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Tho Miners Strike.

WILKEsBARRE. March l4.-There 10 q feeling
of Identification growing among the miners and labor
ets Of the Hazeton district and portion Of Carbon
county, and the indications that general demand
will be made the operators for the restoration of
tho ton per cent. taken from them In Jannsry. New
lodges of the knights OF Labor are being stGed and
the fraternity is rapidly growing among the iahorins
in and about the various mues.
PIrrsBVRCH. March 1.-THE striking miners and tho
operators remain nrn. and both sdes nre equally conf
dent of The strike has resulted Of
coal for tho supply but SO far there has been
advance In prices.
The striking coal miners Of Brer IIiil and Willow
drove mines at meeting to-day. decided TO return to
work on Monday At tho operators terms. Twenty
Nees lower mines In tile fourth pool also resolved 70
o
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A meeting OF tho operatives In Smiths Car
pot Works Yonkers who were thrown out OF work on
account OF the strike but who dill not join the strikers
held Ia Columbia uSl Paisade avenue. in Yonkors
Yesterday. committee appointed to inform Mr..
Smith Of their vii tngness to 60 to work The commit
tee is report back at meeting to bs held Monday
afternoon This action. las given rise TO rumur that
tho strike has prove 10 lie aure bat the strikers ia
sist that t'irv are vet uH,t6i and frm
1t 10 h!sp rumnred IN SOnkcrS that Higgins \ Co. 81
this city have decided TO raise wages ;cn per cent.
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LEEsBuRG. Va. March IA. l.. Scanland.
principal OF the public school Hamilton here.
expelled Charley Kuhlman on Tuesday last for mtste
hayior. To-day while Mr., scaniand was returning
home he met KuhIinan. who is stout hoy OF shout l6
Huffman accompanied by his brother. some years
his scuor Young kaufman called upon the teacher to
halt and said
up and knock down light"
The teacher attempted to pass, saying he had wish
cause to quarrel, but Huffman Knocked him down.
whereupon Scanland undertook to defend himself
Another pupil at this Joint attempted to rescue Scan
land, but the big brother inierposef saving no WAS
there to fair play The hght resulted in serious In
turies both COItes
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Uu.a.,ue.. In the Custom H.u.e.

Yesterday was n very uneasy day In the Gus
tom House No ono knew whose head would fall next
into the official basket Tho following employe lost
their heads:
Special Inspectors eS.A!derman Matthew Stewart.
Gen John Ramsey md Charles II Gray; Inspectors On
the Fraud Roll George Storrs of Emory StOrrs.
Thomas J. O'SulliNan, and Maor.jeu vladimir Krysy-
nowskL Gen. Krysyno~ski was wounded in the rebel
lion several rmes and for his galhntry presented
with sword by Congress He IN said to be relative
OF koscisko aud was at ono time United States Consul
at Panama.
There rumors Of removals OF special specie
At the Post Office but the rumor could not be cVarsI
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RAvENwooD. W. Va. March 1.-THE Red Men
OF infamous memory are again engaged in their out
rageous work, this time in Jackson county which has
heretofore been free from this particular species Of law
le..ness Last night Frank Archer well known Young
living ia the eastern Of the taken
from his home By dozen disguised men who tied him
to tree and beat him with hickory wltcs until he was
unable To walk the eah Of his shoulders and back being
badly iacernted Archer managed TO mako his way 10
his home after being released and today
ths river into Ohio by friends The Rev. Mr. Dixon
pastor OF the Methodist church at Point Pleasant IL the
adjoining county Of Mason has also incurred the Ill III
of the Red Mem and has been warned to leave town u
del % II and feathers
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Virgins. Coming Storm.

OTTAWA. March 14.-In conversation to-day
Prof virgins said that the storm Of Wednesday neI;
the 18th inst which he predicted in April lss3 will be
very heavy. especially on the meridian Of London,
where will appear thirty six hours earlier than in
America. 1t win be accompanied by earthquakes, and
tides VIII lie unusually high The storm wi continue In
dnerent localities for week and wi, stretch from he
Arctic to the parallel OF Sandy Hook lie saws this
storm will be nesry equal In strength to those that will
sept. - 1885. March %, 1857 and SEPT ~.
1887, known As the SaNeby storm OF october. 1850.
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IL. Packed III. sa,e.el aud Wa. Arrested.

