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mEs EMBARRASSING MISTAKE.

As a lady opened the door of Second
street residence TO answer q ring Mon
day, realty dressed individual bowed
politely And inserted one foot in the
doorway far enough 20 guarantee that
proceedings would not be irought TO too
summary q close. The lady concluded
he was an agent, and remarked In wig
orous tones don't want anything r.
at the same time giving undenisble in
dications that she desired to shut the
door.
81 beg your pardon. madam, am not
Offering you anything" said he with an
injured and dignifi cd aif.
PRAY excuse me" she answered, 'my
mistake arose from the fact that have
been greatly annoyed BY agents. Whom
do you wish 10 see p
Without noticing her inquiry, he said:
" Madam, il lie difficult 70 reconcile
your reception Of me with what a gen
ileman would naturally expect at the
banda of lady. Such brusqaeness Is
chilling TO refined and sensitive natures
accustomed 10 the usaRes Of polite 90
cissy.-
Again spoIogizinR, she was about 10
ask him in, when he drew from his coat
pocket a little box aud opening IL, ex-
plained Madam. have for sale here
an invaluabls-r
The feat Of extracting bis foot from
that doorway before the dsor slammed
With q noise that could be heard two
blocks, 30 distracted his attention that
be left the sentence uncompleted.
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Say, Moses said customer to q
retail ciothier, :. what u this story
heard about 700 y
vot sthory ish dot sthory 2"
Why. q friend OF mine said 700
made a mistake the other axs. and sold
him $io coat for s.
Hoe ish dos -
81 don't know. He said be san the
figures on the ticket. and that your boy
sofd il 10 him.
Veil, veil. vot q schDart poy dos
Chonnie ish. Yoost like his fodder.
toss dcs psy he ooot hat all vet he make
ofer two dollar apiece On ch0b lot on
lass chsar's Rcats, und dot ish der way
be peats his ole fodder nnt fixes der
trade. He marks dose goats up uId den
yoost like innochent tesdie sheep, be
don't Sc der price. und dsr gushtomer
drinks vos Q schmart weller be ieh 70
beat q poor ls<d poy in der sthore.
Dot Chonnie val coon oud ON der high
side on dsr pile, uns be . CREDIT to his
fodder.
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platform. Ar - oeavpn1ton. 49,.
80, 10 DeOoeEn1s vore ouxprzsed q
- 10 women fsfuss taiRy and pfs1ers
aRAans< coming into xhefr trrisnoe -
oniidrsn. and aRninst plsadin9 the babv
Ioar Laeislaturs pasnsd the lsw N
ssaoiuR sunraee 70 women TIE uonen
eoeept tie trust and uou protest With
al our mlR1ss AGAINST any sns.cussted
oeaios. We want 20 - free 10 rss our
power both At the polls and ia the iary
room. 70 assist u putting down crime
unico kinre4 orr SONS and ds1Qhters
70 rnfn. We, in Oregon, As Won
knous ave q Stats eoveruuent.
and after the Legislature kas
given ~ permission 10 do 20. -
are compelied 10 90 before the peopIe
OF the State With q coustitullor,aI
anendmens which mast be carried h.
iofs women can ~ freed. We tried il
last fall, and met With the united ,pr,-
s;kion OF every gambler. vauranf. iibar-
tine. tramp. vagabopd and bammsr Who
voted en- m8sse against us. We women
had no v0ios In the matter. and After
they bad beaten rs, they gos together
and 1nbilated ovsr beating q lot Of
womsa with their hands tied.
