Weekly independent. [volume], October 22, 1893, Image 4

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AGAINST THF. CE-ittOX Or AlilU
LANDS.
A* the International Irrigation
Cuo^rees i-o-* l?oiug held at Lu Ati
K'-''e-? a r-.'t-oluiion prMeiUj by LK-le
gatc K:ano> against U-e Wi'iou of
a<id 1m ds to th*? Etafts ?nJ Terri
tories in which the land* are situated
provoked pruInDjnl applause. The
resolution ex^^ssed tho determined
seutiment of the Irrigation C'?o^r?.i3
u^sinst the proposed by the
United States ft aiii lands in the
We#t to the several States. Among
tho reasons cvt forth for tliie p^si-: n
\??re the facts that few L'.r^u'Ma of
impel tance >rc entirety in any or.o
State wr Territory; tiiat the school
and swamp Und controlled by tti?*
Statu ba? b-cn largely undtr ria^
rule nr.d that such cession would re
su't in hps'c, ineSK.-ianoy, corruption,
iu fact in nothing b.it evil .
The resolution is in accord with
public sentiment on tho bi!! intro
duced at the instigH'.iou of a ricg by
Warron of Wjoiuing in the last Cm.*
grots. P<iv*crs i f M jut.i.'iu ixjn>.-ed
the jjb ar.d showed that it was beir g
erjjiueercd in the iutclost of a s\ i;di
oilo, whose object was to g.t control
of th? arid land.-, v. hi.h comprise
nbjut all there is left > f the public
domain Powers* f-xpose and tho oj -
position of several newspapers iu She
arid region th.it ar<> nut controlled b:
co.-poraticns, prevented tha parage
of tho bill, but it U likely to be inir< -
duccd again in ti>e present Congress,
Nevada has arid lands for sa!?? i.t
SI 'io per acre in quantities to suit
purchasers. The price of these laads
wero double! at one time for a pur
pose and were r?au cd tor a cou->i I
era". ion . It was stated by those .-.ho
were in a position to know, that tho_e
who had authority to raise or lower
the price of lauds ottered to lis tho
prica at fifty con ts aa acrj if paid a
specific eau. for doing so Tii
who have the wolf ue of Neva 1> at
heart and ?re not tbj to.?!s and
boachmeuof corporations do not cart
to have tiie public doaiaui plncod at
tho disposal of such persons and
therefore oppose its cession by Con
grvM to the JStatea.? Ileno Journal.
Sajebrnili Reverie.
Sage and 6ilver seem inseparable
with Nevada, nnd while Ibe home of
the tirst extends westward from the
Rockies nil over this intcrraountain
region il is more intiiui-tcly interwov
en with tho history of the .Silver
State than r.uy other locality. By
right of first location Nevada claims
it ad its own, and in luia child of the
desert, taUes pride in the fact that
instead of it being a 6ign of sterility
the Rudest thrub indicates fertility
of soil wherever it grows. The land
that bears sage id destined to be n
laud of plenty, and year after year its
value is enh<.n:ing. The stranger
faila to seoic it either boauty or value
but to its foster |wi:eiit it has both,
and also a charm that increases with
years, and wriih a fascination that
lingers iti the memory nlttr loug fib
ter.ee. Its aroma is exhilarating with
spicy fragrance, and clirga to the
recollection like "a beautiful picture
that hangs on memory's '.vail.''
Htay as long its one u i!l away from
it, absence does not diui its beauty
nor dispel the fascination that clings
to its rugged uiid ? igotoiia life. Like i
tho star-eyed soru.-ress of tho Nile, '
"ago cannot wither r.or custom stale
lis in!iui<o varioty." [i we'.ojai jd tho
pioneer to a land unknown and con
sidered desolate, and it streets the re
turning prodigal with the genorouty
of an old fricad. L'hero is u homelr
pathos about tho lowly shrub that
breathes content like a benediction
nnd soothes tho c?.nst-s tu repose.
