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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
NEWS OF THE WIRE BOILED DOW

JeffcrsOnville. Ind, April 1.-The
rain to-day Quenched the forest fires
which have been raging in Southern
Indiana.
Sioux CITY Iowa, April Rain
which fell here nearly all day yester-
day and last night turned to snow to-
day and it has been falling ever since.
This is the heaviest snow storm of the
season. Rainfall is quite is quite gem
eral. At YanktOn eight inches Of
snow fell this morning.
Pittsburg, April THE manufac-
turers committee of the Chamber Of
Commerce to-day decided to organize
a manufacturers club here which will
have representation in the National
Manufacturers Association.
Washington. April 1.-The Supreme
Court of the United States failed to
hand down a decision in the income
tax cases to-day.
New York. April Mayor Strong
has sent word TO Police Commissioners
Murray and Kerwin, Platt Repubh-
cans. that their designations are de-
sired. Tt is not known who Will De
appointed TO succeed them.
The Young Peoples Social Union
of the Wesley NJ. Z. Church met at
Miss Venia Parrolls residence, No.
4457 South Jacob street, last evening,
and transacted their regular business,
after which they INDUCED in few .
cial games until midnight, when they
left for their homes.
Fred. J. Heinz & Co. have opened
a tailoring establishment in the build
ing recently occupied by Louis Del
brugge.
Squire Joseph A. Arkle, of South
Jacob street, Assistant Adjutant Cen
eral. will leave this morning over the
Ohio River railroad to establish the
headQuarters Of the West Virginia G.
A. r. at Charleston. He expects TO re
turn Friday evening.
The North End Souvenir Club will
give a dance in Menge & Howleys
hall. Thursday, April 18th.
S. NJ. Rice & Co. removed yester-
dav from No. 1912 Main street to the
building formerly occupied by House
G Hermann. No. 1900 Main street.
Millinery Opening to-day. Swabaoker's.
Millinery Opening to-day. Swabacker's.
millinery Opening to-day. SWabaeker's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
WHEELING, W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1895
VISITED THE DIVES.

The Members OF the st. Louis Sabbath
Association Follow Parkhursts Ex-
ample,
St.Louis, Mo-, April Eleven mem
oers Of the Sabbath Association,
among whom were several ministers,
emulated DR.. Parkhurst Sunday night
and made round of the theatrical
dives. Their object was TO procure the
eyldenceonwhich Attorney Jas. Hop
kns this morning swOre out warrants
against Dive-keepers Bryant, Feely,
A. j. Summerville, Lizzie Esher. Lon
c. Thompson and k Carlton. An or
der issued by Chief Harrigan that the
mont doors Of all saloons must be lock-
ed on sunday was generally obeyed,
only three arrests being made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Freeman Jackson. a native
of McKeesport, Pa, aged %. and
Julia Craig, a native Of Westmore-
land county, Pa, aged 81
There is a good deal of fast driy-
ing being done on the streets, and an
example ought to be made Of some
body before an accident occurs.
The B. p. w. has issued an order
enforcing the rules regarding use OF
street hose, obstruction Of sidewalks,
allowing vehicles to stand on the
streets, etc.
There were eleven cases in Police
Court yesterday morning Fred
Pratt, charged with jumping on
moving train, was dismissed. The re-
naming cases were the ordinary run
of disorderlies, drunks, etc.
j. NJ. Noll has purchased the gro-
Gerry of AdOlph Reader, az Fulton.
The Council Committee on Fre
Department made its annual tour oi
inspection yesterday ~
-Messrs. McKown & Martin OF thls
city, have purchased the patent rlshE
of a lately invented new style on can
and expect to manufacture the can III
this city. They are at present heso-
tiating with firm in the CITY 10 uial'-
ufacture it and if they do not come 10
terms the gentlemen will erect pIanO
and manufacture the cans themselves.
Five drunks had been run IN DN
the police up to ten o'clock lasl hlgnI;
Mr.. Andrew Baker iather OIL
Baker Bros. the laundrymen' ule1
suddenly yesterday morning aI II
o'clock. The deceased was hlSniy re-
spected and was in his seventy IIll.h
year. The funeral arrangements H"'o
not yet been made.
William Holden was arraleue1 Oo-
fore Justice Phillips YESTERDAY vi
charge of stealing a mule harness anu
wagon. He was sent 10 jan.
The Daughters of Liberty are max
ing arrangements to organize ioHe'
in the Sixth ward. A..
The plate mill department Oh no
Belmont mill will go on double luIn
to-day and will give a large huiHD'F
of men employment. -.u,
The Cadet band Of this clly wiz
give a ball Easter Monday April I''n'
at Beethoven Hall. ., -.
Pride of Wheeling CoHhcI no -
d. of L., will give musicl. ana ~, ~
airy entertainment at the 0Id fel'o"S
Hall, Tuesday exening. April l'ln.
Carpenters were az Work yeS,gi n
day tearing down the residence OF no
ianitor of Zion German Lulneras
Church and work on the repairs u
the church will be begun at once.
The Board of Public Works mao
large force of men at WORK ye9'e' uN''
cleaning South Market street 1T
The Wheeling steel WORKS. Nnich
shut down last Saturday lot Iepa'i',
went on full this morning.
THE Silver Leaf Cluo have ieasea ,l
Knoke's Hall for one year ana .,1a H@te
had the hall fixed in elegant s'sIe ni
They have purchased an organ }-,id. anu anu
last night a large crowd ol l5a,eS oiab vnra a%a
gentlemen friends Of this cIuo S,,,.' Te.e
invited to be present at the opening, =,
and at a late hour all seemed 10 DO
having a pleasant time.
Al III / fs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
THE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals OF Those Who
Are stopping in the City.