Tine OF the hardest workers acainst
% N Portland Was hummer from Sc
attic, Who said. "We've had enough Of
that IN Washington Territory. % Of
Old women got on the jury and fiaed me
WV Tar running . game Az all our
meetings ve bring M the case Of the
refugee from Seattle and his $500 fine
for running game.
ind local differences whereysr co
IN this Territory. During times Ike
the present the minds Of the public be-
come inaamed TO fever heat, bot the
women 30 far have appeared very level |
There is ono thing that see you are
IN fever heat about here, and that Is |
forfeiture. To q stranger Who has lust
dropped in, il looks a. though yoa
we're making great ado about |
nothing. Forfeiture is entirely ir-
relevant to this election, as bills are
already pending before Congress, so |
that the question will be settled before |
your new Delegate gets on there, |
and after its over, you'll wonder |
What you made such fuss about II for.
cannot see Why the people Of Seattle |
should oppose the building Of the Cas-
sads branch Of the Northern Pacific /
railroad II 1t is not built, corner lots
10 Portland viii 20 mp, and those in &c.
attic will go down. There is one thing
you have not looked at, and that il, the /
Northern Pacific company can build
line from a point half way Between
Tacoma and Kalama TO Port Townsend, |
and build up new Tacoma to the north |
,f You. | am net here 70 apologize for
The inisdeeds Of this railroad company,
but am glad We have it. The govern
ment In time will take charge of all these
roads, and regulate them, 10 that pso-
pie can buy stamps to send themselves
D. their friends 20 the remotest corner
d America, the same as stamps are
bought 10 carry letters.
The speaker then went back 70 woman
suffrage and kindred subjects, but lack
d space precludes further synopsis.
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t tsss ssslis.1 sse I ssz -. ssvsr b.
aose efoaUed q. l0fUnt ekesrfnc. !,
S 1870 kn0w, are dry, md 1 hsve
owest q mucn upon them In ths LIST AZ
weeks. thai they might BE- mpposed ID
-, Reolaily dry 70 me, and yes never
- ioFees me eloquenoe of the 6rures
wnicn teii us Of the wealth Of this
great Empire State. when The Rs1uh-
loan party took the reius a. c.rr-,,
nent; . ass estimated 81 $4,000 900,
fnfioenoe Of an industrial ard ana.c;si
system for WHICH that parfv & nrondIv
responsible; great apulan.e1 nndsy
the inhuencs Of that induxrinl snd
financial systern. the sarps 800 ws 80.
gave you $ls0.O00o00 worth of 0rop~rtv
70 ls6e. gave yoa t6,200. 600. 900 IN lsso.
Loud and continued cheeriue.1 Tne<.
has never been in ali ths hixfars
OF financial progress. there has nexsr
been IN all the history Of ths world. any
parallel 20 this (: and AN sure that tke
Republican party 10 not arrogant. not
over confident, when IL oIaiass for EtseIf
the credit Of organizing and maintain.
Ing the Industrial system which gave Il
you and your associates in enferurIss
equal and just laws Az I have aid.
that party 10 mot on trial. II Il has made
mistakes, they have been merged and
forgotten In the greater success which
has 90 rrected them. II it had inseruai
differences, they are laid aside fcheersl
u y has had faotional strife. am sure
inst has ceased lchesrinQT and am
equally sure thai looking 20 the history
OK the past, and looking 20 thai great To-
ture which Ne afs JUSTIFIED In prouhesv-
ing. this imperial state cannot afford 10
reverse, and therefore will not reverse.
these great policies upon which IL has
grown and advanced from glory 10
glory. IEnthusiastic cheering.l
l thank you. l thank that larger
number with vhom l have already had
the pleasure OF exchanging greetings. I
tnank the ministers, merchants. lawyers,
professional men, mechanics and labor.
ing men Of New York (applausel for the
cordial feception, for the over generous
welcome, which, through all the muta-
lions OF my future life, viii be TO me
among the proadest aud most precioss
OF my memories.
Mr.. Blaine here took his seat amid
lsud and continaed applause and en-
thusiastic cheering for - the next Presi
dent OF the United States.s
MIR. Evarts then aaid: Now. gentle
men. u has been arranged by those who
have consulted our comfort that the
speaking ut the tables shall cease, and
that We leave these seats and mest In
the ample parlors that surround us, so
that you may personally greet and talk |
with our guest Without farther
speeches or delay the compsny left the |
room and proceeded TO the parlors. |
where for an hour Mr.. Blaine WAS sur
rounded by his friends and engaged In |
friendly conversation.
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CAiRo, Oct. 3.-The small pax IL rag
inc among the natives at Merowie and
nnmbcrs are dying from this disease.
