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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-16

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-16

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Commercial advertising. single column
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Double column, per inch. ............... no
Discount of 10 per cent on commercial ads
standing three months: Is per cent on lads"
standing six months; 40 per cent on ads"
standing one year.
Local notices. per line of nonpariel. first
Each subsequent insertion, per line. %
No deviation from above prices.
In Memorium Resolutions published in the
TINES will be charged for at the rate OF ten
cents per line.
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LARGEST EXPORT RECORD

In iEo HiStoEy OF ouF Foreign commeTee.
Septombor'S Remarkable Reeord-Im-
ports l,oSs than any Year Since 1ss5-BIG
Big Balance OF Trade.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. oct. 1e.-The
statement Just issued of September ex-
ports, bV the treasury bureau Of statls-
tics, indicates that the calendar year
1893 will show the largest export record
of any calendar year in the history Of
our foreign commerce. No September
save the exceptional one OF 1897. has
ever shown as large exports, and no
nine months period OF the calendar
year has come within &1OO.OOOOOO of the
record made by the nine months ending
with September, 1898. The exports Of
the month were ssO.4s5,sSS, while no pre-
ceding September except that Of 1897
exceeded Ss6,0OO,OOO. the average Sep
tember exports OF the past fifteen
years being less than $6S,000,0O0.
The average for the nine months OF
the calendar year since 1884 has been
1904, 900, 900, thus the September export
ations and those Of the entire nine
ItlOlkIlH WEIG each EdbG kLtAu %
per cent in excess OF the average OF the
corresponding periods during the past
fifteen years. The September exporta-
tlon OF breadstuffs, while materially
less than those OF September Of last
year, are 80 per cent greater than those
Of September, 1896, and double those OF
September, 1895. Provision exports In
September were larger than thoEe OF
SAntenler. 1897. and for the quarter eX-
ceeded by mors than S20,0OO,Q00 the av-
erage OF ths corresponding period dur
ing the preceding three years.
Exports OF cotton, while materially
less in September than in the corres-
pondlng months Of 1897 and 1895, are
for the nine months much greater in
value than those OF the corresponding
nine months Of any OF the preceding
three years, while mineral oils for the
nine months exceeded in quantity those
OF the corresponding period OF any 9th
er year, but are sllghtlV less In value
than In 1893 and 1897 by reason OF the
reduced prices.
The Imports OF the year present an
equally striking record, the total for the
nine months ending with September
being less than in the corresponding
nine months Of any year since 1885, and
more than Sl0O,00O.OO0 below the aver
age OF the corresponding period during
the past decade, while no September IN
many years, except those OF 1897 and
1893, showed as small importations as
the one whose record Is Just presented.
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D0YENER m HARRISON

lIosil Win LAFgo Crowds EhFoaSh6li
The CoantFy-A RSasihg lLsslipg q
CihFlEsburg-Ths RoDHblioina u giGh1.
ting Trim.
Special Dispatch to the Inteillsoneos
cLARRsBURo, W. Va, OCT ts-.5
Harrison county voters have given Con
gresSman B. B, Dovener royal Wel-
come during the week Just closed. BAD
weather ana muddy roads made 40 dis
ference; the people were dstorminad %
chow their Appreciation q the ohori1 q
their brainy representative. Who hed
helped to enact the laWU under Waioh
ths country was again prosperous. ~
West Milford on Friday night 9 eun
house greeted the captain. and hls speeoh
was cheered and aasentea to IA q nal.
ner thar plainly showed the vUtefu Wege
satiBhed with the rslgn Of pgc.potltss
Several Democrats we've reSens ara
the conclusion Of his Opeeeh thay aiSo
Joined In the general oongratuialionn
that were extended.
The ClaFksburg meeting. although tha
frst effort during this campaign 70 Gsg
the voters together. was q hummer. Iho
shlnnston band in full uniform Wal
present and the large public auditorium
was wen hlled,many lhdles beng among
the number. Several diBtlnguished Re-.
publlcanS were present, including oogef-
nor LoWndes, Of Maryland.
Chairman Alexander presented Hon
c. W. Lynch as the presiding ofacaF
who, in his usual emphatic style, intro
iuced Captain Dovener. It wac one e
the ablest efforts ever heard in the cltyi
ana was q vote maker from the begin
ming. His peroration WIS . matches
EFFORT Of logic in picturesque Language
and the audience gave close atteptlon 70
every word, occasionally giving vent 70
their feelings by hearty runuds Of ap-
plause. There was no evasion Of lssae1.
Captain Dovener said he was ehsre 70
explain every vote and oficial act q hll
congressional career and IL any had anyi
questions to ask ne would cheeftullH
give them an opportunity.
The meeting was closed "in harmony
after a few remarks by NJ. B. Newton
candidate for school superintendent, ana
r, II. Lowndes, one OF the legislative
candidates. Governor Lloyd Lowudes
was given an ovation and his happy
speech was much appreciated. HariSou
county Republicans are working togeth-
er harmonlously for victory and the
outlook for handsome Republican ma
jorty is encouraging.
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GOING SOUTH.
war InvoStigatlnE commiHSioh will
Probe Matters in soathorn FtsidI

