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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-22
ELKO, NEVADA, SATURDAY, JULY p, 1898.
CURRENT NOTES.

HIcKs-"I guess I'm square with Dix.
I gave his boy a mouth organ last
night" Mrs. Hicks-"But you're not
over here to spend the day."-Pitts-
burgh Dispatch.
HUNGRY HIGGINs-"If you had to
work-jist had to-wot sort O. Job
would you like best?" Weary Wat
kins-'Well, think drivin' load o.
hay over new asphalt street would
suit me middlin' ell."-Indianapolis
Journal.
BEAUTY is only skin Deep" said
Miss Homeleigh to the handsome Miss
Fairleigh. Quite true, my dear Miss
Homeleigh," was the reply. But the
important part of it is that everybody's
skin is on the outside, where it shows. {"
IN. Y. Herald.
IT was the late DR.. Wisner, of Lock-
port, for long time pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, who, when asked
why they did not build the steeple of
the present church higher, said, in re-
ply: 81 think that is as far as we own
in that Observation-Disclosures News.
NICE YOUNG MAN -''Yes, sir; my
motto is to reach the top, if possible -
Moralist-"Noble young man; keep up
your efforts and you will succeed"
Nice Young Man -"I don't know
whether we can turn down Philadcl-
phia and Boston or not, but we expect
to skin Pittsburgh in next Sundays
game. Plaindcaler.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-22
KNOWLEDGE IN SMALL DOSES

The first permanent settlement in
New Jersey was made at Elizabeth
town in lGi4.
Dow; to the days of Apelles, Creeks
knew but four colors-white, red, yell
low and lack.
THE dining-room of the Campania,
the now Cunard steamer, is 100 by Ga
feet, and seats 430 persons.
TIE average weight of adult Boston
ians of both sexes is only 133 pounds
Western people average six pounds
heavier.
THERE are two kinds Of cattle brands.
The ''hair brand" doesn't mark the
hide. The "cherry-red brand" shows
on the inside of the hide after the ami
NAL is killed Hnd skinned.
TIE Chinese "Six Companies" of San
Francisco have raised large sum of
money and employed able counsel 20
fight the Chinese registration law. =.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-22
NEW AND NOVEL,

THE town council Of Geuda Springs,
Kan, is composed entirely of married
women, and the mayor is also a woman
Mrs. Emma Barnes.
THE recent municipal election i'm the
Missouri town of Lexington turned up
on the issue of hogs or no hogB In tho
streets. The no+hogs won.
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DRIBBLETS OF SCIENCE.

The geological center of the United
States territory is in British America,
four hundred and twenty miles north
OF the Montana line.
The health department of Berlin re-
ports that the juice of the lemon and
orange, or the acid it contains, is fatal
to the bacilli of cholera. Those who
use it freely are not subject to attacks
of the disease.
The sea is salt by reason of the earth
washlngs which are poured into it. It
has different densities because of the
influence OF rainfalls, cvaporations,
etc, and would become stagnant but
for thc working of the great ocean
arterieS-thc currents.
TIE name of ''zodiacal light" has
been given to a singular appearance
frequently witnessed soon after sunset
or just before sunrise. 1t may be seen
at all scacCrs of the year in low lati-
tudcs, and il obviously due to illumin-
mated Eattcr surrounding the sun.
In view Of Chandler's discovery a
year or two ago of an invisible third
orb about which the star Alrol and it's
dark complexion rcvolvc, it is interest
ing to know that che late William Fer
rel, the eminent meteorological, sug-
gcstcd in 1866 the existence of such a
body.
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Ea- Business kours 1cm 9 A, M toA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

