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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28

William Bradford, the man who was
shot i'll Carson Wednesday night,
died Thursday evening. Tho News
says nm inquest WAS held aud the fol-
lowing were shown 10 be the facts:
Deceased name wGs w. +. Brad
ford and was native OF kentucky
but has resided for some timo in
Anaconda, Montana.
No ono seemed to know what
started the fight, but Bradford was
seen to strike Smith six or seven
times in tho face and then Smith
shot him. Tho quarrel that led up
to tho shooting was not loud aud the
particulars were not sot forth. After
being shot Bradford staggered into
the saloon euying, an, God, ho has
murdered me-" and Smith with the
revolver in lns hand was accosted by
the officers outside and meckiy sub
mittcd to being placed in Jail.
A verdict was brought in in ac-
cordanco with the facts us set forth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28

Tho fact that "Fottuue il, a tickle
goddess was never more aptly illus
trated than in tho career OF eX-Sena-
tor ii. a. W. Tabor OF Colorado. a
farmer, stone mason, II small groc-
cry Keeper, u great mino owner, n
multimillionuire, and II proprietor Of
great blocks OF buildings in Denver,
the possessor and builder OF one OF the
finest opera houses in tho world,
Lioutcnent Governor OF Colorado,
United States Senator, and now u
poor man once moro delvmg in tho
dirt for another fortune among the
golden hills OF Cripple Creek--this
in u paragraph, Is tho history OF Il
man who hus received moro nattcry
and moro criticism, uOro favors and
naunts than fall to tho lot OF most
men. Tho other day brief telegram
from Denver was published TO the ef-
feet that tho last piece Of property
owned by ex-senator Tabor had been
sold under tho hammer to satisfy u
mortgage for 100000, thus closing
ono OF tho pugcs in II strange
overtrul history.--Mayiiold Palo Al.
to.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28
a clergyman Lics.

Tho Reverend Joseph Hempbill.
the pustor OF the Calvary Prcsbyter.
ian Church OF San Francisco, Sunday
preached sermon on athletic Con-
tests.- The text was from Paul.
-Know ye not that they who run in u
race, run all, but one receiveth
prize"
In speaking OF Nevada the Rever-
end gentleman said:
Two human brutes are soon to do
their best to maui and kill each other
i'll sister State. Poor little poverty
stricken Nevada. whose chief prod
ucts are allsali, sagebrueh and jack
rabbits! Dying Nevada, the only
State in the Union that sanctions
such an infamy. Let her blot out
from her senl OF Stutc tho rising sun
and put i'll its place falling star, or
the faces OF the brutHs who are
soon to fight Ter aprizc."
The News takes pleasure in in.
forming the Rerernd gentleman that
he is plain every day liur. First,
because Nevada is not the only State
in the Union that sanctions such mn
infumy;' and second because Ne
vada'5 chief products are not allsali,
sagebrush and iackrabbits.
There is no comparison 10 be drawn
between the two "human brutes"
who at are least far from being
hypocrites whatever other failing they
may have, and the man who occupies
a pulpit and prostitutes the sancity
OF the robe he wears with falsehoods
and Peter Yorke language.
Compared with this fellow the
prizciighters are gentlemen and will
bo sO considered 10y IN impartial
puhlic.-Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28

AtIuncheon given tho other day in
London Boyoral wcll.known poets
wero telling good stories, and one OF
them related about tho poet Wods-
worth iulc for which good authority
was given. Wordsworth, it seems, was
in tho habit Of writing at night and in
the curly morning and would
frequently rouse his wiic about 4
o'clock and cxclaim: "MRrid, got up!
l have thought Of good word!T
Wheroupon his obediont holpmatc
would rise aud record II on paper.
About mn hour later new inspiration
might seize the poot, aud ho would
call out: "Maria, got up! l'yo thought
Of n better word!' a witty American
woman who was OF tho party listened
TO the little history with attention
and remarked, gently waving the red
rose in hor hand: swell, II he'd been
my husband | should have said:
Wordsworth, got up! have thought
OF a bad w0rdr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28
General Grnnt's Two Tunes.

a drum corps in passing caught
sight Of the General, and ut onco
struck up Il thou popular negro camp
meeting air. Everyone began TO
laugh, and Rawlins cried: "Good for
the drummers.' whats the fun27
inquired tho General. "why,' was
the reply, "thoy arc playing Amt
I Glad 10 Got Out oh do
Wildorness' Tho General smiled
at the roady wit Of tho musicians,
and said: aWcll with Inc q musical
joke always requires explanation. |
Know only two tunes; one is Yankee
Doodle and the other isn't'--Con-
tury.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28
VOLUME XXXI.
Nevada II pr "Reminiscences.