Julian A. Hurdle. 81 years old an inventor
ami drauzhtsman employed by the Edison Light Com.
phny charged AZ Jefferson Market Yesterday by lis
wife with having abandonei her Mrs Hurdle
Red IN March H. isS and has one child Husband AMI
WIS We. ~ ~ eSL ,Neh.y "tN Nrrt' ~ Ne,c a..
her and lad neglected to Support her since cy
dirposscsssd He ,hsn PACKED hts safe he Sni, ~,
abe surprised no was going to run away she haG lam ar
rested Hurdle gave STUD bonds aud sIreeG to pay is
wi a
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War Vessel. Sent to Central A america.

WAsHINGToN. March 1.-THE Secretary OF
the Navy to day directed by telegraph the commanders
OF the wachusett and Shenandoah Of the North Atlantic
squadron now near New Orleans TO proceed Al once to
Central America The Anders OF three vessels of
the SQUADRON remaining near New Orleans were direct
ed hold thcIns IN readiness To execute similar
order OF the North Atlantic squadron three vessels
the Gnsna Powhathn and swntara-are nav IN Central
American waters The entire squadron Will lie held sub
ject to orders from Washington.
These moveme nts are understood 10 have Greet ref
the endeavOs Of Gen B.rros to make himself
tho supreme military chief Of Central AmeTica"
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He Didn't Think Il was Loaded.
uIIppI. W. Va, March l4.-Last night A..

pHlLIpPI. W. Va, March A.-Last night A.
stsnaker, who lives near beverly, Randolph county.
placed old twelve pound she'll which had been about
the house for years having been picked up after the
battle OF Phppi, oprn nrs to melt out the plug
The shell exploded tl terrific force. wrecking
the house and setiug 1t on IRE Miss Alice Cunnipg
ham, stnlnakrrs Gctrothed In the house ani
seriously Injured. StainhEer was only slightly hurt
A sister had n hand crushed,
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Propo.lax New Extr-- dttiou Treaties.
LONDON. March 14.-Sir William Narr on Har

!. W
court British Home Secretary has prepared extra
dtiou till which authorizes the Government 10 amend
all Hriti. treaties with view to include power to
render oEsoEe charged viii.
. murder 30
royal family per red
O OF pIo
o. g Is to lie
granted proof ed u utdcr lie existing
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PARIS. March I.-AmonR the latest literary
ventures il book entitled The Eecollcctions of n.
Andreoux. fretect OF Police" 1t has caused q de
cided seusat ou. making 1t does astounding
revelations 1t AYERS that under Gsmbetta and other
republic Nnist.rs the secret service funds
rlpycI anarchist with
mon started the
connec tedsby telephone with
the VI. An'.IieouA police Meet
d. Id the odtnr's the
police occupied siding
Among the contributors journal Louise
irrecoBctlRblet,
attended the n,-ettnxs organized by the spy.
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DUBLIN. March 14.'-At a meeting to- night OF
thirty rarne:l,ts members of the Municipal Council
which Lord Mayor oconiIcr presided IL resolved
move q; the meeting of the Council IoncAy TO
address the FRINGE and Princess Wales
forth In condition OF tho
while dtscourfesy shai offered
q visitors. Corporation should
ire taking a CHI ai part IN their reception.
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Athlete. 10 Control tho Club Grounds.

The Wiliamsburgh Athletic Club has voted
enter into contract Whereby 1t Will obtain full
troll of the property which 1t occupies in De Hab
anil Classon avenues and Graham street. Brook Ign.
when the club took possession was furnished by
. capita list OF this city with which the grounds were
put Into shape, The old agreement to be cancelled
and new one made. The terms OF the new agreement
viii require the payment Of an annual rental o. $1,000
for term OF nine at tho end Of which time the
made by the capitalist referred to to
revert 20 the club 1t decided 10 nii the member
snip to 500 aud to reduce the initiation fee ~ IS.
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A Young woman. noay In . reservoir.

