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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-10

appear as conspicuous among the
other States, us the Aurora borealis in
the Northern heaveus.
In the United States we have been
making wonderful strides ip the In
dustries, Arts aud Sciences. 1t has
been shown beyond doubt in the
construction OF our navy, that for
model, speed and for protective ar
NOR and ordnance, u ships arc gu
pcrior to those Of the same class, be-
longing TO my other nation in tho
world. With our racing yachts we
have beaten the world time after time
in actual competition; and for i'm
provcments iE tho electrical sciences
and mechanical arts we are leading
the world.
Our Government is yet young in
years and its empire broad in extent.
In breadth it spans n continent; in
length it measures half a hemispherc;
in wealth there is no other Govern
hiSub ol Cdlbu 81 ilSht iH iulcIlIbcUCt
there is no milton it's superior; in the
the grandeur Of its moral strength it
has no equal. 1t has Il Constitution
with which there is. no human law
comparable. 1t enjoys institutions
that for beDevolence and liberality
exist nowhere else on earth. We
look over tins broad empire, and SEQ
it expanding To become the first civil
lied nation OF the earth, with no ap.
prehension that its progress can be
stayed.
In defense OF our great institutions,
VIC must all rally round the flag and
protect it with our honor, and SEQ
that upon it's aznre folds, no star is
dimmed, no stripe erased; and under
no circumstances may We ever forget
the duties md Obligations we owe
our native land.
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IFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGCSDI.

Time drags YEARLY to-day.
Carlin turned out 10 strong yester-
day.
SEQ notice OF lost in another col.
umn.
Business at the hotels was lively,
yesterday.
Everybody seemed TO be bent on
having good time yesterday.
Not Il single accident Occurred yes
terday to mar the pleasure OF the
celebration.
Miss Mamie Russell came up from
the humboldt House Sunday to spend
the Fourth and returned this morn.
ing
Owing to the battered condition Of
the anvils the morning, noon and
evening salutes failed 10 materialize,
yesterday.
TIE Grafton delivered to tho horri-
bles yesterday will receive our ntten-
ton tomorrow. Time and space pre-
,,2t an extended notice today.
Mrs. William Smiley, of Deeth, was
taken seriously i'll yesterday afternoon
but she recovered sufficiently to be
taken 10 her homo this morning.
VIM. Myers, formerly OF the T.
Ranch, but now of Lumoillo Valley,
drove in Sunday with n spanking
team and celebrated the Fourth in
fine style. He gave the INDEPENDENT
office Il pleasant call, yesterday, ard
quietly informed us that no was bent
on making the eagle scream.
The II OF state yesterday was tho
most handsomely decorated Of any
this scribe has cver seen. II was far
ahead Of any that ever pnraded tho
Comstock in its palmiest days,
while tho young ladies' who
represented tho different States
and territories Gun not be beaten any
where in tho United States.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
It looks like Gresham at Omaha.