Nevada II nE "Reminiscences.
William Davis, cx-champion Of Ne
vada. and about the oldest pugilist
living, contributes the following rcmi
niscence OF the ring to the Carson
Appeal.
"As early ns 1868, when money was
to be earned by everyone who was
able and willing to work, athletic cx.
crcises took vigorous start. After
the organization OF Fire Engine No.
!. in 1862. ou \ street, a gymnasium
was opened next door. which was at
tended by quite number OF young
men, mostly from California. There
was considerable excitement just
about this time concerning rich ore
being found in the Reese River
district. a good many Virginia
people went out aLd located Clifton,
and later on Austin. Among the
most prominent were Dave Buel, Ike
Batcman, Wm. Brown. Bill Gibson,
johnny Grimes, Jack McDougun and
many others whose names / can't re-
member. AS matter nt course l
went with the gang aid let tho
gymnasium take care OF itself during
my'stay in the Reese River regions.
Every man who went to- Reese River
was more or less successful.
"On returning TO Virginia City i'll
1868 we found there had been several
prize fights in and around Virginia,
notably between Tom DAILY OF Fort
Wayne, Sierra county, Cal. and Billy
McGrath OF New York. The fight
took place ut he Wnshoc race track,
and ended in gun fight, resulting in
the death OF Muchach, formerly of
Nevada City, and the wounding Of
Harry Lazarus dangerously. The
next fight was between Pat Bradley
ana Patsy Foy, down Six Mile
Canyon, with victory claimed for
Bradley. Then came my match with
Big Pat Daley. which took place at
American Flat, q short distance from
Virginia, and was the first anphi-
theater built for tho purpose i'll ths
territory. and was won by me in seven
rounds. Tho next to meet in the same
ring was Professor Iiill Blackwood
and Patsy Foy, which was won 10y
Foy.
During tho next few years Foy
engaged in many battles, and WAS
generally successful. Tho most con-
spicuuus Of his opponents were Harry
Cooper and Johnny Kcllcher, all good
men and fought braveIy. The
pugilists had rest for four or five
years until Bing Williams and Jim
Chatham had an encounter in 10.
Williams defeated Chatham. In '73
Jimmy Tickle md Jimmy Rodda
made good tight at 10
pounds. Then Chatham and Bng
Williams wero rcmatchcd, when
Chatham defeated Williams. Jimmy
frcviIlinn and Patsy Hogan fought
for the lightweight championship Of
the Coast, 1royillan losing on foul.
"Ncxt camo Billy Harris und Billy
Luncr, Harris winning easily. Jim
Trovillian and, Johnny Sullivan OF
Australia next met. Troyillinu win
Mug in three rounds.
-fho Inst took any interest in was
between Dublin Peto Lawler and Jim
Shows. Though there wore several
utter my departure, notably ono be-
tween Jack ilallihan and Billy Lynn,
which was won by llallihan.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28
IljlIoIiS Collie.

Persons who aro subjcct TO attacks
Of bilious collie will DO pleased TO
know that prompt relief may bc had
by taking Chnmborlnlu'S Collie, Chol.
ora and Diarrhoca Remedy, md II
taken M soon aa the frat indication
OF tho diecnsc appears, IL will pro
vent the attack. Fore sale by NJ. II.
Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28
Total disbursements. .6S, ,D0i %

Balance In treasury 28,l72 30
The above balance stands ~ tho
credit OF the various funds ae per
Troaeurers Balance Shoot, dated
Bso. %, 1896:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-28

q. -. q GAI<CIA
Asnnfscinrer Of ard DesistIa-
Harness and Saddler.V
rats pieasars In iniorniAg the people .l
Eiho county that h'.h,s located at Ellie ,ss
10 prepared 10 maEe
VAQUEito sAppLEs TO anbER
WINS SPURS. Roprs BLANKETS
RtArAa.andihExiU
W, 5SBaVsSsisauJ on Lssa..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Grfhofen.

