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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11
Application for a Patent
No 7as
uxIrgD srArxs Lam ovyicr,

nureha Nevada February "A ". lssy
Office Is HEhkBY GIVEN rHAT
F.llt~, q. @ Heath aud the Valley
Mill q Mini Company. VIII " post ono. !.
Dress 10 PAhransgat. Lincoln County, News h. has
this day nled their sppiics'tos Tor a stni Tor
nttee hundr'd linear 70. VI he "F,fih Of July
nm" or vein, bearing soid md silver with Hur.
lace ground six hnndrrd feet width. sitpntet
In rAhfanasat Lake Minnie Disi,ict, County ii
Lincoln and state Of Nevada, and deniun TED ~
tn neld notes and oticis plat on nl~ IN this
oi1cr o. Lot Number ~. In T. wnsnipA . II. s,re.
50 OF "ouht Dizblv u. ridi n ne extsr,o,
boundaries Of said Lot :, o ~ bsinu - .~ls...
10 wit; "-'
b. ginning At posi- married. No l, q 4 survey
no ~, 7 =, X, 80 =, Section o; thence the
N.fth post Of rsc To, Il. 90 u. bar N
.! Deg 4 no feet, thence running LIST cou N. d
u deg " 1870 feet, to post marked No u, u i
survey NO " I'D monument bears . ~ deg "
NH feet frum said pot N Q Thence. al
course. ~ reg " 80 10 I, 10 post NAKED No
y. Ssdrvsy No 81; old mon ment bears i u
deg ~ feet from post No 8 tn nee I'd
course. u deg u 1850 Ie,t. / post No 1, !
survey No 81; old M mum mt besrs N As zen "
ieet from poAt % Thence eth course, 8 70
dsg 90 ieet, TO post No !, the place Il begin.
ng. Containing 20 60 100 sores. Uour.cs ~.
pressed from the true mer dian, with 4 magnetic
variation Of Is des taet
The location Of this mine Is recorded In the
Recorders once Of iAncoln County, Ncvsdx. IN
ncos , o. aiming Notices. page 49, q the records
bounded By no known clai ~.
ANY aRd all person- claiming adversely any
portion Of the said Fifth II July mine or SURFACE
ground are ,eqnired to nio their adverse clnins
with the Re-. lister Of tho Unit d states Land
once NJ Eureka. IN tho tate Of kevsda, duriug
the sixty Gays period Of publication h.rcN. or
they will Be barred by virtue Of the provisions
Of the Statutes.
=. n. HINCKLEy, Register,
II 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing Notics
OF Application for Patent be published for m
psff0d Of ten consecutive weeks 10 the P,oche
RECORD wsstly newspaper published II
n7.10t =. Il HlNUKLEY Reaiater
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Uxr1zp srA7ls LAM OFFICE.

1nfals, Neveds, Ausust AZ. isse.
NOTICE Is HEREBY 0ivEI THkT Z. i. In
IN Bnxzox. uhoas postofIce eddreas n r. n
Francisco, Califoruia, has this day died his An.
plication fur pAtent for fifteen hnnd ed iinesr
fset Of the "Busks and Va ,hington" mine or
vein Bearing silver with surface ground two
hundred test 10 width, situated In ~ Ninins
Distsict. County Of Lincoln. and state Of Ne.
vAda, and deeianated by the dsld noAss ma
otacisl plAt on aie in this once = Lot Numbsr
-. " rosnsnip n North hangs 81. east Of
hcs.rn "A s,, eL,a,ss. sid lot No. Il being
; 1.Hss. ~ sc.iow., q w:
NJ Nj -rAs.. ~, a. .a.1s ca ~. ~ :. surrey
~ a y. = =, \. bssEs 9 q deg 30 min
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PATENT NOTICES,
Application for a Patent
No. 563.
UNITED STATES LAND Orr1cy

