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Will Reject All Bids.

WAsH1NeroN, April 9. 9.-Postmaster Gsn-
 eral Bisssll today had conference with
 the unsuccessful bidders for the stamped
 envelope contract who came to protest against the awarding of the contract to James Purcell of New York. The post master general decided that under the re. cent act of congress in regard to supplies for the various executive departments the bids recently opened at the department were illegal. He will, therefore, reject all of them and re-advertise fer proposals for furnishing stamped envelopes under the new law
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
PIGOrT CRITICISED.
Waterbury Democrats oppose the PosImastersbip Primary-It Will be Held To.nfg hg, However.

WATERBURY, April 9.-A number of this city appeared before the democratic town committee tonight, and formally op- posed the holding of primary to settle the poetmastership question. They urged the committee to rescind from its former action and a motion Was made to that ef- f, ct but 1t was voted down. The commit. tes voted to adhere to Its former action, and 1t was decided to hold the primary to- morrow night This is done. 1t is believed. In the interest of Fred J. Brown. Several of the speakers who are anti-Pigott men, made speeches in which they roundly crit icised Congressman Pigott for his aotion in recommending the primary. The dem ocrsts take the ground that his action tend. ed to cause Q rupture in the party.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

FOR RENT,
 1 A Part of house 58 Alden avenue, West vile, comprising four good sized rooms first floor, one large bedroom second floor; barn and good garden, fruit trees and grapes rent SIS per month. Apply on premises at side door, or V. A. BLrthoiomsw or W. D. Galpin,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Chilaren Crush cd In . Panic,

CHICAGO, April 9.-Ths bursting of . steam pipe in the basement of the Hum- bolds Park school at noon to-day caused a panic among the pupils and in the rush oi the children to escape from the building one boy was killed and over score were crushed and trampled upon. Fourteen children were taken to the St. Elizabeth hospital and many little ones were carried to their homes by the police.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Prfmrose,. men ReIeased.

WAsHINeroN. April 9.-After c protract- ed hearing in the police court, the gang of men who came here Saturday night with Captain" Primrose from the borders of Texas and Arkansas, and who were arrest ed as suspicious characters, were ordered released by Judge Kimball, who held that they did not appear to be vagrants, but meut
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

A SITUATION by . capable woman as cool 0or to do general housework in a prfvst, family. Good city reference. Inouire al
 aPioltt S5 NASH STREET for three dnys
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F0R RENT

As& $16, SIS, $19, $90, to select families choice homes In fine neighborhood, with separate entrances. verandas, balconies, cellars and conveniences throughout; upper and lower teuemt nts of six and seven rooms in those ten stylish new houses having slate roofs, brown stone und erpinniag, hard wood finish and sani- tary plumbing iDcluoing gas, set ranges, soap stone washtubs, bath rooms, wash bowls and re- frigeraior accommodations; also concrete walks and elegant lawns; State street electric cars within one block. Apply on premises any day.
 289 FERRY STREET,
 mh22 cod If corner of English.
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All PersOus "

All Persons Warned.
 WASHINGTON, April s.-The presidents Boring sea proclamation will not be Issued until to morrow afternoon. It simply warns all persons of the deoision of the Paris tribunal and the provisions of the act of congress approved April6.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Not . spurious Liquor.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The United States supreme court to day decided that lager beer was not a spurious liquor with in the meaning of the statute prohibiting the introduction of spurious liquors into the Indian territory.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
\ Severe Gale.

NANTUCKET, Asss., April 9.-The north easter that has prevailed for the past thirty hours has been an unusually severe one for April, the wind blowing from thirty-six to fifty miles steadily, accompanied by heavy snows. No casualties have occurred here, though several vessels have been lost in the eound
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F0R RENT

The new house, 885 Howard avenue, IL twelve rooms; every convenience.
 BENRY TROWBRIDGE, mhi If 41 College street
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Passed the Third Reading.

