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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22
Weak Eyes.

Borax, half dram; camphor water,
three ounces. The above simple pre-.
scription is in common use by the
highest medical authorities. 1t makes
a wash unexcelled for the treatment
Of inflammation of the eyes. In using
it lean the head back and drop
three drops in the corner of each eye
and then open tho eyes and let it
work in. Use it as often rs the eyes
feel badly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22
CoGNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
Does the Defense Want II1ney?


From interviews with U. S. District
Attorney Jones, published i'll the Reno
papers, it appears that Mr.. Wood
burns offers to produce the much
wanted James Heney at Carson, were
not made in good faith. Before be-
ing retained to defend John L. Jones,
WOODBURY., SO Mrs. Heney says, adj
vised her husband to come forward
and face the music, but since he has
been employed to defend Jones he
has advised differently. Mrs. Hency
also informed the District Attorney
that Mir. Coffin had also advised her
not to surrender her husband as his
bail would he over $4,000, which it
would be impossible to give and he
would be compelled to go to Jail.
1t is plainly evident from the above
that the defense in the Jones case Ito
not want Henoy to appear and are
making efforts to keep him out of the
way of the United States authorities.
The following from the Reno Jour
nal throws more light on the matter:
"The invest igation has shown beyond
question that either Jones or Heney
were in collision or they knew of
each others methods in swiping the
Mint bullion. The spurious melts that
have been traced show a shortage of
over $4,000. Tie evidence further
shows that the books in the Melting
and Refining department we're under
the supervision of Assistant Meter
and Retiner Jones and they had been
kept 80 as to cover up this shortage,
and that defendant Jones, by virtue
of his position, must have known of it,
but while knowing the exact amount
of this particular shortage he had not
figured on the $4,000 that Heney had
swiped, SO the returns on the spurious
melts did not balance as anticipated,
for upon balancing the books and ac-
counts it was discovered that there
was an excess of 5000 ounces of silver
over and above what should have
properly belonged to the Melting and
Refining Department. This compli
cation in the accounts deepened the
mystery and Sprung the cat" show
ing bad bookkeeping where steal
of such magnitude was to be carried
out.
Omitted States District Attorney
Jones and United States Marshal
Humphrey, together with other Of
ticers, are endeavoring to bring the
guilty to justice and are confident Of
success. It is perfectly apparent
now, that while Mr.. Woodburni is pro
claiming his Willingness on the streets
to produce Heney. as attorney for de-
PENDANT Jones, he Is as energetically
working to keep Heney out of the way
and that when he made his bombastic
proposition to Attorney Jones to fur
nish him with 5000 for pleasure trip,
he was we'll aware that the depart
ment could not grant anything of the
kind, and his bluff while for time
striking the popular idea, has fallen
flat as the facts show that he is an at
torney for Heney as we'll as Jones.
and the counsel for the latter have
no especial anxiety for Heney to show
up
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22

We wish to notify the Justices Of
the Peace that they can procure at
this Office, blank Summons, Affida'
Wits and Undertakings on Attach,
ments, Writ of Attachments, Criminal
Complaints, Warrants, Commitments
on Sentence and Commitments to ap,
pear before the Grand Jury, good Tor
any county in the State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22

Coins Financial School," the new
text book on the money question, is
for sale ut Remnants. Over 100000
have been sold in the west. The
price is only % cents. Call and t
one.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22
JOINT STATEMENT
AUDITOR AND TISEASUIlEls
OF ELKO COUNTY.

For the Quarter Ending April. 1 +,
1905.
STATE OF NEVADA,I
County of Elko. is'e'
AUDITORS OFFICE.
April /, 1895
To the Honorable Board of County CommIs.
sioncrs of Elko County, Nevadu.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
tcily Report of the Finances of tho County
for the quarter ending April 1, 1896.
Respectfully su6nIitted:
E.E. BILKEY,
Auditor.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Treasurer
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
sal in treasu' Jan T. '95 .S37. $50 70
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22

l. Burkbart is ready to do all kinds
of painting, paper hanging and deco
rating on short notice. He guaran
tees to give satisfaction. Go.to him
when You need anything in his line.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22

The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
March %, 1895:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22

BalaIance in treasury. ..s25,739 50
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22
PROGRAMME.

