Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-06
STA TIE, COAST AND ELsEwnERE
Daniel Cohen is. insolvent.

Daniel Cohen is. insolvent.
William Bosworth's estate appraised
at $9S,543,15.
Governor Hill Of New York must
dispose of 400 bills before June 1llh.
DIR. McGlynn is to set a going IN
New York city an org"n for his parry.
A Rortree, Mich, corset factory has
just received an order from Sitsa,
Alaska
The overflow of the Red river is the
largest since is43, and the damage 10
properly is serious.
A proposiiop 10 remove the Capitol
buildings from Topeka is said to meet
with much laveT in kansas.
Homesteaders are pouring into the
Michigan woods included in he recent
favorable legislation IN Washington.
Fred Gctzler, John Howard and
Morris F.gau have sued Frank Lem.
burg,r and Bruno Warnecke f,r 1896
The Supreme Court aft ms the Judg-
mept Of the iawer court tlett Alexander
Goldeosou, the murderer ol Mamie
Kelly, Baust hang
There is talk of organizing n Vigi.
ance Committee al Flint, Mich, for
the purpose of catching and roasting
the town burglar.
About fifteen miles from El Paso,
Tex, there is Mexican colony OF
about 1900 families who are slaves to
three or four families among their
number
1appan Hill, N. Y, where Andre,
tha British spy, was hanged aud where
Cyrvs W Field pat up monument
tnat was subseQ blown up, is TO
be sold at auction.
The telegraph pole on which st.
ochu oiiSJ was HaHScu anu DuIHcu
ut Topeka, has been sold for $500 to
Eastern Prohibitionists, who will use
it in the National campaign
A syndicate Of Canadian and Ameri.
can capitalists, representing over $l00,
000, 900, has been formed 10 construct
railway tunnel under the river at De.
troit, connecting Michigan with Can.
ada. Practical civil engineers pro.
nounce the project entirely feasible.
It is estimated that fnlly six thou
sand persons attended the annual PIC.
nic of the Caledonia Club at Shell.
mound Park last Saturday A long
programme of prize races, games and
Scottish national dances was success.
fully carried out, to the delight of the
participants and spectators. Several of
our judicial and executive municipal
officers honored the occasion by their
presence.
Thomas M. Quackenbush, aged sew
enty years, one evening lasi week at
tempted to interfere in behalf of
woman who was being beaten by a
man named Henry Lick, and received
from the latt9r party a bullet in the,
shoulder, one of the five that were
fired at him, Acting Police Judge
Joachimsen held Lick to answer to
charge of assault to murder, with bail
fixed at $4,000.
The Typographical Union held
meeting last Saturday at which re-.
solutions were adopted thanking the
Council of the Federated Trades for
their past efforts IN the cause of labor;
expressing the opinion that whateyer
may have been made by the
council were the result OF zeal rather
than indifference, and announcing
determination to support the council
as long as it continues to act for the
good OF ALL
Dick DAILY, the youth charged with
robbery, who contrived to make a
temporarily successful escape from
the City Prison, was examined Satur-
day before Judge Lawyers The testl.
mony was somewhat conflicting. 1t
was alleged that he knocked down an
employe of the Spring Valley Wafer
Company named Winters in the rear
Of the Palace Hotel and robbed him of
his cash. Saturday morning the Court
held him to answer in the sum of 81 900
and dismissed the charge of grancy
against him.
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