St Charles-S.&G. Kilgare, VIM.
Richards, Thomas, Brenoff, ID. Powers,
e. Holstead, Warrington; Sophia Beans,
Berta Willis, Fannie Beans, Richard
Willis, ST. Mary's; w. T.. Strait, Lo-
gansport, w. Va; A. A. McDougle,
Parkersburg.
Stamm-John A. Hutchinson, Park
ersburg; E. NJ. Atkinson, Elm Grove;
Henry Ferguson, Sistersville; w. II.
Mallory. Clarington.
Behler-J. A. Haggerty, c. L. Bog
CESS, Fairmont; ]. B. Nay, Manning
ton; 6. ]. Robinson, New Martinsville;
]. H. Hasslet, d. Haley, ]. r. Hesson,
H. NJ. Gray, Sistersville; w. II. Reese,
St. Mary's; c. E. Yeater, Andoline, w.
Va: G.. w. Thompson and wife, Sis
tersville.
Windsor. J. J. Askey, Parkers-
burg: Jasper Y. Moore, c. A. BOggess,
Clarksburg: A. J. Clark, Chas. Blake,
Warrington.
Van Keuren-A. NJ. Crow, John
Crow, Littleton.
Brunswick-W ]. Smith. Smith
vile; G. c. Hem, Weston; f. M. Will
son. Fairmont; NJ. l.. Davis, Catawba,
w. Va.
McLure-L. w. May, Steubenville;
L. A. Brenneman, Sistersville; w. II.
Burns, Washington, Pa; T. n. Barns
dali, Bradford, Pa, J. A. Garland,
Warrington; B. ]. McKown, Washing
ton; J. II. Hazzlet, B. Haley, Sisters
Vile: L. Hardman, New Philadelphia;
James Westhaffer, Uhrichsville.
Col. Joe thinner, the handsome and
accommodating clerk at the Stamm, left
yesterday afternoon on vacation trip
of several days. He went from here
to Pittsburg and from there will go
to Cleveland and further west. He
will be gone about ten days. 1t was
reported after Joe left that he had
gone away to get married. but an in
vestigatiOn of the report proved 1t
was untrue.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
THE NEW AMALGAMATED SCALE.
II is Satisfactory To Both sides and all the
Mills VIII Resume

