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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
What the Editor Heard,
a STORY FROM CAYUGA CO., MY.
Sil-. .sn..siI. % Miles, =. T., T>lss Of a
Miracle Of the Nineteenth
Century.


Century.
from the Chyugc o.. " J., Indep.ndenk,
Hearing through M.s.rs. Allen & Burch
druggists Of Niles, that Mr.. SiIas T. Pen.
nell, a respected citizen of that town had
,crn cured Of bad case Of sciatic rhcuma.
ism by the nse Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. the editor Of the CayuRa
Iouniy IndePeadent, determined TO Enow
he truth Of the matter and went out TO
Niles. Mr.. Pencil is . farmer and has q
aeat and comfortable home near Miles. We
asked Mr.. Penneil if it was true that he had
been cured Of bad case Of rheumatism BY
Dr. Williams Pink Pills. He said that
three years ago in August 1891, he was
~izcd with severe pains in the hin, lust
where the ,cintic nerve u, which gradually
-an down his leg making life misery to
aim but mot preventing him from doing
.ome work en- the farm. Soon after he was
oading hay when he slipped OF the load
md hit his hip on the wheel. After this
,e was worse, suffering great agony, and
.or some time was unable to do any work
He took such medicines as his physician
prescribed and improved somewhat 80 that
he could help some around the farm again
About Thanksgiving time he was helping to
put away some barrels Of cider which he had
made. when he strained himself and again
became helpless. He then tried another
physician who felt confident Of curing him
by the use Of the electric battery and medi.
zines which he prescribed But failure was
the result, he got no better, and another
physician was tried and treated him for
some time. BY this time his whole body
was affected. Sharp pains would start in
ht hand or foot, run up one side of his
body, over his shoulders and then down the
other side and then pass of for short time.
These pains would return regularly. affect.
ing his whole body. and nothing seemed to
relieve him and he began to despair Of ever
being we'll. In the spring Of 1892 relative
IN another county read Of case very SINH.
lar ~ Mr.. rcnncll's, which had been cured
by Pinl; Pills, end sent the article to him,
,sking if IL Did not suit his case II wa,
very similar end he determined to try them.
We commenced taking Pink Pills and soon
felt better, the pains became less violent
with longer intervals between them. lie
fe't encouraged and persevered in their use
snd soon became abe to work on the farm,
and in April or Nav he felt so free from
pein that hc considered himself we'll man
sgain. lie says he has probsbly taken 20
boxes sud able to do ~ good days work a.
any other man, and We can say that he
looks like hale and hearty man who had
never known sickness.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and rich.
ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are for sale by all druggists, or NAV be
bad by mail from DR.. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady. n. y, for soc. per
box, or six boxes for $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Publication Notice In Assscn neat,
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

WocK IsL Nd COUNTY
Circuit court - Rock Island county, January
tcr1, a. u p96
washburn- Iisil,gan Coffee Co.. corporation or
gan zed under the laws Of the statc of Iowa
pa'n,id, ". Jo-tph =. Garrett, defendant. IL
a fschm, mt
Pub ic nrticc IL hereby ven 10 the said 10.
scpn v. '.,rneu that . vrii Of sttschmsnS issue,
ont of the ofice ~ he Gle Of The eircuit couYi
VI Roe Island county dated the 10Th day of s =
tcmbsr. A. 10 1875. at the suit Il the ,aid Wash
bum tialhgsn Coff.e 20 snd sgsiust The cstaf.
II the SAID Joseph Y. 0arnett FOR the sun Of
egnfy conc d0llsrs and sixty EIGHT cents (ye1 6S,
dTccto. to the sherin Of said kock Island coun-
ty. whit sa'd VIII has been returned &C utcd.
Now, thor fore, unless u the raid Joseph
Garneti, .hall personally b. and appear before
the said circuit court Of Rock Island county o,
he drst day Of the next term thereof. TO be
holden the court house in be city Of Rock Isl
and. In said 'an'y, On the 9Th Cay Of January,
A. d. 1870 e,vc special bail ard plead To the
said plaiut as action judsment win be entered
against you nd In favor OF the ea'd washbur n.
HAL gan Coffee Co., and 20 much Of IN. properly
at sched - may be .udicicni n ssti-fv the said
Judgment aud cos1o vi be sold tn satisfy the
same. GEOKGB ". GAMBLE, Cierk.
jack ON & uussr, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
sted oct. u, ID ise5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Masters Sale.
STATE or ILLINOIS, L.