Sobn s. goGiton, repu6Gifanif9er Ganbiz
bat fir gountbrihter bon8ea Co., 8p., 8ruz
Der bes acknowledgements .. s. Goliton
bonn II. 0titr. bon &entudD, fpurbe 0ienitug
Nbsnb gegen 8 u6r bon Dem Wtrt6 So6n
0ugan erf9offen. Der M0rber entfIO9,
purbe aber ipdter eingefangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
die GrTd1nftaIane.

81. g. DUN &c Sos biesipo9entli9e
lteberii9t iiber 6anbel unb @etperbe fntz
6Glt folgenbe Nngdben: Der Nuspets iber
bic 8onterotte i'm Mai bon ben Der 3ieoenen
@eT9Gftsapeigen 1T Tebr ermttbtgeno. Ser
8etraq Der 8erbinblihteiten in ben 8ante@
rpttfdQen ipar Der tleinlte felt September
1895; Der Decentralization in Sabritbantes
rotten Der fleinite felt Nobember 1895 un5
Der 0erbtnolt6feiten BON 9eI9dftsbdu1er=
banferotten Der fleinite felt September, aus
qenpmfnen Der lebteW2onat bon 1894. 8artez
rotte aaoemeiner2Goen fino in tetnemWtonate
10 tlein 9eneien, tpie i'm Mai 1897; in nur
anei Monaten bon 35 ftn6 tletnere 8anfez
rptte in 8ii9ern unb 6iiten g%epeien, nur 5
in Groceries unb ni9t zine 8ef4dftstla1e
in ienem Monate bat grOBere Bdnterotte be-
ri9tet, dIs in Der SGlfte Der bor9er9ebenben
Monate, pbtpobl in MD6eln bic 8anferDtte
aiemli9 5dblrei9 Tinb. Sn &leiberfabrifu@
tion teur Der Mpnat Der tlelnite, allsgenomz
men in 4 bon SO, auseenpmmen 5 in Gbemiz
fallen, feds in @o1enpaaren, fieben in Ma=
f6inen, 9ol5s unb gemii9ten 5abrifaten,
unb baben bic 9ur6T9nittS3obl nrr in @iz
FEM uno 8aumtpples unb S0pfertpaaren
iibertrpffen, tpegen einiger peniger 8antez
rotte BON al1sna6mspeiier 9r0Be. Niemanb
fam iiber Die 8ebeutung iOl9er 3ublen i'm
Srrt6um fett.
Die Mnsabe, baB, o5geIe9er bon benz tenn
pcrdren Niebergung Der preife Der l1mfong
nes abgei9lofensn @ef4dftes iebt sr0Ber
1T, als er in 1892 mar, benz Sabre Der
BrpTperitdt, 1T BON Man9en be5fpeifelt nor
ben. SnbeiIen beftdtigt cine 8erslei4un9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
feuermehrIeutc perunoIiift.
Ee1terHhriinHe.

