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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
SALMAGUNDI.
No Advertisements Allowed Under
This Head.

Bishop Leonard passed west on 4
to-dz:.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. 10,
1. o. o. f., at their 81 Ill to-uiga
Assessor Prudential, of Lincoln
county, passed through last night on
Nos.
J. w. Puett, of Carlin, is rustling
aroand town to-day. Wonder what
he IS up to.
Chief Justice Ruger, of the New
York Court of Appeals, died yester-
day at Syracuse.
Samuel McMullen, OF Deeth, ship
p>d four car loads of cat, le and the
HaReck Cattle Co. two car loads TO
San Francisco to-day. .
Rube Metcalf, the man who at
tempted suicide in Silver City few
days ago, died of his injuries about 6
o'clock Tuesday night. o.
The embezzlers of 1891 stole about
$3o,00O,O00, more than twice rs much
as the embezzlers of 1890. This is q
bad record for the country.
Every messenger in the employ of
the Southern Express Compan.' has
been ordered to quit work by the
Grand Master of the Brotherhood.
Undertaker(t Ito dying editor) What
epitaph shall we place on your tomb
a stone?
Editor (feebly)-We are here to stay.
4 The Washington Post says David
4 B. Hill is the only American states
! man who has succeeded in carrying
his State eleven times out Of ten
8 chances.
s. There are in the present Congress
sixteen Senators and seventy Repre-
F sentatives who were Union soldiers,
S aud twenty-five Senators and sixty
six Representatives who were Con-
federate soldiers. ..-.
Pete Taylor ex-Deputy Sheriff of
Orns6y county was arrested Thurs
day morning on warrant sworn out
by Sheriff Bottsford charging him
with embezzling S1,08l. He was i'm
mediatsly released on 81 500 bail.
Elko is just now cursed with an
anonymous scribbler who sends OBJ
scene letters through the mail to diff
ferent ladies in town, The attention
Of the guilty party or parties is called
10 the notice in another column. We
advise them to heed the warning.
Chicago Tribune:-"Where did
columbus land?" asked teacher.
The rev pupil, a boy from the vicin-
ply OF Clark and Polk streets, scratched
bis head, looked out of the window,
craped his right foot up and down
bis left shin, aud hazarded the guess:
"On the jaw"
The statistican, William Matthew,
has calculated that 10000 suicides
Prs committed on earth every twelve
nonths. The number of suicides is
Steadily increasing in the so-called
civilized world, which proves that
here is u permanent connection be-
weeu the condition of modern society
|ud the tendencies to suicide. In
|uEe the greatest number OF suicides
Pccur, in September the smallest
lumber, and the first ten days of
very month are more prolific in self.
estruction than the latter time Of
he month.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16

ORvIs RING,
Sup't. Public instruction.
Carson City, New, Jan. IL, 1892.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
Mise Florence observation-disclosures

Mise Florence Jewett-Tambouri
Girl.
Miss Nettie Steel--Night.
e. Nofsinger-Sallor.
Miss Moilie Tanner-Night.
Miss Sadie ranner-StreetS Sweeper
Mrs. Thos. Kane-Old Lady.
Miss Malinda Winchell-Night.
Mrs. r. Honeymun--Seums
Thos. Harvey Indian.
II. Bradish Clown.
Jno. Schore-Comlu Character.
Frank Berryess-Snow King.
Henry Holm-Tranp.
j. II. Downey--Clown.
+. P. Hardesty-Mask.
Geo Kuopf Tramp.
w. j. Clown.
Ed. McDermott-.King Richard,
the Third.
G.. 2. Blasdell- Cow Boy.
Miss II. Neilson,--Cleopatra.
Merritt Allen--Domino.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Kelly & Mccain is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, e. Kelly
retiring from the firm. III. Mccain
will pay all bills against said firm and
collect all bills due the same.
E. KELLY,
HAMILTON MCCAIN.
Halleck, Jan. Ii, 1892. I'm
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
What IBID 1t Cost?

The Austin Reueille says it has
closely scanned the proceedings of
the meeting of the County Assessors
with the State Board and that the
result Of the meeting is equal to
placing your finger in vessel of
water and, after Withdrawing it, look
lug for the effect. The ReUeille
should remember that good things
come high. We would like to know
how much that meeting cost the
State. Won't the State Board give
us the information?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
Death Of an Ancient Squaw.

