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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-26
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.

OPPOSITE THE HASKELL HOUSE,
Ryan ST., Lake Charles.
fTAHE undersigned has Just opened, at
j the above stand, a retail store, for
the sale OF canned goods, cigars, smok-
ing and chewing tobacco, cakes, pies.
etc, etc. Asmall assortment of choice
family groceries on hand. I will keep
none but the best varieties of goods,
andWill sell atthelowestpossib prices,
Tor cash only. Drop in and examine
my goods and prices.
ROBERT KING.
April S, 1870.
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A BARGAIN.

PfNHE DR.. BRASHEAlR PLACE, ON THE
y Galeasieu River. lust below Marion, fold
AoWn) with all the Buildings and Improve
ACRES LAND. -
lefms-Theee Hundred dollars. caah.
., Apply 20 aEo. II. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, Louisiana
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10000 &ubifmstsr falfen, oultanots unts.
DalIer itanben nno aud User Die mittlere,
II 6uB tUbee selessne @oble 70 rafd ifd
ausbreitetsn, pab nibt einmal lammtlihe
auf oieier @uble belAaftt3ten eeuts sersttet
peroen fcnnten.
Dis gommilfon Der @adseraaabisen,
tpelae sur Mufnabms bes Gbatbe Ranbes In
Dur einlanate, bat in erfer 2inie feHse'
teat, bab eas @a1sr Don unten eiuseerun
gen ane niht aus ben Seidsn, bab Der
Nsllon.Shadt 10000 &ubitrnster unb
Der @daAt Tortldritt $50, 600 Sublime,
ter WaHer entbalt. @s wurpe iofurt isgli.
DE Mrbeitsein lteauns ntht MIR In Den Sum
Glemente bsttufsnen Shatbten, ionbern
AUDI im bSberselesenen @i1ela 51ahte
unb In Der 8ietoriensede anseorbnst. @uf
Die 5sbune Der 9ethname mub purlafg
per3ihtst tperosn. gben 70 rpro aus Sep.
lib sfidr'ebsn, bae bic einssbrodenen
geruaHer unterirbiide ieten, tpenistens irill
man pas aus ibrsr Esmpsra!ur BON IS q.
entns9men. @nsefdts bieler Sbatluds tit
aud t,ph sar niAt ab3ulsben, no uno wann
bic ueterl&wsmmuns itr gnos fin ben
rptro. gsn einsm &f ssssa bic Gle
mente tam feine Nspe isin !; es bfsitt nitbts
ubris. ais lid Dem sdidlals gu iiberlalsn
uno ben rveiteren 8srlauf Der nadaen Sage
ab,uwarten. Cine in Der Na9e BON Dur
beFaslide marine Qusle, bic Icsenannte
8ieienaueae, 1T lcfort mad bem ginbrude
ausseblieben.
Gin ufIetell:S Selesramm an bas Qder.
bauminlterium pom 8ersbauYtmann in
Drag msleet, bab bic 0erte vNsllcn",
n8ortldritt", uDSQinser", ,gictcrin",
n@ilela" iammtlih aubsr Bttrieb linb
uno nit Musnabme bes lessenannten unter
Wafer Itsben. Der WalIerfano mar Dpns
nsrfas friiA llbr BON Der Jalortslpble
an sersdnet set vNelIpn" 80, ,8oft.
i&ritt" "a, D6lltnoer" IS, ;, gietorin" 12
unb ,,Uiiela" 10Metsr bod unb I'm Be-
srife burd3ubreden. Die @aG,rmenee
betrast an 100000 3usitmster. Der
3uTub bes WalItrs. speldes wabriaeinlia
aus Der Spalte bes ansran,enben Droptyrs
fommt, eanert fort. Die Wirtuus Der
Wfaidtne gum Auspumpen bes aSu1ers
nit aAt Rubifmeter per Mnute 1T ndt
mertbar. Die Temperatur hes gBaGers
I'm Nellunlaaate betrdst 21 Grab Ne,
aumur.
Da bic gsbeutuns son Ssplib fat aus.
fd!iseliA auf fstne 5silqusQsn bsrubt, 70
1T es beereiTiA, bab fFh ber 8spSlteruns
Die srSbte 8etarsuna bsmadtist BAT. Nle
Jeitlthteiten wurpen lofert atbsfeut uno
Die Spareafe wuree BON 2eutsn befiirmt,
wel&e ttre Gtn3ublunsea surid ssrlangten.
Qm erfen Gage mad Dem unslId wurben
teretts $4,000 0ulpen setinDist unp bic
&anoisunssn bausrten AM IA. Gebruar In
nod tS9erem @rabe fort, ba iiA eln ltarte.
res Aernortretsn ber Sueae nod ntht BE.
msribar MAIDEN tptQ.
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Sic tatten begonnen, In bic Sballen
funs binassuffetsen, Garlota Spraut Di'
beihen Manner ibr lanoism folseno. Dit
Blide Bsiber binsen nit 8ewunoerunt
an Der sarten, blnmense1hmidten @efalt
bic 70 sefGmetois, 70 anmutbig unb mi
elmer 9eiGtisteit bic 5inoernilfe auf Dem
Mbbanse ibernanp, ais Bate ae bisielber
faum NIT ibrsn 5iBen beriibrt.
yfa9 elmer fur;en Yaule tetrte @arlota
tpdbrsno pes ysbsr1sisens ibr Mntlib esm
itr Solssnbsn gu. gBie Srauer rutte es
auf bem1slbsn, tnbem i1e ipraA Der
liebliGasn @inftl i'm @albe 1uats mein
Batter auf unb iebt, oa mir ibH fanoen, II
er betribt. $50 wsilt er sur 3sit
Nn ben See besab ct Ta, I'm @nsel'
idnIre aus3ulessn, ant'portste 6 liot.
Stein, ,,etn, peri.bte Garlota, Der SLID.
fang lodts ien nidt ocrtbin, er fdaut iiber
ben Gre unb mSate niht esfSrt ftin.
Mbsr tbr, rihtste Fe tere Norts an 5sQ.
mig, ibr fort ihn nidt. SIR mabt tbn
leben uno beSriibsn.
Besleitet fs, rauntt gfIiot Se(lwis ,u,
ale @arlpta itre Mufmerflamfsit Dem Dor
itr ltesenSem gDtse wisber 3uttbrte, nur
bur& liebeScflss Ginseten auf ibre @an.
lde fann baS Eraumlebtn bss arn,en, tbeu.
rem Weiens tpsnn aud niGt gan, gebeilt,
aber sod nit freunbliden 2idtltreifea
burhwoben merben.
60 jung, 70 li.blid unp bod sintm 70
berben eole ssrfallen, bsmerfte 5e(lwis,
isine Stimme ebsnfulls pcrlidtis bampfenp.
Sur iie ielbf meniaer berbe = as fublt
ffd in ibrer &inSliafett losar sladlih =,
als fur bisisnisen, ipflde nit unbssran,ter
eiebe an ibr bansen, entsssuete gliot ernf.
(GDrtletung frlst,)
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Brudbdnner, 8ruabanber
Bru d 3 d n Der BON perIdiepensn Cor.
unp psrbsn fe:s senau ansepabt, BET
s. &alteYer- & Sobn,
9foreieite bes WtlitarY. .Yla3a.
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Cas Ierifegen Der xepliter
Guelleu.

