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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31
Notice to WAFER Consumers.

Consumers will please take notice
that until further notice, the use of
water for irriRatin9 purposes 10 pro
Dibited betW cen the hours Of 8 o.
clock P. N. ans d o'clock A. M. The
lse OF hose without hose pipe or
Jprinkiers, will be considered sun.
sleht reason for shutting of water
.npply. j. A. MoBRIDE,
'f.28 u For Elko Water %.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31
Sherman On Silver.

Yesterday was John Sher mans day
in the United States Senate. The
Voorhees, bill for tho repeal Of the
purchase clause of the act OF 1890,
was taken up and Sherman addressed
the Senste.
He said: That il the repeal Of the
act was the only reason for the extra
session it seemed to him insufIicien +.
1t WAS justified, however, by the sx-
listing financial stringency. Congress
and the people had agreed that both
gold and silver should be continued
as monev. II cheap money was wan.
ed the FREQ coinage Of silver was the
way TO do it, but it must not be called
bimetallism. It would be monomet-
allism Of silver.
"The President" said Sherman,
"failed toRive the cause Of the decline
in silver. /; was due to the faut that
We had to pay our debts, and the
debts wele payable in gold. England
had TO make her own loss in The Ar
gentine Republic good to prevent her
institutions from going down, so she
returned our securities and demanded
payment in gold. The balance Of
trade was also against us, and we had
TO mako the difference good. This
not the Sherman law, led to tho pres-
ent condition"
Sherman said he consented to the
passage OF tho lrw TO prevent free
coinage, and to that extent it had
benefited the country; tut year ago
he introduced q bill almost in the
Same words as the Voorhees, bill to
repeal it, ami not Democrat voted
for il.
They must answer why tho trouble
was currency famine, not the fear
a. to the sounduess OF the country q
money. He did not believe repeal
would overcome the stagnstion, but
that Il would case the moAey market
from the dread or free coinage. He
warned them that II the Democrats
attempted TO alter the existing tariff
it would plunge the country into
deeper distress. As TO tho future we
must preserve . parity on ell our
money. The balance Of trade might
be against us next year, and 'it might
DO necessary 70 issue securities to %.
cure gold 10 maintain parity. The
Secretary Of the Treasury ought to
have the authority TO make that de.
ticit good. All parties heretofore gave
the Sechstnry that authority. This
surplus In the treasury should be
coined and used for ell legal purposes,
He did not bslieve 10 buying silver
from our people at profit. II IL WIS.,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31
Wasecs, Minn,, Nov. %, 1890.

Wasecs, Minn,, Nov. %, 1890.
Mr.. NORMAN LIGHTLY, Des Moinss, IL.
Dear Sir: - Please send us at the
earliest one cartoon Krause's Head
ache Capsules. p, We. cannot run the
machine without them. Send at
once, az We are out, and oblige,
Yours truly, SupDuTH 4 PREsToN.
% cts per box. For sale by +. r.
Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31

IL what Hoods Sarsaparils vigorous
~ fights, and It 10 always victorious
in expelling all the foul taints and
giving the vital nuid the quality and
quantity Of perfect health. " '.' 80.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31

A fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
stc., at the EFT. M. Cos. Cali aud
inspect these, goods, which are the
finest in their liae ever brought t.
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31

Rsckhart l. Froelich have received
a carload Of Sohlitz Milwaukee beer,
10 kegs, which they will boil ID the
saloon keepers at very REASONABLE,
prices. 4-7U
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31
sALBLAGUNDl.
Silver 10 o.74 to-day.