MUSIC : =: Choir
PRAYER Chaplain
Music :: f: :: :: Choir
President Of the Day ;:
:: - E. Reinhart, d. G. M.
GRAFTON : Bro. w. A. Massey, NJ
MUSIC +: Choir
PRAYER chaplain
DoxoLoGY :: : Choir
Marshal John Hibbets
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22

Immediately after the exercises in
the Hall, the Marshal will form a
procession and proceed to the ceme-
terry and decorate the graves in &C.
cordadce with the ceremonies adopt.
ed by the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies
at the cemetery the procession will
reform and return to town.
ALI visiting or sojourding Brothers
and the public generally are cordial.
ly invited to join with the Lodge in
the Observance of the day.
By order Of the.
COMMITTEE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-22

Total disbursements. ,s21 ,l24 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

70 raise million dollars by tho reunion
memorial fund 20 wipe out the debts Of
the benevolent boards
The report Of the standing committee
on temperance was read. one resolution
declared that I'm order 10 secure more cf-
fective and representative legislation
there should be- an increased endeavor 80
secure by election and appointment 10
official positions men Of clean hands and
pure heart. who have not lifted up their
souls unto vanity nor sworn deccitfuiy;
and approved the efforts 20 prevent the
appointment of men Of known intcmpor-
ate habits 10 official pCsitiors. under ma
tonai, State, or municipal authority.
An amendment calling upon an voters Of
the Presbyterian Church 20 work against
licensing places for tho sale OF int0x-
icating liquors, excited opposition from
the committee. Tho amended resolution
was adopted by an almost unanimous
vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
CORBETT'S DANDER Is UP.
WILL TREAT FITZSINNONS LIKE
TAFFY DID SGENGALL,
II Yitr Refuses to Fight Him Says He VIII
Pull His Nose II lie Gets shot
for II.

Nr-W YORK. May 2i.-The Coroett-
Eitzsinmons match took on "A new turn
to-day Joe Vondlg the representative
of the Florida Athletic Club, asked poth
PRINCIPALS to meet him in an uptown re-
sort at o'clock this afternoon. CorDe, o.
was ON hand az the time mentioned re
waited three-quartcrs OF an hour, but hel-
ther Fitzsimmons nor ms representative
put TN an appearance.
Vcndig's object in calling the men TO-
gother was TO explain the position OF
the club. He alleged that the articles
of agreement ala not specify where the
fight should take place. He had put mp
money that he could bring the fight
of. and De intended 20 select tne place
accordirg 80 the articles OF agreement
Fitzsimmons wanted 10 claim a FORFEIT
from the club.
iTII.'s MONEY NOT ur
He declined TO pay it until BE- was
settled beyond a doubt that be- could
not bring the fight of. Tho final stake
holder. =. j.. Dwyer. had notified him
mat Fitzsimmons deposit of $500 go
guarantee his appearance Jon the ring
was not up. lle wanted 90 ask fit1-
simmons why Doe did not 1--we up TO
the articles of agreement.
.Now. gentlemen" said \cniie. IT want
TO know whether T am to declare this
match or. or what am ! to do;'
"No: hy no means; no." retorted Cor
botr hotiv. "When J had theatrical enc
cauomerfs. FitzsimmOns was not ana
heavy after me. and declared to every one
that / was afraid of him. Now / am
free. ready to train. and anxious to ish'
him. He Will not put in am appear
ance. but I don't want the match or. /
want 10 decided I'm this country. ll po'-
siblo. believe 90 can be brought on "t
Dallas. Texas II the match is declared
Off. he must Doe the man to 10 IT,
c0nBrII's THREAT.
"Now. uston." continued Corhett draw
ing himself up t0 his Fun heigfh There
was a glimmor in his eyes that told the
crowd chat his dander was lp. ana tney
expected 20 hear something drop. ln'y
did, This is what he said.
"Fifzsimm0us has been making AT .sof US
Of bluffs Vow ] want to make "a
crack. lie said that when he met me
Doe would slap my face and puil mt
nose. / mot him. and Doe denied 30. he
did not make &c good. Now. lston io
what / say. III this match is declared
OF. ] win go after Fizsimmons, and /
will pull his nose. hy -. if ] get shot
for it. That's an. Im done. BE di4
not make 80 good. hut I WILL
So saying. Corbett turned on his hocis
am stalkod ont Of the door. followed 10y
Brady aud hts friends. Tho others Med
out. slowly. pondcring over the exciting
scene that would take place when Cor
bett treated Fitzsimmons like Tany did
Svongan
Corbott SAYS he viii give Fiizsimmons
until tomorrow TO live up 20 the articles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
NnGnons roK,,D 10 MARKr.