Pickle Tribes.
Several OF the tribes at Saakem, hear
inc OF the successes of General Gordon.
are manifessing an inclination 10 desert
Osnan Digman. Everything is quiet at
Kassoula.
SOME FAcrs Assrr ma. wees.

A fee persons are indnstriousiy circu-
lating a report 10 the effect that in the
iase city election Mr.. Wood. then q
member Of the Young Mems Political
Club, vas guilty OF inconsistency and
voted for and supported the Business
Mems ticket. This Ii not true. He
voted for oaiy one candidate on the
isusiness Mems ticket, VITO was not on
his own ticket. That comprises all his
ircoussstenuy. And remember, the
members Of hrs club we're sspledesf
Mr.. Woods inclination bad been 70
the Law and Order party. AMI be as
sisted 20 pot their candinstss on tne
Yoans Mea's ticket, and then supported
IN He felt privileged. however. 10 cast
bis own vote for q man whom he then
considered. and who has been foond 10
be, very proper person Tor mayor oi
our cisy. Mayor Iesry bad very gener-
ously assisted Mr.. Wood IN obtaining
business when be commenced his pfao-
,i-r Ia this city. That explains = all:
In the matter referred TO. Mr. WOOD
made no change Of support or feaity
from the position he frsi took, and any
charge that his vote wss solicited, or
procured in any way, or thai ne cnahseo
his colors. 10 absolutely untrue
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II IL said that Barshoidi's statue OF
liberty was modelled after bis nothsf.
IA viii bs aciiesd. by examining tne
pictures Of the stAiue. that Mrs. "
ihoidi used 10 bold the Single " Ter
ieft hand.
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016 and S18 Front street.

We are now open with full assortment or MEMS
Boys and Chdren's Clothing for fall and winter wear
THE LATEST STYLES, THE HANDSOMEsT PAT.
TERMS, THE LOWEST PRICES
To be found In the Territory. Everything marked I'm
plain figures. No trouble to show Goods, and every
thing guaranteed rs represented. Our stock com.
prises In part Us follows, which have been marked
down In accordance with the present hard times:
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Pruf. Al. Carter wsii give another qaa-
driIle party saturday evening. Nov. lst,
a. AREA Hail. Pike street. 81 =
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Blaine win yIsls Bssssn.

BosTos, Oct. 30.-Col. Whipple, who
went to New York to invite Blaine TO
Boston, teleeraphs that the Republican
Presidential candidate has consented to
accept the hospitality of the Republi-
oans Of this city on Monday. Elaborate
preparations will now be made for his
reception. The parade, which was to
have taken place tonight, has been post
poned until Monday, when Blaine will
review it.
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VINcENsEs. Ind, Oct. 30. - Lincoln
Keith. shot in the head by Dick Adkin-
son at Edwardsport, in this county, last
night, has since died. Atkinson rushed
out Of a saloon greatly excited, and
said he was going to kill some damn
Democrat" as Democratic rally was
being held there, and shot into crowd
of bystanders with the above result.
Atkinson has been arrested. The feel
ing 10 intense and il is feared that neb
may lynch him.
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EASTERN NEWS.
On Wall street.
associated PRESS DISPATCHES.

NEw York, Dot. 70. - Stocks strong
and higher. Business continues quiet
and dealings are attended with little or
no excitement. The improvement in
prices ranged from u 10 l. Northves
era, st. Paul, Union Pacific. Lake Shore
and New York Central were the strong
est shares.
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LONDON, Oct. @.-At the meeting to-
day of the subscribers TO the Egyptian
exploration fund. she secretary made
grateful illusions TO the contributions
received from America, through Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Boston. A resolution
was adopted presenting collection Of
antiquities 20 the museum OF Boston.
Jas. Russell Lowell accepted the collec-
ton IN behalf Of the museum.
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81. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-It is understood
in railroad circles that G. w. Ristin of
the Transcontin. ntal Association, il
soon to become Traffic Manager of the
Atlantic 4 Pacifio. and will have charge
Of the fast freight line of the Atlantic
Il Pacific, Atchison. Topeka d Santa Fe
and Sc. Louis q San Francisco roads.
