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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26
SALMAGuNDI

SILVER Medal -four" X
Business is falling off on the Cen
trail Pacific.
The State Fair at Reno is proving a
great success.
Craighead's is the place to buy
shotgun cartridges.
Geo. Hunter left last night for Re-
no to enter the University.
Although the nights are quite cool
the days T delightfully."- pleasant.
Use "Silver Medal Flour" and keep
your money at home.
A number Of cattle buyers and
Eastern railroad agents are in town.
Wilson Armstrong, the popular
proprietor of the Deeth hotel, came
down today.
Col. H. B. Maxon arrived from
Reno this morning on No. 1 and re-
turned on No. 4.
Jas Bett, nephew of Mr.. Jas. Dewar,
arrived last evening from Cortez and
remained over to-day.
Oysters served in every style at the
Depot Hotel at all hours. Guaranteed
fresh or no pay.
Joe Taber will fill Emmett Keyser's
position as baggageman at Elko
while Emmett is visiting his home in
the East.
Postmaster Sherwood has had let.
ter plates placed on all the mail box
es in town, also notices forbidding
anyone to tamper with the boxes.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing Is at REINHART's.
Don't buy a suit till You see our
prices.
The District Court at Helena.
Montana, holds the anti .gambling law
to be unconstlt utional. The decision
leaves the old Territorial law licensing
gambling in force and all the old
gambling houses in Helena are re-
opened.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot of samples of Fall and
Winter clothing which will be made
to order from S13 30 up.
We understand that it has been re-.
ported abroad that Mr.. Thies of
Lovelock has purchased all the steers
that have been grazing in Nye county
for the past few years, says the Bel
mont Courier. Such is not the case,
however. There are hundreds Of fat
steers still grazing on the stock
ranges of this county.
Have you seen Reinhart's display
Of ladies' dainty stationery and mems
elegant neckwear? All new. Come
early and get your choice.
The New York Democratic Con-
Vention which met at. Syracuse Tues
day declared yesterday against silver
coinage as follows: We favor money,
with gold and silver the only legal
tender; no currency not convert
IDLE into coin, the gradual retirement
and extinction Of greenback currency,
no free and unlimited coinage Of sill
YER.
The Belmont Courier. says: The
GARD of Commissioners Of Nye
county held a special meeting on the
l4th inst. and appointed Thomas
Warburton Treasurer of this county
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of M. w. Esser. The selection
made by the Board is an excellent
one, and it is meeting with general
appreciation.
"We have found Hoods Sarsaparil-
la an excellent blood purifier. One
member of our family was troubled
with pimples and sores, and has been
perfectly cured by Hoods Sareaparil.
la."-H. M. Anderson, Box 428, Car
son City, New.
Hoods Pills cure biliousness.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

Stomach and Bowel Complaints are
best relieved by the timely use of De
Wits Collie & Cholera Cure. Insist
on having this preparation. Don't
take any other. +. +. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

Easy to take, sure to cure, no pain
nothing to dread, pleasant little pills
DeWi4t'sL Little Early Risers. Best
for Sick Headache. Biliousness, Sour
Stomach and Constipation. F.F.Mul-
Gr
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

Severe gripping pains of the stomach
and bowels instantly and e~ffcctually
stopped by DeWitt's Cole and Choii
era Cure. Il. Il. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

There is no doubt. no failure, when
you take i eWitt's Collie g. Cholera
Cure. 1t is pleasant, acts promptly
no bad after effects T.. f. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26
NOTICE.

