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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
GORDON ALL RIGHT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. o. senator
Gordon says the Northern papers have
made n mistake in placing his name In
the column Of senators who will vote for
the unconditional repeal of the Sherman
law. He will not.
But said he. II am in favor Of the
repeal of the Sherman law. Ii Is II bad
law. but i want legislation to 50 with it
that will restore silver and provide more
money for the people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

pAIIAs Toy Ar, a fsnoc,n,,-.
M 1ts,,,ss,,n 20 ,,inv.la,,,t,, ,,,,,ssa,,,
,,',i..,,., ,,,t, -. ~ -
,,,''.s "s S"1~v'9' W. t'p'es'', ,
w, ~ 49, ~" ~, ,''vs . .'''r''','
anu lnoh vi W'hnh approve ~ nut thr
grent masses are savage IN their do
uunciation Of the Presidents utternnces
,r, ,,,u... So. ... ...,..,,. Il,
INC pNi'as NoWS' oi oo"rse' approves U.
the recommendation for unconditional
repal. Tho 1lmes-IIorald, edited by
cl,.., -. n ct..,,..,, L.. .....,'-
-V'V''st $50 49, ~ ''ippss"' =" "
iuE uu'uFi" 'nl7 W'h'us' i'p"ui"'''
an, So, ho., ,,,i,,,,,1 a,d found want
~ ~ W" "''s.NN ""'
lhg' ms opir SUCKS 10 HhNeN "uu Nv
comments are also adverse,
r,h, Tev,s Fnrmer mn Shnyy'a paper.
-. T.. ..l,...,,,,s ia,
VIII ronst inc preameh' III Vigorous ia'l'
gungc, and all the weekly papers, agri-
cri,,r,, aud othcr,vise. with wide clrculn-
Nj. -. ~, ,a.,,.,rs nna ,,.,,l,,,.men
tph "n""s Wv ~ .'''@ ~" " ~.
denounce the Eold'bug REPUTATION OF 'pu
Chicago platform. The battle has cor.
1870 .,,,.,,.., 4, o,r,..,
u"ihp "p'"V" :" ,,..,
Tomorrow night lion, hnipri bV"uu"un'
of New York will speak ON silver nj the
ia, hnu
- l.Naa1.
Sohh."r anus unu '"ns'N',"a"
am are being closely Wntcheu ny wv
people here, md Democrats are ronhuly
o,itlrtsint them for their vague utter
. ~. t,,,
nnees on nc issues Oh tnr w, ,to .chooi
4. H. Howell president 81 rye s ss,a,,
nn9ohIa4 nnn Na,s,,n.,,lot,a, h most vlrorous
iiornculturil p~7oV'',,pl', . , nsd III
Ia .ih criticism o. Wv h nn,,,n VIA ms
nuneihtoiY o. ny f,,,ee."tic Uniform
aegn ~ " Sm 20" riyer
ihi9 mo l2luhng fr,.a. tcc,slat,tr,.
., inc ,spcihyr ~ NV 49, AZ the me,.
Hon, john H. NoV"''n says Va '''
fng.i 49,, -. s.,.,t, a.. uraten,led ,.on-
NIofelAhu hN,s 'oi', ~ AZ H., shnr.
selu'hv~ a. ,ne a,ss ~, yiscd by IN ans
man NV lhu tne.i'a ~ ftt,S dnan,,inl
mics 10 oxerthroW slNun ,,,,..' ,s NM
Distress an over lne vVuhhS ~ l,,,s'
now ir9hi lne A,,Ns, pu's'.ns 10 ma,
but ~ nlouEhl npous Ky i,,,u s,,1 4, a IN
paren snh.,hn OF Wv sVu WIZ Nr ~, SIer,
sllNer WIN nien "a s,f,nns aa,,, INA
man law ropoaltd, ~ li1 slng'e s VI
s,lnuhrd Y hu9pl'ui W. wv sv,' AMI,
Ny ptVspurlJi lor NV lllunvs pV"' 80
make u,hes hhIu ~ p'v1pJis'u , ~ n,
ure, ma II Wouln W ineiI p'ua s',,, Il,
order 70 SHOW lnht Wy eoh.sn,S e"i''i H.,
was que 70 NY ulstr,n.t VI ~. III ~.
~ cnse ~ itse oy'nuh' ny, ~ t
g9ld wpulu NC .nippvi out u Nv soun. W.,
ma ulhe% Nuun sv' 1hiiuvi t tn,,,,d ami
nnt " s0oh ~ 'pS sVaI nwnS sIlySr tilcy
mat tnoy ooulu nVt uoWn 49, ~, ,aat
would asnln tntn ullt MONEY ,;s ,ovs' ,h"a
Times would pe moro pro'p,,uuS ,n
uNfr hnuWn ~ wv rVuu ~ ;,,'..,,'. sr,,y
nnaer WI 'sga, ,ypI,' nv Nv ns gnd they
. ntlIni"ss s,,, nu "o'sn n" ~ m,fier INV
many ounces VIZ hut ~ . uo''a'' INC
Brock ltobertson-lt was ne wHfs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug, "a circular
dated New York, and signed George
Could was received here, announcing
Tint employee Of tie Missouri Pacific
railway whose salaries were 500 per
month and over. win have their salaries
cut 10 per cent, counting from August
4 Salaries of less than 500 are left I'M
disturbed In ease On employe so a.
fertcd objects To the Arrangement he
viii receive his salary III full for Aug
usi, aud then be dropped from the pay
.alI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
Declare in Ii acertain Tone for
the Peoples Money.
GOLD BUGS ARE ON THE RUN,

