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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18
THE BLACK CROOK.

The famous ballet spectacle "The Black
| Crook will be presented in this city. This
attraction is today pre- eminently popular
| with all classes of theater-goers, and its
vitality is unparalleled in the history OF
theatrical enterprises in this country. 1t
| is nearly thirty years since it received its
initial performance at Niblo's Garden.
New York City, and since that time it has
| entertained more people than any drama,
comedy, farce, tragedy, spectacle. or stage
entertainment that has been presented to
the American public. 1t is doubtful If
any stage production in Europe has been
accorded similar public favor. 1t will be
at the Crawford Friday and Saturday.
During the three consecutive years II
held the boards at Niblo's Garden, COM
mencing in 1866. it was the theatrical SEN
sation of the day. Its popularity and
patronage was not alone confined TO New
York, but to every section of the union.
In those days big spectacular productions
were confined almost exclusively to the
larger cities, owing to lack of stage and
transportation facilities elsewhere. conse-
quently it was only possible to enjoy these
early performances of "Ths Black Crook"
in New York City.
1t is known that people from every
section have journeyed long distances to
witness what was then considered to be
the most wonderful ballet scenic spectacle
ever conceived by human hands aud in-
genuity.
The "Back Crook" Of thirty years ago
was doubtless revelation to the theater
goers of that period, but those who have
witnessed the first and modern production
of this master piece, declare that its pres
ent form far eclpses all previous efforts.
The highest skill of American leading
scenic artists, stage mechanics, electricians
and costumers have been employed to per-
feet scene and ensemble, such as cannot
be witnessed anywhere else in this country,
with the possible exception of the Metro
pOitan opera house, New York, during
the great Italian opera season.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18
TO PIT ON "COMRADEs ,

The Players club will produce Com
rades," lhres-act comedy. on Tuesday
evening.
The cast will include the Misses Gertie
Jackson, Ruby Miller and Mrs. j. Huff
and Messrs. Stice, Cambell, WoodcOck
and Rich
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

Mr.. George G;Tens. vito slipped down On
the f-ossy wAis. last week aod h-oSe b.
rigat ies. IA ss.ll conaa-s 10 as be !. euS q
recovering slowly. T1is is shs fs.fd tirae
bis leg E.as brea broken, 2ac svszy i.sae u
tie SAME y.ac<
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

John Y. Charles xorth a, the BoSYi o{ Trad,
bais 0l Sunday ey~niHz Hili tate % fAs sEih
5~ct announced for rgDaay isss. --Das~ Chap
tiers from tie History 4 tie Iugrca-~ Lee
fFire nsnpenees Al s.ss8 .. 10.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

From the Wellington Nal
Wichita wants the next state fair But
then Wichita would take the earth If she
could get II. Judging by the corafeid ad,
ditions TO that city.
From The Chicago i'r.huue.
governor Lewei!ins says he sees way
TO get rid OF Mrs MARI Ellen I.-ase hui
will not mention how He is SUSPECTED of
an Intention 10 appoint Mrs. Leases nus
band ID something that will take him
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Edmund Burke society will render
their regular programme Wednesday evening
at Paramount institute. The Burkes are stlll
doing good work and their programmes are
excellent. Ali are cordially invited 10 be
present
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

A. j. Ike has filed a suit against the
city for 500 on account of personal dam
ages sustained by defective sidewalk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

1t is predicted By the weather depart
ment that the temperature will fall % de-
grees at this point before this evening.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18
By Order Of President.

Reg ar meeting % ". X. 6. No. q, Al
Garfield ali Wednez,isY. feb Il. al 20 .. IL.
Let every member be pfesert.
EMSa J. LsPAZ. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

The Woman : Mission Circle OK The FIRST
Baptist church zTiil ho'f work meeting glth
Mrs. Han, 81 south Market str-ei. - sdaes-
day afternoon az 2 O'Clock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

Miss Oils Odfield entertained her
friends last Friday evening at her home
OH South Martiuson.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

Rev. Sims is moving comfortable
house in from the suburbs to his lots on
University avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

Clara E. Meyers has sued her husband,
William +. Meyers for divorce. Aban-
donment is the ground alleged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18
NO % krET.

