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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
vSebt perben mir Mu6e baben," 1ao

Sept perben mir Mube baben," iass
te tie frpblodeno.
Mber barin irrte lie. MGnne pers
bielt iib aleroinss mdus9enitiu, aber
ldmmtli4e 9unbe, bic i'm 9aule tparen,
%begannen 81 beulen::
Sn bieiea fiir6terli9e &onsert
Jimmie iebt AUDI unier 9eliebter Mops
Elm. Inter benz Bette mpbte er 5td
it9er eenus fiiblen, uno er permohte
gu unteri 9eioen, bab bas entfernte Sc
Belle ibm ni6t 9efdbrli9 1ein t0nne.
rWas nun?" fragte ib rat6los.
~SoG i9 aufiteben uno 2ibt ma6en?"
rl1m @ottesnilen, ct fdbrt auf 9i4
(ps.-8pr Meni9en fiir9tet er ft6
ni4t, unb ct iiebt bann, oab mir i'm
getdui DIT baben-"
rWas 1oQ i9 al1o tbun? Dieies
8ellsn unter benz Bette, bas 1T ia entz
1ebli9. Sd CLAUDE, i9 peroe perriidt."
~Ma, S4ab, perIu4e es oo4 nod
einmol - Belle nur re6t laut, re9t
brobeno," Bat Tie.
Sd BETTE al1o npf etnmal; i9 BETTE
tisf, i6 BETTE bsll, flint Minuten lang,
Big t9 in meinem 2eibe teinen Itbem
mebr battle.
limb nit mir 5uelei9 beqten ldmmtz
li9e 9unbe bes 9aules uno Der y{a4z
barl@aft. S9 b0rte, pie i'm 9ofs
Seniter aufgertfen puroen, pernabm
ldrmenoe, i9tmpfenbe @timmen, Werz
tpiin19ungen, bic Der Bette BON einem
!9unbe galtsn, be11en &ple i4 1ptelte.
SCI 9laubte, i9 tperoe oiele Nadt ME
per9ehen!
Gnoli9 1prang i@ nit benz MuEDe
Der @er5meiflung aus benz 8ette, erz
grtf Mdnne, Der 1ofort auf MIDI losz
I~tir3te, unb begann i'm gu priigeln.
sd poute linn babel 2ebren geben,
ibm ben Gtanopuntt tlar ma9en.
Mber i9 fonnte es ni4t, t9 mar 1tpdz
better bonn 8ellen.
Oarauf berubi1te er it9 enDli4, baz
gegen aber begann RGtbe gu tpetnen.
rS9 bdtte ME ee5aAt, Dab 9u bic
g fli6ten ber Ga tfc' Il ,b1haft-"
rSamobl, teud.: ih fe;1er- "iA
bab's iatt-iatt. -. Ma9 CT oo4 g.
fen unb er5dblen, pie id meine @G{Ie
bebanble, lpenn CT muir eebt ...."
Dim ,nd4iten Morgen erbtelt i'd
meme MISUNDERSTANDING uno cine
Mn5abl unbDfli@er 8risfe, bic i6, 10.
16pa9 unD elsnb i4 midi fill!e,
Wdnne Dprlas.
ST mub 1agen, bab er li@ Fl lieIer
@elegenbeit mu1 terbaft benabm. Wfer
bas tonnte MIDI ni9t obbalten. Tomo
mittelf Robrpoitfarte gu bitten, i'm
ab3ubolen.
@ie fragile natiirli9, mas II sclen
bas liebe Sbier babe.
~Ob" antmortete i9, vni4t5, CIR
nibts - a6er po5u brauhe id; e''en
!5unb? Sd Belle lelbft le6r OUT. riel
be7er al5 Mdnne -. TraJsn @ie l'ur
Settle ...."
&dtbe fagte fem Mort, ab.r lie nor!
mir etnen 8lid gu, einen Slid, Is cb
Ie t0otli@ beleibi9t 6dtte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
Bic @roSN3otc Der Orc.