II looks like Gresham at Omaha.
Mrs. George Robinson returned
from California; night.
The Senate yesterday by n vote Of
% To - passed the Stewart silver
bill.
|. Ostrcirhrr, OF tho Gem Hotel,
-rceived ac Old Of PaDst Milwaukee
l. or yesterday.
Ihe registration hooks are now
%. sn at Mr.. lIenlcy's store. See that
yuur name is "a the list.
II is now reported that A. G. Cleve-
land will contest with VIM. NJ. Stow
at for tn" u. S. Senatorship.
Postmaster Bilhey received word
yesterday tnat the Elko postopc-
h"d been X lured to tho fourth class.
The Depot liotcl aud the Gem arc
preparing To feed the hungry multi
tudn7 that will celebrate tho Fourth
OF JUL N Eiko.
Tho PrOhiDitiouists have nominated
Gen. Johh Bidwcll, OF California, for
President and j.. Cranfll, OF Texas,
Tor NIce-Prcsihcnt.
DR.. Moore, EiIio's dentist. has re-
turucd. lie will remain home until
ia" lOth, rhon he sill go 10 North
Fork, Mountain City and White Rock.
Senator Stewart as the nominee Of
tn" Peoples party cannot carry this
STAGE. fhus" papers that III nix he
a are counting their chickens too
E~r"viously.
Reno JOHrndi:-Every federal posi-
ti"n IN ihc Stnie aud every place in
I'll" Carson Mint ID said Ia be promised
ten deep bY tue Harrison and Cleve-
land men FOR tho purpose OF inducing
men To vote for tho gold bug non-
inros for President.
Monday beng tho Fourth OF July
no paper will be issued from Il. is Of
hce. Tn" IHDErESDErr force will
help pull the oiylc's tail in memory
OF the gallant moi uf ~, MAO GvC!Etci
that tho American colonies a-a OF
right. aud ought to b., free and indie
pendent States.
Boston Giobc:--The umbrella il
nndoubily Of high antiquity, appear
ing in various forms upon the sculp-
tnrcd monuments OF Egypt. Assyria,
Greece and Rome, aud in hot coun.
tiics IL has been usel since the dawn
OF history NJ n sunshadc n uso signi.
fled by its name, derived from tho
Latin umOrn, n shade.
measurements OF weight by tho
"ttone' arose from tho old custom
farmers had Of weighing wool with n
stone. Every farmer kept IA lurge
strno ut his farm for tins
When II dealer came along no bal.
nncod n PUNK ou the top Of II wall
aId put the stone on ono end Of il and
III" bags Of wool On tho othcr end uu.
til tho weights wcro equal.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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lFRoN TuvHsDAr's DArLY.I
SAIISIAGUNDI.

Tho pavilion was torn down yester.
day.
We have no Jews from the Silver
bill to-day.
titzsimmons, the prize fighter
passed through on No. 3 last evening.
Tho proceedings OF tho County
Commissioners will appear to.mor-
row.
The Fourth OF July excitehent is
over and the town has settled down
to its normal condition.
II bars of bullion from the Nevada
Queen Mine, valued at sG10l.43,
were broughtdown from Tuscarora on
last nights stage.
i. Ostreicher left for San Francisco
on No. = last night having been called
there by a telegram announcing the
dangerous illness VI his wife.
Nr. a. j. Pullman has purchased
the undertaking business of MIR. y. +.
Peterson and is prepared to attend
all calls in his line. See his ad in
this issue.
Mrs. Johannes and family, who
have been visiting relatives in Elko
for the past few weeks, left this morn
ing for Green Bay, Wisconsin, their
future homo.
Candidates for county offices should
announce themselves ut once so that
the people may know who wish to
serve them. Send in your names and
We will do the rest.
The Conventions for nominating
county officers should be held earlier
this year than formerly as the Aus,
tralian ballot law requires tho county
clerks TO have the names OF all the
candidates published ten days before
the election. The County Commit.
tees should commence in time.
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fants over IA years old, who will DO
taken care OF by Dick Dorsey and
the Rev. Mr. Porter.

fants over IA years old. who will DO
taken ARE OF by Dick Dorsey and
the Rev. Mr. Porter.
special trains will loave Carlin inn
mediately after the arrival Of PIesi.
dent Bill Stewart. The trains will go
by the way Of Idaho, stopping for din
ner ut the Sandwich islands, Themes
through Germany and France, aud
will leave London for Chicago, via OF
Skowhegan, Maine. about 4 o'clock
in the morning. Light refreshments,
such as whiskey, fried liver aud sauer-
kraut, will 10 furnished every two
hours. Ladies' must be sure and
bring their night drosses and a pair
OF blankets. The trans will reach their
destination on time, provided the
conductor, Ben Harrison, don't get
full aud ditch all hands.
1t will be the biggest show on earth;
every body will be there except tho
follow with a sore toe, who ugreed TO
preach this sermon, aud old Hunting
ton who has the big head because
Chinese John isn't allowed TO run the
whole thing 10 suit himself. There
will be games OF all kinds, including
n foot race between Harrison, Cleyo-
land, Bidwell, aud a dark horse who
is hard TO start, but ouce under way
is suro OF winning. There will be a
tug OF war contest between the Eng
fish aristocrats, chnmpioned by Sauls-
bury, and the Irish led by Gladstone
for homo rule and liberty. The grand
finale will DO u double balloon ascen-
sion. The balloons will contain the
remnants Of the two old political par
ties, and will be 80 inflated 18th poor
gas and corruption, that they will
soar into eternity, und DO lost sight
OF forever, while surrounded by chuin
lightning high up in tho heavens, all
old bald headed eagle, bearing IN his
talons the banner Of freedom, will
flap his wings, and screech 30 lou,i,
that the small fry across tho pond
will think the American G~iasticutua
has broken loose and started in 10 an
initiate their standing armies.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel. Clark & Green, Pro.
prIctOra.