Of Buffalo circ for party polite wheh 'he We
fare Of Tho community. the cause oil honest e"N'i"
mcnt and the reputation OF the dtv are III sla'
II this we?" mercy party ISSUE "S'ur'"n W
Democrats OF Buffalo should have manliness ana s'I
respect sufficient 10 find thr way ana mciii' eH''
lively 10 rrbnk, the insult thrown into thr IA" "'
ihdr Democratic MAYOR by dsreputabe nlg'''F''
surely Il ere would b. enough Democrats Ill buh''"
t. avcnge the recent dasardly asS1nl; upon u" DIN
cipes ana good name Of their party.
But the issue +, beyond and above party. II IN
wolves the dearest rights Of d'iz"n-hip' IL aPpc''
to all men who iav" any proper aPPi'''".''"
American institutions AMI tn" legitimate ANS o
government. To th, community it Is \ vital i''"''
II il f,r -.uclnr. II affects tn material Is well -
III, moral welfare Of the city.
This is plain and sensible talk. II has the
right ring In what "Thc Courier says II
cXpres es the sentiment, of a large miJoi'!
of the people Of Buffalo l'u' II It's W"i"> ave-
to bear good fruit then those there VINO pc
licvc in home rule must promptly eieU an
organ1ation. Indignation meetings ana IN
ditnati,u cdtoiills arc excellent 80 far a they
on Hut tboy must be reinforced by thorough
orcan;zation in every ward in Buffalo and
hard persistent work II the ring when has
done 50 much to bring Buffalo into dlSrcpuic
is To be swept out of existence. Let ahcchail
triumnh in the Buffalo elections next fall ana
what will become of that great and growing
city's reputation for public spirit for courage.
for ability TO guard her own best interests?
of II come 70 be understood that Shechani'm
is the established ism" of Buffalo ana Wha'
vii, become Of the Buffalo boom? Is it likely
that a town which attc>ts that 1t is powcrlcSS
in the hands of the most unScrupulouS OF bosses
will continue to thrive? Is Shcchani'm IN all
that it implies calculated to create new enter
prises. to bring conservative capital ard IN
telligent labor TO Buffalo,
Thousands of Buifalonians must be asking
themselves and one another such questions rs
these just now. The outcome ought - be an
overwhelming practical movement against the
rinc. And it cannot be got under way at 100
carly n day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
AmnscmenIc.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-2-S-Thc Black Crook
AMBERG THEATRES I5-Dcr Lebcrnann ana Caval-
eiia Rusticana.
BIJOU THEATRE-2-S ia Texas Stecr
BROADWAY THEATRE-s-PanianGrum
CASINO-2-S :l5-Adonls.
CHICKERlNG IALL-Lectu.e.
COLUMBUS THEATRI-2-S-Iony Pastor.
DALY'S THEATRE The Rose
..Di.N MUSEE-Ihe World In Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRES :I5-The Gin Left Behind
Me.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE :l5-S :l5-Pcg WohinS-
GARDEN THEATRES Tho Poet and Puppets.
GRAND OPERA HOUSI-2-S-ClcOlNtga.
HARRIGAN'S manufacturers Asprat on''
HARLEM OPERA HOUsl.-2-S IA society fat
HOYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRE Us 5o-A
Trip 10 Chinatown.
ROSTER < BlAL'S-2 :3O-S-Naudcylllc.
LlOEUM TnEATRl.-2-S :3)-Thc Guardsnan
MADISON SQUARE GAEDEN-o-In trumcn al Concert
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUsE-2-o .lj-lhe three
,Iuari>in"n.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEslGN-CiafAe and Dodge
Prize Pictures.
PALMEEs THEATRES :2O-The Decision Of the
Court
POLO GROUNDS-t-Ba Baseball.
STANDARD TnEATHE-@-s 1.-The ARABIAN N!Shts'
STAR THFATRt-2-s brother john
TONY PASTORS THEATEE-S-Vaud Vile.
UNION SQUARE DECENTRALIZATION OF Society
l4TH Strict THEA1Et-:-s-Ihe span Of Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

