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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
salnts Not tIurt.

The other day the private ear ~ rtr~i.
dent Ripley, NJ the Atchison. Topeka n
santa fc railway, containing himself
and other officials II the road. was
slightly wrecked nn the II. Louis a san
Francisco road in Kansas. A. Il. Wells.
general superintendent for the Atlantic
X Pacific. desired Ia know how serious
the wreck was and who ~ thu officials
were hurt. 81 h. wired for the facts Ia
Charles ;. i,le,sl. one ~ the directors.
This morning Mr.. Wells received the fnl
having self-rxplanatnry telegram iruln
Ir. lilrti
n frw ~ the unTighteouS wrrr
scratched and bruised slightly, but the
saints are not hurt nj all, pNT brake
man was killed Thanks"
DO you lack faith and love health Let
~ establish your faith and restore YOUR
health with lrNitts Sarsaparilla. Pills
bury n Walton,
The horse Of the Sisters ~ Charity ran
ava, with the vehicle, containing four
sisters Yesterday afternoon. hut no dam.
age wAa done, The sisters were return
lug from n visit Ia AtriscO across the ri
YER. and inst ~ they drove on the Barela-
bridge the horse tok fright and ran
AGREES the hriig" al break neck speed
coming Ia n stAnd+till from sheer rxhAu~
ton Oh this Side aud near the Atlantic \
Pacific Office-. There were two teams on
the bridge At the time. hut the sisters kept
their runaway horse clear ~ all ObstTlIr.
tons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

". Allen. at The Pueblo smelling
company, AMI j, : Humphreys, the mine
expert, who recently purchased IL"
through Z. +. lnNld-ud. and who were
here the past few day lu the city last
night, vi. Nllrn returning Ia Pueblo. alli
vi. Humphreys going H. ~ Hasa. The
thrr" gentlemen visited III. canyon on
MnniHN anh returned tn the city Yesterday
Aftrrn"n site Ter iiill was selected.
Mi Davidson informs Tau CiTIIf\ that
Ia" new "wnrr~ viii i- ready Ia alOut
three weeks H. begin permanent aud sub.
-tautial work on their properties,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
" a. >ut tbruM ned.

\ recent telegram stated that John cat.
ron hal been drowned Will" out sailing
al Annapolis. hut n later telegram from
that city saN-
"a telegram was received here this AZ
trtlIuHn from Representative Iatron. II
Washington, stating that hi4 1on, John ".
tH'run. and Hamilton tale. hal been
picked mp hya steamer and taken a. Cam
bridge, Nil.
Tn" Young men started a. cross the
bay I" Kent island un saturday. and were
swamped In a storm. treat anxiety pre-
vailed among the collrg" authorities and
their friends here. who Suppn-ed they had
been drowned. luuug Catron has MI Ap
p"inlm"nt Ia the naval academy M ca.
bet"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
IIr. Gsnirys W"rk

IT, ". Il, Gentry, who i how laboring
In the east In the interest ~ the 4. u. I ,
" -anitarium, proposed 'or Las Vega.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

On application II Loo" Anal, 4
uthrr, 1T linrrln counih, surrii-
the bond III ,uVtgr Ncna, sheriff II !.
colin cuunt,, Judge Hamilton has rsu,
~,ua from office. lie wa- rrpultr.
give 4 nrw bond. AMI the court teiz
thu amount 90; said l-nd from g., 81
tJo.uN. but ~rnn va, unable IT, 'url
huud even Tor that amount. henc, 10
der ,acAiiug the Office. h. Las
county board II commissioners VI
callrl upon tu lill the vacancy.
,ro. v Johnston. urinl"r IT Ia.
iirm II Julu~t"n \ finlcal, who ~
Las Vegas taking testimony IN ih- 4
al " \ ulN"n~ against j, u, ". ~
regarding ll'r Insurance p"llc,
turned iu the city al n,Tn to-day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
rlNAllY CAPTURED.
4 CItle Thief Fun Down and Jall,j al