No. 563.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, May 20, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Payday Gold and Silver lining Company
whose postofice address is San Fyauciac,,'
California, has this Gay filed it's application f,r
patent for Fourteen hunored and eighty mine
linear feet OF the Payday mine or vein bearing
silver. with surface Rr und six hundred feet Il,
Sldtn STU ,ted 10 Jackrnbbit Mining district
county OF ficoln. and stafc Of Nevada and
aeNeIsted by tue neld notes and official plat ON
nie IN this Office az Lot No. SO. locaIed upon
untuIveytd land he exterior b uDdhries of
.aid Lot NO 81 b. Ing ar follows, TO wit:
BEGINNING at post marked 10. !, U s survey
no W, from whirh o min, mi u,onulu, nj Ma
bears N ~ deg As min 4 s.3 feet ri stove.
PIPE OF Day Miuing compai " office bear h
~ deg 10 min <ib feet, a d The st ohe.tnck ~
psy.psy h' istinp-~ orks bears : u deg As min
f oso i.ff. Then. LIST conrs' s IA deg is min &
ooo ieet, 10 port marked No 2, U : survey No 90
ano post No Of u s survey M 81. said pos,s
being Identical With the nurtheasterly corner
monun tnt OF the Pay Day location, from which
the north westerly curne monument of the Paw .
westerl, corDei the Payday location
-. anehet. . 90 otg 10 niin As7 ieet. TO p int
On ~ The westerly II 60 US survey No 80; thence
n W Dig 500 fset to pos No i q : survey No
~. and thence, s "a deg as min L COZ f..t ~
post No 2. U survey No 80 and the place Of
beginning. Containing an area Of IS. 100 ncre az
lAnd. which tracts being excluded from this
survey leaves remainine an area Of Is 23.IO0
acres OF land.
Magnetic variation 10 deg East
Inc y cation OF this ID Inc Ia recorded in tho
Recorder. Office Of Lincoln county. Nevada in
Book OF Mining Notices.. This lode is bound, d
on the east by the Jackrabbit mining claim.
AMI on the north, west and south by no known
claims Any and all persons claiming sd.
rnely any portion OF said Pay.D mine or
surface ground are required to fil- their sdver g
ciaius with the Register OF the United states
Land ofiice ut Eureka. In the state OF Nevada.
during the sixty days period OF publirstion
hereof. or they wilt b. barred by virtue Of the
provisions OF the a,atute.
+. a. HINCKLEy. Register.
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NOTICE

To THOMAS sAUNDtRs.i sor assienes.
owner or owners to ope.hAlf interest II ths
Halt Moon mine. situated In Ely MIpina Dis.
trict. lincoln County, Rtste Of Nevada, you "A
hereby notifi. that there are now due I on Won
me sum O FiFty $500 Dollars on your Interest
dore on said mine & r tho year 1885, which Won
arc herb, notified 70 pay Immediately toeether
with the cost. Of this advertisement. otberw VIC
shall claim forfeiture Of your intsr.st, in cor.
formity with the arts Of Coneress (ssction 81
approved May 10th. 1S72. All persona are can.
tton"d against pur .hssingthe sstd interest FINN
the said Thomas Saunders, his helvs or n.
signees, - they cannot under existing circum.
stances make legal transfer.
Phoebe. Jannsry Is. 1885. ieieood
ion Wn0n 49,. ~ .,-------S-.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Anthony McMahon. Dc.
ceased.
NOTICE n HEnERY GIVEN BY THE I'M
~ dersigned, Executor Of the last will and
me creditors Of. and 10 all persons having
clsimn against the estate Of said de eanpd Il,
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers : nj
v.rincstt ns.n Or before the '2ih day Of F.b
Insfy' lSso. TO the said de'signed, 1t his
they Will be forever barred. "
Executor Of the last will and trsts mcnt n,
anthony AcAshnn, deceased. a.. i'm.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11

The Rio Grande river was first discov.
cred BY white men at the time of the ex.
petition of Francisco yasquez Dc Coro-
nado a l5lO-4l,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11
2 DR.. MINTlE,
SPECIALIST \ GRADUATE,
Ne. IL KEARNY STREET,
THREATS ALL CHRONIC. PRIVATE AND
4 Special Diseases with the same wonderful
success % Of old.
The Great English Remedy

