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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-08
Application for . Patent
No. SIS.
UNITED srAr.s LAM OrrIoE.

UNITED srATEs Lam Orr1cE,
Eurska, Nevada, Deceniber ~, 1877.
MOTION ID HEREBY aIvEt THAT THE
~ southwestern Mining Company. through
their attorney in fsct, W. q. Miils, whose post.
once address IL II Dorado Canyon. Ilncoln
county, Nevada, hes this day flsd biz !, . lica.
tion for patent for six hundrsd and twenty
seven linear feet Of the "Toshos" niue or yeii,.
bearing Alt, with surfaces ground six hundred
iept In width. situated in 81. Thomsh Ninine
Di.trics. County Of Lincoln and stats Of Nevada
and destgnated by the field notss and oflicisi
plat ON hls In this ONCE a. lot number S.. IN
eownship 10 south, range W cost Of Mount
DiAblo Meridian. said LOT No. 80 being n fol.
Beginnins II post marked No. i. U. q. sur.
~ 10. ~. thsnce running nrut course south;
- y dcsress vest, 500 feet 70 post married. No.
=, U. D. survey No. "; thence second courss
norm; ~ dekrees west. or feet to . post
married. No. ., U. n. survey No. NJ, from which
tho south section corner ~ sections 81 and S2
township IL south. range ~ ssst, bssrs south
~ = dog west. l626 feet; thaucs third course
north; 81 y dsgrsss, 0O0 feet to post "a No
Z, y: y. y :vsy No. IS; thsncs fourth courvs
south; ~ csg east. s27 fest to POST No. The
piscs o. essInmng: Mashetic variation 10 deg
The location Of this mine ID recorded I'm the
Recorders ofics Of IT. Thomas Niniirr District.
in book A, page Ill Of Mining Records, Thc
adjoining cisinants srs unknown.
Any hno al Perpons claiming Advsrsely any
portion Of said Toshos mine or surfscs sround,
are rsquired TO ale thsir adverse claims MIN ths
kesfstsf Of the Uhitsd States Land once n Eu.
rsks, in ths State 81 Nevada. during the siIty
dAyn period OF publication hereof, or thsy viii
p barred BY virtue of the provisions Of the
statute.
d. H. HALL. Register.
II II hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF Application for patent be published ten con-
sscutive weeks. In the Phoebe RRc0HD. 1 weekly
Newspaper published at Phoebe, Nevada.
JAn'-i0t d. II. HALL, Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Application for a Patent


NO. STl.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada. December "a, A. d. 1857.
NOTICk Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney In fact. ". 3. Mills, whose post
Office address 10 ii Dorado Cunyon, Lincoln
county. Nevada, has this day filed his spill
cation for patent for seven hundred linear
feet OF the beidfng mine or vein, bearing salt
with surface ground six hundred feet In width
situAtod In 81. Thomas Mining District county
Of Linco In and State Of Nevzda and designated
BY the hsld notes and official plat ON d 10 In
TINS once ~ lot number 81 In township 20
south range % east OF Mount Diabl0 Meridian,
said lot number 81 being A. follows:
beginning II post marked No I, U. g. sur.
vey NO. " from which the section cor. to
sections four a. and nine u township 40
south. range ~ east bears south II deg. 56 min
east, 1872 ITO feet, themes running first course
north. IL deg east. 6U0 feet to post marked
No. ,, U. \. survey No. 81, thence second
course. south ~ deg east, SIG $40 feet to in
tersecf section line to section and OF town.
sup ~ south Of range Gu esst; north 1850 fsst
from said = section corner, to sections and
y; 1Wieet 10 post marked No. ., u. 9. survey
NO. ~: thence third course, south n \ deg
west. QUO feet 10 pest marked No. 4, U. 3. sur
vey No. 81; thence fourtu course north, 7sk
Deg west ~ 2-l0 feet 10 int rsect section line
70 sections aud y. township ~ south. range
W east, Mount DiAblo Meridian, north 1897 7.iO
ieet from said !, section corner: TOO feet 10
post No. ]. the place Of beginning, containing
64-lO0 acres. Magnetic variation lG degrees
east.
The location OF this mine liz recorded in
the Recorders once 1t. Thomas Mining Dis-
trict, New, In Book A. page 63. of Mining He
cords. The adjoining claimants are not known.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said "Belding Lode" mine or sur.
isce ground are required to file their adverse
claim With the Register OF the United states
Land ONCE 1t Eursks. In the State Of Nevada,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions OF the Btatn,e.
d. H. HALL. Register.
II 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
o. application for patent be published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks in the Phoebe
nkcosD. . weekly newspaper. published At
rioche. Lincoln county. Nevada
janT-lOt ID. II. HALL, Register.
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Application for . Patent
To rnw sLuE JAY L0Sg Avn ms,..
sITE.