Cha.. l.. l.Wnl. rtlir inspect. 'rf
,l,r central Nrw N.,.r. l,l-lpu. trcH.rl
th, following di.pirN .m SILVER ,ir
Ne ha," Frank Jun.. go JAN Come
tI .urr"
lh. dispatch j. -ieurI Baylor shan.
non. -hruN
JONES /. - Wr.i kuuWu ratth. thief Who
uIEfai.i lot ,raf-. uui Wr-t. especially w
iil"ucia county. ami al..ut ~" ,rat~ ago
%" W.. indicted ~ ~" grant WtN =
Sat county "" wa fugitive at that
,,mr bat INSPECTOR fuWlrt n.y., uu q hut
tluI ait,f the UIrf AMI heated hlm IA
-,,,fh places. An"ut wear agr hr ~.
rrtialurd that JplIr- Wa uu fanrli IA
urtut county hui the thlri got Wini that
tu INSPECTOR ~. alter hm aul -kipIrd
over the nnr into M,N,ru ~ months
~. ttr Inspector a-crttalud that h.
much wanted ptI-"urf VA, lu Nu1uua,
tut again th, All, iunr, ,-cal."i attest
iN' INSPECTOR W., not Co. %, oulduur De-
t,rl ught after lpu,'-. tu = hort time
-. Nad Um AGAIN t"t,"i 40 ufaut
county ~M,uN -.tuupu va. al,I-''l 4
l,.,lvil.u ui iN, mtu -,ut ul AMI ,s,lI
u.t'trf nr Wa. dff,-l,.i luur- ~.
uUIrl In tat,u,n county 1T stealing
O. iau,H o.. uIurl"ru rui., from \afrl--n
lIu..ot uDa.r.. ruI luUrs Them ,u',u.
,pp Wh,r. '. a..I rattle 60 'u'rh,t~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

The mas =.
stands idly b, \
sses the liz ~
out Of HI. VI
face sees her Ia
going sees hr
com Ing old
faded and Nrs,
when she ~
still be In the p.e
enjoyment " =
otous useful hr
IL either les' tia
man OF else doe,
know OF the, :
remedy which :
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Valentine itrrkrr. the aTnllr-s and leg.
less man, who makes his hoinr ut inter.
walls In this city. writes iu Marshal For.
noif from Cerrillns asking II the marshal
has secured any rln" Ia the soldier that
robbed him IN this city the other even.
ing. II will be- remembered hy CITIZEN
readers that hrcker met II soldier friend
on the train coming IN from Fort Win.
gate. They occupied the same roam aud
hri that night. and next morning hrck.
rT's wearing clothes we're gnn" and with
them considerable money. The soldier
has not been found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

ii"n. " II. Patterson, capt. \, H. Fitch
aud the latter attorney, v, :. Williams,
last evening rl"-,Si up linall, the ''raphir
mines sale, whereby capt, filrl and his
fhllad"lp hla a--nclat"~ rome lnt"runplri"
control ui thrs" celebrated N"r"rro county
mines. The price wa fMlini Mr., Fat
t"f-"n, former lessee II the mines urg"-
tlai"I the sale, anh Ia" proceeds were III
,llri equally between himself, Mrs, Man,
drrurli and t"l, '. ~mrlhl, YESTERDAY :
dual payment Amounted L" tl1,Hl. New
M"NlCHn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

