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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
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ATCHIsoS, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RI.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
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w horse for its keeping tais s9slrssg. VIII xlvs
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df3s-
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Aaia st, ehGu
w AEIED-s TONS or HAY II IHE STACK
w ,Adasees box sc5 IS ichi&4- G.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

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street>- / R5eu lzasse1=er stls1ioz Corner 81
Douglas AID kIf.A avenues.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

For full information call at city ticket Office IAN
Main street
Depot corner Seccud ard WICHITA streets
r L. BLECkLST, Z aad + -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

LOK -Af4E-A GOOD BEhDEE pAHEOR Or
gaH, IN SEss ci&ss erdsr. FOR sac ehs-s bsx5y.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

over the prince lkAlIEs COZ command
The highest figure, either
I've sold the clothes OF the grea test
man that ever lived chimed in another
dealer.
And who might that be9 sir
Montehore
After watching these people bag
Cling among each other about odd six-
pences. amid surroundings which must
be naaseating after their novelty
has ivorn OF. was undoubtedly
SURPRISED. II the info-ma,is}a Mr. ,Hart
gave n.e. lie assured me ira: although
they dressed seedily and sOoksed oes-
Deratels poor. some of these men have
Accumulated wealth s.nriug tne years
thew nzv. been al II. market. Some Of
them spend little less t;szn ten pounds
a week upon themselves And they
deserve 10 b. able 20 do -. too. said
NJ Ha-e. --fo- their work x very hard
You know Grcsvenor -Ezad. Be- gr@v.a .
Well. there's one Of them owns half Ire
properly IN GrosTenor rad. "a say
nothing 81 his tine balance 81 the mon
bank
Wha. ! the ~o1ume of trade then
In the rn2rEst@' Why. ther sara over
ihoa-a usis "A the cour>e Of . rear As
get lS,sl. six hundred or seven huEsfred
people N the usar5get o45lv. AID fo@F
thousand or ave ts-csssan,l "a s>ssEsiass-
hen +, : free II the puba5e. and
small charge j. rn1s5e for stalls. yshiea
5 Jas opposite - Tie RrooezsaTe %
other DAYS. STALLS beng sree s1d e*e~y-
oEse charged - eanss "a
- aasever nlzg - the Este ~ saF =
:1.o other< ~ T4enrier's rsanF markets
s,ssier sae Ella bo-ate scheme - tAe pub
I1a eaztzo- committee :. Ike ec--E
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09

Bar silver S3x to-day.
Ben Craighrad arrived from tho
west on No this morning.
Bill Pigeon, an Indian desperate,
killed three deputy U. s. Marshals at
Tahiequah, Indian Territory, yester-
day.
By reference to another column it
will be seen that Commissioner viii
son is doing his part toward increas-
ing the population OF Nevada.
The Reuo Gazette says that the
Supreme Court decided yesterday,
that the Constitutional Amendments
had been sufficiently published.
The World Almanac for 1893 will be
Ohook full of valuable information.
The price is S.25. II you want copy
send your order to the INDEPENDENT
Office and We will get 1T for you.
The resolution calling up the repeal
OF the Sherman bill in the House to-
day was referred to the Judiciary
Committee thereby preventing It's
consideration during the present ses-
sion of Congress-.
The New York Senate yesterday
passed without dissent concurrent
resolution urging the President and
Congress to take steps to establish q
rrotectorate government over Hawaii,
with the view Of ultimate annexa-
ton,
A Washington special says the Re-
publican employees OF the Senate
have given up all hopes of holding
their places after the 4th of March as
the Democrats will have sufficient
strength with the vote of the Vice.
President to reorgagize the Senate.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
MaTlct TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Ursula Oatroicher, deceasetl:
Notice Ia hereby given by the under.
signed, administrator Of tho estate vi
Ursula Ostreiuher, decreased, ~ the
creditors Ut, and 70 all persona having
olairps against the said decessed. ~
exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers, within three months after
the Hrst publication Of this notice. to
tho said undersigned administrators
at the store cf the Elko-T usoarora
Mercantile Company, Ia the town Of
Elko, in tho county OF Elko, the same
being his place for the transaction Of
the business OF said estote.
.. tr w. II, SMITH.
Administrator Of sa{d estate
Elko Dec. ID l69a. &w
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
Fire at Wells.