plies tn WASHINGTON WIN NcnN"hh''.
WASHINGTON. May pa practical
application TO Washington city of the
Edmuuas aru-noygamy laN originally
dcsi4noi by its trainers to apply only 10
Itahl. has resulted in numerous arrests
OF colorod people for its violation. Most
of these persons were simply carrying on
the methods (which originated in the
slave holding when legally celebrated and
recorded marriages between negroes We're
almost unknown Some of the most de-
s.rable real estate m Washington in di-
rect line with the White House is color
el. as To title. by conditions arising out
of the order of Things above described,
the property being BOO the hands of color
cd people who are entirely unable to
say whether their fathers and mothers
were married according TO the recently
inaueurated law or not. a recent crusade
has caused q general alarm and de-
mand for marriage license has resulted;
the highest record in amy one day be-
ing lg 10 has also brought cases before
the courts, and This afternoon a test in-
dictmeut was found before the grand jury
90 bring 20 am issue the question whether
the Utah anr-poycamy law applies TO
the District of columbia and 10 an other
territories OF the United States. including.
of course. the Indian Reservations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
WfLDE TESTIFIEs AGAIN.
Not Allowed 20 Make Another Literary
speech-No Verdict Yet.

LONDON, May 2t-Upon the resump-
ton of the trial of oscar Wilde to-day.
Sir Frank Lockwood. Solicitor General
made application TO the judge for re-
iustatement in the case OF the evidence i'm
regard 10 shelley which the court climi-
mated yesterday. Tho court refused to
grant the application
SIR Edward Clark then opened the case
for the defence He complained of the
UNJUST manner in which The prosecution
had been conducted. and declared that
the defendant COlld answer 90 only "a
remnant OF the charges.
Wilde was then called to tho stand and
repeated the testimony ho gave in the
previous trial. Wilde was physically
wsak and was allowed 80 sit while tcsti-
fying. Wilde'5 testimony brought out
nothing new.
Sir Frank Lockwood throughout the
cross-eXamlnaron. carefully avoided Civ
ms the defendant any opening for a
literary speech.
Sir Frank Lockwood questioned Wilde
I'm regard 80 his letter IN Lord Alfred
Douglass. in which Dee wrote. 'I know
that Hyaciuthus. who was loved by
Apollo was You in the Greek days"
Wilde said he lIl not refer to love be-
tween men, hut to an old poetic idea.
not TO sensual isnohla love- Regarding
the young mon bee had met in Taylor 8
room. Doe said Doe had NOT asked their
business. Pfc liked them. De sall be-
cause they admired and praised him. He
repeatedly denied that he had been guilty
of any misconduct
Sir Edward Clark. in hiss speech 10 the
jury, on behalf OF Wilde maintained that
the coherent idea which wilde had given
of his relation with Tayior entitled his
word 20 Doe believed in preference 90 those
of blackmailers who had long been the
pest Of London SIR Frank Lockwood
was addressing the jury when The court
al iOurupl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
BRYAN REPLIES TO CARLISLE
The Western Apostle Of Free Silver speaks
NJ lIemnIl..

