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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
4 Plain Statement.

1 short tine after Mr.. Pluunsr
lei; toe State, tie ei!io: 81 The isDI-
PEsDLsT called IL TIE D,s;ric. AI:o.-
psyis o5e AID ws. told by thu.
cfScsI, Mr. P4i;srso3, that phsn NJ.
Pja1nsr l=,i 6s rook Ei.a
bio the tHks helorgjpE 70 that q
so= he uiEJ EaIj that be @sEei NJ.
P!uDur; ior TIE UgoEs sS5 Tia: gen
ilesoan replied tia. he bal pS:sed
;uen up by mistake. bat its: il szs
20 nzl!<: IS he, Psi!Efsoo, cov!d set
Others tr9D tie comfy
A, s57ti time afi=. 81 ten appeared
o The i.DEFENptSE calling the a.
:tstion oiihs C7run'ssie;srs 20 ibe
matter, and asking them 20 iptesii-
gate II. No sitea;iou bsrinz besn
pad 10 IL, other i;tias, e25ce!uing ;bs
d~is>ap+nsaoe Ct State property i:oo
TIE DSs:rs: Attorneys oE9e, ap-
psAre1 csl!ias tee sIisa;Ivn al TIE
Grad Jufy 20 IL, ADD nssios 70: an
Investigates. Tns r5siieS cane Up
be!g.s tie Gard Ja:Y last Saturday
esi that eojy iSsi;gctej oas 0! is
uentsfs - sriie 20 Hr. Pl21Der.
/ ;ci3:raiDS biUa that IL be did Dot re-
;z;o ;bs property tie psxi Gfscd
Jory SpaId iaici him. rhe it.isr
has =tii4n, ssd tho bs2E. acre re-
turned % sse I3:b {, this mont.
II sny0as b=ieyes .hs; ,his pio7sr.
y =ss taken 20 S.9ekina, Cal, by
G1.sEe. ihey should SHADY The re.
ua;z made oy ST.. PIuunv, 81 the
;i1ss i, ~ss MISSED by Hr. Patterson.
Aod IL iheye shouid Sa others sho
bs!FsTe tia. but Gee ovos. north SIX
bits s&s sksB. be shvgj coosa!i
! tEoEa % aboD Nr. Ps;;.fsoo talked
before pressure saS bfoUSE, 10 bear
on bio.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
F.usr ssurssr.

