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c..nr..ien.l.

wSHrScroS, July &--B. agree
nent the conference report on the
tar d bill vas deferred when the Sea
ate me- to-day until sp'c,oeS. for the
purpose Of giving the Republicans
time 10 CONSIDER.
On motun o. EIunicn-a resolution
directing the Secretary OF the IRS
uy 10 transmit a Ia Of the claims II
TIE hands OF the acccuntinS offers %
The government. and lss al claims
passed upon br the oaart q Claims
requiring app-uPIancos Ii this s
ion was adopted Also nsas nso-
lu6cns calling On the Atto-nsy-Gea-
erl for ccpse oS al earres7ooSsRce
With railrosi oSc5Ak N ecanecSoa
With the recent strike
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tree sugar sHsoiSut proposed By
Senate. ossy yesisoSy- Il US d.
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carry @ P-oSosEon VII LOS we
with tsl-
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ths Pure Food bl and tz ESzsEe
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Agriculture. G Ehsa Hztchs Chair
FAD.
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Democratic State Central Committee.
A meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee will be held at
Carson City. on Wednesday. July
18th. at l O'Clock p. ". A full at
tendance Is requested. as matters OF
importance will be brought before
said meeting.
H HAEgIS Chairman.
JOIN OTooEE, Secty.
Is-I II
PSTFOSED-
On account OF Ari irregularity Of
running trains by the c. p. r. r Co
th- meeting OF the Democratic State
Central Committee. called for July
Ssh i hsreby postponed to wednes-
day. August Is. lS2i.
1.2lti H HIExrS Chairman
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Dave Casper las iess received
na= h,t - sszlPEVs q Spriuz AZ
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RESPECTIVE GagIl-s is So sal CO
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Primary Election
Ot sEe Eaopbs &C
Wednesday, Aug. Is, "a,

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st.EsE - tte ratio & L. u / by the
listed States independent x say
EaiDs7. sod sii saTpCrt the
EcGirees Il The silver Party
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E-fasea Her Garter.

List evening the drzvkzi ~ one
% The cars On No pulled cut near
HsIscS- causing considerable delay.
While TIE train Den ~ers putting and
s=eSsTuS over 6s;- attempts 70 eou-
PIE hs train topthsr = young hdy
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fused I'D ztrEr Co1e Gzlsy : ag-
czln EG ENSc-i All ih= train pro
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furnished IT, lNDEFEpES- br !
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kvty SOFT Tea I=Ez$ =eos Kill,
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afraid Z ~x l sly a1e =or-Ar,
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direct she Cpau:y Csz.ral Cruni,ts.s
q tE@ Silver Party in the several
tFuufs-s 10 G6a SiA = 20 call Priusr.
G.eC'Er=E ~ lhh ,irsr designated T.,
tha Cga1uT,trs aud % ds,rcs Czp-.
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tsgvFp'ryn aEFrac iNs a1S's5s;4 =
Ihs.; respective CuJ1'ts5, a-i sags-
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itry ~C-Eanzsl C1ur;y CeFtral Cor.
uirittss Ee rysrrUnIsud that r.smis-S
* 'le Silver Party Immediately taxa
s,sss t- 2fg1uito CaUnIy C--sraI
~trGgfi'sys IN thar -v~sus-tfva
tUgHllcs and that Bhrr f-um nav
cs1se co suCr romantics shall bs ~
GtnEE1d hat msmbers 81 tfe >,a,a
Is tea! C-muit's 10 sch Cngr{fsa
- sos arv tTreby suEHo- xs,! 70 cali
Brlmssy El,cftces ard SUPERVISE the
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L,tO = NIXON. CEair-ru
IL .. FL,NSEgY. $,esVtssy.
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STRtyED

