davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-06
Gin Ne9er fdieft feinen 2&rbeit
9eber nieoer,
Neil oteier i'm nibt i'm Dorous be3abIen
mollte.
g obannab, Ga, 6. W1at

II a :, o. 8. W(0l.
@eItern 2lbcnb ipurbe Ser angeiebene
GerpentinbGn6Ier S. 81, 8litc5 bon Coffee
GountD, in ietner QSoDnung bel @ilocooz
cbee bon etnem bel ibm angeite0ten 9teger
in robelter 8eiie ermorbet. Ser gteger
perlan9te fir cine Nrbeit 8e5oblung, bic CT
nob nicbt getban bate, uno 8lttdb oertr0z
itete i'm auf Samitag, ben regelmdBi9en
3abltag. 9arauf entitanO Elm 8orttpecbz
1el, nobel Der 9teger cine @inbeitcrbii9ie
er9riff unb glttb Ourb cinen po5lge3ielten
S6uB tobt niebertredte. Ser W6r6er
entflob Johann; Die gfacbbarn itn6 auf bas
b0cbite empOrt, unb Der yteger pirb tpabrz
i3einli6 NIT benz &icbter 9pn5 in 8eriib@
run9 fommen.
, 1893-05-06
Ueue bohwo6er9efabr,
Das untere mGt1ippi=GhaI pom elmer 11eber=
f6memmur9 beorobt,
QrfaniasGttD, Mrf., 6. %

MrfanfasGitD, 9trf,, 6, M}oi,
Ser Milliiitppi lit bier geUalti8 i'm
Steigen begriffen, un6 bunberte bon Or
beitern ltnb nit Ser 8eritGrfung Der ufere
bGmme beicbGfttgt. Sin 0ammbrub tpitroe
baS ganse Seniasz8aitn itberl6pemmen
nnb bunOerte BON 3uderplantagen in
Southland beripiiIten. Ser 9teo Gtper lit
ebenfaus rai6 I'M Steigen begrttte1 Der
fortndbren6 faQenbe &egen erbObt bon
Stunbe 81 Stunbe Die @efabr.
, 1893-05-06
6ertetb in cine Golonie Don Klape1
perfhlan9en
limo fonnte ii9 erf nad beftioem Kan1pfe
Dor oem 6epirm retten.
@ortba4e, SQ., 6. Wlot.

3 - O"I U 1VVWF*
Sin in SET bieitgen Na9bari9aft mob
member Sarmer Namens George @ilion 9ez
rietb 9eftern in einem 0itltcb bon Der Sta6t
g~eIegenen Steinbrub 5piicben cine Mcn9e
Don &lapperi9Ian9en, unb fonnte iib erit
aus Dem unbeimlt9en BIab retten, nacbbem
ct lunfunOoreiBig berlelben to0tgeicblagen
bate. 8il1on tpolte Stetne boIen, unb
mar ntcbt mentg eribrofen, ais BON allen
Seiten aus benz @eitein bunberte BON
S6langen berporfroben. Gr bate Wtiibe
unO Not3 itcb nit betler 6aut gu retten.
, 1893-05-06
Die Oodarbeiter tpieoer an ser
Qrbeit.

8rtfoI, 6. 0fat.
Die bieiigen l1nionz9 ofar6citer, tpelc6e
am 4. Wtai gegen bic 2lniteuung BON 9ticbtz
untonorbeitern itreiften, limb sur 2lrbeit
5uriifgefebrt.
Noa Elm 8anfbrud in Quitralien.
Welbourne, 6. Mai.
9te G%olontalbanf BON Nlitralien in
9lleranOrta in Der Golonie 8ictoria bat in
6Ol9e 0eS a%Qgemeinen OtiBtrauen5 bctreft5
Der auitralti9en 8anfcn ibre @eicbdfte einz
8eiteQt.
6e9nern Ser eleftriihen 8abn
, 1893-05-06
Gtnem Sdwtnoler Gas 6anomert
9ele9t.
Oerielbe erhob Geloer inter Ger mlasfe zines
Derit9erunesaeenten
@nt0rie, 8. 6, 6. Mai.