-r 7~-rso,-r-sa Gsosrzi Assea-
be. AGE q $780, zrstzsi
AID p;ez- @sG drn=h 5-esrE-s-
tionA E1e naS5r-inaEk. Soosre
II hen oppustz5 to ths Ch5ncss az
sipfi,a Lev a. lie sst1-cr-i1; q
TIE Gsury al Eoov G1: G;:leg Eo:-
t.3aEri KS Esnts II 5s1s-5ts q
tEs,r-, i IL Z rEttsT .. reh-2as
F==IR=a: ga iAs=- 1zzs1 sal-=iy
rpa, isn5s7 r-Ezs Of iatsgs
rSi-a r. 80 BsyE bare. mi EEi=a
Dsssr EII sIst Ter riE5D TIKI j.
!. =ua RAJ EDzhr4ss - *
aaIR az Caiosss f-r= c=r saa7es o.
8 =-S ca=las, uiA I5e 8su
Z: hose e-=ra5. as--- Thr= i-rt5e--
aase szs III: c5E =esL=lo2.
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ba--sqs, I: !: dces ut aAola:si! ~;
Es;sS = CEriEsEan uisazasv work
3 ;hs F4sE-rr Krs3oa- B3ib -
ihzz= EI-sKsJ2as rJ-s pD1sr It's
sz-s s=zaE-i a a-zze. - GA xii
es-F= Tor bon 1Ez-e - Dot II 81
t-s-i fesict % iAe PS-- ESzEt
o. :sl sea- s-z1-Gs N4S does cct
knoE that the p-sssaos o: the Non
=Ea-r hEs b=sa r-olBrlET= =. roc-s
an al Ma 2nz=s CIR cua people,
tsa :I2es cref TINA ncsid . cTs than
oe=i :5s E:zso.sr vork {. : el-
sgTr Il thu C@-siI2l empire The
SFr=an sn5tiaz Tlcs, uhSc: Eas e.
1ast coEnoEc - the AnsrirEaE b.
fa- its EjF+1i q. the CGSsss, E-d
VIII AEs na-e wrecked, Deatti!T.
@>-aLy ae3 physically, :ao=szc1s O:
yczoE Dz= aid EJa=a, Is i.ssI ca
SuEs-s r-E Ia: tss - 80 c. religion
Ia3 52-ci.iy IS n; G5=Er>zi =: par
ni:Ia< :as E@oaS-sysi foreigners
- =s=e =: z2EIzs:Ssa - r=z=-
As sT4iEc- t5st tbe: Ers iSs czase
- has 10 E-ooE tie whites IS sTi-
5e==sl oE 5s!E=t that ]; IS SIN ~
EoaT- y Ls ss=tscaE @L5ca ;h=r
kEFe %: i.T=2I TIE Ict-2d,=il22
O! C-icsss e bo-s@ s.rTaELs CoS -
r;2s- ~postFoos witch props-!: b-long
10 females, has bs=s ITO LsacE u
GriTirE tao=ss7cs - 49, EE:i= 10
ETns .! GsgreigE.n sbo oi.=Sls=
EoziS hsTs bao2zas respectable wires
ri o9+a@-T. Q; S3r-se ;ais Il hsrE
ce.-l 5sa2enir Sri DsTsrEhE=ss il
hHz Us: nocs 9! lis c-GeocT, t9r the
t. Eea2i-s La sEDa Dressed Q!
-: daesp2a ihso-5sS Lnd al5s reoa-
Deat- 4 sirooIs- c-ss - % @E5s
IL t=To: Q, exclusion sod 6spo-tsE2a
troa religions All uo-zl si.cdp5:ri
t&za 81 e;As-, I'd The rhUrcaaso
Vao s5ro=aie :-s at7aEa;io- Q! tbs
lB- =re uoooos5oes!! s=:r.rg the
GEFai, iasE imagine tAst ,5ei-
oSS-ss y insp.-si =: the hiEheE: P-i--
rr@s Of Go3iilHA z2i Can2I-i!Iy.-
R=.O Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Electric rncsit-

There were ii,s:s miles Of stree, rail-
Ways in operation in this eountrT q:
.he elise Of las. year. comprising 800
miles OF ele3trie reads 40 miles Of
ho-Ce roads, 81 miles cable, and oso
miles steam. The mileage Of electric
rods increased Isis miles during th4
year. while there was n decrease Of
SO in the number of miles operated By
horse power, aad also a decTeasa Of =
miles In steam car lines Fifty.two
miles Of new cable road were built
during the year. These figures show
how largely electricity Is supcrsed!ng
other power for street 4 traction
on lines already built, as well n the
grca. actual growth of new electric
roads The number OF street car in use
in the United States Is stated at 5s. 800.
which Is almost 5000 In excess Of the
number Of passenger car In uso on Tho
regular steam railrcadA
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TEDERi IL jI.iSI,ICII0S AT CHI.
ClG0.