RICHMOND. March IA. This morning tho
keeper OF the city reservoir found tho body of young
woman floating In the water. She was n blonde about
% OF age had attractive face and dressed
in black silk. There nothing about her to indicate
her identity. Near where the body was found tho
ground had been iranpied and there besides the
footprints to her shoe others evidently
made by msn The body appeared TO have been III the
al hours
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WASHINGTON. March 14.-Commander r. II.
Evans who removed from the inspsctorshp of the
Fifth Lighthouse district by Secretary Chandler has
been rensAted by Secretary whitney. Commander
Slas Casey who WAS appointed 10 succeed Evans has
been ordered to settle ms sccounta The removal OF
Commander Evans 1t was alleged by his friends, WAS
tor polite al reAsOns.
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LosDoN. March 1.-THE Gordon Memorial
Committee mot at tho Mansion House day. The
Prince OF wales presided. The committee decided
the msorini should DO great hospital and sanitarum
q erected Said. 70 o people OF
all the nations OF the sartH The Khedve has already
granted q site Cor tho proposed memorial
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H..asl Keeping IN VIII tho Times.

George Hazaei. on his roturn from Bangor.
Me- where he will engage in 20 mile goss you please
race on Thursday will begin the study of oconiotion
roller be prepared. as he sAys for the
contests on rollers which come.
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and Berizouski who expelled from France, have
taken refuge in Belgium,
The Cri du Purple many OF tho expelled Socialists
have reentered France by of the Department du
Eord. and making their TOW ard the capital
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Secretary whitney In New York.

OF the Navy left for New YORK. today He Will return
with his family next Tuesday. Commodore Walker will
act . Secretary OF the Navy during his absence
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LAan's Russian. Turkish. or msdicatsd house baths
prevent pueumoEiA, cure colds nnd rheumatism Price,
BIO. Send for pamphlet. ~ BroAdway.-Adu.
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LONDON. March l4.-Advtces have bean re-
csived from Kassss sho wing that the garrison there
was still holding out Oh March
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-15

II you need furniture carpets 20 to concern like
Cvogau Bros l2l, 1873 1876 Bowery cor Grand -Adr,
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Hotel Royal restaurant awAys reliable ana most de
ughuul olaes Tor diners Vut Il. AeSres. propr.-Adp
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LONDON. March 14.-Sohor Martinez the
Gillian Minister at London. denies that the relations
Chill Brazil
official yester.
day, states that cOmrlants made by the CHILEAN
against Senior Setto, the President
ternationai Arbitration Court the Peruvian War
Claims have been admitted well founded. and that
Pedro Brazilian Emperor, has deposed Netto
from his Office Chill sccu2s. S-rto
Judging against chill with dsr.gard OF all
The rse 1snts OF inisIiat iurisnrudenes The
not however. afrct - decisions Of the srbtraors
influence OF Scttn fr"siden. of the Court. These
In favor OF Peru In Nettos
Brazil c tIreateEei CLii Argentine alliance.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24

"Practice makes perfect" observed
the train boy as he fold d and smoolhed
the newspapers he had gathered from
the seats, getting them ready to be sold
again. practice makes perfect. If a
railroad man jumps from train when
it Is making twenty miles an hour he
does pretty we'll if he keeps bis feet,
but l used to jump off the Limited
Express on the New York Central
when it was making fifty miles an
hour. Did this time and again, and
often with basket of peanuts in my
hand, never spilling peanut
"Go and tell that to some green.
horn," remarked the brakeman, as he
sneaked an orange into his overcoat
pocket; "don't tell me any such lies.
know better"
but it's the honest TRUTH" insisted
the train boy, land I'll tell you how l
did il. You are not too old to learn u
thing or two, and now just keep your
mouth shut and ears open. l had a
run on a special Chicago express.
Every Saturday night l wanled to stop
o / at The town where my girl lived,
but the special made no stop there.
So | had to go up the road to Syracuse
and there take local train back. One
| day 1t occurred to me- that by lille
strategy might get off the limited at
the station and save all that time. |
had'noticed that just before we got to
the station where my girl lived we
always passed local train running in
the same direction we were, and on
the track next to US. Usually our
train was going just little faster than
the local. So one day locked up my
box, put some candy in my pocket and
| got down on the lower steps. Just as
we caught up with the rear end of the
local stepped across to the lower
step of The last car of, the other train.
Ii was just rs easy as stepping from
one freight car to another on the same
train. In five minutes the local
Stacked up and stopped at the station.
and there / was. Think about that a
minute or two, you thick headed, stove
sioker, and don't be so fresh about tell
ing your betters that they lie. Ten
cents for that orange, please.-Chicago
| Mail.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
A New and startling Inventien