Like tho phantasm of n pleasant
dream, fancy te-a.la tho pungent
fr.igtnoge tf tno desert cumpUre, ami
tl'.o irstful sleep ft the prospector
after watching aud musing over its
dyinr embers.
IVcJ aiomoiles hover over the good
times of thoi'e distant yeorp, and tho
net-lit of the arge revive* tho hopes of
youth lor.g lost, and toothes tho tpir- i
it to peaceful resignation. ? \V, 11.
Itaugherty iu Ker.o (lazotte.
We Arc !? It.
Tiio following extract from a leller
received from (Junto esioncr KumcII
by tho editor of the I.n:>ki?k:4Dknt,
?hows that Nevada's agricultural e\
hioit ii strictly *'in It" ut the World's
K<?ir:
" I lia potut/?es arid fruit from Elko
County nnd Itend lire drawing crowds
to the Nevada booth. The people
look on them with uuinzeiuent . 1'i.e
lionvy, both comb nnd M rained, is
proaounced the tinest here, and the
cheese from Tbeoduro Winters' ranch !
is pronounced A 1 by experta who ]
have tasted it. ]
"lii fact,mnco getting In tbo pup- ]
plv of this year's crop, tho exhibit!
from Nevada, if lacking in 'j'liuitity,
is HiK'ond t>? none in <juaMy,
"The soap from Kiko county is at* ]
trading A great deal of attention aid j
is being enquired into bv several j
lit inn iu tho so i p busineui. Wo tind
it necessary to keep it cut of reach of !
Visitors, ai every one wants a piece of ,
it to tako home, and carloads of il j
could bo given sway to thousands of
people. " Mr, Ituist ll adds that j
Ucorge is eujojing the Fftir hugely. '
The Central Nemtlan learns from
the Nevud I CVutrai tiani men that
some tons of hay was bumto I net
Thursday at Watt's rtil.ch, '1 lie lire
i* i ii| pond w U t. e ucri: of an in* i
ttadUry ,
Cungrcssieiul.
WAsmsr.TO.x, Oct. 10. ?The llotfro
debute on the MeCreary bill to extend ;
tile (iro'isioat of the Geary C'liue^
exclusion act six months vaa resumed
litair o! Njw II>i?np3hire, nhu was
nominated to the Chinese mission by
Harrison. but who.** exequatur win >
nut granted by the CV.iueM govt.-o
ut?n?. on account of lis Lost'lo ex
pressions to.vurd the Chiceso when
exclusion ajt passed in IPSO, tj.oi.oin
favor of the bill. Wh:!o he did act
think the M :L'r-Mfv b.li was ;?!1 ?a
br.tmng in substiace, it covered the
policy upon which the g ?vernmaat ;
had eotervd vti:t) reference to the J
Chinese.
'"If tho pclioy we hare undertaken {
rtjspeciirg C uue.se iiuuii^'at.on 13 |
no.* mutilate! or in.>d.5.sJ." olid he, !
**.vo might as u-11 aui ue that the
t'.ile of immigration froiu ail other
directions ts to tluvv on unimpeded.'*
il ? strongly favored li e photograph
ing id.mtihcatioc clause on the grouiiu
that do hon-.-st Chinaman could ob
j- ct to the provision. It might f-ir
uisli n now rogue's nailery, but what
cf it? He euiioistrd the Geary law,
unless, he ?u>d, vve were merely tait? J
pericg with the policy o I Coincsa ex
clusion.
At the conclusion of H.nir's address 1
thy S.nate amendment* to the b ii
I providing 4Uulilicatiot.s for voters in
luo Cherokee Strip weic coticijrreu
in, and then the debate on the JI:
Cre.iry bill was resumed.
V? ueau o! Wshliisglsa character
ized it as one of the most remarkable
ever presented to Congress. The
! Geary law had passed by a vote of Ho
to 27. lie reviewed the alleged
coareo of th? a iRiin'S'.r itioo in a.c
tatmg to Congress and in nulli/ymg I
tho Ch.ne.-e ami pension law j.