By order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Elko County, State
of Nevada, made this 4th day of
March, 1895, notice Is hereby given
that all persons who are charges upon
the county must come to the County
Hospital, or all claims for their sup
port will be disallowed by said Board
except in. cases of extreme cmergen.
cy.
Attest:
WEBSTER PATTERSON,
Deputy County Clerk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

Children, especially infants, are soon
run down with Cholera Infantum or
Summer Complaint" Don't wait TO
determine, but give DeWitt's Colo 4
Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely
on it. Use no other. T.. +. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

Help home institutions and your
self by using SILVER Medal Flour" x
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

Hoods Pills cure biliousness.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-26

Prices 20 81 the tn. =. Tho patTo
the travelling uiIic,is sol icitc
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-30
The Kelsey Japan Plum:

The Kelse/ Japan plum is surely
cratic in dispositions; more or less unre-
liable.
My experience teaches me, however,
that it bears much more regularly when
in close proximity to some other variety
of plum.
This is very marked, not only in out
side rows, but IN the center of the block.
Wherever have an odd tree ofSatsuma,
Immediately surrounding that tree the
Kelseys bear we'll.
1t does better with very little pruning.
1t must be sprayed with a good fungi
eide once or twice year to keep in
check the shot-hole fungus.
1t succeeds best in heavy, moist land,
and preferably in the coast or bay coun-
ties.
In marketing it, great care must be
taken as to when the fruit is picked.
Some seasons it colors much more than
others, hence the danger Of waiting tor
color.
pick mine the very hour Gf possible)
that the slightest color is apparent.
They will color up afterwards in the
boxes, before they reach destination
referring, of course, to the Eastern
markets.
My trees were picked over seven or
eight times.
When the fruit sets very thickly it
must be we'll thinned.
The prices resulting have been very
satisfactory to me. lam we'll repaid for
the extra labor, the fruit netting me 4
to cents per pound.
Condition and surroundings vary so
much that would not advise one way
or the other. Almost any variety of
plum or prune could be grated on Kel-
seys, where they are not profitable.
| Why not use Robe de Sargent, especially
if the root is peach?
A double-worked Robe de Sargent tree
is best, as it makes a large tree, and
larger fruit as well as more OF it,
1t won't unite dire CITY on the peach,
as is generally known, or should be,
hence the suggestion to double-work,
using the Kelseys on peach roof
Leonard Coates, in California Fruit
| Grower.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-30

DO you know a good farm
and fruit paper when you see
it? Let us send you the
Rural Me7o- Yorker this week.
Send your address; no money.
The Rural New Yorker
400 Pearl street. New York.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-30
Italy's Fruit Crop 1895.

l6uOu mdrk0G, TO WnlCn dGL0QUlOn mas
been drawn during the past week in
commercial papers, are interesting in
connection with communications re-
ceived by the State Department with
reference to the Italian fruit crop of the
present year. Consuls Charles FL.
Caughy, William H. Seymour and
Louis Fl. Bruhl, stationed respectively
at Messina, Palermo and Catania, have
sent reports to the State Department
of the present lemon crop at these great
ports of shipment. Consul Caughy
states that he has questioned the lead
ing shippers of green fruit and many of
the Messina district, and gives as the
consensus of opinion that the crop OF
both oranges and lemons for the coming
season will be slightly less in quantity,
but very probably superior in quality to
that of last season, provided, of course,
Upon this every thing depends. Should
this occur toward the latter part of this
month, it Is expected that the first ship
mentS of lemons will be made about the
5th of October, about TWO weeks earlier
than usual, the new crop being remark.
ably far advanced in development. The
anticipated shortage in the crop is on
account of the frosts Of last year, which
seriously affected both the lemon and
orange trees in the mountain districts.
1.-The final crop of the present season,
the 'bastardi' which will be gathered
about the goth of this month, will be as
abundant and equal in quality to that
of last year. Mr.. Caughy lncloses inter
esting tables showing the total exports
from the three ports of Messina, Paler-
and Canada, and the total exports to
these countries from the MeSsina dis,
trict alone. These show a total of ex-
ports in the season of 1894.95 of 1,91O,-
Oh boxes of lemons, and sol, 575 boxes
of oranges, exclusive Of Canada, to
which country importation is only pos
sble during the month of April, when
81 1868 boxes OF oranges were sent, and
81, 749 boxes of lemons. From the sin
gle port of Messina, in the same period,
$50, oil boxes of lemons were shipped to
the United States, and 427, 381 boxes of
oranges.
Consul Seymour, at Palermo, re-
ports the present condition of both Or
anges and lemons good in that district.
He says that unless the district expert
ences exceedingly severe weather the
eign markets can be fully met with an
abundance of both oranges and lemons.
Consul Bruhl, at Catanla, notes that
since July of this year no lemons have
been shipped to the United States from
that port because antecedent shipments
had carried loss to the shippers on
account of the low prices prevailing in
the United States. He notes that The
C4tania merchants are thoroughly dis
gusted with method, and that there will
be a decrease of shipments in conse-
quence from that port. Better prices
are rea' lied at Trieste and the fruit for
warded there does not have to be so
carefully selected as does that sent on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
sToRMY ANp sENsArLoNAL