W0cH LeLANDCoCNSY.
general No 8,s:o.
IN. Home Buildins & Losn association, Of
Roes 1,lsnd, We. aur' Hail Frank W. Hall,
Mands n Palmer AMI George 2. Roth.
Notice 10 hereby given that By virsu. Of d.
ere Of aid court entered 10 the above entitled
oanse. on the .lst day of septsmocr 4. d. sS96, !
d fsss II the hour Of o'cloes IN the afternoon,
ct the north door Of the court house. In the cit,
OF Rocs Island. N said county Of Rock lslapd
To satisfy ssif dec ee, cell q public vepdus, b
the HI hest bidder foe cash. that certain parcel Of
land. sitnsf' In the county Of Rock Island an
state OF Illinois. known and dsecnbed - foliows
io-wit:
The s,uih eighty (s0) feet OF lot aumbev sieh,
o. In block number .ix'y.threo t63) 10 that par,
Of the city ~ ok Island known % and eslIe
Chicsso or Lower addition.
Ds,sa at No 4 i.lsnh, H., TIL. 10Th day Of o.
tober. A. d. COS.
ELwIN 3. PARNBNTRR,
Master In Chsncesy. Rock leland eou ~. Ill.
JACKSON q HuEsr, Complainnnt's SOLICITOR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Non-Union Men rs Militia,

WALLACE, Ida. Oct. 3l.-The mining
troubles are ended for the present. Ninety
five of the non-union men who were
threatened at Mullen enlisted in the state
militia, and others are being enrolled
They have rifles and ammunition sufficient
for present needs. John Ecklund, the
man who was beaten into inscnsibility at
Gem, Sunday evening, left Wallace. Al
though the beating was witnessed by q
dozen persons none could he found who
dared to testify
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Great Fire I'm a Bay stote Town.

MILLER's FALLS, Mass. Oct: .3l.-Fire
which started in a Main street livery has
swept away eight buildings, including o
big hotel on one side of the street In the
business section, and has jumped across
tho street and is destroying the buildings
on that side. Tho fire department early
proved utterly inadequate, and help was
summoned from Greenfield and North
ampton. The loss cannot be estimated at
present.
LATER.-The fire has burned itself out
The total loss will reach about $50 600 In.
surauce not known
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Pabiication Notice iu Attachm ,nt.
STATS ILLINOIS, iss

sacs ISLAND 6oUsr1. 4"
treat g urt Of Mock Island county, January
term, A ID tssS.
Joe Narru- Linz Marks and Charles Greenwaid,
p,rtner- DONG busia, % under the name and
.'yie { MARCUS. Msrks q Co.. plain Tie. W
Joseph y. 0srnstt, dsfsuda.t, In attach Mt.
Public nofis~ is hereby & ven to the satd JO-
seph y. Gsrpstt that . writ u Ut s.hment issucJ
out OF the ONE Of the clerk % the 'rcuit cou
Of Rocn Iplsnd county. dated he 10Th day Of
espsousber. A D. 1s96. at the .ui, Ut tho saii Joe
Marcus, l. NO Marks aud Charles 0roenwald,
pa'tuers doing bu.iuseo under the anne ami
style NJ Marcos. marks Co., sud against IN.
Is ate e he sa'd Jsseph y. 0aruett, fer the sum
of = vcnty two dollars and sevehty.scven cent.
SILI7) directed 10 the sheriff Of sata Rock lslsnd
county, which said writ nsA been returned exc.
eutsd.
Nov, therefore, unlcss you, the said Joseph
y. Gafn.U, snail pcfsonaiiy be and appear before
tho said circuit curt Of kock Island county on
the st day Of the neat term T. cssof, 70 b. boil
den at the court house In tho city Of Rock ISL
and, IN said county. on the 6tn day Of Ianu !, "
A. D.. lsee. give special ~ail and plead Tn tue ssid
vlAinti6s' ton, iadgm NJ will Be eni. rcd
agai"st you, and IN fsvoP Of the said Joe Mar
cue. Inc NsShs and On sriss s.reeuwzd. partner,
doing business under the name and lyle Of Mar
Gus. Marks a.. and % much Of the propcrt,
attached as may he suficient "a sAtrf toe sale
judEms Mt and costs v,ll be sold to patipfy tn,
ssse. GtOhGg W q aMBLB, lsrk,
JACKSON & 1tuR-r. Plaintid re Attorneys,
Dated Uct -. A D., 1895
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Publscasioa Nosics
Rock I-IAnp t'orNTY %

