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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11
Federal Indictments at Tacoma.

TACOMA. July Especial. THE United
States grand jury today indicted George
Wade and John Brooks for smuggling
opium. and John Cronly, William Louder
vile and John Lundy for counterfeiting.
The latter did not appear. and his bail,
81 200, was ordered forfeited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

bring order out Of what threatens 20 BE-
come chaos. The executive COMMITTEES OF
the American Federation OF Labor Wall
meet At the Briggs house. Chicago. 81 10
O'Clock Thurday. You are cordially re-
quested 20 meet Us there"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11
Another Insurroction at BIuefields.

WASHINGTON CRY. July l0-The navy
department has information that fresh
insurrection has broken out at Bluefelds,
Nicaragua.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11
rho strike BROKEN az rol.ae.

ToLEno, July l0-The Michigan Central
strikers at midnight decided TO go to work.
The Pennsylvania is moving all trains
without trouble. The strike on the Hook
ing Valley is over al this point The Ann
Arbor officials have issued orders discon-
tinuing ali scheduled freight trains. The
Lake Shore yards are the only point of
tr9uhie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

Washington City. Sunday he started on
g trip into the mountains in search Of the
whistling mzrmot, which he haslrsason to
believe is q species distinct from anything
else In the country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

The steam barge Myrtle Ross vas partly
burned at South Haven. Mich, Tuesday.
Frank smith. son OF the captain and
owner. was burned to death. Charles Con-
nell, chief engineer, fatally burned, and
serloa sly injured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

Tao violent earthquake shocks alarmed
tonssantinople ahoaI noon Tuesday. All
ne paaiie Offices. the banks sud the
course sese closed. Two disastrous fAres
occurred.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

The residence Of N. b. Hunt. 40 Arton-
dale, near Gig Harbor. Pierce county. the
best building in town, was burned Satur-
day. Loss. 5000; insurance, 81. so
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

sevsaty oeaas buys sseasy-pouna hcx az
E&is<as Al tacTer 3 Iayv's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-11

az. prsce's Cream Baking Powder
Nssiars Fair Highest Award
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
Wpfyw
ma ZdrOwieo

Me MONA zaprzeczYc, re
wp}yw kl'matu ma zdrowle jest
wlelkim, to tez re wzgledu ma to
lekarze v~yse}aia pacyent6w, cler-
piacych Ia choroby piucne, W
dalekle strony ola ,,zmlany po-
w1etrza.'' Jezli zas chory "a bed
ny, by ieh rady us}ucba6, to
smutna zaiste jest jego dola.
Wszelako MONA dostaG W kazdej
apiece ]ekarstwo DIR. Plerce's
Golden Medical Diskoverv", a
temu tYsiace, kt6rych stan zdawaf
sic bye rozpaczliwym, zawdzlecza-
j. swe zYcie.
Do pewnego stopnia rozwoju
suchot jest Doktora Pierce z{oty
lekarski wynalazek lstotna pomoca.
Lecz PREY suchotach odw}oka jest
niebezpieazna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

Faktem jest, ze W dniu 4
Kwietnia, kiedy zafo2Yciele
kcsciola mieli odbyc miJiDg W
szkole, wszystko warcholstwo
2lecisio sic z roma bronia
zbojecka i dokazywa}o pred
szko}a, wo1ajac: MA tech
buhtownik6w, co pinladze
maja a Koscola ME chca bu'
dowac, 2e szkole bez oKna
powerzucama, a tel nasz ]ego-
nose bedze widzot, iak ma
1esma jemu wierni. Czasem
daily sic tel s}ysze6 podobne
uwagi jak TAXA: lie ter story
kosc6} rozwalma, a cy starry
bogocze musza nam nowy
kosco} postawlc, DO oni neia
piniadze, a me piniadze ma
kosc01 dame, JAZZ Sc tax gbo-
gacyme. jak oni.,, Szczesciem
Mkt ME %przyszedt szkoiy Of
worzY6 Ia den porzadniejszy
parafaDin sic ME pokazaf.
w GROCERNI BRACI GRIE.
Sell W Winon1e, PREY starym
Siennym rynku, z%najdziecie tylko
~najlepszY towar, 4 mianowicle:
kawe, ser, swiez9 wo}oszczYzne i
t. d. - suszony i zaprawionY owoc,
ryby i t. d. - Ma wessla i uczty
lub p~owszednio potrzeby domowe
najlepsze wilma l w6dkl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
PrZeZ cztery GwierCi Wiekl