g. /. lllllaTd. we'll known Atlantic n
Pacific ttalnman died nj the Atlantic n
Pacific hospital last evening. Hg,d ahnut
~ trHr-. lFrra>,h was brought ta The
hospital nhnut t"u months ago from the
N~sIlr-. His VII" and little daughter
We're prr~"rt AT IL" final parting. and
They viii lakr the remains la IrnnSN
Naula tuf lnt"rlllrnt, leaving here to
morrow night, The hudy i being EN-.
hhluri at strong. tie Wa u member
II III" knights ~ rNthlas and 40, v,
quick IN effect, heals AMI leaves nu
star, burning, scnly skin rfuptinn-
qulrkly cured by lhNitt' witch Hazel
~alN" Npplird a. turns, -cali-, old
-,rr"-, II ~ magical m effect, llway-
cures piles illl-hury X Walton
tire IN the rear ~ the iiurulr stables
on copper avenue, caused quite an rN'
ritrmrnt nj II - u'rlTk, partition al
the frnc" wa noticed un lire, but "A few
mckrt- ~ water aruu hal the flames nut
The IRE hell WAS fung, aIId the laldir.
were ready but their services were mol
needed II Is thought n lighted cigar ~
cigarette was responsible for the lire.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Takrnin Sn,uTru,

sheriff iluhhrll left this morning Tor
Nrnrru with Fred, Watson Watson
hrnk" iutn u hardware store AT san Mar.
cial about u month aga. and fled north.
ward, being capturrd ~ trinidad aud r..
turned Ia tins city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
w rnrnI., M Mnnr.ml..

~ luNr g,""i trad" un hAnh"flhn'-
cough k"m~iN ~ Tact -"ll ~ much ui II
~ 4 all other cough medicines combined.
Hnl w. handle mate than - duZrn dliirf
rut Kinds. RAJ y HirtI-lN, druggists,
irl"ran Rapid, MINI
lhl- rrIn"iN j. I"IriI hrchu-" II ran
AWAY l." d"w upon. IT. Ir"mpt
ur-- ~ curing tad colds Group and
Hh"ping cough, mak"- II u mN"flt"
everywhere For safe hl IT. / II lmr
g,,-s 4 son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
ruiI,l,utl,i nui>u>


Iu.tu., ,t,~t,tI Ndd. Iht', Niuist"t. tu
th' thatn ''hng
tnll"ft MurplN AMI Nm. lhn"N iNu
men Who luililr.i freely ut f,I eve.
Walked into the restaurant ~ PM iran
u'r. ,u tlf-t -if",t last evening ami It.
'.'ri .-ppI"f 'pr two Ntrf eating
th,N refused {" pN lut the meals. "a h"
NJ requested H. the waiter ani com.
m,ur,,i g. nfrak the IL .hr-. The police
were called ~, and Murph, aui Dane,
.llt ~ u cell last night THIS morning
lu-tlrr tftW'nri ."ut them g. the chain
gang trt ten ,liN, each
; u.l'uru r-,k II INTO hi- bead &"
ha,, a ltih' tuu Whllr IN Au iurhtlatr
ruuiltluu. The I"llrr objected. hnWr,"t.
ant u'l|iIru VITO Wa celebrating II Fat
rrk.- iaN Wa l,~krd uv Ih- muiuIng
lu-Ilr,' thwi"ri i"ok r"gulltur" Of his
ra.,. sending him I" u" chain gang for
''u Avs
l.u it"wu. 4 N"uug fellow hhuut -
..rI. t.' Arrived ~ the clN short time
~. g. nu.lr-- AM without friends lie
U.p.ln Vi, lu'u-nn who conducts
l'Dus .ntu- uri uuli a,rnur h,twrru
~'rnu1 Ini ihlri streets. lot WORN. and
wt, pat 200 Iulng rhufr- AROUND Ia"
rum. YESTERDAY Aftrfuun Mrs John.
-..il '.,' pcri-l.u Zoe uI"n her pnckrth,s,k
ID" "a, = lliI. Wh.u IA" Wa -urptI-'d L.
'Ul ''h' n'uu' ~ lu MONEY wa ui--
.nE Blown lrUud the theft hut when
l.lU, uuu ihtII- Wh- ,all"d into the
,,.' au' logan !uNu.'Igitlug hr found
i'r,wU Ehwliug a. uu" 81 the -al~n-
l'.r rtu.Wt- utfrIr IN To- the rItN lAil.
a,1 a|,l ugl TO. trrhfri "" hal uu
~ .uN aDuut u- rluthIug. Illigrnt
a. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