9:rsyd irUea Cherry Greek. NJ
vaiL 1Soat siZkteen kesi q mules
All bnrsca t-a7dsd zi,h. Asur'' "A
Esck-
Ibe HHisrsxnsd xiii pay > ht-'sol
NE1rd to auyuce gSyinz iuforr.a,bsa
'h1t viii ksd 70 ,tsis recovery.
Atiress J. " Astss-. Esso. as ,by
osr@s.
: z. BtLyrv.
EsRfrr Greek.
"4lm NrvsiJ.
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Ehe e~sgsrTl Silver Party Caqu:y
-=Cr-I- E.srI Eiu4-s vii Gala
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REAL MERIT : ~ Characteristics
g aoucs SGrSTI al = = Ezri-
Tested ever Gy = - H@rahLs
c--S tbs -LE=-= zSc2ClS%
EnrSS SE-zrG:Ll : - s2i Try
Il
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EcoG< Pa - ~ bsz sz2EEr
ea:ZG-1c Al Evs- =~Scz=. HIN
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In tie Hc1ss ths Committee On
Co1zsree mas, CO Dctboo ot H2:ch-
relieved tca tEtAr eoz&zzGoo q
ths Pure Food bM and tn DszSEre
E& referred 20 tie C0ouits,s q
Agriculture. G EhSa Hatch Chair
FAD.
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40 tgr iH= aEoa=r=1 usz STATE
J-1irst C -l:tse a-i IT, s--s-
'Efn e. Sasr u:.=r g. -Dss a. "a,
PUEsT.! CO. 5etgr+ &C. Core
loo.
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and harrassed by crowds of beasts and
birds of prey, such as bears, wolves,
foxes, wildcats, weasels, eagles, hawks
and owls. Even domestic animals, cat
tie, goats and reindeer, join in the hunt
None OF these migrant Jennings ever
return by the course from which they
come. The onward march of the SUR
vivors never ceases until they reach tn
sea, into which they plunge and swim
ming onward in the same direction as be-
fore, perish in the waves.
AS matter Of fact, the jennings
which perish In the sea are acting undeE
the same blind impulse that led them
previously to cross smaller pieces OF
water in safety No survivors of IN a
migrating boards ever live to transmit
their final and fatal experience to subse-,
quent generations, and so this gigantic
mistake is periodically repeated. Abnor-
NAL increase of numbers and consequent
necessity for food bring about the migra-
tions from the highlands to the lowlands,
winding up in the ocean. The animals
only travel at night and pause when they
find sustenance plentiful. Exhaustion Of
the food supply compels them to proceed.
Naturally, they would not turn back on
their tracks, the region behind being
eaten bare. 1t is a curious fact that
during these journeys they multiply
enormously and even more rapidly than
at home. Such migration lasts from
one to three years.
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PRUDERY's VICTIM.


Henry vizetelly, Who Was Inn
prisoned for Selling zola's Books
Dies.
From the Philadelphia Press.
London, Jan. 2.--Henry vizetelIy died
at Farnham yesterday. He had been In
feeble health since he was imprisoned for
selling zola's works
MR.. vIzETELLY's "HEINoUs' oFFErsE.
The irony of fate has seldom been more
forcibly illustrated than in the case OF
Henry Vizetelly. Since 1899, when, at
the age Of 20, he was imprisoned for the
heinous offense of publishing three works
Of Emile Zola's without sufficient emascu.
lation TO admit Of their being read with
out a blush by the prudish British press
censors, the veteran publisher has been
steadily failing in health.
A few months ago, when almost on HIS
deathbed, he witnessed the wondroua
spectacle of the whole British social and
literary world in furore of bliss over the
author OF these same works, and unable
TO fete him enough. Britain blessing him
on his deathbed for what it had sent him
TO jail for not four years before.
His Imprisonment aroused much fndies
nation in certain quarters. Robert Buc-
hanan denounced the decision as fatal to
literature. The purveyors Of pornography
were on their knees before the Vigilance
society and great holocausts of unclean
print were INDUCED in. One publisher
sacrificed 100000 French novels. The
general journalistic opinion was stated to
be that the tyranny of the juror in the
matter Of libel suits and licentious prints
had become insupportable. To say that
Ouida had been more immoral than lola,
now that lola had been judicially con-
DAMNED avn n a.ttf it, g. ~. -
libel, and severe criticism became impos-
sible except of dead authors.
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A MAN-oF-wAR ROOSTER.
His Encounter With the Rooster That
He Saw in the Brass Ventilator.
From ST. Nicholas

Who would think that rooster could
become great pet on board ship? But
on the flagship Chicago, the man-of-war
which last spring travelled almost 5000
miles to get home for the Columbian naval
parade, there was a rooster that was the
pet of the men on board ship. He was
bought in the West Indies, on the way to
Montevideo, and was intended for the
Christmas dinner; but his great cheerful
ness as shown by his hearty growing in
the most unreasonable weather won him
his life.
So After his liberty had been given to him
and he had become fairly tanned he noticed
one day another veryiproud rooster in a
polished brass ventilator which stands
on the quarter deck. He Immediately put
on the proudest air; then, noticing that
the other rooster did the same, he step
ped closer to inquire, and soon found him
self glaring puginaciously at the other
fellow, who seemed quite as defiant as
himself. From looks IL came to blows
and soon our rooster was Indignantly
fighting his own reflection. Occasional
ly he would strike the ventilator hard
with his bill and be thrown back much
astonished, only TO return to the attack
when he noticed that his enemy apparent
ly reiterated.
This was kept up at intervals for sew
al weeks until the rooster learned that
more hard knocks than glory were to be
got by keeping up the fued Even now,
after many months on board. he occasion
ally renews the attack, but in half
hearted way, as if he knew that he was
doing something silly.
His name is Dick. and when there is
food ahead he answers to it like gentle
man. At Ensenada, in the Argentine Re-
public, the Chicago lay alongside the dock
In the Grand canal, and Dick was allowed
to run on shore and pick up what he could
find He never strayed far from the
gangway, and would come proudly strut
ting back when called on board by one of
the men.
He is a very pugnacious bird, and In En-
senada started fight between dog and
himself The combat, witnessed by the
whole ships company, while productive
of no harm to either side. was an amusing
sight, and consisted OF dashes at the dog,
with occasional real blows on the part Of
the rooster. and much barking and run
ming about on the part of the dog
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Gilt-Fdga Mntton

