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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
NOTEG FROM THE INDUSTRIcS.

BOHEMIA miners wages average S132
year.
TIE celery crop of Kalamazoo, Mich,
will be worth 81 100000
C.NLIroE:;IA vincyardists arc substi-
tutinG white for Chinese labor.
Two NEW mica mines have been late
ly opened at North Groton, II. II.
SHEEP raising Is on the Increase in
California. There is big money in sheep
ut present.
INDIA, it is cstirnntcd will produce
10000, 900 pounds cf tea during the COM
ing season. .
TIE annual product Of salt through
out tho world IL estimated at 1880. 900
tons, the larger share coming from Eng
lish works.
TIE product OF gold in the United
States during the last sixteen years has
aggregated the enormous amount Of
G572,900,O0O.
IT now appears That the GEORGIA wa
tc1aclon crop, at IN average yield, will
&c about 10000 cars, with the possibility
hat a good season may swell it to 49,
100 Watcrmclons Will be cheap and
)lcnty.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
FACTS AeoUT WAVES.

some Figures RoSardln. tho HolGht OF
s Water MonntI lns. -. -,
II Is not uncommon in prose works to
read OF mountainous waves. &Exact
measurements seldom confirm fir, inn
Prcssions Scorcsby found that forty
feet was the height from trough to crest
Of the largest waves ncIiur1l by him
in the North Atlantic and in q cyclonic
storm, when bound for Australia in the
Royal Charter.
This has long been. accepted % the
oxtrcme limit of wave height. Capt.
Kiddlc. well-lnowa and experienced
nnvi .ator, has, however,, encountered
waves 1T sea which were seventy feat
high. The late Admiral Fit.roy had
previously observed waves rs high; lal
some observations made at Ascension
il 1896 support these authorities.
In 1874 her majcsty's ship inconsistent
was scud linz with her stern upon the
crest and her bow in the depression be-
tween two successive waves, all the
wave ahead was observed exactly level
with her forctopsail yard, jus: seventy
seven feet above the water line.
On the 18th of July, 1883, the Cunartl-
or Umbria was struck by wave not
less than fifty feet 'lIigh; which did
much damage. Two days before the
Wilaon liner Mnrtcllo hal n similar eX-
pcricncc; an enormous solitary wave
Gtrucl: her, completely submcrS;ug the
decks The Martcllo was much small
Ter, uad more deeply laden than the
quccnly Umbria. No connection could
be traced between these waves. which
were referred to in the dailics rs tidal
waves although of altogether different
origin.
In October. 1881, the italian bark
Rosina had I'll hands. except one man
who was ill in his bunk, swept off her
decks by wave which broke on board
as they were shortening sail during n
heavy squall in mid-Atlantic. The
British bark Undinc had one watch
washed overheard and her captain
killed under similar circumstances.
1t said that the massive bell of the
Bishop Rock was wrcnchcd from it3
fastening by the momentum of driving
seas in Il gale of wind, and the gallery
containing it thiclsly strewn with sand,
although one hundred feet above high
water mark.
Scor2sby gave six hundred feet as
the maximum length of sea waves but
there arc many longer Mr.. Douglas,
when building lighthouses on the
coast Of Cornwall, noticed waves thir-
teen hundred feet long from crest to
crest. - Chambers Journal
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
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THINGS GIG AND OLD,

GEOGRAPHICALLY, Pa, haS q pear
tree over $50 years old.
TIE original oak shingles arc still on
the roof of u Reading (pa.) house built
in 1850.
HAY thirty-two years old has been
found in Wctmorc and is said 20 DC we'll
.,rSIGrved, bright and 0wcct. 9.
TIN; biggest orange tree in Louisiana
IS claimed to be in.Tefr6bdnc' parish.
IT is Is feet in circumference and 80
1cet high. The yield this year Is cx-
pccted to reach 10000 oranges.
Mrs, PRGSCIITA SCReGcINS, Of Gaincs-
Yilic Ga, Is ia years old and has in all
'l,l5o descendants, 10 children, 1903
3rnndehildrcn, CSC Croat-Jrandchildrcn
IN" 421 Observation-Disclosures,
HORSE owned in louisville, Ky, Is
|, oyer forty-scvcn years old. He ia
dtnown rs IVat,hoc, and bears on HIS
light flank the scar Of q g,,nshot wound
:'ccetYcd III Bucno Vista in tho Mexican
var.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
WHERE THE SILVER OF THE
WORLD IS. .a...4-'.=....-