ENbs0U tu6 IHIEO Ae1uIuEs' LoNDoH, April 9.-The Boring Sea bill psssed it's third reading in the commons this evening. It passed without amend
 ment, Sir Charles Russell having accepted
 Sir Richard Webster's suggestion that the
 clause to which the United States is said to
 object be altered in the house of lords.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Heavy Snow In Maine.

CAMDEN, Me, April 9.-Ths heaviest snow storm of the season prevailed with drifts, four to six feet deep. The Belfast stage went out this morning on runners, the first time 30 late in the season for over thirty years. No noon mall had come from the west at 6 D. m,
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Damage By . Tornado.

O2uB0 ny V 1O100uVs
 EMPoRIA. Kansas, April s-A tornado swept over Coffee county and did from $50. 900 to $lo0. .00O damages to buildings and orchards. In Burlington several peo- pie were hurt, but none fatally. The ranch of George Taylor suffered the great est damage. His residence and barns were swept away and many blooded horses were killed
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Y..,x xc,,n.r.,..v. u..s

PoRrLAsD, April 9-Hsnry Glider slesvs, aged asvsnty-six, died today. He was one of the most prominent citizens of the town. He was president of the Port. land National bank, was . ship builder, and also ran general store.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

FOh EALIAEs - House and lot, 7S William street. Lot Is 50x112. Inquire of s. B. OVIATT, ja24 If 62 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

Real Estate. We have moved our office from Rooms g and 10 into the ground floor of 69 Center street, Benedict building. Rents collected. Property cared for. Money to loan. Insurance to place. Open evenings.
 nh15 If JOHN MORSE
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
S,473 la Number of Beans.
 3,468 the Nearest Guess.

The means taken 10 advertise the Furniture store of H. F. BLoGG BRO, eas Chapel street. me; with favor from the public. We promised the readers Of the Journal and Courier xe would publish the name Of the l0cEy winner Of the sSs worth Of furniture. He ts
 MIR F. MAUTTE. i7s Commerce street, who guessed 2s6s. belng the nearest to 2.s7s tbs number Of beAus The next DeKrest wks Mir John cromsr, iss Carlisle street. with s.SsS. Now, MT. Mautte. buy Journal and Courier. and verify what we say.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Burslars Make q Haul,

CLEVELAND, O., April 9.-Burglars entered the store of the Home Security company Sunday night and cleaned out the ests blishment, stealing $40, 900 worth of watches, diamonds and jswelry.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

" OIS 1S HIN \ RA First floor, six rooms, and one on third ep9 2tt 325 SHERMAN AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

FOR SALE. ~ Comfortable brick house location cen. s9 tral price low, MERWIN'S ap2 If Real Estate Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Entitled 10 Protection.

BOSTON, April 9.-Judgs Allen in the supreme court this afternoon decided that the several holders of the $145, 900 of bonds of the Rsnfrew Manufacturing company, which were applied by the late firm of Pot ter, Lowell 6 Go. for the debts of the lat ter concern, are entitled to protection.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
WANTED.

D EST servants Ladies reedlng help shouAl ID call here. There ts no other WAY yoa csn do As well We have been established bere yesrs; know and supply all the best Help for any hind of work can always be secured 6ere We use judgment carefully selecting only fhose that wtl fo the worf required FlBest ofBce, best fscfti. ties and largest 6usiness in New EngiA1d-
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
 aiF ~t Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
Cholera Causes Alarm,

CoNsrAHr1SorLR, April 9.-Ths prsys. fence of cholera here is creating consider. able alarm. The disease is sprsadina rapidly.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

A WOMAN understands German and English Awould Ike position hor keeper: tE c good cook and well Qu alified ia household du- ties; highest referencee- Call st present place,
 SSi GEORGE STREET,
 ans It 1fsrnaharr heli !
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WANTED.