The Courier says: The squaw OF
old SodamacK (Shoshone), supposed
to lie 100 years old, died near Belmont
recently. Her husband is said to be
the oldest Shoshoue Indian living in
Eastern Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
To the Public.

Mrs. A. w. Brown informs the pub
lie that the Humboldt House has
been thoroughly cleaned, repaired
and renovated and is now open for
boartlers and dodgers. Meals served
at all hours. A share Of public
patronage il solicited. IF
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Subscribe for the INDEPENDENT and
ct the news.
Job work done at the INDEPENDENT
flea at prices to suit he times.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16

First Semi-Annual Apportionment
of State School Funds.
To the School Officers of Nevada:
l send you herewith q statement of
the first semi-annual apportionment
of school moneys for 1892, on the basis
of s5,352,l27 per Census child:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

prIetors.
Henry Voigt, Lamoille; B M Thorn.
rs, s +; Raymond Loranz, Clarinda,
Ia; Jerry O'Connor, Ottumwa, Ia;
J M Mccormack, Tuscarora; A + Lis
sack, Carlin. ,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
LIVE. STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.YorE rriIay April s-nEE vEe-Receip'', %
,1foli. Tor .aushtcr, dr,t iucuils ). caroid- for
s,hw,5i,'h" IT, t, Si,d brr,,'G Bel Com,
PAM All carloads Tor other .hprf' and ~ carloads
mr. olmo,, no demand ior q''e u', morning
t.'r~ ird4, tar,.-foirh. Of tncn DID not steer
ana that nD cht al simply 6"'3l-g thr p,ic'
r,.r uo-t OF tn~ to decline OF 10
p'r LOO 81 ai@4t ,1ro1e' igSns o ~, ~ 90
sin IA, bula IF the -,lr- ~ 90dti 50, oNrn and
dr., t-ats l.. and f." choice West r h'icr'
sl1gsliercr. lat MS has t,,n one Of the dac.t
~c~@- 81 tne ,'f fof tnc dr---'d lsH trade Pres
are lk,iy t, b, ou,-- cit.e or, si'c1 away. Viii
b. -ldr, ar. ono,f ~ 5-"'-c WITH III" bulk OF the
fS Eu1",eal market has gone To pieces on heavy
.lpp, " f'slt-rlt,l beef. LNc Po II quot" A. 81
-, Lo,i9a "a a. Gina, i.i VIII saipngnt,
continue heavy The unbr' TAX, ont SatWda> 100
land $50 cattc NJ. ,,od,mIth thc bu'ao 40 h,,d
t2 5, j. ,, nSa,, 800 qu.',r, Of beef - ,at, aid
80 sheep g. T. h'@ , p@ ,o me .N Mg' N
pre.iousiy rRorti ,rnr't' ' ,s i i J' . "''N u
az a,' - 9'ar' + Shsso ' s.er. IS a,,r
age :. - to pcr 10 p - do "a" ~ At - 30 l. Go
A. ~ 30 "a do l224 % at - -: - d,, 1-7j %. at
u : - 49, rs n At - j. DO ~ = 81, a. tx,
= 80 - DO ~ D. az - - , 90" - ", ~ h'f-'
X.v,o ''s,t 10 inq,qa s'S Ii% 80 ~ 4S a.
= a. ~ 10, % mcil.icd leun>} lNlnt do 1881 10 40
: o 5y it55c d at - 80 do iG5 H. at . -;
4o y At - . i r,ai.r,d rron,ylyana Do l4I n At
81 81 II DO ~ d. at - - 3\,n iS ,o r a,
: 10 do 9a' n a, - gaiL Ii2o n ,, at g , -,
,cSorc I52 h. ! 10; = oxen. 2os5 H. at - 81
'''I Ka ~ rGcoca , o>cn 1910 ~ at 10 10; do.
,o 5solG Wv. Ga . Of '9a uqer ' Ss kT'
Iidcock for In tire Ib-cr'" OF any other tran, a.,
81. Tho
"fCrvEs- Hcc.lrts. 200 ..d OF which 5i2 Goust.
jewish holiday. when forcWrrtcrs u veal will be- at
tn i9c pr No. quality considered. poor t. prime Neds
selling at idotc. and -'leccd calves at &C. ,o, .,o.,
conntr, d,,,gG I,@ ."ld at os c c,l,cs at "a
Sa~- -Jrnlre. Wright Co.. 81 N'0s, III II average
leo n a. O. - do l22 n. 6c 81 do, - n. at
o"J p Neison: 90 y,al, l5s H. Gle; do, 40 ~
at Be ,Ieo" 100 90 i ~ at , e.; fl. ., Csc
uT At s. q d." %I IS, H. at o iS 9 do do 1 cGocc ~
''' jadd buckingham Gs yal., 1876 n q, 5'ss -,
h.,d "a which , carload. went direc: The butcher
Feeling n ON Ight sp ana 20 lambs So sold '[ n hge
ypng lmb, in lieht supply selling at - 5o"T7 per
dressed mutton steady It; o. tlrc; dressed lamb, IN
changed a. LIE; and counN -drc'-'d Nprng lambs
cla at r g I 6l o N % Do 81 a y 80 81
ONO -9 % n at = 9 n ~ S' S = a. ar - 90 s. n At
20 > isS Michigan Lamb. % ~ at ~ 20: $40 d.
D. liar. lneton: 100 unrhom State sheep SOL ~ at
Iumc & Mullen: $50 State sheen. o. n. at SO 80.
i. ;. Gaze: Jcrsry eve. ~ ~ at - 30
jersey spring lambs a, - % each I DO at - per
Hoes Receipts II carloads 79G head carloads
"a slr 'o' ard sold Market lower si7oas5 10.
average at - IS per 100 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
THE pgysJcIL SCIENCE ASSOCIATIONS.