To the ordinary mind it seems inc
vitable that if two trains approach each
other on the same track and do not
slacken their speed collision must
ensue. But there is man IN Connec-
ticut whose mind is not ordinaryss OF
course, we do not mean by suchAa
statement to insinuate that the Nut
meg State possesses only one man
gifted with ordinary mental endow-
ments, The woods there are full of
them, but, so far as heard from, there
Is only one Who has exercised his
genius in solving the problem of how
to enable two trains to pass on the same
track without collision.
The plan of this ingenious person is
very simple as all really great plans
and ideas are. He proposes to place
on the front of every locomotive going
in one direction long incline plane
upon which are Two rails. These come
close to the track at the forward end
of the plane, and at tie hinder end are
connected with other rails that run
along the tops of the cars, and down
to the main track on another inclined
plane in the rear. When the train
provided with this attachment meets
another on the same track, the latter
simply goes over the former, lis weight
making the connection of the front of
this inclined plane and the rails of the
main track perfect, and acting, at the
same time, as brake on the speed OF
the train underneath.
If this invention had been made a
few years sooner the number of double
track roads in the country would not
now be half 50 great rs it is. A sing G
track, with occasional switches, for
heavy height trains would answer all
pxrpuses, aud the cost of constructing
railroads would be lie iuced 20 per
cent at east. The system will, of
course, be adopted on the single track
roads, and within few years the sen.
sation of riding over or under another
moving train will be so common as TO
pass almost unncticed. This is u very
great country.-Ne York Mail and
Express.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
A Novel Certificate.

The following novel certificate was
recently filed in Brown County,
Dakota:
BE it known that A. II. A and
L. A. Z--~cr lawfully united in the
holy bonds OF matrimony in Town 1874,
north of range 63, west, near the north
west corner of said town, and on the
south side of Elm Creek, it being bank
full of water, Wednesday, A. D. April
81, 1881"
This singular form was due to the
fact that the Justice was on ono side of
the swollen creek and the matrimonial
candidates on the other, and no way
to cross. 1t was necessary to scream
out the questions and responses.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
Why he Threw a Brick.

1t is alleged that pilgrim from the
north became involved in an argument
with native in the streets of border
town, in the course of which the for
mer sustained a fracture of the jaw
from the effects Of the sudden and vic
lent iuxaposition OF that member with
the section of brick hurled by the
latter. When the battered pilgrim
reached his hotel the landlord was
naturally indignant over tho outrage
and demanded the name of the perpe
traitor thereof. Upon being made
aware of the identity OF the assailant,
however, the landlord conforled his
guest with the following gratifying
assurance:
al know hat man well, Sir, and he's
II perfect gentleman, l give you my
word Of honor that he would never
hnve hit you with that brick had he
been armed"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24

This morn heard her tapping on the pane;
Through opening roses cleaned her laugh
ing eyes:
Around her circled gorgeous dragon-nie
Purple and brown an, gold, royal IT in.
Across the dewy fields of tossing grain
The vireo caroled forth her glad surprise;
Far Off deep hidden in the violet skies.
The lark poured forth his soul-enchanting
strain
Shaking the sunlight from his glancing
wings
A flash Of vivid crimson through the green
The hum-bird wove his arc of rainbowe ed
sheen.
Where twined the grape in myli ID fairy rings.
Thrilled by her touch | saw the flowers ex-
pand,
And Joy and beauty filed the happy land.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
A wif-'a Happy Thought.

A gentleman came home in the wee
sma' hours, at the South End recently,
and WAS surprised TO find his wife clad
in black.
"Why are you wearing these mourn.
ing garmenlsy' he asked somew hat
steadily.
For my late husband was the sig.
nfcant reply.
He has been in the house at ten ever
since.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
4 Clever Judge.

