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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25


ST. PErERsBuE1, Feb. p 1t is stated
that letters have been received by thou.
thoritics, obtaining threats t. blow up the
kremlln a. Moscow, when the car is To be
crowned, Search has been made, but moth
inE indicating preparations for the dcst nc
ton OF The palace, were reyea ed, a close
watch is being kept, aud persons are not
allowed to enter the building,
COURTS INVESTIGATIONS
LONDON, Feb. 2i-General Me Davis
tcleRrdphs to the chief secretary Of Ireland,
as follows 81 anu wiling to submit to u
most rigid scrutiny into my actions
CAN'1 SERVE.
DunLIE, Feb. p Harrington, the Sccre.
tary Of the organizing committee of the
lard lesgue, now N Jail for using in timi.
dating language, was. elected without oppO.
sltion TO Il seat in the house OF commons
from Westmeath.
VOTE or coNrfpENcE
PARIS, Feb 2t.--ln the chamber of depu.
ties to-day, q vote Of confidence in the gov.
eminent rasSed by 500 yeas and 90 noes.
R0UGH ON PNESELL.
LoYDoN. Feb a The Times saws: Par.
nell's sneech will be read with the profound
rcpugnauce 1t excited in the hou,e. His
GOODNESS, not maintained with entire sue.
cess, does not imply courage so much as
shamelessness. Some on.ciouSntss of the
inadequacy OF his evaSive quibbcs to dis
pose of the charge, is built on very broad
induction may account for his abored ey
PLANTATION OF tribes and resort to the i'll.
timed recrimination which marked his
speech. The house waited patiently for a
frank treatment OF the main question which
never came. The chilling reception Of his
calous triviality was only accentualed by
mechanical cheers OF Irish members. Ii Is
understood parnell determines to press
his amendment So the address in reply to
the speech from the throne, arraiguing the
executive in Ireland for the administration
OF the crimes act
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An they say that Number One, the
mysterious head of the Irish lnvinciblcs,
and the man who planned the cowardly
murder of CAyrYprsn and BURKE has been
found. lso, and he is really what reports
make him, hanging Is too good for him,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. GA. Tombstone,
A. T.. dispatch 'ays' William Kinsman
was shot in front of the Oriental saloon by
Mrs, May Woodman, aud died few hours
later. The woman claims to have been
kinsman's vito and was driven TO the act
by his ahuse
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HELENA, NJ. T., Feb. 2t,--Charlcs Storey,
employed in the bank OF Nelson storey, Ut
Bozeman, obtained $4,000 from the First
National bank Of this place by forging and
left Saturday. lie has been arrested at
Miles City, with most ot the money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

LlrE-1oArs are suggested as.proper art
DIS OF furniture in The houses In tho cities
N the OAr and Mississippi valleys here
after as well as horoscopes. Between fire
and flood the country so far ia having n
lesucr,te timp of II
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NEW YoGR, Feb. q Nathan S. Bennett
was arrested on the charge Of buying, or
S2,C00, $1,000 worth Of iewelry stolen from
the rooms of the minister of the Christian
church at Washington.
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SAN ANTONIO, Feb. Els n Antonio
Press Agency Telegram Mayor French
states there is no small pox In this city, and
all rumors against he liord hotel ARE I'M
founded. |, has never had "A ease, aud con.
tinues to be crowded with guests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

The claim Of the rhilbrick heirs 10 A
large portion OF the site OF Little Rock
Arkansas. Is to DO heard by the United
states at last. Tho original claimant was
Nathaniel philbrook, who settled In Little
Rock In isN. Tho contest over the prop.
erty In dispute, begun In 1883, and has been
waxed either before tho interior depart.
ment or In the courts ever since. Thomas
4, Ellison, who died recently al Galesburr.
Illinois, was one OF the principal heirs, aud
his claims viii BE- urged BIZ bis son,
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JEEsEy CRY, n. j., Feb 2i ~ Boice,
Beach aud Shaw, president, blokkecprr
and cashier, respectively, OF the wrec6ei
City bauk have been taken to the state
prison.
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DETROIT, MIcH Feb. "a Three ballots
for senator to.day. The democrats caucen-
tratod on Lathrop, who received 40; Palmer
had 81; Sl0ckbrdge, -; W,llels, If. aud l.
scattering. Adjourned
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BosToN, Feb. a A special from Hull
England, says the steamship Bywell Castle,
from the Black Sea, with cargo OF cotton
seed and beans, bound to this port, is
thought to have loundered and all on board
lost,
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a wreck