Yesterday afternoon word was re-
ceived here that the Bulls Head
hotel at Wells was on fire, and that
the " hole town was in danger. Luck
lily the tin roof Of the hotel kept the
fire from spreading, sViny the rest of
the town.
From Mr.. Fitch who came down
from Wells this morning, We learn
chat the beginning OF the fire is
shroudeu in considerable mystery as
the hrst intimutiUu Ut 1t WIS .loud
or SMOKE tiliuR the hutel. Me-. tIton
is OF the oplniod, however. that the
fire was Caused by hot ashes blowlng
under tho hotel and lHniIing the Gil ~
and otll"r tuboIsii, or that it caught
from tdtup used by workmen ia
thawiuK 0uS the water pipes under
the hVLel. In either Case, tile tire
must have s.uoldsrsd several hours
before IL OroSs QUO. The smoke v ~
30 dense tnat put lItLle WIS suv I'd
from inc bdrnIlg building.
Mise MHisr Hnd Mess Sose Gardner,
the Wells Sea1tsrs, VINO were stuDpiGg
at the motel And Mrs. MuDrennar, the
waitress, loEt overy thing except tIie
cl0thihg tbey had on.
Tue notei Was ow1el by Fitch &
Hardesty, aud was valued ut S25,OtU
and lasursd for $l3,OOO. In addition
TO The ioss GU u,s hUCel, Mr. Fitch
lost nearly all VI his personal effects
The loss ls1 heavy Que u the pro
prietoro w they are both men past The
meridmn OF life.
Nelther OF the proprietors wa
present. " the Dire, w Mr.. F,ton went
to Csrsou, Monday, aui hrss nsarl OF
the loss he had sustained at Csrllr
while on bis way home, aud Col. Har
desty was At his private residence IL
bed sick.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
The killing Of o.dy.

Tuesdays Silver State gives . de-
tailed account OF the killing OF Fred
Cady near Fort McDermitt last Sat.
urday afternoon, from which it ap-
pears that Cady and George Simpson
went to saloon kept by LIB. Eng
lish and picked quarrel with Jerry
Hearn, a prominent ranchar, who
happened to come in the saloon while
they were there. The two men ap-
piled the vilest epithets TO Hearn
and on his replying in kind, Simpson
walked over to where Hearn was sit
ting on bed by the fire and knocked
him over and began beating bin in
the face. English tried to separate
the men and was grabbed by Cady
and they both went TO the floor.
Simpson then let Hearn go and went
to the assistance OF Cady. The men
finally got out of the saloon, and Eng
llsh begged them to stop, ind finally
got Hearn away from them and took
bin to his (Englishs) residence.
Cady and Simpson made another
break for Hearn and entered the
house. English and Hearn went into
bedroom aud fastened the door.
English again begged them to desist,
but they broke the door in and re-
newed the fight. Simpson began
beating Hearn and Cady seized Eng
Iish and they tusseled for awhile,
English's children in the meantime
clinging to their father and English
all the time begging Cady and Simp-
son to stop. Hearn was calling for
help and begging not to be killed.
English in his contest with Cady got
to his bed where his revolver was,
seized it and shot Cady, the ball en-
terinR his neck and killing him in
stsn:ly.
English arrived in Winncmucca
Monday afternoon and gaze himself
up TO the officers and was admitted to
bail in the sum Of $500.
Cady was brother Of Mrs j. A.
Plummer we'll known in Ellzo and hls
remains were taken to Stockton, CAL,
for burial.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
The Electoral Count.

