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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-07

Tellers were ordered; and the
Chairman appointed Mr.. Bingham
and Mr.. Newlands.
The committee again divided and
the tellers reported-ayes SO, noes II
The Republicans including Loud:
and Garban of California voted
against Nevada on the question. The
vote was led by Speaker Reed hun
sell.
The bill will now he reported to-
the House with the amendments
which have been added thereto and
the House will again have an oppor-
tunity to vote on each amendment by
aye and nay vote. The Republicans.
have organized a st ,ong fight and
will marshall their forces for the
final vote, As the majority of the
Repuo6 ca ns1s about 100 it viii be
seen that the probable action of the
House viii be a6 verse. Mr.. New.
land has secured tie suppoct Of ell
the Democrats, Silver men, Popu.
lis's and Western silver rs 1ub6cRns
Added to this a number OF Eastern.
Republicans will refrain from voting
ega hist the MINT out of personal con-
sideration for Mr.. Newlands and the
only hope is that Sufficient num-
Der OF Repu 5icaus will remain away
the day of the vote to allow the COM
bred vote of the De rocrats and Ciiver
men to carry the day. Mr.. Ne1lands
is conducting n vigorous canvass Of
the House on the question and viii
make stubboao resistance. The
'act that Speaker iced let the chuir
to vote in the Com miGSee Of the
Whole and was conspicuous by the
lfact that he led tho vo5e whea tetlers
were demanded is s,'sicient intica.
ton to the parry under his control
what his desires s;e.
Tt is but one noote revelation Of the
real attitude Of the Eepuo,ican ply
upon legislation Affecting the in Ter.
ests OF the west and especially Ne
vada.. They have destroyed on lead
ling industry and now would eject
eyery instit ution.v hoBe rnemocy is il
any way connected with that in.
hdustry..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-07

Mr.. Cannon. Is it to appropriate
for the mint at Carson City?
Mr.. Newlands. Yes. .....
Mr.. Cannon. / only want to say
one thing, and then l am ready for
vote. wish to vote whatever is ne
cessasy for the public service, and
would like to vote for mint, it it is
necessary. DO not 1'ame the gen.
tleman from Nevada. with all my es-
TEEN for him. FOR wanting the appro-
pria lion made. )t were in his
place, I shopld 10 that, because this
is representative government. Now,
here is mint away out there in the
mountains, in great center of popu-
lation. uaughter.) Why, there are
nearly $4,000 people in that magriti-
celt State; and this is an appropria
ton of $4,000 for a mint, or nearly S.
to each inhabitant. Now, / do not
think that is necessara for mint Pr:
poses. Perhaps, though, as one OF the
in lustrles out there, it might be apt.
(Lau3hter.)
Mr.. Newlands. 1t is true the popu-
lation of Nevada Is sparse. l once
appeared before the Attorney-Gener-
al to urge the appointment Of dis-
ting uished Judge from Nevada as q
| Circuit Judge on that coast. He
| looked Mt me rather quizically and he
said: sMr. Newlands, don't you
think that Nevada has had enough
considering the sparseness of heI
population?' My answer was, "No
not i; you consider tie beains Of heI
meo." Ard i ask for:thls as a til
butte to the intelligence OF Nevada
l(Laughter.
| The Chairman. The Question ID OF
the amend nenS offered by the gen
tleman from Nevada. [Mr. Newlands
] Nottingham. ask for the read
ing of the anne ddmept.
The Chairman. Tho Clerk vii
read the amendmeut again, withou
4 objection. h't .5
The amendment was again read.
The question being taken, ON a di
E@v' sion demanded by Mr.. Newlands
y there were4-ayes 60, noes so.
i Mr.. Newiands. i ask for tellers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-01-07