TIE rrs-i Q: certain rorsJ - she
Exposition b. .hs Fejera! Goretr-
zs1t, with . ;GoT.Lo tina. the Fair
EoGI ~ % opsDsi o. S1p1s!, l.
-c:hI1g E-r4 thtn Z civil contract.
sd 5uE; e e1!G-csi i;E4 sll ci-r.
cc=i-a=.- Like SitaI contracts, too,
= e SaoElns q s==h party DEL: 81
*. e i; t:TSs E:e complied ~ilh
- iAs c:ae1. Srd Il tie Gor.-n-
Ezc: lis riL-;si ia is-nls TIE
ci1=- party IL - hcEeI eosnd 10
T=@-t ;Leo tii.S- il uo.sls o. IN
-E.
o. ih,a o:isr hand, IL the locsl az
il--iiieE violate tie agreement lie
CgF=n-eoi has . perfect right 70
=I.ato35 i1s sPq:gp:iaiioo, q, L il
las t@ea pad vTer, 70 isSeIeT il by
!21aad process j1ti as j: Teao-srs
-9rsy dSsI: ynd<. oiks: contracts
- - p-irs:e re-;:es.
S-iir u cae hare ihs GoTe-czen!
C-~:o1;sSsc.-s 20 right to close tie
ET:eEfisa @ SspdE. Neither The
;s:4scs iAo agreement nor any cihc.
-. .! Congress cortsrs Cd them the
r-ai 20 c!0ee toe EEiss or 20 ISSUING
: ie:;g5lr;ica -; bzi0os:as 20 thei;
fS11t'o.. IL order 20 exercise 20.
liza is:aGEt537 orer any part 0!
. site, 80 Fe!=,L GorsrEDeo.
gaSs %E1as 3 ,;je TO .sch ts;rT-
20. 2; p.oI Z! pa,rtsts CT 'visatzy
graft
T.;s il has %: d91e nor s.:s7P:-
81 - Z, "a tas r1.a eIde. e2af5e:a-
l7a.
ias t2Ik Il ,~"azes:irx PRESIDED:
Csrz.Gai % crds= FEDERAL troops -
eI.as i5e gates iE ;hs ueissi b>s5.
T1s Czsst2iSya pfsctia=s tie ps--
ere q ;zye Ps*p4as.:, aed tls is not
2as :: :hs1- T.a.1 are issstiet Ebo
s4s2 H-siis.s ~ tYigs; AsI Tbs Is
s::ee essauy,
- Hssl directory is tie proper
bar . PISS up2a she ~Y'ci-ss;T q.
spzsiss the Fsf; g:ogsds % Sunday.
!: het aSds 3 rishi des1tz3; !: Is 20
ba aept5 bal tas /. riiH us:kb2oe.
.-:S T. Ha,is.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
TaE JalI ExL-in.tip..

T:=-= Es.i.. bssa nuoe-gc. 20
parts circulated here 6-r!-s As-ra
ind April b! LIZ. S-iis-. Z oszos.
o. 10 Co95:! Bead =, Eczoia=z -
- aha; E:c5iez applicants ta- E-E:
grade ;es-5-rs c--.Srst.s Eocll ue
ezs1iosj u ~ IbsJgIy eIE=ioE.io-.
lie eA;o: .: f5s iSDEE0rs- aE
i5sS:sis S-p:-iatso5+ni Eo3 lie Sur
yey9r-GEcs-eL Ds=b.rE Q. tie S:e:=
JoxEi Q. 33Gcsi3o3, WoEc Il lie
western part .: the Sisvs is; oocth,
sd iota-yi=rei t5so 10 .=sE-i -
tie laEi<r. Hr. Sr.5tr Ess :hsa
IodvEuo2Ey cre1lai-s Tia -sPo-;
!a1i 6rsJla-. botany scd -oo,oEy
T59-j - s1i55 % - LIS: 0. st1I-ss
oy the S;s;s Board. ThiE S2prlo-
;Fo3er: R:s ac5 G=2s-ri Jo-b- o2:a
iSdiSEsa;y 6=5isd- he euis;-s
h2TinE bs=a P-. - tnis report Or
izo os=osrz O! ;as State B3ErG, ".
Slider, Shs- Ss-s las; =seE~.ciFegiEis3
loo:h=r 70 ;hs s5ec; that rt1-s:y
Eoui - I15sd - the T~e41iEs-ss.ts
FOX f.s: grade certificates. B&ier!cE
tAis Iep9ri 70 De- IS tE!Es as Tbs o:ksr,
We zro:s - the Sale SyI.rr:sDosoi
Informing hin d tie -e23:tsi Z c.rc5-
laisoo aod reoEir-d : Tsp.! o. si1ra
z=.i las. ess-:rs, stating that LPY!I-
C-n:s foy f:z! sraS= cs-iG:Eibs s:Ihs
Jaiy e1sGiaaloa ~ou!5 os tI21:osd
II ths ssns brEnrtss as Jas; yea.
Ir. RiEz zlE says ihs State Eo.fd
will osEs tie questions ~ tia; tie
Corzty Board has uyitlr- - % NTH
that ua!sss delegated b. the State
Beard. l. is row IN c-gey FAX the
yoong MAJ =ho bss The best tchool
II TIC co9Iiy" 10 E,G-t Iagihsr .e-
port The IaDIPEsDESz vCs!d
recommend that Do ~si:+ptj9a Eha.-
eTe, D. paid - 1uy reports circulated
by tie Aforesaid ~ip5iFi5uEl, IS ::
sem DO reliability esn b Flaoed il
ttsD.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Cr.frrn Corr. q Sspey.

