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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-05-14
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U. S. District Attorney Jones and
Marshal Humphrey came up on No. 1
this morning and returned ON No i.
The frequent trips of these officials to
Elko make us wonder if any Of the
stolen mint bullion is secreted herea-
bouts.
The President has appointed Johr
M. Harlow, of ST. Louis, and Col.
William P. Rice, of New York, ON
the Civil Service Commission vice
Lyman and Roosevelt who resigned.
Rice is Democrat and Harlow a Re-
publican.
Bulletin No. "a, issued by Profes-
sor Hillman of the State University,
has been received. 1t treats of the
early fora of the Truckee Valley and
will no doubt prove valuable book
to botanists, but it is too full OF Jaw
breakers to be of any use to the com
mon herd.
Elko has freak in the shape sof a
four legged chicken. Two of its legs
are where chickens legs ought to
be and the other two are where the
common chicken has tail feathers.
The freak is the property of Mr.. Ben
Yates and can be seen at his place.
1t attracted more attention yesterday
than new bonnet does at Easter.
DR.. j. G. Lannerberg, the optician,
who has been operating here during
the past week, met with very good
success. The doctor has done large
amount of business. and those who
availed themselves of his services
speak in the highest terms of his
skill. Persons needing his services
should call upon him at once. as he
will leave here soon.-S Sentinel, Eu-
reka, Ney. SO
Dick Wilmington, the young man
who is walking. from San Francisco
to New York, carrying dog and
cat, arrived last night and laid over
to day. He leaves this evening and
expects to arrive in Ogden insabout
fifteen days. He has six months in
which to make the trip and must show
up at the Office of the Police Gazette
two dogs, a cat and wheeIbarrow.
He has been on the road thirty-two
days. 4
Ex.-At twenty when man is
young he thinks he knows it all; he
likes to wag his active tongue and ex-
ercise his gall, he struts around in no.
bic rage. the world is all his own, he
laughs to scorn the world of age, and
lists to self alone. He wears a window
in his eye to see his whiskers grow;
he thinks the ladies pine and die be-
cause they love him so. At forty YOU
may suppose, he's down to, biz; tits
not TIL sixty that he knows how big "a
chump he is. s.
PURE RICH BLOOD Il ESSENTIAL
to good health, because the blood is
the vital fluid which supplies all the
organs with life. Hoods SarsaparilIa
is the greal blood purifier.
HooD's Pills are purely vegetable,
harmless, effective, do not pain or
gripe.
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made there in April. which is equal in
amount to the sales during the pesfiod
OF activity caused by the first ne soti
atoms. This goes to prove that Lon
oon dealers are confidant of u ma
terlal increase in the demand for the
white metal.
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L Burkhart is ready to do all kinds
of painting, paper hanging and deco.
rating on short notice. He guaran
.ees to give satisfaction. Go.to him
when you need anything in his line.
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Bullion silver.

New YORK, May 13.-Advices to
bullion brokers in this city from Lon
don say orders for future delivery Of
3,5O8,0OO ounces Of silver bullion we're
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SALMAGUNDI
A very warm day.

4 very warm day.
Silver was SETS yesterday.
The boom is coming. Don't get in
It's way.
Snag proof hip boots at Rein
harris.
Ike Griswold is in from Ruby Val
ley to day.
Mrs. Fanny Ward, pioneer resi-
dent of Reno, died Sunday morning.
Louis Kossuth called the Sermon
on the Mount the peoples consti.
tuition.
Ice sold and delivered by day, week
or month by Ben Craighead.
Mr.. Crosson will remain in town
for few days. He is suffering from
severe sore throat and is being treat
ed by DR.. Hood.
Grand Army posts in New York are,
agitating in favor of the exemption
hereafter of army veterans from jury
uutS LII VIdbE oldJc. Us.
1t said that new time card will
60 into effect about the Goth. The
principal change will be in No. 9
which will arrive about seven hours
earlier.
DIR. G. f. MOORE, dentist, Elko
Crown and bri lge work. Teeth with
out plates Office at residence.
The British steamers Esmeralda
and Martina collided yesterday off the
Armour Lighthouse, near France.
The Martina sank and eleven of her
crew arc missing.
Mr.. Gheen writes the INDEPENDENT
that there will be grand Fourth of
July celebration at Lamoille. The
programme will appear this week.
Look out for it.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing is at REMNANTS.
Don't buy suit til You see our
prices.