Il IL WcstalI, Frank Wines & fam.
lily, Dceth; j II CHmmet, s f.; John
Shelton q wife, Shasta Co, Cal; VIM
Perkins, LnmoilIo; s McMullcn Il
VITO. Star; Fred Bertsch, II Luhman,
Ruby; q q Roberts, Eureka.
NJ . johnson, w B Duvall. Ogden.
Utah; q W Rose, Chicago; Chus W
Watson, pc Sawyer, Salt Lake; NJ
Brandt, City; j B Smith, II II Leach,
Portland, Or; A u Sbivcly, Island
Min; VIM Harris, Bisbco, A Il; q IL
Allen, Bcowawoi Goo p Robinson, +
a Wilbort, h llcith, Ruby; Il p
Quinn, s +; a L Mattison, North
Adams, Mass; Il + Doilo, Holleck;
j vi McCutchoon, Mound.
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Uotci-.i. Ostrcichcr, Pro,
priotOr.

Julius %Brownstein, PC Lyman &
"iio, f, Fred + Collin, g IL Kleck-
ner' %ruscarora; j II lIoogh, Euroka;
Tom McCool, Mound.
Cf"'g Stinson, WIN McAvin, WIN
br"Shcor' L Crofts, Gus Cavan-
nush, WIN O'Bricn, Sam Lnngman,
Iuscarora; Chas Kylor, e. Goodwin,
Louis BcIlo, North Fork; Al Cotant
d wife, Mrs CT Leddick, Mrs s NJ
Stroctcr,r 200 Hayward, Lamoilo; Mira
u Wolling, Evansville, Ind; O. Jones,
rrea ~ Hines, s +; Ed K%avanuugh,
nA,'lo Mountain; Jno Baker, Mounds:
n iiardcsty, Miss Lizzie IIardcsty,
south Fork " u Duvull, Ogden.
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In tho Field.

Mr.. @. b. Leddick, OF Lamoillo Val
10y, announces to tho people OF Elko
county, today, that no is a candidate
for the Office OF County Commissioner
for tho long term, subject to the do
cision OF tho Republican County
Convention. Mr.. Leddick Is an old
resident Of Elko county, thoroughly
posted on the duties Of tho Office to
which no aspires, and should his party
honor him with t1e nomination, he
would make it lively for his Donio.
cratic opponent.
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lFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDl

