this
wonderful person i.c who clIins " 10
tho olde.t spi:itdIlist COW liyinS.
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lFnoA FnIpAr's DARYL
s.ALMaGuNDI.

dis. Thomas CsumpAcie. is visit,
ink Elko lends.
y supply Of strictly first ears fresh
butter 1st received at Henley.
Bar silver WAS s97!ai an ounce in
New York at noon Yesterday.
Three car loads Of fat hcgs paseed
through vest bounl at noon to.la (.
Will ,m Yates. q: Pine Valley. IT,
reka county, i in town on a visit IA
his parents.
Joseph Rodger, Wos;cnho,m ;ud
Sun Co.'S iirc pocket kuices and
razor- ut stuilcrir.
In thirty-live parishes OF Lou:at.a
the colored people Ouinum,ar ta
whites in soinr eases in tho pro.5ortio
Of IL 10 /.
a heavy shower Of rain las: nic
nnd this morning will 10 n b nr:it IA
moisteling the cirtir and mnkiag The
grass grow.
just received. Spring and Summer
Hats FOR Ladies. Misses aud Children.
White Goods. Ali over EmbrCi tories.
ctc.. at l;os,nsiuck's. I'm
\ fonTtecn-yenroll girl who was
sworn as Witness in u CimGcn, y: j..
murder care said che had never seen
II bible before size cntcrcd the court
room.
By request Dsai>s will give a. :
= t.inmSnt 1T Lm,I lie Sch5nl!. II e
on next Mrnl,y evening. II, IN -.
The paop'e u: that vliloy .aI to
surrounding courtr! are referred @
his advertisement which appears cl. {.
where.
When Your eyes get weak and pam
you while reading, 90 t. nullcr and
get yon n pair Of good specs or rye
glasses. \ good lit guaranteed ur no
pay. y full assortment Of colurcd
gl,sses for sun or o y
Tcrro iluuie Mai: B.,va Lock
wood may now De lat upon the ~.
tired lIot Along with Rutherford Is.
lllycs. Susan u. Anthony has ki.lsl
her oil by chIrging that shn plints
her checks AMI bleIchcs her hair
Ben Butler caulda'tstInd accusations
If that 8 ,rt.
All wines and liquors used fpr ma
dicinal and domestic purposes should
BE- absolutely pare anl unadultcr
atcJ, and nomc othar should DO used.
y good stock OF pure domestic and
imported always on hand al Mullcris
Drug Store.
1t IS not IL, cStran, OF holi and
cold so much rs the Sudden changes
IN t,mprraturS that clusc certain
climates TO be unhca'thrui. When,
however, tho system is i]nvigornt,d
with Ayers ~Shrsaplrilia these chan lcs
are rarely attended with injurious re-
suits.
The only means for curing and
ni!oTd:Dg relief 10 tn" unfortunates
suffering from hcrniu or rupture, is in
IL well. fitting and well adjusted Truss
,r Banda-c. Muller has n large as
sortmcnt OF tho very latest improved
TruaseS and Bandagcs, and will take
measurement anal order any special
Truss or Bandagc madc to order. 4
For the C:Te OF colds, coughs, AMI
all arrangements "f the rosliratory
organs, no other medicine is so RI.
Liable rs Ayes Cherry Pectorai. 1t
relieves tho ns;hmntic and consump.
tive, even in advanced sta!eJ OF
disease, AMI has saved innumcrablo
livcJ.
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tFnoA rurr:spAr's DAlLr.l
SALMAGCSDI.