9ienftdg Mbenb brad in 8. s. Gurtis'
9ei6ftdu in Galbtpeu, o., Seusr uus, unb in
peniger ais 3tpst @tunben mar bus 9an5e
9%Gu1ergebiert 3erftDrt. Der 8erluit betrGgt
$4,000, unb 1T nur bdlb bur9 8erit9erung
gebedt. Man bermut6et 8rdnbftiftung.
0ienitog N6enb e~nttanb in einem 9ebdube
Der rMonmoutb (SG) potterp So" 5euer.
Gs pebte our 3eit Elm beftiger 8inb, unb
binnen &uroem tpur bus 6uuptgebdube eins
gedi9ert. Der 8erluit betrdgt peni9ltens
$4,000.
Die gr0Bte 5euersbrunIt bic 4leranbrta,
8a., ie beimgefubt bat, brad 9Onnertug
Morgen fur3 na6 Mitternu9t in 8tban'2
9iingerfabrit am SluBufer aus unb tpiitbete
gegen a6t Stunben, ebe fte betpGlti9t perben
tonnte. Ser @eIammtDerluit betrdgt bon
S45O,OOO Big 100000 unb 1T muir tbeiG>
peiYe bur9 @erii9erung gebedt.
Sin Seuer 6dt am Sonntdg in
0abib Gitp, geb., ben 8en'f9en Sc
treble @1epator, ben er0Bten i'm Gtaute
auBerbal6 Omaba's, unb bic slectrii9e
2i6tunldge 3erftDrt, @erluft $4,000; 8erz
fi9erung $1,000. Sn Der Stabt berrf9te am
Sonntag N6enb 9unteGbeit.
Sn 6olge etner9 ga iolin =@rploion in einem
girfusSelt in 2snn 8ea9, Mdi1., erlittsn
Mittpo9 N6enb feds PerfOnen f4pere
8ranblpunben unb 3pei Der @erlebten tperz
ben benielben ipabrf9einGi9 e%rliegen.
Die bur9 bas 6euer berurIa9te gertpirz
rung bate beinabe cine 9anit unter ben
Sbieren CUR Tolge. Sci benz @ebrGnge Des
g%ublitums, Inn fi9 in Si4erbeit gu 6rin9en,
nurbe Elm 2Openfdfig umgeporfen. aber
1ont peiter tein G9oben ungeri9tet.
Die GtrGflinge i'm @taats5ubt6auie in
Gaming, aas., fat 1000 perTonen, tparen
5reita9 N6enb GROCER @efa6r ausgefebt.
@egen 8 16r bra9 I'M @efdngntB Seuer
aus unb iofort e%ntitunb unter ben @efan9e=
men cine tpa6re 9anit. 9as Seuer berbreiz
tete fib f6neG in Der S9reioertperfftdtte Big
our >8apeue, unb bic Gage tpurOe 10 brobeno,
oaB finfsig @trGflinge, ales einigermdBen
bertrauenSipiiroige 2eute, aus i6ren 3e1en
qe1aKen purben, UNI BET ber 8etdmpfun9 Der
8tammen 8eitano gu ~leiiter.'
@9lieBli9. geldng es, beg 5euers 0err gu
nerben, na9bem Elm S9aben bon ungefG4r
$4,000 un9eri9tet lporben mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
1rrhreh1EM4
Synbiuni3.

Ser Neger nGIif" Mit6ea, tpsl4er
in ~ltrbona. S6io, auf Die 5rau Sligo
@drmer etnen per6re9erif3en Wngrtff
aema6t bate, murbe am 9onneritag gu
3rpan5igiG6riger 3u4t9ausftrufe berurt9etlt,
59on felt Ieiner 8erbaft1ng perldntete IS,
baB cine Nn3a6G erbitterter 8iirger ben plan
9eFaBt babe, ben Ge9er gu lpn9en, u1to odS
@efGnqniB puroe baber oon elmer @ompdg>
ME Mili3truppen bepa4t. Bonner tag Aberto
6egann cine 3ablrei9e Weni9enmdf1e 1t9 IN
Der 0d6e bes 9efGn9niffes an3ulammel1t,
pel6e 1i6 Itets permebrte nno emil bloflen
I6ien, ben 8erbre9er aus Dem 9efdngnlB
gu bolen. Die Menge brdngte it9 trnller
mebr benz @efGngniB gu uno Der 8efdngntB@
bDf mar bereits BON berfelben dn9efllt, ais
@apitdn 2eonarb, psl6er Die Wili5 befeb>
tigte, cine Nnipra9e bielt uno Die 2eut' aafz
fprberte, Den ~@efGngniB6of 5t perluf1en. Gr
oro6te, baB er, penn Oies ni4t binnen Ore'
Minuten geffe6e, BEN 8efebl gum 5eusrn
qeben tDerbe.
Der 8efe6l, Ben 9efdngniBbof 3u rdllr1en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
charlottesville.
Sannunfau.