Is 4 never falling
cure for nervous de.
bilfty. exhausted vi
tally. seminal weak
ness. spermatorfhes
lost manhood, impo.
taecS. paralysis and
ill the terrible effects
OF youthful follies
and excesses In ma.
tnfer yesrs-such an
lees Of memory, lassi-
ttl&A uaeeuru.l ov,,t.
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LEGAL,
UNITED STATES
MARSHAL'S SALE,

states Ninth, Ctrcui. and District OF Nevada
and to me directed and delivered on 4 ,ndy.
ment rendered In std conrf on the secora =. !,
of April, A. D. 1885. ii, favor of " a Gritsi,,
plaintiff, and sgainet Meadow ysliev Minina,,
Company, defendants, for the sum Of Ave thn,,s
damages, with interest on three ,ho,,s.nd ,',
hundred and nine one bundredths iss. too e.Iooi
dollars, from said date until paid. al The rate OF
two and one-half Der cent. ptr mon,f. .nS a..
.srest on one thousand eight hundred and sixty
doli.ra froyn N \. I. ~ tsiobs sl-lo0l
| AZ fine rats ~ ~ ~ ~ seuken. until PAD,
Of suit taxed al ons b,,ndrdd ranum, ana cost
en.' -. s ., oIe nunoreo and nineteen sew
accruipg costs, now smouptine 10 the ann NJ
nn 1Ms snn lUU ~ somoI dollars as the same
my .ppeaLs OF record and In pursusnte Of
s ~. e.ecn.ion snd OF It's rommsid~ did. on
sur nItn cay OF March, AID. 1874, levy upon the
ro.iow,ne described property Of defendant sit
snsa, ~ 'ne county OF Lincoln, State OF Nevada.
Personal Property at Dry VALLEY. at ofBce.
1small lire.uroof ssfa a. ri. o,s,. 800.
| | box stove AMI ntns ia,sa, o,uee eoun.er.
lamp. i Webster dictioparv' cIact s c.Sa
hand Pabcort sre en,tnos.si.,s : e,ucs case,
| bedstead, ] small tables.
Al BIscksnt,h s,o,
y awa,,oo ,,,r.,. ,.,r,, ~,
cons 90 n..r II. ,. anvil oeiioWs, vises,.
hammer. 10 biacksmith fools Scr phlaessmnn
tsno, u.tiis, . screw plates STOCKS and taps, 3s
steel drills, punches. etc.. scoop shnyel.
heading tools. tire measurer. 2 babbit ladies'.
20 feet S-s cable chsiu. more or less, ratchet
o oan, brace, wooden clamps. pan spindle.
long. / piece staei 10 iroh.s .nss " zee.
tool rack. Il, pound. mora ~ Isss me- i"s,
water tant, lt.pe lime = iron bsra IN in.h oa
about 20 ftet long, s.inch shat, ia feet iono :
az CarPe"ter Snop.
32-inch circular saw. set Of patterns for |
casting quartz mill machinery, old cam lhaft.
i. SHAFT l.2 inches by IS feet long. block and
Al roundrx
v,..
az si ne" eans. pan nee, rockbreaker /
batt.rv 's Else, pan bottom. got pan covers,
c oa.se ~ stems. . crown xhsels, pan cones,
' oas..,son puieys. ! 2S.tnch circular saw, Is
= wneeis 10 iatne, ! throttle valve, tools
- -, .asno suu oIAlng mschine plpnger pump.
ub ps, n sS grass boxes ior engine, 4 car
y. cniiis. oid bellows, u pigs white iron.
= na ~ clamps. 90 moulding TASKS, more or
:, ~ oaas .cotcn pig iron, 2oo IRE brick more
~ 1870. se',ef arms. Snail pulley shafts,
'ooifcst 10 lathe, . pinion wheels.
AZ Assay ONCE.
Une mortar and pestle. II stamps for marking
.n,, aoa PUP scales, bullion scales, but
''' 'A''es' ou.'on mouids'
Two psir uelsins.pot tonga n.,- ,,,,,,.
touQs ! bullion monde cnrn. III o1inon
bit isdle, "a in :. ara. prs nuissso,, s.tst d
chain blocks and chain, auicfsiiyer hst,ies set
-, Ac"ies.
Az MIL.
/, a Nine boiler nuss. wood .wheelbarrow, 4
tscSia q sssts. s ma.s' P,pe, ! large piocE and
Dan driver 4 n;r;ar si,.sss . uliveI' nech 10
/ crown wheel. h orschs i,va. ra..i, peAeys.
tant nv . .eu,es ! iron
chains for raising muiiers bioct snd .na
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11