The Senate and House met in joint
session yesterday and oanvassed the
electoral vote. When the tellers hal
ascertaireI the result Vice President
Norton declared Grover Cleveland,
Of Nav York, aud Adlai e Stevenson,
OF Illinois. duly elected President and
Vice PRECEDENT OF The United States
for four years beginning March 4,
1893 The totals as announced by
the Vice President were: Cleveland,
and Stevenson, 277; Harrison aud
Reid, las; Weaver and Field, %.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
Notice or Publication orTfae An
pointea mr. Proving viii. &c.

In the Dia rtet Ceart " the State Of NsvSrn..
In aA-I fur the Connty Of kiha
In the Meter VI the ka;ate VI WILLIAM r..
RUSS, DxeeAssG,.
ROrspAnS 10 an order "a said Coart pIsds on.
the I'd aAy VI Fehr1ary> A. d. lisa RSiies 10
hereby given that "Wednesday, the istn a,x %
February. 4. b. 1883. at ten e'slOek l. ~. Of
said day. anu the Cpnsht eon Of said G,Nit, at
tho town Of kike In the said County Of ElRo.
have been appatnted The ti1ae and ptapa,
for proving the will Of said William =. Ros,t..
deceased, and for hearing the application, OF
N. II, Miner, John z. Ress and II. r. ESn
denth9l for the issuance 10 them. Of Letter.
Parliamentary wAen sna where, any rers o.,
interested may appear and contest the ssp.s =.
Z. u. BlLBEY,
GiRak,
Dated, FehEuaIy q lssSA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
For Women
Hoods SarsapariIla Il Especially
Adapted to Cure Difficulties
Peculiar to thu Sex
Female Weakness,
AS,3. Sarah Nuts.
Of Minneapolis.

and tried many remedies and physicIans. IN
no good purpose. One day read one Of the
HOOPS Sarsaparilla books, and thouRht i
SO great difference In my condition tfaf
TOOK three bottles more and found mvself
perfectly woll. / hRvo also Riven
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
BORN
WILsoN:-.In ruscarora, Nevada, Feb.
Z, 1913, 10 the wife Of Fred Wilson,
, daughter.


To-day Hoods Sarsaparilla stands
at the head in the medicine wor Id
admired in prosperity md envied in
merit by thousan ds Of wonld. be com
petItors. It has u larger GALE tia
any other medicine Sarh success
could not be Won without positive
merit.
Hoods Pills cure constipation.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership existing between B. B.
Eunor ard r. @ Cunningham, in the
retail butchering business in the
town Ut Carlin, Elko county, Nevada
is this day dissolved by uutual con
sent.
r. @. CUNNINGHAM,
B.. ENNoR.
Carlin, Nov. q, 1902 1928 2m
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
Hoods SarsapariIla

to the children and IL keeps them In FOOD
health. I am willing that this shall Ia useIl
for the benefit Of others" Mrs. 6ARNTT
MUIR, SO8 10th Ave-, 8. MinneaDoIis MINI
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09

A Ane display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc., at the EFT. M. Cos. Call and
Inspect these goods, which are the
1asst In their llns ever brought to
AllEa
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Continued from second page.)