PhiladelRhla April s.-Dr. Edward VI. Iiart"eh
professor OF physical training In the pubic schools Oh
Boston, presided at today's session Of the American
Association for the Advancement Of Physical Science
held in the auditorium OF the DrcXcl Institute. \
paper was read, prepared by VI. Georges Dem"ny' 81
the station Physioogquc" Of PARIS, the influence
Of the Movements and Positions OF the Upper IN
temitcs upon the Expansion OF the Chest. d.
Eliza NJ Mosher Of Brooklyn, read the second paper,
ON "The Influence OF Iiabtral Posture Oh the sym
metry and Health Of the Body DR.. Caes }. fle
buske OF Boston, delivered eXtrmpoIancons remarks
on Anthropometrc Notes on Pupils III the
BOSTON Normal school" The last paper Of the morn
ing session was read by Dr. william r. Harris, mica
states Commissioner Of Education, on some Elec'a
Of Muscular Exercise"
Al the session this afternoon Franklin H. sargent
director OF the Academy Of the Dramatic Arts Ne"
work CITY delivered address "Dcl,artc ana rs
Work" The other subjects Of papers were iis i,n
Iec Question" by Or: d. 4. sargent OF iiarV" I
niversity and the Influence Of BOdiIy ENcrcls; uIo
Length Of Life.' by DR.. J.Madson Taylor OF tm' Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
UORLD'S FAIR NOTES.
PETITIONS AGAINST SUNDAY OPENING-THE con-
GRrsIoNAL INVESTIGATION.

PETITIONS AGAINST SUNDAY OPFNING-TIlt CON
GRrs4oNAL INVESTIGATION.
Chicago. April 3 (>specslD.-Th.s mornings session
Of the Worlds Fair Commission began with squabhle
over the method Of approving the minutes OF ye'tcr
DAVIS meeting The sunday co-ing question ~ns
brought I'D by Comm sioner sewell. He presenter
bundle Of petitions n favor OF sunday CLOSING ana
followed with a motion print In pamphlet form
SYNOPSIS OF the petitions received which now number
2725. A howl Of opposition arose. CORNERSTONE
Haines got the floor. This l. great Pu"Nu"h'
he cried one which i ;.gaiing the commonwealth
from centre to circumference. am opposed I" ''F
closing q, the Fair on sunday any other day, on
account Of such fanatidsm." The question was put
and lost Commissioner Allen. Of New>ork' ih"h
moved that the secretary make mp list OF All p''u'''
and present this list on the day appointed i"r Inc
discussion OF the sunday question IDS was aSro' t."
Comm .sioner Lindsay produced 'eleSran
from Frankfort Ky. which stated thai
h LEGISLATURE N the state had appropriated 100000
for the Exposltion Mr.. smith, Of New-Jersey, handed
in a letter stating that the Cover nor OF New Jer-ey
he'd signed a bill which appropriated t'o'ooo Tor INC
Fair got 10000 last year. >hif MI HHi'h'
promised the Commission that NewJerseS woun grant
300 COO and we arriving BY degree. We nave
cot 10000 now and will. no doubt. get the balance
Soon
Congressman Dockerys Investigating commute IN
shed their hearings h. afternoon. and left the cN Tor
Washington Director General Davis was examiner 10
day lie explained where and how he had made re-
auctions I'm expenditures and estimate. thcf ~ Con
structon Burnham objected 10 Colonel hnvls's state
rnent about the reduction 81 the appropriation ipI
construction lie got very angry ana indulg'h ID
heated words that caused something Of a SENSATION.
Colonel Davis he exclaimed. docs not know any
thing about He has not visited my men, ana Knows
nothing about what the work Will cost
do not wish a witness 10 be stopped In tins way
Interrupted Mr. DOckery, and think that Mf. Burn
ham should rctTact the statement Just made:
Mr. Durham finally cooled down ana Nua''"I
whatever he night have said rejecting on 'p'oh'I
Davis but he main aimed that the appropriation ~
asked for for his department. Is correct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

