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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-23
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

At meeting of the .Hoard of Equalization
held Oct. ., 1895 it was ordered that the Clerk
Vf said Board publish in accordance with law
list of all persons or corporations whose tax
cs have been raised on the assessment ROLAND
who did not appear before the Board Oh Oct
8, 1895, as follows:
a, LiSSACk, raised from $ to 500
ClIAS NOBLE. raised fromS362 90 to $3.50. 90
The parties named above, upon making aGi
davit according TO law that they have received
no notice of said raise of valuation of their
property, at the earliest opportunity, will be
heard.
JOHN HENDERSON, Clerk.
BY WEBSTER PATTERSON, Deputy
The herald., 1895-07-07
Looking for His Pard

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-Lewis W.
McGlaufiin. the senior partner of the
wheat brokerage firm which hardled two
hundred and six Thousand tons of wheat
in which the late ex-senator James G.
Fair was interested, says he is still look
ing for his absent partner, E. A. Bresse.
He says he is anxious to serve on Bresse
papers in the suit for an accounting and
dissolution of partnership. He says he
traced Bresse to different towns in Cali.
fornia. and that eventually Bresse started
for the east. Others declare that Bresss
has been seen several times lately in the
city, but McGlauhin will not credit this.
In wheat circles some astonishing de-
velopinents are expected in connection
with the McGlaufiin-Br affeips and
the mysterious wheat deal that ended 50
disastrously for the Fair estate.
The herald., 1895-07-07
obstructions on the Hi9hwav

Are sometimes allowed by the authorities 70
remain too long, but when that important
outlet to the refuse and debris of the system
the bowels-become obstructed, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters promptly "raises the block.
ade." This it does too, without creating any
abdominal disturbance in the way of gripping
an unpleasantness always produced by dras.
tic purgative. No permanent, decisive relief
from constipation can be obtained through
the agency of violent cathartc, mandrake,
blue pill salts and senna and calomel. while
they evacuate the intestine, weaken aud partly
unfit it for future usefulness. Hostetter'e
Stomach Bitters, on the contrary, invigoratea
the whole abdominal region. and promoter .
regular secretion and flow OF bile. Use this
time-honored remedy also in Malaria, dyspep.
bility, and for kidney trouble. 1t confers both
appetite and sleep.
The herald., 1895-07-07