The Corean Government has issued an
educational law which requires all chi1s
dren between eight and thirteen years Of
age to attend school.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-11
TESTIMONIALS.

AsIpsnkc nectar. -Hosoa Gqrier.
delicious beyond description" boston r,o,...
ADDED to the good things of Tho ,.h,s !.
courAges good nature. irqnefi Hepss lis u
"invalu.b,s for little treat whe n a tr,..s.
in."-Ses iovk Erenisg Post. i''sna drop
Many people lack the @qpoi, fair, tob,.. D.,
Spil n1nen 70 Indispensable wherever iaor nj
The popularity Of Hub Punch d. ,..,,-.
POUR success In nsing the ~ And NJ . ". %
sat.. PARK 4 TILF0Rb' New p1YiS WIZ
onr sales OF Hub Punch have sur,,r.ad =. -,
wtnin three months larger qusstitv n, SSs.'. '
fnnn,ipeIpnnted selling IN twelve smith viSss
~ ~ :, !. ~ no'k and Chicago,
~ NJ SxAVE d SONS, Boston, Man
Trade supplied At Manufacturers price, by
RACHARDs d HARRIsOy'
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Fr.po,,co r.,
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M1sOELLANEous
HUB PUNCH
TO TOP OFFA DYNxrn
May be Drank Clear, as n (,ord,.,

was 70 wash down the last triumnl,
OF the feast with copious libationsp :,
old Port and Golden Sherry v"i : y
HUB PUNCH" has added \,
sensation to the cpicure. lis d.
cacy, aroma, flavor, and dcliciou.
but gentle effects, proclaim i 4.
nectar fit for the gods banquetins ' o''
Olympus. W
ME- HUB PUNCH with Ice w..
Gold Tea, Lennonndr, or s"s,, Wnter
unanim"usiy pronounced unrIvai,s u
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26
OPIUM DEALING.

All who are solicitous to restrict Chi
nese evils should examine into the law
regarding the sale of opium. An ordi-
nance to restrict its dispensing to licensed
apothecaries. under heavy penalties for
violation, might be enforced by the ex-
penditure of little yigor and some vic-
lance. No one, not even New England
sentlmentaiist could object for moment
to such an enactment by our Board Of
Trustees Suppose, for instance, inasrnuch
as opium is a deadly drug, and is properly
classed with poisons, that it be made an
offense to have it in possession in any form.
except the package bears the label Of a regu-
lar druggist, licensed under the law to deal
in poisons. Such law may, IN general form.
be IN existence already. But what is
needed is a specific and stringent ordi-
nance. OF course, il would be often diff
cult to catch the grand rascals who " run /"
the opium joints. But as the opium
smoking trade cannot be profitably carried
on without some liability TO exposure, and
as the fumes Of the burning of the drug
are peculiar and penetrating, it ought to
be possible for officers to search out the
deadfalls where Chinese barter the drug
for american coin and accommodate the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26
cLEAR-HEADED.

As will be seen by our dispatches this
morning, Senator Stanford expresses the
thought that is entertained by all cool
headed Californians regarding the coercion
now being attempted and practiced toward
Chinese in California. The Senator de-
plores violence, as do all good men, and
warns the people in cool, dispassionate
tones, that while it is true the Chinese
influx must be checked, and those here in
time removed, yet no hasty action will
conserve the desired end, but have d.
rectly opposite effect. The hot heads who
are driving Chinese from pillar to post
should pause before they deal the anti
Chinese cause deadly blow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26
A wcrf, 70 Workers.