Na9 elmer ioeben erl9tsnenen @ta<
tiitit BON profei1or @upan in @otba
giebt es ouf Der gan5en Grbe 270
@robftdbte, B. +. Srte, nit iiber 1907
900 G%innobnern. ueber cine Mt1ion
baben IL unb 3par y 2onbon 4,415,z
958, q Paris 2,712,598, 3 Nep Dortz
8rootlpn 2,352,150, A. Berlin l.
763,543, s. Ganton in Gbina 1,600,z
600, g. Wien 2,364,548, 2 Wut9angz
9angjang<9antau in Gbina 1,200,z
900, 81 Sotio in Sapan 1,155,290, 81
P6i(abelpbia 1,105,277, 10Y GAtcago
1909, $50, 11) @%iangtan unb 12)
@ingan in China nit je 100000.
@tdbte iiber cine bal6e Biz cine M}tlz
lion aGblt @upan %, ndmli9 49, ct.
petersburg 945,400, 14) Stentitn in
China 100000, 15) &ontantinopel
1885,, 16) BombaD 821, 764, 10
&altuttu 81O,686, 1S) 9angt14au uno
19) S19ingtu in Gbina je 100000,
20) Hto be Sanerio 100000, (pobl
tart iibertrteben), Ply Mostau 1882
742, 22) @lasgop 772,040, 23) 9amz
burazMltpna 1895, 24) Man9eiterz
@alforo 7O3,479, 25) 2iperpool &c.,
901, 26) Tuti9au in CHINA $4,000,
20 So ton 598,669, 28) 8trmtngz
BAN 570,46O, 29) Buenos Mpres 554,<
713 unb enbli9 30-35) Peting uno
1e9s onbere 9tne1i19 @tGbte nit etpa
elmer balben Miutpn. @tdbte BON
40O-5OO,O 900 limb es Is, barunter
8ubapeit 491, 1888, 8ruKel All, 789,
Mabrib 47O,283, Neapel 463,172,
War19au 443,425, 2pon 429,295 unb
Mml terbam 4O6, 532. Won 300
100000 5Gblt @upan 81 @tdbte, baz
runter enbli9 unter 81 2eip5tg nit
357,147 @tnpobnern al5 brittgrObte
unb 58) Miin9en NIT 35O,594 als
biertgrDbte @tabt i'm Oeuti9en &ei9e.
9abin gebDren nDh 60) 8reslau 1885,
1876. 64) Dresden 322,633. @tdbte
5miffen 200-300,000 Ginpobnern
gtebt es 19on So auf Der @roe, mo-
rrnter ii9 muir 2 beut1@e befinben, 81
berfelDzBarmen NIT 242,O43 lltlD TDln
nit 214,762. Inter ben al @tdb<
ten, bic vnur" 100-200,000 @inmobz
ner baben, fomm Tronffurt a. so. NIT
1einen 198,436 & m obnern, etn14liebz
lt9 8%odenbeims, cn l31. @teQe.
Wie 1Gon bic ruaotn 3a6(en Der
9ineli19en @tdote 5eigen, finb biele
Mngaben ni9t glei9nertbtg, ba bic
ber1@iebenen @taaten je na9 benz
@rab ibrer &u1tur mebr ober tpeniger
poGtommene 1tattltii4e Ginri4tungen
baben. Mu9 1in0 bic 3dblungen ntht
glei45eitig, bo@ itammsn bic metien
Mngaben aug benz Sabre 1890, mo-
ni9t muir 9euti4lano, ionoern au4 bic
0er. @taaten tire lebte 3dblung batz
ten. 9ie 3ablen ber fran301}4en
pie Der inbif4en @taote fino bas borz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
"Ratcnaugen ais Mbren-