Atlanta, Ga, March 25.-The most
stormy and sensational meeting in The
history OF the board Of police commits.
sloners was held this morning. The
meeting was an adjourned one, At
the last meeting Capt. i w. English.
Who has been chairman Of the board
Tor twelve years, presided His timN
was out. but by common consent he
held over The board tried to elect u
chairman TO succeed him, but was un-
able TO do so. There was a deadlock
Since the meeting the city council has
passed an ordinance 10 tho effect that
Mayor King should act ny temporary
chairman OF the board until a permn-
ncnt chairman was selected. At the
meeting this morning three members
Of the board English. Venable and
Hrand-rcfused To acknowledge Mayor
King AZ chairman. NenRhle attempted
10 speak and was told TO nit down by
King. He refused 10 do So and Mayor
King ordered chief OF Police Connolly
to make Venable sit down. Connolly
refused to act and King ordered the
police captain TO remove Connolly
The two factions lined up ON different
sides Of the room and for several mo-
mvnis 1t seemed as N blows would re-
suit The muNur dispatched meaTen-
ger on horseback for the city marshal
70 arrest Connolly but before the mar
Anhl arrived connolly, acting upon thr
advice Of Captain English and other
members OF the board had left the
room. After this stormy scene the
board subsidized into peculiar dend-
lock Mayor King sat at one end of
the table, claiming to be chairman ana
recognized as such by three members;
Captain English occupied seat at the
opposite end and was recognized and
addressed as chairman by the other
. Ntts.. b
cal state OF affairs the board proceeded
to the routine work NJ selecting mcm-
hers Of the police force, this being the
time FOR that annual ceremony No
ono dared to leave, fearing lest the 9th
err side would take advantage OF hlH
absence 20 elect a chairman, and there
~ no telling when the tie viii be
broken. The AFFAIR has created the
greatest Interest and ~ the sole talk OF
the Town
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
HOAORS TO THE GREAT BISMARCK
-FOUR HUNDRED praNITAR1Es
CALL or. HIM.
he RECEIVES THEM GRAcrousLY
AND LEADS THE CHEERS FOR
THE EMPEROR AND THE EN-
PlRE-HE WILL IN a FE wpAYs
BE so YEARS OLD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,,orch D,

