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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
SAMPSON RETURNS
SQUADRON.
TO

Newport. r. L. August 1.-Rsar Adj
miral Sampson returned from leave this
morning and hoisted his flag on the New
York. Tho squadron win not sail for Bar
Harbor until Friday. The Massachusetts,
however, left tiis afternoon for Bar Har.
Dor to allow Captain Train to be present
at his daughters marriage which takes
place Saturday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02

Earned runs, Portland, Il; Newport, g..
Iwo-base hiss, Noblir,. Conroy. Jim
2, Milleriok. Ihree-base hit, Noblit.
Stolen bases. Spratf, Pulsifer. MoCor-
mack. First base on called balls, Gam
non.- Hit by pitched ball, by Cannon 9.
Struck out by Miller 8. Double play, Con :
roy and Jim Smith. Time 100. Umpire.
Moore
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
BASE BALL NOTES,

The Emeralds of Portlan and the Fort
Preble mine are scheduled TO play a game
today ON the grounds OF the Prebies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
TWENTY REPORTED DROWNED.

North Baltimore. o., August lad.
vices have been received here of the
drowning at Crooks Inlet In the Klons
dixie OF DIR. A. Ia Lee and Gideon
kratzer of this city. together with TWEEN.
by others The news was limited to the
hare announcement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
Rama. 9 m fYoune) ga q
Motion, br m (tirady) ss9
Charley Lvgns, b z (Paynel 90
Sam. b q (Russeli) ds
Tlme-sls 81. ara Ia, a.i3s4

Manager Porter OF the Old Orchard
track was at Rigby, yesterday, getting
entries for his nesting next week. 1t
looks now es II all his GLASSES would I'll.
Mr.. Christie, manager Of the Dover
track. was also here yesterday. He has
just announced his list of classes for tie
nesting August a9-Septsmber l.
Driver John Payne bought Of Joseph
Middleby of Boston. yesterday. X LIS
Brother, tbrse-year-oid colt that has a
phenomenal record Of winnings. He is
entersd in $4,000 worth Of stakes this
SEASON. The purchase is said to hsva bsen
made for Kansas City parties, and the
price paid was $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
CAR STRIKE STILL ON.

Cleveland, o., August This is the
sixteenth day of the present street car
strika in this city and apparently it i 5 no
nearer settlement now than when 1t
began.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
GOING mo- BAR HARMON.

Washington. August 1.-The German
minister, Mr.. Won Mumm. lett today for
Bar Harbor, whore he viii spend some
weeks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
LATE MARINE.

Rockport, Augugt ARRIVED, schoon-
ers ii. S. Boynton. Boston; Fillmore, Ad-
Olson. Sailed, schooner Herbert E.,
Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
JOE PA9CAEN SOLD.

Columbus, Ohio. August 1.-C. W.
NJ arks sold his great PAGER Joe Patsheu,
aOi Ia, today to Ed Mills of Boston for
Il. Y. Halves of Jamestown, Pa. MIR.
Marks says the price was SO, COO In cash.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
HAWKE PITCHED WELL.

Brockton, Mass, August 1.-Hpwke
allowed but one scant hit In the first
eight innings today. He made the visit
ors present Of one run In the second by
wild throwing and In the ninth they
punched couple of hits which, with
bad work by Bernard made the Taunton
total tive. It was close to shut-out
for the visitors. Matthewson was hit
hard and the win came easily to Brock
ton. 0anley and Curtis contributed the
fielding features. Score;
Rrockton, Q 9 IL KS
Hits, Brockton, IS; Taunton, 4. Err
rors, Brcckton, Z; TauntoR,5 Batteries,
Hawke and Holmes, Matthewson and
Curtis.
A SENSATIONAL FINISH.
Manchester. \. H., August i.--Today's
gnmewith Pawtncket had rather O sensa
tionai finish. In she last half OF the ninth
inning, with the score to 9, Hickey
made two-base bit and landed safely
on second, but Bone commended that he
had touched him out and dispute arose
which resulted in his being ordered TO
the bench. Upon refusal and back talk
Umpire Kelley called upon the police TO
remove him from the grounds A mo.
ment later Ferris was ordered to the
bench. Wilsy. who held the ball at that
time turned and threw 1t over the grand
stand, allowing Hickey TO score tbs win
nin5 run. Score. 2 to g. 1t was a pitch
ers' battle throughout and an intensely
interesting game. Wiley's home run
WAS the longes5 hit ever made on the
grounds. In the first inning Whiting
of the visiting team badly wrsnched his
neck In an attempt to get a long fly
and had to retire. Score;
Manchester, l 0 o 0 o 1 III
Pawtnoket, 0 o o 0 o o lie
Hits, Manchester, 2; Pawtuckst. g. -Er-
rors. Manchester. q; Pawtuoket, s. Bat
teries, Corridor and Wiley; Curran and
Kelley.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
MILES CALLS ON ROOT.