@eitern tpur6e bier Ser reilenbe 8erIibc>
run9sagent 8. s. @art6pate auf Sic 8ez
i6ulbigun9 Set 11nteri0lagun9 BON @elbern
bin perboftet, un6 9endB zines Nuslicfe~
rungSbefe6lS bes @OuperneurS BON &ania8
benz Sberiff bon Sbatpan Gountp, &anlas,
iibergeben. Ser Mann bat aucb in bielem
@ebiet cine Qn3abI 2eute bei6Dtnbelt, I'M
benz ct 8eriicberun9sprdmien I'M poraus
foleftirte uno ipater fetne FOIicen abliez
ferte.
, 1893-05-06
Quf Ser Petmreiie
Der bisheri9e Gefanote am enoIii9en 6ofe,
Robert G. Stncolrt, Don Southampton
rab 11ep Qorf abeeieeelt.
QDu6on,6. W}at.

&o6ert 8, 2iucoGn, Ser bisbertge ameri@
fanilcbe @eianote am Sofe BON ct. Sames,
lit beute bon S%outbampton nacb Stem Yorf
obgeiegelt. SGmmtlt6e Wtit9lieber Der
@elanbti6aft uno Dtele befannte Qmeri@
faner 9aben ibm bis gum S9tffe bas Sc
leite.
Der neue bieii9e @eneraLfoniul, Sen.
gatrif q. Collins bon 8Oiton, bat beute
letn Qlmt angetreten.
, 1893-05-06
6 G. Mlni.

Die Snfantin G~ulalia, pel36e ais @er>
treterin beS ipanti6cn &0%nigsbauieS, be3ip.
Ser 9tegierung Die Q8eItauSiteIung beiucben
:Dir6, lit nit ibreln @efol9e in 8orto 9tico
eingetroffen, uno DON Der 8ep0lferltng nit
groBer 8egeiiterung ~empfangen !uor6en.
Die Snfantin miro in etntgen Sagen oa6ter
eintrefen, cine Bocbe p~ertpetlen, unb iib
alsbann ouf etnem ipanii6en &rie9si6tffe
nab Stem gorf begeben.
, 1893-05-06
Cine jun9e Dame abbanoen oe.
fommen.
Die Derwaroten f0nnen fib oos pI0bIi6e
Deridwinoen oerielbeu nicbt erfIdrer.
st Of NJ o SSn0., 6. O2at.

Sor 6ret Sagen pericbtpan6 bas 6reiBigz
iGbrige 6rGuIein 2iba tSelco6 aus ibrer
8obnun8 in SpicelanO, un6 lieB ieitbem
NIGHTS BON iicb bOren. Der 8ru6er Ser iurz
gen Dame, &. 90. 9elcof, befano iioh 6cute
bier IN Der StaDt, neil ct gIaubte, baB iie
iib bier aufbalte. Sbre G~crmanoten fOnnen
1tb Die llriabe tbres pl0bIicben 8ericbiuin=
6ens in feiner Weiie ertlGren.
, 1893-05-06
Sic brennt nit tbrem GIerf our6.
Derei6t aber ti4t, iRren nIann nln oas
n0thiee ReiieeeIo gu erIei6tern.
so oriboIItom II, ST., 6. Mat,

Srou g8. q. gtlnn, Sic Satin bes
@igentDiimerS bes Sransfer 6oule in
Soma Sails, lit Oorgeitern 2lberO wGbrcnb
bet QbWeien6eit tbres @atten nit benz
6Otelclerf burcb8ebrannt. Die 9ur96renz
net naDntcn ge8en $400 nnb anbsre Mertb@
iacben nit auf Die Geiie. 6err Quinn
fcDrte 9eitern Morgen 5urii6; er e%rtldrt;
Dap CT nicbt Sic 9er;nglte N6nung DaDon
geba6t babe, oaB Ser @lert nit ieiuer 6rau
Elm 8erbGltniB ge6abt babe.
, 1893-05-06
Gin GPtca9oer Su9oruder
IN Der NdRe pom GIfhort pom 5uoe 9efallen
mo %iiberfahren.
@Ifhart. Sub. 6. W}at.

