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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Delegates To TIA. Republican County
Convention.

Below will be found a lit OF the delegates
70 the Republican County Convention, which
meets here next. II ednesday y. % lar as heard
from
Cherry Creok-W. II. Fillmore, d. r. Col
lins, a. W. Gordon, g. ). Grocker, Ed kaum'
j.. b. illiamson. Geo. Il. Taylor and X.
Camuana.
1aylor-W. X. Bassett. u. q. Lyons, G.. Il
A. BiObins. Vim. Crazy. John George, Stow
%oimmond-, Wm. Baker.
liamiiton-C. A. nathewson. Alex. Muir.
j. IL. Lockwood. George Coulter, Samuel
Ltddle. Il. Peterson. Henry Randall aud l..
hi4dreth.
Treasure Hill-E n. Robinson and Charles
SommerlVtt.
Northumberland Drake and AL Hoppin.
sch cllbournc-D. ". Hastings.
Aurum-Sinon DAVIS.
Duck Cieek-C. " .Gallns her.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Democratic Delegates.

The following are tho returns Of delegates
to the democratic County Convention, which
meets here next FRIDAY, 50 far as we have
been able TO get them
Cherry Creek-llugh Frank, John Dolan,
Pat Rowland, T. Z. shine, John Weber. ".
Z. Harris. Charles Green. j. Z. Ardaut,
Geors Q ROddy, q iarge Kennedy.
Taylor-W. Boz thwiek. John S. When ley,
Mike shea. p. Bonner, james McComie, L.
l.. Edwards, ). Brown.
llamilton-Thomas Roehhill, Thomas Me-
Kenna. WIN. Hayes, Wash Wood Derry, John
Molito-.
EberharIt-Denni McAllen.
S~ehellbOurne-N IN. sheik.
Adrdm-h. A. Metiormlek.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
A Valuable Thing for Miners.

A Colorado miner has suggested a new idea
to II. y. Corp, the md lawyer and publisher
Of Washington, D.. c., us TO what is wanted
by praetic i men in the mining regions. The
result is "Copp's Prospeclor's Manual"
(piIce fifty contsl now bsfore us 1t purports
To enable u pfospector to determine with
reasonable certainty any mineral he may
discover. Acid and blowpipe tests arc
given in abundance. Considerable space is
given 10 descriptions of gold, silver, copper
aud other metals nnd til ir compounds. gems.
%paints. etc, with tabies lor determ ining all
known minerals.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Washington. scull stolen.

Henry Lamb, aged 81. who died in
Fairfax county recently. was long a
RS dsnt of Mount Vernon To his
diving day he asserted that The vault
containing the remains OF Washington
had been Violated, and the skull car
ried to France. where il was sold to a
firm of phrenolo-ists. He said the
Dissertation was committed by sailors
of "A French ship anchored in the Pot
omac near Mount Vernon, and that
the skull whirh was taken awav was
replaced by that of a negro servant OF
Colonel Fairfax.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Water on o.eeoIa,s Wheel.

The Reflex of the 18th says : For a
few days. with but little foundation
10 build upon, it has been noised
around that Bishop Black OF Utah
had taken the contract to bring water
into the Osceola placerS, that he would
commence work I'M nediately aud he
fore the winter sets In there would be
IA connection between the proposed
ditch and II OF the creeks. For cor
roborative evidence we wrote TO a
residence OF OSceola. This is his re-
ply: There is a report here that Bis
hop Black has the contract to bring
in the ditch. He told j. G.. Turner,
from whom he bought supplies, that
he had the contract. also told others
the same, hut Hampton told ME there
was no sure thing OH IT going through,
so you can form your w opinion IN
regard to the NATTER
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Montana wild About the New
Placers.

The Montanians are going wild over
the new gold rlacers in the Little
Rockies. A large number of prospec-
tors make many Reports, II of the
latest of which is a telegram from
Rocky Point, dated September sth,
and signed L. p. Aspiring and Dennis
Halpin, as follows: 1.-The mine are
good. IL was from three to about
eight feet To the bedrock. On the dis
covery claim Sll a day are being
made, and in the diggIngs Of eleven
claims above the discovery. In "a pit
twenty feet square $4,000 were taken
out. From No %, above the diseoy-
cry, 1896 we're %lanned out in three
days. Some claim that S25 ere pan
ned out in one day. 1t a big thing,
no doubt" Fort Benton No. 2 Is al
most depopulated in the rush.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
A Tuscarora Virgins.