itone, and pupil of Prot. Stockhaussnt
at Frankfort-on-th has signed q
five-year contract with the Royal theater
at Dresden. -
During the discussion Of the PROPOSE i.
tions brought forward for the relief Of the
depression in the agricultural circle, In
the lower house of the Prussian diet today,
DR.. Won Boetticher, secretary OF state
for the interior, referring to the currency
question. said that SO soon as the opin-
ions of the various federal states were re-
ceived the bundesrath would take into
consideration the question as to what for
elgn states should be negotiated with for
summoning an international monetary
conference. He denied the statement Of
Baron Won Thielman. the German anbas-
sador at Washington, that he had ex-
pressed the opinion that nothing would
come of a discussion of the currency.
The United States am mbassador, Hon.
Theodore Runyon, on the advice Of phy.
sicians. abandoned the intended trip to
Norway and went to Carlsbad, Friday, in.
stead. Later Mr.. Runvon will 20 TO
Axenstein, Switzerland. for an after cure.
Mr.. Archibald Coolidge, formerly Of the
United States legation at St. Petersburg,
is spending the summer with some
friends in Russia.
The herald., 1895-07-07
THE BICYCLE ON THE TRACK
A Big Crowd Attends the Man
haitian Field
NELLIE G'S EASY VICTORY
The Coast Record Lowered Quarter of
q Second
Baseball In Eastern cities-A Challenge to
Hatch choynski Against O'Don.
nell or Jim Hall
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, July 6.-The bicycle races
run off under the auspices of tho River
side Wheelmen at the Manhattan field
today were attended by big crowd of
people. The continuous rain OF the last
three days had the track in such shape
that several Of the cracks who were en-
tered withdrew for fear their chances in
the coming race at Asbury Park might be
hazarded. Fast time was not to be
thought Of. but in the ten mile invita-
tion, Class B, the last half mile was run
in 100 2-5. which is the track record. 1t
was one Of the rrettiest ten.mile races
seen in some time. Titus had it in hand
all the time.
Ono mile handicap, Glass A Elmer
Hodgson, scratch. won; time, 2:27 2-5.
One mile open. Glass A-Eimer Hodgson
won; time, 2:37.
Two mile handicap. Glass B-Nat But
ler. Cambridge. Mass, (50) won; J. F..
Barry, Syracuse (i:4O), second; time,
sos 1-5.
Three mile handicap. Glass A-C. M.
Err, Riverside Wheelmen (40), won
time, $500.
Ten mile invitation scratch, Glass B,
six entries-F. J. Titus, won. Harry Mad
dox second. Con Baker third; time.
26:15 AS.
BOSTON, July 6.-It is announced that
articles oil agreement have been signed
by Johnson, Sanger and Tyler for FIVE
mile bicyc race at the Glenmore track,
Lynn. on the afternoon of July 9th. The
purse is to be go per cent of the gate re-
ceipts, Of which the men will be given
so, 30 and 20 per cent according to the
order in which they finish. They are to
be paced by tandem, and an effort will
be made to break the five-mile record.
NEW YORK, July g. This morning
several hundred wheelmen. belonging to
various bicycle clubs, started on the CEN
tury run to Philadelphia and return.
Those who reach Philadelphia within the
time limit set are to spend tonight there
and start back in the morning. Large
prizes are to reward the wheelmen max
ing the best time and also the clubs hav-
ing the largest number of survivors at
Philadelphia and at New York ON the
return.
A6BURY PARK, n. j., July 6,-At
7:16 O'Clock the first of the riders made
their appearance at the bridge. About
200 passed within the next few moments.
among them being seven women. They
were seven minutes ahead of time. The
combined forces OF Newmarket and Phil
adelphia survivors OF the century run to
Asbury Park approximately number 400,
among whom are seven women who
started at Newark: The checkers at the
bridge will remain at their posts un til
midnight The club having the largest
number of survivors Is the Mercer Coun-
ty Wheelmen of Trenton. One hundred
and ten out of .116 starters came in for
this club, and they will undoubtedly cap
ture Grst prize.
The herald., 1895-07-07
MURDERED poR MONEY
An Old River Watchman Found at the Bot.
tom of the Witer

An Old River Watchman Found at the Bot
tom Of the Witer
SACRAMENTO, July 6.-This evening
the body OF Juan Orellanda, an aged
Chilean who has been employed for many
years as a watchman for the boats of the
San Joaquin Transportation company,
who has been missing since last Tuesday
night, was found in the bottom of the
Sacramento river. The old man was seen
last Tuesday afternoon when be displayed
q purse which contained over 500. That
night he disappeared. Today his friends
devotedlseveral hours time to dragging
the river with iron hooks. and were
finally successful in finding the body some
distance below the steamer which be had
been employed to guard. 1t was evident
that he had been murdered. His skull
had been crushed and there was large
cut on his neck. The old mans empty
purse was this afternoon found on the
deck of the steamer. The police claim to
have clue to the murderer.
The herald., 1895-07-07
DEUTSCHE NACHR|CRTEN
The Imperial Family Meets
With a Misfortune
PRINCE BISMARCK'S HEALTH
Programme for the Big Autumn
Maneuvers
Currency Propositlon-A Scientific
SwindIer's Departure
Copyrighted by the Associated Press.