TIE os-5 ., cSr-ss o, s.o5y Or
f,s arbie s-aooAs Ihu: @s.Eu-s NJ
A. vort Lh-ap-hcr; As STATE Las
i1nE osa tG- Erea-dnSlT Z raD-
area- consisting - Sixs S1Psan-
Fso5-ot Einr- Professor Cowgirl Eci
Nj E3sC- 81 Eb+ SiEt4 E-rsS-,
Professors Sta--r. o! Gaii HI art--
IL % VE-rsDL Bz-nty, 3:SI-s- C5ir,
Bar, 2, 2=po. aod Miss A6-s E5s.
P-Drp pal .. -. EAis~u-a s-n,5is.
rus r~qp3i.ts3 - D+.- confer Ln3
lake IEsa. Ib-rs5-- Oas nAlcE
u2s hrld !: C1-s1a 5000 TAO :oaoia.
Eacs- Lille o=1cE thsa I--oz-tIsasL-
b5Esys-- 4 sssoo5 meeting IooE
plnss - TO- SorIacass Il Ti-sIrIE
Cty o. Saturday lrsl- III oe1bsr
Q, -. Committee beng p-esa-i With
tas s-ssP.roa q. P-9.-Ss5- h-rr AZ
Mss E5s- ME- n D DJ:aa. Eao
hs5 ncc21 ra-3ed Ire parry ~ Icrl-
iLti1a ss IoaEs--o1 = VlsccL US
scE-I1oaEiT =acss1 - "a. Is s-os.-
tsts tg- Professor BlF. Al a-rro-
zEt53u sEs sr-:s5 =ish Sz7- Ro-
- a.. - Gz-aK- nd P-o. Gre-L
Is Ss=--;Ery .: the committee Etie-
WIN IL tzl - wax = Eoo5 aE-neSt
TIE Tlirpls Sac :os-se osSa6E Vas
tEk4o IS SzEs ~ Ia; - Seva5E
and i5t Eo-E!a- ia eg:iys.-s below
:ac E'-a S=51a ERs vel outlined
1o5 lG5 OF !; pEs -; L ihs binds
O. ihs Ss=-s-G! !o- Eri:Ebe F-srrrz-
tlra. Efs: we!ca L, Win E-ra E5di-
lions Is lie StE:= Saps---eoiso.
Dzy sss :: - lLEF, WI - E-a-II:p5
- the STATE Boz ?. IaEi--!-3c Ia
S-L 2-:ion- l. ioe nr=-:lc. rs
EEa S-Su5l c1z-E, S - bs 5rzEo -
~ Professors CyvELl Ec3 Bay Eod
zLL ihs. oe p-e=s-:ei to;5sd5s--c;
?--s :. Ia SAFE i5- c9cs6e-t-
:ioa End c-5ti=so. t.. committee
r.os=5 ;aaI. i=o5-= L: ; ?. ~ vsI 81;
iz5i With WHIT tai ossa Lcco--
PH.1si-GEcE.ts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Ths Base Ball Game.