to the Nicaragua Canal resolution
that tho committee had agreed to
recommend the passage Of the Pike
amendment.
By Russell, A B No 49-An Act to
define the manner OF electing County
Commissioners. Provides for COM
missioner districts.
BY Massey, A B No so (by request)
An Act to amend Section 35 of an
Act entitled Gan Act Relating to OF
ficers and Their Duties, etc." ap-
proved Marc1 9. 1876.
BY Noroross, A B No 81 (by request)
An Act in relation to the settle
mont Of estates of husband and wife.
BY Bell, A B No 52-An Act to re-
quire the Assessors to report to the
County Commissioners the number of
live stock in their several counties.
A b No 32-An Act concerning
! Grand Juries and prescribing the
manner in which they shall be drawn.
(Reduces the number to twelve, ten
Of which shall sit) Read third time
| and passed.
a B No 80 An Act in relation to
public roads and highways. (The
fbill not being printed, the third read
ing and unal passage postponed until
prinLed.)
A. b. No. 24-An Act prescribing
the number of Grand Jurors who
shall lind true bill or Indictment.
! (Prescribes ssven.)
A b No % An Act authorizing the
issuance of bonds to the amount of
5000 for fire purposes in Wadsworth.
Bill ordered engrossed.
"A b No 46 An Act TO provide q
bounty for the destruction of certain
noxious animals (pocket gophers.)
Passed.
House took a recess Till $50 N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A B No 4O-Fixes mileage of Legis-
lators 1216 cents per mile, and salary
of Legislators at 50 per diem.
Amended by Committee of Mileage,
substituting 81 per day for IS per
day as the SALARY of Legislators.
Amendment amended by MCCARTHY
substituting 81 per diem instead of 81
Amendment amended by Russell
that the bill take effsct Immediately
after it's pass4gs.
/ After lively discussion the bill
was referred to the Committee ON Ju.
dietary.
BY Manning, A B M 51-Act to re.
peal an Act appointing State delec
tIves. Ways and Means.
BY Folsom, A 3 No GAN Act tc
compensate Geo Lewis for acting al
porter OF the Assembly. Referred tt
Contingent COMMITTEES.
BY Smith, A B "a An Act tc
amend an Act To restrict gambling IL
saloons. (Allows games TO DO carried
on on first fioor) Referred to Com
nlttee on Public Morals.
A 3 No 20 An Act to re riot the
spread OF c,ntaIious diss43sI among
sheep. provides for the appoint
ment Of inspectors ut the instance o
two or more sheep men in county.
Bill passed.
| s g No 22-An Act To amend al
Act 10 regard to tho management ant
control of The State Agricultural So
ciety. Bill passed.
8 B No M--An ACT regulating
the salary OF the Justice of the Peac,
OF Eureka county. PassA,l.
A B. No. 39--An Act in relation {,
public roads aud high ways. Amended
and ordered epgrossed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09

1.--ONerture.
2.-Solo-Mra. HrBhra.
8.-Quar;"tte-Miss ROsenrtoek, Mis-. Stune,
Messrs. Wintermantel and Honeht u.
A. olo-Mr. Houghton.
6--Act I Of ..MARRIAuE 4 LIZ: r::Ri." :.
comedy In TWO scis.
CAST OF CHAcTEhR:
Jacpb Oinnium q refined sso,'krrus -. 49,.
.... ........... S>RsiGSrt.
Herbert Manifest 70 Iucrrhants ricrsI $3.50.
Gri".by (Omnlum'a ssrvSaI..... >',..r.
Mrs. Pinter... ..........M's. u'o:S' -tsS
Harriet polnterther at pdaHgaa' -. 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mis- -. -.
Charlotte Manifest tRlStsr l. H"!.o
.................. 1890. '.irs *.
Warner tNra Pointers serva ID ..........
80. ....................M:S y de-. -,
6.->olo-Miss Rusanstoek.
7.-orchesra,
8.-Du-t hiRs Ros,nstOe' aud Airs. %. q.
s.-A"t u OF "AARRIAI> A La HRY.'
1o.-urohast q.
Admission, 30 cs..is: reserved sa>is. Z. e, Nts;
children, Is cents. -
E&P- Reserved Seats for ssla al Pustotaie&
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09
sALnAGUNDl.
This Head,

Ne Advertisements allowed Under
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-09

HOODS PILL0 cure an Liver IIls. Nm.
tousnoss, JAun1ioo, Indigoaticn, Sick HeaAAeAA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
GREAT eArrLEsHlps
or0wding ln-Already 100000 is Rep
resented al Fortress Monroe 1000
Sailors win Be There.