Pour HorE, ONT, Feb. q --rwo.engines
and twenty freight cars were wrecked near
Newtouyille, Graud Trunk railway, Six
teen cars and contents burned. No lives
lost
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New YoHG, Feb. 2,-Judge Donohue, in
the supreme court, denied the application OF
salmi Morse for an Injunction restraining
the police from interfering with hisproposed
rehearsal OF the Passion Play.
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CRY or MEuco, Feb. 2i.--Gcnard For.
Zero DiNz and Manuel Romero Eubic, his
father.in.law, aud Mrs Diaa aud Mrs. Ru.
bio have sailed for the United States. The
party visit Texas, where they will be Joined
by General Narranio, minister OF war.
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church aud ra.torago i,nrned.

RIylERV pu LoUr, CANADA, Feb. 2l.-The
Catholic church aud pastorage have
burned. Loss, $4,000, insured for 50, 900.
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KANSAS CRY, Feb, 2i--Thc Missouri
free trade league was organized here to.
night by the election of Ex-Governor John
s, Phelps, of Springfield, president, and
Albert Young, OF Kansas City, secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

STANTON, VA, Feb, Oh Five inmates Of
the western lunaiic asylum ara dead, and
twelve dying poisoned The patients are
supposed TO have tamperod With he mvdi-
Clnps
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CHICAGO, lLL,, Feb, 2l.-Albert J. How
oil, broker, Of the firm OF Howell, Crop,,r
4 Co.. committed suicide by shooting TO-
day. Poor health was the cause.
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M0RSELS OF NEWS.

lnSisniilcaut In Size, Ills True, but
Sparkling with the
Essence 0f Information Telling a
strangely Mixed Tale
or JOY AID Sorrow, Of Profit
aud LOsA.
In Short, Containing Ia CompresStd
C0Rllnes
Great Wealth OF Profitable pabulum.
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Howe.

llcwe, Feb, I.-Ispcoia'. l--ror ecmo
time past Miss Mahalia Davis, u lady living
In our little town, has been complaining of
n severe pain In the head. To-day she is a
raving maniac. II is hoped that the
attack Is only temporary.
A norther is now blowing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

OFFICE OF CITY SECRETARY, DALLAS,
IeNas February %, iSSs,-ln compliance with
resolution the City Council, adopted At n
regular meeting on February 20, 1855, notice Is
herebyeiy that sealed bids will be received
AZ mus Office I'LL "a O'clock, February o., 1883.
ioF th' building OF sewer across Commerce
street. near Martin streot-sald sewer to he built
OF nara stone or brick. Plans and spec flea.
ions at the oacs otolty engineer.
IeoH-SI c. NJ, sWINK, City Secretary.
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s snS ',oners ., every hind and ne beauty
c ~ |, u lint the proprietor and AttenuAuw
vt ~ wv" - scSc,ri 4 drink Of any kind 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25
Special aloticcs.