Q;i.s . nGaS@: Of oor pso?,s yea;
6oEa - Cain ~yes:srds! Dorri-s -
u!icezs The tail game be;vsso TIE
-ksj S:s:s- apd the .Czrii5s" TIE
passesEs- i-si1, NJ 8, hzTIos bsen
refo:isi Dre-Ai bo3rs late, permits
we're 4sasi AID I'll wen. o. . frei-st.
srriri2y 3: OF E5E:e: :oEa st7z: %
O'Clock. :: ;as appointed hogr tie
Ss-s rEs called. with tie -Carsirs-
=: the bat. Before b4:nz pu: o.: they
bad piled Up area T1cL AID iassc=-
forth through the Gsoe .si erey-
ihioE iosi. osa way. ias sc2:s 81 the
e5i u rias ioai1gs Standing twenty.
uin 20 :br=e 80 iaTor q the Csrlio
team Al :as c7asias.gn the playe-s
otbo;b tssas repaired 70 Cozz@as'
Hotel where TIE ,ic;o:s bad ordered
8 FEE s3Pp+r. % Which al did ample
Justice. amid toas;s snd : couple u
sp+ches made by CAPT Palmer. Toe
boys express the7seire, as veil
pleased Eiib tie i:sai1soi they 70
csirci a. ihs bands 0, tue Cariin ciub.
ard EIll always ~pls.sa7;Iy Tsaeubr
ne day sp2ai 10 Ca,iin, po:siio-
stsujic- ,hci. ie,ea.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Ex1 TEE Law PLAIN ESorsa,

Tt. -. .: JrIy =, iS9a Eoosa -
ta- Sa=-aIa 5Evs providing tSr tie
n7aiAls parsazss :: ;-51a.1o orrnes
., slrs- RrS i3- ios Eans =
treasury oo:=E, l. 81 .2E5a thEf Lr!-
bu5T raa u-as--E15 IL -skzae-
Src.loa = recSs - ta35rs= That
-P9a tns demand .. :hs hos5s: q
snr o. TIE t-s.s--! cctss hs-slc pro-
ridsi FOR. tie SECRETARY u the T-sas-
-. shall uods- ESch r=El1-I -
be -pT prescribe r-irSn ErEh Dot-f
y <rJI q slrtr c1=- Il rs 6IE=-eloa'
u beng TIE estkaIBas5 f1lT Q: re
C1EiS3 States % -EI1:Gin II. irc
metals q z pz-:. $50 saa U:5er
-poa ibe p--saai ls-Ei rzisa Or EDra
1870 Es aEy Dc r-91as5 ~ iss-- II
/: o. tra ihI: iAe P-=ai=ot h.s d.
cl3-d tEa: 6=als PE.EIs i. Eoi3 IhLQ
.. s3i.szs5=s2 -o-sst-acsa-T notes,
We en- ,s.1iiy ea3==i.oi @ar Sso-
rs.sT CE:.ss ss=cl3 hesi:Lts -
co1Plr UIfh -5s EFheE - :hs Ert.-
dect TE= is= &LAo-iE.E lte se=-e-
t=-y ~ las dIs-rs.ua % par Il s5ihsr
silver o. Sol6 c7l-. especially IS The
La declares lssi the psiiry Q: :
Ccisl STATES - - -zs-TEso tie two
=s:Els =: { parity With euth otat--
VII the ssrrsSt-y, i. Ez WISE dis
o-siip-, Lei justified y iEE5rs io;s:-
~-si-L==rinE bocSs 20 r-o-=rE Eusi
wiz Ehica - rE5ee2 si3l.ol9r g1 -
treasury Yt>s siTs, ~ slEE-, rbta
tie :-sAsaE rE9!:s az tiIei win
55;s siIrsrE VA te =a-;0-iy dire
Ea-i TIE declared Pa.E-y u:tcs C--:ei
StE;as sai Ejo7: z PoLcy 6rosly
oP2oS:=: Ca he, II rs Eis= Dis
c=et.oc, nip; : py4=y sliza XII
crsztz : gi6=- 6iEs-Esoos Il tie
Da.sr rala= .; TIE ;<o colrs rLe-
ias isE IS erP!I-; u Ire E=E!-=.t-
Coc-ca& Erg4Tre--
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Gtrl,hiHg.