Muf eigentbimli&e Mrt beitimmt Der
Chine e, Der feline l1br beiiBt, bic S3ett.
9apon er3dblt Der fran50itf@e @etienbt
Sc Sue Tol9enbes aus fetn<n @rtnnez
run9en: @ines Stages, als mir unfere
gum Gbriftentbum betebrten @btne1en
gerabe be- u@en pollten, bege9neten mir
u~ntertpegs einem Sungen, ber etner
Sd1en biitete. Wtr fragten i'm int
@oriibergeben, ob es 1@on II u9r Jet.
Ser Sunge gudte na4 Der Sonre, aber
1ie itedte binter btden Molten, 10 baB
CT bieie lbr ni@t UNI @atb fra9en
fonnte. Scr 9immel 1T poQ Molttn",
1agte er, vaber martet etnen Mu9er1z
blid!!" @r lief in ben bena@barten
8auernbof binein unb tam IN elmer Miz
mute nit etner Sage auf benz Irm 5uz
rid. r@ebt" fagte ct, .es 1T nod
nidt 12 1br." Dabei 5etgte ct uns bic
Muge11 Der &ake, inbem ct beren 2iber
aufipGrts f@ob; mir faben ben Sungen
er1 Haunt an, aber feline Miene blteb
pDutg ernftbaft, unb bic &abt, obglei@
ibr bic Operation u%nangenebm 14ten,
mar bo9 baran setp0bnt unb benabm
iib 1ebr %beritdnbig, als tpGre es ibr Ell
genes @e1@Gft, ubr 3u 1etn. Wtr lag
ten: ~Sebr gut, metn Sunge; beften
Danf!" unb f4dmtsn uns, uns bon
benz Sungen belebren gu lafen. @ls
mir uniere Treunbe fanben, mar Is
uni er CT tes, na9 jenem &abenoratel 3u
for 4en. sic tpunberten ii@ febr ibtr
uni ere unptH enbeit unb iammelten
balb Elm paar Dubenb Raben aus ber
gan3en Na4bari@aft, um uns gu 3eiz
gen, bab bic ubren in ben Mugen ale
ridtig ginsen. Die puptlen Der &a<
benausen merben ndmlt@ Big Mtttags
INNER tleiner unb erret@en bann ibre
en9ite 3uiammen3tebung in 6orm elmer
fetnen 2inie, bic pie Elm 9aar 1entre@t
iiber bas 4u9e ge3ogen 1T. Damn be3z
men tie it@ allmdbli@ tpieber aus, big
lie Na4ts IL ubr bic 6orm elmer gro@
ZEN &ugel erret&en. Man Der ii4erte
uns, bab jebes Rtnb balb cine 9roBe
5ertigteit unb @enauigteit in ber Mnz
gabe Der 3eit aug ben &abenaugen er<
rei4e. Wtr iiber3eugten unS {ebr balo,
bab bieie l1bren iebr ri@ttg uno genau
iiberetnitimmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
MISUNDERSTANDING IN &bina.

