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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-24

Lake View Lodge No. II A. o. U
v. meets on the first and third Mon
.Ays CT each month.
j, a. CARDwELL, W. NJ.
r. II. RICE. Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-11-24

OF all descriptions, INCLUDING
the latest novelties and inven-
tons In toys and articles Of
general use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
| SHERIFF MURDERED.
Sheriff Mckinney Of LaSaIls County
Murdered by a Rapsl He is
Trying 10 Arrest.
The People IN Arm mud Have Resleged
the House Ia wbich the MUIR
derer Ia Hiding.
The 'rnbahiilnes Are that white, the Mu
dsrer, and Three Accompanies Are
Now Hanging 90 rrsts

9Pcoihl 70 we NaEcttc.
SAN ANTONIO, Tax, Dee, 20. News
reached the city TO nleht Of the klning At
rwohiaoi Sheriff Mckinney OF uasale
county, 4 man OF the name OF white
had committed an outrage on an eleven.
year-old white girl liylug near the scene
OF the killing, aud Il was while
Attempting 20 arrest the raplst thst the
sheriff lost his uio. Mckinney was one
OF the brayest, most daring aud efficient
officers OF rcxas, lie was fora number
I, OF years captain in the ranger service OF
the Texas frontier, and it was while act.
Ing 10 this capacity that no won reputa.
tlon FOR bravery unexeollod by any man
OF the Wet. iic was elected
three consecutive terms shcriff OF La
Sale couoiy, ana was serving his fourth
term when slain Ia the discharge ot his
duty, large crowd OF citizens have
been collected into a vigilance band 10
hunt down the slayer Of Mckinney, who
q ID immediately a,tor Mis- foul decd, Ii
\ oan'urtd hn VIII undoubtedly be mnbhed.
LArKR-A dvlces nov arc 70 the eject
that u large crowd OF cltiEtns have chased
/ White aud three otApr mcu implicated In
he killing into house twelve mlps
south OF Coiulla, and are holding them
there until the mob, which was
organi1ed arrives when they win
undoubtedly be SWING O. the limbs OF
the most cauvenlent trees. Feom nowR
that rceches thls civ Tonight this foul
murder OF Shiriif Mckinney has created
/ 'Re most Intense eNct mtnt Ia lasaua
that has existed for years. the whole
county Is unin arms,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
BRAKEMEN's STRIKE.


Men MT Listened TO.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 26 "A number
Of switchmer In the Louisville s. Nashville
yards here, to day considered the ques-
ton OF supporting the brabemen In their
strike, but decided not 10 do 80 aud
sigu,d communication stating they
would take no action, considering II ridlc-
ulous 10 ask the company 10 discharge its
superintendent. Others, however, at a
meeting tonight, decided to come out
whenever the bTakemen asksd III, m TO.
The brakemen on the Nashville division
and the north end of the Memphis line
who went out Thursday IN support Of the
action Of the men at Louisville have re-
turned TO work. This confines the strike
now 10 the main stem between Louis.
vile and Bowling Green and 10 the
Knoxville division between Louisville
and r Iwland. There Is no change 10 the
situation here since the company posi-
tively declined 10 consider the mems
request for the reinstatement OF two dis
charged men, and the discharge OF their
superintendent, Downs. The comnany
reports number Of men applying Tor
positions as brskemen In the place OF the
strikers, and expect 10 be able TO re-
sumo the running Of trains In few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
Ans,h.r aa.y-..on .,rs.

Spo0ia 70 Chs Gazette.
oAIvssToS, INK, Dec. 90. IAe ORE
which broke cut Mt 2 O'Clock tbis mora
log In the southern quarter OF tho city
did not prove AS serious Bs was appre.
headed a. the tlmo OF us outbreak, ana
was confined 10 two handsome cottages
on the corner of Center street sLd Avenue
20 owned by Gus Mayhem aud y. II. Steils.
The flames started 10 Stalls' promises
from the explosion oi u lamp, Pdonla In
the ylolulty for styarAlsquarss ware NOV
Ing onl their household cffirts, but no
breeze was stirring, which enabled the
department 10 ger an carry MYSTERY OF tho
nlm9s, Mrs Katiler rented Tho Myhoh
house rs a boarding house. Tho total
loss between eight aud ten thousand
dollars, fully lusursd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
FIuurlNG suuGgLERs.