som" dan AZ" Mr.. lharhorn and Mrs
i,lilin started ~ tn furnish u hIging
HOUSE. III the Mrdl,t hulllIng. nn SECOND
street, aud hulght their carpets and
mating from i. u. lorliua The carpets
were not paid iuf aud The rent wd~ not
paid Yesterday. MIR. Iurllna went after
hi rafprt-, and found them gone from
the hulling tie l"rliua then hal Mrs
InHrEurn arrested fut the larceny II the
rHtIH't-, ami the rA-" l. -rt fut u hearing
before Judge Nagg this Afternoon. 4,
has since hrru learned that the caflri-
are ~ Iu,~sr~sint ~ Mr- Drarl"Tn at
hrr homr "n silver aN"uu", where IA"
ralm- she t"uk them f"f safe Keeping
with u" int"ul t. IA any way nJurr Mr..
IuTliua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

capt. = VI NalImaf,h ana ! y Ilurnrr
al, bong mentioned h, their republican
ttlrul, Ter IN" uilc, II clIN treasured
he election 81 either 81 these gentle.
m'n would ru-urr faithful and c"inr".
tent -rNicr M thr tf,h-utrr'- office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Nlnuuu"ruu'. ini'i'ut -. '"mr,nt,,
tl''t b,I'gAI'-

Il''i ''fl'gNl'-
Last evening ~" regular muuihll
meeting of ilI,. ~'Nrtal ruiIIAlir- ul "
huIu"ruur- 'l.clrul volunteer lrr de-
plfturul were lril aui h"~lir- thr
uhu~arlluu 81 rrutli" hu-llr~~ AMI ~
iulgiug ~ polly CONVEX atIuu. ~" follow
iug irlrgat"- wrr" elected Ia the ApfIl
cou,rutl"n at which tine u"w depart
urlt officers f"r ilr"u-ulug year viii be-
chu~ru
80 | lI,s" company g.. \ liut-,.a
chairman, W y Macbeth. " j. !uNuu
Frank SCOTT, William AMI Frank kfrH
NOR. Ju-"ph Far r. i, Wendell e.
Granger. Peter Mrorath. Richard Powers,
" r.. Rogers VIII M"rrr. iftrr the
naming 81 the drirgalr-. the liz" h"N- 81
this company turned thrul~"lNr- int" a
musical concert company AMI J"illtN
frIgnri ,upr'uIr tnr u short TIM"
". ! Hos company IT. i. johnson,
llarfl-. Joseph urlrga. VII HAYES. I"hu
ihfN Russell, Im- Whiting, ri. tatr
iiartN J"llI~"u |" Il. ~tTau--
frfgI-~"u llprk ani Ladder company
Martin Il"fnrN. chairman, T.. +
Ne, anna VIM Mason. j H. uau~
ley Vim Khird, John Nntl,u. T.. Mar
ph, , has Mri'"nnli. II. h. t"utrS, " Z.
i,"th, T.. Il. rrarrr. Milt Gilbert aud hi,
l""kl-N JmnN ilrru-y Wa apInlntri
lantern h"N, Wee Fred Iall"tt, resigned.
The meeting waS n N"i, animated one.
AMI several lmI"f,ant subjects were dls
ru--,d
Ia" W. 3 Ilu-" company Will huli their
meeting one evening this week
Give ~" u liver regulator ani I can
rrgulai" ia" world said genius, The
druggist hnni,gi him lnttlr II Dew itts
Little Early lIl-rr-, IA" famous little
pills. illl-hurl n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21