Das 9rube @rubsnunsliid BET Dur 1T
bon elmer Nadwirfuns bsslsitst sewsieu,
bic, rad ben Suriisssnbsn gsaGriAten su
fdlisben, fir einen srObsn She'll ber 8e.
p0l!sruns BON 9splib pertansniSsol wsr.
ben fann. Die 5auptqueue bes alien
gurortes, bic 70 pislen Qeibsnben unb I'm
porisen Sabre erR pem Deutlhen &ailer
Sent iuns ssipenoet, 1T pl6slia ssrRsss,
Hnp man bat alle lIrfs&e sisie Gridsinuns
nit eem Dufer.intrud bsi SRsss in Ser,
bineans ;u brinsen. Bon Der 1batisteit
ber berberuisnen seOlusiiasn Gommiiilon
pirb man iih bel benz Stanbe Der Dtnse
prattilde grfolse taum osrlprshsn f6nnsn.
Die WiHenfdaft III BIER mahtlos. aud
weum eas teplibsr geden tuenissr blrh.
mlblt uno burhsraben ware, als pies tbat.
fGhlih Der fan III. Sie mtrb Itsr bic
llrlahsn bss tstr9benbsn grsisni1ss raid
ins 8lart tommsn, ater ben untsriroilhen
Wdnsrn labt fh f.ir Ies parssiansn.
llebsr si, unmttidbale 9,ranlaiuns ;u
Dem llnslad wirp aus SHsss bsrihtst
Die pdusr 5sasbraap unp Glbsl uarsn
BON einem Guerltlags aus Der tisfasu
Sauptlrsde pes DOllinssr Wsrtes mil
Sdlibsn bsldafttst. @esen l ubr Mit'
tags prans aus Der Salibe Elm Wui1.ritrab
poa stwa Nrmitdrfe tsrYor. @lsih barauf
wurbe bic anasbsnpe &oblsnbruf burA Dts
WaHer absepriidt, unb oisie pranssn nit
folder 5sitisisit In bie @rutenbaus, bal
bic bsibsn 3dusr nur NIT Wabe ffh rsttsn
tonnten. Disisnisen esuts auf Der tisfter
Sotle, pelhe I'm Bsrsihe Der Stimms,
Der tsiosn BON eem BaHer hisbsnosn 3eut
bei&aftist waren. wurben pun sisien &C.
warnt unb fonattn R6 nod mit senaus
Notb rettsp. MQe onbsrtn aul pislsr Sobl
beiaaftistn Arbeiter aber wuroen eli
Opfer ber Gluten. Die WaGer branser
nit folder SAnsqiafeit Elm, bab ianerball
wentser Winuten bic fammtliAsn Bau
Der tisfRsn Sobls bic Elm Suantum 20,
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Gin @n6neritdnbiger iiber nas
6efGnQntfs II, NSllten1se.