war InVoItigatlnE cOmmisIion will
Probe Matters In soathSrn Fields.
WASHINGTON, D. c., oct. 1.-THE
war investigating commission left for
the south at $3.50 p. m. to-day, going
over the Pennsylvania and Atlantic
coast line roads. The party comprised
twenty-four persons, including the nine
commissioners, their recorder and conn
mlssary official, other employees and a
representative OF the Associated Press.
II Is the expectation OF the party to
practically live in its train during the
absence from Washington. 1t 10 a spe-
cIal furnished by the Pennsylvania
railroad company, and II has been flt-
ted out with the view OF rendering the
part comfortable and at the same time
making Il possible for It's ,nembers to
pursue their labors very much as II
they were in their quarters In Washing
ton.
It consists OF a combination baggage
and parlor smoker, Pullman dining
car, q sleeper composed excluslVely Of
drawing rooms for the members Of the
commission, a twelve section double
drawing room sleeper and the private
car OF General Dodge, chairman OF the
commission. The party will be person.
ally conducted and the train will be In
charge OF one OF the Pennsylvania COM
pany's tourist agents throughout the
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MONUMENT DEDICATED.
To the Memory Of Soldiers who Fell In
the FrancO-PFuSSlHn War.


To the Memory OF Soldiers who Fell in
the FrAnoO-PFuSSlan War.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-The dedication OF a
monument to the soldiers OF France.
who fell In the Prusslan war,
which took place to-day at chaumont
capital OF the department OF Haute-
Marne, General Chanolne presiding,
furnished an oportunlty for demon-
stratlon in favor OF the army which
many societies seized, marching past
the monument shouting. "vive LAT
NEE"
The Socialist party met to-day and
denounced government Interference
with the right to strike. A resolution
was adopted decarling that "the whole
Socialist revolutionary party is united
in favor Of the republic, and VIII not
permit the military conspiracy to lay It's
hands upon the liberties OF the people"
The Socialists announce that they or
ganized vigilance committee to "frus-
trate the military conspiracy against
the republic"
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FALMOUTH. Oct. 1s.-John HVslop,
the New York yachtsman, who was
saved. In the course OF an interview
this afternoon, condemned the double
railing around the ships boats, which,
he says, impeded the launching. The
masthead light, he says, should have
been an oil instead OF an electric lamp,
as in that event It would not have
been extingulshed, but would have fur
nlshed q beacon to guide the liteboatS.
Mr.. Williams, the compRny'S manager,
says the disaster Is utterly inexpllca-
BILE. The vessel was new, and, he as
serts, well founded, while the captain
and crew were most reliable.
He says the crews OF the company's
vessels have constant boat practice; and
he is indignant at the lnsinuations re-
garding the condition Of Captain Grlf-
lths,
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FINANOiAI sUCCEsR
or the .MlGSISHiPpi E1poHitlon-A
Comfortable Cash Balance.

OF the AiGSIsuippi E1pohitlon-A
Comfortable Cash Balance.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 16.-A cash bal
ance In bank exceeding 100000 now
stands to the credit of the Trans-Niis-
slssippi Exposition. There ore fifteen
days remaining. All railroads in this
territory have made a half cent n mile
rate for the last week OF the fair. To-
morrow, the 18th, 10 Odd Fellows Day.
The committee is confident OF 1900
members OF the order. Tuesday. the
18th, Is German Day, for whlch extraor-
dinnry prepara ions have been made.
German societies from this and neigh
boring cltIes win participate. William
Rapp, OF Chicago. editor OF the Illinois
Staats-ZeltunE, lis the orator. Tuesday
II also devoted to the A. o. u. w.
Thousands are coming With these and
other attractions, chief among which n
the live stock show. Il Is certain that
the revnuesf or the remaining ilfteen
days VIII more than met all liabilities,
to say nothing of the salvage, Should
this prove true stockholders VIII receive
75 cents for every dollar Invested, and
possibly 90 cents. More than 100000
people entered the Rntes Jubilee week.
Yesterday the attendance was $4,000.
Total attendance, to date, 2,lSl,292; nv
ernEe attendance last week. nearly i5,-
900 daily. October weather In Nebraska
10 delightful
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-17
CUBAN ASSEMBLY