@eitern Otorgen puroe auf benz 8abnz
9eleiie in Der gtdbe Der Stabt Die 9eidbe oes
in Gbica9o tpobnenbeu 8ud6bruferS S. 5.
O'8rien o~ufgefunben, melcber alien Auz
icbein Ha9 DON einem 8abn5uge g~eitirst
mar. Seine 8eriDanbten in G9ica9o MUIR
Sen telegrapbii3 bcna3rtcbti8t, ebenlo Die
tDpograpbii6e Union balcl6it, bon ueIber
ber Gerun9lli6te ein Wfttglieb mar.
, 1893-05-06
Woaten ein Sod in oie 21auer
limo fpa3ierten hinous in oie 9oIoene 5reibeit
Sbebob4on. Wts.. 6. Wlat.

9tIs 9eitern Mor9en Ser S6eriff 2teber5
mann bte &unoe macbte, fano er, baB 5mei
BON ieinen &oitgangern, SameS Sbomion
uno G6. WiliOn, tDelde tpcgen 9iebitablS
einen lGn9eren Germtn ob3uiiben batter,
Elm 2O5 in Die Wfauer 9emacbt unb ourcb
baiielbe ibre Tret6eit erlon9t batten, Sis
ieBt itnb Die 6liicbtlinge nod ntcbt pteOer
e%tngefan9en pDroen.
, 1893-05-06
Die nGinnobme Don puebIa".
Der eeitri9e 1abresta9 oerieIben in gang
-~1lIerifO e~Idn3eno eefeiert.
90 ertfp. 6. W}ai.

Ser geitrt9e Sabresta8 Der G%ritiirmung
bon 8uebla, tpelcbe 5u8leicb ben Stlr5 bes
utglitflicben &ailerS Otarimilian I. be-
beutete, tpuroe 9eitern I'M gan3en 2anbe in
Der iiblicben gerdui6oollen 8eiie g~efeiert.
Sn Ser 6aupt1tabt fanb Elm gldnscnber linz
5ug ftott, an tpeIc6em iicb aub Der 8rditz
bent Qtas betbeiLiate.
, 1893-05-06
Oas Re9ttrtrun9s9eiek fir Obi
ne1en.
Die Gntideioune iiber ole Derfadur9srnd6t9.
Felt oefeIben Dem Oberbunoes9eri8t
i~berlanen.
90 N 9 6. O2ot

@eiter1t mar nacb benz @ortlaute 6eS
@earD> @eieBeS Ser lebte Sag CUR Ge9titra>
tton Der Gbtnelen. 9aS S6abamt bat Ote
MISUNDERSTANDING bon Gbtneien, tpeI6e ft6
npcb nibt regi1trtrcn LieBen Derboten, eS iet
benr, baB bic GerDaftun9 bon einem @ez
ribtSbofe angeOrOnet 1et; aber 6eute iOllen
peni9itenS bret Gerbeftungen Dor9enomz
men tper6en, nm @ele9enbeit 3u BADEN, 6te
neutrality-suspicious. 0es @eiebeS gu prii>
fen. 3met GDtneien ioQen Dem Gi6ter
8ronn bonn 8un0eSbeStrfSgeri6t un0 elmer
Dem &t6ter 2dcDmbe pom 8unbeSfretSge>
ribt borgefltbrt ner6en. QlQe bret SGue
iolIen oann nab Ser @rleOt9ung in BEN gez
narnfen @eric9ten bpr baS Sberbutbesge>
ridbt gebracbt peroen, oamtt 10 ibnel ais
m0gltb cine Gntl beibung er3ieIt neroe.
Soiepb G6oate lit elmer Ser QtDpofaten,
nelbe Die Gbtneien in ben Gert6ten per>
treten tper0en.
Ser 3oQetnnebmer @rnit 9eat6an bon
8rooflpn bat bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geftern
geibloiien un6 mach Wa1bingtpn geianot.
8on 1000 in ienem 8eStrf pobnenben G9t@
neIen 1aben it6 11ur al regiltriren la11en
llnD ale 6teie Yerlonelt baben 16on me9rere
Sabre lang I'M 2anbe gepobnt.
8uffaGo, 6. Mot.
Gon fiinfun6nernsig bieiigen Gbinelen
baben itcb obt3tg bier BEL benz 3oaein>
ne0mer regtitriren la1ien. Gerbaftungen
puroen nicbt p~prgenommen, unb pabr@
id6etnIib tperOen mOrgen idlnmtli5e Gbtz
nelen benz @eieBe Solge letiten.
- -. &c. 49, 1900.
, 1893-05-06
Gin neuer WIorineattahe fir Sen
Oretbuno.
Oas 6a%uptquartier oeGeIben Don Rom nod2
Berlin perIeet.
SO oibtnqtDn, 6. Wtot.