Fort Monroe, Va. April 1S--sA strange
thing happened today. Admiral Cher
ardi visited seventeen shipa and not a
gun was fired. ordinarily FuCh u round
OF visits would have been ihe occasion
for llling the atmosphere With sulphurouA
alnolge hut when he loft his VWn dlbp
the admiral ordered NO salute fired, and
of the foreigners made u request that
the Same noisy honor bee omitted. This af
ternoon lac went TO pay "a Walt b. the
American ships, but was carried around
with a silence that was more impressive
than salutos, because of its very novelty
Oven with eleven more men Of war 10
arrive the naval rendezvous has already
assumed proportions which entities Il
10 rank as one of the greatest nggrt-
cations Of floating batteries, which the
world ever witnessed
Admiral Gherardi paused a moment as
he stood upon the deck of The philadpl-
plna this afternoon, when cores
p0ndont asked him how many millions of
dollars would be- represented upon the
water when all the ships had assembled.
Ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five" said
he. making d mental calculation "Yes,
fully S25,OOOOOO, and do you know how
many men there viii be- on board the
shipsT mo" "Well, there will be-
5000 men, there are 5000 on my own
ships"
I'm Thousand and one ways the friend
ship Of Americans aud lcngllsh has been
shown since the arrival OF the Blake and
her crew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
A REBELLION.
SANTANA AND HIS BAND
SURRENDER TO MAY,
Ia chihuahua and soon After Declare
Against tho Government--.AIlM sn
Armod--.A right Expected.

III Pnso, Tex. April 1S.--(Special) y
Your correspondent has boen permitted
10 copy the following from a private
letter received IN this city today and
written nc Lajerachic ON the 10th inst;
I'VE have lots of news here at present
and everybody Is nearly scared 10 death
An Cushurrachic have been under arms
since last Tuesday night Good Friday
the IumOChics arrived In their puehla
and were praying al night In the old
church, or at least twenty three of them,
all that are left of them. Monday, the
3D.. they were with Colonel Mayo who
has 300 men, and made an attack on
Santana at his ranch. They exchanged
a few shots, when Santana surrendered
b. them with his 300 soldiers. After tho
surrender they decided TO take up arms
against the government aud all Of the
Pueblos of the mountains. Numbering
about 1000 men, have pronounced for il.
Mayo has sent word TO Guerrero that he
will be there the 10Th. The government
has 800 troops there, Lcjcrnchic Is
about forty miles west Of Cusihuiraehic
or 1870 miles west of the City Of Chi
huahun about fifty miles southwest Of
Guerrero and about seventy miles south
west from Tamoachic, the seat Of the
Rebellion
In the letter quoted the name Of the
rebel leader h given as Colonel Am
ALA which would be pronounced All
myO. aud doubtless refers 20 SimiOn
Mayo, ex-iefe poliuco of the District Of
Guerrero.
The Santana referred 10 ia the letter
as having surrendered was the un-
captured leader ~ che Tamocachic rebel
lion of last year with whom the govern
ment compromised 10y granting him im-
munity from arrest aud giving him a
commission in the army and placing
him In command over the turbulent
remnant of his own people, IL now
seems that after his surrender 10 Mayo
he has again pronounced against the
government and joined the rebels with
his 300 men. Six hundred troops arrived
at Chihuahua night before last from
the touth aud pushed on for the front
Some bloody conflicts may be expected In
a few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
FEARFUL EXPLOSION.
A Current Of Electricity lGnIies Power and
Five Men Are Killed and a Number
Of others Badly Injured.

Leadyille. Colo, April 1s.--At Buck
lyanhoe tunnel, on the line Of the Colo
rad0 Midland eighteen miles west Of
here, a terrific explosion occurred this
morning The explosion shook the earth
quite q distance around. Il was due TO
the accidental discharge OF a blast. which
IL is said communicated with other pow
der Five men were killed and several
badly injured The extent OF the dam
age iB not known An employee who
came in from the tunnel tap says the ex-
plOson was IA terrific one. The direct
cause was the ignilng of powder by
turning on a current OF electricity, which
communicated to the powder. The dead
are; George Young, John Collin, 10.
Rally, NJ, McGoycrn, an unknown miner.
lurt