The INDEPENDENT has been re-
quested to call a public meeting at
the courthouse next Saturday night
to make arrangements for Fourth
ofJuly celebration.
A Carson dispatch OF the 18th says:
"A third tramp will be arrested at
Bridgeport, for the murder OF Mrs.
Sarman, by the sheriff of Douglas
county this afternoon"
Dave Casper has Just received
new lot Of samples of Spring and
Summer clothing which will be made
to order from S13 so up.
The joint report of the Auditor
and Treasurer for the quarter ending
March 3lst, appears to-day. 1t would
have appeared sooner had the office
been furnished with copy.
Walter SCOTS eyes were grayish
blue and very quick and keen. His
hair wes rather light than dark and
he always walked with. a decided
limp from an injury received early in
life.
An immense stock of the latest pat
terms in wall papers and carpets just
received at Reinhart's. Their prices
are all right. Try them.
The Salvation army, in It's work all
over the world last year furnished
meals to 2,4s2,9 82 poor people at from
q cent to Scents a meal, and lodgings
at from 2 to IL cents night 10 4, OS7,-
6SSpeople.,
The New Idria quicksilver mines
has passed under the control Of rich
English syndicate. New buildings
and new furnaces will be erected.
The company intend to put two huad-
red men to work.
Coins Financial School, the new
text book on the money question, is
,or sale at Remnants. Over 100000
nave been sold IN the west. The
price jB ONLY On eonfa Gall and Sat
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School Report.

Following is the report of the
Lamoille school for the month; end
ing May 10th: '# iS3+ : ...
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Il. O. O. F.
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nsllOIia1 Day Exercises
AT THE
Hall of Elko Lodge No. l8
AT ! p. NJ,
~ Az 80, IS g s j.
fi:O RAN M.

MUSIC : a: Choir
PRAYER :. :Chaplain
MUSIC :: Choir
President OF the Day ::
E. Reinhart, ID. G.. NJ.
ORATIoN Bro. w. A. Massey, NC.
MUSIC Choir
PRAYER :Chaplain
DoXoLoGY Choir
MARSHAL {: -: John Hibbcts
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STOEIIS OECfYS.
A Monkeys Thrilling Experience witt,
An EnraEed Feline.

Dick Walker lives at No. y Vandam
street. and IS manager of an uptown
glassware emporium Animals of all
sorts he is fond Of especially dogs ana
monkeys The mate Of a Brazilian ship
recently brought him a monkey, when
he named Adam. The simian WAS very
tame and was allowed the liberty or
MIR Walkers residence and pack yard
The fence there was a fav)uto TtOsInS
place for Adam until Friday.
Mr. Walker was looking out Of the win
dow. and in the next yard saw Inc tn-
cr cat with three or four kittens. She
carried them one by one in her mouth
and deposited them on the grass plot.
Adam was gr1vely watching the proceed
ing. and. suddenly descend rs l0tO the
neighbours yard he seized Kitten as
he had seen the cat do. and with II
dangling from his jaws ne ser lm1ied up
the fence he was not slow either. Tor
right behind him was Mrs Cat. with her
back up and her tail as big as 4 muff.
Along the fence to the window Adam
ran and jumped i'm the room. Mr.. Wax
cr took the kitten from him just IN time,
and shut the window. Mrs. Cat knew no
stepping. however. and through ne glass
she dashed. and after Mr.. Adam. Walk
g. managed TO separate them. but not
until he was scratched and bitten too.
Adam was punished severely by the en-
ragged cat and whenever he secs one
now. he runs under sofa ana hides. lie
still owes Mr. Walker the price OF the
pane Of glass.
a young sparrow fen out Of is moth
e."s nest in Madison Square iark and
nuttercd about on the grass below. fly
iny about in little jumps. while me ma
tcrr9f parent anxiously hoped about
c0aching the young athlete. George
Francis Train and his beyy OF young
sters sat on a bench near by, under a
biz maple tree. watching me lesson, an',
q CCzen more or less Interested feather
ed tribesmen hOcked near by, approYi; o
SPECTATORS.
Src0cnly there was a Hash of some
thinS gray and white. and q t'g eat
bonCed into the circle. It's claws just
miss ed the Hedging, which agtie-ed TO
one side The mother blvd a,tacked
the cats face, and the nsniing tribes
mN followed her example as a little
bcy caught the helpless little flyer IN
his straw hat The cat thoroughly en-
ragged at the loss OF its breakfast and
the vigorous pecks OF the fighting spar
rows sharp beaks struck viciously AT its
ASSISTANTS. They kept just out OF reach,
however. circling about, and every now
and ther making sallies at the cats
ears and eyes. Pussy finally fie1. the pu-
pil resumed his lesson, and the feath-
cred tfibesmen adjusted their uniforms
New York World.