Sine Spe3idlbepef6e aus 6ub1on, @is.,
metoet: @tner Der f4tperiten unfdIe, pelber
iemuls uuf biefer NbtbeiGung Der @bicago,
ct. Paul, Mtnneapplts &c Oma6a<@iienz
balm borfam, ereignete ii9 Montog Ia9nt.
auf benz petli9 BON 6ubIon befinolt9en
Ooppelgeleiie. Der peftli9 fabrenbe@ iterauq
ND. Al Butte Srber er6alten, bas re6tsliez
genoe 8eletfe au 6enuben, fubr iebp9 aus
ni9t aufgefldrter urfa9e duf bas linfs lie
genbe @eleiie unb betpegte ii9 nit elmer Sc
I9pinbigfeit BON 18 Meilen bic Gtunbe ba=
ber, als er ar elmer I9drfen 8tegurg, tpo oas
9eleiIe cine abf9iiftge 3i9tung bate, auf
einen GonitructiDnsaug itieB. Ser 3uIams
menftoB erfolgte nit fir4terli9er @eipalt.
Nm b~interen @nbe bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
befano ft9 bic Jog. 8oarbing Gar, in pel9er
ii9 bier Nrbeiter 6efanben, Sbomas Geileb,
s. g.. 6arb, Milton Spain uno eSSoiepb
2ei9btbeiIer, ale bon @au CLAIRE, Wis. @Qe
bier murben beim 3uIammenitoB augen6lidz
lt6 getObtet. Die Boarding Gar" gerietb TO-
fort in 8ranD. 6erman Gebb, 6eiaer Der
2otomptibe bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuroc
ebenfals 9etDbtet. Srant Sbaper, Elm 6eiaer
BON Nltoond purbe t0btti9 berlebt. ".
Sdttlemar, 2ofomptibfibrer bes gonfruc=
tipns3uges tpurbe f9per berleBt, irtbem Inn
bic 8eine 5er19rammt uno bas- Na1enbein
5er6ro9en puroe. NuBerbem Fat er innere
8erleBungen erlttten. 2ofDmotiofiibrer 8ros
gun bom @iiterauge tpurbe am &opf unb Sc
fi4t Derlebt. 9as Perfpnal3 bss 53uges go,
Al fam unperlebt babon. 8eibe Qotomotiben
purbrn ooaitdnoig %8erft0rt.
Das moroerifbe Oompfros.
Ser 6atmer $. %. Roberts, Der nebI
5ral llnb 2 8tnoern 9ienitag Mprgen in
einem Magen Bel Der Is Meilen nDrblih bor
Gentrdlia, Sa., liegenben fleinen Station
4lma Die 9elei1e Der Slinois Gentralz8a
treu3en polte, purbe bon einem perio=
nen5uge Der %9enannten 8a6n ii6erfa6ren uni
ougenblifli9 getObtet.
fahrtuhlunfGne.
Sn 6olge beg 9erobitur3es zines Sra6t-
fdbrfubles i'm Stem Yorter Potgebduoe muir
ben 6 Mdnner mebr ober peniger f4tper bsr=
leBt. &ier ber1elben puren i'm gpftamt an
geiteut, ndbrenb Die 5pet anberen Bel BEN
Gontraftor in Oienit tparen, Der bic 9spara.
turen am 8unbesgebduoe unter fi9 bat
Ser 5a6ritu6Gfiibrer Sofepb Cuff
Ter bate ben 5aDritubI pom unterr
5lur aus in 8epe9ung geiebt. NuBer Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

@ngldnb f6eint feline berausforOerabe
6altun9 segen Die 8uren, bic ii9 burf
oteielbe ni9t oerbliiffen lieBen, a~ufSugeben.
0as britif4e 9ef4paber, bas iih in Der De-
Gugoaz8ai 10 auffdaig brett ma9te, 1T aus
i6r oerf4punben. Sn ben psri0nli9en linz
ter6unOlungen nit Dem in 2onbon dnpeienz
ben 3rans0aarf4en untertaats iefretdr bes
Auspdrtigen, Or. 2eDos, f9eint Der engIiz
l@e @oIonialminiiter Chamberlain Ieinen
ho4fa6renben Son 10 8iemlid aufgegeben gu
9aben, audi mas Die BON SransOaal geforberte
@ntI4dbi9ung fir SameIOn's 5rei6eutsrsinz
fad 6etrifft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

Der prdiiotnt ienes Sem Oorte1
nnationn1en 8tlbbauer Ser
nelber ben berrli9en Seine
8rOnnen als nurtiinftIerti9" %bertparf, TT
Der @90pfer bes 10 eben in Nep Yort benz
eblen Meni6snfreunoe peter Cooper err
ri9teten 0entmals. SelbIt gebilbete
natiDiitiI9e 3eitungen ertldren a6er bieieS
@ooper=0 entmaG fir einen flo6igen S1ob.
8~abr6aftig = Elm pteGIagenOer @ontrat!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Don Jnoianern errnoroet.

