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CFRoM FRIpAY's DAILY.l
SALSiAGUNDl

Silver Is ST. to-day.
Nevada flour beats the world.
Congressman Newlauds is in Reno.
SEQ l.. L. Morgun's little notice in
another column.
Elk Congressman Bartine thinks
silver will go to 40 csnto IN ounce.
do you believe in fate, Pa,P" ,
"Sure aud pwhat would we stand
on widolt emp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are on sale
in Reno, and this is October. They
retail at 1913 cents rer box.
There are five persous in tho Hum.
boldt county iail, four OF whom arc
held to answer befort the next Grand
jury.
j. B. Dazet, OF the Sun Creek Land
* iattle CO., spent yesterday in Elko
and left for his home in Virginiu City
last night.
Rev. Ramuel Haddaway, Chaplain
oil the House of Representatives, died
yesterday morning ut Washington OF
Bright's disease.
Nine persons were convicted in the
United States Court at Carson Tues
day of selling whiskey to Indians and
sent to the penitentiary.
Work on the new church is pro.
crossing rapidly. The contractor,
have a large force at work to-day
raising the trusses for the root.
70 restore gray hair to It's natural
color lie in youth, cause il TO grow
abundant and strong, there is no bet.
ter preparation than Halls Hair Re-
mower.
The Union Pacific recelversbir
makes a total of 26,9I7 miles Of rail,
road placed under charge OF the
courts thus far in 1883, 16 per cent.
OF the whole railway mileage Of the
country.
An old negro who had business in Z
lawyers office WAS asked il he could
sign his ame SLOW is dot, sah?'
Il ASK" tho lawyer answered, ifyou
can write your nume?" "Well, ne
s"h, l nehcr writes my name; / jes:
dictates, it suh."
At tho last election in Walla Wallf
county, Nas!i., there we're six can Il
dates on the Democratic and Rcpub
lean tickets for the Legislature, and
strange To say, every forcign.bor
candidate WIS elected and eyor,
American defeated, says the States
man.
Invulils should remember that the
causes Of sick and nervous headache.
may DO promptly removed by taking
Ayers Pills. Those Pills spcedil,
correct irregularities OF the stomach
liver, and bowels, and are the mildes
and most reliable rathartic in use.
Tho most singular ship in tie
world Is the Polyphemus OF tho Brit
ish navy. 1t is simply n long stee
tube deeply buried in the water
the deck rising only four feet abov,
the sea-. 1t carries no mGsts ol
sails and is used as n ram or torpedo
bont.
When n doctor considers il neccs
sary to prescribe snrsaparilla, h,
simply orders II bottle Ayers, know
ing full well that no will ob,nir
thereby n snrer and purer preparation
than any other which tho drug stor,
cIn furnish. Ayers Sarsaparilla il
the Superior Medicine.
Thiovcs have commenced operation
at the Worlds Fair buildings in Chi
cago. They began on tho mining
building at the grounds and il is be
lievcd they arc prepared 10 emplo!
thor time to tho best advantage dur
Ing the remaining days OF tho expo
sition. They plundered tho Idah,
exhibit and got away with sS.Nt
worth OF bullion, gold specimens
opals and rubics. Some Of tho ri.
bies wSro cut for setting, and quite
valuable.
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Saved from Death by Onions

Tiorc has no doubt boon moro
livca Of children saved from death In
Group or whUoptng cough by the uso
OF onions than 10y amy other known
remedy, our mothers used To mako
puultICos Of them, or II syrup, WHICH
wan always cToctual IN breathing up
n cvugl, or cold. DIR. Gums Onion
Syrup ia made by combining n few
simpio remedies with II, which, mnko
II mono effective ~ II medicine and
destroys the tagtU aud odur OF tho
mon Sold Uy f.. +. Muller, Drug
gist.
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PROFESSIONAL CAlOS
J.. y. Sherwood is in town TO da,