Washington, August 1.-Gen. Miles and
staff called upon Secretary Root this Of
ternoon,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
NEWPORT.

the ninth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-02
an Ciass-Iro tting-pprre Is

Kilda, blk m by Cecil
ian--Folfie Farine,
by Red Wilkes
(Marsh) 4I2 q q
Timbrel, br G by Ber-
muda--fannie B.,
by Black Pilot
(Paige) la12 53 2
LUCRATIVE. b IN by
r Dexter Prince--Lney-
neer, by Election
eer (Hydel 6 g 49, 9
Temple Wilkes. br
(Galvin) Is ro
Iona, br m (Payne) 2 az 6 ro
limerick, br q Bassl z Al no
King Malcolm, b
lProotor) 8 6 8 DIS
Time-217 "a, ala 3-4, 2.fs Ia,
2 IA i-2, s.l4 Ia, 2.16 IA. 2.19.
2.s0 Class-Paeing-Pnrse $500.
Alice Hal, m by Hal Parker
dam by Geo. Washington
(Howard) II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-08
EoR TERRITORY RAILROADS.
Bn Offered AuthorIzIak coastreetion
Through IndlaaeTerritory
and Oklahoma.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Represent-
ative McRae, Of Arkansas, today
offered bill authorizing the Tex
as, Arkansas & Louisiana Rail-
road Company to construct and op-
crate branch of that line through
Indian and Oklahoma Territories to
begin at point near the line Of
Little River county, Ark. through
the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Greek
and Seminole nations, in the In
dian Territory; thence through
Oklahoma by way of Guthrie and
Oklahoma City to Sherman, Tex.
Three years are allowed for the
construction of at least fifty miles
of road, and six years for its COM
pletion.
Attorney Porter, representing
the promoters of the Kansas, Ok
lahoma Central & Southwestern
Railroad Company, appeared be-
fore the committee on Indian af-
fairs of the house today, in behalf
of the bill to extend the charter
of the road for three years. He
stated that the company hal built
forty miles Of the road, and grad
ed twenty additional miles and ex-
pended 1925, 900. If the extension
was granted he said, parties N
New York stood ready to finance
the road and complete it. The
committee decided to report the.
bill favorably.
Other bills favorably acted up
on include: Providing for a rail-
road starting at Bartlesville, 1, T..
through the Cherokee, Creek, Sem
mole and Chickasaw nations, and
another authorizing the Little VAL
ley Railway Company to operate a
line through the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations in the Indian
Territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-08
La 0rIppe successfuIIy Treated.


''I have fust recovered from the
second attack of the la grippe this
year." says Mr., Jas. A. Jones; pub
Usher of the Leader, Mexia, Texas.
sin the latter case used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, and think
with considerable success, only be-
ing in bed . little over two days
against ten days for the former at
tack. The second attack am salts
fed would have been equally as bad
as the first but for the use Of this re-
medy as had to 60 to bed IN about
six hours after being struck with
it, while in the first case was able
to attend to business about two days
before getting down" For sale BY
City Drug Store and T. N. Coleman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-08