Przez cztery Gwierci wieku
l wHcej Dra Piotra Gomozo by1 "
W uzyclu pr6bY ~wYkaza}y dowod-
ME, il Jest to najlepszY srodek
dotychczas odkryty przeclw choro-
bonn krwi.
Jest to leKarsswo spreparowane
z g6rskich zl6l, korzeni. kory, lisci,
nasion. jagged t. pa lngredYen-
eye te So czYste lezace W przaci-
wienstwie do w6dki sprzedawanei
przez aptekarzy pod nazwa,, bitters
na krew'.
Dro Pioho Gomaozo nadaje
krwl czystosG swiezosc - dale
nova zYwotnos6 os4ab}ym organom.
Me mozecie 90 nabyc u apte-
karza. Sprzedaja 60 tylko nstano-
wienl ma to agencl droblazgowl.
Piszcie do ORA Peter FahrneY,
Chicago, Ill.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
Sifa / ZdrOWie.

jezsli, ME c~zujesz sig silnym i zdlo-
wynn, spr6buj bitru elektrycznego.
Jezll pc grypie jestes s4abym i nieIo-
}1sznym, uzyj bytrp el%ektrycznego' 10
trob2, zcladek i nerkl, fagodnie dopo-
magaoac tym organom do spelniania 1ch
funkcyj. Jezell cierpisz IA boil g@owy,
%znajdziesz predka l trwa4a ponce, "a
zywajac e~lektrycznego bitru. Jedna
pr6ba przekona Gig re to jest lekarstwo
kt6rego ci %potrzeba. Jedna butelka
kosztuje tylko 30 cent6w.
Mona dostac " Aptekach pod
Or}em ina. w. S. Tomklew]cza
aud Bro. 456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave-, i 547 Lincoln ave., r6g B
ave.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

zbombardowal. R6wnoczesnie
rewolucyjne wojsko ladowe
pobi}o brigade prezydenta
Peixoto w krwawej bitwle
pod Santa Borga. Powstahcy
wysadzili w powietrze cytadele,
W kt6rej bronili sic zo}nierze
rzadowi. Rozbitcy rzadowi
schronili sic do Brazylii.
- Zjechali
tn sic w dniu 9 kwietnia
cesarz niemiecki z kr6lem
w1oskim. PublicznosG radosnie
ich witaia. Cesarz Wilhelm
odwicdzi} pa}ac Doz6w i
obejrza} sobie W MIN pamiatki
z czasow shawnee Rzeczypos-
polite] Weneckiej. Kr6l
Humbert odwiedzi cesarzowa
niemiecka Wiktorya, kt6ra
zrobi}a wycieczke do miasta
Florencyi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
CryD8.

Podczas grasowania jej " ostatniCh
czasach 5y}o faktem uderzajacym, re ci
CO uzvwali DR. Kinga nowego wYnalazku,
nietylko szybko wyzdrowiell. lecz juz
ME doznawali wiecej skutk6w niebez-
~piecznej choroby; zdaje sic, re to
lekarstwo posiada szczeg64niejsza moe
szybkiego leczenia, nietylko W przypa-
dach grypy, lecz we wszelkich %chorobacb
gardla, zo}adka i p}uc; wykurowalo tel
nawet astme i ciezkle febry. Spr6buj i
badz przekonany. lie Gig ME zawiedzie.
Butelka ma probe darmo.
Mona dostac W aptekach pod
Or4em ina w. S. Tomkiewlcza and Bro.
456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2. ave-, 547
Lincoln ave., FOG 5 ave-, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