Mus @bangbai f9reibt man Der "N.
sSr. pr.": Cine intereHante Geremoz
ME fanD in @bangbai Die1sr Sage itatt.
Sin bubbbiitti4er pri. itsr, pslHsr Dor
einem Sabre gel torben nar unb Der
16on BEL 2eb3eitsn i'm &ufe zines 9eiz
liq.n 1tunb, purbe %Derbrannt. Der
Srt Der 2ei9snfeter mar in oer Ndbe
bes europGi1 9en 8iertels. @uf benz
p.obe, ND Der !9eilige ~5um 9tmmel
fubr", mar elm propi1orli9er Sen1pel
ertidtet morben, unb bort fanD au4
bic @erbrennung 1tatt. ungefdbr 400
@liubige, biele bapon aus 5temltber
SFerne gefommsn, batten iih perlamz
M" IN Qiuz2oozGTo (2iu III Der alte
Bubbbo) gum lebten Mfals gu perebs
rem, bepor en- lin feur,gen Wagsn gum
6immel fubr". Ser @arg, Der bic
2ei6e bes prie1tsrs uml9lob, mar runo
unb lief na9 oben in eine Spite aus.
Scr bic @eremonie lettenbs Sberprte1ter
1aqte, bab Der 9eilise in 1ibenoer @telz
lung ge}torben lei. Gs 1T otes bic
@telung, bic mar an 8uoobazS tatuen
1isbt: nit acknowledgement 8einen, bic
SGnbe gefaltet uno bic Singer MIDI aut*
pGrts gerihtet. 9ie 2ei@e 1T ni4t
beriibrt porben, 1onbern Der @arg
rurbe iber lie &C. tiilpt, mus feline abz
nor11e toni1@e Torm ertlGrte. Mut
tenn 8oben bes @argss naren Sanoel<
bol3, 6ar5 unb 9ol3toble oufsel4t4tet
un6 Dann Der 8ooen NIT Wa4s perz
1isqelt moroen. Ser S4eitsrbauf en-
mar unqefdbr 3pDlf Sub bo4, ber
cara uber 1tanb ni9t auf ibm, 1onbern
api56en benz @heiter6aufen unb elmer
}ri1@ aufseporfenen @rube, bic eben<
faus NIT 8rennmateria( angetllt mar.
EN- elmer tleinsn @ntfernung befanb
iih cine feline @rube, bic nit Der groz
Bere1 bur9 @dnge D%erbunoen mar.
Ser @arg mar nit aus Papier angez
fertigten Smttattonen BON @ilberflum<
ben umqe6en. Ser G6inele glaubt,
bah Der Ser torbene i'm SCENT eits bielelz
ben 8ebirfniHe babe, mie bier, unb er
perIorqt besbalb bic 8ertorbenen nit
allem NGtbigem, tnbem er aus Pap:er
imitirte @%egsnfdnoe, mie @oloz uno
@ilbertlumpen, 9du1 er, @an item NIT
Dienern, Yferoe, Softer, bic nit alei<
bung ober @eibe gefUQt 1tno, nit PET
brennt. 9ie UNI BEN Sarg auf gehGufz
ten scSmttationen BON @ilber muRen
mebr als $4,000 getoite lei baben. I'm
bic @rube berum maren ptele &er5en
BON Mrmesbide aufgeiteqt. 9te prte<
tier, pel9e ale i'm DoQen Ornate
tparen, formten einen &rets I'M ben
@arg, bic @ldubigen tbaten oas @lsiz
4e unb riefen 80 W}t ga 3d." Damn
nabm Der Sberpriei ter cine brennenoe
sSudel unb {teute tie in bic tleinere
CRUDE. 9te1e 9anolung purbe NIT
lei1e qemurmelten @ebstsn begleitet.
8alb 1ab man &au@ uno 6lammen
ben @arg umgeben, unb nun tuarfen
iiG aQe Mnpei enben auf bic @rbe un0
i9rieen lire @ebete 10 laut, als tbre
2ungen es erlaubten. Man trug
Gorge, bab bic 5lammen nur ben Bpz
ben bes Sarges Derbrannten, tnbem
man ben oberen She'll beitdnoig NIT
Ma0er begob. Ms bet 8ooen oes
@arges BON ben Slammen ber5ebrt
mar, 1ab man bic Ge4e aus benz Sarz
&c in bic nun in li@ter. 2obe itebenoe
Crude gletten. Sn 3 unb elm balb
@tunben, na9bem bas 5euer ange<
aiinbet mar, um balb 10 ubr @ormttz
tags, mar Der &0rper gu M14e perz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