The Free silver sIcn outwit the First
Turn out of the Box--The Ratio May
be Changed If silveritcs Say So, and
They are Favorably Disposcd-Thc
House Silver Caucus Adopts Reso-
lutions-Crispa mt Work on His Com
differentiation all Right---Stal-
wart Democrats True.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
MUGVUMPS laugh
While They Pat Grover
on the Back in Glee
BUT TRUE BLUE DEMOCRATS
The Boys Who Fight in the
Trenches
-
FOLLOW THE OLD BANNER
OF Democracy Held High by the
Party at Chicago.
FOLLOW THE OLD BANNER
OF Democracy Held High by the
Party at Chicago,
DEMOCRATIC ANGELS WEEP

At the Sight of John sherman and
Henry Cabot Lodge, Chief Force
Bin FugIcman, Taking Charge of
Clcvelaud's Message and Manng-
ing Ills Night, Ringing Words
From Texas Dcmocrats-Gcorg
Clark Likes the Messngc--Clovc-
land Endorses Republican Policy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
HOUSE coMMnTrEEs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.-Spcaker
Crisp remained at his lolel today deyot-
ing his time to the consideration of the
formation Of the house committees. Two
or three weeks must pass before the full
list L. announced. 1t Il expected that
Mr. Crisp will tomorrow annonncc the
committees on rules. enrolled bills, mile
age and accounts. There 4 no reason to
aDprehend change in the composition
Of the committee on rules ns i WAS Ia the
Fifty-second congress, although 40 far aa
known the speaker has said nothing
about It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

Cabot Lodge should. "a he. did. assume
charge Of the message IN the senate
and move its reference to committee
with instructions. They are NOT IN
position TO ignore the Democratic policy
Put forth In Democratic platform. hut
Democratic congressman cannot hold
themselves above the party. Tho party
In the south must be held together. II
must continue TO present united trout
become convinced that the financial pol
ley of the Democrats " identical with
that Of John sherman and the Republican
party"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. 0rhe follow.
Ing official bulletin was issued this even
ing; There are no new cholera cases
to report tonight The situation Ia about
the same a. at New York. The two pa
iipnls at Swnburnc Island hospital con
tiuue TO improve. The dlslnfcciion Of
baggage of passengers of the Massllia
u complete"
The following cahlcgram from DR., De.
land, representative at Naples. arrived
today; "Chulora here since July II. II
Is extending 10 the adjacent country.
steamship llcspern refused bill Of
henlth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
NEW YORK WORLD FAKE