Farmer Shoecraft, the weather
Virgins of Tnscarora, tells the Times
Review that the stormy weather
early in September is II sure sign OF Il
couple Of months OF good weather
this Fall. lie says it is "A sign which
he has never known to fail, while II
cold storm in the latter part of the
month Is as certain an indication OF Il
rough Autumn and an early Winter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
STATE AND COAST NAws.

Their are 315 names on the Austin
Registry list now.
Chicago has only las, 900 Americans
in her population of 900, 900.
The assessment rolls of Deer Lodge
county, Montana, are expected TO loot
up "a 900, 900 this Fall.
Detective Ben Davis, Sharon's body
guard, has gone East ON a two months
visit. Who Will are for " Ill ,am now
Congressman Cassidy will start out
on his campaign touI next week. lie
wants To make the outside places be-
fore cold weather sets IN.
Ii. q. Sheek, aged fifty four, was
married at Eagle foint, Oregon, last
week to Mrs. Wooley, aged eIghly-
three A lance followed the cere-
mony, in which the bride par. icipated I.
A Miss Carrie Miner, niteen years
old, has twice this season driven u
four horse team from The Dalles 10
Yakima City, anu brought out heavy
loads of irelshl. The distance Tor ,ho
round "Trip Is nearly zO0 miles.
Neal Gallagher and Costel,o were
on Thursday mbellng an old shalt IN
the La Plaza mime, Butte Iily, AIon.
tana, when a cave caught them, pa
nIng Gallagher q tile wall II 50 uee.
ing nm To death. he " 40 al oIa AID
steady miner. CASTILLO Was MT much
hurt.
1t VIII cost Sl2, 600 10 move the for
ty-stamp quartz mill from Mammoth
To Aurora. It's transportation To- the
Mammoth mine is saId to have cost
$3.50 900. The expense of taking tie
BuI~ er-Staudaru mill To Bodie was
$40, 900.
Miss Ella Morrell, a young lady
under lesal age, has obtained u indg-
ment for 1000 damages against NJ.
q. Morgan To- seduction, in the Su-
perior Court of Modoe county, CAL,
and the Supreme Court has ath
the judgment.
Says the Cincinnati Enquirer:
.Banks will have to do something Tor
their own protection. People with
money will soon conclude that they
might as well blow 1t in against faro
and stocks as put 1t in a bauk and let
the cashier do IT,"
The Democratic convention of Al
turas county, Idaho, adopted u strong
anti Mormon resolution. Ii was not
reported by the commi tee but vas
introduced by a member and after a
spirited discussion, was passed by a
small majority.
II special rates are offered over the
railroads there are at least a hundred
people in Nevada who will attend the
great exposition at New ORLEANS. 1t
promises To greatly excel the Centen-
nial Expositiona at Philadelphia in 1876.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union pub
fishes six miners as enemies of labor
and says il has refused To admit them
to membership. This is pretty rough
on the boys, who names are: Henry
Wellington, William Corkhill, George
Tonkin, Thomas Corkhill. George
Cnrkhill and Alfred Craze. The card
appears In both the Eureka papers.
The Territory of Arizona is not. as
is supposed, a treeless waste, but has
in It's center an extensive white pine
forest. Last year the mill a. Flagstaff
cut go. 900 900 out ofthethe l 900. 000,-
900 feet OF lumber the forest is said to
| contain. Yards stocked from this
mill will be established at all the prln-
cipal towns OH the Mexican Central
Railroad.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
For County Commissioner.

w. d. Ivers. of Steptoe Valley, an.
nounce himself in to-day's News as
a candidate for County Commissioner
dong term1. subject to the decision
OF the Republican County Conven
ton. Mr.. Ivers i a pioneer OF Whi e
Pine, The first Postmaster of Hanil-
ton, and well qualified TO fill the
office. lie is an old line Republican.
always faithfully working in the
party ranks, and lEi> is The first time
he has asked for par Y favors. His
claims are entitled To consideration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
VIII .un an Assessor.