ueHioan River Guards nnttio witt usv.
onns Law y,olators- iIad men,
Special to tho GaSctto.
EAGLg PASS, Tia, pee, PA fight
took place yeaterday about 1itecn miles
below here neartho Garcia ranch on tho
RIO GrAnde, between baud o. SNUG
gers and aome Mexican river guards.
Toe 6ght occurred on the Mexican side
OF the river.
Christmas dag was extensively cele-
brated here and the streets were paraded
by drunkon men, who, by way OF pastimc,
sbnt holes 70 tho numerous signs over
hanging the sldewalks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
cOLOREp nRElnREN pLsAaRgE.

A Christmas TTer 81 DoinEertisld the Cause
of IA shooting Anray.
Special 10 the Gazette.
DAINGERPiELD, TEX, Dec. 2G.--Tbe
colored people had Christmas tree al
their church last night, and some OF them
wanted TO charge an admission fee, to
which the majority objected, when a gen
eral row ensued, resulting Ia the shoot
Ing OF Tinker Tucker by Warren Kick
man Nelse Lays clothing was badly
cut. Hickman now languishes In jail 10
await legal investigation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
THE FIRE KEooRp.

Special % The GAHrtso,
PtLor rofSG rWx, Dec, "a Mira y,
X. Appleby last oyning about 0 o'clock
sac ~ her millncr shop engaged ia rum
nlog her sewing machine, thc lighted
lRmp was Jared OF aud ,c!lto the fior
with 3 crash Tho Oh Immediately eaught
Ore and hla23d nn rapidly, The flame
was smpthcred by th7pwing pieces at car.
pet and put out with but slight damage,
and what miant have proved serious
conrigrauon was prevented,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
BYA STRAY BULLET.

A Houston BoY Hit BY villa shot aud
Fatally Wounded.
Special 10 the Gazette,
IIoUsroN, Tx, Dec. 2G.--Last night
about midnight wilie Hard, y Young lad
about ten years old, whilr celebrating was
struck by d stray bullet fred by an nn-
known party The bali passed through
the lower lobe Of the right lung and made
its exit near the spinal column No hopes
are entertained Of 1is recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
iueIntelIigenee.

Special 20 the Gazette
GALVESTON, Tx, Dec 2G.--Arriyed'
Steamship Harlan from Vera Cruzi z.
Harris from Santiago, Sailed Steam
snip Morgan City for New York Harlan
and I G. Harris for Morgan City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-27
We have Special Sale This Week OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,

have
ed from our - separate and distinct departments such goods particularly
such large lots we obtain concessions not granted those who qut
Selling for hte soma
% than large profits from few we easily mdesl competitors
for twelve months out of the profits
&ont of
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20

Dr. Ayeling, the English Socialist, said in Chicago shat Henry George had been forced into socialism ill it's broader sense as the campaign in New York City went on, and that he must still further widen out or le dropped. This is one of the sources of danger to tue Labor Party. A man $ liable to start in a mild reformer and wind up rantlng Socialist or Anarchist
 Indifference or apathy among the voters no doubt explains tho defeat of some candidates for Congress and tie. narrow escape of others But what explains the apathy
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20
The Foarteen areal sll.lnl.e..

Somebody has condensed the mis- takes of life, and arrived at the conelu- sion that there are fourteen of them, Most people would say, if they told tho truth, that there was no limit to the mistakes of life; that they were like the drops in the ocean, or sands on the shore in number, but it is well to be accurate. Here, then, are fourteen great mistakes: It is great mistake to set up our OWE standard of rlght and wrong, and judge people accord ingly; to measure the enjoyment of others by our own; to expect unjform- fly of opinion in this world; to look for judgment and axperiencein youth !; to endeayor to mold all dispositions alike; to yield to immatarial triRes to look for perfection in our own actions; to worry ourselves and others with what can not be remedied; not to ale, yiate ali that needs alleylation as faI. as lies in our power not to make al- lowauces for the infrmities of others to consider egerything impossible that we cannot perform; to believe only what cur finite minds can grasp; to expect to be able to understand every thing N, Y. Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20