Henley's tonight.
The Commissioners. meet next
Monday. Put in your bills, "
T. F. Brennan has been appointed
postmaster at Fort Hslleck.
w. r. Hit came down from Deeth
last night aud remained in town to-
day.
II is reported that all the mines Oh
the Comstock will close down to NOR
row. .....-... ......
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
lot. Gray Gables for Washington yes
terday.
The City Trustees OF Sacramento
have refused to pass ala ordinance
licensing gambling.
The ladies of the Guild have made
extensive preparations for the lawn
party tonight. Go and have q good
time.
Judge Webb, of Fresno, denied a
motion yesterday to re-arrest Rich
ard 8. Heath. on account Of ALLEGED
straw bonds. :.
Halls Hair Remover contains the
natural food and color-matter for the
hair, and medicinal herbs for the
'scaiP. curing grayness, badness, dan
drnff and scaly sores.
The affairs of the Nicaragua Canal
Company were placed in the hands
OF a receiver yesterday. Warner
Miller, the president of The Co., says
it cannot meet its obligations. s.
The government is feeling the hard
times. The receipts Cor customs at
New York during the first ten days
of$this month wore S1,8OO,OOO less
than for the same period last year.
N. Tobias, Clerk at the Duck VAL
ley Reservation, arrived yesterday
with Ave Indian boys for the Stewart
Institute. They left for Carson on
No. to-day in charge of Ste Ring
. Price.
Miss Lille, Rossn stock has closed
her school at South Fork and re-
turned to town She and MICS Hat
tie will leave for the East in about
two weeks TO join their mother and
sister at Omaha.
= D. Hsskellb, the old time townsito
agent for tho Southern Pacific Comp
Sny, head fell in Mr.. Huntingtona
basket with number Of others. The
Reno Gazette understands that tho
office Of towpsite ngent has been
abolished. gE-- e..
The country was never in better
condition from the pro iuct6 OF the
soil-nevsr in worse condition from
the products OF lawmakers. All for
the tich, nothing for tho poor. VINO.
may the devil take them, are growing
pcorer.-Tpdex.
Arsenic and qainine are dangerous
drugs to aceum ulate in ones system,
and IL is to be hoped that these
poisona, as remedy for sgue, have
had their day. Ayers Aguo Cure 10
. sure antidote for the sgus, 10 per.
fsctly safe to take, and ID warranted
20 cure. ~. "s
Halsted street 10 the longest street
: Ia Chicago. Its length 10 twenty. one
miles. Philadelphia 10 also notable
for some very long streets, extending
far into the country 70 connect with
s6uatty roads. One Pbilsdelphia
street 10 continuously paved with ooh
bie-stones for q distance of eleven
miles.
Don't buy blood purifier because
sit; tie. "cheap." Tho best- the Su-
: pSrior Asdicins Ayers 5arsapsrilla,
10, 10 the end, the cheapest blood
purifier In the market. The ingfe-
lients Of whi4h Il d composed are
" A.f.s...k "a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31
FOR SALE CHEAP,

A good 24 Schuttler .WaRon
and a SGT Of double harness-cheap.
Apply to N. II. Miller, Elko, New.
Aug. l6-1m.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31

Creamery butter, fresh from tn
Reno creamery; at 'Keyser Il Craig
heads. ."r-.. 91Itt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

iAE HENDERSON BANKING COMPANY, . oorpo-
ration, Plaintiff.
CHssLEr WOODWARD and Macy J, woop.
WARD, Defendants.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-31

Hoods Pills euro all liver ills. 25o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

and released him. One of these men
was Fletcher After a short time they
released me but held the others They
treated these Americans very roughly.
leading them IN irons thfou go the streets
and giving them the poorest acc0mm1.
dltions In the jail Fletcher was not
well. and the prison treatment brought
his health in such a state that hc feared
he was going to die. aud hc sent
telegram home which read AS follows:
Come quick. Am in "a hell OF "a Gy."
Signed lLbrcHEN
This created great laughter in Mime.
apolis and Fletcher got tle nick name
OF "HeIl ufa hx.lletcherH don't
believe that he likes the nickname and
YOU had better drop Dc out Of your
story"
TALKS WITH GRANT AND risu
"Iyell." continued No.. Bracket 81
went back TO Minneapolis and then ON
to Washington 90 see about their re-
lease. visited General Grant 90 Long
Branch. Tie looked into the case and
told me that the Americans must be
protected even " we had TO send an
army there to do b. had "a number
of Interviews with Hamilton Fish. who
was then Secretary u. State. and the
matter was discussed Do. President
Grant and his Cabinet The war de-.
pirtment ordered that the forts be- ready
Tor action along the frouucrtU resist any
raid that might De made from Canada.
/ 10 was desirable, however, il possible
without international complications and
I / went 10 Ottawa aud called ou the Hon.
[ iohn Mcdonald. He saw the injustice
I Of HE arrest aud tg.lgmpual the
/ authorities az Wiuncprf tD release the
Americans TINS Telegram settled it
and Fletcher aud tu rest came back
| home. Gordon remained 900 Manitoba
| Tor q time. but about year after this he
was arrested on WARRANT rom these
scotch Jewellers Oh. looked 90 the
| warrant and said tlai b, was all right
] but that be- wanted hutt1 put on some
warmer clothes before going with them
/ lie then went into bedroom. picked
| up q loaded pistol from % bureau aud
| shot himself IN tue head. lie died ll
/ most instantly; when be- was searched he
| had only thiuy.seyun cents lUit in hr
pocket. His gains from his sWindIlug.
/ amounted TO fortunes, buth lived high
and IN the end he had nothing
FRANE O.. CARPENTER,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
THE FAR NORTH,