The Homestead riots are making
tho x. q. p. sick Mt the stomach.
Weaver and free coinage should be
the battle-cry OF Nevada this Fall.
The Grand Army reunion at Car
son on the Fourth was a grand sue.
cess.
II protection protects the laboring
man, what is the cause OF the Home
stead riots?
Row. j. Wallace will preach in La
noble Sunday morning and in Elko
Sunday evening at 7:45.
IL you want an Office this Fall, the
best way to get it ia TO
yourself at once in the INDEPENDENT.
Mr.. Geo. Russell is at Carlin re-
ceiving cattle shipped from Now
Mexico for the Russell & Bradley
Land and Cattle Co.
Ont Of 46 applicants for first and
second grade certificates in Storey
county, Mt the examination held last
week, 81 were successful.
Harry Van Drielen sits lightly OH
his dray, to-day, and huns a lullaby.
The cause Of all this will be found
under the head Of born.
Siiuer Stdte:-Protective tariff and
protective Pinkerton thngs mnko
millions OF combines and trusts and
paupers Of American laborers.
Eighty per cent. OF the Democrats
in the q. S. Senate voted for tho
silver bill and seventy per cent. of the
Republicans in that body voted
against it.
The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT, pub
lished to-day, contains n full
account Of tho Fourth OF July cele-
bration. Extra copies can DO had vt
this office.
Miss Ida NJ. Russell, Lady Man
nger OF tho Worlds Fair, retu rnel
from tho western part Of tho State
yesterday. She informed the INDIE
PENDENT that there WINS n good doal
OF interest being taken in Worlds
Fair matters by tho people Of the
State and that tho Lady Managers
from Nevada had hopes OF erecting a
building to DO used us headquarters
and for the display OF Nevada's OK
hibits. Some OF our public spirited,
wealthy men should take hold OF the
project aud make it q success.
In thn EioII
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Notice.

d. W. Dove, the photographer at
Elko, will positively close business
July 18th.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

lHf senate was not in session on the
29th.---.In the house tie report III the
committee On rules ra~ taken np and
is discussion occupied the entire time
81 the session until tn. luuse adjourned
NJ $50 r. m. the occasion being taken
% inject several purely political
speeches into the proceedings.
SrccI. the faster. who was attcrnn.-
ing a tifty-two days fast at the ROYAL
Aquarium. London. hrol,e down. on the
18th. and commenced eating oranges
and drinking lemonade. The rca..on
was that he was seized with 4 violent
attack ~ sickness. md was said ID he
IN q critical condition. lie had reached
the forty-ifth day ~ his FAST.
The business failures, occurring
throughout the country during the
seven DAYS ended Oh the 10th. number
for the United States. css. and FOR Can
ada a. ORC total Of 2s.: aa compared with
BIS the previous week. For the corrc-
spending week 81 Lass year The dyurcs
were 70.
THE democratic members az The
house ways and means committee. on
the gotn. nv q vote ~ : 10 3. adopted i
resolution that IN the sense ~ the com
mitiec separate bills shonla Lc re-
ported NJ the house instead ~ a gen
cral Hill for The revision Of the tariff.
Jo~Kfn y. AsnFvHrn. who was arr
rested in London FOR cmhczzling funds
Of the Royal Arcanum I:uildinr and
Loan association. of Brooklvn. y. III.
WAS taken before the court ~ queens
bench. un the 2cth. on n decree n;si and
released ~ q writ az haLcaS corpus.
Hill. before the Ne York assem-
bly, gives the board Of excise power 10
license all-night houses and houses
where dances ARE held. and gives a spc-
cial license for balls for the sale Of
iiquor after midnight.
Miss CARA BARTON. president 81
the Red Cross. issued an appeal. on the
29th. :" theAmerican people 10 contrib
ute funds 10 carry donations OF grain
to the starving people Of Russia.
CHANCELLOR voS CArRrvI. in the
Prussian diet. on the 10Th. said that lie
was in favor Of the school hill. which
was intended TO combat athcism-the
greatest danger in the future
PcET LAUREATE TESSYsox's cffusion
on the death Of the Duke OF Clarence
II only lines long and Il
severely criticised by public opinion in
England.
Gov. MCKINLEY Of Ohio was confined
20 his bel. on the goth. BY a serious a.
tack ~ neuralgia.
TnE republican state convention of
Pennsylvania will he held at Harris
burg April 20.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FIFrv-sEcoNp CONGRESS.