Copyrighted by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, July 6.-The hot summer
weather has set in and the emperor and
the chancellor and the other high officials
of the government have left Berlin on
their vacations. The emperor's depart
ure was deferred few days owing to tho
illness of the empress, whose exertions
during the Kiel fetes resulted in a mis-
carriage. She has now recovered and re-
mains at Potsdam with the children un-
til her strength is completely restored.
His majesty will return here in the mid
die of August in time to be present at
the autumn parade of troops-on the Tenn
pelhoff field. He is daily informed re-
garding all important matters during his
stay along the coast OF Sweden. Through
out his vacation reports will be sent to
him twice day by codrers in regard to
the government affairs requiring his at
tention. Prince Hohenlohe has gone to
Strasburg in order to visit the exposl-
tion there and he will afterwards pro-
ceed to his Austriansvilla at Atalausee.
With reference to the health OF Prince
Bismarck the Hamburgische correspond
ent announces that he took a long walk
alone yesterday and returning converseo
with number OF visitors whom he found
gathered around the house.
The programme of the big maneuvers
beginning September LIST has now been
decided upon. They will take place in
the valley of the Oder. The south army
will be composed of the guards and the
Third army corps. 1t will have the task
Of forcing the passage of the River Ran
dow. This is only practicable, owing to
the swamps, between Locknitz and PEN
kun. The north army, consisting of two
army corps, will oppose the passage of
the river. The first will witness re-
day repuse their opponents. On the
third day the armies will fight battle
near Neuinkirchens.
! The bimetalhc leaders in Germany hope
the bundesrath will authorize an interna-
| tional monetary conference within fort
night.
Germany's right to levy toll on all ves-
| sells passing through Kaiser William s
canal forms the subject of diplomatic
officers precedence IN the part of Great
Britain, Russia. Denmark, Sweden and
Norway. The claim is made that Prus-
sa, by assuming proprietary rights over
| Schleswig- II olstein also assumes the OBJ
| legation to lay no tax, tribute or tariff on
| vessels passing from the German ocean
| to the Baltic sea.
Julias Steinschneider, founder and
chief of the Scientific International Biblo
/, graphical institute, has gone to America,
leaving debts amounting to 1000. 0U0
marks. He is 30 years of age, the son of
a noted professor and librarian OF the
University of Berlin. and man of great
attainments.
Francis de Wolf. q young American ra :
The herald., 1895-07-07
LAND OF PRONUNC|AMENTOS
Revolutionary Doings in the
Ecuador Republic
A CONSPIRACY IN BRAZIL
Measures to Pacify Southern Rebels to
Be Opposed
No Indication Of Fllibustering on the Coast
Of Cuba - Yellow Fever
Spreading
As.ocIated Press Special wire

Associated Press Special Wire
NEW YORK, July GA special to a
local paper from Panama says:
The steamer Imperial has arrived with
the latest circular letter issued by General
Alfaro, supreme chief of the revolution
ary government OF Ecuador. The letter is
dated June 8oth, and it is addressed to
the authorities Of the interior provinces.
1t recommends tolerance and justice, and
makes a plea for the effective practice
OF lawful guarantees to all citizens, with
out exception, for the establishment of
real harmony and for an earnest en-
deavor to forget all the differences that
have divided Ecuador.
About 5000 of the most eminent per-
sons in Quito's society have signed me-
moral petitio ming the Quito government
10 accept the basis of the conference
proposed by General Alfaro's peace COM
mission and submit to the government
OF Guayaquil without delay.
Bishop Schumacher is reported to be
badly wounded.
Many have been found dead from ex--
posure and hunger on the road to Quito.
The herald., 1895-07-07
ALARMING REPORTS
4 Conspiracy Hatching to Overthrow the
Brazilian Government

4 Conspiracy Hatching to Overthrow the
Brazilian 0overnment
NEW YORK, July GA special from
Buenos Ayres says:
The Herald's correspondent in Rio
Janeiro telegraphs that alarming reports
have been circulated in Rio Janeiro in
the last two days Of q conspiracy on the
part Of the chiefs Of the army and navy
to overthrow the government and form q
junta, or provisional government, with
General Quadeos as war minister and
Admiral Goncalves as minister of marine.
The Jacobin party announces through
its leader that it will oppose all measures
to pacify all rebels In Rio Grands do Sui.
The correspondent adds further that the
city is in avery critical state of excite
ment.
The Herald's correspondent Monte
video , Uruguay. sends word that the
government nasD received information
from Rio de Janeiro that plan Of reyo-
luton will be formed there.
The herald., 1895-07-07
China Rasin Lease