A POSITION by aconpeteut woman In smA o family or in laundry: r~ference. Gall nt apq Gs No Is BALDWIN STREET Civ
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wANTED-

WANTED, A GIRL for general ho0sevork references A required Call al spq aEf io2 HOWE STREET.
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FnR q ALE

Three Good Horses,
 N Including one very handsome bay com A bination horse, which will drive double or s,ngIe, and is good saddle horse he fs sound and kind and warranted perfectly gentle and safe for . lady to drive or ride Also three handsome Jersey cows also choice variety of Cochins, Indian Games light Brahmas, white Plymouth Rocks and black Iucatan Games. Al. 30 an assortment of farm implements house hold furniture. Inquire of 0. T. DRISCOLL, sp6 If 157 Church street, New Haven,
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Iauts.
WANTED,

One Cent . Word each fnsertton, live cents . word for . fall Wssk, tssvsn ttmea.D
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WANTED. @

A SITUATION by an sxperfepced coschman N city or country. Inquire al pressst place ape Sf es DWIGHT STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
WANTED.

pY competent svede, 6 situation as coacl ID man; reference from present employer
 ap4 7tt Inquire ise ST. JOHN STREET
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WANTED.

SITUAIoE by an erperispced RIrI to dc o general housework In private family Besi references. Inquire
 aio it+ iss WALLACE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

DY e Protestant 6 situation to do kitchen ID work in s hot<l or boarding house, or will do housework- Also. have nrst-clsss Prot estant ss ladies' maid, or can do chambsrwoyk and sewing. This will be a good chance for someone to make inquiry good references Bartholomew's.
 NO io2 ORANGE STREET,
 RnRdlfch RIflldlnr
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WANTED,
WANTEn

WANTED. INCOMPETENT servants for Roof places; alfo, V situations for such. MRS BABB, mhS Sst leS Court . rect
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AETED

A SITUATION by a girl i7 years as nurs 0 girl or as vaitress; good reference Irquir ale lt ssS GRAND AVENUE
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

MI KIN to take orders in every town and city M no delivering good wages from start pay weekly no capital required work year round State age GLEN BROS,
 mhs i2t aps ist Rochester NY
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

FOR RENT, "A Brick house, 8 rooms, 69 Wooster street aps 7tt e.LYON STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRIL 10.
 ss: ss.. sss 1oSs isos s1'' Her 1:ss x.7- II DEATHS. PIERPoNT-1n this city, on the 9th inst, Rober esressss sEsa viii bs heG at his late resi- Il dence, No. 1os Argyle street. on "Wednesday of [. are invited to attend. The remains will bi taken to Morris Conn, for interment et T MARINE LIST. - 36& POET OF NEW HAVEN. S36Sk Sch John Fl. Cannon, Harrison. Wilmington, N O., lumber.
 Sch 0. H. Dslemater, French, N. J. Large Roe shad IA apio stf GRAND AVENUE BRIDGE.
 For Adoption.
 BRIGHT nsitRy sE@ yHEAass Es:9 sspK Kosf1raI Gel1 ap10 2tt Between and p. n.
 Eclipae Corn Planters N $aO co each. Swivel blows complete with A wheel .nd cutter @ %. THE BRADLEY, DAMN & HARRINGTON co. ap1o St FOR SALE. ~ One-family house; all modern conven-
 p' 'ff a e sea sa GosIee Field Marker at &6 50. IG oARRINaToN Co.'s. splo st
 FOR RENT.
 ~ Modern ten CO room house. l ap,o 14t+ sss ifSS9s H6WARD AVENUE. | "... nl1 ">~ p1sE RSns 1saf sRE THE .P2s For Sale Cheap
 AdaEesss ESad 't0r' t aaocRkY sSS ssts l apIOat. This on1es. Refrigerators.
 iiist s 'es : Biss is 'A: LOST,
 se sGss watch and chain. The finder will be suitably re- ":sssd :Sls2' s' returning IS t9 BRADLEY STREET House for sale. A9k Containing rooms, with unfinished .9s iss ss sss S:SsdS :s si;f sfstEF 912.5O $12.5O. w sa m. and p. m. only, an Antique oak Fh sas BoWDeH ss Se fssf ssHs oo
 Woman's Exchange: OPENING DAY WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il. D new Common Sense Sofa Pillow; table |
 