TX Soz To;I S3a tells q soo5
ti25g s.s.a B;ss:rs,es hoa ue5! 80
SreaitsA caa sS! osscfa csoss pLaoe
E2Es1ossa AjeJ r:isttos e7Bosrn
z<s pat Il TIE pppst s.SD Il q 10
st>r. Ls.i4t.z. TSs G!t9.;u;s say
1ads - 1ss lac ~ i5e siotaisos o!
the FaB Ttsn ths aroois4o: Sss
Eegaaz1e2 AID he dgc-assIi. nat =
E&;Aas 49, iks. there ee3ii %. pos
F1y - a1y DJ;Na, bat ,hsy pgi
hta - satErs:2T shi SEQ; him 70
:: . ~ G2gt. shsfe al earthquake
n ,oH ia p.ostss. L,yk.oz
afat1; hs ss!3; "Mo;ias,
q .g2.Ss ,st:s 10 X ID, bsIditz
"a osYsBiss it sooh -. b safe
I arns Is tsiI rsaisst2od tho
s-2 +i:tl ea55 20 tth oplb.
ga.
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Caas Sans C.2.=ioas Pa-4

Tso hundred All 5tir freight CATS
-ou3 o. rs22E-e6 = rt--y k=Er:ra
WLs.i-s:oo to4 ElTs- coLE-s wish
are E:9-ej 10 lbs cre raj; .. az
on,Ill Putting I ihs: EE! gives :
C3.s riT!i oo.s7a - As 5=lk repre-
ssoiei o. II. s:o-=s Q: -9Sr z--==2-
he'd S=o=sta Ia ireEs-T- Ne Ho--
6=- ST.: ihs -cs--;i.s c2-6s=:-5 Or
sky sIPs-is o>=7Yzs t-9a iEo -
ia-s2 moths al oosts s51Jl Tie
c2z-a@oa Is ps-to:3s5 - ioe pres
soos ,: cozHcI1s=, : o=2o.- q
Ehira IL EPPo.ca-5 5y loe oat-o-rg
i-s-52-sr. cos - rs io>aoInE Ea=-
o=sso. I'D the :-l:i ?! 80 ssSzz:
Q, tbs 5slzr1s-t
TIE treasurer siTts : uoo6 - So
OBJ. o8I 70 o9-3 IS saq7lsi :. Ecy
Q, rs Esoo-iirz:es. u re ., ioe
lt;:=r sao-!i P-oTs ; 6=isc!i=: ;hs
rsas7-s- EcaId D. obliged 70 mike
n9 t5e 6eS=i: ct Q. hs ogn pos=:-
Hozsv=-, congress would 6ozbiAzs
pass = bi! ;or lis :sli=: j: Iaeh =
rzSs.
J. " E2E:o,, Prns5eci H.--5soa's
FIST ;-sas8:=r szi5 ;Hsi no:-2s: co--
p2cy go1Ji exz-os tie -=po-SS-E-
ties o.Lis o5-s 90: ies S5.iJ0 p: A.
Ggo sslzT 7r:a=5ei % i SeT=--
t5=ss5s, ;LErs have o4s. ;c,-Y cPP-i-
cscts T.: ;5s Posii575 up5+, NJ.
CeJelsoi. Wien ;b= ooUot q
3coey :. o7ap!s1i ;As oss ;reasg--
er will E-n = Is-sip; II .1I. TIE
re3si2: Eccsi Dy NJ. SstrEs-
vas ;v- SJi,5I5y5iJ.55- -Ec-
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Fraud In Hfainx.