The Democrats OF Washoe county
have nominated an Assessor. subject.
however. To the decision of the test
ctse now before the Supreme Court.
Ii the ease is decided against the As
SCISSORS, the friends OF Sheriff Taber,
OF Elko. will ask him TO run for AS
SCISSOR of Elko county. A decision is
q expected this week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20

There IS some talk that a Butler
Pictorial ticket will be put into the
field in Nevada. Goo. Hill. the we'll
known drummer. and Or. Hogan of
the Plaindealer, would make two, but
where in thunder could they find the
thira one?-[Reveille. Wait till after
the County Conventions and yon ran
find lots of them. All the soreheads
will be- Butler men.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20

The HALEY Wood River Times
says: Ii more poverty-strlcken lot
If candidates than that now in noun
instion in his county has ever been
put up for slaughter anywhere, this
scribe does moi know about it. Al
most avery mothers son of them Is
as poor as a church mouse. and it is
doubtful if they VIII be able to pay
for their printing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
washoe Democratic ticket.

The Washoe County Democratic Conven-
ton last Saturday nominated tho following
ticket State Senator. Jerry Schooling; As
semblymen, L. @. Bailey. =. II. Mulcahy, W.
+ Lennon; Clerk. NJ. d. Bowen; Recorder,
j. b. Williams; Treasurer. Henry Rhue;
Sheriff. J. j. Becker; District Attorney. I.
Il. Haydon Commissioner. A. A. Longley.
Assessor, C II. Staadard.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Tn. ms steers.

A tollgate was recently established
on a road lead ing 10 Little Rock, Ar
kan rs, and an old negro who came
al"ng with an OK team WAS much as
toni>hed. avail, Ell DIS doan cap de
CLIMAX SAID lie. stAin' satisfied
wid chargin' folks fur ridin' on de
train an s'eamboa , but wansler
charge him far ridin' in his oW n way
H. That i the Law of the corpora
ton, oil maE!' whats de copper
alton got to 10 wild my wagin? .'Got
nothing to do with Your wagon, but
they have a right to make you pay for
riding over their rOad.'' .tAin' dis er
free country7" "Yes. 5nt this is not
"a free road" ''But de road's in de
country. Whit does yer law say yer
may charger" lone horse, 5 cents;
Il horse aud buggy, 10 cents; Two
horses and a wagon, 20 cents" "Well.
dose heah ant HOSES, case da's stee.s.
De law doan say nuthiu' ahost DIM.
Whoa dar come ERE !" and, to the
a>tonishment of the g~atekeeper the
old fellow drove away.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Governor Adams came in from the

Governor Adams came I'm from the
railroad Sunday evening, and after
ssshaking" with the boys an hour or
two Monday morning, LETT for his cat
tle ranch up the Valley. The Gov
ernor looks in fine trim. He defends
the hold-over Assessors bill on the
score OF economy, though he acknow-
ledges IL u an upwarranted assnmp-
ION OF legislative power to curtail the
tights Of the people.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Candidates. Cards.

The NMws office is in receipt a large invoice
Of nice cards just thu thing for candidates
nfter they receive ths nominations. They
will tell what you are I'm lor' briefly and
forciLly and snve a whole lot of chin music
and ~button-holing. Printed in tho neatost
style of tho art to suit the most iaslidous.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Gold Mining In the Far North.

A Victoria british Columbia) dis
patch of September 18th says: News
arrived this afternoon from Lorne
creek, Skeena river, that the Young
America and five or six other claims
are averaging all the way from So TO
$40 per hand for two and a half miles.
Ali yet taken up is coarse gold. 1t is
also found in paying quantities in two
other creeks in the vicinity, AMI on
several high bars and dry channels
paying gold has been found. Several
parties will leave for there by next
simmer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Carson Valley Lnnds.