WASHINGTON. Aug. o.-The Ne~
vorL World publishes long Washington
special claiming conhdsnny .a,,,o,sllv
silver purchase law will beaneonoi'i0o4
,nsoled and publishes list Of forty se ssa
ss epsiars who viii vote afirinatiSsiS M.
forty-one negatively AnionE ine 4Ai' '''-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
RAPID ISSUE OF BANK NOTES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 0,-To meet the
constantly increasing demand for national
bank notes from banks which are taking
advantage of the low rate of government
hands and buying them and increasing
their circulation. SECRETARY Carlisle has
ordered the force of the bureau Of en-
craving and printing to. work from . a.
m 10 q p. M. With these extra hours
fIe total issue per day Will be about
ST 80 900, exclusive OF the reissues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

DENVER. Col, Aug. "a letter was
received this morning by Adjutant-Gen.
oral Tafnnry OF the state militia from
G. II. Carpenter, u mining operntor Of
Rice. Southern Colorado. lie complains
of the action Of baud Of Southern
uics, who are on the reservation, and
more1 the Indians have robbed several
settlers houses. aud people are conteni.
plating taking matters IN their OWL
hnnds. II something IL not done TO Keep
Tie Utes on their reservation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
MYoMINGls sENAToR.

CHEYENNE. wyo., Aug. 9.-Goy-
ernor Osborne has decided not to np.
point any one to the sonaiorship made
with until the senate shall decide tho
question whether or not a senator ap'
pointed after the failure Of the state leg.
stature to elect is entitled 20 seat.
The governor will name Revenue Collee-
tor A. H. New Of The district Of Colo
RADIO mud Wyoming II the decision il
favorable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
JOSIAH QUINCY TO THE RESCUE
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. Aug. o.-In the
course Of the silver discussion in the last
sssslon OF congress, Josiah Quincy, now
resistant secretary Of state, was a deeply
Interested observer Of the course Of the
an,,.sllyer Democrats. and from time TO
time as the contest went on ycntnred to
.1,ise his friends 10 congress FROM Mas
.arhusetts what he thought 1t would be
best for them TO DO in certain eireum-
stances
May Of Mr.. Quincy's suggestions were
regarded hy the Massachusetts, delegation
as extremely sagaciona, and he has been
credited with having managed some Of
lie hest moves that were taken By the
opponents Of free silver coinage.
II IL now asserted by Eastern inen'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
SPORTING.


.rOGA, y. y, Aug. 9.-First
4 furlongs. Tigress won, Ioano
Baldenon.o third. Time,
race-Nille and a sixteenth.
hon, Sykeston second, Hume
3ime. 1:53.
nce-Fiye furlongs. Appomat-
i William II. second, st. Maxim,
lime, los IL.
A race-Alile. Martyrdom won,
3ieorge second, Marshall third.
70 Il.
I race-Seyen furlOngs. Hanni-
VOID second, WoOdcraft third.
t33 IL.
|raee-Seyen furlongs. Jugurtha
|htry Alonzo second, Fan King
Time. 1:3i IL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

pIrBLIN, Aug. 0.-yrhe convention Of
tho parlr.liiic parliamentary party IN this
cify today passed resolutions declaring
M refusal OF the government 10 amend
he Injustice Of tho financial proposals OF
the home rule Dill was degrading rem
derins The bin impossible o. acceptnnce
by The Irish poopla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

!ycs appear the names Of Senators
blackburn, Call. Cameron. Gordon.
and Voorhees,. all OF whom the silver mun
assert with confidence will not vote for
unconditional repeal. As sowe doubt has
been expressed concerning Mr. Mandcr-
son. that senator stated tonight un-
equiyocally that he would not vote for
unconditional repeal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

WASHINGTON. Aug, 0,--prcpOra-
tons lor the opening OF the Cherokee
strip arr about completed. Secretary
Saith nday received telegram from
the nlloting agent that he expected 10
complete his work by the i4th of the
present month, With this work finished
the presidents proclamation will ut once
be issued, and the present expectation Is
TO have thu opening day set between
the first and 10Th Of september.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
A NOV no THE PARITY.

