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again. Every now and then he would stop
for few moments and start on again as
suddenly as he had stopped, going as hard
rs he could around the block, occasionally
gesticulating wildly, as though he was
making n stirring speech The residents
did not know what to make of his strange
conduct, and were frightened by his move
ments, Captain Swnk sent after an officer,
who came and warned him to retire, lie
had walked around the block from ) o clock
until . O'Clock in the morning. When we
officer asked him what he meant he said ne
Just felt like walking and that he had a
good notion of training for the pedestrian
ring, He went oil to his boarding house
giving his name as William Raleigh
PLANTERS HOUSE,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
STRICTLY FIlisT-CLASS, 81 PEk pAf
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Cralg Skidmorc, of Stanford, Kentucky,
was charged with forging the license urdcr
which he was recently married, but the
trial resulted In his acguittal. II came out
that the paper he offered as a marriage
license was not inspected by either the
brides father or the officiating clergyman,
and as It had disappeared there was no
proof that forgery had been committed.
IL was also stated that the woman Is al.
and that tho preacher who tied the knot 20,
halt.gallon of whisky for the Job. lie 4,
said to have skipped out to avoid tcstifyiug
in tho case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

IT was reported from the stalw art head
quarters in Pennsylvania that SENATOR
MwcHELL had run away from the campaign
in that state after all his utterances and
work in behalf OF the independents. They
attempted to mislead the people for the
senator referred to will, the coming week,
take the stump for STEWART and the anti
boss and anti.mnchine men Nobody is
running from CAMERON this year, however
that geutleman's henchmcn are striving to
create that impression.
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In amusing to hear people who have
been for 800 or 900 years celebrated for the
free and easy manner in which they have
put out the vital spark in corporal sub
stances at home and abroad that didn't eY.
actly conduct themselves, from moral or
patriotic standpoint, to suit the English
idea of things, discussing the propriety of
shooting burglars. In other countries
where people think reasonably well of their
property and homes, and are not altogether
sayages, no question has ever been raised
in the premises unless it be how best and
surest to hit the burglar. 1t is generally
conceded proposition in law and morals
nowadays that the man who deliberately
violates the law and manlests an utter dis
regard as to the rights of others, forfeits all
rights and immunties of his own, and es-
pecially is this the case with the ruilian who
at night steals into your homo best on rob.
berry, rape or murder However much the
orists and sentimentaists may discuss the
right of the matter, it is likely that where
the burglar strikes house with good gun
and a resolute man in it, his person will be
found to have been in great danger of bod
lily harm.
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A Nysterlous pcdestriap

The residents in the "cedars," on Jack.
son and Commerce streets, were frightened
Thursday night by the peculiar movements
ola man who was no doubt laboring under
an attack Of the "jim.jams." He walked
around the block At rapid pace time and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

EEGINEEE MELVILLE and LIEUTENANT
DAHrEuowER have been associating init
mstely since the formers return, and both
declare that the idea and report of their
GOODNESS, rivalry and enmity are absurd and
totally without foundation, This knocks
The wind ont of the sails Of the sensational
journals that have been watching and wait
inc anxiousy for what they have tancied
would prove sweet morsel of scandal and
discard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