MEMPHIS. TENN. May 2i-Bcfcro an
audience that nu "A every nook ana corner
al the Grand opera-house, ana sNef-
flowed into the street. cN-'ohLress man
~. D.. Bryan, of Nebraska. replied Toe
nieht 90 the speech ou th monetary
issue delivered across the street yesterIl}
lv Secretary Carlisle The apostle Oi Tree
silver from the West arrived iu the c.-f
this mOiulu-. and WAS heartily 6.ctlri
hr the committee Of tnc IinetAluc
League. which subsequently conferred
with him concerning the lree SILVER na-
tional conference 10 Dee Aeii in This c-ty
next month.
slpul. also arrived later in the day, ana
spoke after SIR. Bryan 40 Che nass-n o. l-
ing. Referring t0 SIR. Carlsle's a-litie,
.lr Bryan said.
81 have read tho speech delivered hy
AIR. Carlisle in this city yesterday; also
tine one delivered uy him at toFln.ion,
<t.. last Monday evening. aud have
compared them with .he speech delivered
Dy nim On February 81. ISIS. in the House
of KDuroseutatives. ANA am reminded oi
The language used hy David in lament
ing the death of Saul, How are iAe
mighty fallen
Nr Bryan devoted himself principally
90 dcm0nsfrauus Inconsistencies in Sir.
Carusle's utttrHu.es Ou tlc silver uuc--
f0n. and chat SD recently aa in l~" Ae
was "a free silver coinage advocate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
KUsSiA'S AGGRESSION.


LONDON. May pa dispatch TO the
Pau Mall Gazette from Shanghai says.
Great excitement is Causel by the re-
port that Russians have occupied kirin.
Nanchura. thus cutting of the retreat
OF a large force Of Japanese troops.
NEW YORK. May PA special dis
patch TO the Herald from -. Petersburg
saws. In addition TO the approaching set
tlement of the question respecting the
leaving of the Lao Tung peninsula. the
Russian Government is now engaged IN
completing ncgotiations directed toward
the further guaranteeing of Russian in
torests I'm the far East The negotiations
take the form of overturcs 10 Japan,
with "A view of bringing about an early
evacuation OF Corea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

GeuersI GorIon'- Ho-ileotion-His Eio-
qneuf Address.

f"t"' '"'i'''
HOUSTON TENAS May 2i-lhe Gone
fe1trtt. Veterans reunion SIS oFer and
the 4.I..tfes Who have been here four
days urc beginning to lotNr. lhia WAS
another Indictment dHt, hut tn' time has
ho0l WDI occupied l2 receptions to Aias
Winnie DAVIS. the visiting generals ani
ly che business of tno conventions The
Texas division Dad the auditorium for
the nrst hour this morning. and elected
general ii. 49, 100. 10 s'' a '''..',t' e'l,'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

Work OF the southern Fse, byterian. Near.
IA TtuIsted

" tAt'H'f'.fiH
DALLAS. TEN. May -l-When the
Presbyterian Assembly met this morning,
after the usual opening f0maAues. Rev
S. Vs. Evans. OF Atlanta. moved to limit
the sp.eches of the chairmen Oi commit
tees To- five minutes. This was carried
by vote OF 81 90 -2 Dr. Lefevrs chem
submitted ID report on the fraterual letter
of tlr Northern Assembly. Tine letter
viii h. printed iu the minutes.
A suitable reply Was sent hy mail
The recommendations of the report of
the Committee ON Education were taken
up seriatm. and adopted without oppo-
sitlon down TO that referring to the office
of secretary. KeV. N. f.. Mcllw4iue IS
the committees candidate.
Dr. Angus Mcdonald gave notice that
he would present the name of Or Lur-
ton. and Eey. Dr Hyde said ho woulI
propose the election of Dr. Richardson.
The Assembly spent the afternoon in
discussion OF the education committee
report. and the report ON the Sabbath.
Rev. H. NJ Richardson was reelected
secretary ON the final vote Dr. Lupton
name having been WitiraWn. The vote
stood - to 81, between Richardson and
Mcllwa.ne.
The sabbath report was amended and
adopted. The Assembly will adjourn to-
morrow.
Tile Presbyterian General Assembly
spent the evening IN discussing the re-
port of the joint committee appointed Co
consider the appeal OF the Presbytcry OF
Western Texas. The preshytery had dee
posed Rev. ID. y. Greer from the min
istry because of heresy. The commits
sion sustained the action of the pres
bvterv. a motion 10 reconsider the re-
port. with instructions 10 the committee
10 make the report more complete was
lost by "a vote OF q TO 80.
After the discussion the Assembly ad-
iourned until morning. with the matter
still pending.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
GEN. SCHOFIELD'S LETTER.
lis appreciation Of The Loyalty Of Con-
ledtTate Soldiers.
GEN. GORDON REFLECTED COMMANDER
ISIS Eloquent Address-mr. Rouse oners
100000 for tho Confederate Memo
rial Mussum- -Conyoniion Ad-
journs Sine Die.