9bardtter bes bormdllgen tdtterltd9en
9ofss", betbt es in BET S@tlberung,
Il telte ii9 alsbalb in ben Tuilerien
pieoer Elm. Na9 @erlauf bon atpet
@tunben fab bic angeiammelte Men9e
por ben pprtaten Staatsrdtbe, Mtnis
tier, &dmmerer unb 9ofbeamte porfabz
rem, Mqe in ben l1niformen unb 81
preen bes Ratierret4es. 0ie 9of bamen,
bic Trauen Der boben WiirbentrGger u.
I. ~. er19ienen in tbren Staatsroben
nit @eil6en bebedt .. Man finbet fi4
mieber, man begliidpin19t fi4. Mit
tinbliGer Treube bur9eilen bic Grauen
Rem Ma r19auzS aal, bic Dianenz@ ale=
rie, ben Sbroniaal, ar bic Orte Der
6e1te, no lire S40nbeit emit entoiidte.
Sn benz sbronfaal ieben fie, bab auf
BEN Seppiden bic ellie a1ein ange<
braht 1T; man emil ernt cine iol4e, unb
barunter erl 4eint bic tatferlt@e 8iene!
Die1e Trauen In GROCER SotQete MAIDEN
1id nun munter an bic Mrbeit unb IN
peniaer als elmer balben Stunbe traz
gen bic Seppi9e mieber bas taiierlt@e
Mb3et4en. MQmdlig eri4tensn In ben
Suiuerten bic bD45ten Namen bes Raiz
1erreibs unb cine Men9e bon Sff3teren
bss @eneralftabes; besslei@en bic So
n%iginnen 9orteniie unb Suite. Diefelz
ben 9bir5teber pie emit itanben an
ZEN g orten ber @emG9er. @s i4ten,
als ob bic gauge Welt bes &aiierret&s
tpieber erpa9en tpp1te bon einem b0z
len Sraum, Der Elm Sabr lang geoauert.
Die Stunben bergtngen 10, Naht unb
Nebel breitete ii9 iiber paris aus. Bon
Mtnute gu Winute' ertpartete man ben
3atier, 19on gebt bic nngeoulb in un<
rube ib:r. @nblt4 ge9en 9 l1br bort
maj BON ben Quats ber Elm fernes St.
rdul9 BON pferbegetrappel unb fi4
ndbernbe &ufe, bic imner mebr an
19melen. Cine go ttutf@e nabt fi@
in 19arfem 9rabe benz tleinen Sbore,
umqeben bon tau enb &ettern Der gam
aen Mrmee unb aler @rabe. sic
i6mingen lire Sdbel unb ruf en tbr
@ipe rempereurv bas i4on mebr benz
8riiuen bes 20tpen glei@t. 9t Diff
3iere auf !9albiolb, i'm 9ofe auf9eitelt,
Bic GenerGle auf ben perrons f@tplngen
lire 9egen unb ellen ibrem &atf er ent<
gesen. Sbre Menge 1T 10 9roB unb 6er
Clan 10 ungeitiim, bab bic &etter 1t@
1ammeln unb bic pofttlon na@ benz 10
Meter e%ntfernten PabiQon be Gleur ft4
3uriidaieben miHen. Ser Magen14lag
pirb ge0Fnet, Napoleon erbebt 1i4,
tetqt aus benz Wagen unb tptrb auf ben
Mrmen ber @etnen in bas @eittbul &C.
tragen. Das @ebrdnge 1T unbef@retbz
li4. ~Sn @ottes Namea". ruft @a!z
luincourt 2afa1ete gu, "1@aHen @ie
bod plab fir ibn!" Ser @eneral ma&t
bic grDbten Mnitren9ungen unb ftemmt
iib gegen bic an iturmenbe 2atptne, In
benz er itdnbtg benz &aifer 3uruft:
"Ma4en Sic Der @a@e Elm @nbe,
@ir!" Do4 bie1er 1&eint peber etpas
gu bDren nod gu 1ehen. @r ldbt {t4
traeen, bic Mrme na@ bortparts, bic
Mu9en gel @loKen, init ld@elnoer Wfiez
ne, glei4iam I'M 3uitanbe oes @onn<
nambultsmus. ......
Wor ben @ema@ern bts aaiiers
angetommen, fiibrt man bteien in fein
&abinet unb f<ebt por ber Mengt Bic
Sburen. mmGlig tpirb es fin, Der
9roBe Sumult 1egt ii@. De @titer
binben ibre pferoe NIT ben 3ugeln on
ben @ittern ber &eiti @ule an uno legen
fi4, in ibre MGntel gebii1t, auf bic
blante @rbe. Ser 9of Der Sutlerien
aber glei9t etnem 8tpouat in elmer
erpberten @tabt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
Wapoteons MIffeDr bon Gl6a

betitelt fib cine @ti33e 8. 9ouKape's,
in Der er bic Mntunft Napoleon's bes
@r1ten in ben Suilerien na4 ieiner
6lu9t bon @lba GO. Mdr3 1875
i9ilbert: 49,. @4on Der per1onli4e
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-21
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

ADA-"AEe you going to sue him for
breach of promise?" Elsie-"No; my
lawyer says L haven't any case. You
sec, Dick always signed his letters
Without recourse "-Life.
FIGG-''Goodman is dead He has
led q most beautiful and q correct life.
Everybody praises him." Fogg-"But.
confound him! he trumped my ace
once when we were playing partners
at whist."-Boston Transcript.
Il THOUGHT you said you were going
to bring n friend home to dinner with
you" said Mrs. Chugwater. "He
couldn't come, Samantha" replied Mr..
ChugwGter, as he sat down with great
satisfaction to- the first good dinner he
had had chance to attack for q long
time.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new rec
tor is lovely" Miss Alicc-"Oh, yes
but he's very bad form, though" Miss
Enthusiastically do you say that?
I think his manneVs arc perfect" Miss
Alice-"Welt, anyhow, he will talk
nothing but shop whenever he calls"
brooklyn Life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-21
FLOWERS, SHRUBS AND TREES.