OFFICE OF CITY SECRETARY, DALLAS,
Texas, February %, lSS3,-In compliance with
are'oiution Of the CITY Council, adopted Feb.
ruary 20 1883, notice is hereby given that sealed
oiaS VIII be received at this office till y, o'clock
FEBRUARY ~ 1883 for the erection of q bell
tower sixty fee, high at the East Dallas Engine.
mouse Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Office of the city engineer.
@o-i3t g, NJ. sGlNK, C ty Secretary
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NEpARrMENr OF IYsUKANCr 'g ,TATIs

~ ties aud History Austin. Texas Feh,usr,,
. lsS;-Io All Whom it May Concern: This :
10 certify that the Springfield y. and NJ. Insur.
ance Company, of springfield, Mass, has in all
res eeS July complied with the law, OF Texas
ms state and that said company holds n certia.
Sate OF authority from this Office emitting IL Ia
40 business In this state for twelve months from
December, 1852 wy Va
III 5 Given under my hand and son, n, or.
nee In Austin, the day and date first above
"HUeh' H. r. BREN STER, Commissioner.
Il
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,st, W. oscrss HvsIeS IA kwunnu NJ
III Nv y, Ellen Love. abusive language
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9nsWcaucc.

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE STATS.
- lies and History, Austin, Texas. January
-, lSsi,-Io All Whom 1t May Concern. This il
TO certify that the Phoenix Insurance COMPANY
vi artiord Conn, has in all respects fully com
celent TO It's doing business IN this state, and
maj SAID company holds certificate of author.
IVY from this Office emitting II TO DO business in
tniN State Tor twelve months from the LIST day OF
January lsS5 TO the Slst day OF DeCemb r, 1883
u l-diven under my hand and seal, a, OF.
nee, IN Austin, the day and date first above
"ri'eh' A. W SPAIGHT, Commissioner.
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success Of Ms sWussFISss M
oard oTTrads rocms The
4 DdbsesIp'ions, Ppcin'sd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-12-19
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED By
n. q. EEELL & co.

Early Monday morning robbers en-
tered the house of s F. Creasinger, a
wealthy resident OF Maple Rapids,
Mich, chloroiormed him. ransacked
the premises, secured about 81. 500
cash AMI quantity OF valuables, al d
then undertook to cover up their track s
by setting fire to the house. immedi-
ately below the room in which tae ptt.
prietor lay. He recovered from the in
fiuence o the drug in time to esca e.,
though the house was wrapped Ia
flames, aud afterwards burned to th''
ground with its contents. Loss, S23 :
900; insurance, $l5 600. Mr. G. easin
ger recognized one OF the robbers. and a
search for them is now in progress.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-12-19

The New York rrlDune states that
Rev James Freshman, a conv rted
jew and son Of an eminent rabbi. has
formed the belisf that the Jews refuse
Christianity becaase they are tenacious
of their nationality and fear absorption.
1t is his am to create Hebrew CHRIS
tian Church congregation that shall be
nationally Jewish but religiously Chris
tian. Sunday services are held in the
Cooper Union Hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-12-19
Notice to Clients.

Persons having business with me at any time
in my absence, will p ease confer with s. j.
Bonniield, Jr., who viii attend TO it or notify
me immediately, II necessary.
NJ. S. BONNIE IELD.
Winnemucca, New. Nov. - lSS2 Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-12-19

MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST.
There's millions i'm it,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-12-19

Has been procured for their especial enjo.
nent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-12-19

ID. F. and s. II. P. players can be accommo-
dated at any time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28

Mrs. Nunes has established herself
in Hawthorne and has a complete
assortment of everything in the line of
millinery goods. Her large stock of
beautiful hats of the very latest and
most becoming styles, with all the
trim mings and decorations known to
modern taste, is well worth visit of
inspection. Mrs. Nunes has had a
large experience in the centers of
fashion, and is one OF the most sc-
complished cutters and filters on the
Coast. Her dresses are always taste.
full and modish and thorough salts.
faction is the invariable result to those
ladies who trust their outward appear
ance to her care and experience.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28

Live, wide awake people are usually
the parents of handsome children. A
knowledge of this fact is encouraging
to those who come here to locate, as
the number Of girls, all good looking
is, according to the theory, indicative
81 an unusually energetic and intelli-
gent population. Some day soon the
names Of the handsomest will be pub
lished, but the reporter, not being q
sufficiently good judge, has left it to
themselves to decide, md there is
quite dispute as to who shall head
the list. However, this will doubtless
soon be settled, and then will appear n
list of beauties who will challenge
comparison with any similar number
in any of our neiy hboring towns.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
Large Cause aud Small Eject.