1876 Is 3 AskeW vs. Jas Moore ct nj.
1879 A Piearcy VS. Ghould.
1881 Mollie Price VS. w r Ellis.
1882 Mack Ingram VS. VIM Bray.
JANUARY %.
1888 A J Love VS. Jno Barnes.
1884 A ] Love VS. Uriah Jones.
1886 a Love VS. d Day ct al.
1886 A B Roff VS. R ] Nichols.
1888 Lee M King VS. NJ Gillian.
1889 A Love VS. DR. McNeal ct al.
1891 G A Sterrett VS. Jno Cherry ct al.
1896 A Klosk1 vs L W Howe.
1896 State Nat Bnk Denison VS. L w
Howe.
1897 Slnyden Kirsey Wooden Mills VS.
l. W Howe.
34o0 J G Kemp VS. ] A Oliver.
3401 Scott Force Goodbar Hat Co VS.
L w Howe.
JANUARY 80.
3402 w B Lowrance VS. g V Rails,
S407 A Piercy vs. Dollie James ct al.
340s T Fowler VS. Il Lloyd.
3411 N D Wells s Co VS. L w lowe
et.al.
3415 Schiff levin Co VS. B G Parker.
3423 observation-disclosures VS. NJ Fox
ct al.
3424 @ Kemp VS. L H Oliver.
3425 G H Mccoy VS. Alex Pannell ct al.
3430 Geo Holder VS. Jas Saddler.
S431 A Piercy VS. F Cox.
JANUARY 81.
3449 Sarah Paul VS. Frank E Little
ct al.
S456 Johnson, Cruce & Truce VS. w
P Thompson ct al.
346s Nancy Christopher VS. Thos Ad-
dington.
3465 Malinda Cohee vs. o Rushing
346S Louis Davie VS. Mincy Sanders.
S470 E r McGleson VS. H R Darter.
3471 8 Alverson VS. Geo Stevenson.
3472 NJ E Martin VS. L D Barrow.
34s1 M A ChiIds VS. NJ K & Ry Co.
34s4 Padgitt Bros vs Alf Herblin.
34s6 @ Barringer vs. Steve Thomp-
| son.
| FEBRUARY i.
34S7 Jackson Pool VS. J + O'Brien
ct al.
35O1 s E Floyd VS. Matt Tippett ct al
35OS Gano Eads VS. L o Robinson ct al.
1904 NAPLES Painter Co vs. w B Bur-
ney.
s5Os F s Morse VS. Campbell, Hunt s
Adams.
35l1 Z G Mclaughlin vs Jno Grey.
1912 Harrison Smalley VS. Laura Rey-
nolds.
3515 G ] Grant VS. o D Bynum.
1928 Texana Carter VS. Chas Mather.
35S2 W F Wilmington VS. Sig Simon.
FEBRUARY 2.
1886 Minnie Thomas ct al vs Sass &
Crawford.
s542 d H Fitch VS. F M Fox ct al.
3543 Matilda Clara VS. Chas Rudd
ct al.
s545 W O Doyle VS. City of ArdmOre
ct al.
s54s L N Turman VS. G w Mcmillan
ct al.
1852 R Hardy VS. 7 B Booker.
s557 E M Con VS. @ McNees ct al.
1856 Thos Norman VS. w B Burney.
1857 Sam Tucker VS. Chick Comp Co
s574 S F Spencer ct al vs Progress
Mfg Co.
1854 Joe Giles VS. P Lockwood
1851 R S Dennee vs N H Mccoy,
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JANUARY 16.