SHERMAN. Tex, Aug. o.--(Speclnll
.-Clevoland'H message was read with
stand on the financial question, whlld
not surprise, does not meet with tho
favor Of tho people In this county.
Nlany Of the leaders Of the party nrd
bitter IN their denunciation Of his policy,
and declare TINT Il Is one Of the hardest
hlowa tho nnrly has over reeelved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

LONDON, Aug. 0.--Earl Spencer, ar.t
lord Of admiralty, gave q dinner this
evening ia honor u Admiral Erben aud
Captain Mnhan Of the United states
cruiser Chicago. which is now at s0nth.
ampton. After dinner Lady Spencer held
n reception In honor u Admiral Erben.
Two hundred and nfy guests attended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

GALVESTON. Tox.. Aug. 0.-iSpe.
rini local forecast for Texas east Of
the iOOth MERIDIAN for twenty-f0ur hours
ending IL o'clock midnight, Aug. 10.
scattered showers, slight changes ia the
fAfnpcraturc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

.iapsIi.A gg. 9.--Corlngem making
fcre lhose in the National
N n IN session here to day al
|lposa sohn Goode Comqany
fens TINS, lorming q cordage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
CLIFTON RACES.

pN, N, j., Aug. 0.-First race
'qrongs. FREELY won, Sea Bird
n Hubert third. Time, 1:20 IL.
mee-Five furlongs. Saliva
Se Dixon second, Romeo, third.
taee-Slx and a half furlongs.
ross Won, Kerry Cow second,
le third. Time. LOO.
'm!ee-Alile. Eclipse won, Larg-
Pnd' Airplant third. Time, / ~.
ce[lhree quarters of II mile,
3ne, 1:l7.
nee-tfye furlonGs. Hnytny,
aft second, Willie McAliife
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
sHANKLN TO GET A PLUM.

WASHINGTON, aug. 9.-Elitor John
a Shanklin Of the. Evansville llnH.l
Courier Is to be nominated soon Tor w.
viii accept either place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

MORE, Nd. Aug. O.-Balti-
r. ., base hits Il. errors 3;
iWke. Mullane and Robinson.
fiA-inns u, base hits o, en-
llaery weighing and Cross. UNI
<LAND, o.. Aug. 0.-Cleyeland
oase hits ., errors o; battery,
Gnnson. Louisyille-Runs /,
" errors o; battery, Rhodes
~. Umpire, Lynch.
Experimentation o. base
itors 2; battery, Young and
galsyille-Runs /, base hits 4,
IS.sttiiery. Menefee and Grim.
and Weaver.
'uRG, Pa. Aug. 9.--Pittsburg
oase hits 1G, errors 3: battery,
Eaen and Stensel. Chicago
,'se hits .. errors 3; battery,
and Sehriyer. Umpire,
'LsfN, n. Y, Aug. o.-Brook-
. base hits IL, errors 4; bat
and hlnslow. New York
W hits 10, errors Z: battery,
Fnd Kelly. Umpire, Emslie.
'NsGpoN, Aug. 9.-washing-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
TREASURY GOLD.

WASHINGTON. Aug. O.--rhe gold In
the treasury today Is 81, loI ,pSl above
the SlO0DOO.OOO gold reserve
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
Sugar Beet ENnerimcntS.

Tho Now Era gives tho following
report OF the experiments nude with
the sugar bect at Lovclock:
John Reed reports his experiments
with sugar bects this season as very
successful. although he is not making
thorough test rs to acreage. lie
says the leaves show great thrift Und
health. Many Of tho beet leaves have
beer uscd for greens, which destroys
tho elaboration of sugar in the pla Ii t
IA tho leaves through which The
beet derives its sacchariue mat
ter.
Henry Thics hns had many Of his
bcets fed TO hogs, but those still grow
ing are doing nicely.
From all accounts Hans Marker is
making the most systematical and
practical test. lie has prepared,
planted and thinncd the rows accord
ing to Instructions and now has his
little ones out wedding. Hans may
never regret tho attention he has
given this Industry, for, when a beet
sugar factory is established ut Love
lock, he will have his children, and as
he hns 10 or ll--an ideal sugar beet
fnmily-he will be free 10 laugh ~
his nciehbors with, comparatively
speaking, their infinitesimally email
families.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
VOLUME 27.
Austin Ladies On Guard.