membered. Now everything goes to the widow anu
the children. and this fact may possibly lead to a
dispute. Mr. Parce married twice, and raised
nine children. OF these, Ario. jr.. Mrs. Alice Earle
and Calvin by the first wife, who was Miss
BESSIE Jacob. OF Butler His second wife was Miss
Alice Robinson, OF berwick, who had come rs private
teacher for the children Of the first wife. by TINS
union there six children, Frank. lsadoe. Bar
ton. Annie Mrs. Van Wickle and Gertrude, the lst
named being the only who is not married
The fact that there no Will left will OF course
lie to the benefit OF the widow, and Thu may not
suit the elder children by the first wife. In fact
a lawsuit may result from the division OF the prop
crty. Things have Gccn left In rather tangled
shape. and the men closest to him In business no"
confess that they knew nothing about hi ahairS'
The property and personal estate. according TO toS'
who know the most will certainly amount to S3ooo'-
600. To-day Ario pariec. IT,, took out letters vi
administration II the estate and hled boIu .,
81 900 900. with the understanding mat ne siouiu
Increase II II necessary. He wa, ac,hg uhueT .lo
advice Of his Flwycr, samuel f. liarchher, Vi i"'''
Nile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
AGAINST SUNDAY CLOSING OF TIE FAIR.

Washington. April 5.-1hc opposition 10 >uho"'
opening OF the Worlds Fair was heard to-day. NHdl
Moon Of the National Liberty Association resident
Of Chicago advocated adherence TO the doctrine 81 n"
interference by the Government in religious matter and
the separation Of Church and state lie doubted ua'
the gentlemen who favored SUNDAY closing yc~Hru"S
represented the sentiment Of the majority OF the 10
Idous people Of the country. W. ii. McKee, {" Ne"
York said the regulation OF sunday closing WIS
matter 10 be dealt with by the place wheT" the bh'i
ness A. Transacted The United state, bad no
authority over the World Fair Site.
g. r. Flneld, of Massachusetts. could no, recognize
the right Of Congress TO determine tie sancuy oil u
day or dictate whether persons should or should "o
work OH any day. and held that such Interference
would be in violation Of the inherent rights OF hdl
vduals Lewis Abraham, Of Boston, follower III a
brief dissertation on the religions aspect of The Suhu;N
closing proposition. This ended the hearings Oh u'e
NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
TO SEE THE GRAND JURYS EVIDENCE'
THE PUNISHMENT OF POLICE CAPTAINS NAY
FnIIOW TIIs REQUEST.

