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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28
A Word to Ladies'.

Ladies who desire beautiful, clear
skin, Tree from pimples, boils, blotch-
es and other eruptions, should COM
mence at once to use DR.. Gums I'm
proved Liver Pills. They will also
remove that heavy look about your
eyes and make them bright, and will
cure headache from whatever cause
it arises. Remember you are only re-
quired to take one small pill at bed
time, which is coated with pure sugar
and will not grippe or produce any un.
pleasantsensation. Sold at Is cts by
F.. +. Muller, druggist.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28
SHERMAN LOST THE BASKET.
Tho Senator Accompanied Ills Bride Ia
Market on Ono Occasion.

Tho Senator Accompanied Ills Bride 70
Market on Ono Occasion.
Mrs. Sherman invariably goes to
market several times n week, saws
Washington. So do other senators
wives, and sometimes a great states
man goes along just for amusement, or
from q sense Of duty. Mrs. Sherman
had watched Senator Henderson, of
Nebraska. escorting his wife through
the market. even occasionally Juggling
the provision basket. Mrs. Shcr-
man thought her husband might show
her the same attention, anl quoted
MIR. Henderson to him till in simple
despair Mr.. Sherman consented to be
annexed on market day. He went tho
whole rope and even carried the basket.
but Mrs. Sherman has never mentioned
market" to him since. He lost the
basket and she lost him. for q time,
and, when the great finarcicr was safe
in his own home. he announced in big
type that Senator Henderson and all
the rest of both houses might 70 to the
market every day of their lives. but as
for him, John Sherman, as long Us he
possessed his mental faculties, he
would never be persuaded into going
again.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28

SAFE DURING THE WORLDS FAIR
Chicago Man-"Thcre goes the lucl,iest
man in the city" Boston Man "Suc-
cessful in speculation, CHIP" Chicago
MISREPRESENTATION nothing! He has
no relations and not friend in the
world. Judge.
ATrHE FAIR.-Attendant dol
lars, please" Visitor - What? 1
haven't been buying a thingp' 'sNo,
Sir; but you and the lady have been
standing here just twenty minutes
breathing, and I've a mortgage on the
air for ten feet in each direetion."-
Truth
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28
"l am Truly Thankful

For Hoods Sarsaparilla. In tho war con-
racted typhoid foyer and foyer and arue.
leaving mo with l,salapinl aud merCn.
rial poisoninS from which 1 have suffered
ever since, IN neuralgia, rheumatism, nor.
ysns prestraiien and general debility.
have not lost DAYS work I'm 3 months and
am IN better health than any time since tho
war" j. II. ST1bLEAN. Cleltenham, Pa,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28
For,Sale.

1 have q Walter A.. Wood Binder
md a Haines' Header, both in good
repair and ready for use, which viii
sell cheap for cash. Addrers j. T.
McDermott, Lamoille, Nevada.
Inn !
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28
ES1RAY.

Found on the Diamond A Desert,
one brown horse, branded NO, on left
thigh; one red-roan horse, bald face
branded and vented CIV on left thigh
l on shoulder and NO on left thigh.
owner will please call at the Murphy
q Hill ranch, prove ownership, pay
charges and take the animals away.
+. "A. CARs1L1o,
North Fork,
o-zo'5Ods' Nevada,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28
Live and Let Live
Livery Feed & Sale

STABLE.
..,..." zee. STREET, ELKo. NEVADA
Special attention paid to
Transient Custom and Freight Teams,
HORSES KEPT BY THE Day, WEEK OR
MONTH.
Having leased the Stoker sheds and
barn, l am now prepared to accom-
modate and feed seventy head Of
horses. Plenty of corral room for any
number OF stock is also attached.
E@-I also run a drsy in connection with
the above, and will attend promptly TO
work hat line.
81 1stf. H. 8. vANDReILnN, Proprietor
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-28
NOticei

During my absence in Chicago Mr.
S.aM. Henley will not ma my ngent.
Il. WInTERMAaTEb,
Jeweler.
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STANDING or CLUBS
WIRE WAVES.