ero measure of its affection and
,.e',t,. ron tho old soldiers, and at the same
,so,,io, Of tho beauties OF tariff Tor
,n,,., a. means of raising revenue.
nr - this ,vould be cheering to the OLD
.,'',;.ne ,,.Lo mi,bt have to pay little shave
now and then to get their ho''' ,"'n'''
pcciallv rs the notes Wouiu i'oo "c oA"0"'
local and would not bear interest until oon-
gross could be brought 10 pro'iuc lor 'h,''
is>ue. One cannot guess Whau ihigno 'heh oo
1,,orri,oI porbap, the notes would be new
Lind of local tenders. bearing no interest, which
..rJ ,o ,Ioos,nt outcome for the lucubr'-
,;or. Of hard money philosophers likes MeSSls
vor. and Atkinson. Or the notes might bear
interest in silver at the option OF the "o'efh-
mcnt. which would also be encouraging 10 the'c
,hu .,,,bcr. Or there might be no provision
.. al mazda far the redemption of the notes,
,;rco ,ho ,om,ining revenue Of the Government
..,,,,oor. 70 no all mortgagcd, in the estimate
Of the philosophers when "oou DC pleasing
,o the veterans who may have to receive them.
Without any provision for redemption inc
tariff reform notes would be somewhat
undcr the weather 80 to speak. But II redeem
able at all. they might be rcdeemablc either IN
pold or in CON- ut the option OF the Govern
mont which might at any time mean in silver
dollars. More gold notes, issued at the rate
of so 600 600 wear, would make the rapidly
decreasing gold reserve look small. More sill
YER notes issued at the same rate would make
the pensioners feel ugly when they have to pay
= djscount to get them cashcd. What the
philosophcrs propose is not particularly impor-
tant. for Congress will be likely to vote the
other thing or nothing.
II iSa nice idea to make the old soldiers take
tho first risk and bear the first cost of tariff
reform. Nothing moro choice and beautiful to
illustrate the charms of Democratic tariff re-
duction could have been devised, and the elect
upon public opinion would undoubtedly be
ouicli and considerable, though possibly not
mite what Democrats might desire. Men who
have never been able, in all their lives, to de
tcct that Republican tariffs were in any way
, burden would be instructed every week that
tho Government has to run into debt to It's
pensioners, because foreigners pay less for the
rriyilcgc of selling in American markets. Men
who remember how Democrats lantod and
ravcd about the forced loans when green
back, were issued would delight in the spec
taclc if Democrats should levy n forced loan
on rhc pensioners in order to pay the cost OF
flcc-tradc theories. Yes, 1t is altogether a
lovely idea, and far too bright and beautiful
eyer to be realized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
WHAT Will BUFFdLO no ABOUT ITf

1t is pretty generally conceded that if an
election was to be held in Buffalo this spring
>heehanism would be cmphaticllIy repudiated
The passage shortly before the Legislature adj
iouInod Of two Infamous measures striking
down home rule in that city has aroused the
popular Indignation. The reputable men Of
Buffalo, whether Republicans Democrats or
independents, are united in dcnouncing the
fragrant wrong which Shcchan wantony per-
pctratcd against their city for the sake Of pro-
noting his own selfish political ambition IN
the light Of his course on these two bills he
stands revealed to his fellow citizens as maig-
nant foe of the home interests which ought to
have found in him rcSolutc champion. By
means of legislation which is properly 10 be
regarded as the meanest sort of a job he has
reduced the Police and Excise departments of
Buffalo to his subsection. The city has been
insulted, Inundated, disgraccd.
Now what is Buffalo going to do about it,
If the query related to a material nuisance
there could be no doubt about the answer
The nuisance would be abated promptly and
effec;uaIy. But will the nuisance of Sheehan-
ism be abated rs soon as it can be? The
Buffalo voters will not get chance to deal
be called upon 10 choose a Senator and As
semblymen. The Lieut. nant Governor and his
he lers there is reason to believe, are laborine
under The impression that between now and the
fall the storm of general Indignation will sub
side. But even in case it docs not subsidc they
expect, we may he sure, so TO turn the Police
and Excise departments into machines for the
preservation of the life of the anti-homc rule
ring. The Buffalo Courier" the leading
Democratic journal Of the city, meet, the cmcr-
gcncy with a resolute patriotic spirit which is
worthy of all praise. In an article on the
situation with which Buffalo finds itself con-
fronted it uses this language
The citizens OF Buffalo should face tic facts ana
prepare for the struggle. The rincsicrs OF both
parties care nothing for party politics when their
own interests are at stake. Why should the cit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
FOURTEEN PAGES.
me NEDS TINS MORNING.

