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than . year pas. the Britain
coxs,.nept has urged upon the sts"
ns,.r.neus TIE enactment Of laws ~
congress 70 prsveni the t~rAnsPOrtAi'on d
dynamite by Irish-Anerieans 70 LnEiaoo
tor unlawful purposes. The suelsci hAs
been brOugh. TO the attention O ins
Govsrpmsns time and again, bit WIZ 30
rsnl. because in 10 case have the bns-
;.h Authorities been able, e0DeDSse-s'
"a establish the guilt Of American sHs
rec,, in ,hs dynamite business ~
singular coincidence Senator EanunoA
La, Saturday morning. E~ntrosSeeo
bail 70 prevent and perish enHss eo1-
mit.ed by uss Of explosive c0uP99nos
In presenting this bin EdnGDds sad RAJ
he VA. no: its sutbcr, bit that Z AAc
been drafted BY . friend He .sksa "a
reference to the JadiGary Committee
thu. it might be ially o~oaEdsrea Iaa
substitute, II iced be. prepared TAI
would no. infringe upoa the rights %
pr,yiIeees Of the States ct tie Inon
Information regarding TIE s~Ipaon1as =
no limited tina. members ct Congress
hesitate to talk On the sablest OsotA
indignation 10 expressed. howsFsr, tai
such outrsgss shoald Dc cour1sis1 ADa
if the perpetrators s0a1 be Frsssa g Dc
Americans. there u Lille d1z5s BAT thKs
il woald lead to vigorous AgasaHaa ~
Congress against dynAzssrh Il sA1oss
be saiusaid, however. tat tie Lnta-
Americans have besa acEusaa. = 1krg
instances unjus:ly, q AaFz1g caosorssa
and executed ps0.s azs1ns. .as hHk-A
and safety Of The EagasA GsFEz1s-t
Whenever BRITISH assarEss hare tEs1
TO eapsare dynamite 5sls xs S5s<tAy
liz The case & The rsssz. srr2a2aas ~
the Lon3o1 Bridge AID u The CDosr-
groaad Railway, Arsne2as aar@ sss1
vaguely accased Ct the a~1:nurxY q tie
crinsx. Members q Ccagrsss xao Es2E
something Of ODa1n0rHn Rosas and TIE
terrorist party. d xhlA bs j. tBs ~
puted chSei, are ros wiling - 1e44srs
tia. the followers e tia ~asWhEr5
are r-espc1xsh8s taf dynamite sG1-agsa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO DANIEL CoFFEY. p. HAGGgRrY,
i Miehelet Hsgan, Richard Perssell, p. y.
Mcbride. J.. N. MeCuish, wm. Der nan. Phil.
Goss. Edward cutohly. Tim o'Neil. P Y.
Mcbride. Daniel Evans. b. Raggi. q. fscere,
A. ysrnszzs. A. simAnelli, B. venturino. O.
Prsnehini. G. Be~rnsrdini. P. femiGis. r.. 3
Ferguson. Mike Harrington, Tim Harrington,
mining
Ecu are hereby notified that I have expended
three hundred dollars In labor and improve
nsnis Upon the BonaDzs No. l lode. BonsDza
No. 2 lode also the Clay Wall lrde Of said
mines. situated In Antelope Mining District, in
the county OF Eureka. State Of Nevada said
niaes being . part OF the Silver Top Minirg
cornpsny's mines. which sum was expended As
follows; One hundred dollars on each mins,
a. will appear by certificate nled January IA.
lssS, in tie ONCE OF the Recorder OF Eureka
county. in order to hold said premises under
the provisions Of Section 1874 Revised Stat
utes Of the United States. being the amount
required 10 hold the same for the year ending
December 81. 1884. And II within ninety days
from this notice you fail or refuse TO contrib
ute your proportion OF such expenditure a. q
eo-ownsr. your interest in said clsim will be-
come the property Of thu subscriber under
said Section 23A. JOSEPH TOGNINI.
January IA, 1884. jl5.h
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IMPORTANT.