"For thirty year?," siid he, "the
Dimccraiia party has ho. vied about
usurpation and centralize, 00 of polit
ical j?ower . liiere iias been more '
cectralization of political power und j
wore ursurpution o f legislative func
tions by Ilia executive depnrtoicnt ^
sirieo March 1th than since the foun
dation oi the Republic to tho present I
tirae," [Republican applause. J
At 3 o'clock, bv the terms of agree
ment, the previous question vva3 con
sidered ordered oa the bid und pcud
ing arjend.uents.
Geary's three amendments v.ere
consolidated into one, defining il.u
term of Chinese merchant, providing '
for the photographing of icgistered J
Chinese, nmi requiring the United i
states Mi.maals to execute tho d.-p,r- j
tation clause with despjtch and pro
vidihg that, ponding its eio-Mition, ;s 1
f hitiauinn shall be couiiaed and nat
admitted to bail. Agreed to by a vote
of 123 to dO. A vole was then taken
or. tlio McCreury bill us amended, nn;'
n rising vote rcsulltd in 107 ayes to 0
cays.
Jj iud made a point of no quorum.
Teller's were ordered and a quorum
pevelopod. Louri's requcet a'iis with
drawn anil tue bill declared patsvd.
1'he amendment offered by C.imi
nctli, which providoj that no China
man convicted of felony shall be
entitled to reb'is.traii >a, but shall be
Htibjeot to deportation, was ulso
adopted.
SXN'ATR.
Tlio Houee joint resolution fixing
the quelillcationsfor voting and hold
ing ollleo in the Cherokco tslri,? an*
taken up. The amendment I >y Hoar
rer.trictini; the n^ii'. to vote and hold
oftlee to citizens of the United Stated
agreed to.
A motion by PelTer to strike out the
word "male" no na to allow women to
vuto \vb8 r< jeetod oy a vote of 40 toO.
AlUfiuativo vote ? Allison, Carey, Gal
linger, Dolpli, Fy 10, Hoar, I?>le,
IVfler and Teller.
Fauikner moved to stride out that
part of i lie resolution to which llonr'n
amendment was attached, aud thus
amended the resolution pasted. It
entitle* all male rvei Ieul6uu tt.e 21st
day of October who Lave Lcen resi
dents thirty days and over 21 yeaie
of ?(;e to l.old ar.d vole lit the
nintncipnl eleotinr.s f'<r the organiza
tion of city, village and town f,ovtrn
nn n'.3.
Ludj;o of Massachusetts spoko in
favor of liiii amendment to the rulis.
providing that no Senator M:nU rend
a writteu or j r.uled spcecli, mid that
Senators i Tenet) t nod t.ot totinj* shall
l>e counteil ob preseut for the purpose
I of a quorum. Ho tnid the present.
cor.diti' ? ofthofcknate wan mi abso
lute travesty on cveiy rulo of par.ia
mcntary piuceduro.
Interesting Slatlxllc*.
The Movereii^n Omnd L'alffo of
Odd I'ollowii concluded its reunion in
Milwaukee r-cectly. 1'ho reports
show a marvelous increase, far in ml
va rue of aiMtlim^ yet known in the
hirt"ry of this most successful order.
Nu in her of lod^e*, 2-Y27J ; men
b?;rs, 770, 4111 jjncrcaso for year
ISiW 51,100; tininlier of cticntnp
aient*. : encampment mem
bers, i:,;!,:;n? ; inoietite, y. icj ; lie*
l?-kah l< d^ep, 2,1>!0 ; Kelnk. h men
Intra IHl/ATJ i increase, "??.?>! I .
Total relief for yei*r, ?1,010/ ,07U.VJ;
increase for year j total
relief fit'in IK1M to d.ito f-Vt.O'Jl,.
'lA't, Oo. Number of cantons, MM);
chevaliers, 20,100.
Tlu production of gold in Arizona
this year will show a decrease, sayo
tilt MtjnVii Mim r, Lacunce of the
shutting down of eilver mines. The
s&iiie cause will o|?er?to to lesson ll.e
Mold production in till the miiitoi;
HiatchUnd territories, for Ihe rwii.ton
thai nearly ail riiver ores catry n toll*
S'd.-rulile ; et.'entatfe of
JlrLrtu^hHu? Ljtton.