The Genoa Courier slys: The Car
son Valley, lying east OF Genoa, is
thickly settled by farmers. and ON
prises the fines farming land m Me-
vada. Quarter sections, or farms of
100 acres, ..every foot Of ~ hich can be
cultivated. > can be bought Tor from
$1,000 To 81 0oa. depending on The di>-
tanre from Genoa. Sagrbrush land
eau be taken up within ten miles al
This city, aud with labor can ne mad-
frrtlle and valuable. 1t makes the
best underground land in the coun
ty. There are opportunities To invest
In real estate In the city and county
which will produce hand some returns.
There Is hardy a day but what we
hear some one inquiring for a house,
and money used in the erection OF
substantial buildings will pay twenty
five per cent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20

Who SAYS times are dull in Tusca-
rora ? Last Sunday nightthere was a
dice game in one of the saloons at
which a $50 side bet al a common
occurrence. 1t lasted nearly all night
and one fortunate hombre quit up
wards of 800 winner. -ITimes-Re-
view.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20

The estate of the late Captain Matt.
Canavan will not amount To more
than 81. 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-04
0eiHenrdu6er In Gbfcoao.

&btcage, 8. Sauuar. - E6os. &uffee,
etrer ssr bret M6uuer, nerde gefferu bter
unter bec AutIage osr6aftet purbeu, bic
0etde etrer Srau aus etuem 9rabs 3u Sg
Cancre, Sis, geraubt uu0 an cine bieItge
gebranfalt bertnuit 3u babeu, lcgte beute etn
@efdnonis ab. Setuer augabe uat 6attel
sr uu6 ietne @eiabrteu, tpeI4e ben 2etfsn
raHb geihdftsmdBtg betriebeH, ote 2eide an
Sos bteiige college Of Bbgfctaus nub Cur.
gcons" oertauft. 9r. ScabIep, Der Sorfe.
Der ieuer GHiOGt, CAB au, buB ita Ote 2et9e
bort bsftubet. @r ettldrt, ba man BEN 60,
leg atdt mebT getatte, bte2eideu BON Pau.
pers Ober 8er6re6sru gu gebraudsu, 70 MIR
ben jstt Getfeu qetuuft, mo man fte frtegeu
t0nne, leDOd tpiiroen bieIelben rsgelmaStg
Dor Der Se3truug feds 8Oden lang auI6es
pabrt. Der S6rper ber 6rGu aus S9co
more ltegs nod uubsritbrt Bort uub I'm SaIe
ct pou ben Ssrmanbteu t6euttfptrt uerbe,
70 rpOue eos @olIeg ale Rotten Der 3uriid'
iiibruug mad Sycamore unb ber Teubefat.
tuug tragen.-Retne nettereu SerbaftuHgen
flnb porQenoffltneu fpOrOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-04
Rep QgCrFcr Ratbrtdbteu.

Hep.Y Yorf, 3. Sauuar. - Gin itaIteD
uii9er Grbetter purbe beute Sorutttag tn
8rpoFlpn ourd ben @iufnrS etuer Grepauo
get0otst unb siu aHterer erlttt idnere Der
Ietuuaen.
- @baa. Gbbe1, SO Sabre oft. ans Colo
ruoo, itiirSte gsfsru QbsuO TN rSurltugtOu'
SOtsl" bIrf cine GlspatorIGtt uH6 mIros
augsubItdlth gst0Stet.
Biercs 9. Warr, pelhsm nm II. St.
tcber, als er uuter benz @eleiie Der yWau"
battau.Sohbabn ftanb, etue betse Robte
tu's guge fel, tpOour6 sr bas auge perlor,
bat jeue Sabugeisuidaft um $4,000 Saa.
beuerias uertlagt.
-Sr. @uft. 4mbsrg, 9irettor bes ~ Cha.
ltas3bsaters," bat spet GibelfIageu gsgeu
@eorg &Otbmiiasr, 9erausgsbsr 6es niStga'
rc," etugelettet. Sn Der etueR &lage per.
largt er $4,000 unb In Der aubersn $10,0 900
Sha6sneriaB. ROtbmiiller pIroe beute uer'
baftet.
- 9ts heute In peri6tebenen bteFaeu Get.
tungsn uerDffentltdtsn Ieniattoueaen 9erii1
te iiber bas auifinbeu Der 9etde etusr aGlsul
Gnidsiue mad srmurbeteu Srau su Song
Sslauo'Souu6 itub nur tbetlpetie bsgriia'
bet. Gtue pet6Itde eeiGs purbe aler6tuga
uufaefunbsn uno ale bteientge Der Srau Na'
tbilbe Ruger, @attin zines beuti6sn 6aub'
psrters baielbf tbeuttfIirt. Allem AuidstuG
nod liegt ieoot fetn NPoro, iouberu stu
SeIbifmOrb Dor, bsuu bts 6rau mar istt Ian
ssrer 3stt trdutltd unb idperriitbta.
- @alpin .. Quimbep, eiu 8remlsr AM
Der reOng'Sslunber Sabn," ifiss hsuts, als
lstn 3ug BET 9ongsSslano. .@ttp bur6 stus
Bride fuhr, 70 befttg NIT BEN Ropf gsgeu
bteieIbs, bas sr etneu Sddoelbru9 erlttt.
Sstne Berlesung tf rpabrihetnlid t6btlth
- 8t6ter 8ufip mites beute bic BON 9.
$. BrOooft, bem Sefretdr Der Sunday
Closing League" gegsn 8. SopItuiou
Smttb, Director Der GusffsIluug sum Ssfer
bes Bie6tfalfon6s Der 8artholoifatiis, me
gen GrGffnuug ieuer Ausfftnaus erbObsas
SlaRe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-04
Rrdnbe.

