The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Hon. Phil. Thompson, who killed
Davis for degrading his wife, has been
acquitted.
A Chicago girl could not be happy
without marrying Sam Lee, a Celes-
tial.
The Indians in Warner Valley, in
tho northern part Of this State, are
getting saucy, and an outbreak is
feared.
j. Proctor Knott has been nominal
o. for Governor by the Kentucky
Democrats.
A San Francisco groceryman is now
fighting off divorce suit because,
during rush of business, he used his
wife's new bonnet for sugar scoop.
The Government property at Fort
Yuma was sold at auction last week
and the post abandoned. The troops
will be removed 10 san Diego.
Ii Is said that during the past three
or four months over one hundred
girls have graduated into welded life
from the Treasury Department at
Washington.
An average of s5 tons Of ore IS ship
ped daily from Caudelaria mines to
the mills, being mostly the product OF
Northern Belle, Mount Diablo and
Columbus Con.
A sum of 81 .O0o has been offered TO
the French Academy by NJ. Paul to
found prize for the discovery Of
cure for diptheria. The competition
is open to the world. and is not con-
fined to tho medical profession.
\ miner named William Miller fell
down the shaft OF the Original mine,
at Butte, Montana, a distance OF 400
feet. Every bone in his body WAS
crushed To a pulp. HIS death was in
stanianeous.
During the month OF April over l0,-
900 e'nigranls located on the line OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad, I.3lO
making their homes in Minnesota,
1870 In Dakota and ,033 In Montana.
Piochs Record: Messrs. BeauregaId d
and Reed bought OF jake Colburn 10
head OF horses, at Sl7 per head, and
ADb ohN ut 'AhAAi aAAiR ~ W. -
head. They intend taking them to
Wyoming Territory.
Jacob Becker, Cincinnati laborer,
who has been suffering from some
unknown malady Tor seventeen years,
has found relief through a powerful
'emetic, which caused him to throw
up snake, eighteen inches long, and
five small lizards.
John Keating shot Bob Lowery
twice in the shoulder and wrist, in
Lundy, one day last week. The men
are prospectors, who had cabined to-
gether and quarreled. Lowery was
carrying of the blanket claimed by
keating, when he was shot. Lowery
was brought to Bodie and Keating
was arrested. Tho former is badly
wounded, but will probably recover.
Thomas Moore, employed as hostler
at the Fashion stable in Winnemucea,
died suddenly. The Silver State says
an autopsy disclosed the fact that
death resulted from fracture OF the
skull about an inch above the left ear,
and consequent effnsion of blood upon
w b'"ins AHt tbiOtti tVNiib
that the deceased was about 40 years
OF age and that his death resulted
from wound inflicted by bar-glass
thrown by Joseph Pergue, on the day
previous. Pergue was arrested and
lodged in jail before the verdict was
made public.
A little twelve-year old girl in Knox
vile, iowa, was frightened to death
by a severe thunder storm few
nights ago. She had been quite we'll
me day before, but awoke during the
storm and besouzht her mother to take
her TO her bed, 'for she was afraid OF
thunder" Her suppieations were
unheeded, and soon the mother was
aroused by the child's difficult breath
ing. Approaching the bed with a
iight, she found her in dying condi-
ton, and In few moments she had
expired,