An exchange tells Of novel kind of duel
IN Austria which we commend to tho adj.
mirers Of the code iw this country. There
IL so little danger or Inconvenience in our
duels however, that it is doubtful il any
reform could be accomplished The nc.
count is as follows "A novel manner OF
fighting a duel has been introduced into
Austria from parts unknown, 1t is in this
wise The seconds deposit two balls-ono
white and the other black--iu an urn. The
principals are then blindColdcd. and the one
to whom falls the choice Of weapons pro
ceeds TO draw forth one of the balls, the
other going to the remaining combatant
Tho duel Is then decided by sentencing tn,
holder Of tho black ball to u bread and
water diet for llr,ecn days, and the second,
Ac required to see the penalty enforced"
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LIrrLE Greece was spelling so badly for
fight with Turkey about the Thossalian
frontier that great disgust rcigns among the
descendants of PEmCLEs and ALCmIApEs
that the gu cston has been settled without
bloodshed. The will of the present in Eu.
rope, as well as in this country, though is
for peace, unless it be that Russia desires to
draw attention from her internal troubles
by n foreign war.
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RATHER THAN hE ruERCEh.
BIpnEronn, MIS- September 20-rhe
shoe manufacturers Of this city and Saco
have decided TO close their factories as soon
~ the work now on hand is disposed of.
Three factories have discharged their cut
tiers, They have chosen this course rather
than submit to the demands Of the striking
Mnrkmcn
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Yesterday morning about : O'Clock the
large barn of Mr.. Jack Cole, some two
miles north Of the city, together with a
large quantity of hay, corn, wheat, etc,
was consumed by fire. The loss is con.
siderable, The origin of the fire is rot
known. The building was good, well.
built structure, and alone was quite q loss.
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Mn, BLMNE's recent proposition, in an in
ieryiew, to have the general government
pay off the debt OF Virginia, which MNuoNr
wants to repudia;e, is calling down upon
the Maine statesman the severe criticisms
of the press, 1t is certainly very wild
scheme, and carried to its legitimate con.
apsion would take in every debt in the
Union, If there is any right or reason in
paying any one debt other than the govern.
ment's there is the same reason and right
for paying all. However, about all that
Nc BLANGs proposition will amour to is
TO cast some suspicion ON Mn, BLAiNE's sin
oeuty or slatesmanship,
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Two Through Trains

A through train from this city to Calves
ton will not be put ON the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe road on the LIST of October, as was
contemplated, but on the It'll two daily
through trains instead of one will be pnt
on. This will be of great convenience ia
Dallas other points along the line and the
travelling public generally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

T,IE political canvass in California this
fall Is said to be the dullcst that has oc-
CURED in that state for years past, This is
remarkable in so close state the vote on
The last presidential ticket giving the state
TO The democracy by less than 500 MAORI
Wy. The parties have no local questions on
the Pacific slope about which they are
sufficiently or enthusiastically divided to
make any fuss over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

TnE recent earthquakes on the lsthmus
Of Panama are the first of any note for
thirty years past, With such periods be-
tween their recurrence the canal company
need not have such fear after all from these
lathmiAn shakes.
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Yellow Jack
An NNrnrNnrn pErnpr


JACKSON, Miss, September 29,--Dr. W..
Johnson secretary of the state board of
health, has received reliable information
from Wesson, Mississippi, saying there is
no yellow fever there, and no foundation
for such rcnnri
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4 Fortunate lsscnnc

Yesterday as Mrs, rrotman, accompanied
by her little 0vcScar-old daughter, was
driving out on Elm street. Williams grain
wagon collided with the buggy, throwing
ing the occupants out aud smashing tho
vehicle into smitehreens. Strange to state,
the occupants escaped with but few slight
bruises,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

News will get mixed A Calilorniapa
located the bloody battle orrecett date be-
tween the twelve Colorado cowboys in Texas
aud has AN editorial on the subject, r..
lating to BORDER lawlessness and blood
shed. Another paper says, referring to the
horrible death of our late speaker of the
Texas house of representatives, that "thc
Hon. GEORGE, A, REEVES, speaker of the
Texas house of representatives was bitten
by a'dog in Dallas last weeklth 23dlustmt'
aud has since died of hydrophobian
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at night the hackmen are entitled to charge
double price and the bill was in keeping
with the charges allowed. McKibben, who
is pleasant, jovial-looliing fellow, went
out with police officer to raise the money
to pay the hack hire and the fine
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Acquitted

Ada Emmerson, an actress, charged with
assault on Anna Scott, a sister in the pro.
fession, was tried In Justice Edwards court
yesterday. County Attorney Seay repre-.
sented the state and Colonel u. A, Williams
the defense. The testimony was rich. The
defendant was found not guilty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