Mr.. Sven Maiison, of Tcll5ohoeg,
celebrated his tooth birthday
A railroad Is to be built between Vara
and Skau, NcsterEoihAud.
The large Ryd steam sawmiIl was
burned down the other night
Large forest fires are reported rom
the vicinity Of the city Of Neuersborg.
The Fogelo church boo the parish Of
Torso, was dedicated Doe other day.
The large warehouse Of the Madesiad
box factory was burned doan the o,hcr
day.
Nearly 5000 have been sent from
Sweden to the Nacrdllen sufferers IN
| Norway.
The gross receipts OF the Smolaud
Students concerts Tor the season were
/ 1000 crowns,
Lightning struck the church in Tos.
haclll the other day the whole cup
ola was burned down
ru..rhc Sc1udiusr,au countries were well
ilA basic, . ..sF's pufhty n .,yhI al
represented al the recent ART cxmmu1fi
Of Munich, Germany.
over a dozen llir.es have been estab.
lishcd on the co operative plan IN the
southern Part OF the country this season
The silver wedding was celebrated by
fredrk Mlguu,,un, "a prominent real
estate owner Of Holma, Dime, and his
wife
The high tariff men are distributing
campaign literature with lavish hand
IN S'ocEno.m and vici nifty.
A sturgeon weighing Ils pounds and
measuring over siN Zee M length was
recently eaughtai Geddyikcn.
The late Mrs Mathilda Hcllman. of
Stockholm, bequgathed 5000 to- differ.
eut charitable institutions and the
Northern museum.
The statue OF Nils Ericsson. the prl
mineut railroad builder and the brother
Of John Ericsson, will be unveiled lt
Central Paris, stockholm, Septcmbcrs.
The Educational Review, England
says, the arrangements OF the book.
etc, OF the royal library Of Stockholm
Is OF the very bert in Europe.
NN hNllh NAH NhNNtl lNt agreement
between the managers ol The Swedish
and Norwegian telephone systems
establishing telephone connections be-.
tween the Two countries.
Ten boys were thrown into the river
NJ RydahoIm by the capsizIng of A boat
OnIy one Of them, he beng ten wears
old, could swim; but by wonderGiI
presence OF mind aud great SKIN he
swan Co the shore with one afrer
another until they were all saved.
A manly woman Is the "AIober,
Mother AS she Is called-of lhe Eil5 /
parish. Ncslminand She rs rs vears
old. and her hair IS almost wh..e B9t F.
she stll makes be. living by chop,,nn
cord wood ln her palmy DAYS she w9, /
rightly looked upon as a phenomenon
GA gccnuu, ul her physical strcpgib .
Her husband was M the habit of sprnJ. .
ing rather too much time al a certain
country saloon On. day shc wont An
the saloon herself and calmly picked /.
lp her husband from the midst 'of taa
circle of bis friends and uggcd him gT
ln her masculine shoulders. As soon
ls his chumi recovered from their spr.
Prise they went after her and ATTEMPTED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

Good locke are more tnan sEiu deep,
depending upon ~ healthy condition
Ui oil the vital organs. lfthU Liver be
inactive you have Bilious look, aud
u your stomach br disUrdoryG you havs
q DysueptiO lOJs, nni N your Kidneys
be- affected you have a pinched look.
SECURE god health and you will have
goo looks. Electric Bittcts "a the
great Alternative and Tonic, acts directly
On these vital organs, Cures pimples,
Bl0iChon, Rolls, and gives go1i com.
plexiOn. Sold At A. q. smith 4 Coz
Drug Store. $40. pSr bottle. Aas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

those who have usOl DR.. Kiug's
Sow Discovery know its value, nn1
those who have not have now th8
opportunity 10 try Il Free. Gail on the
adyrrtirrt Dugyist anu get Trial
Bottle, Free. Send your namo aud
a1dfoss % T. T., Buckien 4 Co., Chi.
clg1, anu grt - sample box Of Dr..
Kiug's New Life Pms Free, M well 40
O. copy OF Guide 30 HeAllh anu House.
hold Instructor, Free. All OF which is
guaranteed to do you good aud cost YOU
nothing. a. q. Smith 4 Cn'a Drug
AtnHs A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