]. y. Shcr"ood is IN town To day.
Regular meeting OF Elko Lodge
No. II, /. 0. o. f., at their Hall 10.
night.
Tho l#pErE%DEST is out early to-
day 10 give MIR. Pullman u chance TO
kalsomiue the Office.
Tho journal says John Sparks is
fec ling 700 slccrs and 300 cows IN
Reno for the California market.
On the Sea Islands, oGSouth Caro-
lima, 10000 people must he fod until
june ncX and 5000 houses must be
rebuilt.
MIR. J.L. Mny arrived from Ash.
land, oregon. this morning. lie was
called hdre 10y tho serious illnCas OF
his littIo boy.
Ex-senator Powell mud family came
down from Tuscarura yesterday and
Lett Oh No. 3 last night f1r tho Worlds
Fair ana Il list to relatives in Ohio.
We hTvo received n copy OF tho
Student Record Published by the
Independent Association Of Reno.
II IL devoted 10 University mat
terra.
Tho first college in tho United
States FOR the dovcIopcmcut Of spirit.
I~nlis;ic mediums has been establish
ed at L.bra!, Mo-, "thc goddess town
OF Barton county.
Someone estimates that getting
born coats tho people OF tho United
States sl5o,o1n,HO annually, getting
married, S300,OO0,0oO and getting
buried, 3i50,"n,OO0.
l. ID. Albcrti cnmo in from his
Mound Valley ranch yesterday ard
he and Mr.. Ainl,y struck out for
tn" Island Mountain and Bruncau
country this morning.
Congressman Clark OF Missouri
proposes tho following cpitnph
"llcro lies tho Republican party,
While il lived, 1t lived in clover,
But when il died, il died all over
Dcnror is in tho throes Of n bcer
war md tho local papers arc aro nd
Vortising tho fact no M induconent tt
tourists. They claim that for % cont.
one onn 500 five Pixies peaks at n tim,
II il reported that tho Colorado
river has entirely disappeared twenty
miles from Austin, Texas, tho rivcl
flowing under ard through n scd;.
mcnt TINT ranges IN depth from fou.
10 fifteen foot.
Now York has five Stato tickets il
tho neutrality-suspicious.. Democratic
Prohibition, Socialist ni,d Populist
And won then Bomo people cay the!
y not satisfied, and that IL 10 har,
to make up their minds.
IL in snid that George Nixon, tI,
Winnomucca statesman, thinks him,
coli big enough TO iill tho Gubrr
material chair, and will shy his cas-
tor into tho ring next fail. Nixo,
would I'll tho ohair, and unIucGtion
ably make n model littlo Governor
-Nazotto.
Tho Consolidated California & Vir
ginia min" on The Comstock produce,
bullion valued NJ Sj2i,l9GI last yea
Of which s2SS,GG3 " WA rold an,
s2I5,533d7 vas silver, all OF whicl
was shipped to tho Carson Min,
Although called II silver mine, IL pro
duccd more gold Than silver.
nnnII. .,InIIn NM ...Iu. nirIn.rn
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DO NOT put oil taking n medicine.
Numerous little ailments, il neglect.
cd, will soon break mp tho systcm.
Take Hoods SarsupMtilla now, to OK
pol disease, giYo strength ind nppo-
tito.
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MARItILlJ.

PENRop-SmvELY At tho residence
Of II. A. Shenror, Stolicl, Nevada,
Octobor 50, 1893, by II. a. Shcurer,
j. p. Mite jessie Shivcly to Alexan.
der ID. Penrod, booh OF Island
Mountain. sr
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Rcckbart e Froclich have received
n n load Of fresh Missouri cider and
are now ready to supply tho trade.
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Hoods Pills euro constipation by
restoring tho p]oristullic action Of the
~nllmcntary canal,
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Banio, violin Rnl guitar gtrlngs,
400 assortment. nj Muiler's.
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION T
RATES.

VIII DO made as low A. 10 consistent with
sound basIacss principles. Apply At the vi
CO for terms.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-12-21

only ito exist until terms Of union with
%the United States Of America have been
negotiated and agreed upon.'
I hoped that after the assurance to the
members Of that government that sucht
union could not be contaminated | might
compass a peaceful adjustment Of the diff
Guilty. 3
Actuated by these desires PURPOSES AMIR
not unmindful of the inherent perplexitiesi
Of the situation, nor Of the limitations mon
my power, L instructed Minister Willis to
desire to aid in the restoration of the status
existing before the lawess landing Of the
United States forces at Honolulu on the 18TH
of January last. if such restoration could he!
effected upon terms providing for clemencyI
as well as justice to. all parties concerned
The conditions suggested, as the. last in
nesty to those concerned in setting up the
provisional government and recognition Of
all it's bona fide acts and obligations In
short, they require that the past should be
buried and that the restored government
could resume its authority as if it's coutinu-
ity had not been interrupted.
These conditions have not proved accept
able to the queen, and. though she has been
informed that they will be insisted upOn,
and that unless acceded to the efforts of the
president to aid in the restoration Of her
learned that she is willing to yield them her
acquiescnece. The check which my plans
have thus encountered has prevented their
ional government, while unfortunate public
Misrepresentation Of the situation and ex-.
aggerated statements of the sentiments Of
our people have obviously injured the pros
poets Of successful executive mediation.
I therefore submit to you this conlmunica-
ton. with the accompanying exhibits.
bracing Mr.. Blount's report. the evidence
and statements taken by him at Honolulu,
the instructions given to both Mr.. Blount
and Minister Willis and correspondence con-
nected with the affair In hand.
In commencing this subject to the extend
ed powers and wide discretion Of the con-
gross, desire to add assurance that shalt
be much gratified to cooperate in any legis-
lative plan which may be devised for the
solution Of the problem before us, which is
consistent with American honor, integrity
and morality.
GROVER CLEVELAND
Executive Mansion, Washington, D. c.
Dec. IS, 1898.
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Sins and Sinners.