lieutenant 6, 6. 8eerlan6 lit ais Na9z
folger bes 2teutenants sc. Sargent sum
Warineattacbe Ser Granddaughter bon
9euti3lano, Seiterretcb un0 Stalien err
nannt lporoen. 9aS 6auptquartier beS
Warineatta3e's lit BON 0tom na6 Berlin
perIe9t pprben.
, 1893-05-06
Die italtentihe flotte.

IT 8. Nf0l.
SIN Ser 9eputtrtenfamner bat Sic
Debate uber Die Slottcnporani3Id9e be-
gonnen. 9ie1elben loIen BON SO, zoo, 900
6rancs auf 100000 600 Trancs erb0bt
tperDen.
, 1893-05-06
Die nn9arifdDem Dil9er trefen
an 'luan}i9ftem gaai
unter 9abrun9 oes primos Don
un9arn in Rom Elm,
meI3em am erten 5urti ser ~GaroinaIshut
iiberrei6t peroen miro.

IT . N 8. Wtat.
Sim 3ipon3i9iten Stat per6en Bic unga>
rtl3en 8tlger unter Der Sitbrung beS @arz
otnals GaS5arD, beS @r5bti6ofS bon @ron
uno Brtmas BON llngarn bier etntreffen.
Dem Cardinal Gas3arD miro IN benz am
erften Stunt ab5ubaltenben Gonititorium
amtli6 Der G~ar6tnals6ut itberretcbt werben.
, 1893-05-06
8anferott zines Gi1enmaaren9e=
fhGftes.
g 0 n Gin Sn-

SOMA @ttp, Sa., 6. Mat.
Der @iienpoaren6dnOler Mtat, $. Gob@
ran Bat geitern 9ta6mtttag ieinen 8ante1
rott angemelbet, Die S9ulben betragcn
$4,000, pdbrcnb iicb Die A~usitdnOe auf ettpa
$4,000 belaufeu louen.
, 1893-05-06
Oampfer= Nahridten.
5n Ger Qadt oemeIoet:

0n Ger Nadt eemeIoet:
8roip6eab - 9orbeipaitrt @tr1ria bon
gtetp Onrf.
2~iOerpuol = 0ania BON gfep gorf.
&iniale = 8%orbeipaiitrt 8oitonian bon
8oitpn.
8remerbaoen - StraBbur9 bon Stem
gort. -
Seem gort - Columbia bon 6amburg,
germantc BON 9toerpool.
Reute 9erneloet:
.Nep gorf-@euert bon 6%amburg.
6abre-9a Gour0i1e Don SEEM gorf.
, 1893-05-06

= 9rei fletne &naben, Ste Morris,
George 8ri9lep unb 8ierer, tpurOen 9eitern
babel iiberrai6t, ais ie in einen 8radtiuaz
gen Ser 81. @entralbabn, tpelcber am SuBe
Der 27. StraBe itonb, etnbrecben tpolten.
Gid6ter 8raDtpeu iiberipieS beute Wtoraen
bic 8naben 6er Sbbut Der 9umaue go
ctetp.
, 1893-05-06
Ods Wetter.