To s5s Ps5rls q Earsks soa yicanitT
Ne wish u STATE e. tsc.s which y.
Aops vii plEos II L . frus brsiossl
Lgh; ard n 8 soz1a eorns.ci.i stxodin,
Il this ro--zniT.
FIrst-Ts ssE il E!fh0zi sssr Of s1oesss
fl e~ootrAdieEon. iAsi We are selling and
propose 70 r1rozs 30 10 so s~rsi-el.sI
dry gods carpets And gzzfs tsrnishins
goods A. cheap a. issy are bearg sold &c.
day u san Frxccssco or kry place On tia
aoEsf.
Sseood-Es have 10 cd and shelf-woru
goods whSeh re czsr, bzs AL CLAN
NEW STYLISH materials, ss.ee;ed viii
gre4i care from tie S1ass and lk-sss;
stocks o. goods J1st ors1e5 from TIE East
oy curset Importers. We have conple:ed
our E-rk1gs1snn With c1s Of tie is-esx;
wholesAls houses il tie world, 10 oon-
SANITY secure 70. - tie bas; 0! bssgsiu.
And tie 1rss selection q new goods in
every Instance
Ihirt-Ns propose adding ssasu liv-
ing proSi 70 eve,y article ne Ell. VIZ
9FfkA NO BATS. Oh QUOTE FIC-
TiCloCs PRICES in order 70 ia
d1es people to buy, bat pllcs On,
goods aide by aide With anT ,Da an
eoDpefiors. knowing thai upon sxka.in..
non We vii rome ont ahssd. W.
have one price, and mark sye-v a.
iiels In pain figures, % thai eys-x
man, WOMAN or child can sss ~,
themselves just What every arssrls al.
Tor. Since opening. our store In, 80
crowded constantly, and each bzvsr -.
left with the verdict thai fhsy hsd -,
sqa&rely treated, and served good POO. =,
low prices. By SPECIAL FAVOR -
nave been givso irducenenis By OsCoo,n-
AonAsi d Co.. Of San Franeiseo. in 49,
9. obtaining goods from their 49,
should any Of the ladies 10 The eorrn-..-
slsh to send away. We keep On A.ns
iuh stock OF their samples from evs-r \
partnent 10 select frcn, which -, y
seen 1t any time in our store.
Remember, n price 10 ali, .on,-s A.,
ing, no bats offered, good, oh,..sAs
strictly from first hands, entire s.,;-s..
non gwen or money refunded. a. :.
earnest desire 10 please 81 . oh~,s;.
reasonable share Of your pstron.ss "
remain respectfully yours, w
HAxRIs 4 kAzErws,
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rae sKLAnoMA LAMBS.

P.yses followers have been elanoung
for rsliet from the Illegal position in
vhsch their own folly and cupidisy
placed them This relief Is wisely refused
BY the Rxscutivs. In Congress, Senator
raab wants to know the present s;a.a.
Of ths Oklahoma lands, and his resolu.
noa, Il 10 hoped. viii be considered soon.
TAs matter is very simple. The land.
viii belong TO the Government a. soon q,
pertain dssests in title are cleared away.
They have not been surveyed; they have
not been thrown open for settlement,
Payne aad hs gang bad no more bushes.
70 eater upon these lands than they
woaid have TO Pre-snps the Golden CAT
PARK IN San Francisco. There j. M
need Of determining the status Of thes.
lAndA The raiders are the doub,ful
element.
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PACIFIC COAST ADvIcES.
ESPECIAL 10 Zzx RsrrxEJ
Capt. Kelly and the Miners Unt.