NATURE is wonderful sanitary police
man ut times, New York has been in an
extremely filthy condition for some time
past, and all attempts to stir the street
commissioners mp on the subject of street
cleaning has done no good, The storm,
however, the other day, though it did great
damage, was Of almost incalculablc benefit
TO the great metropolis upon the whole, MS
it swept the city from one end TO the other
aud cleaned the streets, 1t is claimed as
they had not been cleaned for years past,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
Marine.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

FORT OF NEW YORK.
New IoRK, September 2o.-Arriyed:
Roanoke, Manhattan. Arrived out. Iuca,
Lizzie, Moses Carcn. Homeward. Rome,
Charleston.
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Mr.. JAY GouLp has denied ever trying to
got hold of the New York Associated Press.
The whole thing, telegraphed out by the
column, was matter Of no consequence
ftom the first TO any but the seven partners
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30

Indigestion and habitual costivcness arise
from weakness OF the nerves and muscles OF
the stomach. Due attention TO the proper
habit of life In connection with the timely
use OF Browns Iron Bittcrs. will strengthen,
the affected parts. aud quickly remove every
symptom Of the disorder.
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Unnble to Agroo.


THE sTAR-RoUTE JURY.
PHILADELPHIA, September 29.--Thc Jury
in the Star-route prosecutions reported this
morning that they had been unable to agree
upon verdict.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1882


PlERERToN, in pursuit Of criminal, sug-
gests DAvY CRocEET and his historical
oonp
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UNDERSTANDING UNDERSTANDING
he Oldest Champagne House lnue,
Name In France, and the tiheN
Wines Imported.

MesSrs l.. Somborn Il Co.. New lotS , nay
agents In the United states for the aooNv M' am
Joined circular OF Messrs. JULEs MUM NV
'0'''N'' >''>''"' W '' RriMs, April 70 ISL,
Having learned that certain reports sv ,iti,v n
rejecting on the antiquity and aulhenvNe,,s l
our house are being circulated IN the Son,SS,cse
world, we feel bound in the interest pu' AMI n
TO publish the following remarks; a. eav wy q
the year 1872 the agreement oi natluv' Ihsrins
the firm of L. A. Mumm & Co, Relms, nS I'M
come TO an end, the principals seps,anu,,,n q
each founded new firm. MIR jules n'u,s,ni.es
Cologne. retaining the business, mrder
OF the old firm, founded u new hr" "AN
the stylc of
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-21
Every DeIicaey and Substantial which
the Markets Afsrd.

Board by the day, week or month and every
attention viii begiven to all.
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CAPITAL RESTAURANT
BRIDGE STREET, wINNEa5ccA, NEVADA.
MRS. D. r. CROOK, rRoPRIETREss.

Having newly papered, painted and fur
nished, and fitted up in frst-cass style the
Capital Restaurant for the accommodation Of
the public, i am now ready to receive my
friends, and they may be assured that NY tables
will always be supplied with
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EATys OF ADVERTISING:

one Squufc 40 lines) hrst insorti0n 80. -
Each subsequent insertion, per square. l
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
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Fifty dollars is the price which a
Van Buren. Mich, man, named Charles
Slack. paid John +. Waite for his wife,
aud Waite spent the money IN treating
the Constable and the crowd which he
brought with him for the purpose Of ar
resting Slack for abduction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-21

Thirty-three Chicago bootblacks went
to ST Paul to ply their trade during
the Fair. the Chief Of Police ordered
them to qnit the city; but they hired a
lawyer to fight for their right to work
wherever they pleased.
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REG.sTRATIaN NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that The hooks OF Reg
istration Cor the General Election 20 DO held
County ana Township Officers, are now open.
and win remain open daily on all legal days
from 10 o'clacS A. NJ. TO q O'Clock ?. NJ, until
October 10, lSs2, and from october 10, lsS2, 10
OctoOer 20, 1884, from ociocks tor. ~, in
addition TO the h ,urs heretofore mentioned, ut
which time the books for Registration Will be
closed at O'Clock =. N. Naturaized citizens
will be reqtir, e. produce their papers at the
time they present themselves for req straton
w. n. CHENEY,
Registry Agent Of Precinct No Is, Humboldt
county, Nevada.
Eden Valley, August TO- 1882. I'd
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PROBATE NOTICE.