1t should be borne in mind that of
the nearly four thousand millions Of
silver in the world, all Of it is in use
as money, save perhaps eight or ten
millions Of silver bullion, not yet pnt
into coin, at a ratio less than the ratio
established in this country, and that
not dollar of it could come to this
country to be exchanged for gold
without u considerable loss. At least
one-third OF the worlds silver coin, il
brought to this country to be eX-
changed for guild, as the monomen-
tallists declare it will be under free
coinage, must be. brought here at q
loss of to 10 per cent. All Of the
balanae now in use as money, save IL
trifiing amount that is held in japan
and Mexico, must he exchanged ut Il
loss, without counting exchange, in-
surance and loss nf interest, of at
least three per cent. We must not
overlook the fact that the silver of the
world is not held by the governments
in which it is doing money duty, but
is in tho hands of the people doing
business in those countries, il we ex-
cept from that statement the small
amount held by Germany which is,
SO inconsiderable in amount, that, il
it should be turned INFO this country
in week, it would nave NO percepti-
bic influence on monetary affairs
here. Give silver the same chance
that you give gold, and no avarcious
money king will be advising the peo-
plo ito hoard gold against day Of
financidi DISTRESS" for the two metals
will be ut parity aS the old ratio, and
we will hear no more of the cheap"
silver dollar; nor Of the "delr" gold
dollar; and, while the opportunities
OF the rich may be somewhat less
than they are now, the opportunities
Of the great mass of men all over the
world will be incrous cd, and the race,
not for wealth, but for the necessities
Of life, will b, open and on fair terms
to thousands of men, against whom it
is now by virtue Of vicious money leg
islatiOn, practically cloSed.- Senator
Teller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
Freedom

rom the tyranny of dcpraYed blood by the
use of this medicine.
For nine years was afGicted with n skin
disease that did not yield to any remedy
until friend advised me to try Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. With the use Of this medicine tho
complaint disappeared. 1t Is my belief that
no other blood medicine could have effected
- rapid and complete n cure."- Andres
y. Garcia, c. Victoria, Tamaulipas. Mexico.
"My face. for years. was covered with pim-
pies and i,,mors, for which ] could find no
remedy til began to take Ayers Sarsapa.
rlila. Three bottles Of this great blood medi.
cine effected thorough cure. 1 eonRdentl,
recommend II to all suffering from similar
troubles."-M. Parker, Concord, Vt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
Good III Jews :
nSSeG for sun or snow.

No one, who is willing " i.uOpt the right
course, need be long atnlcLeu with boils, car
buncles, pimplcS, or other cuLineous erup
tiOns. These dro the results vi Natures Ell
forts to cxp1l poisonous laid cilctc matter
nom the Li1oA, aid SHOW iidIiIy lliaL The
system is rduidg ILSch t.luugu ,Ie skin Vi
Impurities wnicm IL WAS tic legitimate worn
OF tie liver ana Kidneys 10 rcIlIUve. TOrc.
store these organs 10 LIIUir proper functions
Ayers Sarsaparilla Is tue UcuIcIne required
That no oCner Olood-puiIIer can compare
with 1t, thousands testify who have gained
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31

When your eyes get weak aud puip
you while reading, 20 to Nuller and
get you par Of goId specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or no
pay. 4 full assortment Of colorcd
GlusseG for sun or snow. *
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31
NOTHING LIKE III

Blood IL thicker than water, :,
and must DO kept pure to
Insure good health. go
SwIFr's SPECIFIC Is natures remedy
for this purpose.
1t never to fails eliminate the impu1
tics and build up the general health.
There is only one Swifts Specific,
and there is nothing like it
DO sure and get the genuine.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Tho Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. &c
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31