~sP~ AehAy anu u AtneF1 tHtau.
san PRAxcIsco, Jan. a.-This evening.
Post ssys: Friends in this essy OF saper-
inssndeni John Kelly. Of the Bodss Con-
'solidated and Mono mines. deny the rsport
that there 10 trouble between be ana the
Miners Union OF Bodie District. or TIA,
the Union requested him to leave Bodie
within three days after notification. Thew
say The only trouble existing ia be:ween
sups. Kelly and certain parties, Who xere
suspected Of having been implicated in tbe
robbery Of . considerable amount Of huIl.
ion from the Bodie Consolidated m,ns
Another account Is thai Superintendent
ksisy has been placing nan Of The err.
zens OF Bodie under . system OF surveiI.
lance and espionage, that has been M.
warranted by the circumstances and has
become intolerable. and that he v.s
actually waited upon by committee com
posed OF men who are members Of tbs
bodie Miners Union. and notified 10 Isavs
town within the stated time.
Chinawoman with a white Chtra.
San JOSH. CAL, Jan. 2s.-The sensation
OF the day is the discovery in a Chinese
orothei OF a pure white female child. aged
10 months. A Chinese woman. who 6as
possession OF the little one, saws shs 90,
u last Thursday from her sister in San
Francisco. and that her sister bought i,
snen IL was six days old. The frs, storv
toid BY the Chinawomsn was that her ~.
yer was the mother Of the child by a white
is'ner' out she afterwards sisted the child
nsd been purchased. Sheriff Branham
placed Ins N and child in the Comm
jan. He will keep them mill the matte,
is settled. "A'e'
Aynchiag I'm Montana.
HELENA, NJ. T., Jan. 2s.-The ei,v -.
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D San frAasiseo Post says: "whas
. plot Tor 9 play the Sharon case xou,d
BE- What = splendid character for the
actors TO portray. etc" To which tbs
Daily Exchange replies: "Tue. bat thu
Bella Union il the only theater which
could afford to pat such . piece on il,
boards. And then there would be inn.
ninens danger Of the police runuin. in
the whole gang for participating in au in.
decent performances. That is. they
would be run in il the police did thai,
duty. The Post should refrain from Tim,
netting to breach Of Law and moral
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seriously injured.
afdsw Thumb GefDg % Marry
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bad. one Of The 4kgrs brothers, thai wsxs
On exhi1iEon bsrs r~sosaiy.
Kansas Senatorial yete.
ToFEEA, Ks, Jan. 2s--Ths vo.s IN Il.
Senate today for Caissi States SecE.c.
sA<: John J. Ingalls,. -; George v
Glyek. /. In ths H01ss IngAlls rsessve.
io6. Glyek 3. C. VI. Blair
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=. n. Ley has removed his stock Of Gro
series, provisions. hats and cans, and
poos and shoes, from his old Stand on
huoy Avenue TO two doors south from
We Courthouse. where he will be pls.ssd
70 zee al his old customers, and a. many
their patronage. WIN
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A IL PERSONS OWING THE UNDER.
n signed will cali AZ soon a. possible and
sssue up. They oan hnd me at the SherifFs
omce IN the Courthouse. In case any should
sAIl and md ms out. Sheriff stinson or I'm
oer snerin Mason will receive all money s and
receipt for the same. TOM TnAINER.
Knrska. Jan. u, 1885. jais
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COUGHS, COUGHS
Coughs Cured.

I HAVE USED DR. DRrTER'5 ooUGg
lsTonic. / consider IL the best In use.
@. CRAI6
Having 9 severe cough. which settled on ~
lungs, l used two bottles OF the TONIC. u
cured me. J. MATTHEWS.
Having q b I'd case Of Piles. I used Dr.. peI
ter's PILE REMEDY. II cured me in . week
b. YOUNG.
My daughter bad 9 severe attack OF Swelling
Rheumatics. One bottle Of DR.. Detters Rem
edy cured her. II. @. COLEMAN.
Medicines prepared for private diseases al
guaranteed. All medicines labeled. Sold o.
my old stand, and by Miller. next door TO the
Bureau Hotel. 90
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loi Of rattan rockers, and carpet fold.
ing rockers; also . ins assortment ~
I.oiss rattan work baskets. These .rs
nne articles with which to make hol;a.v
presents. D Uras
South Main street. Eureka.
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EASTERN NEWS


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GoCIErY BADGES, JEWELS AND CHAss \,
OF every kind, In gold. silver OF mstsa1itl 8
NATHAN JOSEPH's, cal Clay street. soS.Ii
AGENT IN BAN FRANCISCO for the Univeiiu
Badge and RegaliA 90. workmen's bscsesy
solid geld for 81, postage free. orsnGsnp
badge our speciality. Single badges o;Ssv
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-28
LAST NIGHTS RACE
which Was Expected TO BE Exciting Turns
Out the Reverse.