Die auaentlidliAs Gage in Deut1&lanb
lenusei@uet 70 rsat braaii& Der I'm tano,
bab I'M preubildsn @bseuronsten0aule I'M.
lansf Elm Mbssorbneter gan, unsentrt feline
@rfatruneen i'm Staats3uAtbau(e In WlG.
tsnlee mittbeilte. Denn nur In NreuBen
lann es isht nod selAesen, pab Elm Mann
zines 0erestens suesen, peldes ibm in ber
Mdtuns ieiner Mitmenldsn fsinsn gintras
tbut. in's @sfansni6 tummen tann. 60
last ]. 9. 5err @remer, etsmalser Nes
batteur ber ,,@ermania," ID Der 9ibuna
pom 6. Gsbruar !, .,Der 9err 8.sierunss.
eommidar ertuneiete fa I'M 1orieen Sabre
|.br tbsi(nebmenb, wann i'd sulebt sas
Wa0er In VlDteniee setrunten bate. SD
CAB tbm barber @ustunft unb fiste biu,u,
baB Id b5hl wabrlde!nlth balp pieberum
In bic Sage fcmmen riirpe, es nohmal gu
trtnfen. Das III mir benn and r!hiig i'm
porisen Sabre wa9senb Der Mcnate Mai
uab Stunt pal1irt. Der 5err 8esierunss.
eommiTar iaste mir int porisen SABRE auf
meine besfallfsen &lassn, ss muroe
Aass ssttau, pas Daftr beifsr su MAIDEN.
lem sssenibsr mue Id eonfatiren, pab
bas 0a1sr lebttin nod ialsdter mar.
So par antsr l,mitanoen fdaupsrbait, unp
penn Ste nun berudiidtissn, pab man ais
0sianssnsr in plObsniee, man mag bort
slsihosl ans mslhem 0runbe internirt
ftin, man mag elmer Sts0uns ansebSrsn,
wslder man wia, aud nidst oie aqsrmtnpe.
fen BesanRisunstn biniihtlih eisener
GerpFeeune erbalten tann, bab man allo
aud niht In bsr Sage II, auber Der 3eit
sins Hlai9e 1isr oesr iibsrbaupt ismale
sipe 8lalhe Dstn gu bsiommsn, oab ,nam
allo ras Wa6sr trntsu mub, fslba msnn
man BON Natur aus Bic lartte Aosrion
ses.n unssfoates posr uasesoprsnss Dal
ise basr wis Id, (5eitertsit) t)-ranu uerosn
sic mir snseIeben, baB es fsbr unanae'
nsbm III, fA nit Da6sr beanaoen su
miIen, in wslHem allerlai unOeFnirbars
! Tinpe berumi&wimmsn. SD bate teir
Mitroitop CUR 0sriisuns, I'm su ertsnnen
ob es orsauilde Uper unorsaniiAs Cub
lan,en warsn F; Id permutbe atsr nur ba'
esbtere. Mllo in 8esus aaf pielsn Yunf
mDAte ih ben Serrn Nesierunssecmmil
iar prinssn bitten, pufiir ,u iorssn bal
balo mSslihit 9kbilfe selhaffsn pirp
Damn abe nod ems @ssenwartis IT e
! iebr belsbt, bic @sfansnibfrase BON Sad
II psrfdnpissn untsrluhsn gu laHsn. Sc
. mQhte ben 5srrn Stesisrunsseomn''lia
. parauf aufmsrtlam MAIDEN oab Der eiSsn'
r liae Sadpsrfanpise perienise II, BE-
{ bas Stben praetilh burhssmaht bal
/, (Ssbr ri6ts y Die 5errn Direftorsn un
, anbersn Beamten babsn In btsisr Hlhtun
gut rspen. ater msr cine 5aft bur&mo
{ den mub, !wiro eswib Manass amber
n auffa1sn. Sin14tliA btslsr psrlAtse'
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men Nuffa6uns seRatten @ie mir en
Beilpisl. SD bate gum eraen Male
oas gersnasen, ,pesen einss preBper.
ss9ens @teatspen7ondr pdbreao bes
sB inters gu iein, oas anhere Mal batte
i'd biele Gbre aus temlel6en @runbe
wa6rene os5 Scmmers. Sb ftaate nun
aus gcrfAt ais oerteirattster Mann, Der
ihon nit Nilai!at auf ieiue Trau feinem
@eiunSbei!s3ul ltaas eini3s Muimertiamteit
gu wiomsn bat, an eempetrnter Stelle an
Sn pelher 3eit fbt es ld ant tslten
Oarauf erwipfrte mir Der 6err Director
Der ertpatnten Mnault: ln,spsifel9aft int
CONNER SD mub Sbnsn iasen, esraoe
bas @esenttetl III Der SAT- SIM gDtntsr
1T bic @sldtdte lanss ntbt 70 uasemit6.
liG uno aud ber @elunbbslt niAt 70 un.
Sutraslid, wie TN CONNER. Sd babe
mid bort I'M pprissn 5pmmer fart erfal.
tet uno mir eine 5siletteit se1plt, Bic i6
bis isbt nod nidt lcsssworpen Bin uno
aud iobalo niGt wieoer loswerbe. (3u.
ruff Meine 5erren, mas ste BON Der
&raft msinsr otimme bDrsn, tommt auf
Jtshnuns meinsr sungs, niht n,stnes
8ebIfopfes eas bite Id aussinanber au
balten. Die 5erren MeDteiner ,perpen
mir suseten, pab 3wilAen teioen elm I'm.
terlhtso befebt. SIN suris.n Sabre Be-
mertte i'd bereits, Id ssitatte mir, ale piele
9smsrtungen aaber aus ben anssfabrten
@ruaben aud besbalb bier spr,utragen,
neil man niht wifsn tonne, pie fa Die
gerbaltniife eiumal aaoerr warben, uno
Oh man itets nur aus unlsrsr Yartei bic
esute auspablen tperbe, pslas ba3u beru.
fen ietsn, ipesen fonlt gang anfanotser |
Dinse eie @efansniiie gu bepSlfsrn. Da
nun iaon etne septiIe Benouns mad Der
aneeren @stte etnsetretsn III, 70, sIauhe
ia, tpirb es Sbnen iammtlih iebr interei-
lant iein, bab i'd Sbnen als 8elultat metz
ner Grfabruneen ben &atb ertbeilen Tam:
Wenn Gle einmal fBsn follen, bann fben
sic I'm Winter " (@robe Seiterteit. J" !
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3 c Z a 8.
1lufere 'gtaatsleaistatur.

