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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

'HDu" ~ my customers CRu" IA H. day
,ud hrK"i NE fur thr beet cough mrdl
80" had, sny- I.'w Young, prumi
Int Druggist - Newman Grove, Nrb.
on rours" -huHed TAN Chamberlain =
pugh I'u"iy, ma Il" did not Ark Ia
."" Any u'Lrr have never sold med
500" TINT would ioos.n nrd rnliev. u
we're cnli 90 quickly az that Remedy
toes, | hry" "uli four dozen ~ 1t with
~ H." net SIXTY days and do not know
Z II slugl" cns" where II failed to give
tee mu-t perfect sRlrthctlpu." ~ cent
p,t'lrs Tor palr hy l. IT, burgess a Son,
irusgIstr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

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lhry az" m. grtuns hnrN j .ln.l
lIse returned Sut.tnn ar NJ T.
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- HHt night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
~titiDE ar sNNTAtI
IN OLA Wan Iirr- 81 ,tr nnh Doe.
Deadly NOrk Win Iti- shotgun.

old man llrnty S.hmtdt. German
rnrp"n,rr, aged =, years, f1r taenty
l""rr ut mur" n rrrtJrht ~ santa lie
"hd t"t some elN years pact "mp.p Dyed ns
"n,chmHu AT Edward NJ ,Irf'- prupcr,y,
south q the ,,nus,rY nuIsr, committed
su'r,ir lHet ught
S'hmit prnuplrI ,lIlsy room III tho
Nu.rt huuJ,rS. Aruu' a. - Inst rrsht
n",sh nurs "rr"nr.ue"i 10, ,hcrN plu.Iun
therein u'aguu, ari sont f,fl lrrncr
~ and r,hcr ulhcms. They found the
old man lylng partly uudrcperd III.
h"I t"rhhih. posture at the head IL Ina
h"d. l'rsii" hlm Wa mu?,.r ,nntI.ry
dnHbl" hhtirIicd shotgun nnd n,'nrh,I
~ nhr y the ,rlgSrfs Nns a stout cord
"p arranged ~ To- iurm loop mt. winch
hr could insert hla great tur \ hnt,!n
~ powder, huN - caps nud pomo shot
"'r" on u '"h," near at hand lhtd.rt
y the u,d man had lpa,lrd bat unr
bhfi"' ~ the Weapon Hld ATTACHED the
''td with tie view g. bluaius of his
'.''' ~ "lI'hlN Nlthl b''iNft aR Ett
Ia" m"f@," ~ pus,',,u. 40 hr la, back
against the head ~ the bed. the gun
pf"mhtnr"ly "NpIud"d Hrd sent the
rhnrg" INTO hls riSht shoulder II, the
Iolnt ~ the arm
IL" snld that bee hnd shot hrmsnlr. TIM,
u" ""T IN great pam Hud mlprry and
begged That ho he k,lied at once An
examination ~ IT," wound revealed m.
that II wns fntu,, ~ the old
tnhn "Hs weak aud uerNuGr, and mn.
could oc don" Tor hun. Toward nu,.
INK II" b"c"n" uuCouerIour, nni death
r"ll"r,I hlm ~ his sulr"rius. At ru'rInrk
ihlr morning. An inqurHt Nh1 mad and
III" hh"N" factr brought out, nlao TINT
'"U"fIhs from rUptur" Was probably the
'"uH" ~ sulcIi". IT." body NIlI n,,piy
'n d"c"n, burial -! Chairman rrs.drr,- u
.h- city New MrNIcnu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
HNN'.t.D tttt,.N.
Pound Dangling Prom IA Telegraph
cote Ihi- MORNING.