Forcign.-The French Chamber Of Deputies voted
10 seplraia the Ii uor tax from the budget as re-
oucsted bv the Government: TIA" budget was voted
by the Senate ---- II is alleged that townsend,
who was arrested on Wednesday, intended to shoot
Mr. Gladstone on the night of tie second reading
of the Home Rule bill == The R,ielStag COM
mittee which examined Ahlwardta documents
found nothing in them to sustain his charges
against German officials. ---= Eight thousand
workmon in the Loire navy ward ut Nantes
France. went on strike Ouccn Victoria ar
rived at Windsor from her visit TO Florence.
Dcmcstic-Warden Brown. Of Sing Sing Prison,
has been removed 10y superintendent Lathrop
- Fieht white settlers killed by the
Navaios while recovering cattle stolen 10y the
Indians, who are now on the waipa'h. - 1he
Liberty bell reached Indianapoi, on it, way -
Chicago: ex-Prcsidrnt Harrison delivered an al
dress on il before the schoOl-chdrcn of the city.
- The continued bad weather al Chicago may
make it necessary to hold the Worll's lair OPEN
ing exercises indoors -= Judge Kicks appointed
Wellington H. Burt receiver of tie Toledo Ann
Arbor and North Mchia1n Railroad. -- Ii
was reported that the Manhattan OIL Company, of
Ohio, with a Slj,oo0.0OO plant. had been alb
.orted ly the Standard Oil Company. =-=- David
A. Djschlcr, charged with aiding OBricD, the bunco
man, 70 escape, was acquitted
City and Suhurban.-Four thousand marines and
sailors landed from the war-lips in the Hudson
River, ard paraded down Flith-ayc. and Broadway
to the City Hall, where they were reviewed by
tie Governor and Mayer the anliras being
present; dinner was given for the naval officers
at the Hotel Waldorf by the Chamber of Com
merce: President Clc1cllnd met with
an accident injuTing his head by
falling against his carriage; he started
FOR Chicago to take part in the WorlIs
Fair cXerc .-es - he Boston team defeated
the New-York men by score Of hin" TO- t6f the
the opening game OF baseball. The CITY Club
Syracuse Alumni AssociatipY Mayor in regard to
sent a sharp l"tterarcc, against BIennan. =---=
his action .0n active and extremely strong under
StoGtad Of Reading, which fairly buoyant.
First prices generally the best, but early
gains were not always lost The closing was dG
and heavy. Money on cal Iul"d at - per
cent, but momcDtarly touched per cent.
The Weathcr-FOrc"aSt for today; Cooler
cloudy weather. with occasional rains toward
night. Temperature Yesterday: Highest. 50 de
grtcs lowest. As; avera-e Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
"oH. wAD SOME POWER TIE GIFrlE GLE U.s.
From The Baltimore American.

New-York Is the Empire state New-fork 'ity
Is the countrys metropolis. Two prisoners under
sentence OF death cs,apci from the state penlteii
tary. An investigation was held. The verdict
was that nobody was To blame. The most rc.pec,a
bic and eminent citizens OF Newlork CITY filed COM
plants and charges agan,. the head OF the street
Cleaning department. There was an nvr,u "a.
ton" The Mayor-rammany's Mayor-ignor,i inc
resp, ctatle citizens. and said brennan could keep
his Job. Buffalo politicians cehan-was able ~
do more with the Legislature and with t'oyernnor
Flower than all the decent people OF his ely. ln'
decent people were actually iuSutd by th, nJs,
and the LEGISLATURE. New York Is the E'nplre
state and New York City Is the continents metrop
oils. but the other states and cities the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

Tho Medical Society of the County of Ncw-York
has fixed lis eye OH Health Officer Jenkins and has
adopted resolutions declaring that the Jenkins
administration of quarantine is by no means up
20 tho mark. The members of the society seem to
overlook the fact that DR.. Jenkins is not manag
ing his department on IL medical and sanitary
basis, but regards il mainly from the political
point of view Hence there is no common ground
for them 60 meet on. Dr. Jenkins claimed that
he was well pleased by the structures passed ssaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

TARIFF HEEOHu NOTES.

Our good friends, the professional rcformcr>,
have hit upon new plan. Dcsparing of sue
cess in breaking down the tariff by other means.
they propose that the Government should Dor
row money. 1t will not need they say. To add
duties on sugar, or tea, coffee, if il will only
issue certificates of ndcbt'dnsS, for the arrears
of pensions, amounting 10 $4,000. 600 or
S5O,O0o,0O0 each year. Then there can be
tariff reform and the revenue from customs
can be cut down, and yet there will remain
enough for tho other expenses Of the Gov
eminent. This is bright idea To the
present forms of currency it would be pleasing
to add " tariff reform notes" This would helm
the whole people 10 understand that Protection
pays IFS way, while Free Trade has to borrow.
Also 1t would be pleasing 10 sec a Democratic
Administration begin with forced loan II
has power TO offer securities which somebody
might buy. Instead. it proposes to force the
pensioners OF the Nation t. take notes which it
does not venture to offer for sale. This would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

orders OF Marshal Ney and fought mt Waterloo. Dur.
ing the engagement Victor Ballot received blow on
The head from a sabre which sent him Keeling among
The dead and dying, but he was only stunned, and
covered sufficiently to return TO the fight. lie
Plymouth where he remained nearly year. On re-
turning to France he fell Ill the doctors said he
I'm Tho last stage OF consumption I" 80 mnch for the
doctors ~ he exclaimed, smiling, he responded 70
thc toast of his health during the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