March
Three an.ciat -.
,,o,,,,.. '.s'"' u"lhA' bearing 400
VI the felchsthg and the Prns-
sian diet. arrived here TODAY. the orea.
sion being the ennr-,,,b,,,1,. -, 49,
ptsn,or,i, VI lrlhee
upon ms elghueth birthday,
Mhlch occurs April /. The weather
this morning was fine after a st,r,,,,,
M, Vt Tha no, 49,. +" ~, 'is
."S yam urIlNea ut ls'oO
'SE, 'HS,, rev reporters and half
~ G J,"HD,- s constituted the great
~, HSI, &c whn yreei.d ~, ,.,s,,
ors ~ ''s''
''Vh' but there was n
scene OF -, I animation when Count
Bismarck, Count william pIsmnrcs
Count Won Rantya,, ,,,,,t,a-,,, - -
p,,,,,a...,''. Ausp"iu oi frlhee
i''Si''aIch daughter, and Count Wal
dersee arrived to meet the members of
the reirhstau ana tba prrss,a, ~.
yvho ca,,,,. ,,,,,.. -, -, , 10. wv
e"'"e ''e'e On tue speclal trains a
large temporary wooden pavilion was
specially erected near the piatform II,
nc,pmmo1at. tho ,,,,t,,,,. - -,
In A.. -, - ''s.,V''' VINO were
=" '"S "loH' F"rleu azure. some wear
ing evening dress and opera hats, and
othelS wearing morning OF travelling
costumes. Conspicuous by his light
Due UNIFORM was the venerable ODER
ioorster l.inge, who was evidently well
known to many Of the visitors. and
VINO actively assisted In their reception.
Just as the train bearing the final con-
lnBent steamed into the railroad sta
lion Prince Bismarck appeared on the
platform, having walked from the
house. distance OF only 100 yards He
wore the uniform OF the Halberstaodter
lsIitfuN
gray cloak with yellow faclngs and a
Wide fur collar Prince Bismarck. whose
bearing was erect AMI soldierly as ever.
though he was leaning lightly ON 4
cane. exchanged greetings with his
former colleagues and friends, having
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

by his sons. his daughters and his som
ln-law, all in deep mourning, appeared
ON the terrace and We're received with
loud cheers by the visitors masscd be-
low. When the cheering had subsidized.
spokesmen from the several branches
OF the legislature made speeches, brief
~ conveying the forvent hope that
Prince Bismarck would long be spared
10 enjoy his well earned repose, Each
speaker paid an eloquent tribute TO the
German statesman.
Prince Bismarck listened attentively
10 the speeches. leaning against the
gable OF the house. and bowling and
touching his helmet to each round OF
applause. 49,,
When the addresses were over. Prince
bismarck. standing close to the stone
balustrade, replied an tDuu ,S,hie
voice, which was distinctly huilnie
10 ali present. He spoke for nearly
twenty minutes with wonderful aniina-
zion. emphasizing his remarks with
frequent gestures OF the rignt hlhu'
The self deprecatory remarks win
which he began were answered Win
loud cries OF "Nien.' when. IN the curry
mart OF his remarks the prince reierreu
10 his ever lamented master ne
broke down completely, ana LOT iuly
balf a minute his lips moved, bnt no
tbe nainfll silence was broken, U was
Ii, oudihle snhs and tear dimmed eyes
ne he completed the sentence REFER
,ing 10 his beloved emperor, Wiliiaih l.
80, that moment ON the prince
snnke with energy ana ehtnesthess'
ana later became more Joeular, eNvl.-
tng alternate cheers ana laughter nc
concluded with expressing r,s'e. 'lae
he wns no longer able 10 uiAe ~ ~.
live part In politics. ara assu,eu n's
hearers that In his reuren,sn. "e NM, w
with them in spirit, ~ = nan az
heartily than was seou io'
his years. ,,,ed the deputation
40" y, honors conferred upon MN
iue IL, ,lsit and said that inc Saon-
ps III ho1 never before seen sueh
ehsNaI ia company, He regarded lhe
menstration, which, personAlg, ne
NJ nj deserved teries OF
nsInr made in behah o. VIZ 49,,
lie added; "What We han No t'est
ID imperfect. but sun "Ns '"e
We eeulS - 10 those who helped build
hftN.' 'n,nlre and who had passeu
up u e aid that foremost ainohh
AVA - Ma lamented MASTER Wiinout
them WI nothing eould have oeeh
ae sssltss,ISulng, Prince Bismarck saia;
Happily ~, every German land. and
"a ~ lnr,r as those conalug.,s would
80 ,s,a 1ed fesl no nisS,y aEs exprs @
Ike i to see. hoSS ,Sisaal German states
given ~ etlnnai sentiment nelVIe
10 the n ailon,, s;rifes have been COM
avoldau" fs,eid 10 the Ptussiah uies.
PEELED % yc it,.lI should also B, si, ,sn
National .a, pls,.s "a dseates. and 'hs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
AFTER ty-PRlESI SLATTtRY.
HIS CARRIAGE FOLLOWED BY 4
MOB or HowLINd MEN AND
BOYS. BUT THE POLICE CAME TO
HIS ASSISTANCE AND NO HARM
WAS DONE TO HIM.