H." Eiu"suur spectacle ~ man
inug.rg b.! H." neck FROM cross tar u
IL t"."Srnph pol" on tud ayrnu. oppr
rrt" Namnar y Stnmm'- place Of busr
i"as greeted thprr who cary appeared
u TIE street tine morning |, was "A
u" legged man, which Whs hprrlbl. IL tie
-uet"r'' v"nrrs. Closer lnsp.ctiou reveal.
81 H." 'a't thn' the dangling object wns
rUt ~" crude, s,U''rd r"prcr-utatiuu u
y r1nr aud that 4 whr lnl,olrd IN large
l"tt"rs uu thu breast, - II Madden. 8"
Hundreds = p"up'" gathered about the
spot, and th"r" Nrrr VARIOUS comments
pr o." action - a." Iuc"rscl men who
tad thus drriri.y vented tnrir irrlIuga.
insriirr witt III" caus" winch l.d D. Il.
H." great majority cOusld-rri the net
iIrsrHrrfl., bat there seemed 10 be
.uaum'N - EXPRESSION that there
should b" som" steps tnA-u 10 paciiy III.
ur',aluug continent uuia, ,rhhlr To- ia.
mHu wlp had been hanged ~ "Nisy. and
the mHrurr generally susg.etrd b, the
.Iu."r ri"mrnt aas - compel Madden
md hIs wIir 10 CIV" up them Ettlr
.rnGhtrr that sh" might be placed IA
NudUrr hards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
I'abIIc hAih liau.r-

A Mr. Jordan, who has had consider
Hbis experience, snggests plan Tor 80
,AbliHhIng public bath huus. on the
banks ~ the RIO tirRudr It's plan IL
TO tap the b'g stream and carry H." vat
er 10 basin, aay HOIn, which slnll
IL. constructed H. hold IA. water and
gIV" smooth N1ttnm. From tins an
putl-t could be made, thus aiTurdlug
hnthrFs itesh water constantly and "a
sat" plgc" to hathr, The basin could l..
~ constructed ns t. Afford MI uppoftuu.
Ity Tor iasgs AMI small p-ople to indulge
IN refreshing SWIM TIE haslu could
bs covered and bath rooms arranged.
A day Tor ladies aud glrls mgnt he set
apart and u moderate aim,-biuu Fee
would "nnbla every one 10 ENJOY bath
frequently II ~, perhaps, tor late ~
carry out any plan, however mcrlurpus
this year, but well conducted pul,lr
bath ~ n necessity IN Albuquerque.
During winter II might be- ppssi tie a.
turn the basn into skating rink II
Ia Just AZ well To- investigate the matt
and bring about something that vii
give all the rising generation AZ l.ast, f.
chance toI"gO swlmming' without tho
possibility OF endAnRsrlng lIfr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

! tng'n" No. go, bust IA l-nl 1t tine
iiro"kH Locomut,v. Works, Duuklrk,
Ne" York, stood on ia. track. about one
hundred ynris north ~ the nlI hu,,s..
ready Tor Tia" call - hma. Firnn,.n
Dave snyder and Lngiu-rr i.pu lIIL
u" latter on the san Mntrnl
run, sat on the side b-HuI ~ the ten.
der talking during IN" wat
Engineer jim Diamond, who
Ma L. take out 80 On the run U..t
with No. !, had not arrived. Watches
had shown tive o'clock when u lo,d re-.
port came, snd the Interested pn,r On
the tender were instantly mad, aware
OF the cause. SnyderI hands and i--t
""r" scNlded 10y the rushing steam and
liIll's back Has slightly touched 10y the
vapOr, tn" latter took the engine out
Nil RIGHT aud Snyder went over t. the
hospital 10 get treatment and ~ moss at
his hOn.
The r."uIt Of the eiplosrpn Nas the
breaking ot the staybolts On top ~ the
i"ft Hide Hh-et, ~ Cou.rgu"no" ~ which
the sheet was forced INTO "a. hi- box.
tn. front end door, with plnt- bearing
I'll" engines numbrr, ~as thrown some
distance, but beyond the above cns,s ~
"lish, seal ling no further damage was
done, III. bis iron horse IN IN the ahutr,
aud the damage would h. scarcely note.
"i 10y others than exp-rts. With
good luck 40 will bs out on the road IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
silver ,on,-a,ion DrirEatrs

To represent New MeNrco ut IT," SILVER
convention which convenop ~ Chlrngu
August /, Governor Thornton has nam
eel the following delegates G., ". Wuodr
aud Hiram tlailey, ~ l.Gs. CTucas, Cab
T.. Conway, u Eddy, \, 81, Codlu.,uu,
u Albuquerque, +, B Mile, u Lne
Vegas; ex Gov, Prince, IT Santa r., y.
&. Hobart and ], W Fleming, ~ SILVER
Ci'y. and Chas II La,dlnW, % .hl,r
burO,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