The plans for removing the University to It's
new site north Of the Harlem are taking on
practical form: they have, in fact, been sub
s,antialIy agreed upon, but one or two changes
may yet be made The most important qucs-
lion left open for decision is the transfer of the
present University building from Washington
Sluarc. TIE answer thereto depends upon The
response made by the citizens Of Ncw-Iork to
the appeal for 500. 00o which the University
Council puts forth. There is no guc>>woik
alb nut the sum asked for; the amount is divided
into four parts and the University authorities
know already just how they propose TO Use
it. Those who subscribe either large or small
amounts will enjoy the consciousness that they
arc doing a good work, both for the present
and the future. We hope to see generous
Ip<uOu>p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
a TANMANY TRAINING SCHOOL.

From The Binghamton Republican,.
sing sing state Prison Is thoroughly Democratic
institution In lis management. IN annex OF TAM
many. Having served one of several terms In state
prison does not dSqualify one from becoming "A pos
litical leader IN Tammany from procuring an Ofl'
cial berth IN prison under the auspices OF Tanlmany
There Is chance To wonder that condemned mur'
dorers escape from the prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
TYPICAL DEMOCRATIC BODIES.

From The Milwaukee sentinel
Encause the last Congress did not repeal the silver
purchase act The Courier journal calls IL unique
aggregation of incompetentS.' This Is II truthful do
srriidlcn II the President had believed the new
Congress, was any les, incompetent perhaps he would
have called IL together in extra session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
TIE MADNESS OF SPITE.

From The Indianapolis Journal
is II possible that the Cleveland Gresham cpmoins
will give up the trade ARRANGEMENTS With Cuia cx-
torted from spain In face OF the facts that our w ~
In eighteen months with that island and Porto hico
has Increased Sis fc. BIB OF which sli519,i3- was
exportsl Spite which would lead 10 such surrci,.
der OF valuable market might be stismauze@ -
madness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

appointed to so responsible place. 1t was
political appointment, pure and simple. and no
one can be surprised that decentralization fol-
lowed in the prison. 1t is "A satisfaction to
know that Browns "pul'' has not been strong
enough to prevent him from retiring in disgrace
from an Office for which he had no fitness
uha ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
MVGWI-MpS THINK Jim UNDESIRABLE.

From The Providence Journal.
4 secretary OF the Treasury who lacks the coma
dencc If the most intelligent and conservative bank
crs of the country must DC considered somewhat
undesirable official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

CITY POSTAGF.-The requires that cent postage
stamp b. affixed TO every copy Of the DAILY sunday.
or Semi Weekly Tribune mailed for local delNry IN
New-Yor. CITY This postage must be laid by SUD
scriber Feeders bftCr served by buying u'c'r
Tribune from q IewsGoalcr.
FOREIGN rOSTAGE.-1o all foreign countries (eXcrpt
Can ada and Mexico. 3 copy on Tho SUNDAY
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Note II sent unregistered letter, ALL be at tc
owners risk.
fondon w, ENGLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

A perfect day brought to close New-Y ork 5
second part in the celebration Of the Coum
ban anniversary, which has been, on the whole.
q gratifying success, with flaws so few and
slight that in every generous mind they shrink
to insignificant proportions. This city did lis
part well in October, and it has shown I'M
bounded interest and enthusiasm in the naval
and land displays Of the last three days. The
parade yesterday was viewed with intense sat
isfaction by a great multitude few if any of
whom will ever again behold such Il novel pro-
ccssion as was seen in Fifth-ave. and Broad
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

his work and methods by the recent coh'eh'ioh
Of health officers in this city. When IL comes 10
th, County Medical Society, we presume Una. ne
will simply snap his fingers and dismiss the whole
matter from his mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

According to great German gcographer
-oo 600 square miles of the earth's surface still
romans unnhabitcd. Assuming that his hgure'
are correct, it will not be necessary for some
time vet for mankind to give order for signs read
ing, STANDING room only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

Prison Superintendent Lathrop has seen
great light. After generating Warden Brown,
as the result of a hurried examination at Sing
Sing on Tuesday, he suddenly reversed him
self yeterday and decided on the summary re-
moval of the Warden. This is step which
ought to have been taken long ago. In fact,
such . man as Brown ought never to have been