sIATk OF ILLt>OS,
ROCK tsLAHp COUNT,
~, In the eifccit coun. January tern, iso6.
Ellen ;. Nc' Der vs.. otto fieerpsn. Anna Tic.
srsrsn. nsry Aidsy, sxceut.ix q the las; viii
Andres Lundpu'ss and John svanson
Amdsvit Of !. u resid~see .. the slove nam, Al
defend ufe. otso Y. regrceu ana Anus p. TIE.
green imp'-adrd eth tho above d.scndsnts.
May Aldey ex crtrfx. stc., Andrew r. Lund
quiet and John - suson, hsving 6~su tled In
cissks ofe~ Of the clio uit eoart Of ssid Gun, A.
. tire 10 ihersfoss hsrsbv riven the said non.
reeide de sadants that the com lainant ed he,
bill " eo~plsint 10 ID oDsSt. 90 tse Cd ,ncers
eide thersof, 90 the 81 day q A,gusi, ieaS. and
nat ~ alias sunmoss hes been issued cot Of esid
sgsrt. vhsrsin said sat scw pm ine rs,urua-
bic on the 1r,t Monday 10 The month o. Jan
usr, nsxt Nv. unless you, the ssid non-sesi.
dent defendants above named. Otto y. Ticxr en-
and Anna resreso shall personally be ard ap-
pear before the 0aid circuit curt 40 the 1rss o.
Of the next t.rm there ", 70 b holden a. MOCK
la'snd In o. for tn said county oa the drst Mon
day IN January pexf, snd piece. snewer ~ ds-
muf IN the ssid ccuplaisast's bill Of mplains
the same and the N site1 and Shinss therein
charged ard tatcd viu DO taken - cunfss scd.
e: SSs Ssss sS,:s "a s-si.ss yoa according 70
VsOSGB ". GANBLs, Clerk.
Hoes Islnad. ILL.,. OCT. ~. ~. y
SAeAson q buksr .CouplaipaptO Solieitoys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
MONUNIENTASHAM
The Prairie State Memorial to the
Great Lincoln
FOUND TO BE BUILT OF BRICKS