SPIKES of pampas grass should be
cnt as soon as they are fully expended,
if they nro wanted for winter use for
decorating the house.
OLD-FAsHIoNED hollyhocks have
sprung into favor for decorative pur-
poses since Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt used
them at the grand fete given at her
marble house.
A HYBRID has been procured between
Azalea mollis and A. viscosa which pre-
serves the agreeable fragrance of our
native plant with the bright colors of
its Asiatic parent. A new race of
sweet-sccntcd azaleas would be de-
sirable addition to garden plants.
MOTHER shrub equals the hydrangea
panlculata grandihora for making q
display in August. The large heads of
white flowers last for n long time, and
when they fade it is to light pink
color which is still attractive, if not so
much SO as when white. Further than
this, the heads may be cut later and
used in their dried state as ornaments
for the house, placed in vases.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-21
POINTS OF SCIENCE.

ANTS are provided with n poison bag,
which discharges n fluid having
strong sulphurous smell, sufficient, to
drive away most insect enemies.
CAMPHoR is the result of evapOrating
an essential oil found in two, different
trees, the cinnamonum cnmphora,
which grows in China and Japan, and
the dipterocarpus camphora of Suma-
ira and Borneo.
n LETTER from Prof. Garner, dated
from his steel cage, which he has
named Fort Gorilla, has been received
in England from Fernandez Varz, At
Yicn. The professor claims to. have
made great progress in his study of the
monkey language.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-21
ANCIENT TITLES.

TIE Jewish title rabbi meant master
or teacher. ..... 70.
The most dignifed title among the
Hollnnders was Stakeholder.
THE word captain, so often used in
the Bible, simply means officer:
THE name Ptolemy was adopted as q
title by the later kings of Egypt.
TIL; shah of Persia pretends to date
his title back for u thousand yenrs.
MOSES appointed judges for the Jews
to aid him in the administration of
justice.
THE Jewish scribes were the lawyers,
registers and notaries public of their
nation.
The most splendid and substantial
title of the middle ages was that of
doge of Venice.
THE title prince is from Latin word
signifying leader, and dates from the
Roman empire.
THE judges who governed the Jews
were for the most part the heads of
their families or clans.
The centurion, as the name implies,
was the commander of u hundred men
in the Roman army.-Globe-Demo
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-21
Pc N SHoNS!

Having located near tho Government De.
pRrtments We aze able to give your claims
better attention than attorneys located
'lsewbeIe, Special attention given to diff
cult and rejected claims. If your present at
us SCldit WHO have lost their dI sch argos
cnn obtain new ones. Charges of dpsertion
removed. No fee unless 3ou get q pension.
Advice FREE Soldiers pensioned at LISA
thsn twelve tfl2) per month, and suffering
from disability In addition 10 that named IN
their pension certificate may obtain increase
under the new law. 1t is aot necessary for
you TO have gotten any ailments in war 10
get pensioncd under the new law. Pensions
for widows anu children without regard e.
soldiers death; mothers Al d fathers who are
ent on soldier whtn he died or not. Pensions
Obtained for services rendered in Mexican
ano Indian wars. Mexican pensions can now
be increased to $l2 O mouth. Suspended
pensions restO1eC.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-21
P A r z N 7 S,

Caveats, Trade MARKS, Designs, Copyrights
and oil Patent business Conducted fo1 Nod
crate Fees. Information and advice given to
inventors without charge. Address,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-21
WHERE WE LEAD.