lart lhrup.ou and Robert lldggAft,
twu thu~. W,tr Httr-t'sl last night and
placed ~ thu eat, Jhll The men had got
int" mail hoN side irack"f nj the dplph.
had h1ilt n urrand were making them.
~rl,r- comfortable fut the night when the
night cup- interrupted them Justice
crawford attended H. their wants this
morning aud sent hath tu the rhnin
gang
Ron BtoWu tlr Young fellow arrested
fot stealing money rom Mrs. johnson.
~ i,"li Nruu", Wa- hruughilhrfutc lu-.
tir" Crawford At "u.rlurk yp-trtdaN ait
cru."u. lie mnirl tan ronfr,-iuu, aud
tutnrl over tu The lad, ~ ~ thr stolen
uInurN a. h"iug found srwrd up ~ the
liuiIR ~ hl- coat AMI ~ hriug taken
~ Inn when be- Wa arrested He
plrad"l inr mrrc, aud instead ~ send.
NIX him h. tlr ruuu;N Jail tu await ia"
actions " The NEXT grand jury. Justice
crawford -ru'"urrd him a. -iNtN daN- ~
lHil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

~Ithing, healing, cleansing b"Nits
witch Hazel NalNr j. the rhrm, a. -,r,-,
wounds and plies. which II never fails Ia
cure. stops itching aud burning. cures
rhapp,d liIa AMI cold sores ia two ur
three hours rlll-hItN n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

j, ", Pierce. Republic Iowa, says Il
have used Onr Minute Cough Cure IN my
family and for myself with results ~ rl,,
tirely satisfactory that can hardly lnd
words a. express myself ~ Ia it, merit.
| will never fail a. Recommend IL h. 9th
rrs. on every occasion that presents itself
pillshuTy \ Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

The ra-, IT the nlt"d states -. Fran.
rI-ru liiil. adultery, wh.rh wa uIl trial
~" past twu DAYS. W. given I" IA" INV
tins morning ATTORNEY MNcun. ST. II l.
stated hI th"~" vii" attended the trlal.
made powerful tAlk ~ l,fru,r uf h-
client
Manuel ChnNr.. found guilty IL adul.
trtN the other day. wH- brought int"
court aui sentence! - tour months ~
TIA" I"nit"nilhtN
IN" ra-" m the uilrd ~tatr- ~ w.
tonic lhllrg"-, adultery. wd- continued,
e." melton 81 defendant
On ia" territorial side 1T the court, ia"
rd-r II j, \ iuntr- y son ~. trlip" t,,-
rule, H-srnp-li. Na- called. Default Tor
failur" I" plead AMI final Judgment fuf
~, entered
arguments un motion Tor iIrw trial
~ IA" Washington mine cas-" Will hr
heard saturday u"fnIng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Nfirt ~'tNi,r-
\ mentioned ~ ~ ilN/lN
r~dnN short Episcopal .,NIc,
Il ~ Rev, lruurtt at t'w ''. u
~ L lInIA- mm NM nMII nAMnI


y mentioned M ~ tI'I/lN II last
TUESDAY, short Episcopal .,rNIc,, N"fr
h,id ~ Rev lnuurtt at t'n ''. Iirurr NJ
, m- T.. ifarN. uu west uuli aN"utIr. over
the irinalu- ui ON late tow iI-Iuai. tirufgr
+ iraiN. YESTERDAY Afternoon at u'rlrk,
lhr rhuiI 81 thu church tuuk part ~ the
~'t,Irc- ani i. T. lmruy -hng with much
-plrmuiN the hNiuu. 'Nhld" with Me-
Nllrf the ,rtNirr~ the remains laid in
stat, untli 80 u'clrck. When Undertaken
~tuuut r"uNr,,si tlr l"lN tn the drIrut.
the following gentlemen acting a. pail
hcafrI,. NG. Wells. \"ill H. Frld IT,.
g.. Ilt.. t,liN lester. u =. KdrN. VIM
he fraNri hruthrr, has r.. trHrN. dc
irruHr pdnlrl tl" rrmaiu- I" Columbus.
tur to- tat
~ Gh i've wlth 4 t"rpli liver viii
uut I "a bong lNrI correct H." lNrT
with hMul- lltil" kdtlS Kl-rr-. little
wil. hat cure lS-p"t,.A aud cuu-tlpa.
tlou. rrll-hurN \ Walton,
=. ! Nrwcuna. = ptumiurul urpnhlI
can attorney uf la. tfurr-. passed ~
thu road fur santa r. lat night he
Wa careful ~ talking thutIt tho murder.
80, | tul. Fountain dui -uu. hut the
judge ilI -rl that hr thought the officers
had clue tu the murdrrrt- aud that II
49, 1T, opinion they would -rou be- IN
the clutches II the Law
capt. =. VI ~alImar-h AMI y Ilurnrr
ar bong mentioned h, their republican
trlrul. l"r IN" unJr" II clIN treasurer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Ir. J"~'pl, ul,''. acting Italian consul
900 TIN citN La, been huu"rrd with th"
iN hing llumh"u 81 ITALY.
%" ORDER. Ia" insignia ui which l. con
toured upon hlm. l. IA" corona i'iiaila
Iui l- II recognition :" hi gSd -"rNicr
=. CONSUL AMI 20! hl~ ahllN ~ hl- pro.
l.--luu DENVER Republican,
i'r. uu"" g. a brother II J"hn ruuru.
IL a." - Elm" W th- rItN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-09-20
Good Reason. for IIIa Faith.