SadiOnUitle, Or, 8. Sanuar Gin
gFfteru bier ausgebrO4sueS Seusr lerf0Cts
GtgeHtbum i'm gBertbe bon $4,000. uHter
olH etngsdiderteu @ebiuoeu beftuoet iid oas
POfamt. Die SsrfderuHg betrGgt $4,000.
Cottbale, Benai., 3. Sau.- CANT.
3ierlid's SObelmiibIe, 6a8 y y8roaopap 6os
tea. uu6 mebIere auoere @sbduoe gtugen
beute tn 5lammeu auf. Serluff $22, 900
@Lepela O., 3. San. - Sin nab
renb Der pergaugeuen ytQdt In Der DRepuba
tic. Del Haifiuerte" ausgebrodeues Eeuer
Oeruriadte einen SdaOeH TN 8etrage bon
$60G0.
auGufia, Ga, 3. San. - 8btut,p &
Comps groB"s 8aummou Dfaga3tu gtng
beute friib nsbf 3GC0 8aueu 8aumuoue in
6Iummen Guf. Der Ssrluit an Der 8auulz
MOLE betrdgt $150,0O0 uu6 am @ebduSe
$50 GOO. 0as beuadbnrte Banmnoumaga.
ain Der SS. &besIer & &omp. ftug ebeufall8
Seuer uuo uuroe i'm Betrage BON $50, 900
(Soumnous) uuo $4,000 tam @ebGuSe) be.
iGGbtgt. 8as lestere 9ebdaoe geb0st Der
Srou 8ebsda Bar In Baltimore uHb mar tn
einer SaIttmOrer @seuiGaft osrfidert D48
gSetter mar 70 falt, saB'bas 2SalIer aus ben
Sprisel I'm SerabfOIen fror.
20 / ooIe Oro', Nta6., Sauuar. u.
3. SbermaH 6oSomp.'S Sdaufetfabrit III
bsute nie6eraebcannt. Serluff 81, 900.
chattanooga, SeHu., 3. Sauuar,-
GIN BON 8runbfltitern augelegtes Seuar in
9allOu, @a., aidberte beute bic bauphG5lt5-
fen @eiddftsgebduOe ieues SrteS Elm. Rau
iGdtt ben 9eiummtusrlHf auf $50, 900. 0cs
Stdotfeu bat teine Teuerwebr.
BtttsbHrg, Ba., 3. SaHuar. - Die
@tsbsret Der 50. &sss, 96oot & Comp
truroe beute thetImetie ourd 6euer 3erff0rt
Ter &srluft betrigt $SO0OuIb tft Uollfdnotg
burd SeritAsrUug gebedt.
Same8burg, H'S., 8. Sauuar. r.-@tu
grosss SduIb0us in 2oner Slue8burg
brunute in Der lsBteu Dtan1og gtatt ute0er.
Der 8srluff betrdgt $4,000. 2efer Soners,
sin fdufldbrtger SHobe, tpuros seitern Ra9.
mittag ourd cine etnftir3eu6e Rauer oeS
gdulgRbduoEs eriflagen.
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Hrbctters NnaeIeaeuhetter.