What Ito yow suppose Is
the matter arith this scon,a1?
SHE 7ools pretty mad, doesn't
SHE? G'"ss she Just used that
broom on her husLunnd.. See
her Shaking Her fist! Bit Lor'
a. mercy, SHE amt hoIf as
mail as the acon,an scT0 sent
off for her goods, >r bought
them 'ou,e other jlacc before
seeing 0"rs. Why shom1d
SHE he? SHE nerer last such
baryai'ss!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
bibited In Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Gua1.an-
eed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31

Mems. boys and Children's. Cloth
ing. g..
., Ladies', Misses and. Children's
Shoes.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Hats, ard .. ..
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING
GOODS
in Great VARIETY, ut
j. ROsENS STOCKS.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-31

Office Of Wells. Fargo & CO., and Ell
Tuscarorn stage Co.
OTdcis and cCrrcsptnGep"
trysolicited ana rromp; attention
Call Oh ny, try a., ana We uic
Get satisfact DRY treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08

debt question, ard the committee there VINO !,
are trying to arrange settlement ieel snas
to say anything nov on toe SUBJECT, Wouio
have only tina effect of producing puoiic OILS
oussion which would retard the progress OF
the work which ia going on. All that re- :.
mains ia that close figuring aod good iai ~
en- both sides will bring about sstis'
factory result which may be looked Tor az
distsut date. There is no difference DE-
tween the American AMI the foreign oonu'
hod.rs-both ara the eame committees,
II ia said here that Mr.. Henry water
s,n,s latest capdIGate for the presidency II
Mr.. Carlisle, OF Kentucky.
1t ia learned that General w. h r. Lee As
NJ Fairfax. who has not been In good oeaiio
for the past few months, has gone 10 hlcn'
nond to consult DR.. Mcclure.
Treasurer Nsssckor reports the casn ga ga
snce In the Gteasary to.day at BIAS. 974 sos,
Including gold reserve, iracSlonal silver sno
deposits Ia national banks.
The Treasury Department has decided
that coIumna, beams. Sc. imported as adj
iuno.s 10 mschinery Intended for use Ia
beet sugnr fsc'ory, are entitled to free entry
Ths following changes were made In the
4 b class pcs,offioes Of Virginia TO day
Archie, Culpeper county, ]. J. Jones' ap'
p,inteG posfra Aeter vice J. Jenkins, resiqn-
ed E,rigssii!e AibemerIe county. Eliza Z.
Madison, vice Miss II. K. Smith. deceased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
Lynchers Driven Off

At an cry hour yesterday morning mob OF
fifty negroes went into tho jail OF Greenvile coun'
ty, n G, At Emporia, and attempted to get the
negro James Davis, who so brutality murdered
Washington Bidl.y, also co o:ed, on Monlsy
evening By literally emitting bis head to pieces
with al axe. The lypchirg party with the Use OF
an sxo aucceedad in bsttorng down two doors OF
the jsil aud in short time would have been in
the cell which was occupied by the murderer.
Davis heard the mob in the JAIL and cried Justify
for help. His cries we're S, loud that the whole
ighborhood in the vicinity OF the jail was
aroused, and tho mob fearing they would be de-
tected and arrested, ran off. The lynohng party,
in their haste, left their rope and axe in the il
yard. It is thought that another attempt will be
ms to lynch tho murderer, as the feeling Of tho
negroes toward him is very bitter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
gEws Or THE DaY.