Win veneering Of Granite 70 Give Il .
Respectable Appearance-Trustses Say
It Cannot he Repaired and Must Come
Worthy Of the Great Name It was Buiit
20 Hoaor.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct 3l.-The Lincoln mon
ument at Oak Ridge cemetery, which has
for the past twenty years been admired by
thousands upon Thousands Of people from
all over the world, will have to be torn
down. It is too far gone to be repaired
and its construction is such that It will
not admit Of repair. Instead Of being a
substantial pile Of solid granite, as exter>
nal appearances would indicate, it is a
rickety structure Of brick veneered over
with slabs Of granite. This is the verdict
Of the state trustees who have charge Of
the monument. &
Tho Memorial II . Sham.
During the last session Of the general
assembly tho historic pile was turned
yver to the state; s3O,0UO was appropriated
for repairs, and n law passed making the
governor, state treasurer and state super
intendent Of instruction trustees of the
monument to care for it and make the
much needed repairs. When the trustees
set about to arrange for the repairs they
discovered that the magnificent monu-
nient erected to the memory of Honest
Old Abe" was a sham and fraud. What
appeared to he huge blocks of granite
were nothing but thin slabs laid over
brick. Governor Altgcld. who was made
one Of the trustees by the last legislature,
was seen last night by a representative of
the Associated Press in regard to the d.
lapidatcd condition of the monument. He
was asked to tell of the discoveries made
by the trustees.
Gov. Altgeld's View of the Matter.
"The Lincoln monument fs simply q
SHE'LL" he said. ut is brick monument
and has q vcnecring Of granite slabs
three inches thick. The veneering is COM
ing loose, just as all veneering will"
Can it not be repaired?' was asked
ut would be impossible to repair that
monument and make it permanent. The
other two trustees and feel that the
great state Of Illinois should have a mon
ument to Lincoln that Is not sham, but
o solid structure. and that in order to get
this, this brick and vcnecred monument
should be taken down, and in its stead
build monument of solid granite from
bottom to top, SO that it will last for all
ages and require no attention from any
body.
Cost Enough To He Genuine.
1--WE have almost enough money to dc
this. However, the trustees do not feel
like taking SO radical a step unless they
should be requested to do so by the sur.
viving members of President Lincoln
family"
what did the monument cost, gov.
ernor:" was then asked
Il do not know he replied, "but I have
been told that 1t cost considerably over
100000, and that it has already been re.
paired two or three times at considerable
expense"
An examination of the records shows that
the monument was completed in October,
1874, and cost $s06, 800, which amount was
raised by popular subscription. 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Publication N"sics In Atsae hmsns.

STA OF iLLlNOls, 20.
ti'euit Court Of kock Island county. January
term. a d 1875.
Lers Flstchrr Co.. . corporation ~ the stat.
80 ova. plsinnn vs. JoscEh =. Garrett, defend
q Z. In attachment
Pu l,e ,otice IL hers'y given to the said 10
'sph Gs,nstt that writ Of az seh ocuf issn-.
out Of the ONCE % tn. el-r< ~ the circuit cou'
OF h"ck 1sl.ud county. dated the 10Th day ~
scptemncr. D.. iev5. at the cult Of the sair
lets. rleschcr % aud ~ ainst the estate a.
the said Joscph y. Garrett for the sun ri two
hundr d and forty d.llsrp, tS24o) directed to III.
sheriff o. -ad Rock II ana county. hich said
writ been return d executed
Nov, therefore, unless Jon. the said Joeeph. y.
Ger sts, shall p~rs ,nal'y be snd appear before
the said circuit court ~ hoek islsnd county n,
the nrst day - the nett tenn thereof. 70 b. 10
den the court .ousa 10 DE CITY II mock u
o. d, In sid county, on the 9Th day g January
A. ID 1926. give special bail aud plead to the ssic
pla'i tld's action. judgment will NC cute &c
aga a,t you. end in favor Of thu said Let's,
Fletcher 60. and 20 uch Of ID. .pWpcry 1t
tach may b. su@eient 10 satisfy thu sal.
jud, m~nt and COTS will be sold to sstisfy the
same. GEORGE ". GA NBLR. C,srk
JACKSON a uuRsr Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Oc. %, A. D., 1865.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Sugar beet Crop All Right,

OMAHA, Oct. 5l.-Much apprehension
has been felt by Nebraska farmers for
several days Is to the probable damage Of
the sugar beet crop by the recent freeze
A chemist analysed some Of the frozen
vegetables to ascertain what effect frcez-
ing had on the saccharire substances and
reports that no damage is noticeable The
Oxfard agent suys the crop this year il
enormous, 5000 tons instead Of the usual
~ on cons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Publication Notice In Attachmsus.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