Adelbert, Mary Stone, Kinglot, Pic.
nicker, Dolly and Hammie won yester-
day at the Morris Park race track.
William Shorter colored, accused Of
assaulting Mrs. Clevengor, of Winches-
ter, Va, was lynched by masked men
yesterday.
At the Latonia races yesterday the
following horses won: Sister Mary,
Eleanor, Selma D, Maid Marian, Chant
and Mabelle.
Princess Eulalia paid Vhor farewell
visit to tho Worlds Fair yesterday.
Tho paid attendance yesterday was
100000 Thursday will be German day,
when 1t Is expected 100000 Germans
and German Americans will attend.
Ten cowboys started from Chadran,
Nebraska, yesterday, to ride to Chicago,
1000 miles, on wager. The governor
OF Illinois has issued an order TO all law
officers to 400 that no violation Of tho
laws for the prevention OF cruelty to
animals takes place.
Tho United States steamship Dolphin
has been put In dry dock ut tho New
York navy yard, whuro tho injuries to
hOr, sustained in the collision, will be
repaired and the vessel put In thorough
order, 10 that gho may be available for
tho usu Of President Cleveland during
his stay this summer at Gray Gables,
ON BuSSard's Bay.
SUNDAY Rcst' is tho theme OF Car.
dinal Gibbons paper to bu road at tho
Congress Of Sabbath Observers ut Chi.
cago. Ills Elninonco holds that the
Desperation OF the Christian Sabbath is
one OF our social dangers, against which
II bohoovos us to sot our face and to take
timely precautions before 1t assumes
proportions TOO formidable 10 DO Oasily
orRdiCatcd,
Tho lmporial Council OF tho Mobiles
Of tho Mystic Shrine mot at Syrian
Temple, Cincinnati, yesterday. Altor
welcome from Mayor Mosby tho tom.
plo was cleared Of barbnrinns and I'm.
porial Potontlto WIN. h. Melish mado
his annual address. II is thought
that Mr. Molish will berc-eleCt-
cd imperial potontalc ns his nt.
tention to tho interests Of the order
mako him universal iavorlto,
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ANXIETY Ar DETROIT.
Runs on several Banks stopped and Conn

Huns on Several Banks Stopped nnd Conn.
dcnco Again Restored.
DETROIT, June 13.-For some time
there has been an uneasy feeling in the
banking atmosphere OF this city occas.
ioncd by the numerous failures in say.
lug institutions that have. recently
occurred throughout tho country, espec.
ially in tho west. Although until this
morning thOro had not been q decided
run on any Of the savings banks Of De-
troit, considerable money has been
withdrawn in quiet way, and TO ioro.
stall any movement that might result
disastrously to them and as an act OF
mutual protection, tho officers Of those
institutions met last night and adopted
the following notice TO depositors.
There has recently boon developed In
our city an uneasiness among savings
depoaitors which has boon, without
cause, directed against somo Of our
strongest banks. 10 stop tho heedlosa
withdrawal OF deposits nnd tho locking
up OF currency In time Of financial
N''"gVHVyl JuO uuuOTHlkuUu UulkB EU'
epoctiyely decide in the event OF unusual
demands on them, and to ensure equal
protection to all their dopositors. to 70.
quiro tho notice provided for In tho by.
laws OF tho several banks. Wo would
therefore ask our depositors to review
tho situation calmly and accept with
patience our action which is tnkon In
our mutual interests and for the benefit
ol lho community at large"
When the doofa OF tho Peoples Bank,
ono eoI the largest In Detroit, opened at
~ o'clock thia morning nm Immense
crowd Of people noCkod In with tho in.
llenlIon Of withdrawing their deposits
They were handed copies OF tic iorogo'
ing circular and told that their deposits
would DO paid in full at the end Of tho
specified time, ninety days. This
seemed 10 allay tho excitement some
what
NJ w, O'Brion, president oi tho Poo
plo,s bank, was interviewed 10y tho As.
soelaled Ptoss aud had this to say;
"Thoto 10 roally no occasion for this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
SILVER COINAGE
Up to Date-How- 1t is Regulated-Tho
Amount on Hand.