Very few people, IL any, outside of
Hawthorne, can boast of having Il
blacksmith shop fall on them without
receiving any serious injury. Haw-
thorne is growing, enterprising
place, and Gun furnish more sand,
sights and incidents than any place Of
its size ON the Coast, and comes ont at
the head of the list with an accident
of the nature mentioned. While W.
G. Wilkinson, the contractor whose
ad. can be seen in another column,
was at work 1T Platt's new blacksmith
shop, the men assisting him became
careless for q moment and allowed
one side of the building, which had
just been hoisted to its place to fall
Mr.. Wilkinson was standing immedi.
ately under it, but being an alert man,
who supports the newspapers, looked
around in time to see it coming and
escape with no more serious injury
than u slight blow on the shoulder rs
the edge of the falling timbers passed
him.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
The Rec's Egg.

We have comfortable school house,
Il competent teacher and an intelligent
set OF pupils. all of which tends to
make Hawthorne assume the appear
ancc of a good, steady old.iashioncd
town, such as can be seen in older
countries, but there is still lacking the
bell which warns the schoolboy to
trudge "unwillingly to SCHOOL, Only
this is needed to mako Hawthorne as
homelike town as any in the State,
and until the Trustees think the
school fund can stand the expense,
Mr. Yerington might be induced to
lend the district one of his locomotives
at morning and noon, which could be
stationed opposite the school house,
where the engineer would have light
and pleasant task in assisting public
education by pulling the bell-rope as
the children file into school.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
CORYvILLE NEWS.

Six inches of snow fell in Coryyille,
this week.
Work is progressing favorably in
the Mt. Cory.
+. B. G les left for a short visit to
San Francisco last Monday.
Fletcher Il Finney, haye begun run.
ming u tunnel on their claim.
The Mount Cory road has been
extended from Coryville to the mine.
lobe. Crosman, has shift of men
steadily at work developing the Cross.
man claim.
A. G. Mckenzie left for visit to the
Comstock and, possibly, to San Fran.
cisco, on Monday,
The De Soto, an eastern extension OF
the Mt. Cory group, is being developed
by means of tunnel which is now in
about 40 feet
Messrs. Harrington and Hogan, both
experienced and successful mining
men, visited Mount Cory this week
and were pleased at the general out.
look.
ST. Ryan's new building in Coryville
is fast approaching completion. 1t
will be finished in about a week, and
will be one of the best buildings in
this part of the county.
As work progresses in the Mount
Cory mine the ore grows baser.-Bodie
Free Press.
The owners make no complaint, and
almost any miner would be glad to
have mine with so much base ore in it,
The tunnel of Enterprise mine, one
of theextensions of the Mt. Cory, is be.
ing pushed ahead. 1t is estimated
that distance of $50 feet will have to
be run before the ledge is struck. 1t
will cut the formation at a depth Of
about $50 feet.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
A Postal Want.

A change in the postal arrange
ments is much needed and greatly de-
sired by the people living along the
line of the c. & c. r. r. At present
everything going north is taken to
Carson for redistribution, and delay
OF twenty-four hours is the conse-
quence to any matter mailed to points
south OF Carson, as it cannot return
until the next day. The c. & G. mail
route is now of sufficient Importance
to justify the Department in putting a
distributing agent on the trains, which
will save great deal of delay in the
transmission of letters,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
Tho Com plete Rustler.