New York Letter in Baltimore SUM-.
A week ago a s., 900 imported Holstein
ram strayed away from the Vanderbilt
farm at Oakdale, L. l. There was a vain
search for the animal until Yesterday.
when a sheriff's deputy found the ram s
skin tackled upon the door of house. In
side the house the carcass was being cut
up for consumption. The man said he
found the ram dead, but he viii be asked
TO give further explanation of his hank
ring after such gilt-edged mutton.
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The reputation January so we'll
established and well deserved that
always brings in great crowd Of customers We have de-
lected assortment of Muslin Underwear such
never before shown including all the latest styles dainty
charming designs specially made for this occasion.
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The most deadly foes Of field mice are
the short cared owls, which are always
present in great numbers when a plague
occurs. Enemies quite effective in their
way are adders, but it would hardly be
practicable to encourage the propagation
of dangerous serpents for such a reason.
In South America the plains Of the Ar
gentine are much infested by these
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that for quality, style, perfection Of
fit and finish and price have never
been equalled in this city.
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Mrs e. d. E. N. Southworth, the author
ess, celebrated the seventy-fourth anniver-
sary OF her birthday on Christmas day. Her
years.
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Henry Vizetelly, Who Was Inn
prisoned for Selling zola's Books
Dies.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
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@efabr brOben iolIte. Sept bat iie bas
&usleben, tpel6es oftmalS nit nero0ier
@emiitbsart be5eibnet lpir6. Sebe CUTE
Wttl9fub ibeint 6crartig neranlagt 5u fetn.
9o6 loqte biefeS nerpDle temperament
Der Stub nicbt geret5t wer6en, lonit nirO ber
Wttl9etmer balb Ieer bleihen unb Die BON
tbr gegebene Wilb iuenis &abm 3et9en.
0as rubige, na6itnnenbe CD 8eien ioate
tbr etgen ietn, tpenn ite Mit9 vma6t"... -.
9terouf feIgen etntge tpeitere bl0oitnntge
Ybralen iiber Die yWuiter@&ub" (La Vaca
Modelo), tbre Wtlbersiebigfeit, tbre mitz
terltcben @tseni9aften, tbre 3drtLi6e 9iebe
fur tbre Sunaen u1tb bann fommt folgenber
Hnitnn in 8eaug auf bic Wterfmale elmer
gltten Sub:
vNtr bemerfen einen 3iemIicb Longen
Stopt grOBe, berOorite6enbe Qu9en, Die
gut BON etlla1toer un5 i'm @eit6t binunter
lte9en; gruBe S6nau3e unb Maul, feline
petbli9e O6ren nit rei6er, Dlieer Nblon7
oerung i'm Snnern; tletne, ipibig sulau>
tenOe Corner tpenn ie ntbt cine &oIben1
tub 1T bocb m08en tie am StoB siemli6
bid iein; breite &tefer, &eble gut 3uges
16nttten, obne berunter bangenber 6aut
bis nabe al Der 8ruit, Elm LANCER, iblanter
pals, i9rdg %qbfauenbe S9uItern, oben
bInn, aber ii3 nGbe BEN goroerbeinen ers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22

SEN 8inter au bringeu. @ie es beiBt,
finb gferbe fir 81 bas Stiid bcrtauft
ipor6en unb 9an3 fitr3Gt4 erft fam eine
6eerbe S6weine bureb @ranb SSIan6, fir
Die nur so Gents bas Stiid be5oblt tporben
mar. Sin aus bem tpeitliben Nebrasta
ACCOMPLISHMENTS tbeilte NIT
baB bortielbit 8terOe gei9la6tet tpurOelr,
UNI S9peinen ais Sutter u%Or9epOrfen su
tperben.
9aS fin6 in Ser Sbat 6iitere 8iloer, Bic
bon ben 3uftdn6en in ienem pOn ben I'M
bit6cn Ser 8itterung 10 ibper beimgeiu3z
ten Staate enttporfen iperben! @s ftebt
81 boffen, baB Die 6oau benubten Sarben
Su 9reQ aufgetragen wor6en itno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
Aertr1tlt1trnI supplement.