Anew industry for Texts s about to be opened in tbe direct shipment from Galveston, Tex, to London, Eng, Iof fresh beef and mutton Tho Grit. ish steamship Rowena, Capt. Gibson, arrived there recently for the purpose of making the experimental trip, The Rowena has been recently fitted out by the Anglo.Amegiean Fresh Meut Company for the express purpose oi engaging permanently in this trade, The entire vessel has been transformed into a huge refrigerator capable of carrying a cargo of 1,200 tons of fresh meats, The refrigerating compart- mentS are airught and surrounded by wall of pulverized charcoal, seven inches tbick. Outside of the charcoal wall is a layer ot heavy whit6 flannel which in turn is covered by Ghick layer of brown paper which incases all the meat chambers. On the inside these compartments are lined with tin. The Rowena Is the first steam ship ever constructed in such thor ough manner Her first cargo will not exceed 300 tons of beef but on each trip her cargoss will be increased as the London trade iustifes. The Anglo-American Fresh Meat Ccmpa. ny have purchased half interest m the large beef reErlgerating establishment in Columbus, Colorado, Co, Texas, Kansas City Live Stock Indicator.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20
Copper

This market is extremely strong. and 12 cents is not only talked of as something in the future, but 1t has been paid for spot Lake. Other brands are still quoted l0IGllc., though higher prices are talked in these also, There is no indication of either Montana or Arizona mines go. ing to work; indeed, there are signs that they will not resume for some time yet
 No one seems to be frightened by the announcement in our last issue of what the Boleo Company wlH do some day. Indeed, some of the smelters who have worked m our Western works ridicule the idea that E25 per ton will cover the cost of Boleo bars in England. Neither is any one alarmed at the mountain of copper near Sudbury, Ontario, the ore al. ready shipped from whirh has been far below expectations ju grade.
 None of these latent possibilities can affect the market for long time The absence of stocks and the enor- nous consumption are the legitimate grounds on which the strength of our market rests, and which will, in all probability, bring the next sale of Lake, week or two hence, up to i2 cents aud, when navigation closes, will make inc price half a cent more,
 -Englneenng < Mining Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20

The hght-headed Lighthouse Lieu tenant who undertook to light the torch of Liberty upon plan of his own, has been compelled to acknowl- edge the complete failure of the same. The original plan w,ll now be carried out at an expense to the Government of S15,00o. When this is done the Statae will be q veritabie beacon, and the poetic idea of the creator "Libor. ty Lighting the World Twill be re- alized N. Y World.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20
s5oo REWARD.
Fiye hundred dollars

A,zA Fige huDdled dollars vr-x-qryr " will bf ra
 A rfpyit tii
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 ing anp
 oSo's o1 sils ss SllEiidT CT 3 diaIuoEd tar Df the Jeff sifle. s,lepp--ert car two Slits on tie right Pest Odipe-flp1iX. A. T. sGlt 13-lyl l. AL 4 A
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20

Commissioner of Indian Affairs At kins, in his annual report of tho oper- ations of the Indian bureau for the past year, states that were all the In- dians in the United States placed in Indian Territory in addition to those already there, and the land Dc divided up equally, each Indian would have 259s acres. He thinks 10 open Okla homa to white settlement would De . dangerous experiment..
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20
srRAYED oa sToLEN.

Ensm the vioinity of 6labe; one blao foan horse, alaut fifteen bands hi5h; branded G 0n the left hip and on Gle left side !. C 0N. A liberal reward WiH be paid fat infonna- tipn lending e his rsaoyery
 B. GTLSON. Glohe, x IT. Sept 4, leS6
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20
DR. BELLS
 Medical Discovery
EeaE, Nervous aHa BesiIitstsa Esn.

A Prompt, Positive, and Per- ananent Cure for Nervous Dekih- ty, Organic Weakness, Premature Decay, and all UrinGry Troubles, no matter how induced, or of how long shlndiag 1t restores to perfect health the YGUNG, MIDDLE AGED and OLD. This SrEeIFlr s reliable, has never failed, UT ever wih fatl, tu CURE spEGpnY and THoRoGQRLy every ctEe wEen used as directed and the advice given is Strjotly adhafeiia IL is convenient in form, pleasant.t1 take, and does net interfere with bpsiuess pursuits. Endorsed by thausallds who have used t, Be sure you obsaiu Dr. Bells Medical Dis covery, aud take no other Your drug gst wili order 1t for you fl nos on salsy or by uiail ou receipt of
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20
To Capital Seeking h

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 Who wants Co inrestieate thk in eosa faith?
 Gallon or address JOHN V. TiT' 'RCi Fs,s;. Diuiisp PCst0Hice, Graham County, AriYo- na, via Fort Grant sslt. s-if
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20
8aGO REWARD.