@ai6tn9ton 6, Mat.
STIR bette lalttet Ser Netterbericbt in
SutnotS; b~eiterer Simmel, 9uft5ug perdn@
berlic6.
, 1893-05-06
Die Snfamtim Gulalia,
Welhe ais Dertreterin oes fpant=
fhen R0ni9sbau1es Ole meItaus=
ftellun9 beiu6en miro,

nit ibrem 6efOI9e in Porto Rico eelanoet.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
Lack Of Confidence.

Congressman Newlands does not
have much confidence in the prssss of
New York in its treatment OF tho sill
yer question, Judging from the follow
ing correspondence:
New YORK, June 10, lS93.
Hon. Francis G. Ncwlands, Reno,
Nevada:-On equally good security
money now loans in England on one
quarter the current rate in tho United
Sta,es. In the opinion OF prominent
%tinanciers, if the Sherman law 10 TO
DO repealed. immediate relief will TO-
suit from prompt assurances thereof
and resulting in the flow OF cheap
money from London TO America.
Viii you oblige the Times by wiring
briefly at our expense whether you
favor repeal Of Sherman law and
what plan OF currency you favor?
NEw YORK TIMES.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
Caught at Last.

The tables have at last been turned
and Chris Evans and john Sontag,
tho California outlaws, have been
brought to bay. Sunday night they
attacked n posse OF officers in the
foothills about twenty miles north
from Fisalis, aud Soutag WAS severely
IL not morta!ly wounded and CAP
tured. Evans, during the fight, WIS
seen to throw up both hands and fall
and i. ID thought he is badly wounded.
He made his escape, however, leaving
his guns uni hat behind him. His
trucks show that no started toward
his house Mt Visalia which will 10
closely watched night and day. Son.
tag was found the morning after the
light lying behind Il haystack. There
is II glancing wound on his forehead
and ono on each sido Of his noso. lie
cl lined that ho shot himself. When
found Sontag was covered with hay,
and his beard was matted with blood
uni dirt. \ reporter asked him il he
had any word to send to his friends.
lie replied: Il have no friends at no
place." Sontag talks freely and says
the jig is up, and no does not care
for tbs future. lilo may possibly ro-
cover from his wounds tho doctor
thinks, though ho expresses no do
cided opinion. Sontag after being
taken to Jail was visited by Mrs.
Evans and her daughter, Eva. Tho
daughter cried bitterly but Mrs.
Evans looked determined md was
composed.
LATER Evans has boon captured
and is now ir jail at Visnlia. Both OF
his arms are broken and no is other
wise badly wounded.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
Heavy Eult for Damages.

Tho johnson suit against tho
Southern Pacific railroad. in which
the widow sues to recover $4,000
damages, camo up in tho United
States Circuit Court Tuesday.
II. NJ. johnson wns killed by fall.
ing from tho running board Of n loco.
motive in August, 1892, and his
widow sues 10 ecovo tho abov
amount. Ono thousand dollars wns
offered hor to compromise. but sho
refused. johnson was insured for
$1,000 or 5000.
The defendants clnim tuat johnson
was subject 10 fits and vertigo, whilo
on tho othor hand il is Bnid that tho
engine had been in the Humboldt
river in 1886, whero IL lay for six
montbs, tho result Of n wreck. Since
That time, i, is gaid, tho engine Inns
been In poor condition, md the day
Of Johnson's accident hot winter and
steam wero escaping into tho cab from
tho defective nues.
In attempting to fix tho check valve
while tho engine WE running tho
engineer wa thrown of md received
injuries from which no died,-Silyer
State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
FRANCIs G.. NEwr.ASDs.
Twenty to One.