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semi replied that he considered himsef
nanny that his neighbors had been dis
posed 10 ioin him in expressions OF re-
spect. and. besides. he added nav
long been accustomed TO see as many Vi
them in my house. for every year on '"e
Fourth of July we celebrate the anhNer-
sarv of American independence
Tcsonh liked ease, and managed 10 get
80, 20 4, or,er he settled at Bordontown.
10 was a very democratic-Iooking citizcn'
and there was little tfat was hi"sy
atout him. Garrett ;. Cannon u pioi.'
nent citizen OF Bordentown, WHO sa" ~
scph one day and made inenio'ai,uu,'
=, 9, said. 'In stature he was short,
his body inclined 10 corpuiehoy, pu' ~
hod The distinguished characteristics OF
the Bonapartes. -, .,,,,o
rosorh had gathered around him quite
q famtIv 10 dispeI his loneliness. but
outside of his son-fn-iaw. Prince tharles'
who had married Princess Zsna.de. there
were none OF his immediate family Win
him. The Queen remained In EUROPE
Irince Charles and his wife had oc'"
recently married, and they kept Ntfs
much together in the enjoyment or tneF
ronevmoon. Charles gave what niue
leisure he had to the study or natutd
science. and he and Alexander Wilson,
fhe noted ornithologist. published book
Oh American birds. Adolph Maiiiatu,
who was his secretary and conhdeh.,"'
agent. with his family, also resided IN ~
mark. Distinguished t'renchmen WHO
came to America always called on the 'N-
King. spending a day or two ana sl'l,s
him tie latest details about French az
fairs. Among his distinguished cd'ieiS
BESIDES Lafayette we're Moreau, Clan%7''
Lallemand. and Desmonettes.
The greatest fctc ever given at the pam
was when n delegation came from MEX
leo and offered Joseph the crown. ne
declined the honor saying That ne ma"
worn two crowns and they had given MN
no happiness. and that he did not care
20 wear a third. The Mexicans felt very
bad about IT, 80 he brought together
many OF his friends from philadelphia
and the towns near by, and gave tnei'
o. dance. In the winter time. when the
lake I'm the park was frozen over, ne
gave at intervals skating carnivals. III
which he participated himself skating
and rambling about with the young men
I'm evident enjoyment. when AFFAIRS I'll
Turope so settled themselves that ne
could return. he left Bordontown WIN
the whole population at the station 10
say goodbye. 10 was n tender paruhs'
for the Jersey folk realized that 'hey
had lost good fricnd.-New YORK ZINES
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LAKE CITY. FLA. July IA band
Of mounted robbers galloped into this
place about O'clock last night, dynamited
and robbed the safe in a. NJ. Chandler ;
store, looted the ticket-ofiice at the depot.
shot at a night Waterman, wounded a
negro. and then rode out OF town with
their plumber firing off their pistols.
This gang in four weeks has raided the
towns of Jasper, Live Oaks. White
Springs. Huntington, Hawthorne. and
Lake City, securing booty valued at
several thousand dollars. They always
use dynamites TO open safes. and raid
mercantile establishments which do a
banking business. Ii is said that the
gang has a redezvous in the Okeefnokee
swamp. and that local confederates in
form them when to strike.
The report is current that these rob-
bers lynched the negro preacher Bennett
recently. because he had discovered the
identity OF some of them.
The officers Of Hamilton, Columbia and
Suwannee counties are aroused. and will
try 10 Kill or capture the gang.
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the soul OF patience. AVAILABILITY. fnd
every essence OF the sweetness OF lie.
But the independence OF woman that
wears a chip on its shoulder successfully
I'm business. politics. and the world gem
orally, makes women dishonest ana y
so eyerlastingly discouraging ana con-
fusing to men they must die naturally
to avoid the sin OF committing suicide.
In the first place. IS old Pompey salu
OF preaching. "If everybody turn preich-
er who'll be the congregation III po'h
women and men are to rule IN the worid'
what will be left at home?
GONE GOLD HUNTING.
Babies and hired help, which means
rapid nurturing OF humanity for con-
dition OF society in which the spirit OF
home having gone gold hunting in the
world. the empty STRUCTURE will fan IN.
and government incubators under civil
service rule will be the sole. sad reminder
OF mother, home and heaven. passed from
view.
