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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-12-29
FINE BROOD MARE FOR SALE.
TREspAss NoTIcE.

All persons are hereby iorwarned from tres
passing either with or without dog or gun on
ms farm, "ldaho, or any other tracts Of land
belonging to me. The law will be vigorously
enforced against any who disregard this no
tice. +. STONE.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-12-29
SElERIFF'S SALE
"
Valuable Real Estate.


r. virtue Oh writ Of Fieri Facias issbed
out 1T the Cirrnit Court for Charles county NJ
the suit ofP K Wills against the goods and
rhaltles, land and teuemenls Of John Mar
low, to me directed, have seized and taken
IN execution, all The right, title claim, inter
est, and estate, At law, and in equity, OF the
said John A NARROW, in and to the following
property TO wit:
An the right, title and interest of the said
John A NARROW, in and to all those tracts,
parts or parcels Of band Wing and situated IN
the Sixth Election District Of Charles county,
kuownas
"Padgett's Pmehose,''
sand to contain
81 Acres; more or less,
And
"HoJsin's Ckoics" and "Hddy's
Hard Bdryaia."
said to contain
1874 Acres; more or less.
And hereby give notice that will offer
for sale at the Clerks Office door, in Port
Tobacco, on the
Goth day of January, 1894,
in the afternoon between the hours Of and 2
O'clo, k the said property so seized and take n
in execution by public auction to the highest
bidder for cash
] W. ALBRlTTAlN,
dec % is Sheriff.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-12-29
Collectors Sale.

DY virtue Of authority veste,. in me as Collee-
ID tor of Taxes for the 4th Collection District
Of Charles county, will sell at public sale, TO
premises,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-12-29

70 teach Scnool No. Q Election D isirict No.
!. EDWARD FRAZIER,
dec q DYSON HILL.
, 1893-01-21
Saturday, 21st January 1898.

The lyme, a small steamer compared with
the regular intercolOnial boats, has made for
herself "a good record OH her last trip, having
reached St. Thomas from Barbados with the
European and colonial mails shorty after six
o'clock on Thursday morning. We we're fold
that when she was summoned from St. Kitts.
in the previous week to take on the mails and
passengers brought back by the disabled E8k,
she ran down to St. Thomas in less. than
twelve hours. Leaving S.. TfomaS and call
ing ct the various islands, 'as usial with the
mail steamer, she carried the mails &c. as far
as St. Lqcia, whore She was met by the
Orinoco, that had some down from Barbados
for the ~purpose, and which, after receiving the
passengers and mails from the Tyne, started
di,ect for England. =.
, 1893-01-21
Frederiksted, 18th January 1898.

~ y 1865
An ordination service was held in the
Moravian Church last %evenine, at which Mr..
MoGU1RE was ordained by Bishop WEISS.
The service commenced by the singing of the
TIE Deum by the choir, followed by a prayer
and the lesson by the Bishop. He then gave
a short sketch of the candidates life, after
which he preached an able and impressive
serm IN from the text Watch ye, stand fast
in the faith, quit you like men, be strong"
The service throughout was highly interest
ing
Revds. GREIDER and ROBERTS were pre-
sent. need hardly say that the Church was
crowded.
During the time that Revd. MoGUIRE LAS
been among us he has not only won the love
and esteem of his people, but he has also
made many friends ia the community, all
of whom [ feel sure wish him many years OF
usefulness in the 6ell of labsur to which his
life is devoted.
, 1893-01-21
Imtermtsstom'Of 10 minutes.
PART.

0AOOAN
Piano Duet. .Diabella. ..... Mrs. Mcclure Il
Miss French.
= O0Hy.. ~. .'..''..'.'.' .......'.. =. MISS NFoouS.
Character Song..I goes to fight Mr.. A. Hen
init Siegel....., d%erson, Sr.
Song. 4.Sweethearts & Wives. e. Mr.. f. Hoyer.
'ReCitaSiOn.. ............ Mr.. f. Coulter.
Vislin d Pioqo Due. .Cujus Amman y. Mrs.
Higgins & Mr..
A. Henderson, Jr.
'Stng.... Caller Herrin. ...., Mrs, T. M. Moore.
Song. Pilgrim Fathers Rev. Ga. Mcclure.
Song. > y. Till the breaking of MI. Eronoh
the day.
Song, j. Kitty Tyrrol ...... Mr.. T. NJ. Moore.
KONG CGH CHRISTIAN.
TICKETS.-Reserved seats so cts.
to be had from Rev. G.. A. MCGUIRE
or at Messrs BARTRAM BROS.
Store. Back Seats % cts. to be sold
at the door.
West End, St. Croix, 18th January | 893.
, 1893-01-21
CHRISTIANsTED.