ROcK ISLAND COUNrY.
In the Circuit Court Of Rock Island County, III.
John A. roim.n COMPANY, cor .,orat,ou, plain.
tn, VI Joseph 2 Gsrnett, defsudast.
Public no'ic- 10 heseby iven TO the said 10
sepn y. GARRETT that . writ Of attach. cut issued
out Of the once % the terk Of the Circuit cont
Of Nocs islaud county, dated the 18Th dav Of DC.
tobrr. D., 1896, Of the suit Of the said John a.
T,.lman com pauy and axatust the estate Of the
said Joseph y. Garrett, for tho sum OF one
hundred and tweutv.nue ollars and ninety
thfc- ccufs (sisy 95) directed to the shcril Of
said Rock fsan, county, H., which said wris
has he. rvturned execnted
Nv. therefore. unls - you, the said joseph
0ainett, shall ycrsor ally DO aud Appear befors
the said eireuit eours ~ Rex leland eouety.
~, on he ayt day Of the uexs term thereof
to be- holden at the coust hossc In the ,ity Of
mock islan :. In . ID ecarsy. on tho eth day o.
January. iSs give e.l and pie d 70 tes cal
ssalnst you, aad In favor Of tn ss,d JeAn A
1vinsn company. and % much Of tn properly
st,sehsd o. may be sndleeus 70 satisfy easd
Judgment aud costs. will b sold Z, sstisfy the
ease 0W GAMBLE Clcrk
CopnelLr B CoSNsiLY. Avnr en-.
koes Island. ILL.,. Oct II, 1855.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Murder in BuY.lo B,lr. shov.

ATLANTA, Oct. 3I.-Albert Emmett, Of
Manchester, n. H., waiter in the feeding
department of Buffalo Bills Wild West
show, was shot and Killed It is almost
certain that the shooting was done by
James Doyle, former pal of Emmett.
DOYLE Is missing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Kept at Bay by a Woman.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Oct. 3I.-A lady
by the name of Mrs. Wheeler, who came
here from Los Angeles four or five weeks
ago, has been arrested on the charge Of
insanity. When the officers went to ar
rest her she stood at her door with a re-
volver in her hand and told them to stand
back If they valued their lives. For over
fifteen hours she kept them back until she
became overcome by hunger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Suicide of . Fort Wayne Man.

NEW YORK, Oct 3l.-Dr. Z. s. Miller,
40 years old, an attache of the New Sys.
tenn Dental parlors, committed suicide
BY swallowing four ounces Of aconite. He
recently caasO here from Fit. Wayne, Ind,
and nothing is known Of his past history
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31

MILWAUKEE. Oct. I.-Patrick Cough.
lin, q veteran Of the Second New York
heavy artillery, is lying at the point of
death at the National Soldiers Home
with seventeen knife wounds which were
inflicted by Thomas kellyya.naval vet
Gran. The latter is under arrest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Judicial Convention Called.

? ROCKFORD, Ills, Oct. sl.-The Republi
can convention for the Sixth supreme
court district to nominate successor TO the
late Judge Bailey has been called to meet
1t Rockford Nov. 1s. Judge Cartwright
will probably be nominated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Newspaper. Arc Incredulous.

LONDON, Oct 3i.-The newspapers arc
not inclined to accept as correct the official
denial from the foreign Office of the &C
curacy Of The Times and Globe dispatches,
telling Of the important concessions said
to have been obtained By Russia from
China.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
LEGAL.
Administrator's Notice,

Estate Of Olaf A. Andersen, deceased.
rhs undersigned having bseu appointed admin.
isspatos VI the estate OF Olaf A Anderson late Of
the county Of Koch Island, stale u llliIois, de-.
essssd, hereby gives notice tha; be vii appear
Ssfore the county eourt Of Rork Island conn
81, Of the once Of the clerk Of ssid eouFs, IN
the city Of Rocs leland, at tho January term, on
the Dirt Monday IN January pesi, q which
tine ell perpons having claims against said e.
tste ase notified and requested 70 stteUd Tor Tie
parposs Of having the came sd1usted.
An psrsons indebted 70 said estate are request
81 70 make immediate payment 70 the under.
bstsA .n,s 9th dsv o. October. A. n. 1875.
CHADLBS oCHREtBER. Adninistrstor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 3l.-The first snow
Of the season fell at Larned, kas., aud
completely covered the ground. It was
followed next morning by steady down
pour Of rain. This Is the earliest fall Of
snow recorded in this section for eighteen
yeafs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Acid Criticisun.

tandlord-Did you ever taste any.
thing to mt tch this red wine?
Customer-Oh, yes! Only the other
week I stuck the wrong end Of the pen
holer in my mouth by mistake.-Lus.
tige Blatter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31

GRUMPY CENTER, a., Oct Slowing
to n severe attack of tonsilitis Governor
Boies cancelled his Wellsburg appoint
ment and Hon. w. A. Pack of Des Moines,
spoke and the meeting was adjourned to
Grundy Center Friday evening, when
Governor Boies will address the people.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-03
JOHN HENDERSON,
A Veal Defense.