which we produce has been taken
from us to Philadelhia.
Mr.. Dingley. Before The gentla.
man takes ms seat, should like to
ask question for information Is
any silver bullion purchased under
the Sherman act coined at the Car.
son mint?
Mr.. NewIands. There has been. !
am not aware that there is any now
Mr.. Dngley, Then there would
be nothing coined there except gold!
Mr.. Newfands. I presume So
though am not informed.
Mr.. Dingley. Now, at an assay
office gold bullion can be deposited
and the check of the Government
given therefor, Just the same as
would be done at a mint. The bull
lion owner gets precisely the same
privilege at an assay Office as at d
mint, When the gold bullion is de-
posted, he receives check from the
Government Mt once for the amount
of coin which the bullion represents
although it is not at once coined.
Thus that bullion is practically con-
verted into money at the mint price
The person bringing the bullion there
never has to wait for his money untIl
the bullion is coined. The privilege
in this respect of the bullion owner
is precisely the same at an assay Of.
ficeSas Mt O mint. s.a
Mr.. Newlands. If what the gentle
man states is done, l think it is very
lad policy. l think the man who
brings the bullion ought to get the
coin which that bullion produces, and
be ought to get that coin as near to
the point of production as possible.
The point of the production of the
bullion ought to be the center for
the distribution of the money.
Mr.. Shafroth. As l understand,
this blu discoutinues the Office at
Carson City, even as an assay office.
Mr.. Dingley. so unde rstand.
The object Of my inquiry was to as
certain what the ame ddment pro-
poses. AS understand, the propo-
sition is to have both au assay Office
and mint at Carson.
Mr.. Shafroth. Yes, sir.
Mr.. Newlauds. With reference t.
the golc, deposits at Carson, the Di
rector of the Mint says that in til,
The times., 1898-02-04
BLMC0's BIG MISTAKE
Returning to Havana in Despair
at His ILL suceeSS.
POLICE AT GEN. LEES HOUSE
Extra Precautions Taken 10 Pre-
vent an QutbI eak of Popular III
dicnation Against the spanish
Commander ard Others--Sear rly
200 Sons of Spain Killed.

New York Feb. 3,-A special from
Havana. by way of Key West, TO the
Herald. pro-Spanish paper, says:
General Rlanco is on his way back to
Havana He left Santiago on special
steamer yesterday. His mission in the
Orient has been absolutely fruitless so
far as checking the war is concerned.
Dissatisfaction over his failure may
lead to more trouble among the Span
lars opposed to autonomy. When Blan-
co started on his trip to- the Orient ev-
eryhody acquainted with the situation
admitted he was playing his last card
for autonomy by making personal at
tempt to secure the presentation OF
some important chief. 1t was boasted
by the palace authorities that Blanco
had cause to feel confident of securing
the presentation of Rabi and possibly
Garcia.
Blanco has not only failed to secure
any presentations, but the insurgent
forces under Garcia have inflicted
decisive defeat upon the Spanish under
IinaEes and LuGue killing a large
number of officers. including son OF
General Iuque. The official list ad-
mitsF eishty-five killed and wounded,
but special advices received today
make certain over twice that NUMBER.
Failing to secure presentations or TO
further the interest of autonomy, inc
Spaniards expected Blanco, TO take the
field and conduct a vigorous aggressive
campaign against the insurgents IN
deed he publicly announced such IN
teutipn. Now he is coming home with
out having struck a single blow. The
Spanish public is disappointed and in
sist upon his recall.
These. along with the volunteers. are
making ali sorts of threats. and the au-
thorities have deemed it necessary to
take extra precautions against de-
monstra ticn on Blancos return Heavy
guards have been placed about the pub
lie buildings and residences of members
of the autonomist cabinet. and at the
American consulate squad of police
has permanent headquarters.
An official" statement Will be pub
lished today to the effect that the rea-
son Blanco was not successful in Sc
curing Rabis presentation was that
Rabi had been arrested by Garcia and
stripped of his rank, because he was
suspected of being likely to present
himself Rabi's brother is also said to
have been shot by order of Garcia.
Among insurgent sympathizers, how
ever. it is said that Rabi took part in
the attack on General Luque.
The times., 1898-02-04
LION MAY HELP DRAGON
British Fleet Said to Be Assembling
in Chinese Waters.
Japanese Men-of-War Are Prepar-
ing to Ascend the Yang-Tse-
Kiang River.