| <SUINAN
Muffin. IL. Mar,. SIM @enat sina
Der Mntras uerloren, bic Bewuiguns fir
ben @rsnsi&ub auf $3.50, 900 fef,ufellen.
5ouiton bsantraste bterauf, $14e, 500 au
tewilisen unb bislt su @unfsn bes Mns
TRACES cine slanaenbe &eoe. Naa Mnb1.
runs perielben Yertaete iih Der Senat.--
SIM 9auie rsitte bas aomite fir Siaats.
Niyle {etnen Bertdt Elm. Die finan,i.ae
gerwaltuns Der 9aubfummenanitalt wirb
ais fabig unb ebrlih ertldrt. MegulpA
III iebuH als @uperintenbent niAt am
Ylabe unb ieine atlsbuns pirb btantrast.
Das 9aas bat bte SteusrbsG untsr @era,
teuna.
= Gin iunser Mann in @alpefon ee.
ipann tsi Ger lebtfn 3Iebuns Der souifana
eotterie $5O00.-Sn ben @eri1ten tpire
sesenpdrtts Der Gontsafaq In Der sbe.
rifswabl ner5anbeit. 1900 3susen fnb
au pernetmen.
- Die Sort guma Yoffutlhs III abes.
mole bsraubt ucrpta. Der uebsrfa1
Geldab ME aus Jert gBprte tsridtet
pirp, am H., sebn Meilea piehsits Gran.
burg.
= Der Nspraisntant Benavipes bielt
i'm 5auie BET Berattuns bss Nmsnoe.
ments apr GcgGitution, son isoem Bar,
GET Dor @usiibugs bes Stimmredts gs.
satluns Der Ropfltsusr gu psrlan3sn, cine
Nebe In ipaniider 5prade unb erttarts,
oab BET Der lsbttn Dabl minpeaens 1000
Nerifaner iibsr bic @rsn,e famen uno
liimmten, rpas ntdt aeideben feiu fSnnte,
menn gaaeluas Der SopHleusr iaon ba.
malls perlanst pcrben pare.
= Mn Der New Orleans unb 1eras
Balm wirb tiiAtis searbeitet unb man
9offt, bab bic gabn auf iarer danasn
Strede berslts am /. geopember III, 9e.
| trieb fetn wirb.
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= Serr 2orens gfippolo, Woobturp,
beridtet: Dr. Nusuit &0ni is's
$ burser Eropfeu beilten
mid bon einem ldnseren unmobllein.
Sc 1T bic bette Weoi5ir, bic ia ie sss
braudt babe. &ein Greis lit bafiir 3u
tbeuer, uno uiirbe i'd serne $500 bic
Tlaide besatlen, Wenn i'd iie nidt biliser
betommen tSnnte.
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g d IN dmme unb D a11leber
(Chamoisskins) serldiebener @rSBe mnb
SuaIitat 3u nSslidft nieorioen prsilsn,
bel S. &alteysr & Sotn.
Noroleite pss MilitarY Dla,a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-23
Mineral Soap.
Elko Post. June 90.

