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/ huc " mmcd with eros grain iibhon :
lost ON swiss AVENUE Finder Will be- tr.
varied by returning Same 10 Mrs Bennett,
opposite FLOYD strcpt Church ocl..at
I oSI-oN TIM MOTT "a THE TIL
- ulL.- hickory walking stick fathor
lnfRc, with crooked handle. trimmed with
ivory: mvnogrnm j. X. on slide OF handle. n
reward VIII hc given for liza return Ia j. "
KrpR, No. sycamore NJ. 0cig. IL
I oSl-ON lkNiN BGlWETN FOI,I
IL Worm nnd lnllss, fucaiay Iht, raj
covered inemnnndum hnnN, with name on
cover. itndder vii leave u at Graf d.Wi a,
sor Hole, he viii be paid IS reward. " q
Ranpfs. oeli..,,
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THE Examiner says the cotton re-
ceiptS IN Waco, paraly2cs Dallas. The
good people OF Dallas, rcioices with the
Examiner in the prosperity of Waco,
and trusts that every live town in Texas
NAV prosper and flourish, 1t Is mis-.
taken idea, to suppose that the residents
ofany city in Texas aregratiiied to learn
OF disasters to other towns. Tho Who'll,
state must prosper, to make any particu
lar locality prosperous.
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THE Houston Journal has an article of
over column IN length on "jam salts,
pater" After reading the article care
fully and Analysing each sentence, the
conclusion was that the individual was
candidate for lieutenant governor on
the WASH JOINS ticket. He VIII he
defeated. Mark the predictions: "IIme
dim neminisso luvabit.u
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DIR. May WALkhU was very cmphat-
ic In her Statements Go an interviewer in
Washington, "thbt she would wear pau.
falcons or nothing From the general
impression held by the people Of tho
United states of the extreme morality
of federal ollico-holdors aud members Of
congress, 1t wuuld be- doing no violence
to the modcsty of all these officials To
say that they would no doubt like to sec
the DosToR not wear pantaloons.
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Iris said that the few Irish Democrats,
who just after his nomination, under the
impulse Of the moment, woro disposed
10 iavor BLAINE, are weakening, The
ietter OF NJ SwrENtY, showing
BLAiNE'S inslncerity, and the fact that
he has shown up ~ constitutional
sham, don't commend the tattooed man
to the honest Irishman. Tho absurd
and false professions of himself and his
party rs the friend of the laboriug man
has been exposed.
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Tho baltimore a ONO u,ltor