The following resolutions, adopted
by tho Woman's Silver League OF
Austin, havo been received by tho
IHDEpESDEEr with request that
they lie published:
WHEREAS, ws Tho members OF tho
Woman'D Silver League OF Austin
Lander County, Nevada, fully reali-
:zinS that tho signs OF tho times de-
mand our ablest thoughts and efforts,
not alone in the industrial and cdu-
catIonal, but also in the iinanai Al
Sor q OF 10 day; consequently, we en-
phaiically declare ourselves in favor
OF the restoration Of silver to that
standard which was for so many
years ac,e .Itrd as tho settled policy
OF the world. We firmly believe that
the present depression in business
and in all indus.-iea is duo TO tho
Recommendation OF silver in 1873. by
that covert act, the miner is deprived
of tho just reward for his labor; his
Inability 10 purchase tire produce OF
tho farmer uEd manufacturer, has
caused depression in trade, which
largely effects tho self supporting
women in the silver producing States;
hence we deem IT tho duty OF tho
women OF these statcG, 10 co operate
with all other Woman's Leagues who
.nre seeking to wrest themselves and
future generations from tho remorse-
less grasp OF tho political, and the
inoaicd manipuIatOrs, who coniin-
ually and prosistcntly violate those
constitutional principles freedom
and equality which have made us
tho most practical, and tho most pro-
Gacssive people in tho worlds history;
therefore, Go it
RcsOirCd, that this League unani-
mouslY declare themselves in favor
of tho lrco coinage OF silver Mt the
ratio Of l6; u l and that we condemn
tho action OF our government in
adopting nnd following the financial
policy of Englnnd--a government
run in the interests Of mobiles, land
lorde, bankers and capitalists for
their own class exclusively, while ours
is government, "of tho people, by
the people, and for the people"
HcSoircd, that this League favor
the use OF silver, and that 40 insist
on its being paid TO us in all business
transactions, thus giving practical
ovidoncc, that as Americans We have
confidence in tho products Of ouI
mines, thereby throwing tho lie in
tic face OF the foreign iinaaciers,
who claim that, while we hOui silver
wc will not uso Il,
Rcsoircl, that this League coneid.
ore the action OF President Cleveland
on tho silver question, 10 bc in direct
contradiction Of those sacrod princi-
pies, which has placed him ,:u tho
higest ollico in tho gIftof tho people
OF these United States.
RcS0irrd, that n copy Of tho pro
D amble and resolutions, now adopted :,
with lettcr calling attention To tho
same, DO cent to our Representatives
in CoDgrces, nlso TO Mrs. Cleveland,
Mrs. Potter Palmer, tho Woman's
industrial Lcaguo Of America, end 10
tho leadiDg papers on tho Pacific
coaet.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
The State University.

Tho Reno Gazette seems to think
that the comments Of the ISDEPEa-
DENT on the management OF the
State University 0re too severe. That
some OF the Professors are "able and
conscientious" we do not doubt.
And that one OF them Mt least is not
only broken down political hack
but political dead beat who never
pays debt he can avoid, we arc pre-
pared to prove. Ho is not the only
one, either, that secured his position
through political influence and holds
il by tho same means. The Gazette,
instend OF being slrcnstic, should
help rid tho University OF all such
people and mid in building it up So
that the boys and girls OF Nevada
wonld not DO compelled TO go 10 Cali
fornia TO secure an education.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
PCculiariticS of Ice.

1t is snid that leo that forms under
an extremely low temperature does
not stand like that which to made un.
dorfrnoderato atmospheric conditions.
Experience has shown that ice hav-
ing tho best staying qualities is hnr.
vested nearest to where tho wnter is
warmed by an inflow from the ndja.
cont brooks and inlctr, and results
obtai nod by artificial producers OF the
product go 10 confirm this theory. II
often happens that tho leo which is
out mt Il certain point proves uusatis
facto ry md quickly mcl,s when OK
posed To tho sun, while leo cut nj tho
sumo timc ut auothor place, within
half H. milo or so OF tho former, gives
the best results.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
Wipe II Out.