Measured in the light Of the law, mod
ern feminine independence is a certain
sort Of stealing IL Is a law or nature
for women 10 marry, and success In ousl-
ness does not interrupt the action OF TINS
Unborn tendency. Neither does the self
assortive woman permit matrimony 10
interrupt her business, and for mar
ried woman 10 engage in gainful oc-
crpation on her own account, amounts
10 Illegally appropriating to her own uses
her husbands property in her This, too.
mind you. while she continues to de-
mand the price commonly paid for such
property in board and lodging and
clothes.
Nor has a man anywhere any hope or
redress for this grievance. that is the
diverse OF his wife's glory. He can sue
another man for alternating his wife s
affections, but how can ne sue a profess
sion or trade that engages his wife.
though in effect the two cases arc little
dlffcrcrt2 Also. ne can sue railroad
company or anything responsible for an
accident TO his wife that dcprivos him
OF her services and he can collect the
damages awarded. But his wife deliber-
ately derives him OF hcr services AT
home TO sustain her independence In the
world, and so far from collecting dam
ages. he can't usually collect car farS
when he runs errands On her business.
SIN the world pirates about the jus
tice and greatness OF the emanclpated
woman.
a movement 10 emancinate men IS stir
ring in the gentle bosom of-Pauline Pry.
In Washington star
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locked I'd in a closet In the room where
Mr.. Bangs slept.
During the night Shinburn succeeded IN
unfastonlng his cuff without awakening
tho Pinkerton man. after which ne en-
tered an adjoining room and s'oie Tue
clothes of guest and succeeded IN max
Ing his escape.
At this time II was claimed ,or Shin
burn that he was one OF the best ntfers
I'm the burglary line in the United states.
filter" is one who makes impressions
OF keys from wax to Ut any KIND or lock.
Shinburn was also fine tooimaker.
or the other burglars committed by
Shinl urn was the robbery OF the bank al
Cadlz ohio. OF about $4,000.
shinburn was the lea ier OF a gang OF
burglars that robbed the ocean Bank in
Greenwich street, this city. IL was claim
ed that. together with the money and
securities. he secured in the neighborhood
OF 81 10000.
After the Ocean Bank robbery Shinburn
remained In hiding until he and others
robbed the Western Maryland Bank in
" hich case they obtained In money ana
securities about 5000 Shinburn return
ed TO New York. and. as was his prac-
tice. attempted 10 negotiate back the
solon securities through an attorney
This attorney. or one OF Shinburns as
scciates with whom he had quarrelled,
informed John s. Young, who was then
Chief OF Detectives of New York. and he
succeeded in arrcsting Shinburn. by
threatening to take him back 10 New
Hampshire as an escaped convict Young
compelled him TO give IN the securities.
Shinburn was started bacl, 10 Maryland,
but was allowed TO escape when he reach
ell Jersey city. IL was always thought
that Shinburn's escape was a part Of
bargain entered into between himself and
Chief Young for the return OF the securi-
ties.
At the last meeting Of the American
Bankers Association. held In Baltimore
in October, protective union was formed.
President Odell gave orders to the Pin
kcr;on agency 70 do all il could to arrest
those guilty Of a number % recent bank
rChberics.
one Of the last bank robbcries attempt
Cd was IN the First National Bank OF
Middleburg, y. Y. The Pinkertons ac-
cumulatcd evidence to show that Shin
burn was concerned in the attempt, and
q search was made for him.
Shinburn is Of fine address and good
appearance. and would pass for we'll
to-do foreigner. lie has travelled all over
Europe and is exceedingly well read I'M
several languages He is about sixty-two
years old.-New York Times.
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Election Frauds.

CHICAGO. ILL, July l2.-As a result
of the McCann- Belknap election contest
In the Second congressional district,
Election Commissioner Keenan, swore out
warrants Yesterday for the arrest or
John Ready. Andrew Buchanan. and A.
+. Gage. judges Of election last November
in the Twentieth precinct OF the First
ward. When the ballots OF that pre-
c.nct We're gone over II was found that
McGann had been credited with s6 more
Belknap should have received ~ more
than were given him on the tally-sheets:
20 that ,lara e peoples candidate
for Congress. had been cheated out OF L.
This will probably cost McGann his seat
in Congress.
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The Populists VIII Fuse Again Other
News of Interest.