We aro not surprised that some of
tho toadies OF Wall street moneybags
are beginning TO agitato tho question
OF increasing the ratio OF gold and
silver, in tho dollar from 10 to l TO 90
to There was an intimation made by
John Sherman, tho generalissmo OF
moneybngs on Wall and Lombard
streets, some eight years ago, when
no was on this coast on u tour OF in
spection, that that method OF making
tho rich richer and the the poor poor
or might eventually DO rosorted to.
But no found that the movement, il
then made, would be premature, and
load to its defeat. BuSa scheme go
fraught with public mischief, and
demanding the manipulation OF such
n "fine italian hand" rs Iris, one so
we'll adapted 10 his misanthropic
tnate, no could not afford to lot escape.
So it is being raised noar enough tho
surface OF events to serve ns n "feeler'
OF public sentiment. That scheme
consummated, tho gold demonetizcd
and raised to 30 grains to the dollar,
and j. s. would DO happy! But j. S.
90 sloS-a "reokoning" will be along
soon. = TehachRpi Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
Az iNCoMs TAX.

1'hsrs is much discussion among
Southern and Western Congressman
now 10 Washington Of the policy OF
the Administration in regard To the
repaal Of tho Sherman silver law md
~ the State bank tax and tho enact
ment OF nm. income tax. II ia known
that Presidebt Cleveland favors
these proposi,inns and tho prospect
that tkny viii DO recommended in his
annual meseaae provokes consider
able speculation. Congressman
Dockery, OF Missouri, who is II strorg
free.6ilyer nun. says: III attn in favor
oi an income tax. | u ink it is tho
Ssirest way Of rnising revenue, for The
scasoa that il distributes the burden
where It can best bs borne. Thore
hus been much discussion as 10
whether = Till can he so drawn that
tue tax can DO collected. l AIN salts
ied that there Is wisdom enough in
Congress to frame n measure 30 TINT
tho large incomes Of our millionuires
can ha leyied upon M we'll as the
more modest OF less wealthy
men. It is only by tie enactment Of
an income tax law that tho vast prop
rr.ies owned by thcSo mi.lionaires
can bs compelled to pay their share
Of tho expense OF maintaining tho
Government We guarantee protec.
ton and tho security OF wealth and
property 10 tho rich and TO the poor
alike, but the poor man phys far O
than his shnrs for every privilege aud
evory Immunity he enjoys. Give Us
a good income-tnx law, and wo will
bring our national up to
current expenditures without impos-
ing nny additional burden upon the
poor people. I might vote for n
modified proposition repeating tho
State bank tax. Much would depend
upon tSe administrative features OF
such u law. I do not wunt any
wildcat or red dog currency. II II
law can be drafted which will compel
the State banks TO provide proper
and ample collateral for their issues
] can conceive that such q plan
would materially increase tho circu-
lRtinx medium md undoubtedly re-
lieve in some measure, mt least, the
pressure upon tho people, WASH
ingtou correspondent Of Now York
World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
4 FRESH DISCOVERY.

Tho combined legal talent OF tho
treasury department has made tho
discovery that under the statutes as
they now exist the secretary has the
power to Issue legal tenders up TO
The amount Of S330,oo0,Ooo. This will
give him the power to exchange about
s63,iOo,OOo OF legal tenders for gold.
1t il supposed TINT tho amount will
be sufficient for the present emer-
gency. In the meantime the depart
ment romnins apparently oblivious to
the fact that it has about lOO,OO0,OO0
oun.os Of ~nncoined silyor IN ite vaults;
that IL has fee authority TO coin this
bullion; that tho treasury notes are
Reasonable in these dollars, and TINT
IN order to redeem these notesi it is not
necessary 10 20 back to forgotten
statutes, but simply comply with the
law OF 1909.
There is no Mood OF issuing legal
tenders for tho purpose OF buying
gold. II the secretary has the power
10 Increase tho issue OF legal tonders
-greenbacks-from tho amount noy
Fnid To ho in circulation up to $780,.
Oo0.OOJ, no should do 30 ut once.
Never in tho financial history OF the
government was there such need for
more currency. Banks and commer-
cial houses arc going TO the wall every
day because they cannot obtain tho
ourrency with which TO transact their
business. So far 10 H. is within his
power, therefore, il is the evident duty
OF the secretary to relieve this strain.
But IL is not necessary TO buy gold.
II is only necessary TO properly nd
minister the law OF lS0U, and coin
silver FOR the redemption Of tho trens-
ury uotes issusl in payment for silver
bullion purchased. Until this is dono
tho drain Of gold from the treasury
will go on, and tho department will
remain merely q clearing house for
the transfer oi yellow coin ~ Europe.
Denver News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
Pc%tilcncc Among RahbIts.