A roerrj throng met at the resi
dence t.t Mr. ar.d Mrs. Thomas Hun
ter lust eveiiing to witnetsJ the mar
riage of Mi?l Minuio Lvtton, of EII:o,
to Mr. Kdwia C. McLaughlin, o!
Deader, I'-oIorado. Mi* ceremony
took plct>* at 7:30 and was performed
by the llov. W. II. I. Houghton ac
cording to the rit lal of tbo Episco
copal cbun-b.
Tb? bride, drerscd in dovo-ce!ored
dru;? d'ote, triiaoid in changeable
silk, ornaments orange blofsotr.ts, and
beaiuint; with hiippinea*, ajib cttviid
e l by Mus Edith Hunter, ns maid of
honor. TLt; grootu nrns attired ia a
Btiit of b'a k
Congratulations followed theceic
ttiony and tUen ull repaired to the
dimas-ruoni where a wedding f-ast
tit for tbo i?o Is was spread before
theui in bjuntiful profusion. Every
one did full )ust;M to it and tohds
au J liquid* disappeared froux the [
table iixe saovv before a July euu.
The inner man being su'.lati^d, u short
linn* w:u s,>eni in aoci.:i conversation
aiid tbea the bri?'al p-.rty, ncuoinpa
ui~d by a j .i ly crowd, left for the
p. trior of tbo Depot Hotel to wait the
arrival of Xo. J'tio train be.og an ,
iiour lute, a.i adjourned to Freemau
Hali and sjiect the limo tripping the
li^tit tauiuslic to music furnished by
MtiScn. \Vo:nack and Uodgers The
arrival of the train ended the dance ;
??nd ull escorted the bride an. I ^riAjai |
ton I'ulltuan car wlncb they boarded
aid a shower of rice and left for their
f Jturo home at Phoenix, Arizona.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr. Hud Mrs. liwruo \V. Ly tton.
and i;rew to w otm-niio^ d in EU:n. J
Ku.l, courteous an J una.-suiniLg to |
all, cr.c counts in her friends all who
Allow her, and their befit wishe-^go
with htr'.o the land of of cactus and ,
tarantulas.
The groom resided in E'!:o county j
last year and was a cac.l.d.ite ou the
Silver party ticket far uic:x<ber of the
Asserab'v. IJe'e?it.-d for the Lct;isla- j
lure, ho won a bri ie, while others
who tasted defeat in that campaign
ftill struggle on ia siuglo blessed- ,
ncss.
Tl 0 editor of the Independent !
wishes h.s former pupil aai Ikt life
partner all the huppintsa this world j
afT.rds to lho-:e ?!.umi hearts are 1
joined by the t;c?of l.#ve. May th'.-ir
future be i s blight as a cloudless sk>
at mid noon.
Congressional.
Washington, Oct 13.? Vooihtis
said to i?d Associated I'ress reporter
liixl iio would :.i C o'clock this even
ing again usk the .Ser.ato to continue
m bt.ssi?n during the night, r.r.it ktep
it up till r. vote is reiche I. Mo did
not ki.o.v whethtr l.e could hold a
ijisoruni, hut it would cctbc iiis fault
if cno failed.
A movement is on foot in opposition
to Voorliceb* proj oF lion to t>sk for
night s.>?3ioris. und to procure an ad
journment uto:3'Jti!l Monday.
Vest ;'jvj noti.-e of ;u amendment
in the nature of a substitute for the
repoil bill. Besides repealing the
purchasing clause of the ihermun
a'.-t, it auth -iriz-e tha i.sue of coin
crrt:t;;atc3 for the tin coined bullion
consisting of soignora^H on iho silver
heretofore purchased, and provides
for tho coinage of American silver
deposited t>y others at the rule of
f.'tyXW.Ctt) p.*r mouth up to ?3 ? MXX\
(XU, this coinrj^a to bo f.nrly propor
tioned in ar.'.cunl among tlio niiver
producing States and IVrritorieJ.
