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THE MISSOURI CYCLONE.
The Pretty city OF springfield Deya~.
t,ted nd MANY Lives Lost.

Err,NGYiELD, November G.-Sbortly after
two o'clock yesterday afternoon this city
was ,lsited by a destructive cyclone. The
storm struck the woolen mills. destroying
rortion Of the buildings and greatly dam
aging the machinery. Then, passing little
north, it demolished a number 0i resi-
depccs. Striking Division street at the
corrfr Of Bonneville street the storm FOL.
lowed line between the city proper aud
9p,;ul lf,li for three block,
Leyelipg Re-idences
in b, m tbes, olaces Then tending alItte
,,or,jvg,d the io,.. 0do passed 70 Bridge.
togr. a suburb Of North Springfield. Inc
roiai 10, = is estimated between 1917, ann
$3.50 co Probably seven persone were
killed and many injured. The new cigai
act, ~ Of +. q. HuCker and his residence
were completely demolished. The family
was absent at the time. A number OF em.
ployes IN The factory were injured. 81.
Marys
Catholic CouTch was WRECKED.
1t is reported that great damage was done
at brooklyn and Republic, in the south.
western psrt OF the county. At these
points the telephone communication with
North Springfield was destroyed. Hazel
Dell. q school house west OF the city, WAS
blown down. Fifty children were In the
building, but none were seriously hurt.
Their escape was most miraculous. The
path OF the storm was only few yards in
vic tn but wherever ii struck
!. The Rais Was Appsiiisg.
A public meeting for relief is called for
this afternoon, meanwhile all the TEN 20.
- l. LA,n nsAA
Among the killed are; Mrs. Ssliie Am
gus. a young sxede; Miss sallis Edmond
zoo. young lady OF Is. The confusion 10
30 great that 1t is Impossible 70 give com:
pIete list at present Of the killed and
wounded.
sx lives are known 10 be lost and dozens
sou pded. Three carpenters working At
H.,cken's dgsr factory were wounded, one
bsdIy. Mrs. Pennington 10 dead. Mrs
Duulsp, Q widow living in the east part OF
the city,
Was Killed IsssassIy.
She has four small children, the Oldest ten
years old. Pify.txo children o. Hazel
Dell school house were pushed out IN the
stoIm by their teacher, and q moment
after the house was demolished ~ is
foundation. The iron seats we're blown
90 Yards. About twenty Eve children
were sIightly injured, but none killed.
The tiorm was straight column Of wind
frori 20 20 80 yards vide. j, passed four
miles norib OF Msrsbfsld. where tso
farms we're badly damaged. The wounded
we're all cared for to night Many families
sTe
EnffreIy De4fifate.
The fire department and citizens worked
beroicaliy. and saved thousand, Of dollar,'
worth o! property.
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he REACHED HER A MANIAC.
Strange Meetisg Between . Mothes
and Her Child.

oLEhDkG MeCuok ncs"CC1 - .SsAC1
and Her Child.
CLEVELAND, November Ga curious case
was developed here yesterday. Two years
ego Mrs. Adam Witch, an aged German
woman, sent her son in Germany money
with which to pay his passage to America.
She heard nothing from him. The other
day Sheriff Sawyer brought Andrew Wit
itch, crazy lad Of twenty-one, from San
dusky to Cleveland.
Mrs. Witch thought it might be her son
and called at the Jail to see him. He was
raving maniac and very violent. The old
woman was conducted to the bars OF the
cell and peering through she called,
Andrew" He became quiet and answer.
ed, Mother" For an hour he conversed
with her in an animated manner, and when
she left sgain became violent. Doctors say
his case is hopeless one.
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The fire department snd citizen, worked
beroicslly. and saved THOUSANDS Of dollar'
worth o! property.
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what The victory Means.

New YORK, November 6.-"The Demo
A-;,,s-- = - A., z--'----
is OF no ordinary character 1t was
more than party success. 1t reaches
further ard rises higher than a mere
victory of Democrats over Republicans. 1t
means l~SI. 1t means change at Wash
ngton. 1t means the people are tired OF
the ruling party. 1t means Nindication
of popular self overnment
TIE WoRLn.
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The Coalition Judges Refuseto Act and
Few Negroes Vote.