9ottor g. s. 9orIanb BON
atron, q. g., lit bOn Or. 6.
McGann bon Sos NngeIes, Sal, bom
Sobe feiner 5tpei griiber, Benjamin $. INN.
peter 81. 0orldnO, Die friiber in 0atpils,'
Canada, pobnten, bena9ri9tigt porben. Or.
Mc@ann i9retbt in feinem 8riefe, baB, tpdbz
renb bic 8riiOer in @efeGf9aft bon flint
anberen Mdnnern am 8erge @abIat9 nat
Sob gefuAt bdtten, iie m~nertpartet in bic
ReIerOution Der 8ubIat9z Snbianer gclan9t
u1D, fpdbrenb lie baielbt nit @olofuden be-
Gprtiesuuo ouf Der 5. Geite)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

borite9enb epipGbnten 2euten ipdren fieben
Sad Cement i'm So6ritubt. g1s bds Meaz
3dnnisStodtperf errei9t mar, fam Der sSa6rz
ftibl pl0bli9 gum Stin1teben. Damn f6oB
er tpieoer in Die 90be, Bis er bas brittle Gtodz
pert errei9t bate unb fam bdnn abermals
gum Sttlitarbe. @tnen Nu9enblid fpGter
1enfte it4 Der Sabrftubl nd9 bemWta19inenz
raum b%tnunter, Der 20 SUB unter6dl6 beg
StraBenpffaiters liegt. Die i9tperen itGb=
lernen &d6el fielen NIT bp~nnerG6nli9em Sc
t0ie onf Die &Opfe Der in benz 5abrftubl ein=
gef9loienen Mdnner, bic aQe mebr ober me-
niger f9fper babur9 OerGebt tpurben. @s
nd6m geraume 3eit, bic @erlebten aus benz
Sabritubl berdus3uf9affen, Der 5ubritubG
mar erIt Dor einem Mtonate unterIu9t u1b
fir gut befunOen tpDrben.
9as Sell am Sabrltubl in 3unbeloptb'
&leibergef9dft in Sem 9ampton, sSa.,
rib am Gonntug ent3pei, pdbrenb
Der @igentbiimer eine@eieGi9af BON Syreunz
ben i'm 9ebdube 6erumfubrte. @s paren
i'm Gun3en IL PerfOnen unb alle trr9e1
@erlebungen babon. Solomon s3unbelonib
berbrannte fi9 Bel Dem @erIu6e, ben Stura
mittels Der Si9er6eits6remie ub3uI9nGz
den, bic 6anb. Seine 5rau, fopie ssrou
5irT9berg IF. unb 5ruu Sam. 9irI66erg
tugen 8einbrii3e un0 bic 4nberen I9limme
9uetf9ungen bdbon.
~uneIiidIi6er S6u6.
Ser Is Sabre ate So6n beg unpeit
@reene, Sa., tpobn6aften 8. S9iparB 19oB
am Mittpo9 Nbenb 6eim 8erfu6e, bic Ga
oang aus einem @epebr gu entferner, 2eBtes
reg ub unb tobtete bdbur9 feline 3tpei S9pe=
Itern. Die &ugel bur9bo6rte ben 6o1s bes
einen Mdb9ens unb traf oas nnoere 9era6e
ober9alb oes !9er3ens.
DampffefeIerpIoion.
2ofomotibe go. PSI duF Der Norfolt &c
Defternz8u6n flog 9ienitdg untpeit G6ris
%ftians6urg, 8d., in Die 2uft, nobel Der 2otoz
motiDfa6rer Soe Wasfie bon &abforb, Der
6ei3er Sim Gillespie unb Der Gignulmunn
0iqiam 8brne bon Goanofe um's 2e6en
fdnen.
;feuermehrleutc peruneIiift.
Cine SetersbrunIt, pel4e Sonnta9 Mit5
tag i'm fiibDitGi4en Sbeile bon San 5runz
cisco aus6ra4, fotete orei 5euerfpebrleuten
Die bon elmer einItiir3enben Mduer erI9Gagen
ipurben, bas 2eben unb ri9tete einen 9a9s
f9aben bon 100000 an.
0as 5euer mar uuf big iebt nod ni4t
dufgetldrte Netie i'm bierten Stodtperte be5
8adftetngebduOes ausgebro9en, tpel9ss Der
5irma G9rot6 &c DefterfieGo gebOtte uno
an bic STANDARD Biscuit Company bernie
tbet par.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
I'm Wabnf finn.