The creditors of the estate OF G. N. MiiIeri
deceased, will present their bills and claims
against said estate, with due procf thereof, to-
the undersigned at heR residence in Winnie
mueca, Nevada, before the expiration OF tear
months fronlthe date Of the first PUBLICATIONS
OF this notice, or the same win be barred.
SUSAN MILLER, z
Executrix of kaid estatss.
Sept. j. 1852 aw
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A prosperous Michigan baby-carriage
factory had its origin in the birth Of
fifteen babies in the town in thirteen
days. 4 carpenter got the job Of max
ing carriages for the whole number, and
from that start the business grew.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-21

The bell OF Massachusetts, woolen
mill was rung at 5 o'clock every morn
ing except Sundays. 1t weighed 1000
pounds, and was intended to awake
every employee, which it did, as well
as every one else in town. 1t was com
planned Of as nuisance, aud the Supreme
Court Judge enioined the owners not to
ring it before O. 4. Al. This decree has
been affirmed on appeal to the full
bench.
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The largest individual sheep-owuer in
Texas is woman, known all over the
State as the Widow Callahan" and
she is said to have over so, 600 sheep.
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Having purchased the City Rakery, will
spare no pains to merit the patronage oflth
public. CHRIS DlEHL
winnemucca May 20, 1882. II
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CENTRAL HOTEL.

NORTH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET, OPPOSITE IA
PosToFFIcE,
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AGE is:
c.. W. CRAxE, 3ls Pine street and 10 Leides
dorff street. Room 30, san Francisco.
W. A. CAswELL, Sacramento, California
B.F. EngY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
c. MAaEER is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE 1t
Big Meadows.
A. GIxrz il authorized 70 collect and receipt
for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE In Spring
City
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Dissolution Of Copartncrship

Notice is hereby given, that the firm hereto
fore existing uu4er the name aud style OF
COLEMAN X WARD, doing business at Para
disc, Humboldt County. Nevada, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. David n.
Coleman ha.i9g pure ased the entire Interest
Of Franklin NJ ard in al the property hereto
fore owned by sand Arm.
DAVID NJ. COLEMAN
FRANK NJ. WARD.
September 10. 1882. s20lt
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THE SILVER STATE.
p,rpI rsuED EVERY EVENING (SCNDAYs
FXCEPTED) By
i. j. Hill l. s. CO.
rFRMs on sUBsCRIPTIoN

one copy, one year, by mail ...........s 50 CO.
One eopy. six months, by mail ......... 90.
One copy. three months, by mail. ...... 2 So
Delivered by Carrier. 90 Cents Der week,
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LO DG NsG .

Elegant and desirable Sleeping Apartments
nave been arranged and are now ready for
occupancy.
MRS. ID. p CROOK.
Winnemucca, February 20. 1882. tt
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EDOs5ce .yssa.y Proceedings.
December Srd. 1881 .

According to adjournment the Police Jury
met this day members present J G. st. Julien,
O. Theriot, ]. S. Wilmington, II. Eastin and E.
Potter.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read ara
approved.
On motion, it was resolved, that a certificate
for the sum of thirteen 70Il00 dollars be issued
to Hypolte Breaux, for lumber furnished for
bridge, etc., and that said amount be received
by the collector in fnll payment for taxes due.
On motion the following was adopted:
Whereas, it has come to the knowledge of the
Police Jury, that the assessment roll Of this
parish for the year 1881 is materially defective,
in that the Assessor failed to assess and place
ppoa said rolls the names and property of a
large number of property owners and besides,
there appear upon said rolls the names OF per-
sons with the assessment of property which be-
persons, and which said assessments are but an
incumbrance upon the rolls andtend unlawfully
to increase the salary of the Assessor,
Therefore, be it Resolved, That the Police
Jury accept said roll under the condition. that
the deficiency caused by the omission cf said
property owners be made up and paid by the
Assessor upon the basis of the assessment of
those parties on the roll of 1881 at 10 mills,
where they appear thereon, and where they do
not. upon al equitable assessment to be agreed
upon by him and the property owners.
4 On melton. the Police Jury adjourned to the
first Saturday of January, 1882.
j. &C. ST. JULIEN,
President.
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YOU'LL HAVE TO WAIT A SPELL" !"