January 18th per schnr ,'Vigilant" from St.
Thomas-Ann Eliza Marquis, Rositta Smith.
January l9th-per schnr 'Yigilant" for st.
Thomas-Louisa Harrigan, bishop Weiss,
Il, yd. Z. Greider. Mary Wilson, Christine
FIR Antigua.
January 2oth- per schnr "Yigilant' from St.
Mary Adams & son George, Josephine Williams,
Nj. Dahl g. wife from Europe.
, 1893-01-21

~ There has lately been compiled and pub.
lished, at the instance of the Governments Of
these islands q SET Of St, tistical Tables con-
corning the Sugar production in St. Croix
from 1862 to 1889. The Statistics occupy
over 1870 pages and are very full and complete.
In our next issue we intend giving an outline
Of their contents. Copies can be obtained at
the Office Of this PAL Ell, at the price of one
dollar each.
, 1893-01-21
Z E Z e G r A NJ S.

ST. CROfX STATION.
New 70 K, January l8tA.-It is rep, .rte1
that there is gc.a5stffering from the cold III
Europe.
London news announces that the Khedivs
has changed the Ministry without the assent
Of England. At a Cabinet meeting which
was held to discuss the question it was unani-
mJusly resolved to treat the Khedlve with
the utmost hrmress and also to refuse to re:
cognlze the reactionary Ministry which he
had appointed.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, Viceroy Of
India and several other leading Indian Off.
cials. have threatened to resign on account of
the disapproval Of fhe Home Government of.
the virtual abolition of trial by jury in
Bengal.
Paris advioas state that the Advocate Gene.
raj. NJ. Rau, spoke for the prosecution at tue
Panama trials.
Nj Cassagnac has challenged NJ. Dupuy
Dutemps, Member of the Parliamentary Com.
mission Of inquiry, to fight a duel.
40 soldiers lost their lives by the burning
Of a railway train in Russia.
DESPITE the assurance of the German
Government that the reports of Count Won
Caprivi's speech in the ReiohStag regarding
Denmark were distorted, there is a tension
between the Governments, and it is probable
that the King Of Denmark will not attend the
wedding of Princess Margarethe.
The death is announced of Mr.. Hayes,
Ex-President of the United States.
London, January l8th.-Sugar in stock on
the l4th inst, was 100, 900. Last year 12s,0O0
tons.
New York Jany. 19th-London news an
nounces that the Khedive of Egypt has yield
ed to the demands of the English Government,
by the dismissal of the news ministry, and he
has promised to appoint Riaz Paschs as Pre-
sident of the Council.
Extremely severe weather is reported from
Europe.
Mr.. Michael Davitt has been appointed as
candidate for the election of North East Cork.
The death is a|nnounced of Lord Elph instone.
eAdvices from Paris state that NJ. Ran has
concluded his speech against the accused
Panama Canal Directors.
Several deaths from cholera are reported
to have occurred in a lunatic asylum in Ger
many, caused by the drinking of impure
water.
Very cold weather prevails throughout tAs'
United States,
New York, January 20th.-London .news
states that the French Ambassador has sent
Lord Roseberry a note IN which be states mat
France is not indifferent to any action OF
England tending towards the infringement
Of the Khedlves Independence.
1t is semi officially announced Id Paris
that Great Britain has exchanged sxplana-
tons with France regarding her action IN
Egypt. and that France has accepted the APP
Monument of Rlaz Pascha.
2 companies of British Troops have been
ordered to Egypt.
Messrs. Arnold and Samuel Morley have
brought an action on behalf of the estate OF
their late brother Henry against the 8 Long.
mans publishers for stating that he had been
formerly a Church of England Clergyman
but had afterwards joined the Ply mouth
Brethren.
Paris advices state that NJ. Barbour has
addressed the Court for the defence IN the
trial of the Panama Canal Directors.
Dispatches from Brussels state that q large
body of unemployed workmen III that city
t led to enter the Bourse; they were chargea
and dispersed by the sendarmes, .many were
, 1893-01-21
acknowledgements