John Hitchcock committed suicide at
Decatur, Mich, by shooting himself.
Three of the Austin, Tex, train rob-
bers are under arrest. Officers are close
upon the fleeing fourth.
F., Joseph Iydc was mortally wounded
at Selma, Ala, by a shot fired by an
unknown man.
Banker John S. Beach, indicted for
wrecking, has been granted change of
venue to Terre Haute, Ind.
-Four negroes were shot to death at
Selma, Ala, by Il mob. They were
charged with robbing woman.
A cashier in the Chicago postoftice is
slugged and robbed Of several thousand
dollars.
An express messenger i'll Illinois fights
and conQuors ro|>ber and throws
him from the train. r
Masked men robbed the Chicago
Great Western Ticket Office at st.
Charles, Ill.
Two delegates to the Federation of
Labor convention were robbed in their
hotel.
Two street car conductors of Yo,lngs-
town, Ohio, have heen arrested for pass.
ing counterfeit coin. = ,r~.
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Asked to Define the Grip.

We do not know what "the grip Is,
nor does anybody else, for that matter.
The term is applied to a wide range of
ailments, from pneumonia to chronic
laziness. Whenever Il doctor is called
and cannot decide what particular
brand of bacillus is getting it's graft il.
he announces that the patiant has "the
grip"-and there you are! But he gAn-i
uine grip, with which this 20 1atry be-
came acquainted while that Interesting
disease was making a tour Of the worldss
seemed to be an unhappy compromise
between the influenza and AL int1am-
matory attack of hay fever, with mnlli4
grubs served on the side. II was cali
culated to make IL man feel about as
miserable as to get pinched in bank
failure, or pitched overheard by a reign
ing beauty for an italian '.jook," whose
poor but honest parents conducted !,
macaroni joint. That is all the Exl
press knows about the grip, and a,I
it cares to learn.-S.lu A1,tnuio Ex
press.
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4 Fine Ear.

Simon Hassler. the well known mu-
sicjan, has. like KatiS},;., in the Mikalo.
i wonderful ear. Seated one 'yening
next to a fellow player i'll the open air
at a garden party. he sldl s,lly turned
to his orchestral brother and exclaimed:
'Your fiddle is ont Of tune.' This
abrupt remark considerably startled the
fiddler addressed. inasmuch as he had
carefully twanged over the strings quito
a little while before, and had not since
picked his instrument up nom its RS
posing place on the music rack in front
OF him. But am sure that I tuned
it, he protested, Indignantly. ''and I'd
like to know how in the devil You just
came to think :lifferently!' Hassler
smiled with serene enjoyment at the
tlddler's discontinue. why, the fact
is" he explained, that the wind just
sighed through The strings, end the
music showed two of them to be out
Of tune" The fiddler looked at him
in amazement, then tried his fiddle
again a I'd found that Hassler WAS right
"Well," he calculated, you would be
able to recognize u dlscord in one Of
those Songs That Have Never Been
Sung "-Philadelphia Record.
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THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important news
of the World. Cullc0 From the
Telegraph. Reports of the Press
Associations.
Washington Gossip.

Washington Gossip.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds makes
four important pension rulings.
Unsold worlds fair souvenir coins
to the value of $1,7O0,O0O are to be
melted down.
1t is the prevailing opinion that the
house will soon pass Bailey's volun-
tary bankruptcy bill.
Secretary Gresham is credited with
design to widen our trade relations
with China.
The civil service association, com
posed of United States treasury clerks,
goes out Of existence because Of the
hostility of the administration.
The bill admitting Utah is passed by
the house after the adoption OF an
amendment forever prohibiting polyg-
amy.
Mrs Porter, widow Of Admiral Por-
ter. died at her home in this city. She
was daughter of Commodore Patter-
sou. born in New Orleans seventy -four
years ago.
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A ONDERFUL ECHO