London, Feb. "a dispatch from
Shanghai says that the China Gazette
asserts that Great Britain's Indian,
Australian and Pacific squadrons have
been ordered TO be in readiness to re-
enforce the fleet in Chinese waters.
The paper also says that If Russia
hoists her flag at Port Arthur, Eng
land will hoist hers at Chusan. The
Japanese feet. the Gazette adds. will
ascend the Yang-Tse- Kiang, as soon
as the river rises.
No confirmation of the rumor could
be obtained at the war office here. the
officials being unusually close-mouth-
ed 49,
dispatch has just been received
from New Chawang. saying that 1900
Russian troops with artillery and cav.
airy, stores, ammunition. etc, have ar
rived al Kirin, in Manchuria,4G
The times., 1898-02-04
BUSHNELL TALKS OF HANNA.
Denies That He Is Endcayoring to
Unseat the Ohio Senator.

Unseat the Ohio senator.
New York. Feb. 3.-The rumors that
have been flying thick and fast as to
the object of the visit of Governor
Bushnell of Ohio. to this city. were ef-
fectually dispelled today by the gov
ernor himself. who said: '2''.-'
Il did not come to New York to con-
fer with Colonel Thomas c. Campbell
about the alleged bribery charges pre-
ferred against Snator Hanna. / know
nothing whatever about the case. other
than what / have read in the newspa-
pers / was at Old Point Comfort when
the accusations were made and inves-
tigation commenced
From tho information ] have gained
from the newspapers, and my knoWl
edge of Ohio politicians. l do Rot think
anything will be proved against Senator
Hanna or his friends. Ohio boys quar-
rel among themselves, but are one fam
lily when there is any outside inter
ference.
Personally, / would not like to be in
Senator 'Hanna's position. 1faI were,
/ would demand an investigation. The
cry of bribery and fraud Will, no doubt.
cause serious injury to the party in
Ohio. but / love the Republican party
and sincerely hope that it will never
cast me adrift."
The times., 1898-02-04
WILL FIGHT THE OIL TRUST.
a New Pipe Line to BE Built Soon
in Ohio

Lima. Ohio. Feb. "a movement
which became public yesterday is for
an Independent pipe line in the oil field
in opposition to the Standard Oil Com
pany which has had absolute control
of the business. The accredited proiec-
tor is the United States Pipeline Com
pany which is paying a premium of
. cents for Pennsylvania crude and is
reaching into West Virginia for the
product, and wants to get some of
Ohio's oil in order to meet the compe-
tition of the Standard.
With the United States Company is
said to be several Cleveland capitalists
who have been recently buying up a
large amount of oil property in differ
ent parts of the field. d. s. Sherbondy
is at the head of the syndicate, which is
said to be the same that recently in
vested a large amount in the West Vir-
ginia field and that recently purchased
the big independent Peerless Refinery
at Findlay Ohio. Efforts are being
made to secure the agreement of pro
ducers to turn their oil into the new
line when it is completed, and the pro-
moters are meeting with success. The
largest operators in the field have join
ed and are encouraging the enterprise.
The times., 1898-02-04
The strike situation Unchanged

Fall River. Mass. Feb. 3.--The strike
situation in this city remains the same
as Yesterday The strikers at the King
Philip Mills are still out, and all at
tempts to run the mills have met with
but partial success. Efforts are being
made to effect a compromise. and the
end of the present trouble appears to
be near at hand. 1t S understood that
the mill authorities have decided that if
the strike continues much longer they
will throw out the remaining mules,
leaving none for the mule spinners to
return to at the end of the trouble.
The times., 1898-02-04
SENATOR GoRMAS's GUESTS.
He VIII Entertain the Democrats of
the MARYLAND Legislature.