6ieies unier 2an6 mar, tpel6es Die Icberz
biirbung 6es @eiSenmarttes neruria6te,
ObpobI Die nit @eisen bebaltte @eiammt9
f1d6e I'M 2aufe Der lebten sebn Sabre abz
nabn1, ipdbreno Die 8ep6lterung I'M nGms
lt9eu 3eitraume I'm unsefdbr 12,500,OO0
Seelen sunabm. SIM Sabre 1884 traren
nabc3u 80, 500, 900 NcreS nit 8ei3en be-
lteIt, in ben erlten bret Sabren 6ieieS Sobrz
Sebnts bingegcn umfaBte bteie SlGde our97
i6nittlich nidt mtebr ais 81, 500, 600 QcreS
uu0 in oteiem Sabr Deranl6lagt un1er
N6erbauminiiterium 6as nit Wet5en be-
baute @ebiet auf nut 3 $1,000, 600 NcreS.
Die Grnte mar p6dnomenal in 1891, auBerz
orOcntltb ergtebig in 1892 unb errei6te
cineu 0ur6i6nittsertrag i'm Sabre 1898
unO 1894. SIS lit mebr ais nabrl3etnltdb,
oaB Der @rnteertrag in 1891 unb Ben beioen
fOlgenbcn Sa6ren BON unierem NGerbau7
amt melt unterl6GBt purbe uub AUDI in
8esug auf bic biesidbrige @rnte ldeint OaS
Der SAT- Su fem.
gu 0tclem bon uns er5eu9ten lteber Hub
n1uBte nun Elm %ipettercr, in Der argenttnilcben
9tepubltt er5eu9ter, gerechnet perben, Don
no I'M Sabre 1892 il6er 16, 200, 900 8uibel,
in 1893 iber SO, 000, 900 8ui6el Gusgcz
fibrt wurbcn, Wd6reno ser bieSjGbrige @rz
port auf $1,000, 900 8nibel DeraniBtagt
wiro. 8or benz Sabre 1890 erreidbte bort
nur etnlnal bic NuSfubr Die 3iffer bon
100000 8uibeI unb bic rieiig lcbneQe
3unabme in ben b~ortigen @rnteertrGgen,
Die nit Der bermebrten 0llSfubr bon bier
nab europa, ben guten Grnten in Sen
2Gnbern beS leBteren @rOtbeiIeS ieit 1891
unb ben reiben @rntcertrGgen, Die felt
1892 in Snoien 3u Dersei6nen iparen, 5u7
iammcn traf, bat an benz gtieber6rii6en Der
0ei5enpreiic tpeientli6 mitgebolfcn. Nrz
genttnien 1T %ge9entpdrttg oaS etnSi9e 9alb,
in nelbem bic @ei3enanbauzSld9e in
BEN lebt berflofienen Sabren iib be6euz
ten6 Dergr0Rert bat. 9(rgentiniibe Sta
tilttfen entbcbren i'm N0gemetnen bcr @ez
naui9teit, bod 10 Dett man itb auf ite oerz
lalien fam, sei9en ie inns, OaB baS i'm
Sabre 1880 nur 400, 900 Ncres umfalienoe
8etSengebtet i'm Dortgen Sabre ibon cine
Nusoebnung bon 5000, 600 9(cre5 angez
nommen bate. Selbit angeiibts Der
nie6rigen Breilc, Die ieit ser noriG6rigen
@rnte berrl6ten, tpirb bon bort cine be0eu>
tenbe @rpeiterung beS @etsenbaueS be-
riAtet.
Die bon ben ar9entinii8en 8eb0r6en in
8e5ug auf bieie uberrai6enben Sorti9ritte
auf bem @ebiete Der @eisenproouftion gez
sebene @rflGruns tbut Bar, baB bieieLben
tDeil5 in Der felt mebreren Sabreu beSablz
ten @olbpramte, t6eilS in Ser 8ciiebelung
Oes 9anoeS lettcns elmer groBen Qn3abl bon
itdlienll6en Ginwan6ercrn gu iuben ittb,
bic, tuenn tic betm 8eisenbau NUT Die alIer@
notbmenbi9iten 2ebensbeburfniiie befriebiz
gen tOnnen, obne gerbrub BON frib Wtor>
gems Bis @benbS ipdt tbdtig iinb.
Dem mo9e nun ietn, ipie ibm tpOGe,
faum elaubli6 lit es, OaB BET @ei3enbebarf
Der 8elt LANCE mebr gu ben iebigcn Breiien
ge6eGt tperbeu fam unb ipeun ni9t cine
Gei6e bon vmageren" Sa6ren ii6 einiteut,
nm BEN @ertb biele8 0etreiDsS pieber auf7
surtc6ten, 70 ipirb 6as auer Mabri6einlt6z
felt nocb 6aburb errei9t toeroen, baB bic
benz 8eisenbau OienenOen @ebietsfIdden
um Elm 8e0eutenbes tleiner gema9t tuer6en.