WAET bekjendtgjores heryed, at
~ Repartitionen i afgangne
JOSEPH JOHNSON og efterlev-
ende Enke, Albertine Johnson's
Falles5o >il blive fremla9t i en- SEES
sion, som afholdes FEEDACEN
den Tide Februar frstkommende,
Kl. l slet Eftermidda3, hvorefter
Boet f~orventes sluttet.
Frederiketeds Skitteret St. Crolx den l9de
Januar 1898.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1893-01-21
Programme
ST PART.

Piaao Solo. Grand Valse de Concert. :. Miss
Skeoch.
Sony. The Song that reached my heart. Rev.
G. A. Mcclure.
VocatDuet. Gathering Flowers. VI RS. Dubois
4 Mrs. Ligget.
Song ~. $50. Stella. -, =. Miss Woods.
PignoDuet... Home Sweet Home e. Mrs. McGuirc
& Mrs. Higgins,
Song The 'Parson q the Clerk Nh. F.
Coulter,
Vocal Duet. When the Wind MissFrench &
bl0v'from the sea. Fsy 1oG 9; A.
6ong, Since Casey run the fiat. Mr.. f..
H6yer.
Song. 49,. JESSIE Dream, Mr.. T. NJ. Moore.
Song. ....... Who can tell? -. ..... Miss French.
Vocal Duet. Polly Hopkins. Mr.. & Mrs.
7. M. Moore.
, 1893-01-21
V%ITTERLIGT: At eftor

- Begj@ring az St, Theme >kif-
terot som behanllende Bo9t efter
Fr0ken T. de G, CODWISE af
St. Thomas in lstevnes hervod
npynte Afd6des Aryinger efter
Loven til at m6de linden St. ThomB
ordin@re Bything, der holdes paa
Diet sedvanlige Tingsted iluse5 No.
43 Norregade, Kon3ens Kvarteer,
Mandagen den code Marts d. A..
Formiddag Kl. 10 slet, for der og
da Dokumenter at see irettelagte
og paahore Vidner afgive eedelig
Forklaring ON Eythed.n af ct af
Abide den 28de April 1890 oprettet
pestamente.
Forelaggelse % Lavdag er hevet
we'd Fir. 3die Juni 1896.
Til Bekr@ftelseo under min Hand og
Embedets Segl.
Byfogedkontoryt, St. Thomas, den lode
Januar 1898.
, 1893-01-21
FREOERIx GAM GEoRa FaI3Gg,

aut. UnderdODlmef q Skriter poa den dansk-
restindisle Oe 81 Thomas.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01

A Washington dispatch Of March IS
says; Several friends Of silver coinage
in the Senate claim that they have had
positive ASSURANCE from President Clcve-
land that he will send q delegation 10
Brussels in May. to represent the United
States at the international Monetary
Conference. and that he has already
taken steps to notify the various ma
tions taking part, that our Government
will be pleased to have them again rep
resented. Allison and Teller are re-
ported as having received these assur-
anccs. and II is not improbable thst
Teller will take the place Of Jones Of
Nevada 40 the representative OF the free
silver Republicans on the delegation
from this country. Allison has refused
positively TO return TO Brussels and
Jones does not desire TO 20. The Presi-
dent will designate q Democrat in ac-
cord with his views on the silver ques.
tion TO take the place OF Allison.
Among tho names suggested as his posi-
bio choice are Edward Simmons, q prom.
inent New York banker. ex.Controlier
w. L. Trenholm aud ex.Secretary Fair
child.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01
DISCUSSING THg SILVER CUES
TIOa.


Senator Stewart and Il. g. Hon are
Debating in TIE columns Of the New
York Weekly Tribune the following
qssstionss
Should the Government oi the
United States q. once pass q law for
the free and unlimited coinage Of all
vert
Should this law provide for the IN
limited coinage Of silver dollars con.
tanning 37Ii grains Of pure silver, Or
4I2I grains Of standard silver and pro-
vide that such dollars should be legal
tender for all debts public and pri-
yatsl
Should the Law be 40 framed that after
its passage the dollar" OF the United
States may legally consist either Of a
silver coin containing 4l24 grains oil
standard silver, or 25.s grains Of stand
ard gold, and that each Of these dollar.
should be treated as the standard oil
values 10 the United States!
Mr. Stewart ia to sustain the afirma-
tive Of the foregoing questions and Mr..
Hou takes the negative.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01
Assessment Notice.