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-The harbor
Francisco and San Joaquin Valley road
will meet in joint session on Monday
afternoon to ratify the China Basin
lease. Chief Engineer Storey states that
ties and lumber are being daily received
here for the new road, all OF which ma
terial is being Immediately forwarded by
barge to Stockton. When the contracts
for The grading shall have been let, which
will be done on Monday. there will be
absolutely nothing to .hinder the actual
beginning Of work on the road bed. The
ties will be on the ground, as also the
lumber for the trestles, etc.. and while
the first shipment of rails has not yet ar
rived from the east, the consignment is
expected within three or four weeks.
The herald., 1895-07-07
No Outbreak Expected

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July GA dis
patch from Elkhorn says everything in
the mining district is quiet ana that no
outbreak is expected tonight.
Tne rumor that the strikers are going
to make sn effort to destroy property
seems not to be well founded. All three
companies OF militia in this country. aIs
still at their armories, but Captain LYONS
of the Second regiment thinks their
services will not be needed.
The herald., 1895-07-07
No Eilibustering

WASHINGTON. July GA report re-
ceived at the navy department from Cap
turned from cruise up the west coast OF
Florida states there is no indication of FL
ibusters anywhere. He does not think
there is any danger of expeditions from
the United States to Cuba, especially
from the coast points where he has Wis
ited
The herald., 1895-07-07
DON'T LIKE CYCLING
Old Benny Talks Through his Grandpa's Hat
Again

Again
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July Cit is
said that while ex-President Harrison
was at Dana last week hunting. the SUBJ
ject OF bicycling came up for discussion
and the ex-president expressed himself
most omphatically upon it. taking the
ground that it was disgraceful in ladies
to ride bicycles. He is reported to have
said that he did not believe there could
ever be any love matches made on wheels.
and the time of late when lie most wished
that he had his gun was when he saw a
woman riding o wheel and chewing gum.
The statement is hardly credited by the
friends of the ex-rresident, but the peo-
pie at Dana say that the conversation
took place and that he eS- pressed himself
unreservedly. Mrs. Mckee took lessons
got to be quite proficient. though it IS not
known that she has ever ventured out on
the road with her wheel.
The herald., 1895-07-07
CoJonel Hinton's Death

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The war de-
partment received telegram today an
nouncing The sudden Death of Lieut.. Col.
James Hinton. Twenty third infantry. at
Ringgold Barracks, Texas. Colonel Hin.
ton rose from the ranks, having enlisted
from Connections as private in 1858.
He did not become second lieutenant
until 1862
The herald., 1895-07-07
The Pugs

ASURY PARK, N. j., July 6.-Parson
Davies has issued a challenge Offering to
match Joe Choynski against Steve O'Don-
nell before the club offering the best
purse, in either limited round contest
or to finish, the contest to take place in
not less than two nor more than four
months. In the event of this challenge
not being accepted by O'Donnell. it is
open to Jim Hall. the Australian.
NEW YORK, July 6.-The Riverside
George Green, better known as Young
Corbett" of San Francisco, to fight
Shadow Maber o. Australia, twenty rounds
in Baltimore on July 10Th.
The herald., 1895-07-07
Names for Revenue Cutters

WASHINGTON, July 8.-The secretary
Of the treasury has decided upon the
names to be given to the two revenue
cutters for the construction of which con-
tracts were recently entered into. The
cutter to do service on the great lakes is
10 BIZ named the Walter Q. Gresham, in
memory of the late secretary OF state, and
ths other, which will patrol the New
England coast. will be christened the
Daniel Manning, in honor of the late
secretary of the treasury.
The herald., 1895-07-07
Yellow Fever in Cuba