Up to Date-How- 1t is Regulated-Tho
Amount on Hand.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June ia repre-
sentative of the Associated Press in con-
yorsation to-day with Secretary Carlisle
suggested to him that there was lack
Of precise information touching the
amount Of silver coined up to the
present time, and also rs to the manner
in which the present operations OF the
treasury under the so-called Sherman
act result in the payment OF gold in the
purchase Of silver bullion,
In reply to these suggestions, Secreta-
~ Carlisle said: "lhe operations OF
the United States mint commenced in
1902 and from that time to 1893, a Pc
Rod Of eighty-one years, the total
amount OF silver dollars coined was 81
Ol5,S3S. In 1873 the coinage was
stopped by act of Congress, but in 1878
1t was resumed under the so-called Alli-
son-Bland act, by the terms OF which
the secretary OF the treasury was direct
ed to purchase and coin into standard
silver dollars OF 4l2l grains each, not
less than two millions worth, nor more
than four millions worth OF silver bull
ion each month, and between the date Of
that act and the 18th day OF July,
1890. u period OF twelve years, there wal
coined S37S, l66,793. In addition to this
there has been coined from trade dol
lars S5,07S, 472, and from the, seignorage
OF bullion purchased and coined under
the act OF July II, 1890, the sum OF &c.
Al l,lOO, making the aggregate $3.50, $780,
S74 in full legal tender silver money
issued by the government since 1878.
Oi this amount only S5S,0lG0l9 were in
actual circulation on the first day OF the
present month, the remainder being
held in the treasury as part of the assets
Of the government or being represented
by outstanding certificates.
In addition to the silver bullion pur-
chased by tho government since 1887
and coined, tho secretary Of the treas.
ury has purchased under the act OF
July II, 1890, and now holds in the
vaults Of the treasury uncoined l24, 292,-
5S2 fine ounces OF silver bullion, which
cost the people OF tho United States
Sll4.209, ,020, and is worth to-day at the
market price Of silver $l03, All 1886, thus
showing loss OF Sl0,SSS,534.
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Run on Omaha Banks.

OMAHA, NER, June lS-The Ameri-
can National Bank was closed by order
of the comptroller Of the currency this
morning, Runs started on the Globe
Loan and Trust Company, the Dime
Savings Bank, the German Savings
Bank and Nebraska Savings Bank. No
statement Of the condition Of the Amer
ican National is made except the fact
that the clearing house refused to aid
it. II is understood that the affairs OF
the bank are entangled with those OF
the McCague Savings Bank, that
closed yesterday afternoon.
The run was OF extensive proportions
OIL the Omaha Savings bank, and all
the morning the bank was beseiged by
depositors. Senator Manderson and
Vice President Kimball, Of the Union
Pacific, directors OF the bank, made
speeches to the excited depositors,
guaranteeing them their money, but
the run continued.
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EU1ALIA,s FAREwE11
To Chicago and the worlds Fair-shO Sets
'Em Up.

To chicago ana the worries tnlr-She sets
'Em Up.
CHICAGO, June 13.-Princess Eulalia
tonight rendered farewell dinner to
those people whose hospitality she had
enjoyed while in Chicago, Among the
guests at the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer, President and Mrs. Hig-
inbotham, Mayor and Miss Harrison
and about twenty-five others.
In an interview with Mayor Harrison
after dinner was over the princess eX-
pressed the great delight she had taken
in seeing the fair, and in seeing Chi
cago. She wished she could stay for
a month longer to study the exposition.
"Iwish, too" she said, as the mayor
was leaving, "that could see Chicago
thirty years from now. It is a great
and beautiful city now, but in thirty
years more it will be the grandest place
on earth"
As Mayor Harrison took his leave the
princess presented him with cigarette
holder ofbeaten gold ornamented with
u crown OF diamonds, and having a
ruby and emerald clasp. The mayor in
return gallantly brought forth as q
souvenir which shall remind Eulalia OF
Chicago-his book describing his travels
around tho world.
A company OF mounted police and a
troop OF regular cavalry from Fort Sher-
idan will escort the princess to the
train tomorrow.
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COMPETITIVE DRILL
Among tho Cadets at the Unlversity-Win'
ncrs To Be Announced To-day.
SnnefnL DjsDatch 10 he InkeYi1encer.

Among the Cadets ut tho Unlversity-Win-
ncrs To Be Announced To-day.
Special Dispatch to the IRtellt0snce.
MoRaANTowN, W. VA, June 49,
This morning the two companies OF the
cadet corps of the university, met on
the parade grounds for the completion
OF the company competitive drill. The
work this morning included everything
under the head OF mar .hing under com.
pany formation, and in divisions OF
platoons. Or the whole the work OF
the companies is very highly COM
mended.
This afternoon Company A met for
its individual competitive drill. The
men showed great proficiency, and it
was not till long after u repetition OF
the manual Of arms, bayonet exercises
and firings, that the number OF men
was reduced TO five. Tomorrow the
five men from each OF the two companies
will be thrown together, and the indi-
vidual selected. In this decision the
standing for the year will play q great
part
Last year the judges on this contest
wore United States army officers, but
the corps was not able to raise money
for that purpose this year, 80 judges
were taken from the commissioned
staff as follows: Major W. Q. Meyer, OF
Wheeling; First Lieutenant and Adju-
tant +. NJ. Minshall, Of Piedmont, and
First Lieutenant and Assistant Instruc-
tor X. White, OF Burton. The announce.
ment OF all decisions and awarding OF
prizes will take place tomorrow.
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sptctal pL,paleh % Me Intelltqencer