JACKSON MIMIC COMPANY. LoCA.
% ton q principal place Of Business, san
Frarefseo, Csiifornis; location of works, Eu-
rsfz, Esrskz e0anty. Esysda-
s0ties - hereby given that 81 . nesting Of
tsg Board 81 Directors. held On the zssh dsJ o.
March, ISs5, 80 Gsse@smeut 80. IA Of twenty
cents per snare Sss lesied upon the espf-
tel stock o. the eDrporttion, pAJabis inns-
diatsly .n GATED states gold coin. 70 The Sec
rstary, At TIE ofsos Of the company. 80 Pine
street, sss Yrsnesseo, California
Ar stock upon which tbs assessnsnt shAl
remEin uI paid o. the 18Th day Of April. lss.
will be dsiinqaeat ard advertised for sale ct
paddle s~uctiop. Ebd unless payment 10 made
ssfore. sill be sold On the 2d day Of Nay
islz, 70 pay TIE cslibqusnf Gssessrent, TO-
zsthsr With The costs Of Adytrtising and sx.
psnses Of sale. By order q the Board Of
D.rsetors. o. r. JONES. SECRETARY.
ones-s0 Pine street, San Francisco. CALI
forriA. al-td
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01

Mr.. Jefferson and his Cabinet were
c%ronies, but Madison and Gallatin were
almost bedfellows. The President got
his wine regularly from France and the
three being all good takers they
fingered long after the dishes had been
removed from the dinner table. Jeffer-
son was brilliant and even eloquent in
conversation. Madison had a quiet
and delicious humor behind his consti-
tutional law and logic, and Gallatin
was an accurate and methodical man,
full Of facts and figures. Many Feder-
alists would not 90 to the White House
after the Inauguration, but 'lived like
bears at the t~averns," as q diary Of the
time puts ID.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01
rssrrr Ar TIVE sEEAT TAIE.

A Ls.so1 ysr Tssk Hsfsi3 essls-
gas ays EgssT Tssssi sNiEz sssos
D,-Z.Ts cares s1sibi;s for Csscszo.
T.s Psrs to- is s<5iiisu 70 CSH5sl
OAEssss ssty b<4ssissl wszs1 lHl
f,-sz. wonsn s-s tssstisi3 rsPEssssf
~ sEs sisssas eosstrss. Eseh Shl
wsas tie zsrs q Der oss eossifJ ara
Ill fslIsz sss s~ssrse<rissie ossspa-
80. e her ssssiyss1sa N1rfa hss
ssszssS dresses for TIE Frsssh rsprs-
ss-.stivs. Psrsss siyis, Eith plenty Ct
1los. Tss Esziash. Insh asd seosee
rsy,sssasssisss are sssh 10 have dlstine-
sir. sssss-sa Tss,s are sonsn iro1
C.iss, Jspss ss5 s.bsf ~eosniriss rot %
TIE ssasins1s q Esrsp~. The Tyrolsss
sus H~ssz.nsss k1k very pies1rsssss.
I..lsssd ia tie onpsny are . n1nber
e -zsiearA Their work viii iEslsts
lsss making, psissisg. VOID carving,
fancy work, etc. TIE only things m
,sss part Of sss sIhibisi9B 70 Be On sale
viii Be phosogrspss q the women. The
srEsbs.ion viii nos relate 10 sn;iqaity or
history. bat sisply 10 everyday life st
TIE present. tine.
A slower vessel, the A~assaeh1sests,
which also ssiisd =. the same tine, took
an suhibi. u rternsr ssua. Instead oi
sfsy beausifal women there were 30
martial men ui ssserty.fys annon
Tssss mea ~ll ssprsssnt the Life
Guards. the Royal Horse Artillery and
other British guards. They will give an
exhibition nsv 10 America bu. old and
always interesting to e~oniinsntal
tries. There will be musical rides Tor
which the horsss are specially trained.
There will be exhibitions Of uniforms
and gold lace, in eternal glsdnsss 10 the
eye ard sltsss,her the one show dear TO
the feminine heart. The company IL
commanded BY General Willoughby. A
number Of ofhsers with padded chests and
edEcs.ed mss.aches form-s part Of the
outfit.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01