JANUARY 16.
1160 Caroline Ayers vs r 8 Belle.
1174 Waples-Platter Grocery Co. vs
TR Willis.
1881 Munzesheimer & Daube VS. O w
Henderson. Il
140I R Douglas & Co. VS. Dunn &
Sneed.
-1410 Paris Elk. Bank vs E T Morris |
ct al.
1411 Paris Ex. Bank vs. E T Morris
ct nj.
1437 Lee Wood vs ] H Holland ct al.
144S Mary A Warlick VS. G c & 8 F
Ry Co,
1887 G G & s Ry Co VS. W L Gatlin
ct al.
1895 B F Cox vs Whit Cherry.
1851 w B Burney VS. D G Cowawn.
1902 Commercial National Bank vs
Wade Hampton.
1871 Evans Jones & Co VS. Usage G &
MO-.
1872 Jas Oseland VS. Usage @ & M Go.
2295 Martin-Brown Co VS. w Mccoy
ct al.
2O75 Robards Tobacco Co vs VIM
Hull Mercantile Co.
JANUARY II.
1892 G ] Lincoln Co VS. S Alverson.
2225 V C James ct al VS. Geo Holford.
2236 Ringold Mill & Elevator Co VS.
] A Furgerson
22S7 Tyler & Simpson VS. J A Furger-
son.
1899 Theodore Stemseppe VS. Usage
9 & Nj Co.
1898 John Theirs VS. Usage c & NJ Co.
1897 John Stevenson VS. Usage e &
MCo.
24OO Hy Rooney VS. Atoka G & M Co.
2462 G Meter & Bro VS. Lock & Boat
wright.
24S4 w F Wilmington VS. ] Smith.
2495 ii Crawford VS. G G & 8 F Ry.
249s w F Robinson vs A Evans.
2E2) Jno Moss VS. Usage G & Nj Co.
2572 Barry Bros Grocery Co VS. ] G
Allison ct al
257S Mays-Norman & Co VS. G ALI
son ct al.
26OO L Q Robertson vs. A Myers.
2611 Sinshenner-Levison & Co VS. @
A Scaife.
1921 J N Mckee VS. ] N Mcmillan.
279s Leeper Hdw Co VS. Kobt L Cannon
2s01 A Love VS. M H Giles ct al.
JANUARY 18.
2809 Mollie Price VS. Thos Deacon.
2S10 MoIlie Price VS. W Killain.
2S11 Mollie Price VS. Geo McKinzie.
2S13 Jno Grey ct al VS. Fleming.
2814 R Fl Collier VS. Fl A Kemble & Co.
2816 Annie g Brown VS. Martin Jones.
2s17 9 P Lidell, ct al VS. A M Leslie.
2s19 G P Lidell ct al VS. F 8 Allison.
1920 G P Lidell VS. N Langston.
1886 Webb -Freishlig Mer Co vs w w
Hyden.
2s41 w ] Leslie VS. Henry Gaines.
2s4s Margaret Gaines vs. w Z Hulsey
ct al.
; 1856 w Stevens VS. Bill King.
1852 w & A Colber VS. A A James ct al
JANUARY 10.
2s77 A B White vs A Dickenson.
1881 D w Crier VS. III A Kemble & Co.
290O s Merrell Drug Go VS. @ L
Border.
2s11 Louisville Bnk Co VS. Ryan Bros.
1892 O M Henderson & Co VS. w F
Whitehurst.
1850 A NJ Burch VS. w A Ledbetter.
/ 2959 Parlin, Orendorf & Co VS. G W
} Bolen ct al.
1856 B Moskowitz VS. L N Mcdonald.
1891 g Burk VS. Isaac Farmer.
1898 w c Cromer VS. w F Whiting
ton.
1894 VIM Kilgore VS. E z Webb ct al
1896 q. Schiff ct al VS. Willis & Dod.
son.
299s Geo S. Thebc VS. G billiard.
30O2 Winship Machine Co va A ]
Owens.
1908 w B Scrimshire & Co VS. Ec
Martin.
JANUARY 20.
3006 D F Robinson VS. 7 Cummings
1924 A Fielder VS. Russell Williams
3025 Hamilton Brown Shoe Co vse
Eddleman ct al.
3029 L & @ FL Bell VS. A B Mayhew.
3O41 Thos Mfg Go vs. ] s Alverson.
3057 Callie Boyd VS. Max Fleming.
3O5s B Spragins vs. Holman ct al.
1882 M Prizes VS. P Thomas ct al
sos6 J E Whitesell VS. Jno Byfield ct al
oOs7 s Munzesheimer & Co VS. Z
Munzesheimer ct al.
30ss K Mandell VS. H Munzesheimel
ct al.
1904 H @ Colbert VS. Jas Brooks ct al
, 3O95 Constock Castle Stove Co u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-08