W ARKADII przeszedl ty
kiet miejski demokratyc2ny
Tylko republikanin j. Farlil
przedostat sic ma sedziego pc
koju.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
ABONOWAC KATOLIKA!
AMERYkA
WASHINGTON.-W dniu


Is Kwietnia pojawila sic
przednia straz tax zwanej
armii przemys}owej Coxeya W
Westinghouse. By}a to kom.
pania kapitana] acka Primrose,
40 ch}op6w z Texas. Policya
przyaresztowa}a ich natych-
mast, W areszcie przekonano
sic, re wszyscy razem mlell
PREY sobie tylko 2 dolary.
Grozono i'm, lie sedzia poll
cyjny posle ich do domu
roBoczego, "a w}6czegostwo.
Tymczasem lud W stolicy
odgraza} sic, re jezeli CT ludzie,
kt6rzy przeclez tylko piracy
szukaja pc Swiecie, zostana "a
to ukarani, krzywda ich bedzie
pomszczona. Jednakze naza-
|jutrz umysly sic uspokoi4y,
gdyz sedzia policyjny, przes}u.
chawszy zolnierzy Coxeya,
kaza} ich wypuscic ma wo]nost,
wywodzac, re dopiero wtedy
bedzie ich MONA traktowaG
jake w}6czeg6w, gdy przez
z}e prowadzenie lub 2ebractwo
stana sic ciezarem ola gminy
miejskiei. Teraz W stolicy
zawiqzu]a sic Komitety celem
niesienia pomocy Coxeyczy-
kom.
w SEJMIE Stanu New
York przesz}o prawo zakazu-
.jace ,,trytowania" W salonie
wiecej jak 5ciu osobom. Salo-
nista przekraczajacy to prawo
podpada karze 5000.
w STANIE SOUTH CA
ROLlNA wolno by}o dotad
kazdei prywatnej osobie bez
licensu sprzedawac trunk
upajajace. Teraz, gdy Stan to
prawo sam ola siebie zawa.
rowaf i rozkazal sobie PLACID
"a pozwolenie sprzedazy piwa,
w6dek, win i podobnych
trunk6w, zacze}a sic ludnost
buntowac. Millcya wezwana
ably pomagala zbirom rzado-
wynn, poszukujacym trunk6w
20 domach prywatnych, W
paru przypadkach odm6wi}a
pos}uszehstwa. GubernatorPo
}udniowej Caroliny wezwa:
tedy Rad zwiazkowy opomoc
lecz gdy mu tel ME udzielono
widzia} sic bezsilnym / dale:
nowego prawa ME usi}uje
wykonywa6. Milicya tylkc
skarci}, re odm6wi}a pos{u
szehstwa. Salonisci W iegc
Stanie, jak dawniej, TAX
teraz licensu ME plaza.
GkOWNY oddzial armi
ICoxeya serdecznej doznawa:
@-o1 1~-o1~ ,,~1eI =,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

BUENOS r -
Powstahcy brazylijscy znowu
CORA Naczelny ich w6dz de
Mello przyp}yna1 z okretami
wojennemi pod miasto Rio
Grande de Sui, zdobyl rzado.
wy Stack dzialowy i miasto
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