Ii your avocations are mentally or phys
ically laborious, if they subject you to ex-
posure in inclement weather, If they con-
fine you to the desk and are of a nature to
involve wear and tear. of brain, and ner
vous strain, you may occasionally require
some renova,ing tonic. Hostetters Stom-
ach Bitters is the article for you. 1t stimu-
iates the falling energies, invigorates the
body and cheers the mind. 1t enables the
system to throw off the facilitating effects
OF undue fatigue, gives renewed vigor to
the organs of digestion, arouses the liver
when inactive, which il very often is with
people whose pursuits are sedentary, re-
news the jaded appetite, and encourages
heaithful repose. Its ingredients are safe,
and It's credentials, which consist in the
nearly Endorsement of persons of every
class OF society, are most convincing Adj
mlrably is it adapted to the medical wants
of workers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26

partment that rich and extensive gold
field has been discovered there.
The following claims have been disal-
lowed by Secretary Lamar: William II.
Stauffer, of Humboldt county, California.
1915 for depredations committed in 1859
by the Redwood and Klamath Indians
Michael Piley of Humboldt county, 81 .973
Hoopa Indians.
Prospects of the trade dollar reclamation
bill are as uncertain as ever. Fairly treated
on its merits, such proposition would
doubtless pass both houses, but il is in
volved in the general muddle into which
Congress has fallen over the silver question.
The House Committee on Indian Affairs
will report bill substantially following
what Is known as the Weaver bill. The
essential principle of this bill is that II nro-
hibits the disturbance in any way of tribal
relations.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26

smokers with pipes and bunks. 1t would
be entirely within the limits of the Con-
stitution and the general laws to enact
such an ordinance as would give the Off
Ger the power to make domiciliary visits
in Chinatown, wherever the external evil
dences give reason for the belief that
opium is used within. The opium habit
is running very many whites; they invari-
ably procure the drug prepared for smok-
ing from Chinese. To put an end to this
infamous business is right thing to do.
Present ordinances are not wholly effective,
but those may be framed that will be.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26
JUSTIN M'cARTHY,s IDEA.

Justin Mccarthy is out in monograph
explaining what he thinks will be accepts
able 70 the Irish people. He declares that
they do not desire separation, if they are
granted local legislative control. This he
believes England will yield, and must ac-
cede to sooner or later. He goes so far as
to say that the same policy should be and
must be applied to Scotland, and, if de-
manded, TO Wales The idea is that the
English Parliament is too unwieldy to leg
islate satisfactorily for Ireland, and that
this fact is now generally conceded. He
makes strong point in the showing that
except for the matter of distance, Ireland
IS as completely provincial as Ontario or
New South Wales or British Columbia.
and that ON precisely the same basis that
local Parliament is conceded to those pro-
vinces the Irish claim is based. He be-
iieyes the English people as whole favor
home rule, since they are fretful under the
presence of the Irish members in Parlia-
ment as constant sources of friction and
unrest. With distinctive Parliamepts for
Ireland and Scotland, the Home Parlia-
ment will be greatly relieved, while the
local legislative bodies will give such at
tention to local needs as will vastly benefit
and stimulate the people The one
question: commercial legislative control
Mr. Mccarthy evades. 1t is really now the
only thing between home rule in theory
and home rule accomplished. England
fears TO yield to Ireland the power to COM
pete on broader scale with her industries
or under species of protective tariff to
have her own trade with Ireland crippled
II Mr.. Mccarthy, by the expression su-
preme control" means to include the COM
mercial control, then we may rest assured
England will not consent. But further ON
he refers to the proposed new relation as
simply partnership" If this is to be
interpreted in the usual way, it means only
local and police government, relation
with no Irish independence in it. 1t is
likely that what Mr.. Mccarthy and his
foliowers-and he is scholar of broad in
huence, and statesman with a consider
able following-really aim for is a relation
between Ireland and England analogous to
that between American sovereign States
and the Federal Government, with the
modlilcation that the imperialism of the
crown of Great Britain necessitates. Ire
iand can be the subject of Great Britain,
and yet for all practical purposes be self
governing. She can have pretty nearly all
she now asks, and still satisfy the pride OF
England The whole question is shaping
Itself Tor such an end, and we believe it
will not be long before it is reached.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
An Anti-sociaIi,t pleasure.