THE PUNISHMENT OF POLICE CAPTAINS MAY
FOLLOW THIS REQUEST.
The Police Commissioners hcld regular mee''"s
Yesterday but did not transfer any captains IL ""'
ead that no immediate transfers were cOn'emph'eu'
Commissioner MacLean prepared the following icso'u
ton which his colleagues voted for without comment
or previous consultation:
Resolved, That the DistrictAttOrney DE fe1uest'"'
through Chief Clerk place at the disposition oi INC
Board Of any written statements submitted 10 inc
Grand Jury the DistrctAttOney during the month
Of March IA any wise relating 10 the enforcement VI
reimbursement OF the laws by the police
After the meeting Mr.. Macean said that the trans
fer Of any captains who might have meiited the cen
sure Of the Grand Jury would not be adequate pun
lshmen II any tangible evidence Of corruption Is Cd
tanned against any captain 1t will be Mr. MacLeahs
purpose 10 place him trial Immediately.
The police Of the Eliabeth-st ana MulDciTy-St
stations Thursday night arrested seventyeght dla
sonte women in Mott, Mulberry, Hester and beccher
sts The prisoners arraigned before Justice NC
Mahon, In the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, and
were sentenced to the Island for periods ranging from
FIVE DAYS month.
Rose Melando convicted OF keeping dlsOrderly
boIse at No. POL West Thirty secOnd-st, In the Spe
cis sessions Court, yesterday and was sent TO the
PeDitenary for three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
CENTRAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL Brick are 25c cheaper on
grades. and supplies good Iah also easier Will u,
cement steady. HaverstIaw hard brick quoted ~
- jOd46 jersey, 10 50a$j - Fiehkls % o0d*O: up
- % 49, 10 pale S2dS2 90 Roeendae 4ei,a
gOcdsl per Dbl American Portland " lVdtz ~ Beisti
Portland, ~ 0d*2 Is English Portland ~ 2odsi
,ockad common line 95c per bbl and DO nnishhg ~ ~
lat,, - - per LOCO goat haIf -Id-c c''u' ""i'
l6dlcc. go 49,. ,,. =. ,ouo,,i,,
prices Eagle granuatei Sc; genuine grluia'eu' TER
man i2c hne Be yellow rolls, 54c. a., . Dali
COFFEE-Markrd dullnes- again preNaled III bE1al
growths on the spot and the feeling continued weaA Wy,
No Rio quoted at 13sdl39ic. No sales repor%u. miaa
GRADES 1rtt aud unchanged options cohthueII vi so
downward turn with renewed selling ~ IOhfs ~ hnni
ings reached respectable aggregate 5000 Cig9'
hands and final figures indicated further los'es Oh iu.u
points The 'bear factors were heavy ana loWr ooe
advces dullness In spot lots, and an me III sr
bags in the worlds visible supply coupled WIN ls %s
j.. pfQ lower to 1, pig higher London weaker. Tun
quot itlon, 40 D. m.-Apr So I'D MAY, po7 "a
x. "a July 581 August Dos 80 September Do. o.
Arrivals I'm England during last month, lW Zoi ode'
IIynrir, az ENGLAND during last month, Of-o. oas 49,
in England April ]. 17l,t79 bags hio quo,e': int-On
binary nc klo,j II $50 good e ond az koo) ~ p,o
exchange fprivste) II receipts In 100 VooV DAY. ~"
clearance. to United States 1000 bag llo cns
EVrope OCO bags Rio stock, 10000 bags Rio market
frm receipts santos, Is 900 bag, Santos ,ST
3s 900 bags Santos market inactive good snera9s zoo
iags cleared from Santos April q, g. ndNsho' 90 600
lass Receipts Rio July TO Apr = io1- o. "C
b1gs S,uc time 1891, 2.023 900 bags same ue
$50 receipts at santos July 20 apl . To-,
oG7 900 bags same time 1891, . 900 tas- -ne tnc
$500 bags. Total sales here To-Day oo'oo Digs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
THEY TRIED TO STOP THE FUyER Al.
TARDY INVESTIGATION OF woMAN,s sUs
PICIOUS DEATH.