Memphis. Tenn, March s5.-Ex-
Priest slattery iectured at the au-
ditorium tonight for the second time
within week. ON the occasion of his
first appearance no notice was taken
Of him by the large Catholic popula-
tion OF the city and there was no
trouble whatever. Tonight. however
the meeting came near ending in a
serious disturbance. and but for the
eN-prlests hurried exit from the city
while the excitement was at lts height.
he might have encountered severe
treatment, as on the night OF the irst
lecture extraordinary Precautions were
taken. Officers In citizens clothes
were In the audience and guards We're
placed about the floors. a good crowd
iilled the auditorium. andwhile II was
evident that many were present who
did not sympathize with siattery's
utterances. there was no sign OF dis
order until near the close OF the lecture
when u man arose and excitcdly
shouted: You're llar. you're a liar
'gainst religion. Half the audience was
ON It's feet in an instant. but before
the dlsturber could say anything more
he was grabbed by an officer and
elected,
After order was restored slattery
concluded his remarks without further
interruption, When the audience was
dismissed a large crowd gathered out
side the hall aud as tile ex-prlesi en-
tered carriage there was another
demonstration. which. however only
amounted to a storm OF Misses and
groans, mingled with cheers, As the
vehicle moved away II was followed
for a block by crowd Of yelling men
and boys, Then something went wrong
with the harness. causing the carriage
to stop, 1t was quickly surrounded by
the crowd. There We're cries OF Break
open re door" Drag him out" aud
for time serions trouble was immi-
nent. The police pushed back the
crowd, and after patching the broken
harness the vchicle was driven at fun
speed 10 the railroad station. where
slattery took the first train for the
south. An excited crowd gathered at
his hotel soon afterwards. thinking
he had gone there, but after learning
that the eX-prlcst had left the city.
they quietly dispersed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
City Chemist, st. Louis:

the German university students Will be
very extensive. \ political committee
has assumed charge Of a "cpmmers'
TO which everybody Is invited on the
night OF March ~ on the night fol-
lowing there will be great fireworks on
the Alster and on the night OF April /
a torchlight procession In which GVVV
will share Is to proceed to Freuerlchs-
hue,
The secretary Of arts and sciences
will undertake a procession on Aprh
! and serenade the prince, and the so
clety will witness special PERFORM
ance at the Stadt theater BesiIes mat,
the whole city viii be illuminated on
April l. Lubbock. which ancient Hanse-
ton conferred civic honors on Prince
Bismarck some time ago. will also naHc
a special celebration, consisting OF an
address sent by the senate Munich,
too. will celebrate. A musicale Will be
given on March 81. In the odon, the
the principal celebration following on
the next day. on the koenigsplnta, with
festival commcrs In the lion cellar and
the laying Of the foundation stone OF the
bismarck tower on Rotterdam peak,
The parliamentary deputation returned
To this city this evening, and ull the
members express themselves as highly
gratited with their reception, During
the lunch at the princes residence the
old eX-ohancellor was In high spirits
and led the conversation In an animat-
ed and spirited manner. He reminded
his guests that the year 1895 marks the
Jubilee Of his entrance Into parliament
ary sc NicA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