My WHO anu iuur cnilurun were
taken very suddenly with severe cnsps
Of cholera m0ruus. bought a bottle
of Chamburlalu'a Cole, Cholera ami
DiuuhWa Remedy, Aud from one IN
Two unsUs gave sclief ln each Gaze, 1
heartily recommend II; believing IL the
rest remedy known !ur bowel com.
plninis. % aud 90 cent bottles Tor sale
ny II. Z. ut, L. Drug 1"W. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

For summer q mrlnul In thr child.
REQ, thctr II nuthing M good q.
q hamhrrlaiu's Cole, Cholera anu
Darfrwh Remedy, Il cures dyscntry,
uiaUuwn Hnd cholera iuhutum, ani
mover iuils when used ia tlmr sud the
nlnln printed directions are followed.
When rrducrd with water uui sweet
rueh II IA pleasant TO take. 20 and 6O
cent boll,es for sglr hy Il. G.. NJ. I.
Dug Dept ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
a MAGAZINE EDITOR TALK
MAGAZINES.

The conversation here turned to "a
muga2ine Developments Of today, and !
asked DR.. Flood what he thought Of the
cheap magazines which have Just been
starred,
tie replied. "McClure's magazine Is
a newspaper magazine, and Il may make
place Tor self az the price OF IS cents
"a copy The reduction OF the price OF
Jc Cosmopolitan to dollar and half
year will, Il seems TO me, cut down its
income without materially increasing lis
circulation. The class OF people who
would buy a magazine like the Cosino.
polilan Is not large enough to make such
price pay, nor Is Il that class which
Will let small difference Of price stand
10 the way OF their preferences. The
subscribers Of the higher priced maya.
zines, Century, HatpeT's and Scrihner's
VIII not change on the ground Of price
alone, and the great increase Of Cifcula.
ton will have to lie built up from out.
side quarters. The greatest competition
that the magazines nave today Is the
sunday newspapers. II is full OF maya.
4.ne matter, and the larger papers have
The ablest Of the worlds contributors
for their Sunday issues
How Is the Chauiauquan DOING"
Very well, indeed" was the reply.
We have something over.,o,ooo circu.
lallon, aud We have steadily grown not.
outstanding the fact that Scribner's
magazine, aud the Cosmopolitan have
sprung into existence In the meantime
AmG MANUFACTURER on THE TIMES
The Hon. Lewis Miller, Of Akron, the
head of The big mower and reaper
WORKS. there, is stopping at Chautauqua.
%" WAS one OF the onglnators OF this
Iyat institution, and he Is now les
IIy3duut. met him here last night,
.nd asked him as TO the financial out
uus. lie replied, 81 ind times hard
'Fgy Where aud the banks are all
iasgd for money. You cannot borrow
money un Government bonds IN most OF
i.r banks today, and this fact Is paralyz-
tNE business. Most OF our business
men arc working on credit. They give
f"'y NJ ninety gay notes, and upon pay
lis THESE they borrow again TO carry on
luaiHess. the banks nave such de-
hduls upon them that they refuse to
h"he new loans, and the result Is, every
'he Ia suffering The smaller localities
gee also hurt by the drain OF the Worlds I
iHlr Akron, ono, Is not large place, .
900 % 10 estimated mat 100000 nave ]
Teen taken from il and the country near |
3 To Chicago, THIS, Of course, effects |
materially"
wa Congress help us}
nat Is question replied Mr. /
Oh" e. ~ don't believe we viii get /
".',h relief until the aun question IS .
','cd. No one can do business with |
'a' Showing lust on what grounds he /
'' io do il, The silver question aud .
'"e 'Hrt must be fixed before we can .
""ve financial rest"
THOMAS EDISON AND THE TARIFF
Mr Miller is the ialher-in-Iaw Of
EDISON, the inventor and Mrs Edison Is
herewith her father spoke OF Edl.
..u- shutting up his shops, and asked
'.r Miller what he thought OF il, lie
'splleJ, Mr.. Edison understands him !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
....GOSSIP ABOUT FAMOUS MEN.
Short Talks and Good sorIos About Public Characters.