Ex.sEeveraer Noses Attempts saIeide.
DETROIT. Oct. 30.-Ex- Governor Moses
of South Carolina, who is under arrest
charged with swindline the Rev. DIR.
Rexford. Rev. NJ. Atterbury and others,
attempted suicide this morning by hang
ing himself in his cell. He was cut
down and will be tried this afternoon.
They Withdraw Their Ticket.
NEW York, Dot. 29.-The In ependent
Democracy this evening withdrew their
county ticket and endorsed the nomi-
ness of the Tammany Convention.
4 G. A. u.
Lieutenant Greedy. commander Of the
Arctic expedition. was tonight initiated
a member of the q. A. II.
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themselves. The reverse of this has al
ways been the case, and IL women GO
aftray 10 No not because you protected
them. or did not protect them, but be-
cause bad men have led them astray. !
think it must have been this feeling that
women needed protection by special en-
actments. that prompted the Territorial
Democratic Convention TO put q plank
in it's platform providing that women
should be relieved from Jury duty.
While % The Dalles few days age
quite a prominent mar called upon ne
20 pay subscription TO my paper. he
congratulated me upon the success OF
the equal rights movement in Washing
ton Territory. "But," said he, there's
one thing about woman suffrage that
never could reconcile myself 20, and
that is, to consent % have my wife on 4
Jury with eleven men, The man had
been away from home for month al
that time, visiting fairs and knockirs
looking after the farm; % said 20 him
You have been away from home q Ions
time; how do you know but what clever
dozen men have been theref / think
you had better 90 home and see about IL
a8Af - fOaA KotFac 1cS8
| that I am making political speeches,
fearing that will say something
against forfeiture in tact. my presenct
leading paper did not announce that
| talking against that plank In the Dem
ocratio platform relieving women OF
| Jury duty. IL is had relieved them OF
4 s~-k x,s1s A.rex II akArNf
| have said amen. and stayed at home.
A woman Eho conducts herself prop
1 erly can travel all over this land with
| out fear Of being melested. just a
long as she preserves her self respec
| she will never be insuited. Tue sam'
holds good in the jury room. and Their
| is no more danger Of one woman sitsinl
on a Jury with eleven mea than there /
of one man sitting on q inry With elevei
women. The cry IL that women nov
spend all their time in voting and sit
ting ON iuries, TO the dstriment OF thei
families. This IL the way our enemies
talk: How would 700 like 20 have you
wife leave her baby, only three DAY
old. al bosre With IL or % other small
children helonging to your family, an.
60 and sit on jury with eleven men.
This tsik OF relieving you OF lury out,
il dangerous. IL 10 the entering wed2'
10 yuur Observation-Disclosures and u yo'
ssnd Legislators Who viii vote 30 tax
avay your right 10 sit ON q Jury, What :
"a hinder thsm from relieving yoa o
yo0r ballot. Think Of it- There :
where your danger lies. While va
i'm Wsiia waila. heard certain Deno
orats laughing about tie jury tAny the.
had extsndsd 70 The women u tess
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They Think 10 Absa rsi.
CuIIech.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Dafiy Hescs'
financial article says that Hugh McCul-
Loeb, the New American Secretary of
the Treasury. was some years ago a
familiar figure in Lombard street. Ii
says il 10 TO be hoped that the next
American Administration will find
successor equally sound on banking
matters,
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oar consideration the foreign rels-
aons OF this country, 80 well described
my distinguished friend as always
1npie and sincere. II 10 the safeguard
republics that they are not adapted
VAT. tCheere. | mean aggressive
~, leheersl, and II is the safeguard OF
as stpoblis that In a defensive war We
~ uefy the world. This Nation TODAY
70 profound peace with the world !;
a "a NJ judgment Il has before it q
x1sss duty, which will not only make
-. profonnd peace permanent, but
nal get such an example as will ALSO
sss'y abolish war on this continent |;
80 uy TIE great example Of q lofty
~ precedent shall ultimately abol
~ 10 the other continents. Great
gp'ause.i lam justified in saying that
10y one OF the seventeen independent
en OF North and South America 10
-. only willing but ready, is not only
s ay out eager to enter into solemn
npact and the Congress that shall
~ vailed IN she nasae of peace
s.m agree that. IL unhappily
asfcnoes shall arise between
80 80 aud nations, they shall be settled
on tns peacefai and Christian basis
oisrstion great oh sringl and. 80
lave OFTEN said before, | am glad 70
ssat IN this great center OF civilixa.