TEATR TowarzYstwa
,,Dziec,I Maryi" wypads 2nako
micie. Dochod znacznie po~
wiekszy} kase Towarzystwa.>
NASZEMU kssyerowi po-
wiatowemu p. Paw}owi Kemp,
p}aczecemu mad grobem 9cio
l%etnie] c6reczki Pauljny, wy
ra4amy nasze szczere wsp6f-
czucie.
KS. KLAWlTER sill, SIC,
ably chod tylko 5 tysiecy do
lar6w got6wki zebrac ma roz-
poczecic budowy nowego pol
skiego ko5cioia, lecz watpimy,
czy to mu sic uda. l W Winonie
teraz ciezkie easy. Nowy
kosci6l ma stanac miedzY
obecnym koScio]em a klaszto
rem Si6str Notre Damek.
Obecny koSci6l ME ma bye
obalonvm, p6ki nowy ME
stanie, tylko pleban'a, choc
ieszcze iak nova, vhca roze-
braG. Starry p~ara6auia u2y]a
nawet pomocy szeryfa, ably
przeszkodziG rozbieraniu pick
nej plebani,. Do budowy no.
wego koscio}a W njcaem sic
przyczynl6 ME chca.
w SASIEDNlM Pine Cree
ku wypadly wybory jak ma
stepuje: F. Brom, .przewodnl
czacy gminy; J. Stencil j G.
Kasimer supervisory; klerk
R. Baumgartner; kasyer L..
Literski; ASSESSOR L.. Rudn1k;
sedziowie pokoju - ?. K,
Baumgartner, F. Cysewski, j
NJ, Brom; konstablowie Fred
Hoesley, M, slagowski.
W ARKADI pressed ty
kiet mlejski demokratyczny
Tylko republikanin j. Farlin
przedostat sic ma sedziego pc.
koju.
NADESfANE.- Ostatniei
Diedzieli pablo s]owo ambo-
nv tykajace kogos, kt6ry by]
W plebanii i prosli o pozwole
ME odprawienia mitiugu W
polskiej szkole, a lubo pozwo,
lenie uzyska', jednak potem
mltingu nie b>}o. Otto jak
by1o z tym mitlngem.
Grono starych parafan, "a
fozyciele kosciola sw. Stanis-
lava Kostki W Winonie, ma
zebraniu W grocerui p. Jozefa
Drazkowskiego, W dniu 30z.m.
W s2rawie zanierzonel przez
ks. Klawitra budowy nowego
kosclo}s postanowili, zaprotes.
towa5 przeciw budowie. z pc
wodu, be parafa obecD;e ME
posiada 3adnego kapita1u d
"a podpisy h.edak6w spusclt
sic rie mo2ps. Dlugi hitting
w Tel sprawie mial sic odbyt
W poIskle] s2do'e, / ma ter te
eel zasiagnieto pozwoIenia ks
proboszczo. w pore przeclel
dov,edziyuo lie, he warchoty,
partya (niestetyD pro5oszczow
sko, chve zap Sc ma szko]e
zen mitlpg 'o1lsdlic, Wskutet
tcgo owl starry para6aoi'
,a;e sobie prywa'na sale
,an ,:lJIi du]a2e nafady, nt
%ub',5asc prxe>i Z ksiedz'
prob ,szczowi, AMI uikomu ,
przecis nj partyi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

~przcmarszu przez Homestead i
Uniontown, gdzie teraz strajki
ma porzadku %dziennym.
Nc Cook z
armii zwiazkowej uwaza kan.
pania Coxeya "a bardzo
niebezpieczna. M6wi on, re
dotad ,,armii" powietrze ME
sprzyjalo. Ale pod}ug jego
zdania wzrosnie ona do
Maja W potege 10000, j
g}odem trapione, poi magic
ch}opy wiele sprawia rzadowi
k}opotu. Wystapienie tax
wielkiego wo]ska niby robot.
nik6w. szukajacych piracy,
ably sic ochroni6 Cd glodu,
to MOVE W history swiata
zjawisko. Gdyby wojska
zwi9zkowe W stolicy odebra}y
rozkaz, ably tych ludzi roz
pedzic, kto by chciaf dzisiaj
przepowiedziec, CODY sic wte-
dy stale Coxeyczycy maja W
stolicy zwiazkowej zwolenni.
k6w, przyjaci6} W kazdym
Stanie Unil. Zdaniem genera}a
Nj Cooka Rad tylko jedyny
raz by} W r6wnie niebezpie-
cznem po}ozeniu, bezpo$rednio
pred wybuchem wojny do.
novel
PREZYDENTOWI Gle.
velandowi bardzo W tenn
lichem %powietrzu dokucza
reumatyZm.
oddzia}owi
Coxeyist6w, chcacemu pre-.
maszerowac przez miasto Salt
Lake, robily tamtejsze w}adze
miejskie wielkie trudnoSci.
Nawet milicya przeciwko MIN
pod brod powo}ano. Ma
reszcie jednak pozwolono ma
to, re mogli pociagiem kole.
|jowym spokojnie przez miasto
przejechaG. Kompania kolejowa
potem jeszcze pare set mil
,wojsko przemys}owe' dalej
powioz}a, i to darmo.
CHICAGO Prendergast
ME bedzie powieszony pred
2 Lipca. w dniu Fl Maia
lekarze jeszcze raz go zbadaia
cay czasem jakiej klepki mu
ME braknie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
TELEGRAMY.