Regular communication OF Wichita lodg Q,
No. ~, Mondsy evening. Feby Igth Work
J. T. DORSEY, VIZ A REID.
EfrV.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

The Sedgwick County Teachers associa-
tion held a meeting at the court house
Yesterday,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

Memorial services for the late Professor
Christie will be held tcday at Fa,rro oun;
university. Mrs. Walden viii sing there.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

The Srarrs' Comedy company is play.
ing to crowded houses IN Topeka this
week. The newspapers there are unani-
nous in their praise. and say it is the best
company that every visited Topeka. Why
cau't Manager Bowen get this company
for Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18

SOUTHwEsTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE
NOTES.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18
SHORT SHARP UPPER CUTS

tusilsde or EuvioUs filings a, The
Peerless Princess.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-18
Society Is Not Quite As Festive As 1t Was

EASING UP A LITTLE,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17
Like a Miracle
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pespaired Of Help, but Moods
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IL am glad To state my sons experience with
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Ing his life Last fall he was taken III with pains
In his breast and side. He had the best medical
attendance possible, and was treated by the
doctors for some time. but did not realize any
relief. He could not lay down day or night. and
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17
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A Gentleman

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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17
4 e You Gong S UthS

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, 1894-08-17
0eftdnotoer deb.

e Wiutam Moore un0 @tutam WfcSntDre
tpurDen We8cn 9~iebita6lS BON 6anorperfSs
5eug i'm 0ertDe BON 500 unter lie $500
8iir9ihaft benz Griminal8eribt ibermiez
len. 8eibe Doren am Samitas 2(benb in
Die MerfitGtte beS Contractors fit Stetnarz
beiten S, 6eppler, Gde Ser Q8oo0z un6
SbeltonitraBe, ein8e6robeu, batten BON
bort crit etnen 250 8funb f6tperen ySad
Screm" unb bann anbereS 6an0pert83eug
6erauS9ebOIt un6 nacb unO nacb O~erfauft.
2lS M}cSntpre ouSfanb, boB Der 0te6z
it0bG rub6ar ~geporben un6 man i'm unb
OtOOre i'm 8erOabt babe, 8in8 ct
5u 6eppIer unb legte Elm @eitGnbniB
ab. Der jack screw mur6e in elmer Q(uep,
nicbt melt bon 6eppterS 8erfitdtte, in
einem Qlicbfaiten 9efunben un6 Sic anberen
Nert3eu8e in etnem Bfan6bauie an W}ilz
pautee Qlpe. GroB bes @eitdnbnties nurbe
WtcSntDre uno iein Gumpan, Der total be-
%trunfen gemeIen iein nil un0 ntcbt tpetB,
mas ct S6limmes getban boben ioQ, ans
Grtminalgertht DerDteleu.
, 1894-08-17
Die 8rtde Ser Nortbmeitern vG".
Bdbu.

Die Sn9enieure Ser NOrtbpeitern Glez
bateO &ailrOaO unterbreiteten 9eitern Dem
tta0tiiden Sngcnieur 2~lrtin8itau ibce
BlGne fir Die 6o96abnbriife, weIbe ben
6luB 5pti6en Der 8eUsitraBe unh Der 5,
2lOenue ilberbriifen iou. 9taA ben
8lGnen miro bic Bride Gbnli6 conitruirt
ietn ipie bic neue 6alite6 itrnBenbriife. Bon
elmer 3u9briide baben bic Sngentcl1re 9(bz
itarb %genon1tnen, tpe9en Der fir OieieIbe an
bieier Steae n0tbi9en groBen Spannipette,
Die 206 SUB betrdgt. Die geplante 6ebcz
briIfe iou 155 SUB ii6er ben 8%aiieriptegel
9cboben pcrOen t0nnen, un6 bic Soften fit
0ieielbe itnO auf ltber cine WiIton Dollars
Deranibla0t.
, 1894-08-17
Stdoti1bes.
6initt9 fir Gas beim SUM Quten
btrten.