TARDY INVESTIGATION OF \ WOMAN's SUs.
PICIoUS DEATH.
The police and a Coroner yesterday began a tardy
Investigation of the suspicious death OF a woman at
the New-York Hospital Thursday morning Her
name was Margaret Walng. She formerly kent a
boarding house and lived with her husband william
wallng at No. 500 Washington St, but she ran away
from him two years ago and went to Chicago with
James Mcguire, aged seventeen, who one of her
boardevs. She took along two of her four children
and 5000 which she had in bank. Afterward she
sent back TO her husband OF the children. About
six ago she and Mcguire hired rooms on the top
floor Of the house No. 146 West Seventcenthst..
went to live there under the name OF Williams
Some of the rooms let to board"rS. The woman
was heard screaming in her rooms number Of times
and the neighbors thought she was being beaten by
her supposed husband. She gave birth TO an infant
coon after she went to live in the house. Before she
was able TO leave her room sounds of blows and
screams heard there.
On sunday the woman was 80 I'll that physician
was called in lie said she was suffering from perl
tonitis An ambulance was called to the house on
Wednesday night and she was removed 10 the hos
pitaI where she died few hours later. Her supposed
and the boardcrs left the rooms after she was
removed from the house Mcguire went to the nome
of his mother. In ChareS-st and left the children In
the 1rrc Of janitor named snyder. WalIlns ana
Mcguire went TO the hospital together on Thursday .
wang's wife. Walling said he wished TO bury her
body and he had II removed 10 the shop Of an under
takcr in spriEgst. permit for the burial OF his
wife's body obtained certificate OF the at
tending ply at the hospital that her death had
been caused by peritOnitis.
The police In West Thirethst heard about the
woman'S suspicious death yesterday and asked a
Coroner TO make investigation Detective Bfci
went to the undertakcrs shop in spring IT. about
noon He learned that the body had been taken from
there and was on its way 10 Calvary Cemetery he
teephoncd TO Police Headquarters and an alarm was
ont ordering the funeral Ia be stopped al inc
ferry, but the police failed ~ get to the ferry IN ue'
The b Siy buried in the afternoon. 81
Detectives Hayes, Brett and Kemp, OF the Nine
teenth Precinct spent the greater part OF yesterday
In hunt for Mcguire. They learned that his mother
lived at No. "a Charles ~ They went 10 me hvu,e
and found Nagurc dressed for travelling. When t"ld
thst he under arrest, Mcguire sald kloW
nothing about the womans death. ! was not aware
that she had any injuries and aSsredy they were not
caused by me. We lived happily together Iouhy
Captain Reilly will lay the facts before the Dst1c-
Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
Tn cOyTyyUE THE TELEPHONE WAR

The joint committee Of the Board oil TRADE ana irahspo
tstion and Telephone Subscribers Association hco
meeting Yesterday 10 consider the situation now
that the Commission bill has been killed 1t was decided
TO make preparations for active campaign this fai
against Assembiymsn who voted against ue o''.
No definite plan agreed but the general idea OF
those present adopt the same tactics that were
adopted when bill for reduction In the price OF gas
was defeated in the Legislature Another meeting VIII DC
held on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
WHAT RHODE ISLAND TEACHES
THE ELECTION INTERPRETED.
TIE CHEF BATTLE GROUND THIS YEAR

From The New-Yorh sun (DemJ
Republicans have habit of voting indepehueu'tS
or not voting at all, In OIL year, but they 90 hV Wv
~ f. DE- ,dcntlnl wears "A, the Democrats have
learned t. their cost Any expectation, ihcIcIulp'
of carrying any Northwestern or New England hcPu..
Hc,n state mi, wear Is mistaken and the Democrats
NAV "A, we'll look squarey at the truth thI III ioDs
The battle will be confined. ~ in 1875 ESQ, I0ot
and l--- TO the three dcbatabe states OF thc f",,
New York Ncw-Jer.cy and Connecticut, ana To 'ne
western battle ground of Indiana In thesc Ht,eH
The latest vote Is Democratic and NAV be appcaih W
with confidence IN a Presidential contest, In we
old Republican states the reserve vote Is Kepupn-
can and IL comes out In four years to crush the
homes and suhmerge the prospects oi Dehocid'iC
candidates. Onycar r7dnbow-, however pleasant 10
the vision OF the uninltiaed, are Il poor exchange
for needful electoral votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

wsrehou.. deliveries since April l, lSyzCHew, OK;
S3s GUrte,ton 300 bag total 59sl bag, .,o..
Visible supply Of the world on April le'- Sum
r,cand Il 10 bags Hamburg 100 900 bags Annt~efp
IS 800 bags ayre 33l 900 bag. ordespN Ser
lands wi 900 bag. total Europe a kind , iz 19
80. Ito l72 900 bags Santos ZioVOV Oaes ~
STATE. brazil 10 $40 big. United states other ~nds
i9 700 bag total United sSa 90 , 80 o Days roass
oa, for United states from Brazil l1la zoo ps anoa
e. nitad state, from and East 50 900 Dags eh9ae
,or Fmrope from and East, 1000 bags snoat Io
Eurol from Brazil 1868 coo bags an H a5S 9 ar1VS
rS % 90 03l bags against April /, 1891, 'lo'2OOi
bags.
includes only Rio and santos ss no har taken out Of
took Int not advised until April :. ,. , .....o..
so" ny ON the SPOT and quiet at unchanged
,.,o. sales IA ba for consumption ivceIp's az
PtIo",, tday s6 bales, against 1870 Gales TINS
ne p"..".,L and = 10 bales this time last year.