MoRGANTowN, w. Va, June lS,-The
statement that DIR. Turner's annual re.
port recommended the dismissal OF a
majority OF the members OF the faculty
OF the University was incorrect; only a
few were included in this recommends
tion, and that because they had been
disrespectful to DR.. Turner in certain
cases where differences OF opinion were
being discussed.
Prof. st. 4. George Brooke, OF the law
department was one. The difficulty
arose from the desire of the president
to make two years the time requisite for
taking course in the law department
Prof. Brooke opposed this on the
ground that great many law schools
required only one year, and the change
here would cause n loss of students.
The members OF this years law class
took the matter in hands this morning
and sent in q petition sanCtioning the
work Of the law department, and op-
pS5OA thC ShahkS why oAeO pSHS WV
men as representatives OF the class be-
fore the board OF regents to impress
their views and wishes, and to urge
that Professor Brooke be retained.
What is the board doing? is the only
question asked. They are still in ses-
sion at this writing, and no news OF
their doings can be obtained,
There are many conjectures as to
who will occupy DIR. Turner's place in
case he is dismissed. There arc about
az many aspirants as coniectures, How
ard N. Ogden, who has long posed in
that capacity, recently remarked to one
interested in university matters: "Dr.
Turner cannot remain here long, do
not pose as candidate for the position,
but I would accept it in case no better
man can be found who will accept"
Everything is yet wrapped in mys.
tory. The Wheeling opera house band
came in to-day on the noon train to
furnish music for commencement.
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excitement, The contagion IS spread
ing, and to stop the needless withdraw
al Of deposits and locking up OF curren-
cy in time OF financial stringency we
have taken this action to allay fear"
At the Peoples Bank things began to
quiet down when it was seen there was
no occasion for alarm, A long line OF
business men making heavy deposits
had much to do toward Quelling the ex'
element, and everything is Compara-
lively quiet at the other banks, De-
posits in the Peoples Saving bank
amount to over S6,0O0,0OO. State Bank
ing Commissioner Sherwood pronounces
it and the other savings bank in the
city in first class condition, and says
there is no occasion for alarm.
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the existence of the National, He
should have known of it long ago, but
tho parties connected with it had never
complied with the state laws, and a
deputy sheriff was given a summons
for them. In some way or other they
learned what was coming, ami dis.
appeared, leaving everything behind,
To-day warrants were issued for a
number OF their agents who were ar
rested and placed under bond for their
appearance next Tuesday. At the au,
ditor'a office it is claimed that the af-
fair is a genuine swindle, and that it
has no backing whatever, The men
connected with it are are from Brad
ford, Pennsylvania, There are hum
dreds of policy holders in this region
and no telling how many in Kentucky.
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AInsworLh,a I,lrn.

WAsuSoroN, D. O., June 1S.-Tho
proceedings in the district supreme
court in tho Ford's theatre tragedy
case to-day were interesting.
The petition flod by Col. Ainsworth
gives In detail aatatemont Of tho condi.
tion Of tho building and his participu-
ton In the work, which Is the first
statement bearing directly upon tho
caso he has made since the accident
Tho document ia very yoluminous.
Ho asks that the deputy coroner be
commanded to permit him to bo pros.
ont with counsel, aud to adopt such
measures as aro necessary to protect
his lit0 which had boon threatened
Tho court took the question under
advlsoment until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning
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sHEoKuEs MURDER TRIAL.
The Defendant Makes Out strong Case
of Self Defense,

The Defendant Makes Out StronB case
of Self Defense.
Special Dispaich 10 ths EalsllgAecv,
sTEUBENvILLs, o., June ls,-The de-
fense rested this evening in the trial OF
Simeon sheckles for the brutal murder
of James Barkus on February 10 at
Bergholz coal mines, The Grimes boys,
whose sister was married to Bsrkus, the
murdered man, gave testimony to show
that SheckIes and his brother Dan were
the aggressors in the quarrel, and that
the shooting was cold blooded.
The defendant was placed on the
stand this afternoon, and his testimo-
ny and that OF witnesses for the defense
went to show that Barkus and the
Grimes crowd had threatened Sheckles'
life. The prosecutor failed to shake
Scheckles' testimony, which also
showed that he shot Barkus in self de-
feuse, while his brother Dan was strug-
Cling with Frank Grimes. The defense
has made strong case Of self defense.
The murder grew out OF quarrel be-
cause the single uen were discharged.
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WASHINGTON, D, O., June 1S.-The
financial condition OF the country as
viewed from a treasury standpoint
shows general improvement. Bank
aud commercial failures are fewer,
Europe is buying our grain in greater
quantities, gold shipments have ceased,
at least for the present, confidence is
being restored and money is not SO
tight.
Tho treasury net gold has increased
from sS9.OOO.OOO to $ol,SOO,OOO, and the
demand for email money in the west
will have the effect OF further increase
in the treasury gold. The rate of ex-
change is sufficiently high to warrant
the shipment OF gold abroad, but the
fact that commercial paper is for sale
in London has a deterrent effect,
There is a general feeling that the
worst is passed, the weaker financial
institutions and business firms having
succumbed, while those that passed
through so far unscathed are stronger
for having weathered tho financial
storm
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noaus INstlliANCIr.