Der 8rieftrGger Cigar 6arris aus 8ultiz
more, Mb., fat am Mittpo9 ieinen
5tp0IfiGbrigen So6n @eor9e unb feline iungs
So9ter NOa eridORen, feline pier8e6nidhrigc
So9tsr STA bertpunbet lno pdnn fi9 fsG5fH
einen t0btli9en S4uB beigebra9t.
Ser fleine neuniG6rige Cigar 6drris IT,.
ipar bas ein3ige Mit9lieo Der Sdmilie, tpelz
DIES unDerfebrt bdbpnfam. @r lag i'm porbez
rem 53immer bes 3peiten StodtperteS nit Ieiz
mem 8rroat @eor9e i'm Bette; Iein @atsr
f~euerte auf i'm, a6er Die &ugel cling bi9t am
&ppfe borbet. Der tpd6nItnnige Batter tannte
bann in bas 6intere 3tmmer, UNI bic. SD9ter
gu ermorben, %iporduf Der &leine bic Sreppe
binunterlief unO gliifli4 enttam. Man
glaubt, bnB 9urris in 5olge bes fiirslifsn
Sobes 1einer 5ruu i%rriinnig geiporben 1T; sr
mar tets Elm lie6epoaer 9atte unb Batter 9ez
pe5en.
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For sale by z. C. NJ. l., ClarE FL
dredge & Co.. Western Hardware Co.,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., aud Geo. A.
Lowe. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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The crop report Of the department
Of agriculture says: "rhe estimates by
States ana territories OF the afei, pro.
auct and value OF the principal cetea
crop OF the United ) ales for 1896.
made by the otatisticisn OF the depart-
mant OF agriculture, nre as follows:
Corn area, S,627, 900; product, 2.2S3,-
1000; value, 1891 COZ 900; yield per
acre, 2S.2 busueis; farm price per
unsnei, 2l.5. Wiut-r W eat atea, o..
$4,000; product, 2O7, OS4 600; Yield per
Aute, lis bushels. Sorting W eat ares,
lliS2b,OOO; product, l50,750. 600; yield
per acre, 1875 bushtl. f0.A whta. area,
S4,ol9, 900; Product, 4SI 6s4,0JO; value,
S3lO,BJ8 900; yield per acre, IL q
nuhheis farm prize per bu,hti,
72,6. O,ts, area, IS, 566 QUO;
product, 7O1, $4,000 value, sl32
$50 OJJ SlelU per acre, ~
bu hels; farm price per busnCI, is =.
Rye area, l,S8l,U0n; product, "a 3j9,.
900; value, s9,9Sl ,Ou0; yield per acre,
10 3 Dushelt; iatn price Dor bushv',
~ sc. Birlsy area, 2,95i 90; product,
~, 6Y6,0Uu; vnup, So dSl QUO; YELL
per acre, o G busneis; .aln price per
busntl, g. SO Buckwheat area, 755. :
600; piOuuct, Ii. 09O, 600; value, Sd. 522,.
900; yield ler mere, io7 bushels; iarm
Price Ier bushel, 80 20 Potatoes, area,
. 707 900; pToduc, 252. 23j. l1O; value,
81, 1870; yiell peructe, al bushels;
fam pti.- per bushel, 25.6i. Hay
srep, 10 go, 900; producl, 90. Isl, 600
tons, vauie, 1888, l45,1O0; yIem per
acre, 81 tons; mIm prCe, So 55 per
to-. ToDacc1 area, sos 600 acre.; pro-
duet, i03,OOi,O00 i uuJt; value, S24 ..
25S, 900; yi-ld per acre, 67S pJunus;
iarn price, g.; per pound.
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desperately and carried on in terrbls
way, In spite OF all that could be done
Tor her. She was committed to the
asylum on Monday.