In the senate. or the s5th. the SEATING Of NJ
Chistern - senator from TEXAS Vas recon-
mcnded BY the on privileges and
elections a hill Was introduced 20 establish I
Grant memorial hall ~ Mount Nc0r~Sor. n. Y
Ihe rresidents message on thu Gillian question
vas received. mad and referred 70 the commit
- on soreign relations. The death 81 Justice
Bradley OF the supreme court. va announced,
and out Of rcs7ect 70 the memory Of the dead
Jurist the senate adjourned In the hous<
the long expectet message from the president
vas revived. read and referred TO the commit
tee on foreign affairs Among the hills intro
duced vas one 70 prevent destructive Goods IA
the Mississippi river BY building levees. ana
making appropriation therefor.
II the senate. onthe ssth. the chaplain prayed
for righteousness and peace 20 sprrad over the
land motion By Mr. Hoar that in future
exerutive documents printed Ia the proceed
ngs Of the house b omitted from the
senate report Was agreed to. Several
bills 81 minor Importance were passed and
the senate took mp the Ia Ahra claim.
which occupied the time Until adjournment.
La the house a bin was passed relieving the
University Of Missouri from responsibility for
ordinance issued a. IL and destroyed by frc. A
resolution by Mr. Brec kinridge Ky asking
further information Of the president on the
Gillian question was. after lengthy debate. re-
ferred 20 the - on foreign Affairs. Con-
elrrAtipu OF the rules " the fitfy urSt CON-
gres~ was then resumed.
II the snate. on the nth, a resolution calling
on the president. in his discretion. 10 furnish the
correspondence with China regarding the re-
lection 81 Mr.. Blair a. minister 20 thar country
was adopted. The resolution declaring Mr..
Horace Cation entitled 20 the seat in the sen
ate made vacant b the OF James
Reagan was adopted and Mr. Chiffon was
confirmed ia his seat In the house a bill
was passed providing for . railroad and wagon
bridge over the Mississippi At south st Paul.
MINI Several bills Were introduced and r.
fer-sd. and the house then resumed considers-
ton % the report Of the committee on rules.
In the senate on the 18th. an additional mes
sage from the president on the Ch,lian affair.
with accompanying documents. were presented
By the presiding officer and read. after which
the senate proceeded with routine business.
and Later took Up the Ia Abrz bill In the
house the presidents second messsg. ON the
Gillian matter was read and refernd % the
on foreign Affairs The discussion OF
the report 81 the comnittee IN rules was then
resumed resolution announcing the death
Of Hon. = r SpinolA was submitted. and q .
mark Of respect the house adjourned.
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ANOTHER KENTUCKY FEuD.
\ Biocdy Nendefte thai i Reducing mo
Male Population ~ southeast Erutnekv
-Turncr. y isipois 0nfiaw. t~s.n Draw
Ing f,cad~ With His Hincie~s.r.


Ing fscad~ With His Winchester
risEviIf.E. Ky. Jar. GA tartional
fcna tia promises - rival IN blood
shedding re famous IIatfeid-McCcv.
or any or The other desperate fractional
wars which has made Ills section ~
Kentucky notprions. has broken out in
the southern part 81 this countr. The
scene j a Mild mountainous luraIi,r
xnown A. South America. AMI II ahou.
- miles from this. the mares railroad
point Owing 10 lie iracc.sslhsIitv ~
tie place. particulars of the livht
arc hard 10 obtain. Three men
have been killed since last Satnr-
day. Their name are Manned Parton.
Lee Davis and VIII Jones. The fivlit
j. between Berry Turner. = notorious
outlaw and murderer. who lins perhaps
killed more men thar any rneman who
i,as ever icrrorixed this section. with 4
strong gang. and The Parton faction.
The Parton side il n strOuw one and
claims to have the law On their silc. bnf
70 far as can bc learned they have had
the hot enc Of the fight. Parton was
killed Saturday. lie had engaged 10
capture Perry Turner. dead or alive.
and posted himself at a ~c,nvrnicn. dis
tancc from 4 house il which Turner
was fortified with . number OF his
gang
II was probably parsnn-s intention
~ shoot Turner ~ The first op.o~fn-
nifty. INT tie latter had tn, much cum
ming, The outlaw discovered the
whereabouts Of his wnnld-ic slayer.
and ~ an unrssaricl mutacnt ~snccecslcd
ia drawing a head on The latter and
sent y ball from his NinchcS:rr. crash
ing through rari0n's head. The hody
81 Parton was allowed 10 lie in the
woods for furr DAYS. his friends being
afraid - attrmptto rescue IL
This murder only fired the Parton
faction a. mere de~pcrsUc warfare
against the Turner side. and on Ncdnc<-
day they msdc n bold attempt to
aven,c The death Of one % their men.
The attempt WAS disastrous to the Par
tons. as twp more ~ their number
were killed. The Partnns had sur
rounded tic Turner stronghold. hut
instead ~ taking the enemy were them
selves taken In.
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MEXICAN REvoLUTionlsT5.