Will be Unable to Meet at Fixed Time.
General Cuban AhAIrS.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, oct. 1s.-The
meeting of the Cuban Assembly at San
ia Cruz Is fixed for October 90 but ow-
Ing to lack of transportation facilities,
the members Of the assembly viii be un-
able to arrive at Santa Cruz on time and
the end OF the month probably win have
come before the election Of President
and cabinet can take place.
FL cubano. daily paper Of Santiago,
predicts the election Of the following
ticket: President. General Maxine Co
mez; vice president, Senior Bartolome
Nasn; secretary OF foreign affairs, DR..
Domingo Mendez capote. Home secre-
tary senor Benjamin Guerra; secre-
iary OF Justice. senor Jose A. Lanuza;
secretary OF war, General Callxto Gar
cla: secretary OF public instruction, Sc.
nor Enrlque'varona.
The local papers nre much wrought
Up over the propositions denying the
right Of the Americans to grant conees-
sIons which Cuba Llbre would repudl-
ate.
General Wood has received letter
from HaytI requesting permission by
many returning Cuban families 10 bring
with them agricultural implements free
Of duty. General Wood replied that
President McKlnley's proclamation per-
mitted this.
The telegraph wires in the nelghbor-
mood Of Santiago, have been broken and
Torn down by cubans for use in binding
nay ricks. General Wood has ordered
the arrest Of all persons found TO bo
concerned in the affair.
Many things have occurred which tend
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Pillsr NOmlnatsd.

Special Dispatch to the Intelilgeneor.
MARTINsBURG. W. va. Oct. ie.--
At a mass meeting held her yesterday
to nominate candidate for thp lesisla-
ture, in the place Of L, q. CARING. who
resigned on account Of IN health, Hon
q. r. Evans was elected chairman,
D. W. Gerhardt secretary. Hon. y. 8.
g, Pitzer was unanimously nominated,
and when caaled on responded with an
eloquent and patriotic speech Of accept
ance, pledging himseH to the best inter-
eats OF the people. In this county the
nomination IL almost equivalent to dec
finn
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WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. 1G--A Do
mlnlon City dispatch to the Free Press
says cold-blooded butcherF took
place In the Gallcan settlement east OF
there. some time within the past TWEEN
ty-tour hours A Gallcan man and his
four children were found dead In the
house by n nelghhur. The wife Is miss
Ing and Is suspected TO be- guilty OF the
crime, The weapon used was an axe,
The mans head was nearly severed
from his body. and the chlldren's hod-
les were more o. less mutilated. II Is
understood the man and woman had
frequently Quarrrled. The name OF the
family could not be learned.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. oct. ls.-see-
retary Alger was asked tonight if Il
was the purpose of the war department
to take any oRiclal action concerning
the statements made BY Major seaman.
surgeon Of the First volunteer engineers.
mot at ALL" replied the secretary,
mot At ali. I want It 70 be underStocd
distinctly that any ofiicer OF man in the
army may speak freely and unreserved-
iy concerning his observations OF the
war without the alightest fear Of pOSsi-
bic consequences,
While am secretary of war no man
shall be the sufferer for speaking what
he believes to be the truth. Above all.
the witnesses who appear before the war
investigating commission shall be pro-
tected to the fullest extent. The COM
mission and the country want the facts,
and no obstacle shall be placed In the
way of getting them. We are all inter-
ested in having the clearest light thrown
upon the conduct Of the war and che
standing or promotion Of no enlisted
man or commissioned otlcer shall be
affected in the slightest way by anH
testimony or other assistance he may
give the commission. We mean 70 keep
absolute faith with the commission and
with the witnesses. 1 cannot be more
explicit than that"
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. le-Tho
prospects are that the big deal whereby
an English syndicate is to securo
through purchase possession Of the
CEnclnnah breweFieg will be completed
some time during the present week. An
Of the prellminaries have been arranB-
ed, but that there Is some difference
between the syndicate and Lion ana
Herancourt breweries. II Is understood
that the difference Is IN regard 70 the
price, but It will be adjusted satisfac-
torilv before many dayB have ELAPSED.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 1G - Late last
night the following dispatch. was re-
celyed by Secretary Ager from General
Brooke, in command Of the American
forces in Porto Rico:
SAN JUAN, oct. 10.
To Secretary Of War, Washington:
A Spanish transport sails to-dW with
800 men. This IL ship sent from Cuba,
loaded with men from there. Another
sails tomorrow with General Aacias
and 1900 men. Another ship Is expect
ed on the 18th. Complete possession will
be accomplished on the 18th
(slgned) BROOKE,
Mai
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NEW YORK, Oct. 16,-More than
$4,000 In pledges and cash were con-
tributed to the Christian ana Missionary
Alliance at the meetings to-day. AZ the
morning meeting, In the Gospel Taber-
nacle, $4,000 ware raised In Carnegie
Hail. In the afternoon, the audience
contributed $4,000
The lowest subscription was fifty cents
and the highest $4,000. The names Of
the donors were not made public, and
will not be.
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oH1CAeO's PRACR JUBILEE
Tho President AttsndS the Opening E1sr.
elles Yesterday.