1t is now n definitely settled fact
That tho cholera has it's inception in
a dirty pool OF water, in place in
Asia, where every year thousands Of
fanntical religious devotces flock to
perform hcathenish rites. The water
thoy drink, Is too filthy for govern
mont mules, and as result, the
crowd Of dirty. upwashed lunatics
after loading themselves up with
cholera germs, scatter over tho old
world and carry pestilcncc and death
to oyery quarter OF tho country.
Thousands OF human lives and mil
lions Of property arc lost cvcry year rs
tho result OF this ianaticism, and
there is but ono way TO stop it. Lot
each power in Europe eond military
contingent 20 the accursed Mecca Of
filth and lunacy, and wipo it out. If
tho pilgrims insist on keeping up
their dovlish rites, kill the whole
batch aud clean up tho swamp. tho
pilGrimG, the cholera and the religion
OF that country with ono scoop
Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
Wasllburn'S Great Shows.

Leon W. Washburn's Combined
Circus Menngcrio, H.ppodromc, Wild
West and Congress of Living Wonders
will exhibit Mt Elko, Sunday After
noon only, Aug. 81.
Reports from all quarters pro-
nounce the above nhows tho leaders
in tented amusements and cannot
fail 10 interest tho masses. That il
possesses many raro animals never
before seen in this country the only
renl aquatic show OF sea animals, n
great hippodromc, double circus
and many phenomenal living wonders
is without question. It's career has
been n triumphal success. Tho
newspapers Rro unanimous in its
praise. A grand outpouring OF the
populace here on show day may bo
looked for.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
The West Point Cadetship.

The examination OF tho papers in
tho competitive trial for the Wost
Point cado,ship shows tho following
percentages:
Fihd Frey, 7G.07; Robert Beatty,
$40; L. @. Buttorly, 1917; Geo.
Bliss, 1892; Albert Givnn, G0.o2; II.
Walt srs, GOO. This gives tho cndot-
ship, according 10 standing, TO Fred
Froy, but as tho vncanoy will not oc.
cur until next June, and tho young
man will thon DO fow IN onths over
% yo ars old, ho may not DO admitted.
Should this DO the case, says tho Ga.
zottc, II. @. Butterly would then DO
tho cadet, with George Bliss ns his
altor,aato.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20
Tho Hcrlng Sen Arbitration

The Bcring Sen Tribunal OF Arbi.
trntion rendered It's deciaion ycstsr
day.
Tho ilvo points OF Article O are
decided against tho Unitod States.
Tho close soason is established TO DO
gin May lst and TO continue until
July 3lBt. Tho close soasou shall
'be observed both in tho North Paciic
Ocean aud in Boring Sea. A pro-
toctod zono Ia established extending
for sixty miles around tho islands
Polagac sealing is allowed outsido OF
tho zono in Herring Sea from August
ist. Tho uso OF firearms in scnling
is prohibited.
Tho American arbitrptors bnve OK.
pressed thoir satisfaction with tho
text Of the decision.
Baron Do Courcet, after tho decis-
ion was rendered, thanked tho hrbi-
traitors for tho close and Intelligent
attention brought TO bear upon tho
casc. Lord llanncn md Senator
Morgan, in replying To tho Pyosidont
OF tho Tribunal, acknowledged his
courtesy and hos hospitality.
Tho American Rrbitrntoro believe
that tho regulations decided upon by
The tribunal moan practically tho end
OF pclngnc acaling, and that thoy nro
better tcrms than woro heretofore
,rHcrcd TO tho Unitod States by Great
britain ns tho settlement Of tho qucs-
'tions involved.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20

Will Not Debate.
a Washington dispatch says:

A washington dispatch says:
Leading Republicans OF the House
have announced their intention Of
taking little or no part in tho silver
debate, on the ground that they wore
refused q chance to amend the order
regulating debate. They declare
that they did not believe in FREQ sill.
yer or no silver, which are the only
two alternatives In the Bland order
aud the only two possible solutions
OF the situation. They would have
bncn glad TO have secured vote on
another proposition which they be.
licred would so farther than any
other to meet and relieve the neces-
sity OF the financial situation. In
view OF this thcy do not fcel called
upon tn taiio part in the debate. 1t
is doubtful, however. if they can
hold to the program outlined.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20

Doors open at I, Performance ono
hour later.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-20

A ripo tomato will remove ink
stains from tho hands or from paper
or linen. There is no particular
knnck about II. All that is to DO
done is to crush tho tomato in your
hands and rub tho ink spot with the
juice, thon wnsh in clean wator aud
ink md tomato juice will come away
together.