MY liltIe boy was very bad OF Tor
two months with dlarrhTa We used
various m llciner, also called IA twu doe
tore, hut nothing iId HIM any good M
Al W. used Cuamberlain's co'lc, cholera
and drnrrnu, remedy, which gave Iu
mediate relief ari soon cured htm, |
cnrslder II the h"at medlcr- made and
can conscI.utiuusly reconmend II To all
Nhn mead "A dIarrnWa or collie medicine,
j, r.. Hare, Trenton, Texas. - and -
cent bottles tor ssl. hy I, II. Burgess y
Son, druggIsts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

For 4 cut, bruIse or s0ald there ~
nothing equal 10 Chamberlain PAN
Balm. IL heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unl,,-s
the injury IN very severe, no srar 10 left.
For sale by 7. II. Burguss 4 Son, drug.
glsts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
uniOt Pacific Mntters.

New YORK, Nov, 2S.-At yester-
days meeting Of tho Union Pacific
railroad organization committee il
was settled that that reorganization
mnBt Include tho whole Union Pa.
citic system. One 81 tho sub CON-
nittco said this morning: Il violate
no confidence by saying tho full com
mlttea practically agreed that any
plan OF reorganization 10 DO success.
ful must comprise the entire Union
Pacific system. This will insure the
nearly unanimous support OF foreign
stock holding interests for their
large interests in Union Pacific in
London, Berlin, Amsterdam and
other European countries which fear
nothing 30 much as that the great
s!stem will DO disiLtcGratcd. Ali
anxiety upon this score may be set
at rest, rs both the receivers and com.
mittec arc satisfied it will be the
height Of folly 10 undo all the man
ngetncnt has done in part in the way
OF bLildIUg up traffic on tho main
line, derived from branches, although
the latter present passes IN some in
STAGES that arc n burden to tho par.
ont company. Europe will look nu1
iously for some hint Of tho proposed
treatment OF branch limo bonds its
own, including the Lcavtnworth and
Topeka, which arc partly guaranteed
by tho Atchison, Topeia and Santa
Fo; The Union Pacific, Denver and
Cult, which shows n small surplus aa
rule, tho Oregon Shot Line, St.
Joseph and Lincoln, Colorado, which
wore behind regularly. The Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company'e
iensc will, however, DO puzzle"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
BOOK NOTES.

PRINCE BIsMARcK has completed his
memoirs covering the year. from 1850
to 1870. They are chiefly historic and
a justification Of his policy.
4 suNPTUoUs edition. in English, of
Victor Hugo's "Ruy Bias" illustrated
with etchings after paintings by Adrien
Moreau, md limited to Ave hundred
copies, is being printed.
TIE first paper to be printed in
English in Egypt Is the Sphinx, which
is about to be established Mt Cairo by
an American, David Garrick Long
worth. The paper will he q sphinx
only in name, for 1t proposes to speale
boldly and often, on all subjects OF. in.
tercst to England and the Unitod
States.
A POPULAR work on tho "C~nthcdrals
OF England" profuscly illustrated, will
be published shortly by Thomas Whit
taiser. Each minister will be treated
by soinc noted uttache. Thus Canon
Farrar will describe Westminster Alb
,ey'; Canon Benham, "Winchester
tathedral"; Canon Talbot, Durham;
Dean Spence, "Gloucestcr," etc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
E%EATHEREO FACTS.

THE python lays eggs and matches
them by developing u high degree Of
heat.
Tue swiftest bird is the kcstrcl, or
sparrow hawk. 1t has been known to
make 100 miles an hour.
BLrSDISo daylight IL the only thing
that prevents owls from covering long
distances rs trained pigeons now do.
A f owned by a North Adams
(Maas.) farmer is accused Of laying an
egg that contained another perfectly
formed egg with n shell.
A PARTRIDGE, perdix Montana. which
Is common in the mountains of the
Vorses, was shot near Stourbridge,
Eng, last month. 1t Is said that their,
is no record in England of any previous
bird of this species ever being seen In
that country.
HAVE you ever noticed what acute
vision birds and fowls hive? They
are perhaps the most acute OF any
animal. They a find minute scraps
OF food, distinguishing them from
what appears to us exactly similar
pieces of earth or gravel. They a
also see objects sidewisc as we'll as in
front of them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
A Frank and Cool Office Seeker.