ellrs Yesterday.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The national
peace jubilee Of Chicago was tonight
lnaugurated with a union Thanksgiving
service at the Auditorium. President
Mckinley attended and listened TO ad-
dresses bV n Jewish Rabbi, "a Roman
Catholic priest, n Presbyterian clergy
man and noted colored orator. The
applause for the President was terrific
and at one time he was compelled to
rise in his box and respond to the fran
tic cheering OF the audience. The SER
vices. however, were OF religious
character and at times the solemn 81
lence OF the vast assemblugc was much
more eloquent than the widest ap-
plnuse could be.
The President rested during a great
part OF the day at the residence OF Cap
tain La Fagette McWllllams, his rela-
tive, where he Is being entertained. He
did not attend church IN the morning.
For n short time in the afternoon nc
was taken for a drive In company with
Mrs. Mckinley, Captain McWllliams
and Mrs MCWllllama.
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AEAROHIsT PLOT
Against Emperor WuliRm-Eaeh ArroUi
DISoioSes New RAmiasatIuns.

Against Emperor WultAm-Aaeh AFfeus
DIOoloSes New RAmtnsations.
LONDON, Oct. 10. = The Aiexandrio
correspondent OF the Daily NAH tese-
graphing regarding the anarchist plot
against Emperor William, which was
discovered on Friday, says:
"The plot against the kaiser 10 hourly
proving more important, each arrest
disclosing new ramihcationR The doc
uments found disclose q plot 70 kin King
Humbert already well matured.
Fifteen persons, all Italians, have
been arrested. The original plan was
to throw bomb Of gun cotton and full
inmate Of mercury on Emperor VIII
iam'S carriage in a narrow street Of
Cairo. When the Egyptian trip was
abandoned elaborate Arrangements
were made by the conSpirators to send
confederates to Jerusalem to carry out
the plot during the dedication OF the
German church Of Our Redeemer."
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 1G - Col.
Young. OF the First Illinois cavalry,
icommandlnE, the troops nt Vlrden. was
In Springfield to-day. and reported to
Adiutant GeGncrnl Reece that all ia
quiet there. and that he does NOT fear
any more trouble Battery H., under
Captain Craig. remains at Virdcn, and
Adjutant General Reece says no viii
not order Il away for a few days,
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MANOR SEAMANIS CASN
War Department will Take no
ofaclal Action.
THE SECRETARY'S STATEMENT.

he Says that any omsor ornan lathe
Army may speak Freely ana UnrSser-
YsdIy Concerning his ObssrVatlOnS OE
the war without the sllEAtsot Fear o.
PomibIo cOassqusness-'lsaA, % Keep
Absolute Faith With ths Investigating
cOnmi.slOn and with .ho Witnesses
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BROOKE,
Chairman,

MANILA. Oct. 1s.-The insurgents at
Lagaspl have prevented the American
steamer Hermanos from loading or un-
loading on the ground that there were
spanIards on board. They also refused
10 allow an officer OF the United States
cruiser Raleigh to land without permis-
sion OF General Aguinaldo.
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LONDON. oct, 1.-THE Pei,ln corTeS-
pondent OF the Daily Telegraph says;
'Tt 10 expected in the highest eircleS
that the emperor viii be formally de-
posed on November ., the hlrthdny oe
the empress doWager and that Prince
Jun, boy OF thirteen, will be nominA-
ted nH hIl nIlcceNRor."
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rnrkl yllthdrn,Z Erom orete.