HOUSTON, HENA7' MAY q"
This morning General =. p' i',' '''''
ducci to tho convention 'oio"'i i'''' ''
the United States army. president OF INC
e-.n.t t,..n.c.f, A.s..t,tion and spoke
or l,,, IL. ,,..,-.,, t.r,,a a4 n ealiant SOLE
alan ,.s. fn fe ,aar.eement OF the
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coroner ~. i.n ..t mat 30 FAR
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attended thc reunion, ana hls llhn "pii
citation OF tne Jog atty oi ~, ,.-,. .,,.,.
s'ilit'H 'Nu lI' i'''' ','.', ...-'... ,.,...,.
hdl on'tc me ii"7 oi ''i
try.
ON motion OF heF. J- Nii'i''"
the commander lDcheIal ''IN''' ""' o
roctoi to make suitable I'si
Jones Expressed ino nope lN'' M
mcnis of General @.toil.i' iii. r'"
H prevail ai ih' Noi.' .. ..',..'it i,o
ocnce inat "nen 'N'l "i' ......,s
no more N"''i' ''"''" '''
OfrrU Or MB n0rss
coloroi II & Wood. Of Sew York made
"a statement in behalf of Alr. Charles
1,rotdn4v Rouee OF Sew York. ln refer
ono. .fo l.f. wishes concerning the Confod-
cf,to Memorial aiusrum. He stated that
fo v... authorized hv Nr. R0uss TO say
th.t d.. ,,aa. r,ai. 10 f.iyo al least 100000
to nf. object
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

DANNILLE. ky. May 2i--In a freight
wreck on the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road near here early this morning two
men were Killed and five wounded. The
injured men are all tramps. two being
negroes. The dead men are: Stanley
Davis (whitc). ChattanOoga. ID. Il. Stocks
(cOlOred). The injured. Ransom Mitchell
,colorcd). Cincinnati; Jack Ward. Chatta-
nooga. Archie Pollok, Andrew Lawson
James Gallivan. The last three gave
Somerset as their homes. None are SER
iously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
THE COMING orTBE VETERANS.
1t VIII be a Great Day IN Richmond When
the Big Gathering Assemblies.

The news tlNt the next grand reunion
CT Confederate Veterans viii take piac'
IN Richmond was received ly the veterans
here with deep satisfaction. and they ar
already sutcuiating on the magnitude
and grandeur of the occasion.
The cornerstone of the iong-lelayed
monument to the memory OF President
Jefferson Davis. of the Confederate
states Mil than Doe laid. and that fact
alone viii make it the greatest OF ah
Confederate gatherings perhaps that has
ever taken place before. and certainly
greater than amy boz the future. 10 was
"a great triumph for Virginia that The
reunion was secured for Richmond. TN re
are six hundred camps of the United Con
federate Veterans. and they VIII an ne
represented ON This occasion.
The RichmCnd veterans went To hous-
ton backed hy invitations from the Cham
hsr of Commerce. the City Council. and
the citizens ~ large. The gates Of he
city WI bo thrown wide open ou mat
occasion. and the city viii he crowded
Great preparations viii Doe made, how
ever. and everybody who comes viii be
treated right royalty.