 the empty winter she. yes. Tea and sample table | a1ost tes CHAPEL STREET. |
 Wednesday, April II. DETWEEN the hours of a m. and P, m. D only, we will sell an Antique Oak Finish chamber suit, with lsrgs 6syeI giass fS, $1s5o Lawn Mowers Repaired. The B1sssy Ps1a es55!aston We sell goods at cash prices, and gladly ex- tend credit to our customers. ap1O FOR SHORT BEACH.
 STAGE FROM NEW HAVEN. Our stage line Is running four trips daily from 17o Temple street, opposite Neeiy'e, to Short Beach, connecting with 9:20 9:30 a. m. and a:3O | p: m. trains and running to East Haven Post the ssltonstall railroad cars as soon they run. Stages of all size. for excursions; prices lowest. .p,osa l. s!e TeMFnE s1veFz sr Tslepnone s
 FOR RENT.
 First floor 'es a sRIilS %Bus 5tFssf cEAET FiSo're
 nh 90 If cod lse EdgeWood avenue:
 FOR RENT,
 .A Brick house, 8 rooms, ss Wooster street. Eii .ps ,,. Inquire 6. LYON STREET.
 FOR RENT,
 in First floor. six rooms, and one on third spS stt sa5 SHERMAN AVENUE.
 FOR RENT. 13A Lower part of house. central: seven eafe st aps iss Yoss
 FOR RENT, Mak First floor, rooms, modern Improve msnss no LaTGepes stssss wssscT Eps%IFs ss%Rsrr
 FOR SALE, AA House No. 6s Dwight street to be pulled down. JoHsG; PUINDssR!FoRsD, Is
 FOR SALE, l Ne eps sS Sst E0''''f '' s4 PARK STREET.
 FOR RENT. A Society halls in Masonic Temple, fur
 f sm CHARLEs WILSON, Agent.
 Letters Typewritten | A aps7s TYPEWRITER. this office.
 MallOry's, ] 4 l modern furnishings of all kinds: sise carpets. asTf &5, 600 to 5000 to Loan, nN first mortgage, per cent; ;o, fi6tf 116 Church street.
 Experienced Makers TNTHT
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WANTElI

WANTED. SITUATIOS by Danish man ss coschnau Q o groom; vel us-d 10 take care of hnrsea AplO ltf lnquire aSs OAK STREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION e cook or laundress fooe A city refersnce. Apply
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CENTRAL BRICK HOUSE

LIEN HAL bhlCh HUUSE AA For sale at e reasonable figure; location I very central and on Q nice street; house aN has all improvements and is in good con dition.
 FOR RENT. Houses and tenements. CHA8. ID. NICOLL & CO.,. s2 Church street Benedict Building), Boom 16
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

FOR K EMF,
 - Two good stores on Grown street; can III be made into one If desired. Cali on or address E. 0. LUM, m2O Y Center street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

A SITUATION as chAnbermaia or wait Q A invalid rood city reference. Apply
 eplo ltf 5o WILLIAM ETREET
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

WANTED. TOMPETENT and erperfeuced girl for ceu- v erh houssvork. vflh refereooes.
 Hpi0 Sl- nWT0HT
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W ANTED-

WANTED Rfa neat young girl sitnation in light house U work or second work: best refererces. apio 1t Inquire eos CHAPEL sTRKET
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-10

- Blacksmith shop, good location for first !:9 class shoer and jobber.
 A. L. CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,, mh10 If 28 & 30 East Grand, Annex.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-08-08

.S27,7O2 %
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-08-08
TREAsUREE'S BALANCE SHEET