CANEA, Island OF Crete, Oct. 1G-lS.
mail Bey, the Turkish military govor-
nor, this evening informed the admlral1
Of the foreign warships that the G1i-
tan had ordered the withdrawal Of al
the Turkish troops IN Crete In c0ms
pliance with the Joint note from Great
Britain, RussIa, italy and Franco
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FOOLISH ARGUMENTS

or the Spanish Peace COmmiS'IonSrS In
Regard 10 the Assumption by the Unitod
States OF the Cuban Debt.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Paris corres-
pondent of the Times says:
"The Spanish peace commissioners, to
show their cordlallty have accepted his
graceful attention 70 dine with General
Horace Porter, the American ambassa-
dor, on Tuesday. Unfortunately this
does not make agreement or progress
more speedy.
IN reply to the Spanish statement,
the American commissioners have de-
clared that the United States refuse to
assume sovereignty over Cuba, but
would remain in the island TO organize
normal order and security before hand
ing Il over 10 the authority Of the gov
ernment OF the new republic. The
SpanIardS, however, remark that there
cannot be an lnteFregnum OF Bovereign-
tY and that q state cannot be left dere-
lict, as such situation would be sim-
pie anarchy.
ut should be mentioned that IN Cub 1
are an American evacuation commits
sion on the one hand and Spanish
commission on the other; and the many
interests Btlll possessed bv Spain In
Cuba would not be guaranteed II such
anarchy existed.
"It Is, therefore. pure fiction. say
the spanlards, II the Americans declare
that they cannot discuss the debt OF
Cuba and the internal affalrs OF the is-
land. In such case, to be logical. Gu
ban instead OF American commissioners
should meet Spain In Paris. AZ In Cu-
ba."
MADRID, Oct. ls.-La Epocha, the
Conservative organ. renews the suE-
gestlon OF La Correspondence (lnde.
pendent and semI-ofIlcial) regarding ar
bltratlon between the United States
and Spain. II says:
1.-THE negotiations at present are 60
ing out without teaching the question
Of the Philippines, which is most OBJ
scure and which lends itself to the
gravest dissenslons. Owing to the
vagueness and lack OF clearneB8 OF the
protocol, the commissioners are meet
ing with serious difficulties, Il has been
said that, II our adversaries are obsti
nate in their exaggerated demands. Sc
nor Sapasta shoHld address the Euro
pean governments, asking arbitration
at least upon the points as to which an
agreement could not be reached; but, IN
view OF the electoral struggle now In
full vlgor In the United States and OF
the declamatlons OF the lingo press
which afiirms without limits the right
NJ tho conqueror It II safe to assume
that request for arbitration would be
without avail and serve no other pur-
pose than loss OF time"
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BUFFALO, n, Y, Oct. 1s.-Rev. Ste.
phen Kamlnskl, bishop of the Indopen-
dent Polish Catholic church OF Buff
falo, and rector Of the Church OF our
Mother OF the Rosary. has been exc
communicated from the Roman Catho-
tir nhuHrh
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NEW YORK. oct. iG.--The total reg
Istrailon In Greater New York for the
Grst two days Is 3O5SG9 for Manhattan
and the Bronx and Brooklyn, the regis.
tratlon is 1883 larger than on the iirst
two days OF last year
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PEKIN, Oct. ls.-Prlnce Ching on be-
half OF the Tsung Ii Yamen, has given
Sir Claude Macdonald, the British min-
Ister, satisfactory advices as 70 the
health Of the emperor
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w.uthsr Forooa,t for To.day,

For West virginia, Western PennSylvA.
MIA, Increasing cloudiness. and rain; east
criy winds, becoming brisk 20 high.
For Ohio rain; cooler In the western pors
tlon: increasing east winds.
isOCAi 1smperAtnre.
Tho temperature Saturday. az observed
ny G. Schnepf. druggist. corner Marked
and Fourteenth streets. was as follows
Z q, in.,.,"....,,. u 3 y. m.....,ts,i,
"a. m...,,.,,u., - Z y, m..,,.,ssttts,
q in..,.,...,,....,, 81 Cloudy.
SUNDAY.
a, n.,"..""..' % y. mt,st,pst,st,st9
y n. m.,,"....,.. ~ Z I. ulssstatII IatsttaS ~
IL m.,,,.,"..,,." " Weathol y