SAS A~roxrA. Tex. Ian. ~ IN
only news received from the burirr tf'
contained in a dispatch from Dei AA
Tex which confirmed the rcppr' NJ
ce:vcd Thursday that there N afpF VI
several thousand Mexican revoln aF
lists in the country about that ri-r.
about 100 miles on the Mexican 80 N
the Rio Grandc. in the state ~ foahnia
The dispatch states that II j. mn aen'
nitcly known rs 70 whether tstas'H'
Garza is IN command ~ the AMY n
moi. osn persons claiming ~ atRe
seen him. and others asserting that IN
person NJ the head ~ the revolutions
Is y man ~ military training AMI wf'
known throughout Mexico.
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vLxrSGTox. Del. Jan 3e.-hvfN
Evening quotes cx-Secrctary isas.
ard rs saying in regard p 'ns
Chill corresponds The note ~ ~e
rotary pcricra seems 70 me 70 le1's
nothing that ran BE- REASONABLY "
justly asked for BY the people N 'as
United states IA Is frank. manly.
respecting and explicit. and q Nv
same time thoroughly respectful an'
even deferential 70 the United s'a'f~
II would seem impossible that anF \,
text for further against 'a''
could now be found.
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John Russell iannz Cant Understand %.
W~AsnfScToS. Ian. S0.-Join Russell
Young. ex-minis;er 10 China. who is
visiting Washington. last night discussed
senator Morgan's resolution asking for
the CORRESPONDENCE with China ovcr the
rejection by that country Of ex-senator
Blair as minister. lie expressed sur
prise at China's action.
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GE~. BENJAMIN r. BUTLER delivered
the closing argument on the asth. in
the proceedings before the supreme
court Of the United states instituted
e. secure the release Of the Chicago an
archists Fielden and Sch wab. who are
row confined in the Joliet I'LL. peni-
Tertiary for completely in the Haymar-
ket tragedy.
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The presidents message on the Chill
ian affair was sent TO both houses Of
on the asth- The reading of
the important document was listened
20 in profound silence and il was inn
mediately referred to the proper com
mitteeS
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TIE representatives " the rarioss
Trades in Liverpool ARE arranging for q
great public demonstration IN support
OF b mea~urc looking oward ncgoti-
atoms with America fDr a general
treaty ~ arbitration. The otjec, Of
The demonstration i 70 call public at
tention % ny benci,s expected TO be
derived from such a measure.
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FIRE at Columbus O.. on the Goth.
destroyed the handsome and costly
block extending from Rich street 20
Walnut and from High street 10 Pearl.
a large number Of business firms
ere burned out; loss. estimated at
$500. 900.
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While the tea Of the Gillian re-
sponse 20 secretary blaine ultimatum
had not yer been made public on the
.sth- il was scmi-oficially given out
that the answer was considered as quite
satisfactory 20 the authorities Chill
having agreed 20 All that wasdemandcd
q her. and expressing the most friendly
feeling for the government and people
OF the United states.
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lScrrEIfs made At the British foreign
Office on The -sth. brought ont the fact
that nobody there seemed to be aware
that England had offered % act as ar
b.tratnr IN the troubles between Chilli
and the Vnited States ON the other
hand il was semi-oficialIr said that il
was doubted that there was any truth
h the statement.