MaDor 6opfin8 %itattcte geitern g}abz
mitta8 benz v6ouic Of tie @Oo6 S9epar6"
etnen 8eiub ab, I'M itb 6apon 81 iiberz
3eugen, Oh Die 9c9en bic @eripaItung ber
Nnitalt in IeBter a3eit 6fterS erbobenen
glntla8en un0 8ei6ulbigungcn begrinoet
icien. Ser Mapor erflGrte beute 8orz
mittag, OaB ct BORT nicbtS %8cfunbcn babe,
mas tbn DeranIaiie, iene Acknowledgment
fir ipabr 5u balte!t. SIM iibrtgen erfIGrte
Der O}apor, baB er 6oS 6au6 gum gutel1
6irten fir cine ser llnteritiBung ieitens
Der StaOt Wirbi8e 2[nitolt baltic, Oa Bic
ieIbe ii9erli3 iegenSrei6 tpirfe. Qub in
8e3ug auf abnlj6e NObltbGti9feits s2tnitalz
ten iprab iicb Der WtaDor in tparmen @or@
ten bet 2tnertennun9 aus.
, 1894-08-17
2lnoebote fir Bobrunoen.

SIN Observation-Disclosures mur0en beute
Gormittag bic fir 6ie lteberna6me De&
Gontratte fir Die 8obrungen CUR @rmttte.
lung Der beiten unb prattiibiten Strefc
fir ben ucu ar3uIc8en6en @aiiertunnel fiji
bic gtorbpeitleite 9e0ffnet. GS tparen ptez
Der Grtparlcn nur brct 2lngebote ein9elouz
fen, un6 3tpor BON ben G%ontraftoren So6n
0reen, tuelcber $1.75 per laufen6en SUB,
Osborne & SmaGeD, pcl9e $1.1O, unO
IS. $. @roD & Bros, tpeIbe IS Gents per
JlB %Derlan9en.
9a bic l%ebt9enaunte Tirma ais ourcb>
aus De~ranttportlicb betannt lit, miro ite
DorauSii6tlib ben Gontraft erbalten. @s
linb etpa so bis so 8obrungen bon ie etipa
100 SUP Stefe %bor3une6men.
, 1894-08-17
Der DER Dletbt.

Sol. 8. 90. S4affner, ser GOmman6eur
Der SeemiltA trug geiterr bem WaDOr
6opftnS oas @eiub bor, SoB ber Sam
bun9Spier gerabe iiioltcb bon benz 8an
8urenItr s8ter beltebeu bleibe, oamit bic
Seemili5en BON bier aus bas iteinerne
&rieg5ibiff SutnOis, ibre &alerne, ers
reicben f0nnen. Der Colonel erbtelt, nabz
bem Der Mapor nit benz 6ilfscorporay
tiOnsanpaIt 3eiSGer iiber Sic 9n9etegenbeit
5titdiprabe genoutmen bate, ben 8ei6et6.
0aB Der 8ier beiteben bletben tperbe.
, 1894-08-17
Neue An5eigen.

Dlae Gooess1n3ei9en, peIde fir ole
morsen=2lus9abe Ger nJuinots Staatss
3eitune" aufee9eben werocn, erfdeinen fofen,
frei i'm QbenobIott Die Annahme pom Din.
5eisen fir eas NbenobIott fhIie6t UNI u uhr
nttttags, fir ole nIorsen=1useabc um 10 uhr
Qben0s.
, 1894-08-17
Bauerldubnt6fheine

tuurben 9eitern an fOlgenOe 9eriOnen aus
gelteQt:
g. G6rifianfen, b~reift0figes @ebduOe,
473 Q8. Ohio Ctr, $1,000; Srou SpOnz
leiber, fir einen 2nbal, 845 sc. Glarf Sir,
$4,000; Chicago 9of & Canal COMPANY,
iecb5it0digen g8aarenipei6er, 362-372
SuinotS Str, $40, 900; S. 6. 6equenz
bourg, 9(nbau, $40 6ulIerton Qpe., $4,000
8. S. George, brei Cottages, 427-437 70.
Str, $500; s. q. QOn6eGmS, 3peiitOdigeS
8o6nbaus, 5948 Calumet 2tOe,, $4,000.
, 1894-08-17