D, the CaYlnqpag descs ib MgiFrsk ci LfY
he Clanaaqpa ReHfep 1caks tytifs Of TIC iHs
Ibeas crr about Eh0g ant the Ia, iU
Schumacher t1oa oafiqeai king matt forhRed 0y
c Trcficqf htjcs Conquered HtHie fs Hog5cy
M geroc and hoe he aqd b5oy Etethogi
1fauo1 copgyes,rr1n Or hou kecfr hs goth
Ac-Yov e escaped cmrlA Rehfsqeeo jay Coa oaf
LOtd Gordon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

Narlan appearing Tor tho chief mover
In the matter l.. q. Scott Elliott, aud
Attorney Arthur Brown Tor tho de.
PENDANT. By this time the local news.
paper reading public must BIO pretty
familiar with the circumstances which
have periodically arisen In this suit,
which has been hobhing up continually
AZ the lhird district court the las, few
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

NNN' NHh INN hANlDs
The story Of Gordnn and lay Gould
Is well known. Gould thought Gofdon
had controlling intcrcs, ln the stock of
the Erie railway
"llc had an interview with him and
Gordon made Could believe that he mad
an annual income Of 5000. ool and thar
he owned s}ooo1,o1l Of the capital
stock of the Erie railroad and Could
control s2Iulnu'l more. Gordon pro-
missed lu throw his influence in the
election OF % board OF directors as Could
desired and Could IN order TO scene
this, deposited with him as securltv
property 20 inc extent Of s,1o.o55
After doing ibis Gould Thought tl,
matter over and he began 10 su,p.r,
that il IHs NOT 40 right Among otber
things De had given Gordon s,a5o11 in
cash. lie decided to get the money and
stocks hack and did 40 by having some
one goat once 10 Gorions hotel and
charge him VITA arrest unless il was
delivered at once. Gordon handel
back the 500 ol1 but Gould had. tbint
20 bring the matter before the courts
before he could get the balance. IN.
expose of this sensation was published
~ the Scotch newspapers and one of Inc
Jewellers, named Suin, who had BEEN
swindIud by Lord Genciim, wondered
% this Lord Gordon was moi the san,s
mlu who had swindlcd him Gnuid
tried to get q photograph OF Gordon to
send over 10 Smith. but Gordon yn,,iJ
not DE Photographed and Law G6uld bai
the ieweler come TO the United St,tes
and he identified Lord Gordon as liz
so called Lord Glencairn. Seeing tbat
he was caught, Gordon jump,ed rs boii
and took refuge in Manitoba and II y5s
here that came IN connection ,,ith
him. ""'
"Wnere did you catch himlW / asl,l |
81 had posse OF men, remit |
Bracket, and had warrants for M.
arrest" ! was then MayoBoi Mime
polls, Il was long about the SnJ =,
July 1873, when went up TO Wine.
peg after Gordon, We found him nv,
what Is now American soil land arrested
him. He refused TO go Jith us AZ Grst
but we captured him and (yere carrv,no
him away when some Oft his friends in
who thought he was a bona
dde English Lord CANA across tbe
border after US and arg 5ted our men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

fo,tir nuI says hu saw two men
walking away from the train along tine
track about fifteen hundred or two
thousand foot ahead. Ouc of them was
probably one hundred yards ia al.
vance OF the other As soon o. tho
men were fightrJ, tho engineer de-
clnr,s tutt tho whistle was blown and
tine bell mne. A. the tfnin gradually
approached them the ilrt pedestrian,
WHO proved To be an rupluyc 90 ouu
u' the gravity sewer camps, steppgi
uil the track Hud tho tn,ln passed
on. 10 was believed the seCOut
man would do the same. But
showed no signs Of needing tue
warning auu the tmKtH were applied
AMI the train Stacked up as quickly rs
possible, but mot iu Time 20 prevent the
man being run down. When the
engine was within ELK or eight feet %
him he turned quickly aud seeing his
danger attempted 10 jump from tho
track, but was struck Ru8vu the lett hip
and IA the baus aud thrown over the
rats.
rne train was then stopped and Mr..
II. NJ. MCCarluUy, one VI the uilicrrs
OF the road, took charge the injured
man anu had him brought - this city
Tor treatment, but MS iujutius were 80
serious that hr died vt 1890 without TO-
covering consciousness. Besides the
Injuries referred 10 he was badly cut
Hnd lscerattd about the head, q portion
Of the scalp briug almost torn Oh.
Tho deceased was about thifty.ilvo
years o.! aye, neatly clad, probably ave
t-oE seven Inches IN height, OF meet.
ium Ouild nud had diTs hair aud busuy
brown, we'll kept whiskuf-,
On his person were between two aHd
three dollars IN cash, a pipr anu u.cktt
knife and two letters in the French
language, one Of which was addressed
u "Davier Jean, Salt Lake cry
Utah" they were both translated py
member u The NEWS stall anu are