NJ kI ~, oct, ll.-lSpeciaI.l--K r.
ura'g to-day filed a petition for the Bal
t'more % Ohio telegraph company.
against the Houston Il Texas Central
rrAliwnY company and the Western
nihlon telegraph company for continue
uoh o. the right-of way through Collin
county, commissioners were agreed
parties and appointed by tho
county judge. George w. Bowmar
OF Plano; n. Il. Ranney, of McKinr ~
ma j. u. Greer, of Anna. were appr 10y, Ioy'
they are requested To meet at ,fI,nigesu'
ney next Monday for the pur 70 CIV moMin-
ing date for hearing aud issping ' "o ~ ma
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weaker.
Railways lower.
state securities steady.
Stocks weak and depressed to-day. on
tne announcement of the Withdrawal nI
the Baltimore d Ohio railroad co,nnnnv
from tho trunk line pool, and on he
rnmorcd resignation of Commissioner
RINK, the reports Of rate.cutting nj the
west and the confirmation of the sale of
new Jersey Central stock by w, If.
Vanderbilt. Changers were weakest,
nariy III the day, Pacific Mail and Union
racine were firm and advanced 10 55al
lnr he former, and To 561l for the latter,
subsequently, there was a rcactiog 10
oi!2mo5%, respectively, in sympathv
WIN the break in other shares. Attic
close, there was u rally of 1S@l per cent.
inc latter in Lackawana. Short Interest
was materially increased on the Read.
ing ON the circulation of the favorable
reports given above. Commissioner
rlhk,s resignation was denied late in
lhe day. Compared with Yesterdays
Closing, prices were l5@2% per com
iower. Sales OF stocks for the week
iI3o,D6 shares, Transactions TODAY
10000 shares.
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S25 to-day. Williams had debauched
Edwards wife, but Joe didn't get a
"nigger' pistol when he armed him
self:
Attendance at tho public schools this
week l,3l5.
The social season is to he oGsnnd here
On October q, by a grand masquerade
ball at the opera house. "'''
THoSt FIT EN- TO ONE.
ihe Famous fifteen avengers will pub
llsh ac ard, explaining their action in
regard 10 Cohens performance. They
90 NOT seem TO shun investigation or
care to hide their identity.
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Dr.. A. NJ. CoUuRNN, surgeon. general
OF the republican party In the state oi
Texas, made "poWorml weak speech
In Clebuno last Friday night. The
doctor has some NJ the instincts, hut not
the habits, OF a democrat. aud In un.
guarded moments, e may be-, tells Pc.
lltical truth. lie said in his speech that
unless the republican majority In Ohio
next Tuesday was NAOn, BLAINE would
BIO cverlastinply beaten. lie also de.
nounced tho tarlil rs being ouly n bonc-
flt 10 the Manufactured without any cor.
responding beneat 10 the laborer. lie
said when more goods were manunc.
tured In this country than could be-
consumed nj home, he would vote Tor
free trade. The doctor viii, after Tues.
day, no doubt, throw up the sponge, tor
the republicans will not carry the state
OF Ohio by @.OO majority, notwiih.
standing at the October election, four
years ago, the majority was about 36.OOO.
The democrats do not clain they will
carry the Ohio state election, but be
Hove they will reduce the majority 10
about 1000, which viii insure It's vote
for CLEVELAND In November, when the
Germans. IN holy. will rcpudiuie the
ffpublican candidates.
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BILL Abr, in tho Atlanta Constltu-
ton, says "the Lord never made such
an easy ansaspecling creature az a free
Niger. There are white men who tako
advantage of them and cheat them and
get their labor for their vittles aud
clothes, but the darkey is sure Of liv-
ingany how, Tor II he can't earn il he can
steal it, so II is all right anyhow and the
races keen about even"
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III has been proven that the Republi-
can executive committee in Ohio has
been importing negroes from Kentucky
to vote, at the rate of 50 per head and OK
penses. by official patronage aud stolen
money this party has for twelve years
acid on TO power aud robbed tho people.
This Is gettlng to DO very corrupt coun.
vc:.y, politically,and the election of BLAINE
would cap the climay,
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SHERMAN, oct. LIS pecial.'-One lot
of ground, consisting of about five acres,
in the north part Of town, was trans
lerred thee times tn.dav.
Howe station v'1tos on incornnrati,o,
as n city to-day. '7
'ollinsville has also pelilionod Tor an
election on Incorporation ns city.
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a MORNING paper, published about
thlrty-two miles from Dallas, talks
about IA meek and lowly paper" hav-
ing opinions, Of course referring to itself.
1t Just leaves UHI,u lIGAP in the shade.
In regard to being "moek," it is at
nome, and when It claims to 10 dow
.. ~ "" ~'.Ccout the ''lowliest" paner in
iexas. State press, please copy.
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nurner-Jan Con,ract-Her Fine Granite,


'H.AGo. oct. kilograms were re.
coIvea in this city to-day from
the presidents of all the roads
Interested, rliirviug the formation
ut tNe Colorado and Utah mods
us outlined 40 the recent meeting I'm tbjs
rNN, This makes certain the
maintenance Of rates mt lonst
untll January |, lSS5. Tho telerrnms
provided that the percentage should be-
d'termined by Arbitrator j. Il. Tucker,
and that his decision should be final.
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WAsuiN0roN, Oct H. Socrotar
Lincoln will leayo Washington In u {,
days for Illinois. where he will ma
= number of speeches IN support OF {
Republican presidential nominees.
Secretary Teller will enter the cam
paign la Colorado next week.
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THE Waco Examiner wants WASH
JONES to come back to Texas and run
Tor acknowledgement ON the WASH
JONES ticket. BAHTow always was an
aspiring man, and now he wants to be
secretary OF state. When WASH is
olectOd he will get there, Ell.
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FLANNELS.

We are showing Novelties I'm 'mporfed and
ne Domestic Fancy FLANNELS thar
cannot be- fouude',cwhcre, while our 'iuo of
rLAiN ami TWILL FLANNELs IN Rcd.
White, Blue and Grey omb.ucr, ever thing
yoo can possibly want az almost Impossible
Low PRICES.
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BosroN, oct ll.-Ata meeting of the
hoard Of directors of tho Mexican Con.
ual railroad company to-day, Isaac Bun
resigned ~ president and LeviC Wade
hrSt Nire president was unanimously
chosen az his successor.
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Chenn. nnt SD nnmnnd.