KRAKOW. = Uroczys-
toSci KoSciuszkowskie trwa}y
cd "a Marca do 3 Kwietnia.
Hotelc ME mog}y pomieScic
tysiacznych gron gosci re
wszystkich dzielnic polski i z
emigracyi. Ulice literalnie
zatkane by}y wiesniakami W
krakuskach, W malowniczych
stroiach. Szlachty kontuszowej
wszedzie pe]no. Krakow wy
glada{ iakby jaki gr6d caro-
dziejski. Uniesienie patryotycz
ne dosz}o do szczYtu podczas
ods}en;ecia pomnika Kosciu-
ski. Wrogowie Polski z
przerazeniem spogladali ma
odradzajaca sic naszaO jczyzne
oraz ma potege po1sklego
ducha narodowegc. Wojsko
austryackie, strzegace porzad,
ku, zachowywa}o sic bardzo
delikatnie, zdradzajac lekli.
woSc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

AFRYKA. = Kr6l mu.
rzyhski Benhazin, wiadca
Dahomeju, podda} sic Fran
cuzom. Wywieziony. ma daleka
wyspe francuska Martinique.
Z licznych jego kobiet pozwo
lono mu zabrac re SODA
tylko cztery.
S - S}awnego po-
wiesciopisarza wegierskiego
Jokaja, gdy skohczy} szumna
move 0 Kosucie, patryotkl
wfgierskie publicznie wyca1o'
waly.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

WARSZAWA. w Cze-
stochowie w zastrasza] acy
spos6b grasuje cholera. Poll
eva ME dopuszcza pielgrzym6w
Jasna Gore.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
WIADONOSCI
MIEJSCOWE 4.
BIALY BOBR whit" Be

BIAhY B0BR whit" Be.
aver ma pewuo bedz'e "
Winonie, w bote]u na dworcu
ko!ei North Western W nay
bIi4sza Srode, ]8 Kvie:ria.
Wog6,e bedzie 'd'qd j. 17&~
daa} 90 nsszego lnlasFa regu-
)arnie W kuzda trzecla Srode
miesiaca. Prosimy sob'e
przeczytac ogloszenle tego Gu
downego lekarza ma 5te] stro'
nicy dzisiejszego numeru.
PAN OWECKI wyjechai w
zeszlym lygodulu u" Mll"au
kee, gdzie ma zamlar salon
za}o2yG.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05
\ Railroad Boycott Raised.

According TO a Chicago dispatch
the Santa Fe road has been boycottei
by other lines among them the South
ern Pacific. for the last six months.
This boycott has been removed and
harmonious relations have been e.
tablished. Why should il be a great
er offense for employees TO boycott the
Pullman company than for railroad
associations 10 boycott roads with
which they have q controversy: II
railroads expect their employees To-
10 respect the laws they should set
them a good example by obeying the
laws themselves.
Why does not the Government en-
force the Interstate Commerce act
against railroad combinations as well
Is against labor organizations: Is il
not encouraging disorder. il not an
archy. for the United States Govern
men TO wink at violations of the law
by powerful and wealthy corporations
and use the whole army to enforce
the same law against organized la
Dor: II our Government Is 10 stand
and command the respect Of all citi.
zens il should make no distinction be.
tween organized capital and organ
zSd isbor.-Rcno Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05
pau.th.L Line at Poker.

