The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-04-04
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mons,unor Glariaux of Baltimore.
will be consecrated Vicar Apostolic Of
idaho lhe second Sunday after Easter.
The Mississippi carries solid matter
,n,o the Gulf OF Mexico at the rate OF
$50 OOO. 900 tons year.
Fred Hagerman. son OFF c. Hager-
man, is lying very i'll from another
ATTACK of pneumonia at Reno. His
father is now in Washington, ID. c.
The old bones around loose in this
State are being collected and shipped
to San Francisco TO be used IN refining
sugar.
Thr Sultan OF Morocco has a thou
sand wives. The President Of the
United States has none. Is this re-
suit OF too much political economy?
A Tuolurnne Cali miner passed
through Oakdale one day this week
with nearly S50,000 worth OF gold.
which lie had taken from q mine near
Sonora..
Boston girls have organized a mu-
.tuAl Aid Matrimonial Society. when
ever one member marries, the others
are assessed to set her up In house
keeping.
Mrs. T.. X. Crocker has given a fine
building for he museum atSacramen
IN and SIC. 900 of u conditional $780,
900 fund has been subscribed
Congress man Samuel \. Cox Of New
YORK, has been nom mated as Envoy
Extraordinarv and Mini~'er Plcnopo
tentiAry of the United Slales 10 Tur-
key.
The suppression Of newspa pers AMI
books IN Russia during the reign ofthe
present fzar has been so considerable
fhatihe Russian press is pronounced
10 he "learly dead"
An Ewes daughter says that an
Ada'nles> Eden would be a damle-s
pleasant place than the earth. Matri-
InaDy. matinees. milliners and pin
mony would be at heavy discount.
There are nearly 200 miners em
pioyed In and about Silver City IN this
State, nine-tenihs OF ~hom are work
Ing Tor themselves and are taking out
ore from ella aims on the adjacent hills.
The Sentinel says the business men
OF Eureka are discussing among them
selves The cause ofthe unprecedented
ly dull times. The feeling displayed
on The part offs me l. positive and will
no doubt grow determined shortly %
oflnS abnnt relief il tuey can con
centrate on the cause OF the situation.
Kansas has two million three hum
N nj IL
anu quarter head for every man.
woman and child In the State. 1t has
nny-two million bushels of wheat or
fifty bushels for every lnhabitanl OF
the Slate. This. with sorghum, the
Belle Plaine News thinks, will certain-
~ keep them from starving for the
next year.
John I. CHM writes a lengthy and
interesting letter to- the Bodie Free
rre.s from La Trinidad. sonora.
Mexico. giving an ae cunt of trip to
the he'dc aters of the Yaqni river,
"nere he has seen silver veins $50
ana gold veins 2, 900 feet wide.
some of he San Franclsco papers
call Judge Sahin. of Ne, ada, First
assistant Chinese Liberator 10 Judge
H"ffnan," of the Federal Court of
California Judge Sabin has been
q nc"npving the bench with Judge Hoff-
msn. and assisting him i'm finding
loop holes in the Restriction Act large
enough for Chinese to get through.
Judge Hastings. of San Francisco,
aged seventy years, ~as married in
That city, last Wednesday, to Miss
Il Tile Knust, aged nineteen years.
The groom. n short time before n1e
marriage, decided all Of his vast estate,
except few hundred thousand dol
lars, TO his two SONS. This consider
ate act on the part of the old gentleman
prevented the sons from interfering
with the wedding or having their
father arrested for insanity.