Talk sbop; -iissj AID s~Iip5lipS-
IN uiuipei Tie ctNt's:ed Ontario
Dins uas Eo!i !2f E2on Toe pgr.
ch.st:s hare realiLc3 ovo' sl2ngD,roo
oct profit, and still have : property
=o;:k hs'! that s9D. I5ey peTer
kick sboai fraud. anothsf famous
Utah nine, the Eureka Hi, sss sold
f0r . PATTY sun aud tie psrtous telI.
ipS IL we're arrested i0' sEiudilpS the
5Uyerr. ye. is has paid its oHne:s
many tDillioa dollars p'esI There
ate hgnrsdreds Of i~ntiasess o, this
soi. oi s=indiog.-lH0oe InjsI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

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has SUas cast tsaIg. After ali her
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Settle Up.

No have boon compelled 70 ssnd
out bills this wcck TO n number OF
our subscribers who nre in arrears
for tho WEEKLY INDEPENDENT. Some
OF these asrontngcs arc quito large
aud muat no sottled before the tirJto
january. II you have received . bill
for tho amount duo va pleaas sAA
aud sattlo up
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
INTERESTING ITEMS.

Northwestern Nebraska, southern
South Dakota and eastern Wyoming
were visited by an earthquake.
Farmers state that sleet has so in
iured wheat that there will hardly be
half crop in all eastern Illinois.
Judge William Lindsay was declared
elected United States senator at the
Joint session of the legislature at
Frankfort, Ky. He at once proceeded
to Washington to take his seat in the
Senate vacated by Senator Carlisle.
Lieut.. C. ID. Vance, of the regular
army, committed suicide at Salt Lake
City, Utah, upon learning that YER
dict of guilty had been found against
him in courtmartial trial. He was
accused of assaulting a brother officer S
wife.
The coast defense vessel Monterey
has been formally placed in commission
under command of Captain Louis
Kempf. Her complement of 167 men
marched aboard and the work of load
ing stores was Immediately com
menced.
Last year 81 maple sugar makers
took out licenses in Michigan, although
but AZ showed up for bounty. The
number of trees tapped was 24,4s2 and
the total product so, 564 pounds. Some
of it failed to come up TO the required
standard, and but S727 was paid in
bounties.
A collision occurred on the outskirts
of Cincinnati. A switch engine haul
ing 40 empty cars running into 10 Big
-Four cars which were loaded. The
engine mounted on top of a car, and
the cars behind IL piled up until q
small mountain of wreclxage was
formed. The trainmen jumped and
escaped injury. The injury TO the cars
amounted to $4,000.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
"America for Americans"

The state council of the Michigan
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics held two days session at
Saginaw. About so delegates were
present and also the following state
officers: State councillor, w. Niles
Stevens; state vice-councilor, Theodore
Nickel; state council secretary, S. L.
Shoemaker. 1.-THE special object of
the order is to- maintain and protect
Americans and TO shield them from the
alleged depressing effect of foreign
competition, also to assist Americans
in obtaining employment, to establish
a sick and benefit fund, TO maintain
the public school system of the United
States and to prevent sectarian inter
ference Herewith and to uphold the
reading of the Bible therein. The
meeting of the national council will be
held in Detroit next June, and it is exl
pected 10000 delegates and others will
be present
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.
READABLE RESUME OF MANY
MICHIGAN MATTERS.
Adventists' General Conference Held I'm
Battle Creek.-A Woman Convicted of
Understanding Man seseides.