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Advices to
the surgeon-gener of the marine hospi-
tai indicate that yellow fever in Cuba
has spread to Cienfuexos.
NEW YORK, July GA special from
Key West, Fla, says 1t is reported in a
Havana that Martinez do Cam pos has been
1000 soldiers into Puerto Principe today.
At the battle of Grand Piedo the insurg-
ents are also said. to have captured Cam
pos son. and he is reported dying from
the fever.
The herald., 1895-07-07
Building Up a Wheelwoman,s ciuh

The Women's Cycle club held a 'bo's
social at the Lincoln club rooms IN Dear
born avenue last night. Each of fifty
members brought a box of goodies. which
was auctioned off to the highest bidder.
The money raised goes toward furnishing
the new club house taken to No. 81 Lin
coin avenue. This will be the first bicycle
cub house for the exclusive use OF women
in Chicago, and perhaps in the United
States. After the contents of the lunch
boxes had been examined last night dan
cling was begun.-Chicago Tribune:
The herald., 1895-07-07
Prominent Jurist Dead

EMERSON. Neb., July 6.-General
Joseph Holman died last night at his
residence here. He was born at Williams
port. Nd. in 1926 removed to Nebraska
in 1861 and settled on homestead near
Dakotah City. He was appointed by
President Pierce as attorney-general for
Utah. He leaves wife and two children.
The herald., 1895-07-07

Cuba to Its fate. On the contrary he IS
disposed to lose the last man and spend
the last cent in suppressing the revolt.
News has been received here from Man
zanillo which again confirms the report
of the death OF Amador Guerra in the
fight recently IN the neighborhood Of
Manzanillo,
The herald., 1895-07-07

New York Evening World: You take
new potato and CRATE it finely, and then
use ii in stead of soap to wash with. The
juice of the potato, raw. of course, con-
tains some principle that acts quickly
and beneicially on the skin. This is
what girl with a Ninon de L'Enclos
complexion Is reported to have said.
The herald., 1895-07-07
Rock crusher for Folsom

SACRAMENTO. July 6. = Governor
Budd. che state prison directors and
members Of the bureau OF highways held
a joint meeting today in regard ito the
proposed construction OF rock-crusher at
Folsom state prison. The rates offered by
the railorad company for hauling crashed
rock-crusher in operation as soon as nos
sible,. which will be In about three
months.
The herald., 1895-07-07

CHICAGO, July 6.-Lawson, "the ter
rible Swede," lowered the twenty-five
mile bicycle record from 1:O3:52% to
1:03:15A. He was paced by tandems.
LONDON, July 6.-In the 100-mile
handicap bicycle race at HornhIll, Yeo-
man and Cook, on a tandem, made a
new worlds record of hours Al minutes
q As seconds.
The herald., 1895-07-07
Revolt Must Be Sunpressed

HAVANA, July. 6-It is stated on
good authority that there il absolutely no
foundation for the story published in the
Campos would advise the Spanish govern
ment to abandon the task Of attem pting
to put down the insurrection dAd leave
The herald., 1895-07-07
Patrol ships Purchased

MADRID, July 6.-Neg citations for the
purchase in England OF ships for the
prevent filbustering expeditions landing
have been concluded.
The herald., 1895-07-07
The rIost Miserable Man

"The most miserable man is the one who
is all the time anxious about his health. I"
Use Paine's Celery Compound. and keep
we'll and strong. 1t is not like ordinary
remedies,-itis is medicine. Tryit
The herald., 1895-07-07
Cricket

LONDON. July 6.-Cambridge defeated
Oxford In the intercollegiate cricket
match by 1874 runs.
The herald., 1895-07-07
Baseball

CHICAO, July 6.-Chicago o. base hits
4. errors 8.
New York 8. base hits IL, errors 2.
Hutchinson and Kittredge !;
Rusie and Wilson.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Cincinnati 16,
base hits 20, errors 6.
Brooklyn 10. base hits II, errors 8.
Batteries = Phillips, Foreman and
Murphy: Stein. Gum bers and Grim.
CLEVELAND. o., July 6.--Cleveland 3,
hase hits g. errors 2.
Philadelphia 5, base hits 9, errors S.
Batteries-Knell and Donovan; Taylor
and Buckley.
The herald., 1895-07-07
Bangtail Beauties