IL takes a hustler for the newspa.
per business III this locality Just now.
but The Bugle Is equal TO the emer-
eency. We can write q poem. discuss
the tsrih. umpire a ball game. report
a wedding. Sw wood best a lawyer.
describe 4 fire - that the readers will
she'd their vap. make = dollar do
the work O. ten. shine al . Soipe, sd-
drSs a horticultural srciety. measure
calico. abuse the li5Uor habit. test
whisky. subscribe 70 charity. go with
out meals attack the free silver. de-
lend biuletallism. Snesr al snoberry.
wear diamonds invent advertisements,
overlook scandal. praise babies de
light pumpkin raiSe-s. minister TO the
afflicted. heal the disGruntlei. fight
20 finish set type. mould opinion,
sweep the Office. speak at PRAYER
meeting and stand in With everybody
and everything. II Won don't see
what yoa want ask fog it.-Tomaroa
Bucle-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05
How We Enjoy Politics.

To those Of Us who belong to the
country. but not 10 either political
party, and don't car a rap whether
a mAn Is a Republican or a Demo
crst as long IS he pays his bills
promptly, the present situation Is
fun OF interest, says the New York
Telegram
When Mr.. Cleveland co-s fishing.
for example. the Republican papers
give Is a cartoon which no one =
help laughing st, however mad II may
make him. Tor the President assumes
the proportions Of the big tun In the
Heidelberg castle which holds 100
barrels OF beer. When he starts FOR
Washington and the extra session.
one psrsr. Democratic Of cour% tells
Us ihai there vES 4 large crowd az
such and such . station and that the
President received : perfect ovation
On the sane morning the opposi-
ton tell their 7ssis7S thst when
Cleve.And's train pulled Up ST the
station he US greeted by two old
women and : snail boy who want-
I'll him 10 buy = quart Of buckle
berries
This i Just - II should h- Az
election II old Ireland i a pretty
tame affair unless the shilleIah i
able 10 SET IL some " lis fine work.
but II this country -e take il oar in
cartoons and paragraphs sni sguibs
and s. many lies a. the imagination
can corcrct-
When Harrison .eisued- re hardly
eve sav him. because he was buried
under g~rardtatheTs hat. Indeed IN
SOM dyed in-the-vcol Democratic
sections he was never spoken .: ex-
cpt a. The Man Under The Hat
We haven't any doubt that Mr.. Ha-
aSon. when behind closed doors had
3 good time over the fun OF the thing.
and IN Ike manner. Of courSe. Mr..
Cleveland reads the comic papers and
enjoys the m~onstrous caacaturS with
which they are adorned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05
4 Ministerial Fraud.

\ Republican preacher In Des
MONIES. Iowa. yesterday prayed to
God that -the oountry's enemy. the
Democrats be as meTcifui a. r.esi-
BILE and appealing 10 Him to .assis;
In eSpeditine the infamous Democrat.
&c party from power. and lay His hand
OF Divine displeasure upon them
Such blaspheny should meet with
the condemnation Il, deserves from all
right thinking people. The idea ths;
God hsd anything 10 do with getting
the country into this tumble. or can
de ANYTHING to get Il ont. is prepus.
terons in the extreme. Wesre a good
Republican but not quite sobiR n fool
- the Iowa preacher. snd think his
'prsyef' ~ould have been better un.
said. This mixing such religion
With State Rffsir. is calcula,elio.dnno
good. and might Do much harm.
Such foolish ideas should he
squelehed in the outs4i.-Reno Ga.
zette.
Thu Gazette Is quite right 10 it,
comments on ihis ministerial fraud.
IL is ten Ia one that he sOuld NIB a
hen.rccss or invade The sanctiiy a =
home. Such presebers ought 10 re.
ceive a warm welcome - they enter
The resins Of Satan.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05
More Arrest. At Carlin.
CASLIN. July -.