4WMAGe
s12c e Ta1Ior vs : Deslashmutt.
'127 ] g Burks va Gill Dillard ct al.
'12s , G Burks W NJ o Lynn ct al.
JANUARY 81.
slS4 Chickasaw Lumber 90 We J M
Lloyd.
1886 SchiG-Lewin Co We T Straughn.
Sls7 n I Capshaw vs. Waiter Hardy
ct al.
s1ss W H Morriset Al " Sid suggs
ct nj.
BIAS Sol L Lemon Ys J B Epragins &
Co.
S15S e Lewis VS. Lewis Cantherry.
1854 Hardman Bros vs @ D Carter etal |
3155 l. Fl Love vs ] T Fowler. 4
S156 @ Burk vs Gin Dillard ct al.
1857 J W Ownby VS. N A Kinslove
ct al.
3161 Illinois Roofing & Supply 90 vs.
Ca Powers.
1852 @ @ McGehee VS. VIM Rennie.
1853 GIL Hdw<zIron Co vs. @ A Powers
3164 Eliza Miller VS. Alfred Hutchin-
son.
3f6s w r Whittington VS. / r Best.
JANUARY %.
3169 Jones q Dean VS. N Balall.
3I75 Jim Ivey VS. L u Garrison.
1886 &C &SF Ryvs Frank McAlister.
31s9 G G & F Ry VS. James T Gates
ct al.
3191 G @ & S F Rys ssJ T Taylor.
3199 g G & F Ry VS. W T Morris.
1900 M K g. Ry VS. 7 Deloshmutt.
1907 7 Orr vs Chandler.
3211 w Craig VS. Westheimer &
Daube.
s21s Becky Minfield VS. Ambrose
Hornteck.
1928 N Ii Mccoy VS. w G Burns.
1927 studebaker Mfg Co VS. w F Cobb.
s241 Frame, Green & Co VS. J Ellison
ct al.
1858 Sass & Crawford VS. Il Pierce.
$3.50 E l. Truelove VS. Laura Wagner
3271 Schiff, Levin & Co VS. NJ r II
Taylor.
JANUARY 25.
3277 Walter Pollen VS. Andrew Hardy.
1919 Rosa Martin VS. s 8 Evants.
1921 State National Bank (Denison)
ysJ T Bankston et,al.
329s r M King VS. Henry Longhorne.
1903 A B Rolf VS. r Nichols.
1907 G @ & 8 Fe Ry VS. A Mcdonald
ct al.
33Os G G & s Ry VS. ID T Nesbitt.
1909 G G & s Ry VS. NJ Moritz.
1911 indiana Mfg Go VS. H A Kemble
& Co.
1918 American Coal & NJ Co VS. H N
Dulaney ct al.
3314 L Y Bonner VS. R F Barnes.
1926 @ @ Price ct al vs B Spraeins
& Co.
1929 Walker Martin VS. w A Ledbetter
1881 David Redfield vs w Smith.
JANUARY 26.
1892 @ B Morris VS. w U T Co.
1886 M R Button VS. Jas Brook.
1886 Benedict Isaacs VS. Munzes-
heimer & Daube.
1887 HARRISON q Cartwright vs. Mum
zesheimer & Daube.
1888 Boiling Elridge VS. w A Payne
ct al.
3340 O A Samons VS. A @ Pickens.
3341 @ d Bynum vs w e Callahan.
3942 ] A Arnold VS. r S Dennee.
3S43 Munzesheimer & Daube VS. Walk
er Martin.
1914 J @ Blake VS. w D. D.Thurmond.
3349 Henry Pruitt vs A ] Copeland
1850 Julia Terry VS. T Fowler.
1851 Chicago Cottage Organ Co vs !
Burleson.
1852 Lockwood Bros VS. VIM Felker
1854 Westheimer & Daube VS. L {
Hills.
1856 M v Reed VS. w G Cox.
JANUARY %.
1858 w @ ReynoIde VS.. Jasper Har
per.
1859 J III Godfrey VS. N B Smith.
1850 Harrison Sloan VS. e Bush.
1858 d @ Blossom VS. r F French ct al
1854 q ] Dickinson ct al VS. Geo n
Miller.
1866 ] A Mays VS. Lee Cruce.
1878 Love & Thurmond VS. q @ & S
Ry,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-08
CIVIL. DOCKET SETTING.
BIG dRIsT OF BUSINESS TO BE
DISPOSED OF.