Cleveland, Ohio, April l. Mr..
David Armstrong. who has been in
Youngstown for a number Of days as
a member of the conference commit
tee Of the Amalgamated Association
OF Iron and Steel Workers to meet the
Iron Manufacturers Association. re-
turned to this city to-day. He said
the agreement reached regarding the
scale Of wages for iron workers was
entirely satisfactory to both sides, and
with that agreement all the mills in
the west would start to-day. All the
mills are again running in YOungs-
town, attire a long period Of idleness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
AT MARTINS FERRY.
Only Partial Results Available at One
O'clock This Morning.

only Bartial Results AVaiiaDie aI ohe
O'clock This Morning.
Following is the result of yester-
days voting at Martins Ferry, as far
as the count had progressed at one
o'clock this morning. Quite number
of ladies voted at the various polls:
FIRST WARD.
City Solicitor-Wm. Dixon, D., 254;
E. E. McCombs, R., 176; T. w. Shreve,
Pro-, 3S. Water Works Trustee
George Spence, D., $50; Theo. Moore,
R., 1S6. Cemetery Trustee-John Wal
ters, D., III: Felix Hadsell, R., 25O.
Geo. Reece, Pro-, 55. Assessors
Anon Paxton, D., 222; Pier Coleman,
R., 221. Council-Richard StewartI D.,
251; A. T. >Dinsmore, R., 2O4. Justice
-Theo. Kellar. R.. 265; S. A. Clemens,
R., 241; Geo. Hathaway, Cit, 8; J. E.
Clark, Cit, 35. Treasurer-Fred Cox,
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AT BRIDGEPORT.
The Republican Ticket Successful Yester-
dny.


The town election at Bridgeport,
yesterday resulted as follows:
Justice-Kellar, r., First ward, 13O;
Second, 1O6; Third, rs; Clark, l., First
ward, 1OS; Second, So; Third, Z. Glenn
mems, R., First ward, 149; Second,
100; Third, 76; Hathaway, l., First
ward 62; Second, SO; Third. II.
Trustee Giffin, r., First ward, 156,
Second, 1O1; Third 70; Pitner, l., First
ward, 95; Second, 5S; Third, 10.
Treasurer-Fox, r., First ward, 1S1;
Second, 1913; Third, so. No opposi-
tion.
Assessor-First ward, Howell, r.,
143; Second ward, Bratton, R., 100;
Third ward, Dodds, R., rs.
Cemetery Trustee-First ward, Nc
Aninch, r., First ward, 1874; Second,
101; Jane, l., First ward, SO; Second 10,
Council-First ward, Barker, R.,
1870; Lyle, l., 124; Second, Bingle, R.,
1O6; Reed, l., 54 Third, Morgan, R.,
76; Martin, r., "a No opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
rhe nel,wnre senntorshir.

Dover. Del, April 1.-The Republi-
cans to-day resumed their original pO-
sition i'm the Senatorial contest. only
the three candidates who first asplred
10 the Office being voted for. But one
ballot was taken, which resulted as
follows: Higgins 9; Addicks >; Mas
sey 4; Ridgley 9; Pennewill l; Bay
ard l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
The Result in SteubenviIIe.

Special to the Register.
Steubenville. Ohio, April 1.-Wm.
Riley, the Republican candidate for
Mayor, was elected by 1856 majority, a
Republican loss over last year of 500
The Republicans elect their entire
ticket, except one Councilman, by
greatly reduced majorities. The wo-
men failed to elect a single candidate
for the school board, although in two
wards their candidates were endorsed
by the Democrats. The great cut in
Riley's majority was due to disaffected
Republicans and Germans Many
Democrats voted for Riley, which
pulled him through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
NURDEREBBY THEIR MOTHER.
Awful Discovery of a Chambernaii in
a Columbus Hotel.
Two Children Found Lying in a Bed
With Their Threats Cut.

The Mother had Come to the citv
on Purpose to Murder Her Three
Little Ones and Commit Suicide.
She Killed Two ofThem, but the
Pitiful Pleading Of the Third
Melted Her Heart-Nothinc to In
dicate Insanity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
Cborred yytb Cbld 0Iurder.