DASyI,LE, VA, November 6.-After the
MAYORS proclamation announcing the az
rapgements for preserving the peace and
stating those arrangements were deemed
complete and reliable. ". Holly, acting
chairman of the Liberal Coalition party,
ard Geo c. Cabell, chairman of the Dem
ocratic party of the city, requested the
Nsyor as additional means OF preserving
the peace to forbid any assembly OF men
of either party, white or c0lorei. To naTad-
or Join in a procession till the Sta Instant.
These orders were issued message trom
Governor Cameron was received hy City
Sergeant Wood last night, stating he the
Goyernor) had ordered troops TO Danyille
from Richmond. Captain Wo)i replied,
after consulting With leading citizens, that
il was not necessary 20 send troops. Ihls
morning the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues and a section of the Richmond How.
tiers came from Redmond. piece OF
sr,illsry was placed on the main street
near the Arlington Hotel. TIE Coalition
iuGses OF election having declined serving.
oth,rs were appointed. Ney few negroes
are voting. ard not more than i"Zal votes
were given at one ward where they have
large registered majority.
sweeping Democratic Victory.
RICHMOND, November 6-l0 P. M--Indi'
cations are that the Democrats have carried
the state. The estiinsted Democratic ma
ioriry this year is larger than ever betore
The following cities give Democratic
msioriiies: Portsmouth 80, Stauutnn 81
Alsxspdria 633, Fredericksburg 29l. LHneh'
burg 400. General Wycxham Is elected 10
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A zaue.yilIe Newspaper Change.

ZASEsvILLE, o.. Noven Der 6 The daily
AID weekly S:gns', the Democratic organ
of Muskingum county, has changed hands.
Messrs. ID. II. Gaumer. OF the Xeuia Drm-
ocrstNevs. and 7. ". Gsamer, OF toe
Cbsmpaign Democrat. hecoTuug the pro-
prietors. The price paid for the Signal Is
$1,000
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'hI'fCsmpb4,l R,,,.,.,.,

A.. Is, N''smoer G-rn- Court of
w. = 'h.S morning da iied the apn,ica.
I,r,,,t- ~.''' Of 'e7tiorsri quash,ns the
7 iss;or,,ssE sE ot he Board Of Police Com.
C,ncb.'II N remoyins e1. Chief Of polio.
campbell as chief of uoIjee '''N
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Republicans May Rejoice Over
Pennsylvania and Mas
sachusetts,
But the Democratic Pole Has
Knocked All of the Big
Persimm0ns.
NEW YORK.
A Confirmed victory,

Special % the Register.
New York, November 6.-This State has
gone Democratic without doubt, with the
exception of Maynard, who was badly
scratched on account of his temperance
Uroclvities. Owing to the incompleteness
of the returns it will be impossible to give
the exact majority until some time to-
morrow, THE Sun.
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VIRGINIA.
Claimed by the Democracy.
Special to the Register.

NptC.uI % Ns NtyI5IV.
RicHxoNp, November 6.-The Democrats
now confidently claim that they will have
both the State Assembly and Senate, and
their assertions are backed up by all re-
turrs s. This annihilates Malone for all
tine, as this campaign was his supreme
effort for control in this State.
TIE DISPATCH.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Tie keystone Mate in Doubt.
Spscid 10 tic RcgiStcr.

Special 10 The Register.
FHIrADELrHA, November 6.--The indica'
tions are that the Republicans have carried
the State by small majority. Their vote
in this city is much larger than was autici'
pa,ed and will overbalance the large Demo
cratic gains throughout the State. The de-
feat Of Psgs Ds99crst&la &c & ss2didate. . for Con l,
appointment to the reformers. TIMES.
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THF Republicans carry the Connect
tut legislature as usual, but that is on
account or the rotten borough system
that exists i'm that State.
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Conceded by the Republicans.
SpecinI % the Reqister.

NDtJIIt % UIo Iltst9IeIs
New YoEK, November 6.-This State is
now conceded to the Democracy, with the
exception Of Maynard, who runs far be-
hind the rest OF his ticket, by small ma
jCrity. lhE ZINES.
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Largely Republican.


PHILADELPHIA, November G.-The State
has gone Republican by from 10000 to 80
COO, and the entire city Republican ticket is
elected. Press.
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" you srs troubled With sores. aches.
bodily functions. doc't be decsivsd BY the
various advertisements Of bittsfs. kidney
medicines. etc, whose certificates Of pre-
wpded cures sre often paid for. Pot your
tu,t In that simple remedy called yellow
noek spd Ssr,s sysrilIs. u will cure you
by purifyipg the blood and strengthening
the weak portions Of your body. You will
also fi,d il very refreshing To. the brain
,rd ntIyoos system. The proprisiors ~.
c,iye brrhnds 81 letters bestosiog upon
il ths kiybes psaiss.
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The Albany Journals Estimate.