Cash in Treasury to the credit Of the
various funds, June 28th, 1894:
IN State fund, y D. ,...S 8,53 q
In general county fund.-. 14,O 3 81
ln cash contingent fund. ITO "A
In INDECENT sick fund. go. 1882 "a
In county school fund. 49,. l52 81
In officers salary fund.-. 2,13l 43
Total .................s s25,93O Sc
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-08-08
NO. 80.
SUMMARY.

o!a' 1 receipts. .s53,O73 Il
6a!o state June set'l'mt. ST 1856 63
6a!1 from county funds. 9,O69 o
5d!o from school funds. 1910 81
fald from road funds 80. 1,654 on
Total disbursements. ,s25,37o "a
Balance in treasury. .S27,7O2 %
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-08-08

The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
June 28th, 1894:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-08-08
JOINT STATEMENT
0FsAUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending June so,
1894.
STATE OF NEVADA, A,lss
County of Elko. fs'e'
AUDITORS OFFICE.
June 30, 1894.
To the HoRorable Board of County CommIs.
NnWNn. ll.,z

To the Hoaorable Board of County Commas
sioners Of Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
telly Report of the Finances of the County
for the quarter ending June 80, 1894.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. II .MEIGS,
Auditor,
M. H. MILLER,
Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1894-02-28

tary conferences hitherto has been to
postpone action.
1t is in the power of the United
States to work out its own salvation
in this matter without the help of
other nations. Perhaps it would not
be safe TO declare for free coinage at
the old ratio of 16 to /. At the present
time the market value of silver is
seyeuty-three cents an ounce, while its
coinage valie is sl.29. A free coinage
law at the old ratio would be equal to
an attempt on the part of the United
States TO raise unaidcd the price of all
the silver in the world from seventy
three ceats to Sl.29 an ounce in gold.
We are great people but hardly equal
TO such an undertaking as this 1t is
quite safe to say that we would get
moro silver than we wanted and that
we could not maintain it on u parity
with gold.
But the power and influence of the
United States is great enough to raise
and maintain the price of silver at G.
point far above its present abnormally
low price. This point should be dis
covered and our mints opened to its
would be. ] believe that free coin
age law in the United States at the
ratio OF 20 to | would be an entirely
safe measure and that it would abso-
lutely fix the price of silver the world
over at not less than sl.O3 an ounce in
gold.
The failure of the Bland-Allison law
and the Sherman law to fix the price
of silver is no criterion of the effect 4
free coinage law would have, for
neither OF these laws was intended 10
accomplish this result On the con-
trary they have both treated silver as
n commodity, to be measured, like
other commodities, by gold standard
They have created certain demand
for silver and TO this extent have bene-
fitted the owners of silver mines; but
they have done nothing to stop that
steady appreciation of gold that has
brought disaster to all kinds of values.
Nothing short of n Law that involves
the principle of free coinage and makes
silver full legal tender will accomplish
this
1t Is safe to say that when the people
fully understand the question and ex-
press their will the day of the present
gold monopoly will be over. After the
next popular election the congressman
who return to Washington will be in
the condition of those who have seen n
great lighL-Edward Il. Howell, in
Review of Reviews
The Delta independent., 1894-02-28

LAND OrrIcK At NoSTRosR, CoLn-
january lG. 1894,

LAND OrriCK At AoSTRosk, ton-
January l6. 1894.
Notice 10 hereby given that the followingnam-
eli settler has fled notice of her intention te
make Anal proof in support OF her claim, and
that .aia prpnf will bo made before W, r. Rob
crt.on, County Judge and Ex-of'cto Clerk OF
the County Court Of Delta County, at Delta, Col
oradc on March Is, 1904 viz:
HARRIETr NEW,
Who mRde C. +. No. SIS Ute Series for the SEA
SWI. and Lot section 10. Township II south.
range qi west and sty NEl. Section u, township
II South. Range ~ West 9th I, N,
She names tho following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
aid land, viz:
A. l. Bone. A. $. Goodcnow, William r.
Ramsey and Marvin Stewart, all of Paonia, Colo
Any one ohectiny to aforesaid entry will be
allowed an opportunity TO do 80 at said time and
place A. 4. AMsRARi, Register.
(first in. Jan 81, 1891. last Mar. Il. is9i)
The Delta independent., 1894-02-28
THE GOlD-BUG.
The Money Changers and Their Associates
Arc nasscd on the Nuaonietsiiio Side for
Selfish I.nds Alone