Crawfordsyille, Ind, April Ito
day Flora Hail. Mrs. Samuel WOlliver
and Charles Wolliver. her son, were
arrested fOUA the murder of the infant
child OF of Miss Hall. The child dis
appeared last Tuesday. and last night
Coroner Barcus and Or Leech made a
midnight search in CrawfOrds woods.
The grave of the child was found COW
cred with leaves at the foot of bluff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
Arr1,rKAnLE DEMONSTRATION.

rt Friendly sentiment for the United
States. Made at Caracas by the Nenezue-
....
w sirston. d. c.. April Word
Has here of a remarkable demon
-tar at Caracas. the capital OF Ven
a. expressive of the common SEN
of the United States and Ven
Inn upholding the Monroe doc
@ No occurred on the visit of the
T. squadron. under Admiral Meade,
... Guayara. where the officers were
.. government officials and were
j with much pOmp and pop
ovation To- the Capitol. They
feted there I'm many ways, and
.cial congratulations were exchanged
tween President Crespo and Admir-
Meade. They were entertained by
he President and at a reception given
M their honor. AN the members of the
Cabinet. except the Minister Of For
en AUairs, who was sick. were pres
When the Americans were about TO
DEPART. President Crespo issued an Of
..... letter 20 Admiral Meade. IN
Which he expressed a most affectionate
farewell and demonstrating the pro-
found friendship his government has
toward the people and gov ernment OF
u United States.
T1 This Admiral Meade replied Off
Ge under the rate of March Is. He
r1wledged President CrespO's eX-
r- SION of the friendly sentiment eX-
listing between the United States and
Venezuela He adds that in behalf or
Oh. rr-ed States government ne begs
to assure the President that the SEN
r.ma. O. affection is fully reciproca-
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FARMER Badly Beaten.

.. REGISTER.
burg. w. Va, April John
% farmer, hailing from
county, became engaged in a
quarrel with L. j. McNerney
night and was terribly beat
., about the head and face.
was arrested and held un-
- --- .--L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

l-..' '.oa. Pa, April The trial Of
t'.N.nsons suit for damages for
-''eSal Incarceration in DAN
pr Forest, Of Green county.
-.-s- home by the illness of his
.-r t .-e defendant declined to
- with eleven Jurors.
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To Disestnbllsb the welch Church.

London. April 1.-The bill for the
dis-establishment Of the church in
Wales passed its second reading in
the House of Commons this evening.
The government had a majority Of
a. the vote standing 304 in favor Of
the measure to 260 against it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
NJ nld Ranrnnder Dend.

u ... ha-ISter.
-.. ...saurg, w. Va, April Mich
...'H-.d. S5 years of age, one Of
g.. '.s. engineers i'm the United
having been a railroader for 80
s.. '.'l a- his home on Jeannette
~ -1ls city, this afternoon.
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Republicans Carry GAINESVILLE.

Special to the Register
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, April 1.-Wm. S.
Bell, Republican, for Mayor, is elected
by about $50 over w. II. Rutledge,
Democrat. The Council and Board of
Education fall into the hands of the
Republicans.
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M VENEZUELAN TROUBLE.
Brian Still Persists in Her
Positive Refusal
Tie Matter to ArbitTatOrS
for Adjustment

Gives the State Department
small Amount of Concern,
. Unless There is a Change of
The United States VIII
called Upon to- Give Ven
More Substantial Aid
-- Has Yet Been Accorded.
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-cErEN GOODS" CASE ENDED.
HH Filmed aud the West Nirginians are
Permitted To- Go Come.

HH Filmed aud the West Virginians are
Permitted TO Go Come.
Washington. ID. c.. April 1.-The
car goods case was brought 10 an
c when Alexander p. Hill stood up
Judge NIler's court and received a
sentence of 500 fine or ninety days in
. for csrrEi concealed weapons.
H addition TO that Hill has yet to
one hundred and eighty days in
Wa-N1ouse. as a suspicious char
- Hickman is now serving the
sentence on the latter charge,
Ing been acquitted of carrying con-
. Weapons by the jury.
t Greathouse and John o.
were both sentenced TO six
u jaiL but their sentence was
-0 S111 or ninety days Great
paid ,he fines and the two West
are now free
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
--lnl rrnmInent NIan I'D.

burg. w. Va, April 1.-One
suUrgs Oldest and most
citizens and business men,
Pa Kelly died here to-day,
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lInv Die From BLOOD Polson.