RALEIGH. y. c., July l3.-Special.-
There has been great fallirs oil ia the
amount OF political talk This week. The
sound money people declare tney are
making gains, and the silver advocates
assert positively mat only in the c.ties
and towns have the sold men any fOl-
loving at all. 1t is alleged by the silver
lies tnat the gOid men nave bOyccttet a
paper AT Wilmington, and they are hay
ms good deal 10 say about this. 1t IS
regarded by the most astUte politicians
that the fOpullsts, however n.nch they
MAY boast viii not put up separate
ticket next year, but Will again fuse.
This morning the jury IN the case Of
the State against the Raleigh Water
Works Company returned verdict
against the company. The judgment is
that tho company must remove the dam
at It's pond and draIr ire latter. From
this there is an appeal 10 the Supreme
Cen TT. The verdict was expected.
The local cOtt)a receipts here this sea-
son are 50, 451 bales. against 2>,ol6 10 tins
date last year. There are aiso 5000 bales
stored here.
The roof IS now being put on the large
extension OF the Raleigh Hosiery Yam
NILS IN sixty days 900 more sp-ndles
viii be IN operation, making IN All lfc'.
Yesterday afternoon, after funerei
mere. the horses ran away with the
hearse in the cemetery. injured Ihe
driver forced the pole under a tree root.
ana broke the pole Many people were
badly frightened.
The new building at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College here IS 10 cost
$4,000.
TWO conyicts were to-day added 10 the
III in the penitcntiary
No one here knows how the State IS
ever going 10 succeed In its effort 20 tax
tire North Carolina railway. SO far all
three attempts are fiat failures
Advance sheets Of the first volume Of
State Records edited by Judge Walter
Clark. are in hand. The first volu ne
contains some matters from 1879 10 l71o.
which the late Colonel ". l.. Saunders
did rot get in the Colonial Records. IL
having escaped his researches in prepar-
ing the ten volumes OF those recor1s. 1t
also contains all the year III. The Sec
ond. third, and fourth volumes viii follow
Carh hopes TO have all In print by May
LIST. save the last volume Volume W.
which Will contain the index. not only
OF the Colonial. but of the state Records.
fourteen volumes IN all. Ii viii appear
about a year hence. The State Records
will be complete 10 January !, 1870.
The Secretary OF State Is Informed by
the Stewart Brothers. the Winston men
who are now the public printers, that
they added the ratifying clause TO the
iVenre act. that he considered IL and
the machinery" act one and the same,
vet separated them for the sake Of con
yen.ence. IL Is openly said here that
Stewart Brothers DO great deal OF
work In correcting any omissions or care
lessness OF the Legislature which gave
them. merely because they were Fusion
lists. so fat contract.
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kept constant watch. waiting for a
chance 10 strike In safety. At last II
came and Partridge shot Gov. Bogss
with his rifle as the governor sat by his
open window In the earlier hours OF tho
evening.
Great was the jubilation In Mormon
dom when the Danitcs returned and
boosted OF vengeance, bloody and COM
pIete. and Dickens. IN the foot notes
OF his American Notes refers 10 the
tragedy as illustrating a page OF Amer
lean social life"
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BLACKSBURG. VA. July Especial
T. G. Lewt0n. r. T.. Right and y. Har-
vey. recently graduates OF the VlrgIni,
Agricultural and Mechanical College. have
been appointed acting assistant engineers
In the United States Revenue Marine SER
vice. after a severe examination.
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The Christian Sunday-Schooi Assocla-
tiol OF Rich nond and Manchester will
hold its bimonthly meeting with the Mar
shali-Street Christian church Sunday az
teraoon at 4 o'clock. very attractive
programme has been arranged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Professor Charles F. Mutter IL COM
posing . march for orchestra for To-.
celebration OF German-Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Mrs. p. W. Phillips. who has been ouits
sick for some time. v able to b vp
again. '<s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

Monday for Ocean View. 70 be gone three
weeks
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There are women who would take
these census figures ] have shown. and
after using them TO draw a diagram or
the doom of man. would just settle back
TO enjoy the picture without a thought
OF who is to blame for 1t. But thank a
l want TO point out to you that when
the day dawns that shall light up not
man left on earth TO love. marry, d.
vorce, Or in any way deceive. women
will have nobody but then selves TO re-
proach for the dull level OF the life be-
fore them.
The least assertion Of Independence on
the part OF woman is a deadly blow aim
ed at the vital part OF the whole humia
structure. There is sort OF interior In
dependence possible for women and pro-
ftable for mankind-a detachment OF the
splrit from all created things which 10