George, the Bangor, is what might
be called a complete rustler. He is
always at the front, ready to do rough,
hard driving. His voice is like that
of Bottom, the weaver. He can either
roar like a lion or coo as gently as a
sucking dove; and he can also modu.
late his driving to the necessities of
the occasion, taking the impatient
passenger with a rush, and rolling
along with the timid with motion as
smooth as that of mud hen floating
on Walker Lake.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28

The Tranquility, a new discovery in
Santa Fe, is showing ledge of i'm
mensely rich ore. The vein is not
large, not more than eight inches, but
it is rich in horn silver, and an aver
age assay goes $1,000. This is all
close to the surface, and great eXpecta-
tons are entertained as to the value
of the mine when developed. Ore for
shipment is now being taken out, and
"A shipment will be made.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
Good Assays.

c. E. Loose, G. d. Albright and Mr..
Gallagher are owners Of the Star of
Hope mine, Mount Cory district, Mr..
Loose was recently over looking at the
property, and he has had number of
assays made OF the ore. The highest
assay, obtained, went S2990 Al; another
went $l427 silver, $3.50 gold; another,
5000 silver, $3.50 gold. Other assays
were made which showed that the
rock was full of mincral.-Fee Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28

A dramatic association will soon be
organized. There is plenty of talent
here among the members of both
sexes, as has been shown on a former
occasion, and it will be utilized for.
the benefit Of the school fund or some
other public institution. In addition
to the ordinary dramatic talent. there
are several young men in town who
have exhibited a positive genius for
parts where chairs are carried on and
off the stage, carpets rolled up, ETC.,
the performer being required to show
quartzite countenanc to the boys in
the gallery who yell "Supe" With
these advantages, the Hawthorne His
trionic Association will certainly have
successful career and bring much
entertainment to to relieve the minds
Of the business. driven inhabitants.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
LUNING LOCALS.

1t is rumored that Gott. Haist, the
mining expert, has taken several mines
in Santa Fe and Silver Star districts
for San Francisco capitalists.
A. Hcbberling will open a branch
assay office in Luning next week.
The Yellow Jacket mine, In Gills
district, has uncovered another vein
of very rich ore, of which a large
quantity is now out and ready for
shipment.
Ore from the Lawrence mine, in
ellis district, assays from 5000 to
$500.
A great many prospectors are get
ting out into the hills,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
More Mines 10 he Opened en- Cat Creek

The Austin company who own the
Cat Creek mill now running success
fully on ore from Kennedy and Nor
tons mine, intend early this season to
open some mines which they own in
the canon. The successful operation
of the mill gives Cat Creek Canon a
bright outlook, as, now that the pro.
cceds can be easily realized, a great
many valuable lodges will probably be
worked.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
Virgins Wind.

The equinoctial storm came out in
full force on Monday night. 1t blew
several hurricanes, a tornado, u ty-
phoon and a cyclone simultaneously
For a while the air was a vast sand
blast, binding the belated wayfarers
who made the toilsmRe journey from
the saloons to their lodging houses.
The wild waves of Walker Lake were
dashed into fury, ant, doubtless, said
a great many disagreeable things TO
each other; but those on shore we're
too busily engaged anchoring their
stovepipes to make any sentimental
inquiries about their remarks. The
tent of the furniture dealer, who did
not get his advertisement into the first
issue of the BULLETIN, was blown
down, furnishing a beautiful illustra-
ton OF the saving and profit arising
from liberal and judicious patronage
of the local paper. No advertiser lost
any tuiDS, Will tnc eACcplipu VI oHc
enthusiastic supporter of the paper
who lost his way while hurrying to
the BULLETIN Office with the news of
the destruction of the furniture tent.
Owing, possibly, to a similarity OF
names, he brought up at kimball's
saloon, where the genial proprietor
gave him stmnaht and directions
by which he finished his errand in a
safe and satisfactory manner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
Sick Call.

The ailing are notified that r. M.
King has opened his drug store and
is now ready to supply drugs, medi
cincs, etc, to all who need such arti.
cles, The sick will no longer be
bligcd to send off to distant places to
have prescriptions filled. In addition,
he keeps the usual assortment of fancy
toilet articles, perfumery, etc.