Special to the Register.
PartershurC w. Va, April 1.-Oli-
yer II. Littleton, residing here, had
two teeth extracted last Thursday,
from the effects of which his face be-
came swollen so much as to make him
unrecOgniZable. Physicians we're
summoned and say that blood poison
ing has set in, from which he may die
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

rcaa. ID. c., April The
.. State is very much con-
ne-. days by the Venezuela
r appears that jAmbassa-
r.ea-I has not succeeded in in
tr. British government to give
Che request submitted by him
direction of Congress, that the
dispute be submitted to
The present situation is
afn De alarming, as armed bod
.ish and Venezuelans are
each other closely in the dis
..0ry, and there may be a
h az any moment. The ad-
1 has been considering
the course TO be pursued in
and it is entirely probable
.ae British persist in bringing
sa.h q collision. through fail
heed the repeated warnings and
of the United States to sub
matter to a fair arbitration,
-r.- Die United States will feel oblig-
A. follow the moral aid it has given
r Venezuela i'm this matter by more
a.al assistance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
The Prcsident,s Moving Day.

Washington, d. c., April Owing
to the threatening condition of the
weather. President Cleveland decided
to postpone his departure for WOOdley
for the day. He will probably move
there tomorrow if the weather is
D1coSapt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
Inmher In.ncctor kmed.

.H..In Register
uu'le. o.. April IL. P.
Cd Pan-H9ndle Railroad lum-
.-or, while sitting on the end
r the Panhandle track seven
, of this city this afternoon.
and killed by an east bound
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THE WEATHER.

For West Virginia; onoT ,na =, ,oI-
snow furries in the early morning, llts III III
lowed by fair; much cooIeF' hOf 1netA
winds.
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R., 251. Trustee, Geo. Pitner, Cit,
80; Geo. Giffin, R., 246.
SECOND WARD.

OEOOND w AM
City Solicitor-Wm. Dixon, D., lis;
E. E. McCombs, R., 147; T. w. Shreve,
Pro-, 3S. Water Works Trustee-Geo.
Spence, D., 116; Theo. Moore, R., rs;
George Spence, Pro, A. Cemetery
Trustee-John Walters, D., 6S; Felix
Hadsell, R.. $50; Geo. Reece, Pro-, 81.
Assessors-Geo. Rizer, D., 50; Jerre
Ebberts, R., 124. Council-Patsy
Daugherty, d., 64; w. Kerr, r., 1877.
School Board 1.-TWO to elect)-Henry
Guthrie, D., SO; R. Barr, D., 60; Geo.
Tweedy. R.. 217; Mott Aldridge, R.,
210; w. H. Hall, Pro, 20; Geo. Burton,
Pro-, 20. Justice-Theo. Kellar, r.,
PIG; S. A. Clemens, R., 1856; Geo. Hath
away, Cit, s; J. e. Clark, Cit, 1S.
Treasurer-Fred Fox, R., 206. Trustee
Geo. Pitner, Cit, 2S; Geo Giftin, r.,
100.
THIRD WARD.
City Solicitor-Wm. Dixon, D., 175;
E. Z. McCombs, r., 1877; T. w. Shreve,
Pro-, A. Water Works Trustee-Geo
Spence, d., AZ; Theo. Moore, R., 275;
Geo. Spence, Pro, SO. Cemetery Trus-
tee-John Walters, D., 50; Felix Had
sell, R., $50; Geo. Reece, Pro, 80. AS
sessor-Jacob Arm, D., 115; Geo. Strain,
R., 276. Council-L. Rothermund, D.,
1872; Chas. James, R., 299.
COUNTRY PRECINCT.
Justice-Theo Kellar, R., "a; S. A.
Clemens, r., 81; Geo. Hathaway, Cit,
H. j. e. Clark, Cit, %. Treasurer
Fred Foxa r., 62. Trustee-Geo. Pit
ner, Cit, 10; Geo. Gifin, r., 81.
TOWNSHIP.
Assessor-Roff. Goff, D., 69; VIM
Taylor, R., 50. Supervisors-Robert
Applegarth, D., 2S; l.. Woods, D., 81;
L. Moore, D., 20; Mahlon Payne, D.,
16.
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Millinery Opening to-day. swabacker's.
Millinery Opening to-day. swabacker's.Q
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Pittsburg, April 1.-The German
Americans of Pittsburg honored Bis
marck tonight by an immense gath
ering at Central Turner Hall.
A DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON.
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Millinery Opening to-day. swabaeker's.
Millinery Opening to-day. Swabacker's.
Millinery Opening to-day. swabaeker's.
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Millinery Opening to-day swabacker's.
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New York. April bismarck was
honored tonight by 1000 representa-
tive German-AmeIican New Workers.
The Arion and Liederkranz club
houses were a mass of American and
German colors grouped together and
side by side in each were the pictures
of Washington and Bismarck.
LARGE GATHERING IN PITTS
BURG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