I'm the rarl< Of IL Marquis who Trieya
to Tnmper With Nature.
At Nine Arabelles the conversation
turned upon echoes, says La Famille:
and 4 lady in the company declared
that she knew Of one that repeated Il
sound nine or ten times.
Pooh! that is nothing,' said the Mar
quis; Il have an echo in my park that
can beat yours into fits
"Impossible! said everybody in cho-
rus.
You can easily put it to test if YOU
like
Very good, we will step across to-
morrow to hear for ourselves
Yes, come without fail and so say
ing the Marquis took his departure,
meditating little scheme of his own
On reaching his mansion he sent for
his old lackey, SanchO by name.
! You are up to all sorts of tricks. old
chap. Do you think you could manage
to play the part of an echoY' &
"Certainly my lord; you have only to
shout Ho! Ho! and repeat the same
! Very we'll: Tomorrow afternoon you
shall go and stand in that clump of
trees behind the lake and repeat thirty
times any call that you may hear, grad
ually lowering your voice; but mind
NUNS the WOrdr'
| Next day His Lordship's friends; came
trooping into the park. Sancho was 1T
his post pricking up his ears 'Eow,
ladies and gentlemen, your doubts will
soon be dissipated,' said the Marquis;
will you be the first to try the expert
! ment. madamc?'
mo, thanks, Marquis; your voice is
louder and moro effective for the pllr-
pose than 1llinr.''
Whereupon the Marquis inflated his
lungs and called out at the top OF his
voice:
Are You 1here?'
| TO which the echo made answer:
eyes. my lord, I've been here couple
OF hours"'
Curtain.
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miscellaneous Iters,S.

Cincinnati is in communication with
New York and Chicago by long dis
lance telephone.
Matthews, Democrat, WAS reelected
mayor Of Boston. The city voted for
license.
Mayor Weir Of Lincoln. Neb., removed
Chief Of Police Cooper on the grounds
Of disobedience.
C;1rnegie's wage scale agreement with
the men will soon expire. Sweeping
reductions will then be made.
Louise Baudet and Daniel Bandman
are airing their thea trical troubles be-
fore the courts Of Helena, Mont.
The Chesterfield, ILL.,, coal mines were
sold to the Bremen Coal Mining COM
pany for $4,000.
Lillian w. Burris, siXteen-year-old
school girl, has disappeared from her
home in Ottunwa, Iowa.
The supposed gold find at Gladwin,
Mich, proved to be white sand with 4
mixture Of oxide Of iron.
Sigmunl Rheinstr0m, OF the Cincln-
natl firm Of iheinstrom Brothers, pc
titioned for receiver.
The Illinois Central railroads srcSS
receipts for the worlds fair period
We're G,431 900. The I per Cent p:lya-
bic to the state is $45O.1I6.
Fratelnal Aid society will pay $1,000
to Mrs. Tha tcler Graves, wife OF the
doctor who committed suicide in the
Denver Jail ..-
Diphtheria has become such an cpl
demic in Warren, Ind, that schools
have been closed Several deaths have
occurred.
The Mississippi division Of the United
Confederate veterans at Jackson took
steps toward establishing Il soldiers
home.
The total value Of Iowa crops, OK
elusive of the products Of orchards,
gardens and vineyards, Is placed at
$1G1, O97 ,O32.
Cases against the Democratic county
commissioners at Winauac, Ind, fol
alleged malfeasance We're thrown out
Of court.
The purchasers of the Ohio Sun al
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, announce that the
plant will be removed to Kansas City
| where the Kansas City World will he
| started.
| Final plans for what will be the fines
| theater in the United States have beer
accepted by John w. Albaugh. It will
be built in Washington at Il cost o.
$25O,OOO.
Tho old parish prison at New Orleans
made historic by many deeds Of cruelty
during slavery days and later by The
killing Of eleven members of the italian
Malta, has been sold at auction fol
$1,000.
Fred Miller, the pedestrian, ant
Guess, his dog, who started to wall
from Baldwin's hotel, San Francisco
to New Y DIRK. 5000 miles. in six months
June 26, arrived there months ant
16 days out. =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-12-21

The personality and power of Bis
marck never had grander background
than that furnished by the vote Of the
rcichstag in favor of readmlttlng the
Jesuits into Germany. Never were the
presence and official influence OF the
Iron Chancellor so missed as at the
present time. Twenty-one years ago
Bismarck summarily checked the in
fluence of the Vatican in German
affairs by expening the Jesuits. The
prediction was then made in Berlin
that "they so now like foxes, but will
return like eagles" 1t is to be hoped
that that prediction will not be verified.
The readmittance Of the Jesuits into
Germany would turn back the hand Of
time upon the dial Of destiny a hun
bred years. ~- 49,
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Unfortunate Events.