81 b 0 NIB aIes2otteu $500 uub oufmarts.
~ Sel1te 3ablunqeH. - Gauge SeTmlue. g grn3eHt
Snterefieu. Su uumittelburer ytdbe bs5 apoubale nHO
WtapIeluoob SepDtS, DON S6uleH uHb GlrdeH. gteHH
Soften on Der 3bDma5 Qpe., uabe Der Belmont uu6
Gt1tou &Oe., itHo fur eIre ueue SdUIe gefoUTt NIB Dtr0
bleielbe ~iHnerbalb eInes Sobre5 QeboIt ietH. Ab5ugs'
tnndIe uno IDoiier limb gelegt Die 5abrt mad Der Staot
betrGgt nur + SeHts. Die 9o1babn lpIro ibre 3uge IN
tur6er 3elt burb etees @ebIet loufen laieu. Die I96H,
item Sei60ftSlotteu an Der GlItou uub Belmont NOe.
lestere bic 5ouptperbiu0uHg5liHIe srpIibeu Der Staot
nnb Der Weltfeite. 8eiibeu3s2OtteH on alien SeitsHs
itroBen. 9duier mad Wuui1 ouf lei6te Ab5obluugeU
gebaut. 3i9e OerlaIIeu SDuHtaas nm 9.lO ubr uub
Inn 100 WtItto9s bas Wens Str. Depot uuo baiteH an
metuer 3lpetgofiCe. Sde 9ioeric9 ctr. uuD WiQpIeDoos
Station. Office Sountogs Dffen.
8. YteImS,
8feb. bon, fri, ia, BAN 1885 MtiIpoutes GbG
, 1894-08-17
Seri1ieOene8.

ODDHe, 9tuten, Mtietbeu, i9le9te @9uloen aaer Nrter
- c%ouectlrt; feline 8e5abluug lpeuu erfOlgloS. S.Siuarp,
@pInt0sG ontt0bIer, 20 ). are, Stnlmer 8. 2uilS
a. 3nI6tn!. @@u1beu! @9uIbeM
~ AuerleI i6lette 96ul0en iDiDrt C%pIectirt.
3abIuug Dbue CT Of IL
g%onItabIer INNER an Soto.
Peoples Solicit / OH Mgencp,
1924 &aiale ctr. 3immer37.
5o5lS 9euti9 pirb bier 9eIpro8en.
, 1894-08-17
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fN o III y : Z I'll % E - y III III eLIEtI WE
Gotten in II. g. 9stngs gOipers Safe @ubbtbiFon
@uf aussmetHeu @uui9 Der 3obIrei@eu geIuaer ssn
9errn 9efin9's 6arm an Boomers Safe in Wiseoniin III
bic 9afs.Gront in Gotten ~ousgeIegt uub in ben Mortt
s.bra9t gOpsrs Safe 1T in spsiitaubtgsr 5abrt nit
Der Nortb @efterHsSabn 81 srreitsu, Iiegt Habe Der
Station SenDo SuHctiou, GiscOufiu. Die fur3s 5abrt
bon Ssnpa Surctiun snrn Safe lift reid or ereueri.H uub
geiudbrt sine bsrrIt6e gusf9t auf bas berumIie9euo.
SerraiM. Sic 95tten babeu i6mHtIi6 so SUB SubfroHt
an SEE uns I.lbf im betBeften eDmmer pebt elm be.
ftdn0ig fubler Wino BON Gaben aber ben Safe unb fiuA
in TSpls. Der Saofrout uu6 oes itstlg tublsH DtHoss
befe Gotten Die bsgsbrtefteu am san5en Safe; fe bobss
eius Siefe ben 46o0 6ub, iue nit ben i96niteu
Sdottenbauu1en, tpte Giasu, Suseu, @ebsrH, uHb auerI.i
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uber ben See Huh bieteH cine maIertIde Ausii1t uber ben
cine M}siIe breit.H unO 8lpet 0teiIsu IaHgsH See, tDeI&sT
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~Ie0tsiteH Gre WiscoHiius, steiBtOmmt. Sas flare
Bofer, bon Giieuqusneu seudbrt. fret bon allen @umpf.
pfau5en, Der ianbige 9obeu bietsu bic f96uften Babe.
pIdse 8abIr:tde 6ifae, goetfaBr.u un0 GegsIu IabeE
gu SieieW Sport. Sur gabeoHituIten, gut. gerpreguus
unb erOWlpte gerbinOuns alpiiben Der station SeuOa
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gtur 50 Gotten fiuo oOrbausen; feire fFamtIls uno
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81 Itaern. gtabere austuuTt ertbeilt IOpie glatt.u
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1855 MEtuaufce Nos.
cbsr 3immer 60, Ro. 30 Ga Gale Ctr.
gH.iniger ageut. Sslo. aub a~aHOgsf6dft
, 1894-08-17
betratbsfbeine

SOGgen6e 6eiratbSl9eine pur6en beute
bon 6errn SalomOnlon i'm Bureau 6es
GountDzG lerfs auS9eiteut:
, 1894-08-17
3u Oerleiben.