Charles ID Lano. the California
millionaire & id miner, in answer to
AL inquiry from the Cincinnati Post,
~ 10 why with all his interests on tho
side Of gold ho should advocate tho
restoration OF silver TO its place ns 4
money metal. thus sums up the reas-
One for his COURSE:
J. While my gold Inns doubled
purchasing power, ontside OF mining
] cannot invest il anywhere except
upon falling market.
.. Under present conditions, pro.
duction giyes no reward to produc.
ora.
3. With no profit 10 production.
producers eau gre no wnges to laborl
and tho country in filling up danger
Ously iast with idle men.
!. Because with every man driven
10 enforced idleness, protection to
capital grows less.
8. Enforced idlcnoss breeds Int.
red Of tho suffcring masses against
tho few who have means.
O. Because the workingmcn of
America are Brought into unjust
competition with the laborers Of ell
yer countries.
7. Because tho whole continent
south oi us needs vitalizing with
American brains, muscle and such
vast amounts OF money that no ih:nce
con eupply IL rapidly uaough.
8. Bocnu'c through the growing
poverty oi the humber producers,
like the farmers. tho morals oi the
country are becoming tainted and
crimes are increasing alarmingly.
o. because | believe the Almighi,
made no mistake when he placed sii.
yer in tho hills.
10. because I love my country an,
jbphpvc ! would Ito better myself
dpy tGliOw men could be mudo pro .
a,rrpuG which shey aro not now.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-09-20

LONDON, Sept. lit is generally
believed here that the police, by the
arrest Of Edward Bell mt Glasgow on
Saturday. j. Wallace and John T..
Kearney at Rotterdam and p. j. p
lyman (No. y at Boul gue-Sur BIER,
France. have nipped n widespread
dynamite plot in the bud. At tRotter-
dam the police captured n number Of
Internal machines and correspondence
which may result in farther arrests
The arrests were made on informn-
ton received from one OF the recently
released Irish political prisoners.
4 dispatch to the Associated Press
from Antwerp states that two Irish
Fenians, said to be naturalized Amer.
lean citizens. arrived there three
weeks ago and rented Il house in the
suburbs OF Becchum. English de.
tcctives watched them, their depart
ure from the United States having
been known To the British authorities
Saturday the house was surrounded
by the Belgian police. The occupants
had fled. a laboratory, however. WIS
discovered fully fitted with upplian-
ces and materials for the manufac-
ture OF bombs and explosives.
This man has also furnished the
authorities with evidence i'll relation
to the Clan.na Gael, md the Govern
ment recently released several
prisoners so rs not to furnish an
exact clu" To the source OF its infor-
ton.
There is strong suspicion that
conspirators are planning nh out
break to occur while the Car and
Czarna visit the Queen at
l'almoral. 1t is said that all the sus-
poets were known to have purchased
materials for the inanuiactur, Of
bombs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-09-20
VOLUME AK.