Btttsburg, 3d., 8. Sanuar. - 5stt
6em 4usfanb Der 9lasbIdier tn Den Senfter.
gIasfabriteu bubsn ii9 otsIe Der Irbetter an
&ooperntio' o'lluternebmuugen betbetltgt, uub
meme &ooperattu. .@Iasbittsu itub 3u @[mer,
R.zS., Qtfo, R.'S., Bridgeport, R.S., ga
corb, 3D., &somouO, R.'S., uuS 8equtre,
g., errtdtet tuor6eu. SIN usbrtgsn tft fstue
Seranberung beSisltd bes 4u8ftauoes bier
eiHgetreteu.
8tttsburg, Benui., 3. Sanuar.- .-Jm
3tpetten Sifrtfte Der gGmulgamate0 afucia'
tion" ptrS Der Soridlag beIproteu, Ote Rd.
gel Probutttoa burb idbrlide 8etriebssia'
fteLlGug bonn l. Sunt 6ls gum 30. Saptemtss
3u Backgammon. Der 3ped TT, bas aegeu'
tpGrttge Snfen Der 8eIdrdutuug bubtn III
Uerduberu, bab bic Ragelfabrtteu tpIbreab
bss 8tuters i'm Sang erbalteu tpsrOsn,
pG6reno' bic 8strtebssiufelluug In bic
Suntetage ostlegt tptro.
Sin &Onbeut Der 8obleu0rdber bes Dt'
firtfts trat beute 3uammen, nm Oerihteoeue
3ntiGeH ben Grbettern uno GrbettSgeberu
i6websnCe Streitfrageu In Grmdguug 81
aiebeu.
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GurusdtfAe aabeI6srtbt te
Sie ,,trifAe Stannte Deons."