Ex-Pfesident Cleveland Ia to be teDdesed
a pubic reception In Boston at an early day.
In the Criminal Court of the District CT
Columbia yesterday VIM. d. Gross. ooiored,
was convicted OF the murder OF MS vile.
This 10 his secord conviction.
L. is ssid to be The intention 10 discharge
| sill knights o! Labor or the Vanderbilt sgs-
ten Of railroads. A number of discharges
are reported, to have taken place already.
9ispatch from Ryms says that tho VII
lagos IN tie slope o: Mount Vsaugius sse
bsipE abandoned by their residents, and II
| is feared that ore of The worst earthquakes
| that ever visited ne country is imminent.
| The Back of Commerce of Sheffield, AIS,
closed liz doors yesterday morning, having
assigned. The failure was caused by tie
! .siiu.e Of Noses Broa' bark 10 Montgomery,
| aa the two backs ~ere closely allied.
Foreman Vim Barg aud his helper, James
| O linp. were caught III e huge olsy-orusaer
AZ Egers's Tile Works, Akron, O. last even
lns and syeee horribly msngied. Qninn died
within fsg moments and Berg cannot pos
silly TecoVer.
Fifty mounted man, fully armed. broks
into the jai! at Backshesr, Ga, Monday
uieht. tcnk therefrom Roland Brown. ne
gro gho IA. auii ed Ills. O'Berry last Friday
night, took ain 20 spot one mile from
town. tied b;n TO pine saping and riddled
his body wit5 ouliets
Tteaeury officials are przz' ed over Secre-
ary Fjaier's declaration that he considers
his depar mant overburdened With en-
y O eep, sud tbst t@c-if hS OF the divisions
md n him shopld be elsewhere. They 90
uot know whether 10 treat the declaration
.eriously OF se ona OF the Secrelsry's out
bursts 81 Lumor.
Rev. William A. Schubert, aged over GO
yesre, Of Washington, wac run over by q
| bics e rio d n by james Fl CANT nine
yta7-olj; boy, in ,fat city about o'clock
Yesterday evening, and died from the efiscts
Of biz Ii utes about midnlgbt Mr.. ecou-
bert was crossing the street when he WAS
struck by the bicycle.
A circular of advice Issued through ac-
credited official channels of the Farmer g
| Alliance tc all members OF farmers organi-
z,tione in the United S;atea urges them to
combae snd withhold this years wheat
| crop from market uB;il the farmers can get
! til cir owa prices, or NJ least price ooneid-
erably above the average.
Sera Q1ay, in an interview, says thst
the charges made again,t him by the go
called independent republicans 10 their re-
ceat address are false from beginning to end,
and declsres that the sgners OF the address
are not republicans, all having voted Tor
Psttiscn for governor, and many fa7lDg
yot. d TO- Cleveland for president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
FROM WaSRINnTnA-

IsDecial Correspondence Of he Aler@sdria Gcse'ie
WAsHsEa FOE. D. o., jn!y s. 1891
u. S. Marshal Gussd, at San Diego. Cal.
saws he Will seizs he ISssa to Gay. The
officers OF the ship otfsr to pay $500 penalty
for sailing vi hout clearance pagers, and
orders have been issued from Washing
ion to accept Il and discharge Officers
Mauzen ami Tejada. The UD!ssd states
District Attorney will take posseesion of the
Itats Immediately upon her re.esse bg the
customs officers He says the action ls
against the vessel. not against the psn
1t is said here that Mr.. Cleveland wilt de-
cline An in gtation from the democrats Of
Ohio to go TO that State and make lo@ tar
IF soesoaesi in favor of Governor Campbell,
who. should he 5s re-s!ecied, may De for
mldabls candidate for the presidency.
Secretary Fosters new atsle of making
ont the public debt statement is said 10 he
very puzz ing to foancers.
For some reason not yet explained the
War Department Off ols.s are holding back
the reports OF river and hsrbor engineers
Il has been tbs custom for years to give out
these reports 80 soon as received. F'r the
fret time newspaper men sre denied access
10 them.
Il Ia reported that at least six of the cleo.
tors for Virgins. who In 1854 voted for
Cleveland for President. are now cred
lied with holding the opinion tbst
1, would be unwise for the 6emoorsts to put
that gentleman up again. The si1 electors
referred to are Jodse Waller R. Stspes,
Jobn Nicely, Baker (. Lss. k. b. Ch.dwoil,
Il. B. Muniosd and Camm Patterson. Hcw
The other six electors stand is not known,
but it is said thst st least three OF then are
anti Cleveland.
I, Ia learned from New York that nothing
ne = has transplred lately on the Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
Execntion of an Indian

TAHLEoUAH. 1. T., July S-Uasst, full
blood Seminole Iadian, was executed at
Wahsks last Monday for murder He wac
tried bg the Seminole council, convicted ard
sentenced to death. Umest was led to q
ow q It rock and bandage wss tied over
his eyes. He vas Go: bouud, but sat etec.
and seemed as uaooucoTned aa If his photo :
graph YVES soout to be taken. Two Of the
braves ware selected by lot as the sxecu-
tioners aud al the word each sent q bullet
into tie condemned man's heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
Educational