- ano power that, in my Judgment,
- 1ahonal spectacle, NO international
sssss ,seie, no continental spectacle,
na sia Dc more grand than that the Re
psoucans Of the Western world should
s.;ss Iceether and solemniy agree that
s anef tbs sill OF North or that OF
rs; America shall hereafter be
r .ned by q brothers blosd. fPro.
'onee1 cheering.
s.s Republican party, gentlemen
100 Do said 10 be sn trial. Cheers.
-, 800 on trial implies something 10 b.
eh.aIcf. Right That's so,r and
tss ss The Republican party, in il
10y thrse years rulership, has ad.
1891 the interests Of this country fan
YOU'D that Of any OF It's predecessor
a.. gsssr. 10 has elevated tbs
iss.iu Of America. IL has
assd iss wealth in a ratio nsver DO
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TELEGRaPEIC NEWS.

A Chinaman employed on the Hollen-
beck tract, between Pomona ami Azusa,
Cal, criminally assaulted little girl
named Bessie Elledredge, and after
wards murdered her, stabbing her five
times with large butcher-knife, the
last stab penetrating her heart. 1t
seems the Chinaman was employed by
Mr.. Elledredge, the father of the little
girl. as a cook, and while he and his
wife were in the field, few hundred
yards away, the villainous Chinaman
d, committed the fearful deed. The Chi
naman, after committing the crime, fled
towards the mountains, bnt was soon
overtaken by posse OF citizens that
MIR. Elledredge was not long collecting
together. The Chinaman was caught
two miles from the scene OF the trag-
edy. and was killed, but whether shot
or hung could not be learned. There
are various rumors on the street as to
how he was disposed OF.
In Madeira the election for the men,
tors of the Chamber of Deputies result
ca in victory for the Government can
didates. Rioting occurred during the
voting and seven persons were killed.
The Public Prosecutor Of Berlin is
making inquiries with view to punish
ing the authors Of the recent canards
Of the attempt upon the Emperors life.
The lOO-ton gun at Gibraltar, recent
ly injured by the bursting of the shot
before leaving the gun, cost the English
Government fl6,0OO.
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In England, including operators, there
are 5,362 women in the Government
employ, or eight per cent. OF the total
number Of civil servants.
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Notice to Creditors of InsOl
vent.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District of the State OF Nevada, in and for
Humboldt County;
Daniel Lynch vs.. His Creditors:
PURSUANT 10 an order Of the Hon r. r. Bige
low, Judge OF the said District Court, notice Is
hereby given 10 all the creditors OF the said in
solvent, Daniel Lynch, to be and appear before
the said Judge, IA open court, at the Court
room q said court, in WinnemucCa, County of
humboidt, on the l2th day of July, A. - 1884,
AZ O'Clock 7, N. Of that day, then and there
70 show cause, if they can, why the PRAYER OF
sad hsoiVent should not be granted and an
assignment OF his estate be made. and ne be
q discharged from his debts and liabilities, in
pursuance Of the statute in such case made and
provided, and IN the meantime all proceedings
against said insovent be stayed
u. 81 witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this 10th day OF June,
A. D. 1884
jel2-3Od-th A. Il. gibson, County Clerk.
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To Whom Ii May Concern.

The public Is hereby notified, that J. II.
wINDLE is no longer my agent, and is not
authorized TO dispose of any property belong.
ing 10 me. fEI j. J. MANN,
By MRS. L. MANN, his Attorney i'm fact.
winnemucca, June 2s, 1854. II
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