London. April 1.-An enthusiastic
meeting in honor Of Prince Bismarck
was held in this city tonight and was
attended by over 1.5OO Germans.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-02
Silver in Austria.

Senator Vest, of Missouri has writ
ten a very interesting letter to the st.
Louis Republic, from which we re-
produce the following:
austria, where | now find myself,
has the gulden as the unit of value, a
silver coin worth about 40 cents in
u money, and has two hundred
millions of dollars in silver. During
the 40 years prior to 1880, the curren-
cy was irredeemable paper, but in that
year the use of silver was begun, and
the small notes, under five gulden,
have been retired. Austria has en-
tered into the scramble for gold, and
is accommodating that metal in orderto
reach the gold standard. About this
the masses have not been consulted
and know nothing. The nobility and
bankers, of course, favor gold, for it
increases their incomes, and as the
government is run in the interest of
the privileged classes, you have over
here, as in the United States, from
every banker the howl for what they
call Sound money Under a Gov
eminent based upon the idea that the
majority of the people are born 'hri,
died and saddled,' as Mr.. Jefferson
said, for the other men to ride them,
this is entirely logical"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-02
burglary at Deeth

Burglars made quite d haul at
Deeth Sunday night. MI. Truett's
saloon was broken into and IS or SO
in dimes and nickles taken from the
till. A valisc setting in the saloon
was also broken open and a razor and
some clothing taken. Getting every.
thing of value they could carry off
from Truett's saloon, the burglars
next turned their attention to j. L
Porter's store. They effected an en-
trance into the store by taking out
a pane of glass in a back window.
Once i'll the store they broke open the
till and took therefrom $50 in gold;
$50 i'll bills; 6 silver dollars; SIG III
halves; 80 in quarters; S1o in ten
cent pieces; S15 in nickels and a ham,
merless Smith & Wessou 80 calibre
revolver. Some clothing was also
taken.
Mr.. Porter's money drawer was
found in the sage-brush about one
hundred yards from the store this
morning. Some checks we're still in
the drawer.
The first known of the burglaries
was this morning when the proprio.
tors opened up their places Of
business. There is no clue to the
burglars.
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Total Eclipse ofthe Moon.

Tomorrow night, September 3D.,
there will be a total eclipse Of the
moon, the second this year. 1t will be
visible throughout the United States.
The earth will be directly between
the sun and the moon and the shadow
of the earth will first touch the edge
Of the moon about 7:46 in the evening
the total eclipse occurring at $40, and
the shadow will leave the moon at
1879. ..
The face Of the moon will be visible
all through the eclipse, but it has oc-
Cured only a few times in a century.
Astronomers say the explanation of
this disappearance is believed to DO
that the eartl's atmosphere happens
to be filed with clouds at the time of
the eclipse, and the S why the
moon does not become invisible when