In his letter Of acceptance OF the
Democratic nomination William J
Bryan clearly defines his position OIL
every plank in the platform.
The question state rights Ia put
forth in an inviting style. While tile
states oh serve Federal laws. the ted
eral authorities cannot interfere in
their domestic affairs.
Economy is advocated i'll the cIpen.
diturcs Of the government.
: The issuing of bonds in time OF
peace is shown to be without iustiii-
cation and only in the interest OF
money sharks.
National banks, advocating the re-
tircment Of the greeDback, do not
meet with his favor Bank notes rest
on lawful money. which includes
greenbackR. and. therefore. cannot be
better than the precnback. To retire
greenbacks and place the issuing Of
paper money i'll the hands Of the
banks would he class iavoritism. n
surrenderinV Of the control OF the cir
culaiing medium and the supplant.
ing Of non interest hearing paper by
interest bearing bonds.
Tho Monroe doctrine IL heartily
endorsed.
lie believes pensions to be an obi
CATION of the country, not alone as Il
reward for services performed. but rs
wise measure of encouragement Oi
volunteer service, which may he need
al at some future time.
Producers OF wealth are worthy OF
the greatest consideration.
Arbitration must bc recognized by
employers. 1t is simply IN extension
Of the court Of Justice.
Paupcr or contract labor from for
nign shores is declared against.
The senate hill providing for trinl
by jury in certain contempt cnses. in
opposition 10 the present abuses OF
injunction proceedings. il favored.
The party il opposed to trusts
The interstate commerce Inv must
be vigorously enfor ced and supported
10y nee, ssary legislation.
Tho Central and Union Pacific
must pay their debts due the govern.
ment.
Sympathy is c1pro ssed for Cuba.
A permanent office holding class is
not in harmony with our form Of gov
ernment, except where the Federal
constitution now provides otherwise.
The territories should be admitted
90 statehood.
Waterways should be improved.
Tariff is ignored and the money
question In given prominence.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-09-20
The Mains Election.

PonTL.ND tMc.) Sept. l5.--Returns
from small towns and plantations OF
the Siatc are AS usual coming in slow
ly. II is not probable that all OF
them will be heard from before to
morrow.
The vote from the cities and towns
which poll more thnn two thirds of
the entire vote, indicates. however.
Republican plurality OF between
$4,000 and 10000 the largest in the
history Of the State. In every county
the Republican ticket was successful.
Almost every town shows Republican
gains.
The Democratic vote is about 40
per cent less than in 1892. About 20
per cent OF this has gone for the Re-.
publican ticket, and tho other half
arc stay-at homes.
The vote OF the Pop ulists and Pro.
hibitioDists throughout the State
shows loss from 1892 OF about &c
per cent.
Tho vote from 200 OF 5l9 cities,
towns and plantations is G6,92l for
Powers and 27.Ii3 for Frank. In
1894, when CIcuves was elected by tho
Their unprecedented majority Of 4O,-
o0U these towns gave the Republican
ticket 56.i09 md tho Democrats 81.
go. The Republican gain in plural
ity III 2,0l3 this year. Ir this proper.
tion Of gain IL kept up the iOtul vote
Ia estimated at l2i,0OO in round num-
|, bers--Rcpublicnn, s3,lG0; Democrats,
H,3iG, scattering, G,5O0; Republican
plurality, 4s,S2o.
In tho First Confrcssional dist riot
Reeds plurality is lO,5OO.
u, Dingley has about no 0 plurality
in the Second and Millikcu neull, II
600 in tho Third.
From figures at hand il in estimated
that Boutcllc'R plurality in tho Fourth
will DO almost $1,000.
In tho Assembly districts heard
from the election Of but i've Domo.
Gratis ~ tho House is shown, and one
OF these is in doubt. All Of the thirty.
ono Senators are Republicans.
Tho latest returns give Powers
utcp.) 4G,l!I8 plurality.