District Court. After Nearly Months
Recess. WIN Reconvene on the Ieth
lnat. FOR Two weeks Session. to
Be Devoted 90 civn Business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-08
A GOOD Motto:

Teach your children to eat Blue
Ribbon -four. 1t will make them
grow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
1nE corEESoR.s VETO AGArS.


The ISoEPESDEST has received :hs
full text Of the Governors veto o' the
Copsthu ional Convection b;VL. il
differs from that heretofore rubG-h
cd only IN the statement u. Tie
vote by which the bin passed he As
sembly. In the message IS Puoh~h-
ed in The Apped the vote r.s -irel
as follows: Yeas ~. nays B absen'
IL The vote as 81 ted ~ the Gov
errors veto message Is .eHs n. ns!s
, absent 1, the same Is shosp BY the
histors on tie enrolled bill. As ihs
ISpEFESEST based a great deal q! IL
criticism o, The reto message IN the
carelessnes OK the I'll ers wbos
duty II Was to see that the Kill EZs
correctly enrolled II pos tender
zn opolrgy aud EithdraEs n,
and every statement Ii published
rejecting upon their Inte-ut! or com.
potency This Is sinplT II &C; u
justice
We have already shown II
these columns thA; the hisior!
Of The enrolled bill furnished %
substantial giv1ad e: the Cove. nor>
reic. There mus be s,;neihirc bee,
o. the mere fact tiEai this bill was
once defeated in the Assembly, the u
reiurned 70 the Senate. recalled 10y
the Assembly. pcoDsidered and rsss
ed 10y owe two thirds majority. that
controlled the Governor IN his veto.
What that something w1 the lSpE
PENDENT has no n. ans OF kpoSInG ~
the Governor has made no slsn.
Perhaps the key to the something
may be found IN this sentence o! iL'
veto Message: MY objections to tie
bill are founded mainly on the his;Or!
Of the passage OF this e
shown by the legislative officers The
word -maiply shows that the GCy-
ernnor had Other reAsons for defeat
ing the will Of the people than er-
rors 10 the histor: nt the bill. THAT
history contains no error but cor
recrly records every step taken IN the
passage o! this measure through both
branches 81 The legislature. As tie
Governors objectloDsto this bill have
been TO possess no INERT what.
ever, he owes !; TO the people Of The
State, whose servant be Is. TO publish
his true reason for veioinE this meas
ure. The IS0EPEHDEST will gladly
publish any Contamination or this
subject the Governor may send it free
OF expense tolim. IL be makes %
public statement other than those al.
ready nGde, he cannot be surprised il
the people believe that their Govern
or has betrayed thea.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
st. Joseph stock Market.

There has been Z marked improve
nent in the cattle trade during the
pastfex days, aud with moderate re-
ceipts at tie big markets dealers
!o1k Tor a further strengthening, -.
Pecially on the Lighter grades. II Is
nov approaching the torrid season
when the demand will Increase for
the haLjy, 1850 10 1850 POUND steer
md the demand for the thick fat
Steer viii materially lessen. For ibis
reaso1 dealers expect 10 see the gap
between the two grades lessen con-
81 1. ra5ly. The exceptionally high
prices prevailing here and the strong
demand has enlarged supplies E-eat
ly during the past few DAYS spd indi-
cations are foT a further large supply
the balance OF the week. Tie good
quality native STEERS have been SELL
ing from. 81 to 81 - and best western
ers from 81 20 to 81. The il between
gieras and light weight st ers have
shoSn tile greatest gain. prices now
being 20 to 30 cents higher than ten
days ago. They are selling largely at
81 - to "a 60 with decentish kinds at
si % To 81 80. Co.'s and heiies have
been unusual! strong owing to the
small supply. Bulls and stays are in
strong demand although the prices
are 10 to - cents lower than the high
point. Stock cattle nt all kinds lind
ready demand with prices ) to 10
cents higher than last vesk.
The trade in sheep this week has
not been very brisk becauae OF tile
small supply. Such as have been Of
Tered have met a very strong
inquiry aud prices have kept pace
with other markets, with the eIcep-
ton that prices have been relatively
stronger than elsewh here on account
Of the light ran. Lambs are nov
gu table at e. 81 TO g. %; yearlings,
si y 10 g; w%eathers. 81 80 to e. 80
and ewes "a to a -.
WARWICK.
South st. Joseph, Mo, March 1. 1899.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
Tn. & ,r.ou Mint Steal.