CWcNGo, Oct. ll.-Tickets 10 Council
h'nil' Kansas city and all Missouri river
points ara being sold ovor all railway
counters to-day tor $l.lO. There is no
great rush io purchase, owing To the tact
mat iuIl rates are being charged east
ward from those puiuS.
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NEW York, oct. President Ar
thur, this morning, was visited at the
Filth Avenue hotel by Secretary Chand-
Ter, Police Commissioner French, Com
missioners of Char,tics and Correction
Jacob Hess, Cyrus w. Field and vii
liam Il. Travcrs.
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&MW kMuRoUGu will get the vote 4;
this section Of the country for tho lc ,cis.
laturc. Who will be tho other man.
VIII it be SEE STAN, Ter .,N,.L or
CooMnEs? Mesquilcr. We can't AN.
swer, but man who ran q AIRY seven or
eight boxes in the part of the county ro.
Ierrcd 10 by tho Mcsquitcr, will and
should poll grand otc in the CITY.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES,

loiuIly undcrs and the magnitude Of our
sto'N ana to really appreciate our yer, low
prices You must cail and look through our
stock oar Woolcn Hosiery and Cashmere
Gloves were never priced SO low.
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TYLER, Oct. ll.-lSpccial. g. Mrs
Maggie, T. Brown, a.most nmiablc lady,
Wlle o. X. II. Brown, "A merchant Of this
citV' dlrd nj the family residence at Il
O'Clock from a complication of diseases.
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DEN, SAMUEL ROSE, m, CHo,ertAN
~ guardian and evtngpust. Toronto, T.. ".
hNd severe NNl pnmiJl truuhip, prvstnelNtou,
liegion "t lrnhs; tried the bp.t medical
,klll wnhnm success Nl,F ltuipoui ~
moved the ,tchlug. tufuus sens.,lou, ~.
lce'el en-" IFa still. OBJ
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CALVIRt, Oct. H. Special. Another
wedding TT the Park hotel between Miss
we ,night, ono of the proprietors Of
We h.dtel and Mr.. ID. u. Perry, of Austin.
~ cr the ceremoney refreshments were
y Artallen Of, and the happy couple took
the train for n tour Of the north,
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A Wedding.

BIG SANDY, Oct. II. Special. M. ;.
Watkins, n popular merchant, t,-,lay
returned with his bride from Pc nnsvi-
yania, where he was married on the sth
instant 90 Miss Ida Tullos. > ducb io~
and abundant prosperity 10 Il rom. is Tia
wish of his many friends her q.
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Tornado Eumnr,

CLEVELAND, Oct ll.-Tho rumor Of "a
tornadoin Van Buren, township is un-
confirmed. II was reported that much
property was destroyed but there was
no loss of life.
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NEW NrpN, GOT, II Schroir Bros,
manufacturers Of artificial flowers, as
signed to-day giving Preference OF
SlgODp
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short Nnitnn Irnn.

Bi0 SANDY, Oct. IL, Special, The
cotton crop is much shorter than was
estimated month ago. Thoro il not
more than one third crop in this
county,
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WASHINGTON, Oct. li.--Tho marine
hospital bureau has ordered the quar-
tine IN Arizona. against the cities Of
NciA McAlcu, 10 l., raised.
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SANGER BROS,
Fall and
Winter
Campaign!

The cool weather OF the der We Inv,
OF the approach Water Lucky their
Dry Goods Hcn has RGE JJNpS an
Ne" OOODn at unparalleled prices large New VI
W goods houses thaled before New mpOraons arrived A.
soon as the goods landed order tho
manufacturers As usual as result we ARE m -
Stow The GREATEST BARGAINS IN
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RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.

t,S popular garment is made this season
WIZ, WI" "gni-ntting or corset wnist. Wa
"o,' en excellent variety OF them I'm BLACK
anu Co'or'd Noth Twlls, slslllan sik,
Nrlnure SILKS brocode silks. cto As nm in.
u ,,,.I 20 prices we would mention a STELLA.
A''N russian Circular, vorse, what. Ius.
'F'"e -lninr' lo-incn Satin Facing n, ,,gFo
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IIGHT-FITIIBG Pl.EI0TS.

IheSeare OF length between the Jacket and
Ne"markSt' We hayc them in various dual.
l'ics' They choice aud elegant.
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BLANEt.S AND COMFORTS,

We challenge any house TO show a Amer
'in9 OF these goods We sell these goods as
cheap as any other house can buy them.
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IIGHI-fIITISG JACKETS,

In p different styles aul qualities. ranging
In price from @5oto&lS. Every one OF the q
me new II you think any one OF these ale
what yonw want come and buy one.
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' cry Respectfully,


NV loRH May 2,,lSS2. Received orJ
llENN Brooks, Futv thousand dollars
OF the first morlgtg bouds Of the Stand.
ard Coal n Iron company, ON account OF
JAMES q. BLAINE, numbered FROM 3jl
10 100 inclusive. ). Il. ELKtNs.
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RECKLESS JAMES G.