a writer In n recent number OF tho
Ioologist says Of the rabbits In Austria
Tia That for several years IN succession
tho animal becomes so scarce ns to ho
quite difficult TO obtain. Increasing I'm
the next few years To- so extraordinary
nm extent as to become tho most ubun.
daut mammal In the country. After
The maximum Of increase has been nj.
tanned the rabbits commence TO die off.
and before many weeks arc over their
lead bodies strcw the woods in all
directions, while n live rabbit Ia scarce.
~ to be met with.
THERE nrc said ~ DO 1879 nrtcsian
wells west Of tho nincty.scvcnth mo.
ridihn, which irrigate more than 100, 900
acres OF land; 1000, 900 gallons OF water
often low from q single well.
THERE are In London $50 common
lodging houses which have nearly CO..
200 inhabitants. In these wnrrcns arc
about $500 woine sud girls, md OF
this number some 1000 arc under th,
eye OF AZ,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-18
NOT MONEY ENOUGH.

When we road u dizzy or two ago
that u distinguished Senator felt in
clined 70 believe, 10 regard 10 tho
fnnnoinl situation, that "@o aro tcore
frightened than hurt" that "there 10
not any foundation for rs much alarm
IS IL being felt" we could not but
think that no took altogether too rosy
a view Of tho mattor. Tho iuot Is,
there is now n mono paniu prevail
ing, not alone 10 this country, but all
over tho civilized world, and tho bhlo.
ful effoots OF the degradation Of silver
will continue 10 be folt until there
oJours q material change In tho
worlds financial Legislation. There
ie not mouoy enough In tho world
with which 10 carry on tho worlds in.
~creasing business. One halt OF tho
money OF the world was stolen when
tho United States. following tho lend
OF Germany, struck down silver; but
tho obligations based thereon in tho
way OF business extension arc Btill out
The United States cannot md will
not prosper until IL has plenty Of
money to develop ito groat resources.
Tho 0 apd updeyolopcd west os.
pooially moods moro capital and Ia
vitally interested 10 tho ro%tnouetisa'
tion Of silyer.-.Osdon STANDARD.
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MR. SEwLASDS' REPLY.
RENO. My June IL

RENO, NV, June 10, 1892.
New York Times, New York:-Ex-
perienco has demonstrated that the
metropolitan press Of New York will
not present fairly tho views OF tho
silver advocates. / am willing to an-
swor Jour argument and question IL
you will give mo n column space for
my lotter.
FRANCIS G. NEwLASDs.
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Rono Journal lIou. Ross Lowers
10 working placer mines south Of and
adjoining his rnnoh In Washoe county.
Tho mines aro on Musgrovo creek,
md the gold is what old Calitornians
call coarse gold, tho nuggets weigh.
ipg from % cents to over $40. Tho
gold Is pure, aud 10 worth 1913 per
ounce ut the Mint
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Settle Up.

No have been compelled 10 sond!
out bills this week 10 II number OF
our subscfibcrs who are in n%r1cRfs
for tho WEEKLY INDEPENDENT. Some
OF thoso nrroarngcs nro quito largo
and must DO settled before tho Btsto
january. II you have received n b',i
for tho amount duo w, plcaoe cen
and settlo up
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Einsteip-"How much dOes your
watch lose, Shakoyf"
Cohsn-"About o per oondt, Levi.
p-Tas Club.