A curious letter has fallen into tho
hands Of Deputy Commissioner OF
Pensions Boil, nj Washington II is
addressed TO an employee OF tho Of
fec who was appointed by President
Harrison and vas written by nm Ohio
Republican swho turned Democrat
upon being rcfugcd nm Office by the
last Administration. II lie extremely
brict, but pointed, and roads au fol
10 ys:
~ want your place. Tel mo how
TO go about getting IL. | will como t.
Washington to look after tho matter,
and will stny at your house until lgct
il through"
Commissioner Lochrcn's mid Inns
been Invoked 10 Prevent tho ousting
Of tho old clork by his would DO
boardcr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
lFRoM TUESDAYS DArLY.l
3ALMAGUSDI.

Silver is s,G9h to-day.
The rain still continues.
Don't forget the shooting match.
Pay your taxes before next rues-
day.
I. S. Porch, OF Huntington Vsl!cy,
is reported worry i'll.
The people OF Reno gave Commits.
sioner ierinGton n banquet Sunday
night.
Tho teachers institute is in session
at Reno. About 100 teachers arc in
attendance.
TITO whistlinS Of the wind and the
Hhistiing OF a woman arc very much
nike in ono respect. Neither O
stop n street car.-Itoches;cr Demo.
crat.
The Luning Co., Chos. Sutro and
e. ID. Vincent have commenced suit
In the U. S. Circuit Court at Carson,
TO renew their Judgments against
Lincoln county on its bonded indebt-
cdness.
Have you soon ReiUhart's Few nd?
Ii not, read il ovcr carefully aud give
tho old rcl;ab!es II call whom you
want anything from a spool Of thread
to a complete outfit IN tie dry goods
and clothing line.
a young womdn ard n young man
got on tho same claim in the S,rip,
renr the south limo about the same
time, and after sitting around and
qudrrc!ing for n month or two, final
~ decided to ic%rpetuute the quarrel
by getting marriel.
The printcrs all over tho country
hnvo been protesting for years
against tho injustice of tho govern
mcnt printing return cards on on
ve!opcs for about the price OF the two
cents stamps which were on them,
claiming that tho government should
TO moro onter into n competition
with tho printing trade than with re-,
tail merchandising. Tho practice
has, 1t is said, at last been abolished
and the printers OF the country xilI
receive the Two or three million dol
!nTs which has heretofore been an
nually paid the government for this
work.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
Tho tOughlin Trial.

CuICAdo, Nov. 2s.-At tho opening
OF tho Coughlin trial this morning
the Stnto's attorney stated TINT tho
two jurore who were accused Of hay
ing occurred admission TO the jury in
tho interest Of COughlin would be
dismissed with tho consent Of
the defense. They will not DO prose-.
cutcd.
II 10 now reported that still another
juror in the C~oughlin IA 10 undor
suspicion.
IL Is rumorcd that n prominent
county officer, whose nnmo ia not di.
vulgcd, is implicated ii getting these
men on the jury, and TINT tho mnttcr
Is being rigidly Investigated.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
FARmlN IN OTHER LANDS.

EXPERIMENTAL wheat culture has
been greatly extended in the colony
Of Queensland, Australia, and scores of
cultivators will make their Grst nt-
tempt this coming season.
An outbreak of potato disease has
occurred in Ireland, doing considerable
damage in the southwest. Efforts were
made to countcract the disease by
spraying with different solutions
THE italian wheat crop is placed at
10000, 900 bushels, as against liz, Co.,
600 bushels in 1899, and 1873, 900, 600
bushels in 1891. Italy will probably
need to import 90. oOO, 900 bushels this
season.
CHoPs in Russia appear To have done
well, not only the winter but also the
spring crops, especially in the south,
southwestern and central agricultural
parts. The winter rye crops are the
best.
THE decrease in last years Cuban
sugar crop was over zoo, 600 tons, as
compared with n year ago. but the
growing cane isdoing exceedingly we'll
in tho largest producing districts, for
tho coming season.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
ABOUT TITLES.