The third meeting of the Virginia Association
for the Advancement OF Higher Educstion assem.
bed at the Princess Anne Hotel, at Virginia
Beach, last night. About twenty toachors were
present DR. J. a. Qiarlos, of Washington and
Leo University, occupied the chair. Tho report
on the importance OF entrsrcs examinations in
colleges end universities wss read by Professor
Grown, of Washington snd Leo Uni .ersity, and
gave rise to long discussion Professor stone,
of the University, oIorod resolution which was
adopted, that 1t wss the opinion OF the members
of the ASSOCIATE. present thai entrsnce exsmiGa-
tions should b. held in all the colleges aid uni
yersti of tie State and thst the standard be
placed SO hi Oh a. to render preparatory depart
mepts in these institutions unnecessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08

A DUEL WITH RAPIsRs "A party frt m
New Orleans crossed the louisiana line and
fought duel yesterday With rapiers. The
principals we.o l.. P. BoubS. editor of L Or
yeanis, and a. 8. Carru:hers, editor of The
Mascot. E sch party had q pair OF rspiers.
Bou0y won tina toss fer weapons and select
ed hi, own. Time was called snd the duel
was commenced During the encounter Mir
Csrruthers was cut below the eye, and not.
withstsnd:ng the manifest desire of the two
oombstan;s to continue the fight, the doc
tore and seconds decided unanimously the!
honor was satisfied and that the two advel-
ssrles had given sufficient proof of their cour-
aga end dignity. Subsequently, reconcile
alton took place on the field of honor. TIE
trouble between the dueiists grew out of
articles published In their respective papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
A Tenn pestuous Passage

MONTREAL, July S.-The steamship Lake
Superior, from Liverpool, arrived here yer
tsrday a'serDcon. after Que CT the most event
full passages that has 6sen experienced by any
steamer coming to this port for some yesrs
Although 90 fatalities occurred, at least one
N ~ bae been mllmed for llfs and about 1oO
men and women em'grants have hsen put
ashore wish scarcely stitch ofco:biog they
can call thaIr own. T5e Lake Superior came
through frightfds hurricane, waioh oven
In the dead OF winter has not often bsen sur
nasaed Ia yiolencs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
The Rhode Island Way

Pr whence. g. I, July S-Aa result OF the
decision of the supren Conrt Friday LIST, in
ousting the recently elected democratic town
ccuncil OF Lincoln on the tissue ballot issue, the
republicans stoyned the towA house yesterday af-
scsntoa, forcod III d"o's ead O. cscd officers.
Town Clerk Smith refused t. give rp tho records
pending the producing OF tho cart'fc''s OF eiec-
ton OF lis successor, AM awaiting tho al ival Of
some one 20 bresk open the Vault, the Gays pro-
ceejings closed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08
A SUMNER SOUVENIR.

An Alcxandria lsiy has truly said
The housewife with level head
insists on having Schneider's Btesd.
AS yet there's nothing baked Can beat
a loaf OF bread that's made com plate
From best of Fl ur and mi that's sweet.
Let tables eroan 'neslh viands rare,
AND schn.iler's bread be missing thee,
All else will reenl bat frugal fare.
Yolr grocer, solid rs rock,
and somewhere a near By block,
Keeps Schnei 4er'5 Bread sl~sys in stock.
When on this bread yGu oucs have diled
You'll 20 great long way and lad
Your folks will wans no othGr Find.
60 If you'd have your health made gcoi,
And alwsys bs il happy mood,
You'll eat but Schneider far-fan ed food.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-08

If THE whipping pest for wlfe-besters
we're an institution 10 New York, and 1t
shou,d be in ell the States, it !s likely that
two of the murderers eectrocuted yester'
day would never have gotten as far ss the
electrical chair The more man ADJUSTS
his wife tho more he becomes hardened and
,hs greater grove Der danger; but one sp-
plication OF the lash will keep his memory
green and his sensibilities tender. AS
moral scent Ii touches the most brutal az
dsterrert 1t has no equal Aud 10 penal
matters there is 10 force lost In the prirc!-
pie that an ounce Of prevention Is worth g
nound OF cure.