A sample Of soap manufactured from
the product Of . mine located some time
since by Senator G. II. Shepherd, near
his place on South Fork, was received
here from San Francisco last evening.
and IL universally pronounced fully
equal, In every particular, to the best
quality In use. A few pounds Of the
raw material, just o. taken from the
mine, were sent to the bay to be tested,
and was returned here by the soap man.
ufacturer as stated. the only ingredients
added to the substance furnished being
something which causes the particles to
adhere in O solid mass, and to impart q
pleasant odor to that which Is perfectly
odorless. The raw material, al taken
from the earth, has all the cleansing pro-
psrties Of ordinary soap, and when used
upon the body, 10 easily removed with
either hard or soft water. leaving the
skin perfectly smooth and soft. We
understand that parties here have be-
come interested with Mr.. Shepherd in
the ownership OF the property. and that
arrangements for the manufacture OF the
article on an extensive scale are being
perfected. The strangest fact connected
with this peculiar substance is, that while
producing all the results OF q prime arti-
Gle Of manufactured soap, upon analyz-
ing. 1t 10 found to possess none Of the
usual properties OF the article in use.
The mine is doubtless q valuable one, at
all events. and will soon be made q source
Of large profit to its owners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-23
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
l~.r.o,AI TO rm ..oLD uu. DAur rv,.l
Hesten the Winner.

WOVEN q WIuucIs
LONDON, June 21.-Ths great six
days walking match terminated at II
O'Clock last night, Weston completing
$50 miles with Ave minutes to spare,
thereby winning the belt, his bet and
the championship. From 2 o'clock this
afternoon until 8 this evening Weston
accomplished the astonishing feat OF
making Ave miles an hour. During
these ak hours the excitement was some
thing wonderful, and the plucky hero Of
the hour was greeted with shouts and
cheers a. he boldly ploddsd along against
time. From 8 O'Clock the excitement
steadily increased and reached Its cul.
minating point Just before the finish.
At $50 Weston had made the highest
score on record, viz: 643 miles and 1--WE
laps. beating Blower" Browns great
score Of 542 miles. The hall at this
time was allied with IN enthusiastic
crowd. who seemed never to grow tired
Of cheering. Weston, though evidently
suffering somewhat from fatigue, main.
tanned q smiling fsoe and wal the re-
cipisnt Of many friendly greetings.
About 5000 persons witnessed the
finish. Weston wins his bet with Sir
John Ashley. that he would make $50
miles. Rowsll. who brought away the
belt from New York, says hs will chal-
lsnge Weston Immediately. Brown
completed 46S miles. During the past
t~wenty-four hours he has evidently sui.
fered much from his swollen leg and has
merely limped around the track In order
to receive his share Of the gate money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-23
Meadow Lake.
Tr~eks. Republican, June q.