CHICAGO, March 70.
n most sensational report was sub
mii'ed TO Receiver NcNulta OF the
whisky trus, today hy the exports who
for a month. have been examining the
books Of the Greenhut management OF
the concern. Charges or Juggling ac-
counts, dootoring books and similar
work are made. and the report asserts
mat the former directors and officials,
py dmposlng OF stock 20 themselves.
have LETT discrepancy OF Si.Q2il2O.
The report suites that 9liaS shares OF
stock wer" sold by the officers anu dl.
feetors TO themselves at 45c ON the ST.
and consequently almost ss,OO0.OOO Is
due from them 10 the stookhoidcrs or
me lllHI llling ana Cattle Feeding com.
hhhN' whether or not any action 10 re-
cover the enormous amount thus said 10
be due. Will De taken, " As yet uud,-
clded, General McNulta has called a
conference Of Interested parties to con.
aiier the matter. and what the declH.
ION VIII be u n question, but there ia
mule doubt that the experts report
VIII result IN u hot nghl between me
present infringement aud the Green
nut people, The charges of tie nltrra.
ton ot the books to cover tho alleged
discrepancy arising from tho sale u
STOCK IL elaborated In a portion OF the
experts report that follows.
hhlancc sheet. March ", iS9l; Original
construction account $50 $50. 6l0 O.. treas.
nry stock Il9S. 900. balance Nhrch SAL
las' ORIGINAL construction account saO.-
,st'hlu ~. Treasury stock sale of a..
d9S shares at SIS per shnre Si.6sle 80
llneien co on al,39S shares Of stock. ma
statrd on the hooks 10 huve hcsn sbld
az si ~ per share, being S6s per share.
The hrst two items on this balance
Hhret-otlgnal construction account
and treasury stock ugroc with the
compAnEs books us they were ON
May !, 1890 After the sale ~ the treas.
uiN stock. Ni5, In June. 1891. the said
Two llcln- werr changed In tho follow
ing manner' First, the figures, S8.4ns,-
4u opposite treasury stock. wef,
scratched our. and tho words. Gentry
VOID, wilton opposite second. Inc
hgurea, s3o7Sdblo,Ga, opposite original
construction account, were also scratch
ed out, ana the figures s8l.gSipi0.Gs
were written IN thoir place. the now
figure being the sum or both Items.
lhe SNpert7 thus charge that the record
OF the stock sale was destroyed by
consolidating IL IN the book entries
ni the original construction account.
completely celebrating tho stock Item.
but maintaining the balance of thc
books, Tho stock sales resulted from
me purchase OF the Echoenfcldt and
calumet diailllera Ia 1891, with nm ID.
ditlonal issue or stock made by the
trust
Receiver MoNulta said today that
he believed that moro sensational ala
covcries would follow the further i'm
NehtigaiionA Of the exports They have
81 much work 10 do, he declared. be-
fore the Affairs Of the Ola management
are untuugled Gen. McNultn refused
TO say what action Il any would be
taken against oN-Prosldent Greonhut
and the cN-dlroctors OF the trust
When other baking powder directions
exact two teNsnounfuls. hnif that uunu-
NY u az mat Dr, Prices requires, ow-
Ing 10 its supreme lunvenlng strength.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

no doubt attract many persons 10 this
city, The Iron Clad Age, widely cir
eulatcd Free Thought paper. has Written
Tor weekly reports OF the proceedings
OF the Dallas Frcethinkcfs. Arrange
ments for the lectures are nearly COM
pletcd, The paper read at the meeting
OK IA. association lass night ''tnndclity
Is Better Than Christlnaitv." was
neither deep nor argumcntative. II was
read by u member OF the association.
ma was a plea for good fellowahip.-
hands all round. let faiths be as they
might, mans duty lay In helping MS
FELLOW man The argument was nm.
sswersd by the over courteous and witty
NY bhmberger. ms well AS by several
others " the Orthodox Christian faith.
An effort Is being made to induce Col.
9nel II, g. ingersoll. tho noted dlsbe-
never. TO lecture on Free Thought be-.
Tore the Dallas Frcethinkers.