Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-07-22
THURSDAYS DAILY
sALsIAGUND1.

in San Francisco.
Assessor Eggers came down from
Tuscarora yesterday.
There are nearly one hundred reg.
ular soldiers i'll Reno.
Joseph Myrtle, the noted anatomist,
died at Vienna yesterday, aged S3
years.
The INDEPENDENT will receive no
more dispatches as the trains are
running again.
n dispatch form Paris says that
Baron Beycns, Belgian Minister to
France. is dead.
We were in error Tuesday in stating
that Fred McCombs had been
appointed u Deputy Marshal.
Miss Ethel Smith left for San
Francisco last evening to enter school.
She was accompanied by her father.
An exchange says: Kennedy is
favorably situated rs regards wood
""'Nlf SOoN tis Hullrlllnt ullu
whiskey.
1t is reported that Congressman
breckenridge has been dropped from
the Lodge of Masons To which he be-
longed in Lexington, Kentucky.
Several Deputy Marshals are in
town to-day. They are quite a mild
hammered crowd and do not shock
ones nerves like the blue coated reg
ulars.
Among the petitions placed before
the New York Constitutional Con
vention yesterday, was one signed by
100000 workmcn for an anti .conspir.
acy law.
The Sacramento Bee says that no
matter how the strike ends it believes
that George NJ. Pullman owes I'M
apology to every business man in the
nation for being on earth.
AS Uncle Sam has succeeded in
moving trains by the use Of the bay
onet he might prod mp the Interstate
Commerce Commission and make il
enforce the interstate law
i'll Nevada.
Kennedy New Era.-Therc is only
IL unmarried young lady i'll camp;
but there are one hundred bachelors.
Therefore we calculate the chances
are 90 to IL against the bachelors
becoming Bencdicts.
On the morning of the DIST of June.
about . o'clock Jerry Tibberty was
found dead i'll the bottom Of the Id
fayette mine near Phoebe. Tibberty
had fallen from the collar Of the shaft
Il distance Of 100 feet.
Silver Statc:-It is getting So now
that when Il corporation can't water
IFS stock three times Il year, pay its
usual annual dividend and regularly
reduce wages 90 per cent every year,
it is playing Il losing game.
Journnl.-It is reported that a mil.
itary post ia 10 be established Mt
Reno. Some OF the troops coming
west are TO be stationed here. II this
is true the people ought to be happy.
They will get what they have been
asking for years.
The Gazette says that Deputy
Marshals are gradually taking the
place of the rcgularsat Reno. Forty
eight soldiers arrived Tuesday morn
ing to reinforce Colonel Poland who
says lie now has all the troops he.
wants for the successful running OF
trains.
An exchange says it is just as easy
TO be Il man full Pledged in priuciple.
honor and truth, with an unspOtted
character and a high moral rcputa-
ton. as it is 10 he a vagabond or I'M
outcHst. It is all in the way you
start. Begin right. stay right and
YOU will undoubtedly end right.
That's right.
So strongly was Thomas Jefferson
impressed with the danger of banks
interfering with national fianccs that
he wrote To John Taylor: Il sincerely
believe with you that banking cstab-
lishments arc moro dangerous than
Standing armies"
y well known authority says: "Tf
poison has been accidentally swallow.
cd instantly drink pint of warm water
in which has been stirred Il teaspoon.
full Of salt and II or two Of mustard.
\ half glass of sweet oil will render
many poisons harmless"
Tho golden cup offered by the Tx.
amincr, valued at $4,000. for the best
display toy a California coouty Mt the
Fair has been awarded to Solano
county. The silver cup offered by
tho Chronicle for the best general
exhibit was won by Sacramento.
j. 9. March aud several other
strikers were arrested at Carlin this
morning On Il charge Of conspiring 10
Obstructive United Statcs mail. 1t is
reported that the boys were offered
thor former positions and threatened
with arrcgt il they refused to go To
work. they refused aud wcrc ar.
rested Hs suited above. Attorney w.
\. Massey will leave here ON the first
train To defend them.
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