From Mr.. s. Harris, who has Just re-
turned from Meadow Lake. We learn
that there IL soTe. prospect Of there
being lively times at that camp during
the coming Summer. A number Of
prominent mining men have visited the
place during the Winter, and have OK
aminsd the claims and had accurate as
says made Of the ore. They express
themselves q satisfied that there Is
some very good ore in the District. Con-
adorable capital will DO invested during
the coming summer BY San Francisco
mining men, and the mines will be fully
tested. Messrs. Roberts x Head are in
terestsd In Q mine. and they propose 10
ASCERTAIN during the summsr Whistler
there IL anything in 1t or not. They
have already spent considerable money
in its development. Some OF the ore
from Meadow Lake District has besn
tested by the Robertson process. and the
result was entirely satisfactory. Alto
gsthsr, the outlook ID good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-23
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[sr.crAL TO n. GOLD HILL DAILY x.wsl
Miscellaneous,


SYRACUSE IN. W, June 23.-Alfrsd
T. Sanford, son Of Professor Sanford oil
Chicago University, and Olive Holmes.
daughter Of Judge Holmes Of this city.
were drowned Saturday afternoon in
Onondasa lake. They were rowing,
and in changing places in the boat II
was capsizsd. Their bodies were moi
recovered.
GALVESTON. June 23.-Tbe Neus sayl
that . mail carrier between Cold Springs
and Dodge was stopped six miles FROM
the Springs by four men. who robbed
the mail-sacks Of registered packages,
The carrier was severely stabbed.
CHpAA RAPIDS (Ia.). June 23.-A
freight train on the Northern road was
ditchsd twenty miles from here this
morning. Four tramps, who were CON
ceslsd on the train. were killed, and the
conductor fatally injured.
NEW YoIK, June 23.-Ths younges,
Of the brothers Andrews, who together
crossed the Atlantic, from Boston, In
the dory Nautilus last Summer, intends
returning in her alone. except for the
oompanionship Of o small dog. He will
start from Brighton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-23
Bills Approved.

WASHINGTON. June 23.-The Presi,
dent has approved the bill making ap.
preparations for the legislative, exscutiv.
and judicial expenses Of the Govern
msnt for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1880. and for other purposes. The
President has also approved the joint
resolution ~amsndatory Of the Sundry
Civil Service Appropriation bill, ap'
proved March last. Most interesting Of
the features Of the joint resolution are
the repeal Of the clause which authorized
and empowered the Secretary Of War tc
lease the water power OF Moline to the
Moline Water Power Company, and the
appropriation Of $4,000 for the extern
sion Of military telegraph lines from
Helena. Montana Territory. and from
Fort Elliott, Texas. westward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-23
A Father KilIs His Daughters.

SPRNoYrELD, Mass, juno 23.-John
Kemmlsr. . German. at South Holyoks,
Saturday evening. shot dead his three
children. all girls. aged six, four and one
year. being unable to support them
properly. He has been out Of work
since February. At that time be went
to Colorado. bat recently returned. and
had been ordered to vacats the tene-
ment belonging TO the Germania mills,
q he NO longer worked In the mills.
He sent his wife on an GRAND before
committing the crime. When arrested
Ksmmler said, "Lst the law take its
course" He feared that the children
might grow up and enter houses Of
prostitution. He thought they would
be better In heaven.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-23
A Fawn with white Stripes.
Rsno Gn.rffs. June 81.

An Indian brought a beautiful fawn to
Reno last evening. Its marking il very
peculiar. The color is that reddish
brown common to the deer family. but
the little fawn Is remarkable for white
parallel stripes which mark its body
from head to tail. The white stripes are
only about half inch in width and are
more than an inch apart. The bands OF
white extend lsngthwiss over the body.
They are not 30 much stripes a. regular
rows OF white spots, placed very close
together, so that at q little distance
they give the appearance Of continuous
and unbroken bands OF white. The
Piuts who captured II, when asked the
name Of that kind Of q deer. said II was
an "Indian deer" and that there was
none like II in California. The little
oas ID very young and stands unstsadily
upon it, legs. Mr.. o. II. Smith. the
butaher. purchased 1t, and will try to
rear IL. He says ii is the frst oil the
kind he ever saw