Senator German will entertain the
Democratic members of the Mary
land General Assembly at his
home in this city next Tues
day evening, rendering them
reception and dinner This mark of
respect the Senator Will show the Dem
ocrats. it, is said, in appreciation Of
their loyalty to him and their faithful
ness as shown by their vote in the re-
cent Senatorial contest. The members
of the General Assembly will come
from Annapolis after the ad-
journment Tuesday next. the General
Assembly being expected to meet next
week on Monday.
The times., 1898-02-04
IOWA CITIZENS EXCITED.
Feeling in BuI Hngton Against A.
ID. storms Increasing

Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 5-The chain
of evidence that has been accumulat-
ing against A d. Storms, charged with
the murder of Mrs. Rathburn and her
daughter. has been added to by the
discovery of the bloody coat Worn by
Storms when he committed the crimes.
The feeling against the double muir
derer is growing in bitterness, and it
is feared an outbreak will occur when
the man is taken to court for trial
tomorrow.
The times., 1898-02-04
PISGREE AFTER RAILROADS.
Takes steps TO Compel Them to Re.
Iuce Their Rates

Detroit, Feb. Gov. Pingree has
taken steps toward bringing suit to
compel the Michigan Central to carry
all passengers at two cents mile He
demanded a ticket to Ypsilanti at the
legal 2-cent rate, and then paid the
full scent fare under protest.
The suit already pending to compel
the Michigan Central to sell 1,000-mile
tickets for $50 is not broad enough for
the governor, as the winning of it
would benefit only those who have the
$50 TO pay for mileage books. The sec
ond suit he asserts. will be for the
benefit of the plain people, who pay for
just the ride they get. o
The times., 1898-02-04
DR.: YOU'VE,
Cor. 18th and r Sts.,
Is Every Day Curing People
That Other Physicians Had De-
CIared Homeless Inya|ids.
CIared Hopeless InyaIids.

1t must be admitted that DR.. Young has
record OF cures such as has never been
achieved by any other physician ill the
treatment OF all disoraers OF the brain and
nervous system. diseases of the skin and
blood. CATARRH- ASTHMA. DYSPEP-
SIA, MALARIA. RHEUM ATISM. NEU-
RA LGIA, HEMORKHUIDS, DISEASES
or WOMEN. and ALI affections Of the
LUNGS. I THROAT. HEART. LIV Err.
STOMACH, KIDNEYS. BLADDER. BOW
ELS and other organs.
Men suffering from nervous debility
or loss of caDacit Y as q result or OverWork.
mental worry past foliies and excesses.
are quickly restored To sound. vigorous
manhood bv Dr. Yonne's treatment
The highest fee charged by DIR. Young is
So month. This includes I'll medicines.
DAILY OFFICE HOURS 10 to l and
3 TO s. Sunday, 10 to IL.
CONSULTATION FREE. ~sa
fe4 -tfeOu
The times., 1898-02-04
Forty Druggists Arrests ed

san Francisco. Feb. S.-warrants
have been issued for the arrest of forty
San Francisco druggists charged with
selling pills under counterfeit labels
which they knew to be bogus The
complainant is a pin manufacturing
company of New York, which says that
it's goods. having been sold for one
third less here than elsewhere. ii found
upon investigation that its labels were
being counterfeited, and a large bust
ness was being done in spurious medi-
cineS.
The times., 1898-02-04
Big Blaze Near Rockville. Va.

Rockville, Va, Feb. S.-The vii
iage Of Unity, about ten miles from
Rockville. was nearly swept away by
fire between the hours of II and /
o'clock this morning. Four dwellings,
a store and barber shop were destroy
ed. The property burned belonged to
Edward Carleton. Mr.. Ridgely, Mr.
Dwyer and Mr.. Muiligan. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. partially insured.
The times., 1898-02-04
THE CUBAN RELIEF FUND.
More Than $1,000 Has Been Col
fprTTd i'm New York

New York, Feb. 3.-The Central Gu
ban Relief Committee had received
more than 7.oe0'in contributions TO the
fund for the relief of the Cuban suffer
ers. Prominent among these contribu-
tions were 81. 500 from the Chamber of
Commerce. s.. 900 from The Christian
Herald and S702. So from the Siegel-
Cooper Company. Yesterday afternoon
the relief committee had prepared for
shipment 250.000 grains of quinine, 200
bags of rice. 100 hospital beds for chill
dren and 4,5e0 pounds of baby food.
The Joint Trafic Association has un-
dertaken 10 ship and transport all
goods for Cuban sufferers free of
charge. The only conditions stipulated
by it are that the packages shall be la
belled Cuban Relief Fund and that
the contents and weight of each pack
age shall be clearly indicated.
The times., 1898-02-04
NEW ADVERTISING SCHEME.
Company Formed to Placard All
Railroad Freight Cars.