Cross OH left bip. FaT marks-crop of tight and uHdarcUt in each ear.
 The above reward will be Faid by tie aE- dersigned fp information tl.at Nill lead 10 the conviction % any one guilty of detaCing, alteTing or iu any way changing ibe alsOTe descrihyd brands or eaT 1Glk5 8E stealing cattle M.aytug 1bcHl.
 Rang, McMtbtlI, POst Office address Globe, Gila County, A, T.
 aug. a-tfl P. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20

Eoatracts filled at Low Faics and V promptly. J. H. IlNNBMAN.
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-20

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-14
SWALLOWED A DIAMOND RING.
Negro Thief and His Plumber
Locked Up Together.
From the Neao York Sun.

From the Neao York Sun.
Anthony A. Short, alias George Hall.
who says he is a divinity student when
he is not a waiter, but who really is a
darky confidence man trom Philadelphia,
went into the jewelry store OF Krauss &
Livingston on Wednesday night and asked
TO see some diamond rings. Marcus Liv-
ingstOn mistrnsted him, and said it was
too late to show gems. The customer
called again on Friday afternoon, and
a diamond ring worth $50 was
shown to him. He seemed pleased
with the stone and tOyed with
it, placing it on and taking it off bis large
fingers. He then asked for a watch with
god chain and pendant. This pleased
him also, and he coolly walked out of the
store with the watch and ring. Krauss
sprang from behind the counter ard ran
after the thief, and had the satisfaction of
seeing Policeman John Condor collar
him.
The negro showed fight. and swallowed
the diamond ring. The watch was found
in his possession. At the Tombs yester-
day he argued that it was a case of mis-
taken identity, and that the villain must
have been his twin brother. Justice
Duffy sent him to prison in default of
$1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-14
WITH FORTY WINCH LISTERS.
The kidnapping of Col. Wood and
His Friends by Men of Hugotop.

From tie N(to York Sun,
GARDEN CITY, KAN, Sept. THE
county seat fights which have occurred in
Dakota and other parts OF the West have
all been eclipsed by that which Is now in
progress IN Western Kansas county
which is to be called Stevens. The district
is very sparsely settled, and the disturb
ance grows out OF the ambitious schemes
oil rival town builders. Some time ago a
| party of men went to the geographical
| centre of what was to he the new county
and laid out city which they called HUI
! cotton. In the course OF a few months
thew induced other settlers to come in,
| and, on the strength OF the claim that the
place was to be The county seat. the pros
pects of the town appeared to be most en-
couraging. When HugotOn had arrived
! at the dignity of 1915 houses, counting
sheds and structures OF every description.
and of q population of 800 souls, inclld.
ing soiourners, cloud appeared on its
I horizon.
A rival party Of town builders, led by
Col. 5. n. Wood, pPrceiVIng the future
greatness OF Stevens county. also de-
termined 10 secure the county seat. They
pitched their tents a point about seven
miles away from Hugoton, and. by dnt
Of hard work, soon bad four or five build
ings up, with Others under way, and signs
OF Lots for Sale" greeted the pilgrim for
miles in everv direction. This city was
christeDed Woodsdale. With it's founders
the chief aim was 10 gain time, whereas
with the owners OF Hugoton the one great
hope was that they might organize the
county and get the county seat before the
rival town could get on its pins. To this
end the Hugoton schemers set to work
preparing a census. and, to the amaze.
meDt of the w oOdsdale people, We're able
to show that the district already possessed
population sufficiently large TO justify
its organization as county. As Coz.
Woods party sought delay. they secured
evidence that the Hugoton census was
bogus, and made preparations TO carry
the fEht TO the state capital. AT meet
ing Of his followers about Two weeks ago,
Wood spoke at great length and accused
the Hugoton boomers Of perjury in swear
ing to their reports as to the population.
II also stated that he would secure mn
injunction and fight the organization in
the Supreme Court. where 1t would take
three years TO get n decision. BY that
time Woodsdale would be ready for new
contest.
This prospect NJ delay and perhaps de-
feat maddened the people of Hugoton, and
thew c'"s"d v"rrauts 10 issue for the ar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-14
MEXICO's REVOLUTION,