The Money Changers nnd Their Associates
Arc Iassed on the Iuaonietsiiio Side for
Selfish Ends Alone
The money changers, the usurcrs,
the banking and brol>crinE guild aud
the whole swarm of their associated
birds of prey, arc ;nHsscd on the mono
metallic side They are not bimctal-
lists But they are not high authori-
tics on the science and philosophy of
money. They are neither Intelligent
nor unSclfish guides in this matter.
Few. very few of them have ever heard
af Ricardo, and not one in one hundred
of them could write out definition Of
what hiIuctallism IL that would not be
laughed at in every college classroom
in Chr!stcniom They simply know
that they are against liilc.allism,
without either knowing or clriaE cN-
nctly what bimctallism Is. They are
for the gold standard by INSTINCT
instinct of usury and plundcr. They
grasp the one business fact that pay
ment in gold only increases the aInoua,
OF every loan and mortgage in the land,
scales up all debts, squcezcS every
debtor. makes him owe more aud hayy
less to pay i: wiki. plies up hia Ourdc-
both of principal and of interest, nut
so cnrichcs all creditors by the nc
morsclcss Spoliation of all dcbtors
And as the money sharks of Wall stree
and Lombard street represent the cred
itors of the world, they are instructive
ly solid for the gold standard.
"Whcrc the carcass is there will tn
vultures be gathered together" say
scripture. The carcass in this case !
tho vast total Of the indebtedness O
the United States, originally contracte.
In gold and silver. The vulturcs nat
urally want final payment to be mad
In gold only, whereby the carcass |
doubled In size The vulturc's frs
concern is, of course, his beals and hov
to provide for It. l,imetallism mean,
short rntions for the bcals. Where
fore, the united beaks of British an,
American vulturcdom arc against bi
mctallism.
And it Is the combined and consoli
dated ignorance of beakdom that in
structs its press puppets TO call all bi
mctallists "silvcr crnnlss." Ncverthc
less. bimetallism is tho money doctrin,
of tho highest intelligence, and gol,
standnrdism IL nothing but the crcct
OF greed.-N. Y. Recorder
FOR WnUt btMctnltists nrc WORKING.
The object for which intelligent bt
mctallists are lnboring is not for the
benefit OF mine owners, but the restora
tion of tho double standard and tn,
old relation OF the dollar TO commodi
ties and debts Tho purposcs--"t
utilities OF silver as circulating
mcdium"-arc tho only objects worthy
Of consideration, and tho enemies oi
these OBJECTS 0dcoitly make theis fight
against tho sol!lshncss OF the silver
miners. The attack Is inconsistent,
because gold monomotallism is MS much
bounty 10 gold miners us bimctullism
is TO silver miners.~ s.~-Indianapoli Senti-
The Delta independent., 1894-02-28

"Do you eat anything usually before
going to bcd?'' asked DIR. Parcsis of his
patient.
Certainly" replied Mr. Cumso. 81
ca, breakfast, dinner and supper rs u
regular thing."-Jury.
The Delta independent., 1894-02-28

FacctiouS TFicnd-Wcll. have You and
your wiic yet settled rs TO who is speak
cr of the hJusc?
Young llushand-So, yot, We usu-
ally occupy the chair together.-Indian-
apolis Journal.
The Delta independent., 1894-02-28

Young Bride ION the train)-I do hope
that the passengers won't find out that
we have just been married.
lic--l can fix that. When we near n
tunnel I'll go into the smokcr.-Brook.
lyn Life.