Nan dbout- Town in New YORK Star.
One Of the Men About Town in Cen
eva, n. T., writes me that local editor
had printed An article severely rejecting
opou prominent citizan of the place,
who vowed that he would take summary
ven geance npon the man of,ypes bought
a horsewhip and proceeded to the hotel
where ths editor was boarding out bic
advertisement. Here he inquired for the
object Of his fury, and was shown to his
room, where he fonnd the editor 10 bed.
"Are you the author Of this paragraph"
said the avenger. drawing the paper from
his pocket and the horsewhip from under
his overcoat.
Il am," replied the editor, turning over
80 as to get better GRASP Of the situation.
"Weil, sir, have come 50 settle this
matter with you, sir" shouted the aven.
ger.
"Ofice hours from s. ~. to 10 NJ"
replied the editor y4wning. "but if you
prefer to do business here how do you
propose to settle it -
"By giving yoa horsewhipping,"
cried tie aGeugar.
What " exclaimed the editor; "surely
you will not commit ruffianly attack
upon man in my situat oa-in bed,
undressed. half asleep! You must be a
coward 10 take such an advantage"
mo, sir " retor,ed the avenger, 81 am
no coward, sir. | ask no advantage and
will take none. | shall not strike you,
sir, until you get out of bed and dress and
defend yourself"
Then" said the editor, wrapping the
blankets around him, II guess you'll have
to wait spell. I'm game to stay here
till next week anyhow-and longer if
can get supply of writing materials. Sit
right down and.teIl US the news"
There was an appeal to the Revised
Version, and the svenger stalkAd, IN
avenged. -
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A BEES Sting is only one-fourth of an inch
long. A very small and Insignificant thing, yet
it leaves warm impression of about two feet,
and there's nothing stngy about the sensation
either. certain merchants wife danced to
late hour one night became overheated, and
returned home in a thin dress. Next morning
che had a severe headache and general pain and
aches in her bones and joints. She and her
husband considered it . trivial affair, and
thought of no serious results. The next few
DAYS she became much worse and doctor was
called in. He failed to find out the cause of
suffering, and only prescribed for the fever and
headache. She recovered only after two years
suffering, and was then cured by the use Of rr.
Dromgooles ENGLISH FEMALE BrrrERs One
bottle of this wonderful female regulator would
have cured her during the first few days.
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Notice.

T AND Office at New Orleans, La. Nov. 23d,
Ia 1881. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of bis in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Judge or Clerk of Court at Vermilionville,
La. Dec. 30th, 1881. viz: Olidon Broussard
Homestead No. 46lO, FOE the N. of S. W. Sec
5, TIP. 10 S. E. La Meridian, and names the
following as his witnesses. viz Jnles Guidry,
Treville Broussard, Alcide Broussard aud Albert
Broussard, of Lafayette parish. La.
Nov. 90. GEO. BALDEY, Register.
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As woodward aveuue car was on its

As woodward sveuue car was on its
way down town yesterday it was halted
BY the vigorous shouts and gestures of a
man nearly block away. He finally
reached the car, putting and blowing,
dropped into seat for minute, and then
began feeling for his nickel 20 pay fare
with. he went through every pocket
twice over, stood up and shook himself,
and then bolted out of the car and drop
ped off into the mud, saying to a man on
the platform :
"If you hear of the sudden death Of
fool you may know that it's me ~
Detroit Free Press.
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Twelve thousand shovels are msnufac-
tu,ed 10 the United States every week.
And vet when a man wants his own in
dividua shovel after dark, he has to psw
and claw around over two tons Of soft
coal. feeling for it, making ks in
the meantime that are enough to blister
any coal shovel that ever hid itself be-
tween the end Of the shed and an empty
barrel .I-Burlingto Hawkeye.