UNCLE SAM furnishes foRty-one per,
cent. of the worlds silver.
in Europe thepc are 51s, 400 insane; in
the United States, 10000.
THREE hundred and sixty mountains
in the United States are over ten thou
sand feet high.
AL the gtnciers in the Alps would
not equal oneiof the largest in our ter
ritory of Alaska.
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Sec ty. Of state-.......... " alter Q. Gresham,
sec'ty. Of tie 1lsasury John Il, Carlisle, Ky
sec'ty. sf War. -... daniel b. Lamont, N. Y
Sec'r- OF the Navy. Hilary a. Herbert, A.sl
Postmsbter- GeheluI. Wilson 8. Lissell. h Y
Sec'ty. 81 tile Interior. 80. Hoke smith, ia
Attofney-General....... hlcl.ard Olhey. hxAa
sec'ty- Of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, Neh
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stephen }. field, Gel
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LAVA brewer, Has.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORS
US. GOVERNMENT.

President......G GROVER cLEvELAED, r
FicsPresideMt...AD L. sTkvENsQEff
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thus helped to save the nation quite as
certainly as the great soldier whose
name he shared.
Yet in 1867 he introduced a bill of an
exactly opposite character, the re-
sumption act, which was adopted in
1870, although at first without the re-
sumption clause; the statesman was
feeling his way to the end he had in
view, for which the country was not
yet ready. In 1874. however, he was
chairman Of the committee which re-
ported bill fixing resumption for jan
vary /, 1879. This bin with almost a
premonition Of his own future left the
manner of resumption entirely Deepen
dent on the judgment and measures Of
the secretary of the treasury.
Five years afterward the epoch ar
rived and found Sherman himself sec
rotary of the treasury under Hayes.
As soon as he entered on his duties he
set about preparing for the result he
had so long contemplated and six
months before the date fixed b. law
he had one hundred and forty million
dollars in gold in the treasury When
lNalltl ktIiOiL Aittg diIiFttA liltTG NdS
practically no demand for gold in eX-
change for notes. This was absolutely
lis achievement and viii undoubtedly
remain his strongest claim to sepa-
rate and notable place in history.
1t was however the reversal of his
previous action during the war: it un-
did what had been so indispensable in
the nations hour of peril. In 1862 he
helped to make the paper money Of the
government a Legal tender; eighteen
years afterward lie superintendent the
overthrow of his own work, and did
his country almost as essential service
in one act as ia the other Like real
statesman. he adapted his measures to
the varying emergencies that were
requisite to the salvation Of the state
in one crisis and threatened its financial
genius in another; he saw the second
necessity as clearly as the first, and
himself tore down the very fabric he
had assisted to build; just as his sol
der brotheroften turned on the enemy
tie rcr- guns he once bad as-ailel and
anne halvar.. for defense tie
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JOHN SHERMAN.
Gen. Badeau Writes Of His Long
Career in the Senate.
His Love for His Distinguished Brother
The silver bill Not the First Work Of
His Own That He Has Helped
TO Destroy.
lcoPyR1GHr 1881

There is something almost pathetic
in the spectacle OF John Sherman to-
day, compelled at the age of seventy,
after nearly half a century spent il
the public service, TO advocate the re-
peal of the measure that bears his
name, and is identified with his
policy. but which is now by the great
majority of the nation denounced as
detrimental to its interests: so much 50
that panics and financial disaster can
only be averted by an extraordinary
session of congress, called in midsum-
mer especially to undo his work. more
than half the country accusing him of
having precipitated the situation, the
remainder reproaehing him with de-
sorting them in their emergency.
Among the foremost enemies Of the
Sherman bin is Senator Sherman; he
has proclaimed his position in advance,
and it is safe to predict that me of the
earliest events in the senate now In
session will be the attack on his own
creation. Saturn will devour his child
before the world and, his adversaries
will say. he does public penance for his
political sin.
1t is not, however, the first time that
the senator has been placed in this pre-
dicament In 1862, at a critical juno
ture of the war, after the suspension
of specie payments by the government,
he advocated the issue of legal tender
notes, and it was his efforts, with
those of Chase, then secretary of the
treasury, that succeeded in carrying
the measure. Hewas the leader of the
republican party in the senate in all
financial matters, and by this action
did as important service to the coun-
try as his brother, the general, in the
field For, the armies that overthrow
the confederacy could not have been
held together without money; and
money at this crisis was only to be had
by creating it by making the notes OF
the government legal tender. Sher-
man saw this clearly and impressed his
views ON those who had to act and