J'he holders of stand trd silver dollars
may have them changed for certili
ca'.es, and authority in giv-?a thi Sot
rotary of the Treasury to refuse pay
ment in g ild on any obligation of the
United Sta'.iM w!i in h<? is s itis'lod
that tho gold is applied for for expor
tn'.ion. A ] tint c immittoo of the
t.vo lioutes to oxamine into tlio ifo un
cial and urniet.iry o>nditiou of tiio
0(ivernin9ot and tho people of t lie
United St -to.?. I'ho 10 por cunt, tux
on Stale bank circulation is to bo ro
moved.
The silver repoal bill was then
taken up, mil Stewart rf Nevada took
tiio .ll i >r. Ho reeuuml his speech
whoro ho left o!f at I o'clock this
morning.
Shortly after l'ett'grnw of South Da
kota suggested no <]itoni!ii, hut Stew
art continued his speech.
JloUsK.
An agreonient has been reached to
take a vote oil tho Chinese bill at II
o'clock M mday. The b knltini; bin
wil ha called tip immediately nftar
Tho llouso is iiow discussing the Chi
nese hill.
HJate Dehfs
Tho New Yolk tJond lluyer pub
lislien a tabulated statement slum ing
the public debt of cac'i Slate, The
total indebted neus of 1,1(0,000 of
which tho West jo woo 51 l.MS.l! I, di
vided ii9 follows:
Arizona T 2.07 1 .? V.?
California V.<JI'_\000
Colorado '2.118,111
Idaho 'Jol.ttHi
Kansas
NehnuUa 5I?.1!C7
Nevada . . >17,751
New M".x ico l,lol,'K*?
North Dakoln K'. IT
South Dakota 1, 02.', (00
Tetns l,0ID,r>0U
Utah T iVNHi
Washington 708,7.72
Wyoming SlilO.tHK)
Molilalia nirJ t/iegon have no debt,
and Oklahoma mnhes no ir|iorl.
Foster, tho St .Trseph weather
?harp, predict* a hard Winter
A STANCH OLD Siiil\
First a Flsht?r, Then s. Mossonsor
of 11-rcy.
The Old Slin-of-War to l> K?nt wil!? !
hu;?|?!.?-4 to tho Hrllrf nf tli?
l-"axsiitic-Mric!iort I'rople
of Ktixii i.
The fact that Secretary T racy. in ? 1
1 tier to Senator \Y. I?. Wtilibirn, *!???
nine-t lil-. wilUnjiMM to a.ssi;m the : nil
in*: slilptVr.^tolIitioa to the duty of car
rvia; Ij the r.tsrvinj jvopl" of Hu-m.i
th; fi ejr and brw r?ven for that
p-jrpr*? by ?hv uortliffi'stcra millerj '
rtv rails the f u-l, says tho New York 1
Timer. that this ship J:.--. Iwn on u rUn- ;
khr ruiv.sfln before. This was in 5^:"..
when immense tenant!! vs of provi*l-.:ij
were :;?*????? by th-.* A in ri-.'ans for the
starvhi~ p aple lrel.uiiL
The Cuastclialion i- a pretty old sl.'.p
now. and tn::n;,- of h r thubcrs will t. t
stand the hardships Ions cruises in
sa-^_*ecdK s vc::rr. to th.it her mission to ,
Ilnsslt, If aocompl'sl.c.l. will prolsul '.y
be her ln't as'.iv; duty r.iloat. It will
b- a lilt in.*" end to the c-rvcrol u famous
oi.l man-of-war.
The oM Constellation. r.esriy all of
ivViv cri-;ir.i\l frames have b.vn re
paired and rebadt iu tin present shi;s,
s-.a-cjaiph-; ? i l.iunohcd at Nor "-jilt
in May. IDA beltiff tbc mMBil vis..ol
l-.unvhod ttr.dsr the then r.cw orjMiiiin
it in of the navy. Comrao.lore St p::en
IV ?oatur' i squadron in tho West ludi.-s
wa~ l;er lii -t assignment to duty.