9ubIiu, 3. Sauuar. - Die ,8eett1
Rems" Drr6fsutltdt etu S4retbeH u. %.
Sulttrun'e, etnes Der Aum1lte Batrtd
S'8onuel'a, nel6ss ben Eitsl gSuIau
@allaaber, bic irtife Sennuts Deans - etue
Gptiobe au8 mBro3efie O'3ouusl' 8" fiibrt.
SulIipnu beidretbt in bem 8riefs bte Ser'
btnbuug GuiaH @aQngb ber's NIT Der S0Otuug
6ss 9enuujtantsu @arsp uub bsbauptet, 6ts
Sbatfaheu gsret6teu benz trtiheu 8auerus
fanbe gum 8ubme. Su benz n0rltegeHOeu
SaQe babe etn eiufadss trti6es Bausru=
m6bGeu aus Donegal bic SeIotn aus Rt6'
lothian (Ssannie Deems III bic Selbtn bee
8aEtsr Scottiden Romaus THE Heart OF
Midlothian"- q. b. g. an Wnbrbettsltebe,
Gufnupfsruug un6 Sreue iibsrtrOfen. SrH.
RuiiePs (einRs au6srsn Iutpalts O'0Our
ueIl's) meiiferbaftes argument babe uumt'
berleqIt9 ertptsisu, 6aB &nrep udbrenb Der
EragG6ie am Bor6 bes Dampfsrs etneu Re'
poIpsr tn Sduben bate.
SuIipau idtloert bns SrrbdltntB 3mti4eu
S'8onueu uue Suiuu galagber TN Bette=
rem pte folgt: S'SOnuea treuute fttl Dor
Sabreu BON ieiner Satin tn 4mertta. 28ab'
rsno etnss 9siuhs tn Ietusm @eburtsorte TN
@ouutn Donegal lerute er Suiau teuueu,
melGe einniIltgte, tbu ale Ietue augebltte
ghmeffsr rod 6em Sop Der guteu SOffuuug
3u bsgletteu uu6 tbu bort 81 beiratbeu. Rad
6em @nrep gst6btet mar, nno O'Donuen,
iopte SuIan fid pieber in England befauz
ben, purOe 2gstere pieberbolt BON S'9ou
ueGI's aupGlten ibsr bic llmtduos Oss Uior'
res bsiruQt, uno Die 4buotateu madteu ibr
tlar, pte pittig &c iet, buB bura ite Der
BFmeis gefiibrt nerbs, oaB &areg Elm Btfol
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Sbr6Hsu, Fe babe in benz eutiastbeuosn
Gugenblide NIT hem 8iidsn gsgsu gareb
un6 0'8punsu sspeubet baseieiisu uub ben
Sorqaug nt9t bemsrft.
guuiUan legt bar, baB fs, TN Sale fs
gBiusns gspsisn ist, aud uur i'm Gertag'
fen gsgeu bic Rohrbsit 3u UsrfioBeH, tbrem
gelifbtsn burS bic etufahe 4usIage, bat
fts garsp NIT stueu Biiol fab, oas 9ebsu
retten founte. 8as Bolt oou Eprcounea IN
DONEGAL t0unte NIT Rs6t auf Snian Sal
Insbsr, bic rtrtide Ssauute 9eaus,~ ftoIi
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nu6tsu tpurbe etns bieftge 9etetttus sIgeutur
bur6 bts Retp gortsr Strma Sperrb s. Bar.
mes, bic amsrttantideu 4gentsu Der 2tUers
pOOIer &ommtiiiOusbau6Ier @ebriibsr 8am.
fOrb, benadrtdttgt, baB g. $. Robbie, tbr
@lerf, 6urdaebranut iet, na4bem er S6lz
iGuugen i'm Setrage BON 500, 900 beguugea
babe. Die @ebrtmpolt3tfteu eut6edteu balb,
OGB iid Robbie tn @eieuid5aft zines geptfeu
8. 91. Ban ara6ale bier aufbtslt unb @elb
NIT pollen SGnben berih[suoerte. grsoale
trbrts btsIsr SGgs mad Stem gort 3uriid, no
er feffgerommsn nur6e, tpdpreu6 Robbie am
ltbteu Brettage tn etnem btefgeu 8or6eu In
aIer Sttle usrbaftet mur6e. @r bate fit
tn cine Der Ipmpbeu Oes BOrbeGs Uertiebt
unb tsriClbeu Seiben3eug, BeI3msri Il. bgt.
TN Bertbe bon $1,000 getauft.
9te Saheuf iOtptt $400 In SaarQelb, BITE
man bst Inn Uorfano, tDuroen In Sei@lag
gencmmeH. gIstd mad Robbe's SerbaftuHg
puroe eerIaIbe nod RemzYort abgefibrt,
NO er am Iettsu SOHu.age benz 9ebetmpOIts
stisu $45, 900 iibergab, bte &c tbetls In ct'
nsm pertrodRsteu 3tsbbruuueu in obsreH
Stabttbetle BON gen gort, tbetls in etuer
ab3ugsr0Hre in 8routI0u Uerborgsu bate.
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tbm juriiderlaugt rporbsu iff. Robbie ftammt
aus elmer augeiebenen SaultltG uuo bstlet6ete
friibsr etus UerantpOrtlt6s Steae tn 9teu'
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Stem YOrt, SmpOrteure tiiuftltder 8lImeu,
ge9eu ncIde bic 8egteruug etne Sor0eruug
BON $16,0O pegeu 3u gsrtuger 8ert6uus
gube bel Der 8aareneiufubr getteub maGt,
arbettet Der 8eftsbetifaub bss S9aBamtes
etu @utuhten aus. Sor eiutgsr 3stt bot
BITE 6trma $24G0 aI8 Qua9Iet4iumme an,
6a8 aneTbteteu muree aber abgsIebut. Damn
uarb $4,000 gsbOten, uno IeBtere Sferte III
iett inter Grndguug. Der Iupalt bes
S6atorts iugt aber, CT fet gsnetgt, OteisIbe
sbenfols ais uugeuiigCnh 3u oerperfsu