ALGANY, \. Z, Ntvember Starr IS
elected by l2,0OO. The rest OF the Demo-
cratic ticket is probably elected. The Sem
ate stands IS Republicans and IA Demo
Gratis, and the Assembly GS Republicans
and 20 democrats. The Journal.
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THE Empire State has twice re-
deemed Ter old time honor. Score
thirty >ix electoral votes for a Demo-
cratic President next year.
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Student. Honor Hiais,.r Lowell.

IoSpoN. November The students OF
st. Andrews University maine United
Ststes Minister Lowell for the rec.orship.
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NEW JERSEY.
New jersey Bobs Up serencIy

SptCIII 70 VIc ItVIsIU'
TRENTON, n. j., November 6.-1his SAFE
is now conceded to the Democracy. Az.
belts msj0,i'y will rapga from ore to five
tlnu M Tho Democrats will also probi-
~ . .aul lAe State Senate and L'gisls.
TuH TfurS
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O.nR R-N BUTLTR will not disturb
the harmony Of the next Natlona.
Democratic Convention.
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TIE Democratic star in the Empire
State shines rs bright as ever.
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THFRE viii be lillle mourning in tn
Democratic camp at the overthrow Of
RUlLhE.
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CAREY the news of Spoony BrrLER $
IeHeaI to the Sunny South.
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TIE blue-b,oOds and aristOerats Of
Boston rejoice.
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BEAST BUTLER is buried out of sight.
Score one iOr BANARD.
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The Later the News. the Better.

news up to midnight show uninterrupted
gains from every quarter, which insures
the State to the Democrats By 10000 ma
iority, and th.senate and House by 10 to
25 majority.
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FsEprsIcr. ND, November Gin . din.
cuIty this morning Daniel Kennedy. .
character we'll known 10 the police. shot
dead Charles RsToppsr. an sI'ppliesmsn.
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BIS, BUTLER and Boss MAHoNE are
busted.
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A WaIk.Over In New Jersey.

TRENTON \. j., November AT l:jO
NJ. the returns indicate Abbetts election
election by about 100 majority. The Re
publ. can State Committee are still hope
full. The Democratic State Committee
claim Abbetts election by large majority,
but give no figures. They also claim the
LEGISLATURE. The Republicans probably
have the Senate by 3 majority, aud the
Dem, Gratis the House by four, giving the
Iott.rs majority on Joint ballot.
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What they Voted For.

NEW YORK, November 6, - M.-Weather
is fine to-day and indications are for large
vote. The State officers to be elected are
Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer,
Engineer and Surveyor, and Attorney
General Members of the Legislature are
also to be voted for. Importance attaches
10 the Senators to be elected, as they will
narticipste in the choice OF the next
United States Senator. In this city great
inter, st IS shown in the contest for register
and aldermen, these representing power
iul political interests. The Democrats
beirs divided it is impossible TO predict re
suits. Politicians also watch the Senatorial
Contest in the First dI .tTlct, where Down
ing. who was removed by Governor CIeye
lsnd from the office of attorney general o.
Queens county. is being supported by all
the Democratic factions. His competitor IS
Otis a Republican. In Brooklyn the chief
interest is for msyor, Hendrix being the
Democratic can date and Low the Rspuo
IiCau. Democrats and Republicans expect
,bs, MAYNARD. Democratic candidate. for
Secretary of State. will run considerably
behind his ticket throughout the state.
nsypard's Vote I'm Syracuse.
SYRACUSE. November 6, r. Mp to one
O'Clock the vote Of most OF the city Was
about even with that Of two years ago.
Carr, for Secretary OF State, runs ahead OF
his ticket by the aid of the soldiers and
LIQUOR men. Many temperance men are
voting fer Maynard, the Democratic candl-
date.
Vote in Duchess County.
New YoRK, November 6-G:35 P. Mn
Duchess county, Dover Plains, First dis
trict-Maynard, ls2; Carr, 200.
Queens county, Flushing, Smith district
Maynard, lSS; Carr, l5S.
pe!awsre county, Boyina - Maynard,
I05; Carr, l5S. ,. NJ,
Cortlandt county. Fourth dSIrlc'-May'
nsrd. lSS; Carr, 2G5. ,,
Rrcoklyn city. Twenty first ward, Ninth
iistrict-Maynard, 100; Carr, 213.
Vote in JeHerson County.
NEw Yosx. November 6.-ln the state
Co,umbia county, Stockport, First district
Maynard $50, Carr -.
s.. Lawrence county, Dekolo, first ais'
trict, Maynard 20, Carr 25S.
J.f.rson county. Henderson complete,
Maynard 10. Carr 25s.
O,seso county, Springfield, oecouu us,
,,;c, Mavard 900, Carr 1lS Saratoga c1un
" Northumberland, Maynard loi' oarr
''' The Vote iu CheInnnS C"u"fy.
Nrw YosK, November G. Caemuns
coun,y-the veteran Second district May
nerd ~, Carr li2.
Brooklyn city, Seventeenth ward fir''
district. MAYNARD 2j7. Carr ia
Otssso county-Nef, Republican. ana
Efv, Democrat, elected to the A'se9n,V: Sn.,,
Brooklyn City, Tweita va. vary SiItosntb
district: MAYNARD 335, Carr a; S!N'sSnsu
Is.d a,s.t Sscnnd dis,ricr. Maynard l55, carr
Sa5, s;xtseath ward, Sixth district May
nard lS9 CsTr 227.
Green County, Vote.
NEy YoRk, November 6-in "''SH
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The LONDON EXPLOSION.
The Arrest and ENtradiIi0n of O'D0no
van ROSsn Demanded.