j. b. Fitch made flying trii, &c
town this morning.
The weather is warm and Spring
like, with an occasional slight sho or,
"Carlin! Change sara FOR ruscnro.
rn, White Rock. Mountiin C,y ana
all points Nrr;h."
The RAILROAD Sinkin. Fund, pro.
vidch for in Assembly Bill No. III.
should have "a I after the $ in "sink
ing"
Mrs. liice Ric,rd h,s tiisa tho
agency Tor the sale OF iE.e Gsrm,n
E!cc,rm ip~pl;nrccs, incl..lins Bolta,
Insulcs and Inhalcrs.
Over s2CO worth OF COLL was taken
ont o: Boone Til!ori's placer clIim in
Osccoia one day las. week, in an hour
with Al dry wushcr, says TIE White
Pine News
DE-. Henderson is SIN quite weIk,
though il is though, that he is not
u'nN''""slH III b"'ng naturally
"e.'1"'e' us recover! Is consequently
not very rapid.
Reno Journal: The new lax pro
hib!ting the :LichiiI o. trolt in any
OF the strcInis iii Nevada beto:c the
lst If April his gone into effect, AMI
Wells, Fargo u -. refuse u take lish
D.: express uniitthat time.
~ .'"'S' pis''oN'
~ ~ :" III '"S ';"-
li''ne C'u't 'l'.'' MS prSS"'ce NJ
i" r'''e S''"''' ." al posse" cl MS
-" N'1 w "'"'" VIZ
' '""' ~"'''! vi INC
Ch!'Fiie beit:-ihe election OF
HcAer'i f'IHneF' OF Limos, 10 the
O"''e' otHtes SENATE WaN's hln Il
presidential pp'ib:i'iy. Grover Cicre.
and has most TO feir III the convca
I,
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w.. =,
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,ra. 49,
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miles.
Tx. CONGRESSMAN NJ .fEinIrv Of Ohio
said rsccn,l. TO The uc,u!, of Wor.cs.
ter, Mass: "Ncc.u have. f.c. trade.
perhaps, when thruthrr nations bring
their labor up Ia our hi.h r,gndlrd,
fu7 We will never descend TO theirs.
We know what thirty years Of nru-
lection hos done, and if chi,ngo ever
comes it will not come from school
nier or theorists
Tho Turroro-, uc,it;,, ro,.., 49,,
IISI hlONtiilS, lns -.Jit, WAS III uhEGut-
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IFRoM MONDAYS DArLr.l
SAL3iAGUNDI.

DR.. j. Henderson is still confined 10
his bed.
John Henderson Is also laid up
with la grippe.
Charley Moody is laid up with the
prevailing disease, In grippe.
Tho Griswold Lo:s left today by
private conveyance for Ruby Valley.
Asaemb!yman f.. q. Mcclellan and
vito arrived from Carson City last
night.
John Lyons has leased tho John
C~icndenuing ranch in Mound Valley
for n year.
Mrs. +. +. Muller has gone out to
Llmoillc Valley on Il visit To her
mother, Mrs. Gillnnd.
Senator Sproulc, and Assembly.
man Ainlcy and his daughter. Miss
Nellie, arrived from Carson City
Yesterday morning.
4 llto report from Ruby Valley
says Mrs. james Hyvrs ami her son
Albert are 50 far recovered from their
-ecent illness as to JJ ont OF all
danger.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is
being urged To pass u go 81 road law.
but with thci: pockets filled with
passes the members do not take much
interest in the subject.
The News says: Lincoln county
has responded TO White Pines call 10
the tun" ~ SESSION uccoun OF the lit.
tie job it id for that county, namely:
tho hunainI OF uInk Parish.
I8luc and Al. Griswoll arrived
yesterday morning from n trip 10
Georgia where they shipped a lot Of
horses last November. They did
fairly well in the venture, having sold
tho culiro shipment ut favorable
| prices.
a letter from Rnny Valley states
that Mrs. james Myers is quite sick.
and her son Albert il very low. his
recovery bang considered doubtful.
IL Is said there is more sickness in
that valley nov ihun WAS ever known
~ any timc since It's settlement.
Eruo JuIrnul:-Scuutor Williams
OF EiHo WIS ba,ly crippled yesterday
afternoon while descending The moan
tain from Glcmbtuok 10 Carson on
sau Sshocn. lie waS !itchcl head
iirat dow. the hill aud wlcnchCd one
q his knees. The doctors Thick he
Will bo laid up tao or three weeks.
CaTsoa T7.bunc:-Thc closing hours
Of tho Assembly last cycumg were
spicci With - litl.c Thirt House pro-
: crcl'ugs w.l.e IN ''oEmIttcu OF the
Whole. The wits Of the occasion
were A'ecnL.ymcn ihumrsun. Mar
phy, Allra, McFIdicn. Med Han mud
Harrington. Tao bills and rcsuiu.
tons were ap]P.op?in;r and Urimming
over with humur.
The RcaoJournal says: "Thc Leg
's!uturo pas: cd an Act reducing the
State rNic 0i taxation from ~ 10 ~
cents on each 500 vHlua,ion." THIS
makes the t"N levy in Eikn county 80
o. each 300 valuation, und wc sup.
10 80 that thNsa WIN have nlil ,uv.u
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sALAEns AFTER J.eH. /, 1893.

