Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-21

Inc great IreIEnb DlOCkaie oH tuc
Canadian Pacific is lifted.
John L. Sullivan has succeeded in
.eluding the i.ondon Police.
Advices are gloomy from the hop.
growing region of New York and
other States.
The town of Wells, W., has been
aroused by the reported discovery Of
coal ON farm there.
X Florida nurserymen are .sdoing :.
large business in shipping young
orange trees to California.
The sarcophagus containing the
body of Alexander the Great has been
discovered at-Saida.
The State book bindery at Sacra-
mento is turning out daily 1,700 ele
mentary 4rt.hmetics.
The italian Official Gazette pub
fishes a decree imposing heavy repri-
sal duties on French Gods.
Nina VanZandt is going on the
stage in play written for her to IL
lustrate the fate of the Anarchists.
Mitchell, d. r., has Il woman den
tist who attvertises that she by the use
of gas "extracts teethwith great pains"
Marriageable young ladies in Kan
sas make it u point to take up a land
claim as the first step toward securing
Il husband
Minneapolis claims to be the banner
divorce city, with a record of one di-
vorce to ten marriages since the incor
poration of the city.
Assemblyman Morgan is distisguish-
ing himself at Albany, by moving tor
re-enactment of the old law providing
imprisonm eat for debt.
Boulanger.aHered to go to Paris to
be investigated concerning his partic-
ipation in the recent election, but he
was ordered to gemain at his post.
Thousands of blind crows were seen
in the woods and fields near Chatta
nooga recently, and people had no
difficulty in approaching and seizlng
them.
Snowstorms af exceptional severity
are prevailing in Northern Italy. ASev.
eral villages in the Alps have been
destroyed by avslanches and many
lives lost.
Syrian Arab iRendicants are flock.
ing to this country in large numbers
Nearly three thousand are already
here, and they are.eoming in steadily
increasing numbers.
The Speaker of the British House of
Commons is now empowered to take a
vote by the sim ple'risiDg of the men,
bers, the names of those voting ia the
minorilo to be recorded.
A group of big spots is now passing
across the suns disc. Some meteor
,ologists seek to connect the solar dis.
iurbance with the tornadoes and 'bliz
yards os the past few years.
The country around 'Enon, GA is
prolific with stories Of buried treasures
1t was in that vicinity that the Con-
fedeIate treasure train was captured
while jeff Davis was on his flighl
South.
Au inquiry of Assistant Secretary
Thompson of the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington has revealed the
fact that there is no izw by which the
Government can decline to redeem
coins worn smooth in the course of
circulation.
One Confederate batte.flag is miss
ing. General w. T. Clark. now OF
Denver, borrowed 1t from the War
Department at Washington, giving his
written promise that it should be re.
turned. The flag was used to lend
realistic effect to Detroit cyclorama.
Frank Bounty, colored octogen-
arian who died at Slate Hill, up in
Orange county, week before last was
sold into slavery when he was eleven
years old for pair OF oxen, he being
one of the hundred Orange county
slaves who became free under he Act
of Final ManumissioH of all hSnd-
mer ia New York in 1927.
A peculiar deposit which resemble s
clay in pliabihty, but which, wien
exposed to the air. becomes as hard as
granite, has been discovered at the
base of bear mountain. near TAYLOR
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