No Strength or Character to the In
surgent Scheme of Coyote.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. n.-Phe up
rising in Tamaulipas does not deserve the
name OF revolution. Ell Coyote, the leader,
is known to be notorious smuggler, and
has been engaged IN smuggling for years
on an extensive scale. Periodically these
uprlsings occur to cover up his SNUG
Cling transactions. He has not over 200
men. The State Of Tamaulipas ls to the
City of Mexico what Alaska is to Wash
lngton, there being no direct cOmmunica-
ton between this part OF the country and
that State. Most of the information as
given by the Mexican press is copied
from Texas papers. 1t Is, however, posi-
lively known that Coyote has taken the
small town of Guerrero, and is
moving towards New dorado, that being
the end of the Mexican National rail-
road. 1t is ridiculous to think that Coyote
could take that town. At The National
railroad office in this city nothing could
be learned, as the general manager is in
the United States. The Mexican press is
entirely silent on the subject. The surest
sign that there are no disorders Of any
magnitude in the republic is that all
troops are being concentrated in the City
Of Mexico for grand military display, to
take place ON Sept. Is, the Mexican
Fourth of July.
The display this year in mum bers will
be greater than in any previous year.
There is positively no revolutionary ex-
element felt in this city The only talk
OF the press is on preparations for the
celebration of Sept. 16 and the grand ball
to be rendered to Gen. Diaz on his birth
day, Sept. Is, for which no expense Is
being spared by the military, who are
giving the ball.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-14

rest OF Wood and three or four Of his chief
supporters on the charge of libel, the
| complaint being based on the allegation
mat the Hugoton census was frauduIent.
AS the nearest MAGISTRATE was eleVen
miles away the prisoners and their &C
cuSers repaired TO his residence, Where
the FORMER were admitted TO ball. just
as W God and his friends were preparing
TO return home they were seized by
| party OF twelve men from Hugoton, all
armed with Winchesters, made to get
into a covered wagon, and then were
rapidly driven toward the south, the men
from Hugoton riding on horseback at the
sides and in the rear of the wagon. Inc
Sidnappers made no secret OF their plans.
1ney did not intend TO harm their cap
tives, but they did propose to take them
away from Stevens county and keep them
away until an organization had been
completed and the county seat located.
just at nightfall the strange party entered
NO Mans Land, and there, at about mid
night. the first camp was made. The abb
ductors had plenty of provisions, and all
were made as comfortable az the situa-
ton would admit. The next day the jour
ney south was resumed. and thus matters
continued for several days and until the
IeXas panhandle was reached, where the
hugoton men announced that they would
remain until Stevens county was orga-
nlZed and their town made the seat
1t was here on the COldwater that a
rescuing party from Woodsdale, number
Ing forty men, all we'll armed and mount
ed, found them. When news OF the alb
ducttOn reached Woods friends they
were furious. aud they lost no time in
making pursuit. Their superiority in
numbers enabled them to dictate terms to
the HugotOn fellows, and after a brief
parley, in which the alternative Of capitu-
latIon or death was presented TO them, the
kldnappers surrendered, starting for
nome In much the same style that Wood
and his friends had LETT in. The abduc'ors
were disarmed and were brought back to
Kansas under an armed escort COM
manded hv Col. Wood in person. The
various villages through which the caval-
cade passed were uproarious in their
demonstrations, and at several of them
flags were run up. and Wood made
speeches. Going through Hugotou for
the purpose OF humiliaIing the people, the
Colonel enjoyed the greatest triumph of
his life The forty Winches ters were too
formidable to be attacked, and all that
the citizens could do was to grin and bear
it.
Taking his prisoners before the same
justice who had heard the case against
him, Col. Wood had the satisfaction of
seeing them all bound over for trial on
charges of conspiracy and abduction.
Excitement runs high, and 1t would be
hard 70 tell at this stage Of the proceed
lngS where the county seat will 90.