q Observation-Disclosures. 800. SJ,IO
We cannot figure TN the salnry OF
tho Recorder, from tho fact that We
do not know how much will
DO saved t. tho County Treasury by
changing his uIlicc from q fee to a
salary Office. At present that officer
receives Il salary Of 800 II month, and
The remainder Of his compensation il
derived frOm frcs whicl are paid los
those who havo work done; but after
January J., 1892. his Balnr. will bc
S2,iGO, md nil FOES received by him
will b, turned into the County Treas
ury: aud II wo estimate Il saving Of
3l,3)) in III It oil 70 80 hlvn u total
reduction Of &i,DJJ PER annum after
January |, 1879.
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DR.. 9. +. Mpors, Deutiyt, his pei.
mmcUtly locI,,din Eitb ON o j
tho reHr OF llumbUl It Lodging tIous
Call md learn tho condition o[ yO,.
leoih. rainicsu c~Straotion, and a.
work guaranteed. a25.
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Feline Hunt Near Battle Mountain


An exciting wild eat chase tool;
p'acc yesterday on tho north side ~
tho riVor. in tho Blossom field. Vorc.
ing the river 10 u tcnso growth OF
willows md uhhcrbruuh, 30 closely
intNr~Ovon TINT man or horse cntnr
not, which IL the lair OF numerous
wild animals down from tho noun.
tain tops III tho Spring of tho ycnr.
F.vo horscmcn rCdo by this jungle
mn ] started u Will eat ont of a couch.
a lively pursuit followed, Ia which
tho Two sncody horses, lrnpinR bitches
nnl hodges, and tho riders throwing
their larin,s whenever closo enough.
Kept web on 10 tho bcnst, until, uttcr
q circuitous chase OF three miles,
Jimmy blossom won tho trophy 10y u
doStcTOus swing Of tho rops, AMI rOlc
p'CudIy into town mith Tho sliin
strappad 10 his saddle. IL is danger.
Qua sport, az tho beasts nrO large and
fotUcious, aud unless tho hOrscman il
quick, cvon after being lnRsOCi tho
cat Is apt to spring upon tho equine
or ridor, though tho knowledge OF tho
danger gives n lingo OF adventure
highly exciting. -fCsntral Hcvddnn.
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The Eiio correspondent OF the San
FranciGcu Chronicle who claims that
the recent reduction in officers said
rics vii! save the county $1,000 IL year
is neither IL mathematician nor good
EueSscT, us "a" following figures will
DIDYS.
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From SArCRpAY's DAILY.J
SAL0IiGUSDI.