VIENNA, February 25th.-A committee of
the Hungarian Diet has given its approval
TO bill for the suppression of Socialism.
Under the provisions of this measure sum-
mary dealings with all Socialists are au
thorized, and severe punishment will be
visited upon any person having letters in
his possession declaring Socialistic tenden-
cies, or on any one providing rooms for the
meeting of Socialists.
Treatment of the Poles.
BERLIN, February 25th.-The lower house
OF the Prussian Diet yesterday discussed the
Dill relating to teachers in the national
schools in Polish Prussia. DR.. Won Goss-
len, Minister of Public Instruction and Ec-
cles,astical Affairs, declared that the Gov
eminent was compelled to take firm and
clear stand in view of the continuous at
tacks OF the Poles. Leniency and sympathy
were impossible. The best way TO assirni-
late the two peoples was to insist upon a
common language. 1t was therefore neces-
sary to have the teachers in Poland thor
oughiy acquainted with German, and to
eliminate Polish literature from the schools.
A long discussion ensued, the Conservatives
and National Liberals supporting and the
members of the Center party opposing the
bill: The debate was finally adjourned
until to-day.
Proposed Sunday Law in Ontario.
TORONTO, February 25th.-The Ontario
Government to-day introduced bill to
make it misdemeanor for any person not
a member OF the landlords family to enter
oar-rooms on Sundays and increasing the
penalties for the illegal selling of LIQUOR as
follows First offense, $50 to 500 fine;
second, four months imprisonment, with
out the option of a fine; third, six months
Imprisonment. For making searches. the
provisions of the Gambling Act will be
applied
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-26
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

FoREIGY.-Silver in London, 46sd; con-
soils, 10l Sic; 5 per cent. United States
bonds, extended. 105; As, 1881 Ais. la
..-...Sensation in French Chamber of Dep
uties... French Socialists sympathize with
British workmen. English Chamber of
Commerce declare against home rule in
Ireland..... Bill for suppression of Social
ism approved in Hungarian Diet. Strict
Sunday law proposed in Ontario .....Strik-
ers in Wales defeated .....Sufferers by recent
riots in London to be compensated. 49,.
Local option in House of Commons.
Strong English expedition tobe sent against
the Shah. Water famine in Vienna
EAsTERN.-Governme bonds quoted in
New York at 1861 for As of 1907 ! ll3s for
AIS; sterling, 81 SSl@4 90; 1901 for 3s !;
silver bars, 1923. .....Shipwrecked crew reach
New York.. More trouble in coke re-
gions......S Street murder in St. Louis 49,.
Pittsburg workingmen sent to Washington
in interest of tarif......Two Directors of
Cincinnati city infrmary removed 49,. Mrs.
w. r. Siade killed by pet dog at Derby,
Conn...New York Times sued for 500. 900
for libel....-.Geronimo the Apache chief
refuses TO surrender to Crook 49,. Terrible
accident at Shamokin Hill, Pa. Hancock
memorial services OH Governors Island.
WAsHINeroN.-Ea ship railway bill to
be favorably reported. Part of Idaho TO
be annexed to Washington Territory
Territory Of Oklahoma TO be created ......
Indian claims to be disalIowed ..... Bill to
provide land in severalty to Indians passed
the Senate...... Mitchell will call up his
Chinese bill in Senate to-day National
Educational Association adjourned -. Chi
nese losses considered by the Cabinet......
Americans in China maltreated by Chinese
mobs.
PACIFIC CoAsr.-Anti-C Chinese mob in
Yuba county,. .Keely, stranger of his
mother-in-l law, in Jail at Placerville..
William Knuckles crushed between cars.
......Sensational scandal in Los Angeles.
Unexpected episode in the Prewett murder
case mo United States Marshal for Cali
fornia YET. Brown declared not guilty OF
murder in San Francisco for killing Shaw.