"What is your age miss?' asked the
Judge,
"Pcase, sir, l don't like to say was
the shy answer.
"But have to know how old you
are. II you don't want to say what
your age is now, tell me.what your age
was ten years ago"
"Only thirty-one, SIR said the wit.
ness, tlcSled to death.-Tcras SiJtings.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
The Mother Knew,

Fond mother" Now look here,
George, | want you to break off with
that girl She is very pretty, and all
that, but know her too well to want
you TO risk your life and happiness by
marrying her. Why she knows no
more about house keeping than | do
about Creek
George" Perhaps not, but she can
learn"
After marriage is rather late for that
George"
but you said yourself that you did
not know the first thing about house
keeping until after you had been
married"
Very true, George, and your poor
father died of dyspepsia twenty years
ago.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24

H90f1 00nin presents gicen aIdy Send
WZVv, UVuus 8 cents postage and by mail
you VIII get free package OF goods OF large
once bring you In money faster than anything Z
eise In America. All about the a0,0OO in
presents with each box. Agents wanted
Everywhere, Of either sex, of all ages, iorall
,he ,h Time, or spare time only, to work for us at
.heir own homes. Fortunes for all wrkers
sosoiutely assured. Dopt delay. II. Hal
'sT = o., Portland, Name
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24

.Ew AMp ELEGANT CLUB ROOMS

The proprietor will enaeavor to sell the
very best OF every article in their line. and
hereby merit a iincra. share Of the public
patronage.
Q. A. RICHARDSON.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
SEALED PROPOSALS!

SEALED PROPOSALS! +!
TN THE NATTER OF ADVERTISING
l. for bids for repairing the bridge over
Walker River, on tue Carson and Aurora road
near Sweetwater.
In pursuance of an order OF the Board OF
County Commissioners of Esmeralda Coanty,
State oi Nevada, made on the I'd day OF
March, A. d. 1885, that the bridge over
Walker River. on the Carson and Aurora road
near Sweetwater shall be repaired.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received by said Board OF County
Commissioners of Esmerslda County, Nevada,
ut the office Of the County Clerk, Vt haw-
thorne, IN said county, up TO
March go, 1855, At 10 O'clsck "A. M.
or said day, for putting the said bridge in
good repair. Said repairs 10 lncluoe tpe put,
ting in OF two new straining beams OF good
pine timber, l2xl4 inches square, and "a foet
in length new jack braces or rafters OF same
material, l2xl4 inches square, same length as
those now in the bridge; also the repairing OF
a stringer, to make 1t strong and safe. AL to
be we'll boted, and braced, and finished in 3
substantial, durable and workmanlike man
ner. Also the door OF the bridge ~ De put IN
good repair, and to have, when finished,
raise or crowning OF Ave inches ia TIE center
The contractor to furnish all new material and
soor in making said repairs.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Proposals to be sealed and directed to the
County Clerk, at Hawthorne, Nevada, ana TO
be designated from other communications,
thus. Proposals for Repairing Bridge"
BY order OF the Board of County Commis.
sioners of Esmeralda County, Nevada.
|. N. FAkWELL, Clerk.
Hawthorne, March 3, 1885.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia aad
Truckee, for all points Ras. and West.
stage Csansstisns.
Al Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Company's coaches fer Aurora, 26 miles !;
Bodie, 81 miles; Landy and Bridgeport, and
stages fer Coreyville, IL miles.
At Luning, 125 miles from Mound honse,
with Gilmer, Salisbury \ Cos tri-weekly
stages leaving Non days, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downsyville. Grsntsville and
Belmont.
AT Candelaria with the stages for Colum-
bus, miles; Silver Peak, Nontezuma, Aida
Valley, Colo Mountain, etc.
At keeler, with stages for Cerro Gordo, 8
miles Darwin, - miles, and Panamint.
II. N. YEKINGTON, Gen. Supt.
r. ]. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
ID. A. BENDER,
General Fl eight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24

JOHN MAYER,
TIN AND STOVE STORE,
STREET, HAWTHORNE, NEv.
ALL KINDS OF TIN, COPPER AND
IRON WORK DoNR.
Nine and MIL work . Speciality.
ROOFING AND HOUSEHOLD WORK.
TIN WARE ALWAYS ON HAND
ssnl erSsss and they will receive PROMPT
ATTENTION
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-06-24
How she Knew.

MA, what do you think? There's a
rumor that Mr.. Blicks is a married
man, Amt that too bad?'
"Tush don't you believe it. If Mr..
Blicks isn't bachelor there never was
one"
but how do you know that he is a
bachelor"'
"Why, pshaw, Guild, anybody could
tell that by the agonizing look that
comes over HIM when he sees baby"
O.D. Lang is at all times prepared.
to deliver first class quality of fire.
weed Al the lowest market price.