S.Spanc,r arrived last night from
lone, California.
DR.. j. Henderson ia dowa with la
grippe, though not seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen l.. CI,ant came
in from Lamoi!lc Valley yesterday.
L. j. Jones, of Pheasant Valley.
gave this Office n pleasant call this
morning.
Jhos. Crumpacxcr arrival last
night from Alpha. Eureka county.
waoro he is nos located.
Charles Adams, OF South Fork. and
Jul and Steve Dliin, Of Llmvilio
w,rc in town this morning,
We understand there ~ n proposi
ton on foot to give our legislators n
public reception on thor arrival from
Carson.
Henley has taken tho agency Of
'Stans.ll's Punch" tho best 5.ccut
cigar made. Smo.Icrs arc advised TO
give t!IctI q Trial.
Jorry Shrchln and his two sisters.
Misses .Ab'dc and Annie. AMI Waiter
EimDro returned lI,t night from II
trip II San FraIcis %.
william Smiley, OF S.ar Valley.
pisI,l though this morning on his
return from san Erdncisc, where he
sid bis stmTucnt cf beef cattle at
Gool prices.
George p. Robinson came in from
R"5y Valley the other day ruT,.ing
with the p~rcvailiag disease, Ia grippe.
Us Is still in town though not ca.
iinei 10 his bad.
Tho bill taking tho printing o. tho
tax list ont Of tho hands OF the Asses
urs, was laid on tho shelf in tbs Son.
a'r. THIS disposcs of tina measure.
and We can see no good reason why
such n b.Il should b. passed.
f. DcYoung, nGcnt Tor the German
El"rtric Bolt Agency, is 1T the Depot
Hotel, Room 81, with a full G'0r'i Of
Electric Appliances. As hc will pos
itivcl? leave here next Monday mora.
inI, those who desire To try the vir-
tNr OF hio goods should call previous
to tat time.
Reno journal: Tho Fifteenth Sos.
SION Of tho Nevada Legislature will
end by constitutional Limitation ut
midnight. Three. fourths Of tho gpa.
sion wan FILTERED away without ne.
campi'SiIing anything. and furniancs
proof that all the legislation required.
moro in fact than ia necessary, can
DO accomplished in fifteen days.
Reno journal, ThursIay: J. Il.
Williamson, Jr.. oaly sun o. Senator
illiHmson, Of Lander, died yrs;cr.
day Of pneumonia NJ Clr5un. Iio had
jult attained his majority and waa u
bright, intelligent youth, respected by
all who knew him. Tine alone can
asSungc tho deep g.icf Of his hctcaycd
parents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-23
trial by Jury.

We notice that the meeting Of
the American Bar Association,
the Committee on Remedial
Procedure recommended Leg
islation that should give 10
threc-fourths Of a jury the right
70 give a verdict in civil cases.
A minority report fayoring the
present system as il is was also
presented. The report Of the
majority will receive no sane
ton in the minds of the people.
There may be some evils about
the present jury system, but the
changing Of the laws as they
recommend will only augment
them. Frequently the views Of
the entire jury undergoa change
by the holding out Of one man
and the prolonged discussion Of
the subject and man who is on
trial is dealt with justly where
he would not otherwise be. The
system is for the purpose Of
giving 10 every man a trial by
q jury Of his peers and IL is the
best system yet in force or that
has been presented IL some
method could be devised where.
by more intelligent men were
placed on juries in some in
stances, il would be better, but
considered as q whole, there il
little Improvement that can b.
made.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-23

The scathing utterances Of
James G. Blaine on the Nc
Kinley bill are doing the Re-
publican cause untold injury
this campaign. A few Repub-
lican papers, which care more
for their cause than for truth,
have attempted to deny the
authenticity Of the Saying of
Mr.. Blaine but to no avail.
Mr.. Blaine himself has never
denied that he said just exactly
what is reported. Senator Al
lison and Hale, both Republic
cans, were present when the ut.
terances were made, and they
have not lifted their voices in
protest against their truth. Sen.
ator Blackburn, to whom the
greater portion of the TRADE
was spoken, has never been dis
puted by any one present at th'
time. Blaine's arraignment o.
Mckinley and his monstroul
bill stands an indestructabl'
monument to him, and makes
him to day the most popular
Republican in the United States