Several stables have been set ailre at
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Blue River branch Of the Denver
& Rio Grande is blocked with snow.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
wreck the Buhrer school in Cleveland,
Ohio. by unknown persons.
BY the explosion of a drive wheel in
Il box factory at Titfin, Ohio, the plant
was wrecked. Damage, $1,000.
At Huntington, Ind, a little child of
Daniel BOXwcll fell into a tub OF scald-
ing water and was boiled to death.
Louis Boland was run over and killed
at Peru, Ind, by (; Wabash passenger
train.
Louis Hiltz, proprietor Of Il drug store
in Brooklyn, n. Y, was killed by u
motor at NorWalk, Ohio.
Wilson Weatherbce was killed by the
explosion OF d saw mill engine ut Ben
ton, Ill.
Premature explosion Of dynamite in a
mine at Houghton, Mich, killed John
II. George and fatally injured John
Bell.
The plant Of the Dealers Distilline
stroyed by fire. Loss, $500, 900; insur-
ance, $4,000.
The tug James a. Wright, with sever
al persons on board, was ran down
and sunk by steamer in Mobile bay
near Birmingham. One life was lost.
The entire buildings of the Star Wool
en- mills at Wabash. Ind, nearly 2OC
feet long and five stories high, were
destroyed by fire tonight. The plant
has been operated for thirty years, and
the property was estimated to be worth
500, 1000; insured for $4,000. One hun
bred operatives are thrown out OF work
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-12-21

Canada has been honored by the APP
pointnent Of her prime minister, Sir
John s. D. Thompson, to the imperial
privy council. Sir John Thompson has
not been given an empty honor, but has
been placed on the judiciary commit
tee of the council-that IS, has been
made Il member Of the highest court
IN great Britain save that which sits
in the house Of lords. This honor fol-
lowed his service on the Paris board of
arbitration, aud is 4 reward for this
and other services to the crown. The
position is one much bett,r suited to
him than the premiership, for he is fal
better qualified to be Il judge than a
party leader.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-12-21

Why Is it that when a man is put
OH Il committee he SO often lrdergoes
a complete transformation? The timid
becomes Il blusterer; the spring Of gen
crosby is suddenly choked up; the
soul Of honor is blind to a petty mean
ness; or the courageous in opinion stam-
nsers yes to any colleague. Is it
that as one OF several i man discloses
his real natures and allows or approves
that which would offend him as an in
dividual? On the other hand, does the
active individual relish the thought Of
putting aside the mask and joining in
natural and collective laziness? Does
not man, like unto q feathered thing
change color in environment?
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PeODle in Print.

J. w. Davidson, deputy clerk Of court,
dropped dead at Findlay, Ohio, during
Il term Of court.
John Russell Young, cx-minister to
China, was reelected president Of the
Philadelphia Union League club.
Nathan A. Farrell, eN-United States
senator, died from apopleXy at Rock
Land, Me- He was 81 years old.
Editor Smith, of Hawaiian notoliety.
once headed a filibustering scheme for
the capture Of Lower California.
c. w. Williams. the noted trotting
horse breeder Of Independence, Iowa,
has lost nearly all of his fortune.
Howell Osborn has beel. suffering
from blood poisoning in Paris and at
one time it was thought his arm would
have to be lmputltod.
Dor, Wiley, the actress end singer,
divorced wife Of Actor Dick Golden,
was married at Bangor. Mo, to Charles
0. Tennis Of New York.
Gen. Lew Wallace says he was six
yeats in writing his prince of India
lie consulted many books, but only one
pcrson-hS Wife-in refcrenc, to the
work.
JtilllCS H. llillNtt, NSAA A>AA' - ".
paper man, and for eight years United
States minister to Portugal, died at
his residence i'll Washington, aged seV-
enty-siX years.
Gov. Mckinley has decided to dis
pense with all ceremony at his inausu-
ration. He proposes to walk into the
senate, take the oath of office and re-
turn to the executive chamber i'll the
capitol.
William r. Smith, who for many
years has been the superintendent OF
| the botanical gardens N Washington
has; it is said, personally directed the
planting Of more than 100000 trees
in different parts Of the UnitAd States
Charles T. Watrous, q We'll known &C
! tor, died at Albuquerque, N. Mex, OF
pneumonia. He Went there from Chi
cago Il month ago for pulmonary trou
| blts He had been q member Of Days
companies and Frohman's company n1
| New York. His personal appearance
was such that he was often taken fol
| Edwin Booth.