The original unqualified denial by
BLAINE of the Kentucky bushes, com
pared with his late letter, shocked the
moral scusc OF the people, whilst his re-.
iuSal to vote ON the prohibition question
In Maine cviucod waut utmanly Undo
pondouco thet Disguised all who felt an
interest in that question. But the New
York Herald oi the tth has produced a
specimen of his reckless uudarity that
caps the climax OF infamous meudacity.
II was charged on the Republican
nominee that he had been large stock
holder of comuany that had purchased
land in the Hooking valley, SAID to bo
rich In irun-Orc, timber and coal. ON
the 22d Of July, 1851, he denied In letter
published 10y the Herald To a
NJ" BuNpY that hc over had a cents
worth ot interest In any such concern.
ON the lth otthls month he again writes:
81 do not own and never did own an
acre NJ coal land or any other kind Of
laud In the Hooking valley or any other
part ut Ohio" The Hope Furnace Assoc
citation WAS tho namo of the company,
aud now comcs the Herald with iac SIM
lies of two letters which read IN follows.
IL must ho remembered in tho mean.
time, however, that subsequently the
Hope Furnace Tract Association was
consolidated with the STANDARD Coal mud
Iron company ON q basis Ut $4,000 at par
of the consolidated company bonds foi
aSl5,0O block Ia the Hope Tract Assocl.
aiiun."
Senate Chamber Washington, Dec. S)'h. lsSl
MIR Deuisoui
DEAR SIR; Find enclosed my dram for
S21,OW la payment at my suD.
b srriptiou to tho Hope Furnace
enterprise. Touching tho interest,
have To ask that whatever It may
amount to, you will permit tts payment
to be- postponed until somo matters bo
tween MIR. LIS aud myself nro dod
nitoly adjusted.
Worry Respectfully,
J. &. BLAINE.
NV loBR, May 2,,iSS2. Received orJ
Henry BWonKs, Fifty thousand dnllaIi
OF the first morlgtg bouds OF the stand
ard Coal n Iron company, ON account %
JAMES a.. BLAINE, numbered from gil
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DOLHANS.

Long and short nolmaus IN diagonal.
heaver, rwtlis. Mcuum ami Heavy WeIgbt.
snort SIX uo'mnns, heavy weight; Long
SIN Oo'mons, Broc0dcd Velvet Dnlmans.
I'hG ana short, SIlN Seal Plush nolmans
In fact every thing In Dolmaus that YOU can
possibly wish Iosce,
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Too MuCl; CIns.

PTrsnURG, Oct. II. -'rho ,i,1o
glass manufacturers arc con.idoring ,,o
advisabiliiy of CLOSING r,r,inn ~ thoi,
works, as tho trade "a ma, 40 ti.r,o,o,Y
a. Two month ago. The binding hoom
md tho q" In, nv ectrd, is not yet at hand,
10 s,i III ,"ni i' .nd is only fi,.. The price
CLAIM, ina, .OiRinol, hut manufacturers
n,Ja to, sthere is too much glass being
Han 1.-THE demands. No concerted ac-
re,,n as yet been takon by the body in
III r" 10 restricting the output, but at
next meeting Of the Western Glass
association. proposition is 10 he offered
I 70 The cncri that all factories close for y
limited period.
burnetsJail Contrart-Her Fine Granite.
BURNT oct. H. Special. Work on
the new jail has stopped on account of
the contractor j, y. Woodward, rerus
ing to mako certain changes in his work
that tho architect condemned. Wood
ward has brought suit against tho
/ county commissioners for refusing In
/ pay HIM for work done up to the time OF
| the stnppagc.
| "A report Is current here that Gen.
/ Nllbc, sub-cuntractur for the state can.
it"l, has Rcunirart for mruishingn chi.
ca"n firm with 10000 feet of Burnct's
celebrated granite. This granite is fast
/ growing IN favor, not only in Texas, but
All over the United states
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PLAIN CIRCULARS.

We start these In good quality Armure
SIX NJ f2jo. Fine -lcillpn silk, heavy Fu,
Trimming, At tlb, oud from that up 10 very
mo qualities at SaA.
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SR CLASSIFICATION

kN,sE,o, FIRST cl.A - aus
A,ln Ii 49,, IN .encd goods. L..
, Tes ,,,'' and Shoe Co. ii2 six,
Vclatr
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The best smoking tobacco is "IAttle
JOKER
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Newest Goods

fO can laugh cold weather because moderate Oua, ,on ~
protect yourself against
LET US ENUMERATE.0UR OFFERINGS
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w W
OF Confidence.