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-Only two
favorites in FIVE races showed in front
today. In the the second race Nellie e.,
at so to and 40 to l. gave the talent an
awful shock by winning in the easiest
kind OF style. The Owners handicap
furnished another surprise, when Thel-
mas colors we're lowered to Mulberry,
who went the mile in the very fast time
of 1:40 lowering the coast record a
quarter of second. Thelma's downfall
was hard blow. thousands of dollars
being waged on the race.
Six furlongs selling-Silver State won,
Little Tough second, Arno third; time,
1:16.
Seven furlongs selling-NeIlie G. won,
Camel second, May Day third; time,
1917.
Six furlongs, handicap-Joe X. won,
Lsdette, filly second, Monitor third; time
Mile and quarter handicap-Del Norte
won Flirtilla second Commission third;
time 2:OsA.
One mile owners handicap Mulberry
won Royal Flush second, Thelma third;
time 40.
CINCINNATI. O., July e.-The attend
ance at Oakley was large.
Five furlongs-Sir Play won, Royal
Choice second, Lillian i. third; time,
1:01T.
six furlongs-O' Connell won, Cassarian
second. Pop Gray third; time, 1:1G.
Four furlongs-Lawanda won, Millea
Gay second, Bonnie Louise third; time,
O:49.
Los Anteville stakes, one mile-Paul
Pry won. silva second, Blue land Gray
third time, :43.
Mile and sixteenth. selling-Pepper
won. Tobin second, Victorious third
time, 1:47%.
Seven furlongs -Candor won. Aimee
Goodwin second, DR.. Reed third; time,
NEW YORK, July e.-At Brighton
| Gone mile--Gold Dollar won, Stonenell
second; time, 1:50X.
Five furlongs-Defender won, Yankee
Doodle second, Cassette third; time, :O5.
Six furlongs-Wernberg won. Declare
second, Sandown third; time, 1:1SH.
Brighton handicap, mile and u six
teenth-Lovdal won. Lucky Dog second,
Red Skin third: time, II 1921.
One mile-Litle Mat won. Marshal Sec
ond, Chiswick third; time, 1 :4S.
Steeplechase, short course-St. Anthony
won. Hiawasse second, King joan third;
time, 3 .25.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 6.-The
Minneapolis races closed today.
Hal Pointer went against his record,
but only succeeded in making it in 2:O6I.
Trottng, 2:l9 class, purse $10O0-Silena
Chaffrey second, Queen Alfred third |;
Trctting, 2:s2 class, purse s1ooo-King
Princess won. Allie 6. second, Bell
dome third; time, 2:19N.
Pacing, 2:10 class, purse $100o-Tom
Ogden won, Frank Egan second, Allen e.
third; time, 2:11.
The herald., 1895-07-07

PITTSBURG, July 6.-Pittsburg 2, base
hits 5, errors 2.
Boston 5, base hits 8, errors O.
Batteries-Hawley and Merritt; Nichols
and Ryan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-09-11
SOMETHING NEW.

The new school known as the
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute,
located at Orangeburg, S. c., will
open Sept. 26th. The trustees have
secured seven graduate teachers
nnd can now accommodate two or
three hundred pupils. There will
be Literary, Business, Music, Art.
Normal and Military Departments.
The Institute will be co-educa-
;ional, welcoming both boys and
girls. Two large dormitories will
afford ample room for all boarders,
one being for boys, The other for
girls. The plan for boarding is the
Cooperative one, board being put
at cost, which will be about SIS a
month. Our motto IS "The best
possible school at the least possi-
BILE cost" Our course is cumpre-
hensive, thorough, and cheap. This
is a Baptist school but all are vel
come. We purpose making the
school SO cheap that the great farm
ing and industrial classes can edu-
cate their children here. The girls
boarding department is limited to
LIS, and is being rapidly filled up
| irst applicants get these special
privileges. For further informa.
tion address either
!, s ! caIfEes g Hes,1.os. HoeD' co-prss'd''