Chicago, Feb. "a company. said to
be backed by one of the Rockefellers
has been formed for the purpose of dis
playing all kinds Of advertisements on
the freight cars Of all railroads i'm the
country.
So far but one railroad has accepted
the new scheme for increasing its rev
enue, that road being the Atchison. To-
pe1a & Santa Fe.
The times., 1898-02-04
PASTOR ELDRIDGE ENUMERATED.
c harges Preferred Against Him
Declared "Not Sustained.o

Rev. E. o. Eldridge, pastor of Waugh
NJ E. Church. who was recently named
a correspondent in a suit for divorce,
has been exonerated by the church.
TIE investigation was held at McKen-
dree NJ L. Church February /, 2 and 8,
Rev DR.. l.. B. Wilson, presiding elder
being the presiding officer.
The times., 1898-02-04
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-W asiIington, ID. c..
January %, 1898. TIE annual meeting OF
the shareholders Of the Washington Gas
Light Company, for the election OF directors
will be held at tile office of the company,
415 10th st. NV, MONDAY, FEBRUARY
z. 1893. Tie polls will be open from
O'Clock noon to / O'Clock u. m. WILLIAM
L. ORME, Secretary. ia22-i 4t,eXSu
The times., 1898-02-04

do you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the only COMPLETE news
paper published i'll Washington
served TO you by carrier for fifty
cents a month?
The times., 1898-02-04
A Japanese Judicial Farce.

San Francisco, Feb. 3.-The last Chi
ma steamer brings news that the two
Japanese boatmen who murdered Sailor
Ephs, of the American steamship
Olympia. at Nagasaki, have been con-
victed of involuntary homicide" and
sentenced to fines of 100 and 80 yen re-
Spectiyely y
The times., 1898-02-04
Frick,s Generous Gift.

Pittsburg, Feb. S.-H. c. Frick, of the
Carnegie Steel Company, who is in
Paris, has purchased a picture by Dag
nan Bouverie. paying $1,000 for it. The
picture will be presented te--the Car
negie Art Gallery, Pittsburg.
The times., 1898-02-04
Twelve Injured in n Wreck.

Boston. Feb. 3.-A railroad wreck oc-
Cured on the Boston and Maine Rail
road at Winter Hill early this morning
Twelve persons are reported injured Sc
riouSly.
The times., 1898-02-04
Killed hx Goal Gas.

Albany, n. Y, Feb. 3.-Frank Willis,
a prominent citizen. was found dead in
his bed this morning and his wife was
breathing her last from the effects of
escaping coal gas.
The times., 1898-02-04

Purity your Blood with DR.. Henry's
Blood Tea, a neceSsafy household
remedy, a guaranteed cure for Indi-
gesti0n, BiIiOusness, Dyspepsia, Kid
ney, Liver and BIaHdef troubles and
an impurities of the Blood; positively
cures Constipation Az all druggists.
Csc.
The times., 1898-02-04
FRENCH SHIP FOR HAVANA.
Cruiser Dubondieu Leaves New Or
leans in a Hurry.

leanS ln a Hurry.
New Orleans. La, Feb. 3.-The
French cruiser Dubondieu, which
reached here on Monday TO remain un-
I'll after Mardi Gras on February %.
received sealed orders and sailed from
port yesterday.
This sudden change of orders to Ad-
miral Escande is causing a great deal
of speculation. His officers say that
the cruiser has been ordered to <1a-
Nana
The times., 1898-02-04

Never hesitate in the least ask for Credit We don't
grant favorit of the rules of the house Every
ones welcome credit We don't add interest charge
any more Make the time of payment to suit yourself
The times., 1898-02-04
WAIT FOR NO MAN.