which Was Expected to Be Exciting Turns
Out the Reverse.
A large crowd assembled at the Alham
bra Palace rink last night to witness the
race between John Dob5ins e Martins
Ferry, and Jesse Burkett, of th.S city. The
floor was cleared shortly after 3 o clock and
the spectators looked anxiously for the
start. Both men appeared and were
cheered by their admirers. George Weis-
gerber was chosen referee, and A. F. Rey.
nolds, Burketts Judge, and John Ritz acted
in the same capacity for Doobins: The
men started of in the first heat with Dob
bins in the lead, but after two laps had been
skated be could not control himself in turn
ing corner and was thrown against the
railing, causing his skate to came loose.
This gave the heat tc Burkett.
In the second heat Dobbins again took
the lead, but could not control himself on
the corners, snd Burkett passed him several
times, but made no effort to retain his lead,
which he could easily have done. Dobbins
won the heat The third heat Dobbins did
his best and Burkert kept right up on him.
but did not Try to pass him At least j, looked
that way TO disinterested spectator and
Dobbins won the heat by about foot.
The applause was not at all deaf
ening. as the general verdict
seemed to be that the affair was out OF joint
and many expressed themselves to that
effect. II cannot be disputed that the sec
opd heat was given away By Burkett, aud
it is conceded BY every mas. who is Q
Judge Of speed and endurance that Bcrkett
can down Dobbius easily. Burkstt never
left the track during the whole race and
was in as good shape when it was finished
IS when it began, while his opponent was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-28
A Pittsburg View,

PITTsBURG, June 27.-The Chronicle Tel
egraph says this afternoon: Conversations
with several manufacturers in reference to
the action given in the telegram would in
duce the belief that even the Pittsburg man
ufacturers are not "a happy family" but
that there have been decidedly diversified
opinions among them. That is just what
expected" said one Of the most promi-
nent manufacturers in the city. II have
looked for this break for long time, aud it
has always seemed a queer matter to me
that those manufacturers represented
by the conference at Cincinnati had
not long before broken loose from the
dictates Of Pittsburg manufacturers. II
looks very badly for US at present. In Gin
cinrati the work will be done 10 per cent
less than here, which means that they can
underbid US to that extent. Yes, Ii is a
very poor outlook for US, as we are now
scarcely doing anything, Notwithstanding
the reports of the mills runninn full. That's
all bosh. These manufacturers are much
better off than is supposed, and are not at
such disadvantage owing to our using
natural gas. Why natural gas is not doing
US much good. The natural gas men make
all the money. They ask US how much our
fuel costs and then offer to give US the gas
at the same rates. So where's this great
alleged savings we makey'
Effect on the Amalgamated,
However" he continued, II think this
bresk in the ranks of the manufacturers
will eventually help Pittsburg. For this
year the Amalgamated people have gotten
the scale signed as they desired, and Of
course they will act together. But eventu-
ally the action of these Cincinnati and other
mills viii compel them to accept lower
wages"
Still another manufacturer: ut is Just
what expected. 1t means that these mills
will run non.union. When their represen.
tatives were here they boasted that they
could do so, and am OF the same opinion"
Secretary Martin, OF the Amalgamated
Association, wac seen this afternoon. That
seton will nave no effect upon our Associa-
ton. This talk of all these mills running
.uon-union men is all nonsense. They cant
DO il, and as a class don't believe they will
BE- running until the scale is signed"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-28
BRIDGEPORT.

There will be interesting services at the
Presbyterian church to day. Mr.. j. A
Eslim, for tour years a teacher in the
Kipg's College, Bsnkok, Siam, will deliver
lecture on siam; its people, customs
religion, &c. In the evening presshing as
usual BY the pastor, Rev. {. c. Hays
At the First NJ. E. Church of Kirkwood
this N morning, Rev. Keeler will preach on the
subject, Nothing but Leaves In the
evening the subject of the discourse will be,
The Bible Our Light" Sabbath school at
Sam.
The open air cottage prayer meeting at
Mrs. Lillys Friday evening was Well at
tended and highly enjoyed.
Mr. Charles Hays, Of Allegheny City, is
visiting his brother, Rev. c. c. Hays pastor
of the Presbyterian Church.
The dance given by Phil. McMsuus at
bis open platform, out the pike, last night,
was we'll attended. This is nice place
for town folks to 60 to spend the evening
pleasantly, and get breath of country air
Rhodes mill is being nicely painted and
penciled.
The most important charge to be made
in the c., L. L ". schedule is the change
of the passe" ger train out from 9Th a. m,
to 1910 p. m.
Mrs. Elizabeth and Miss Belle Blochrr, Of
Car ton, O., are vuisiting friends in this vi.
cinity.
The Tippicsnoe store company contem-
plate the erection o: store shed at this
place.
The case of Diggins vs.. McAEnich was
tried yesterday before Mayor Junkins and
dismissed on account Of an Inconsistency
in the subpoena. 1t will probably be tried
sgsin Tuesday, with Messrs Duncan and
Heinlein as attorneys.