11. -fore the close >.? this cruise sh- en
tinnier It'.:; i'rcueh frigates l.'in, .r
rents and La Ven TaRee, trou'oh* with
I'ranoe l?cin;?then i:i pr- jre-r., and i'.o
f 'utotl th'.-rn !?; t!i, although the enemy
were greatly superior in trims anil men.
She 1 . ?.,t her m vhiurist in this action. a
midshipman and seven tofsuen ?oiii?
with it. A piM taedal was ^'von tu
CotnmeKl.sre Tru::t-?n. her commander,
by e.v.i::ivss f .r liir. "allactry.
When in the Mediterranean on it-?
woi-'d cruise the Constellation, th? u i:?
command <-f (.'apt. II. Campbell. joined
the Ar.v.rioan fqv.adron u:T Tripoli, a
B';rt tdr?i;i fame,;-., in naval at.na!*. The
frigate Constitnticn, irlth Commnd i
15.*;at r and I'r.*b!?: r.r.d Mid hipmrvi
M.-DoroCtrh. fi^.rretl iatiiealtaci; v. i:.-h
foil >v. i ll the Coiist -Hatiyn's nrrivah
Aft?r the ri-;t^ry th-e frigate p-x?-.-'. d
t. > Mynien nn.l saw no ir -re aetiri?
daly of a warlike s.?rt until Juoc, ls?X
whoa she r.ai 1.1 ha.led l.y a larj;e
llr.^li.:!i fo:-eo. fi-jror^l attempts Wire
madoto destroy or uaptoru it hj boat*
f v.ci the Ihvf.Wi Sect, all of v.hith rc
?altc(l in heavy lou to tho enemy.
Tbn Conf.'.viJation is pat d -wa in t?;.?
old records ot the i:.\vy n_s li.'Ot sj'.lor
r.t.-l a statuh ship in heavy woatl; r.
In her early daj ?> vliu is credited with a
t ;>.-eJ ?.f t l:n <tsoii a wind and sv. ?? Iv.i
a:i 1 a half !:a-.i . free, a ? ;> v.l ?v'.ii.-'.i she
i-, known t-> have uninialncd even after
she attained to the a^e c! three vniv
Tears and ten. In the f.v.samcr ??f h?
I when cruuia~ with the navr.l cr.v*. t.?
j alon^ the e<l^*e of tiie piiif -.tream, ?.t:al*
j d:t!^- sails on. *he niatle thirteen hints
thrv.i:;.*hout a v. ii .le lacming. la heavy
! T/f-ther she can outride any of the oM
ships. In tier cruise ia the >!edit"r
r.mcar. ia 1..^, f* : r cxajc^le, she lived
throu^li a heavy pale in tvhieh a i'rtncii
ei'-Tht v-fruD fch-p was Jo.t. an 1 durir.jf
the suaie ni~ht. while lviac-t \ slie
weatlicrcd the IVcncli ad:airal\. thip
| fct ren Kites.
l"ho .t <*?1 a t :? hi hr,* tn'cn in evere 1
j pr.rt i A tbc navigable ulobe. and a.-, lonj
j as wooden uiliuff shipo were the tn>JoIa
i of tli-> day she v.-as aiaon-r the fe.retnust
i of her class. Ilrervono of l:r?r lint , is
xninetrical. and when *>ln* f ail*, u* fl**r
. a f;:!l nproa-1 of stan* uils a prctti r
si'fat eanaot lie found. J?!ie is reported
to have li -.it-n th- wlule Urlti-.T* U -et
o:i a win 1 in the Me litorrau ;..n in 1 -;:t
Although ori rhially a thirty -six-^un
*hip the 0oa..tellation*3 battery has
b?en cut djwn in the ciarso of ht.r
tnai'.y alterations until to-day she car
? rics bv.t twelve, these K-in^ stneoth
1. ires of an old tv;-e. She e.-.rri. d a
j i ivoi gun amidships until ! - wlien i*.