* eIb- Sebrau Of Ell Sic ettpas?
" g8ir OereibeH @elb in grpBsu ooer tleineu Gumnen
auf 9ausBaltuugS=9egeuitGnb Bianos, Bfcroe, @aaen
nro Sa9erDansidcine 3n ieDr ~nieori9en 8uten uuo auf
leof pc 6eileo aie 5eat, @P5@gtI44em per ~ Gi bsi9 t9an e.
.3inier reou5irt peroen.
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Sc &aSaleitr. GQouptfIIrl eriter SIur itber Der StraBe,
Dber:
1875 @eIt @}obiiou Str. 3tmmsr POS. Norbpeft=@de
Solreo. 24aglS tuiD
~ eIS pbne 6 pmmtiD II. Sim qrDBe Summe
W 8u 6 YrD3ent 81 perleibeu. g6eniaQS @el0 All 5 luo
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0I bornftraBe, OerleiBer Sel0 ouf &biCaqoer 9ruuOets
gentbum aH ben ntebriaiten 8reiieh iOWIe aud auf S:'
b1uoe. 7bslStIiO
, 1894-08-17

Socob 6onolemor, So6ie 8lnm.. .27-2O
Solepb @leorp, &atie Grottp ........ .43-37
@borleS Silbermau, Mtorie Qoui0te. 1873
San Some50t, &etlo RolDerS.. .27-21
Soiep9 Yropoit, Trou Sopbrauie 2a=
frdr0Ne. BIB
6ronf &puiSfi, Suliono &owalSfa. $50
Wtar Wftler, Sarab G6teu. ....... .25-18
6ront g. ObeQ, Gli5obet6 Moub Mc=
gilbert 6riB, 2ena @loeduer. .25-22
9delS @brtition Selien, Fetrea Gat6az
Gmil @rieoer, @mua S6oler. .26-19
@uitop S6miot, Qnllie GoSta. 34-21
&ilcelltS SoiortnS, Notor5pna Wtele=
@olomon MeperofL Ntnie geritof. .95-19
Socob @OlOetberg, &obauna 6erkber9 1870
Set Ger6ffentlt9uu9 u~niereS setrigen
8eric6ts ertptrtt:
&o6n s.. 3iebler, 2t0ie 8leiu .99-18
@0rl g.. $. 2eber, @1tla Gu0er. ..... 1874
G6arles 8eu1on, Geijie So6ulon. .... 44-31
9tot6on 9tot6an, NQie Wturfs. ...... 1913
CLAUDE Is. Q8ilfiniou, &1ti9btstomu,
Sub, Gbro 2e1piS, Gamma, Q8. 8. .25-17
9tt9orb MiQioms, 9ora YertiuS. -. .28-18
0iGoro Portcous, 0for9oret 90. STA
uu9ult ..... 20-Sl
Sacob Goldman, Sopbie MtiQer. $3.50
Sornes 4errilt, 2nltie <bu.. ..25-23
Gmil 0uber, 9opbie Stommberger. . .40-19
@b0rleS q. Stemart, gi35ie 6udebp ..61-32
SonteS WtcQuleu, @utma Surneiiter. . .21-20
9tDom Mi6el, Otartba 6et9oret. 800. BIS
Sobn Glib, Nfarp Ntobler .22-22
leter yoriou @mo1Oa Gorli .3O-23
&oiepb &ui1 el, Worp &eto .26-20
YeWiS 8. Gtop, Sta 80. Sloiter ....3S-22
Barnett Wei8lei6, SOpbie Berlmann .27-2O
SIooc Noeoime11, Nnna Nubin ...... 23-21
@eonoer @uitafiplL Anna Nrober9. . .22-25
&eOfiluS 2(mbros, 2lltlrie Ser9mann $50
S6eoSor @Iienfe, Wtatbiloo QreB.. =. .2O-22
, 1894-08-17