The 30th session of the Seventh Day
Adventists' general conference was
held at Battle Creek. The roll called
showed over $50 delegates. The con-
ference is the legislative body of the
church, and its jurisdiction embraces
the world. The leading men of the
denomination were present represent
ing nearly every state in the union and
the countries of England, Scotland,
Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark,
France, Germany, Switzerland, Russia,
South Africa, Australia and South
America.
At the opening meeting a congrega-
ton of 1900 was in attendance. p. j.
ID. Vessels, of South Africa, intro
duced the newly organized conference
of South Africa for membership and
was unanimously received Eight years
ago Mr.. Vessels embraced the Advent
list fas.h and he has been most earn
est worker ever since. He is connected
with the famous Kimberly Diamond
mine in South Africa and his immense
wealth makes him most efficient
agent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
Kansas Republicans Win a victory.

Judge u. II. Hazen of the district
court at Topeka, Kan, sustained the
motion of the Republican House for a
permanent injunction restraining the
state treasurer from paying any war
rants issued by authority of the legis-
lative appropriation bill passed by the
Populist House. This is a recognition
of the constitutionality of the Douglass
house and the Republicans are jubilant
of the victory.
The majority of the Populist members
had already procured their money from
the auditor before the injunction pro-
ceedings were brought. Twenty thou
sand dollars was paid out in per diem
dues and salaries. 1t is matter of
much interest as to how the state can
recover this money if the supreme
court sustains Judge Hazen's decision.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
GLADSTONE'S GREATEST.
Outline of Ills Home Rule Bill Introduced
Into the House of Commons.

London cable: Gladstone's great
speech, introducing the home rule bill,
in the House of Commons occupied
over three hours in delivery and was
greeted with the closest attention and
demonstrative applause. In formally
outlining the measure he said: THE
object of the bill remained as in 1856,
to establish legislative body in Dub
lin for the conduct of both legislation
and administration in Irish as distinct
from imperial affairs. The limited con-
ditions which were then observed, were
these: We were to do nothing incon-
sistent with imperial unity. We wish
to strengthen it. We wish to give it
greater intensity than it ever yet pos
sessed.
"Firstly, then, imperial unity is OBJ
served and the equality of all is OBJ
served.
secondly, the equality of all the
kingdoms would be borne in mind.
Thirdly, there would be equitable
reparation of imperial charges.
"Fourthly, any and every practicable
provision for the protection of minori-
ties would be included"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
Mrs. dalton Guilty of Murder.

The jury in the case of Mrs. Mary A.
Dalton, charged with the murder of
Jane Wyce, at Sault Ste. Marie rem
dered verdict of guilty.
Mrs. Dalton on Sunday night, Sept
IL, 1892, heard a knock at her door.
She suspected two men who had been
following her, opened the door and
fired two shots, killing James Wyce.
She left the body out in the snow all
night and notified the authorities the
next morning. She is said to be de-
mented. Since her incarceration her
husband and son have threatened to
kill the officers and burn the jail
They have also been arrested.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-24
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.

NEW YORK, February OR. G. Dun & Cos
weekly review OF trade Gays: There rs u
little easier feeling regarding the gold ex-
port and the treasury reserve, over slOy,OO,-
900, has not been diminished. Moreover,
quite large purchases of securities on TOT.
eign account are reported, which would
cancel heavy adverse merchandise balances,
and to that extent prevent gold shipments
Speculative markets have been compare
tfvely quiet I'm view of uncertainties and
somewhat weaker, excepting that oil has
risen 4Isc and lard nearly &c. Wheat Is 40
L. lower corn Is 1hc lower and cotton &c
lower. though the receipts continue small
Oats and coffee are each u c lower. n stocks
the market has been somewhat depressed
by disappointment about bond issues. The
fact that the imports for January, 1893. ex-
ceeded those for the same month In 1892 by
over Sl7OO0.000 VIII partially explain the
outgo OF gold. In February exports from
New York will be little below last and mean
while imports show an enormous increase
over 30 per cent. But those who dread dis
aster may well remember the rule that panic
that Is expected never comes. The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the past seven days number 233. For
the corresponding week last year the figures
were 299.