A Company nt Huntington, w. Va, sud.
doniy brought to Book.
Special bipatch to ne nteliigtncu
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Juno 1S.--1n
February last n concern known as the
National 1dOmnity and Dividend Asso.
citation was established hero with W.
W. Ansol, president, Reed Rowland,
secretary, aud Ed Smith, general man.
ager. Tho literature thrown about
stated that tho institution was backed
by thousands Of capital
Agents wcro appointed, who have
done an Immense business In tho way
Of insurance In Woat Virginia and east
ern kentucky since, but Il iow days ago
the auditor Of the state first learned Of
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BuCKHANNoN,s noon.

Successful Lot LotSalc-Twenty.nve Thousand
Dollars Realized in Three Hours.
Special Dispdtchto The hicpigeaeer.
BucEuANNoN, W, Va, June 13.-Tho
first days sale Of lots by the Buckhan.
non Land Trust Association, Of Buck.
hannon, W. Va, commenced hero to-
day, and was n grand success. The snle
commenced ut 9 o'clock. w. o. Book.
enbaugh, tho well.known roal estate
auCtionoer Of Baltimore, Md, conducted
tho sale, and in loss than throo hours
sold 100 lots, amounting to S25,0OO. Tho
sale will DO continued tomorrow. The
bidding was spirited, most OF tho lots
sold being to outside buyers who will
build, There is not u house for rent,
and dwellings aro in great demand.
Tho land company are we'll pleased, and
Buckhannon is to bo congratulated.
There Is no boom hore, but sure aud
steady growth
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DIshonrst Rnnk onicers.

NEW YoRK, June 19.-Defalcations ag-
gregating $4,000 have been discovered
in tho Irving Savings Institution, 90
Warren street, Now York. The officials
implicated are Clarence D. Heaton, OF
Brooklyn, who was president OF the in
stitution, and had overdrawn his ac-
count to the extent OF S97, 100; ex-secre.
tary William II. BuxtoS, of this city,
and Paying Teller D. D. Tompkins. the
institution will not be affected.
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Special Dlsp1lcN 10 Ne IRttEEIQsnctr
FAtRMoNr, W. Va, June 19.-The
largest audience yet in attendance at
the Normal commencement exercises
was at the contest between the literary
societies tonight. The judges we're ex-
Governor A. b. Fleming, G. NJ. shott
and Mrs. N. R. O. Morrow, who rem
dered decision for debate In favor OF
II. d. Thompson, Of Hampshire county;
Grafton, r. V. Chidister, Of Lewis reci-
tation, Miss Stella Lazelle, OF Fairmont.
The decision stands in favor OF the Nor.
NAL Lyceum, it receivingthe debate and
recitation.
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ncmovod by N1cltinloy.

ooLuMnus, o., June l3,--Tho com.
mitteo appointed to investigate the
charges Of misapproprlation Of funds
by w. Y. Mcdonald, state inspector Of
workshops and factories, tonight filed
report with the governor, sustaining
tho charges and lxlng tho amount mis-.
appropriated at S4,0Bl 81. Mcdonald
has made good The shortage. The gov.
ornor removed him from Office immedl.
atcly on receiving tho report.
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THE GHOST DAMON
That President Cleveland Led the
Feathered Tammany Braves
WHILE OFF THEIR RESERVATION.
He Would Not Swallow Medicine
Man sheehsp's Prescriptions.
BIG HEAD OF BUZZlRD'S Bay

Heap sIad. and HOap Swear in the
Council House, and Refuses TO
Promise wampum TO Bucks Tor
Fightiug-sly. Dick. Croker, the Big
ssohem, Passes the Pipe of Psacc,
and Says sheOhan One Heap Fool.
Tammany Bucks Retura to Their
Toopees In tho BAD Lands and Big
Head winkS tho othor Eye-Ais-
tory of tho Famous Conference at
tho Victoria Hotel.