CASLIN. July %.
james Dwyer. Patrick Martin. Lou
Barrett. Sam Howard Jake Sattler
and Charles Happier we're arrested
to-day for conspiracy. oeia-dinc nail
and burning bridges. Tbey were
held TO appear before L. s. Commits
sioner Palmer in the sum Of $500
each.
There we're I-o new developments
IL the a. against March. The en-
tire day was taken up by testimony
being read 10 witnesses and sub
Scribinc TO the sane. Considerable
heat was displayed by the couresl on
both sides relative 10 Lemon making
wholesale changes in his testimony.
The Commissioner ruled that i,
should be changed IS the witness de-
sired Changes were made IN at
least every third answer he had made
on direct and characterization.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05
\ Protest Against Royalty.

An unusual scene followed the
motion OF Sir William Vernon Har.
court in the House of Commons 10
congratulate the Queen upon the
birth OF an heir 10 the Duke OF York.
The motion WAS about 10 be put
when James kier Hardie. Labor
member said: Il owe allegiance to
no hereditary ruler. II seems to me
that some protest ought 20 be made
IN this connection. II Is a matter Of
no small concern To me whether the
future ruler Of this country i a
genuine article or q spurious one.
The motion was made because the
child was born IN the royal family
and the house has a right to ask
What particular blessing the royal
family has conferred upon the nation
That it partook in these proceedings.
We are told that the queen has ruled
for half a century. / beg to correct
this by saying that Her Majesty has
reigned not ruled. There Is the
Prince of Wales What special
blessing has be conferred upon the
cation that we should rejoice With
himE know nothing in the career
OF His Royal Highnes which com
mends it especially to me. We are
told that a fierce light best upon the
throne; but sometimes we catch
gimpses Of His Royal Highuess on
The race course. W. know one thing.
and that is that as the Duke Of Corn.
Ssn he draws fGnnoo yearly from
property In London
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05
E~conomiEins on Bait.

Fishing said a man who lives on
Blake street. WIZ l went fishing
in New jersey and caught the big.
Cest string OF eels that you ever
heard Of. There l. the tandem eel
that you have all heard Of. When
they go down or up stream from their
quarters foT the Winter or Summer
they go in single ile, one behind the
other, ike the prineyal man. They
leave exactly six inches Of space be-
tween their nose and the tail Of the
eel IN front. When an eel sees that
the fellow ahead i frightening this
space he jumps ahead. and. seiziny
;he tail Of the offender IL his mouth.
pulls him back into place. I drop
ped my hook down night IN front a .
string Of those tandem cells and the
bait vas accepted. and | jerEei out
the eel. The one behind. SEEING that
the fellow ahead was running away
obeyei his instructions and seized
his tail 70 pull him back. aud - also
did the one behind. and - on TO the
last one. and l pulled them out hand
over hand till ! had a great mss oi
slippery eelE about met--Lwiston
Me- journal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05

\ recent Government report shows
that IN Pennsylvania and Ohio there
has been Il steady decrease III the ef-
fiux Of natural gas since ISIS, and
tina; the supply Is not sufficient for
the demand. In Indiana, on the
other hand the supply is undimin-
ished. The q fields of that State
are about $50 square miles III eN-
tent. producing last year gas valued
at Sh,lS.eDO.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-05

Eureka SgntineL-We are auihoriz.
ii TO announce that Judge 4. L.
Fitzgerald. of this district. Is a can.
didsts TO succeed himself at the com.
ing election and 80 far as We can
learn be sill be without opposition.
which i = -ell deserved compliment
20 the gentleman integrity and sbili.
~ = q Judge. and HE election i sn
assured fact. hecau=e ~ his carly and
emphatic Identification with the Sill
vet party. which all practically have
no opposition in Eureka, Lander and
Nye counties which constitute his
district.