You are suffering from disease, you
know it; in TACT, you have consulted one
or more Doctors about your trouble. Some
said: Let 1t alone; you will get well doing
nothing and you found il was not true.
anothe same result. not well or worse.
Now you say: - can't get WELL, as
though all skill ended with those Doctors.
Try specialist who sees more cases in a
week than the average Doctor in year
AS surely as the day ends, as the tide
goes out, so surely the offer to treat
patients at
The times., 1898-02-04

Daily Office Hours-f0 "a. IN. to 3 D. m:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, 6 to s p. m; Sunday, 10 to Il m.
CoNsULTA ITO NtCO ONFIDENTIAL
The times., 1898-02-04
$5 a Month,
Treatment and Medicine,

WILL BE WITHDRAWN FEB. 10.
CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, BLOOD,
SKIN, NERVOUS, PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN AND WOMEN.
The times., 1898-02-04
Chamber Furniture.

Bear in mind that we don t
handle poor goods-we wont.
Though we have made these
extraordinary prices, the goods
are of high grade.
/ Curly Birch Chamber Suite,
neatly carved. 30x24 French plate
beveI mirror in dresser, was S35.
Special two days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-09
DISTRICT COURT JURORS
Special Venire Issued For the Harry
Church Case

The following are the regular jurors for
this term Of the district court: John Kir-
schen, Garden Plaine township; John Pau
ley, Garden PLANE township; R. r. Field,
Morton township; j. NJ Post, Sherman
township; L. L. Cross, Valley Center town
ship; r. L. Carnahan, Valley Center town
ship; n. P. Lawson, Attica township; j.
]. Alderman. Wichita township; R. S Cook,
Wichita township; J. NJ. McGrew. Lincoln
township; ]. F. Bloomingshine, Rockford
township; w. D. Brown. Rockford town.
snip; NJ. ]. Rogers. Rockford township;
John B. Simon Union township; August
Percy, Waco township; John Ssson, Wa
co township; W. H. Russell Park town
ship; James w Blades, City; A. E. Bolte,
City; NJ. C. Miller, City; A. A. Reside.
City; R. NJ. Walton. City; John D. Mark
land, City; A. ]. Weaver, City; ]. T.
Rhodes. City; II. L. Dewing, City; A. c.
Rutan, City; l.. /. Newcomb, City; T. II.
Revile, City; G. E. Little. City
1t was stated at the court house yester-
day on good authority that it was more
than likely that there would be a special
venir in the State VS.. Paddy Shea. There
was a special venr of twenty issued yes
terday in the Harry Church case. Deputy
Sheriff Simmons started out at four o'clock
yesterday to notify them. Most of the
jurors live near Clearwater. He did not
expect to be through his work until four
o'clock this morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-09
M'KINLEY'S SHIPMENT OF SHEEP
Wool Industry in Kansas Rapidly
Improving

Some time ago the Eagle made mention
Of me present very satisfactory situation
3n the sheep industry in this state and
The very hopeful prospects for a continued
deveIo oment of this enterprise. Yester-
day afternoon the Union Stock Yards re-
Ceived another large consignment of sale
sheep billed direct TO this market from the
Geart II the sheep breeding district Tex
"a. lere were in all three double-deck
car loads Of fine feeder sheep loaded at
Laredo, Texas. and consigned to the
Wichi 4 market. The aggregate number
showed up e31 head, and they we're in
IN eve'y way a very attractive lot Of NUT
ton stock. A remarkable and unusual fea
ture o., this shipment was the fact that
every head in the lot was a wether. run
ming bout two and three years. the very
be-. axe for feeder sheep. The whole con
siSnm mt registered a full prime grade.
and q ere the admired of all the stock
Yards contingent The firm Of Healy &
Co re eived the shipment. and after in
epection and yardage were at once turn
Cd loose upon the railroad riCht Of way
and the surrounding stock yards propertv
Tor grading and rest. in care of assigned
horder' and their dogs. Mr.. Dan Nckin-
ley II > owner of the flock. was person
ely in charge and superintended the
handi lg OF the flock. To an Eagle re-
porter he gave the following facts rela-
tive u the sheep industry in Kansas:
AS a matter of fact. the sheep. wool and
mutton Industry in Kansas is one that
for n NY unavoidable reasons has been
for ong time in an Indifferent and I'M
Satisft Glory state. But the past season
haS Witnessed a remarkable change all