y good many interesting disclos.
uTes regarding the lDuting OF the Car
con mint are coming to light. To
the story published las; week in the
Virginia Chronicle and reproduced
III the INDEPENDENT, the Carson APP
peal adds the following disclosures
tiIat have been ma lie since the con-
TIction OF Heney and Jones:
There is IN the possession of a man
in Carson the notes which passed he
tween the members Of Tie first Jones
jury and the sack bearer for Jones
and iieney. These men nos insist
that the sack bearer who's business
1t was TO handle the last Jury in the
case di not tend TO business, but
SINK ihc money. 1t would have re.
quired so mu Ia money to handle a
jury i'll the face Of the evidence on
the la i trial dat the sack man prob.
ably cenclu led not 10 waste il and 50
sunk IT in hi. " pockets.
Had The 20 two men made a ctcnTl
breast OF the whole thing and not
employed lawyers and jury bribcrs
they w0uld have bad Il shorter sen.
tcncc and nal plenty Of mmey LETT.
After gong 10 the prison one 81 the
men-sUmc say jones aud some say
iiency--madc a confession implicit.
ing others IN the steal who were
never on trial; hut no arrests were
male because they could not be
tired successfully on the uncorrobor.
aicd tcssimon! OF conyicis.
Evidence las also cropped III
which tends Ia show that Pierce. who
Ia s]urrc4cd tc have committed snicid,
in San Francisco, was really killet
because he was supposed 10 know
something moro 81 tie affair than wa
safe 10 the others.
For some years past n gang ~ met
| have been making silver into dollar
aud their plant in supposed to bc il
| South America. The money is ful
weight IN silver. but the money Is no
made IN any mint. Tho dice, how
ever came f-nm the IHrson mint.
Tie u. S Government detective
arc still un tho trail u the mint case
lie government never quits on ;
case TX" that unT IT IL satisfied /
has got 20 the very boiton OF il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
ELECTIONS MKT FALL.
Present Indications Point tn Demo-
cratic Gains In Some I'm
p"rtant States.

The important State elections Of
1859 will occTr 10 in Ohio. Iowa.
Kentucky and Maryland; and in each
OF these States tie new national is
sues growing IN OF the war will Oh
u to n considerable extent State
or local questions.
ONO is, OF course, naturally a Re
publican State, but the offensive
prominence Of Mark Hanna, Presi
dent McKruley's manager and tinln
cier, Is extremely distastetul to a
great body OF sell respecting Re-
puclicans. With q strong aud popu-
lar Democratic nominee for Govern
or it is not impossible that tile Presi.
dents oTn State might go Demo.
cratic. This narrow Republican mar.
gin in the Legislature in which Han
MAJ ~Senatorship was the ISSUE, and
the unsavory scandals connected
b herewith. show Exclusively that.
with Mark Hanna runBing things, Re.
publican success in OHIO is 10. a for.
gone conclusion.
Iowa will unques.ionah!y go Re.
publicaDj Kentucky. while it will be
f~iercely contested, will almost Ger
tsinly go democratic. In Maryland
there will he a battle royal. bnt. nj.
though the State has for the past lew
years gone Republican, it is naturally
Democratic and surface signs point
10 its RECEPTION.
Some forecasts Of the result Of the
great Presidential struggle OF mex.
year a be made after the votes
have been counted in tho important
States which vote this year. There
will be, however, no te It 10 tie great
Empire State in ls99-Albany ar.
gus. l