g"bonnirt auf baS Iben6bGatt Der SGinois
g taatsz 3ettung 9reis l Sent,
, 1894-08-17
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Ahhadl Oldlththt RANCE COMPANY Of New
York in the State of New York, on the 3lst
gay OF December, 1893: made to the Insurance
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
Assets
Loans on Bonds and Mortga ges ..,,.S 1873. 900. 90
United States.StOcks and Bonds. 1874, 5S0.0 90
RalIroad Bonds and Stocks. 47,482.50
state, City, County and other Bonds. 247, 0Go.0 90
loans on Collateral Security. .,,.. I.5O0.0O
cash on hand and in Bank. 24,961.O5
interest due and accrued ............. 5,439.1 10
PREMIUMS IN course Of collection and
transmission ...... 55,564.2
Al other assets. ... S07.O3
Snaa!oltteQ assets s............$3 SO, 230.17
, 1894-08-17
q berfaufeu 0ber su 0ertaufasH:
6. 8. 0~reeIaub,
24m3boD care Of .Staatss eitnue.'
24u13bor

Is 50. 9oerflinQer Griiber III 1irma @orI sob Il 60,
" GbiCoGOG Agent tur SrIToelQeutbum. Spe5ialts
tat: &0ffeeplouto9eH uub &0uoereicu III Mterifo. User
ernltline &aufubI6ten hat, mOge mom0Qli9 geL. ielbIt
b0rlprebeu. 256 ste StraBG, Mtilmautee
B~IsCou5iM lIau1t
, 1894-08-17

SerIaNQt: WtGnner uuO &nQbem.
sc erlan9t: Sin tii6tiger uuOerbeiratBeter iunQer
~ Wtonni mug Yarteepen fDnuen uu0 empfphleI toin=
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oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Natpmpnt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
nunuui ptdtVhVnV INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
TO law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-08-17

cher 3immer 60, go. 20 Ga Sale ctr.
EHtiniger @gent. SsIO. HuO &aHOgsf9aft
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-31

ing ia Eureka for a number OF years
committee suicide last Saturday even
ing by takinRa dose OF strychnine.
About the first Of the month he lost
hfs situation at the Diamond mine
and had been quite respondent up to
the time of his death. He was a ma
tive OF Irelsnd and aged 60 years.
O. II. Perry has several tons of orc
from the Harris mine near Washoe
City at his place. In asserting the
ore he fonnd a piece Of quartz about
four inches long, an inch thick and
two-and ahalt inches wide at tho
bsse, which several persons who
have eeen it pronounce it an excellent
likeness in profile of HI on. Thoma as
Wren of Eureka. one of Nevada's
silver champio"s.-Reno Journal.
Mrs. James. of Ardin, Washoe
county, received a letter from Mime
sofa last week, stating that people in
parts OF Wisconsin were compelled to
kill and eat their dogs in order to
keep from starving. This almost
seems incredible. The people OF Ne
xada have had to suffer almost every
kind Of indignity, but thus far none
of her citizens have been obliged to
eat dogs to keep from starving. Ga
zette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-31
The Injunction Refused.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Judge Cox
OF the District Supreme Court, this
morning declined to grant an appli-
cation to the Knights Of Labor to
compel Secretary Carlisle to show
cause why he should not be enjoined
from issuing fifty millions OF bonds as
proposed.
The court in its decision says the
application oc the Knights of Labor
asserts that it's members, as an orga-
nization OF citizens and taxpayers,
have q right to n injunction. Should
the bonds be issued the interest will
practically amount to tax of one
dollar head in The country, thereby
resulting in an outlay of 100000 for,
the Knights Of Labor. Judge Cox
said that the Knights as an organiza-
ton, had no standing in court. The
court continues:
Nov there never was per capita
tax in this country, and no law in
force requires the payment of direct
tax. Should such tax exist the
complainants have not shown that
they are property hoiders. They have
90 standing In court as tax payers
and no legal right in tho question as
to the bond issue The claim that
the interests of the organization are
different from the general public
and would suffer more than any
other class (referring to the CLAIM
that many OF the Knights are miners)
is grievance of discrimination, but
gives no standing In judicial pro-
ceedings."
Judge Cox then reviewed the laws
bearing on the question, and declared
1T unnecessary to enter into Discus
sion as to the right of the Secretary
to make the issue. The Secretary,
he said, had legal authority to re-
deem the notes when presented, and
to issue aud sell bonds. when neces.
sary.
= The Knights will appeal from the
decision to the District Court of Ap-
peals, and the case may eventually
go to the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-31
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