TITLES were most abundant and
yrandiloqucnt in the latter days of the
degenerate eastern empire. The for
NAL titles OF ono of the latter Constan-
tines would fill two columns Of a daily
newspaper.
THE royal title beg has now almost
Disappeared. and when used in tho
altered form Of hey is applied to n mil
itary rank in the Turkish army. Orig
inally it was deemed more honorable
than TINT of sultan.
The word Pharoah was not, strictly
speaking, a name OF an individual, but
OF n class or race. For agcs nil tho
Egyptian kings called themselves
Phnronhs, just as the Roman cmperors
wcrc each styled Augustus.
THE king OF Achcm formerly STYLED
himself; Sovereign Of the Universe,
Whole Body Is us Luminous rs the
Sun; whom God created to be MS Ac.
complishcd Us the Moon at her Pleui.
tudc; whose Eye Glittcrs like tho
Northern Star; n King MS Spiritual as
a Ball is Round; lie who whom To
Rises Shades all his People; Ho who
from His Feet EShalcs a Sweet odor.".
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
tFRoh MONDAYS DArLY.l
SALMAGUSDl.

Boo DR.. Leonardo new ad. in an
other column and beware Of tie fate
Of him who cheats the dentist.
The boys Of the String bund are
making big preparations for the ball
Thursday night. Get n partner and
be on deck.
II Is said TINT tho suicide list OF
New iork now averages five a day.
Hunger aud want is tho u most
frequently given.
DIR. Leonard will 20 to Starr VAL
10y Thanksgiving ove 10 ,nke part in
n Good remplar enterlaiLm,ut by
special invitation.
Joe Furren, n Tecoma mining man.
is in town waiting for il TO clear up
SO that no q so 70 Lone Mountain
TO inspect Mr., Wcston's mines.
A fine lunch will DO sct for all who
attend the shooting match at the
Hot Springs Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Go and have n good time.
Mrs. j. L. May, who has been Wis
ting her sister, Ma. Mcbride, de-
parted for Winnemucca tins mora
ing to visit her father, judge Bonni-
fold.
jim Townsend 1t has boon nscer-
tanned that only one in twenty Of
San Frnncisco's army Of Migrants will
work. Hhey ought TO show n little
spirit and make the ratio lG TO /, any
how.
The shooting match at the Hot
Springs Wednesday aud Thursday
wall attract all the sportsmcn in
Elko. Clean up your gun and go and
bag a turkey for your Thanksgiving
dinner.
The Labor Commissioner OF Colo.
RADIO IL his recent report, shows that
i1,Ci3 men have boon thrown out Of
work by the closing OF silver mining
and othar industries depending upon
it in tina, State.
II began to rain Saturday after
noon and continued almost uninier-
ruptedly until this morning. AT the
present writing, the clouds still look
threatening and tine indications are
favorable for more showers.
Nevada hogs, according TO tho &c.
non Courier, bring so cents per 100
more 10 San Francisco than Califor-
mia hogs. Nevada beef is also'giyen
tho preferences, and apples aud pota-
toes rGised in this State command
the top price.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Silver 10 s.6OL4 to-day .


III. j. Keith returned from San
FTuuctfco yesterday If,ernoon.
AT rrimblc, Tom, II man who had
hired Il substitute to brave confsder-
ate bulle;G for him has brought suit
To obtain pension money awarded his
substitute.
Judge B0nniicld and Moses Rein
hart, OF WInncmucca, came up on
the delayed train yesterday and re-
turned on No. 4 20 day. They report
quiet timca ia Wiuncmucca.
Tho Storey County Commissioners
have appointed T.. Il. Fielding, j. s.
kircaid and Il ID. Boyio as q CON
mi;tce 10 solicit funds FOR the pur.
poao OF mahing uu exhibit at tho
Midwinter Fair.
Th" Mason Valley Tidrngs says q
Pluto stage line has bcoa established
by an cntcrpr!s ns naive botwe,n
bishop and the railroad Rt Laws, Tor
the accommodation OK travelling In.
diHus at two bits q head.
Tho complete election returns in
Iowa show Jackson, Republican can
dIdnto for Governor, received 2GT,-
l59; Boios (Dem.), lTl,703; Joscphs
(Pop.) 23,5ll aud Mitchell (Pro.) TO-
1O7. rho House will stand Republic
n 10 10 81, ind tho Senate RopuJli
4 - 20 IL.
Joe Henry and Valentine Waithers
returned from the Enst to-day wEcrc
they had boen with II lot Of horses.
Mr.. Henry shipped %c5 head which
hc disposed OF at Rome, New York,
NJ fair ptices. He reports tho market
rathor duh but 0ayg that good horses
find II ready sR.o in that market.
Nrs. Elizabeth Colby, wife Of Pro-
lessor George Colby Of tho Univers.
ity OF California, committed euicidc
yesterday by shooting herself through
the heart. Tho cause OF tho rash net
10 attributed Ia domcntin, caused by
broodlog over tho loss OF ono OF hot
children by drowning four or five
months ngo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
The Carlin Mystery.