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tsses ks nss.ssss ssS waite tara
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ssrSesss ~ kfs essziss. ssd saSs "Sss
% ysss Ifs. We free ssassgs mss hsys
s,s 10 zssJ isls 70 Isy Ssss Gar sr1s
shea tie Y~rs.s. sSs@ss D1s e
sdzhs ~ a1Y @ssss, sss better tsas
tbsy have bees fs several JEAN i
hsTs ssl3 70 tie spsrisa 81 alag tasi
tss CsysrEnsss esEE>s k fss % .
sssEs 6ssseisl bsss sstil silver il D1s
% 9 sysl sisa so5s. Ibs eriss 10
pretty rear - kss3. il ~ opssios sss
the viii s>1n zxss rbss ire men sho
bsys for % leg vosss szsinss Tree eois-
age 10 he iasersss q the gid bsfoss
msss tara 70 ssysr 70 help them oss Of
tie hssseisi ks1~ that ;hsy are GOV 10,
ssS 10 ny op1nsos sbsy viii sosn b 10
% mseh DEEPER KAT tia delay viii sos
BE- % bbg ss sozs psopIs sssiagsss."
ssE.tor Stewart Il. u eosrss, net
fssdy 10 o-.lins . plan q battle 70 k
ysrszsd BY the free eoinsgs meD, and
ssssher are Senator's WoIso.t and Tel
Ter. R<vrsssnss.iys Bland, who has
worked ike . Trojan 10 the Ho1ss fer
years 10 the istsrss. 81 free silver, is
sliks dsssrmiss3 70 20 ahead, and al
thsss can discover . ray of sanshirs IN
the pail tia. h4s harg over the metal
for % long . tim.-Wsshington Post.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01

Again the Denver News renews its ad.
vioe-pay cut silver for the redemption Of
g~reenbacks or Treasury notes. About
81. 000. 900 In gold will go to Europe this
week. II has besn obtained by present.
ing Government paper At the sub-Treas-
ury and demanding coin. The Treas
urer pays gold. although these notes
arc payable in either gold or silver.
This 10 the process by which tho Treas
ury is depleted Of its yellow metal. Mr..
Carlisle is following in Mr.. Fosters foot.
steps. The goldbugs OF all parties are a
unit In their opposition to silver.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01
RICH IN TWO MINUTES.

The New York Herald says the green
goods man il TO the fore. He plays the
leading role in his little drama with
skii and precision. OF course be pre-
fen q small and very select audience
On. poor fool is generally enough.
Several thousand dollars lately
chsnged hands in this way. The gen.
tlemanly and suave operator promised to
make the hsyseed rich beyond the dream
Of ayarice in the twinkling Of IN eye.
Nc more blowing, no more milking, no
more drawing wood with the mud knee
deep, but 10 their stead a new house and
BAN, a piano for the girls, Q couple OF
ponies for the boys and g brand-new
caIysll for the old lady. How his eyes
stood ont like lighthouses
The homes. dollars were transferred to
tie ample pockets Of the knave and the
fool grasped . package said to contain a
fortune. IL was as big as q ~valise, bot
was carefully concealed from observs.
ton, because in a wicked city like this
/. is dangerous to have too much
moseY in sight.
Then tame the discovery. The for
tune consisted Of a few bricks, . lot oil
brown paper, and, as the poet sings,
"oDly that and nothing MORE" The
hsyseed svore until the heavens were
lurid, bat there was no remedy. The
operator skipped and the fool went
home a sadder and q wiser man.
There 10 no moral to this incident,
because there are plenty Of fools left,
and they will part with their earnings
in the same old way.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01