Several Silver party of Nevada pa
pers are kicking like steers in the
corn because as they put it Treasurer
Richards left $4,000 or $4,000 in sill
yer in the State Treasury in place of
gold. @We don't know anything about
the matter what ever. but think it a
strange coincidence to say the least,
that Silver party of Nevada papers
should so Justify cry out for gold and
and it forcibly illustrates the old say
ing that, it makes a mighty difference
whose OK is gored.-Gazette.
If the above is' all the defense the
Republican papers of the State a
make to the charge that ex-Treasurer
Richards unlawfully exchanged the
gold in the State Treasury for brand
new silver half dollars from the Mint,
it shows to what an extremity they
are pushed. If, the ex-Treasurer did
not swap money with the mint as
charged, it is an easy matter for him
to prove. If he did, he is no doubt
praying for the good Lord to muzzle
the Republican papers before they
ruin his reputation by such defense
as that of the Gazette. The publica-
ton of such filings will not stop the
agitation of this matter. The Repub-
lican press Of the State might as well
meet the issue now as the agitation
will go on until somebody is smoked
out.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-03

been rendered strictly in accordance
with law and evidence.
The affidavit of Juror Smythe de-
clared he had read no papers during
the trial, and stating the interview
with him. in which he was alleged to
have said if the papers had not ridi-
culed him he would have asked GER
tain questions which might have made
a difference in his verdict, was alto
gether false. He had made no such
statements as those attributed to
him.
The matter of a motion for a new
trial will be argued this afternoon.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-03
Investigate the Hospital.

There is considerable talk on the
streets to-day about the condition of
affairs at the county hospital. The
conduct of the present Steward should
be investigated by the Commission
ers at their next meeting and, if things
are as reported, a change of Stewards
should be made at once. It goes
= without saying that none but Il sober
man should have charge Of the I'm.
fortunate people who are compelled
to remain in the county hospital.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-03
Argyll ng for Durrant.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-General
Dickinson, attorney for Durrant, con-
tinued reading affidavlts in court this
morning. The affidavits we're signed
by Durrant and repeated allegations
of great popular feeling against him,
which, he thought, prevented him re-
ceiving a fair trial. There we're vari
our demonstrations in the court roc
when he was convicted, which showed
the feeling was against the prisoner.
Similar events related by witnesses
were referred to in the GG.idavits.
Judge Murphy interrupting said
there had been no demonstrations by
the courtroom spectators. He said
he had been very careful that the
prisoner should have a fair trial and
every attempt at demonstration had
been promptly suppressed.
District Attorney Barnes in reply
filed afidavits by Police Detective
Captain Lees, declaring the trial had
been fair. Afidavits from each jury
man who sat on the case were also
presented, testifying their verdict had
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-03
The Silver Conference.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The
Silver Conference called for to-day
was a disappointmentto it's projectors.
The only Senators who attended were
Allen, Kyle, PETER and Stewart Pop,
u~ists), Tillman (Democrat), and
Prichard, Manley and Teller IRE.
publicans). The small attendance
showed nothing could be be done.
Senator PETER was of the opinion
party ties were too strong to hope for
an organized silver party in the Sen.
ate.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-03
Omaha Stock Market.

OMAHA. Dec. 2.-The cattle a
ket Is slow. Beef steers steady
stronger. Everything sold.
Western steers, 81 7O@s3.3O; Gamers,
81 N@s2 40; stockers and feeding.
81 2O@s3 30; calves, s2.@S5.25.
Sheep market fair to choice west
erners, S2@s3; common and stock
sheep 81 75@2 rs; lambs, So GOA
SO 70.