The Arrest and ENtradition OF - DOno
van ROSsn Demanded.
LONDON, November 6.-The panic caused
by lhs receu: underground railway exPlo-
Sons j, Increasing instead of diminishing.
The .ar: LA; several prominent delegates
to oler.Cs-r Socialist Congress in London
were Tas>, Dgers on the attacked train and
severely Injured by the explosions has con-
Encsd the PGb.ic that the Socialists had
no'issS u 30 With the outrage. The claim
Of the
RosNa American-Irish
INST 'aey did the deed has strengthened
me o. .ie: among the mass Of the English
~ '"a' The outrage was the WORK OF
Ine I ''L.t.. a.t at no time since The
t.'''N I'D aSSassiRatiOuS has p1b-
.H'isha'9u against sill Irish secret
n cen 50 active and bitter.
J... 10: ."2 Sunday Observer OF the
- 10 .e.Hl ; EDITORIAL, demands that
@''5'. "r'L :ske notice of these Fe
-. ''.' IS B.. ,-...-.1k the arrest extra
s'h .-.si 1T U'nOnOvan Rosa and
w.. NV l''k colleagues. Tne Observer
''' ~" "rysr3msnt Oaes this ~
-" Hn-.sud aud that ii
=, N""uid Perform the Duty
W 10 ''heE purpose than that of ascer-
Fs,:.- en- .rs 'or all whether the Naw York
rr,,,r SIS -" fo1utsd in trrth or spec.
IN sAam. The underground railway
NJ, Sa,se property has been i'm
Law. '''l ''.r-d hy the explosions.
understood, determined to unite
rb,, "''" rpnn Re government, for a
e.. .h!f>i.at,o1 into the blssted
s,0 ''' % he syaiaHs With the expo
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sr. L1rg. November 6 - Preliminary
steps have been taken 70 give General Sier.
nan Q prsnt rrest ton On bis arrival here.
sbout November IL. The citizens gsner.ily
and al Lbe military vii! participate.
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MARYLAND.
Mary land Did Her Duty.
Special 10 the Register.

SiEctdt 10 tHc ACyIS'F.
BALTIMORE, November G--The chairman
Of both the Democratic and Republican
State committees admit that the vote will
about balance in the State outside Of this
city, where McT.ane's majority will range
from 1000 to 5000. The Democrats will
also probably control the State Legislature,
which elects successor to Senator Broome.
A heavy vote was cast in all parts of the
State, both parties voting the straight
ticket. The Sun.
BALTIMORE, November 6, l T. M.-The
election in this State is for Governor and
State Comptroller, Attorney General and
LEGISLATURE excepting one-half of the Sen.
ate, who hold over, all the county officers,
and in EIltimore city, Judge OF the Court
of Appeals, Clerk of the Supreme Court,
Sheriff, States Attorney, three Judges OF
the Orphans Court and City Surveyor.
The Legislature, which will elect United
States Senator TO succeed Groome, consists
of 26 Senators and ~ members OF the
House OF delegates. OF the IL Senators
over are Democrats and Republicans.
OF the l3 Senator'S to be elected, they
stood in the last Legislature II Democrats
and Republicans. The House OF Dale
gates stood 60 Democrats and 81 kepunlI
cans. Up to noon the election in the cl'y
is progressing quietly, very large Vo'e
being polled.
s.::, = q ei ei
several wards indicate McLanes, Demo
crat, majority in this city will be '.o'o.
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BILLY and BEN