i was t :!:?;? oat and h-r j :vot port . b::iit
. in. l or a ;,-ood many years -he i,;v,
been tie* f 'raelice sitip :*ttac!:eil to the
| Naval Aead< my for the ri:tnmer er.i:
! <'f the naval cadets. This cruise only
j Iri' tM nbor.t i:incty tlays, and lhr??n;fijoi;t
| the remainder of the year it has l>r< i,
j t.ie i itslatn of the depart ir.fnt to p-.-.t
: her i ut of c.nimlu'ion. These short
I tours of active duty have rorulted in
; pr,>loii'fin? her life far beyond the iv
, ritxl allotted to the fri?at<' s liide|?eiid
j enee, Ohio and I'nitctl Statos vessels
| v/hich were built early in the cent.irv
j and which have h r.?; passed ,?7
the navy list. The Con .t -Hat ion re
turned from her last ernise with t
naval c:t<lot:< in fulriy ^'oo;l trim, and
were it not that the new iv.vermii-nt
pr.ieti' e ship \% ill soon i mpl. t.-d t ,
lalte her place at the Naval academy
( she would d e.ibtleas live to see several
, more sa miner cruiser., and thus perhaps
?-rown her glorious career with a cen
tury of service, for some of her timln-m
at least were n part of the Constella
tion. Senator Trtiey'a stntcinent In hi t
letter to Senator Washhura, that she
"can be sent at whorl notice," shows
that the "old ship is not dead yet."
A ? f?x - 1 f tint iiiu Cow.
t tie llr.'.t instance on record of a row
Itilliiijf a fo\* corn -i from llti ?!{.< eounty,
I'.i. A few days nffo while .le.hn I inn.
sicker, a farmer living near Schncc's^
* die. woa driviujf his cows home from
pa:.ture, a l.irjfe red fov ran out ? f t !><?
woods and rave the animals a lively
e.iase. lie Pnally got soclo.ee to one
of the cows Unit she made a vi -i ?i-,
hieh at his head. N> well nhned and
powerful was the l.ieh that ii caught the
. i ev fairly i-i t!:e head and dropped hiui
I dead iu his traehs.
Anilipr Inrcmc.
A liirjre 'pinntity of anther. pnrtlon.
Ir-.rty the ooan.er hind, is exported to
< ('hiun. where It Is n?ed iti the form of
I powder In Ineonse. It is urieil nlso in
j the mtintif ict'.ire of vanishes for ear
| ring's, Imihlers mill photographer*,
i 'I'lic lilnd iViCil for earrlnjfe* i? expen*
hive, rind it lakes a lon;f thne to <|ry,
lnit it i i Imril'-r ntul more Impenetratilo
tli.m ativ varnish hnown.
HORSE NOTES.
A wont; hor*.e ncrdnonrc, or well inn
; thoronj-hhred.
i Ir you stint your colt, yourhor.se will
nlwnya show it.
Mont: trotters are matlc In the born
than on the Irwk.
It eostn no tnore toral?e nifood hor*e
than it do.M to raise u poor one.
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BALD
t't?\ What Is <><? rrt^ii{t*M c." yews? is year liair <!ry,
li'tr.'ilt, kriit!c? Doe;? it .cjiist r.? th-.* tr.Js? iiss St i
r ?*" \ tiidr'i spps. wines? Dors i: f.:ll ca:t v. licit conibcd rt
I? 1 I-ni licJ r ;? ?: full cf <*sa<lruf* > D-v. > c.-jr sraJp Ucfc ?
/ -.c , \ is It Jry cr in a h^aie.l c jn.'iiion ? i: thojocrs come oi
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" J *" 4 1 ? *? '? ? ? - ? ? t?? r,? i is iv' ai? l/:f th-.?
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est Your Jes WorR
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THE "INDEPENDENT"
X .1 o b o r Fire; x
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not r. n i:\ns.
Ll.riT.i: HEADS
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ENVELOPES.
CIK< 'I'EAISS.
etc., etc.
When jou can rot I he m
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AT HOME?
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