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ga So. i. 9 tie ssas=z srtss< VIA
sarrz bstsE1aa 1s=s :ass tssss -
a. s.s--.iss ttrssf - $3.50 .sss srs
Prse e wssss $500 Es rss Azss-
sea rs s.sTy E@s isss s5srfs are
-Sss :, f.ssss So Pfsos . "a;
G-sr-s. sss gsss 80 Pn.ss has iDSs1
via fpz sy>s sss ga IsaGz1
poas.sis tzss sss Pnss I'll - tie
xsss. e WilE7 BsSs1 As.ss - hs
srs se,sas tss A:lsst1 IL Il E-sFs1
tsa. Ask vii ssErtsr sl.bsg ibs
Nsgsssis ~ sas Tssss-is n ass iss
Pnzz sesSss - to1zYssg Ez. ss1
sgd directly 10 Boss1ss tssncs 70 Cs5-
Gag. b. spaA ;fsis ~ ssy 81 CsnaSa
Tss YisaPsI eaD, iss pTE taJs,
# sEs Prsss IL 10 Wait Cs.aas sss
sss Ia yyessnss - = s5sek % TIE 2
rs1ast,a ss..ins1t. Tbs srti-ls CIT
slsssss "slsi9s Charles For Billing ct
P.ssnbsso. Osssrso, . retired British
srnJ oGsss a Csssdss rscsEsiy rro~
gs Jaiisn ~PssresI>ss, stating that he
has soesrs.s irfofnssion that a. sItss.
rive srsfshiss pot hss begun 10 rhish
shs Iss3isg frssds Of tie red Sag Of
srssrnins:ion in the Usissd States and
Casads are eorcsrnsd, sEd which in The
even. q tie yisis Of the Prres 20
America will end 10 bs murder. The
Litter ordinarily wosld meet sesnt
e>zrtssy At the h1sds Of Sir Julian,
1bs wozd believe Is the work Of .
crark, bEt this rather startling news
Wa rc. from . crank.
"sir Jzlian imnssis.sly eonm0ni-
es.sd the important letter 10 the En-
giish foreign omss. The result was
Widespread eonsssrna.ion. CablsgrAms
long and eogsbt passsd between the
Bnisish embassy q. Warrington and
the British foreign Office q. London.
The crime. Major Billings letter says.
will be committed in the United States
u possible, bus If not il certainly will
be accomplished when the Prince Is in
Canada"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01


The lsndlldy in the Ole Olsen Com
pany recently adopted q hoopskirt which
she wore in Q scene where she jumps
through q window after Ole. The skirt
caught in the frame and came of.
Catching mp a cloth banner that was
hung in the wings she hurriedly reap
peared. causing wild excitement and
vociferous applause. Altogether she
concluded she had made o hit and con-
templated continuing the piece Of
Of business. but when she discovered
that the banner was lettered "Matinee
Inside; doors open at 2 p. M" she
fainted.-Music and Drama.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01


II IL . humorous thing TO SEQ an almost
Insignificant squirt like Senator Dabois
oppose Stewart on the ground that he
hiss NOT used tho diligence In securing
for ths West its share Of tho %appropria-
tionu. In view Of the unanimity
with which tho people Of Nevada ro-
turned Senator Stewart TO tho United
States senate Mr.. Dubois would NOT
have made such ~ sss Of himself II he
had stated honestly that his objection TO
Stewart was pnreiy partisan. Tho Re-
publican party Of this State 10 mono tho
gamer on account Of Dubois. who 10
always Republican first and q silver
man Afterward-and . very weak ono
~ that. -Hallsy Nsws-Miner.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01

After being in power for over thirty
years the Republican party, which de-
monotized silver, failed to right that
crime. The people are cognizant Of this
fact, and il we mistake not have made
up their minds to ignore all men for
places Of public trust who have any
sympathy with what 10 left OF 10. The
Peoples party is the only political or
ganization that has the manhood and
bravery to como out against Wall street
and the gold barons. Stand up for the
party that represents the interests OF the
entire ountry.-virginia Chronicle.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-04-01


Senator Stewart 10 said to take q more
hopeful view Of President Cleveland's
attitude toward silver than is INDUCED
In generally by the free coinage forces.
The great silver Senator Is said to have
expressed the opinion that Grover might
sign a free coinage bill if he was con-
WINGED that the people favored 10. The
Senator is possibly too sanguine. Presi.
dent Cleveland seldom changes. He has
made up his mind on the coinage ques.
tion, has decided in favor Of gold and
the single s~tapdard. and there he will
stay. Silver men have nothing to ex.
pect from him, and. never have had any.
thing to expect at his hands.