BILLY and Ben
Tied Up In Bunchss and Selling at
Ten Cents a Dozen as
Dead Beats.
The Cultured Bay State filings
Beast Butler Back to the
Republicans,
While Virginia First Families Rele-
gate Billy Malone to Eter-
nal Gloom.
Maryland, New Jersey and Missis-
sippi Swept Clean by the
Democratic Bsasom,
And the Empire State Rolls Up a
Good Round Democratic
Majority,
Leaving Maynard, However, in the
Arms of His Friends, the
Prohibitionists,
Republicans May Rejoice Over
Pennsylvania and Mas
sachusetts,
But the Democratic Pole Has
Knocked All of the Big
Persimm0ns.
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Returns by Counties,

FIN EToN, November 6.-Mltdlesex
county gives Abb 300 maj;riiy, Dsmo.
c.a,;c. Assembly elected First, Second
and Third districts. Princeton city gives
Dixon. for Governor, - majority; Van lar
bjlt. democrat. for Senator. 81 majority.
ano Rice, Republican. for assembly g ma
iOrl'y.
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Rpfurusin Camden.

C,ungy, November G-DiK)n 40 msjor.
ity: Armstrong Republican, for assembly,
firs, district; Branning, Democrat, Second
district. and Stafford Republican, in the
Third district, elected TO assembly.
Morris Coun ~ Ballot.
JUNCTION, n J., November 6 G-M1rri4
county, Dixon 7CO msjority. Ioungb ODD,
Republican Senator. reelected. Two Re-
nuh}ican and one Democratic Assembly
men. AID Republican County Clerk elected
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FRIE. November 6-Eris City gives a
Deuocrst;c majority of 66S. Republican
gain Of about 5VO Erie county. including
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The Ballot in Pittsburgh.

PITrsBURG, November 5.-Returns from
Allegheny county are coming in slowly,
but by those received it is estimated that
the Republican majority will be 5000. The
vote has been rather light, with Republi-
can gains reported from all sections. The
election passed off without any disturb
ance, and at this hour. IL 80 p. m, the
streets are almost deserted, aud unusual
ouiet reipns
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NAw YORK, November john Connolly,
thirty years of sse, killed hi,Hself tonight,
bel. = dissatisfied with the resul: OF the
eiec ion. lie was saloon keeper.
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NEu YoRx, November s,-ln '''sn
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-05-02
PERSONAL.

Sheriff Robb was in town yesterday
Hon. T. J. Bell, of Nye county, was
in town on Monday,
Lew Finney was down from Cory.
vile Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Earl returned
to San Francisco on Thursday.
Charley Kimball made trip to Car.
son and back during the week.
l. N. Farwell, of Aurora, was In
town few days during the last week.
Joe Dillman, of the First National
Bank of Reno. returned to his post
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Downey, of Mason Valley, one
of the Directors of the Big Injun was
was in town this week.
Carl Smith, who was hurt by falling
barley some time ago at Earl's depot,
is lying quite i'll at the Silver House.
Secretary of State j. NJ. Dormer re.
turned to Carson on Thursday looking
fat and rugged after little recreation.
Hop Sing, the head of one of the
notorious fighting crowds in Virginia,
several years ago, is resident of Haw-
thorne.
lobe Crossman and Cork and Char.
ley Ganong, the latest prospective
millionairs in Coryville, were in town
last week.
Bishop 0. w. Whitaker, of the Ne.
vada Episcopal Diocese, will be in
Hawthorne and hold services in the
new hall on the evening of the 9Th in.
slant, next Tuesday.
Z. B. Yerington, Secretary of the
V. s. T., came in from Big Pine on
Friday and went on through to Carson.
,, He reports the fishing down in that
country as very fine.
The Free Press having announced
some time since that Hank Blanchard
was willing to come to Hawthorne
and inaugurate religious boom, our
people are anxiously looking for him.
As a general thing, j. A. Cardwell,
Of the Union Market, is welcome Wis
itor, but during the past week his
visits have been anything else but
welcome. He has summoned nearly
every prominent business man in town
to report at the opening of the District
Court for duty on the Grand Jury.