From Cap. Palmer, who came IN
from Carlin this morning, We learn
that tho skeleton found near that
town lust week was that OF nm Indian
who had been dead for number of
years. The skeleton Was found in II
canyon among II lot Of bones OF horses
and cattle. No money was found
near it; neither was there an old sad -
die that had been cut to pieces. An
old saddle Tree was found near the
bonos, and a few beads, such ~ Indi
n ear around their necks, we're
found near tho skeleton. Tho Cap.
tnIn "FronOunces IT case OF distemp
cred imagination.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
lie Didn't Have It Taken.

STRANGER" said tho young mar
with the white hair and the dyod
mustache to the photographer, am
here to git my picture took, and I'll
toll you how it is. Two just popped
tho queetion to a wilder down cur
wav, with forty acres o: as good
ground as ever a hog stuck his nose
into. and I nun now goin' to read her
answer. When you see tho pleasant
smilo stealing over my face, l want
you to fire off your ole machino and
lot 'er GO"
".All right"
The young man took his position,
says the Indianapolis Journal, but
no didn't hive the photograph taken
Instead, he rose to go without a
word.
whats the matter?" asked the
photographer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
Another Silver Scheme.

"AsHISCToN, Nov, 27.-Siiver will
assert It's right To IA hearing IN con
ncction with tho tariff. II will com.
in the shape OF a proposition to pu, II
duty upon silver inportations in the
Senate, II tho pans OF those who
have the matter in hanl do not ms
carry. y report 10 secure this limo
vation will he made in connection
With the metal schedule and it will
DO coupled with an item concerning
lead and silver ores. The purpose Of
this movement is two fold. II may
prepare INC way for the FREQ coinage
OF the American production OF silver.
and 1t is expected TO prevent the
counterfciting OF American dollars
IN other countries md tho scnding Of
counterfeit coins TO tho United States.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
Electric TypeSetting.

"T~ypesetting by telegraph" is the
latest idea, and, according to Donald
Murray, who sends 10 an eastern pa
per information on the subject all the
way from Sydney, it is moro than n
vision in tho air. 1t is an actual in
ve5t;on, for which Mr.. Murray Gays
he has recently obtained patents IT,
tho United States, Great Britnin.
France, Germany and other countries
lie claims that it is possible by his
i%nvcntlon to operate at a distance,
over n single telegraph wire, a type.
writer. n tYpesetting machine, a piano
or any other keyboard instrument.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
Another Wreck.

The delay in No. l yesterday was
caused by the wreck Off freight tram
at C~osgrave, n station, between Mill
City and Ninremucca. Tho Silver
States gives the following as the cause
o; the accident: \ heavy east bound
extra had to double" u heavy grade
vest OF the station. In going back
after tho second "cut" OF the train
the engine ran into it with such force
rs 10 mash in the iraw-heads OF sew.
eraI freight cars and otherwise dam.
age them. The engine was also dis
aUled.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-03
Not Incurable.

"fes. doctor, he's very bad. lie
war ailing when he came home last
night, and"
"What is the trouble like?"
Seems TO DO his brain. When I
asked him this morning what he'd
have for breakfast he glarcd mt me in
"A way that frightened uc and yelled:
Green ha'ge! Jackson! McKin-rah!
rah! ico co pp ana flourished his
money rs though he wanted to bet"
II fear ma'am it is n ease OF poll
fever. II is very violent, but rot dun-
gerous. Give him this powder aud u
couple Of quarts OF soup in Gbout two
hours."-Cleveland PLAN Dealer.