SNAAAANANLOGs
ANEpIc observation-disclosures
-H - during nearly 50 wears, I'm nil
p3Us or inc world, has proved II, ciH.
ewl ~ inc eStblOod alternative known
to medicli science.
SARSAPARlLLA tS Gy' TsSi az }Ga
genuine Honduras sarsaparillal /, lis
base, and It's powers arc enhanced by
lhe extracts Of Yellow Dock and sill.
.n5N, the lOddcs Of Potassium and
iron, ana other potent iusTrdivuts.
IC your b'ood Initiated 10y Gyrugrments
~ OF the digestive aud ,iMimiory fluc-
uonN! Is 10 tainted by Syyufula2 or
un's II contain the poison vi Mercury
or Contagious nktaScy
THE leading physicians Of the United
is~- states Who know the Cnmpo>ilion
OF AYERS SNRSArNRiLiA, say that
nothing else ~ good inr the pIiri6ca-
lion ot The blood is within the range Of
pharmacy.
nMlV 10y tho use of this remedy Is It
JIM possible for q person who has
corrupted blood TO attain sound health
anu prevent transmission OF the dc.
strucliNe faint to po>lcrity.
THOROUGHLY S9 ,Sd serene Sth1'
include not only the removal Of cor.
ruWiIn trom the blood, hut It's enrich.
ment and the Strengthening VI the
vital ORGANS.
pEllApl z witnesses, all over the
nSLiA5Le World, testify tLSt this
worH'shvjcr Gccomplishcdhy AYERS
SNRSNpARll.LA than BY any other
remedy,
nj n0n that Is corrupted through dis.
psOSb case Is made pure, and blood
weakened through dinlmutlon Of tho
red vnrpu.rlos Is made struns, by
AYERS SNRSNPAUiiLN.
DlypyrOgiyRN the blood and building
GCRiT tiNN up The system require
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council
J the wa
funds 60
ton was
loel the
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
STOCKS WEAK AND DEPRESSED
Cheap Rates DO Not Set All tho World
Travelling -The Glass Trade Unsat-
isfactOry-Baltim Oro and Ohio
Items--A Failure, Etc,
Tone nfthe stock Market.

NEW YORK, oct. II. 49, Governments
weaker.
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would
lands
lRIicVl,
'tOfclt-
earth IN
,ttii,i Il,
business
rtllWest.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-08-20
Capsursd Cannoa.

-, tt, -,
=, a! me crosse Oh .ne CIV, wa, 'ne
ohl.eo o'a'es oo'ers'nenl I''unu iase'i
ln 'he possession Vi sierra, .noussnu
captured guns, 'aken uu' ny 'he o"alse
OF me conIllc' anu az i.s cioss. MANY
OF .hem were ca,inon "nicn iiau oeeu
selzea oy inc Uonlenera,es az inc OUT,
break OF nos' III oouaneiu I"I's
ana arsenais, ou. .ne '.aJ"r.y were .,
Lng'lsn 'iake, anu y, me tnen s'io ",
approvea p a.tein' iney WIZ y, al
sizes anu oal,oers. a',u WIZ 'nanuiao'
tureo from ron sieeI anu orass' -,
MOI qu'e sIo'e g, yoa,s mas
eiapseu sincc ING ciose VI sie war, anu
Dot very lew, II any, ol .h's 's1ge
nuhper OF cannon remain III ,ne
hanas OF inc uoverhme6l. nney nave
nech given away ny congress rom
'lme 10 .''ie ior various purposes oI a
p"'r'oslc cn"'ao'es' sucn az 'ne e,eo,
ti"n o. statues apu 'Ms,relei., erected
10 nonor OF distinguished military OF
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-08-20

In prosecuting his business Mr..
Allan Pinkcrton made it his inflexible
rule never to operate for rewards or on
payments contingent upon success, and
would never allow any of his opera
tives to receive any reward or graluity
for their services. He paid his EN-
ployes literally, and worked for those
who engaged him at certain fixed
sum per diem, which was all that was
ever received. Another notable and
praiseworthy feature Of his immense
business, and one of the strictest rules
of his institution. was that he never,
under any circumstances. could he in
luced to operate in divorce case. or
where family matters were in dispute.
In following out this line of conduct he
fatty refused many thousands of dol
lars annually. 1t was also principle
with Mr.. Pinkerton that the old maxim
Of setting thief to catch thief
was morally wrong and unwise in
action. and that taking two men Of the
same mental caliber, the one guilty
and the other innocent. the latter
would invariably prevail over The
mental and moral nature of the former
Inter Ocean.