nsiTED BIArks LAND OpvIcF,
Eureka. Nevada, July u, issu.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT MANY
~ A. CASTLES. whose post ofIics address "a
hito. Lineoln county. Nevada, hss this day
iied her application for + patent fer hfteen
hundred iih0o) linear feet Of the Blue Jay
ioin~ or vein bearing silver. with suriscr
ground riI hundred toao) test In wkith: and
nvs acses Tor mill site. s,Inated in PshranA.
and State Of Nevada. aud deNtsnatsh by thr
held notes and official plat ilie Ia this otirr
On follows 20 wit:
Beginning al q post marked No. l US, Eur.
vsy No a lat A. whence the section corner :,
y. R 90 v, NJ, u. NJ. bears Elk deg Z i7V3
feet, snd Che ariginsi location mounmant besrs
N ~ deg y Is feet. Thence running let coma.
= deg = 1850 fact 70 post marked No. . o. 4.
survey No. ~, Lot A. whence the original locs.
ton monument bears y mr. deg b rs fest.
Thence running And course sC deg w 400 Ssst
10 post marked NO y. u. q. Survey No, "a. Lot
A, whence the original location mopus.snt
beArs o. y dry W aG feet Theme rnnpina m
course N I deg W. lsOO feet 10 post marked M
=, y: .. Survey No. ~. Lot A. wtrrsn the sS;S:.
nal location monument bears N % deg Wis
feet. Thence running eth cosirss n % DEG v
QUO fsrf 70 po'f No. !. tho place Of bsainnins.
Containing 20BG acres. CourseS erprecsad
from the true meridian with . mssnstic ysris.
ton OF 1G deg Fast.
I The location Of this mine ~ recorded In the
Records Of the County Recorder ~ IIncola
county. ssste ofNcvsds. sm'
LOT u.
Also the following lrscrlled tract Of land
ior mill site, Begianiag q : post lnsyhsd No.
U. 3. survey No. "a, lot II. whence the Sac.
ton corner d ths Northeast corner Of Asctiou
70: T.as. khsk. MD. y. bssrn y ~ deg Il
bear. \ Al deg ~ min W <sis Rect. this Don be.
ing the original location corner. Thence ruu.
ming lst couras North tI2 feet 70 post naySed
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Land ones a knrsha, Nevada,
OGtohsf ~. 1esS.
N5oTlcx IL IIENESY 0iv1a THAT TEE
IN following piuind settlss hes Alsd notice
Of HE intention 20 pssts nHai proof n support
Of his elsln,1 aud thst sai4 procf Will ns made
bsfoss ths 0l.sh q - Di,srics Court Of o. the
her ~, isss. VIZ: LsWis ehasp. Homestead ar.
plicetioA No. 2nl, for che , Of ~ 80. Is.
2 oa, 7 NV y sw Z, I - ~ Y q
namel the following witnsssss % Prov hi. con:
tinuuus rs6i6shcs upon, and cultivation Of. aid
land, viz: Joseph Conswsy Of Meadow Valley
wash, Nsvada; Charles CllvHwsll 81 Megiow
vhiley WhAb Z NeyAda: WiIlism Cuivsfwsll Of
Nse1ow valley Wash. Nsvs1s; John hosast Of
w. D. 4. xALL. RSeissss.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Application for a Patent
No. s74


w. off
UnIrEp STATES LAND OYrIoE,
Eureka. Nevada, December ~. 1887.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney in fact, W. =. Mills, whose post
office address is Fl Dorado Canyon. Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this day filed his applicH-
ton tor patent Tor nine hundred and twenty
linear feet Of the Recluse mine or vein. bearing
salt, with surface ground SIX hundred feet in
width. situated In 81. Thomas Mining District,
County Of Lincoln and state OF Nevada, and de.
signattd by the field notes and Official plat gu
file In this Office ~ lot No. IS. in township ~
south range % east OF Mount Diablo Meridian,
said lot No. 80 being as follows.
beginning ut post marked No. 1. u. =. sur
vey No. 81, from which the y section corner to
SECTIONS and s. bears north 3JA degrees east
1858 feet; thence running hrst course; north III y
deg west. go feet to post marked No. 2. U. \.
survey No. 81. thence second course; north 81.
deg east, l&4 2-10 feet to intersect the y section
line OF section @, west iObs lilo feet FROM the a
section corner To sections 4 and 6, township 10
sonth. range Cs east, Go feet TO post marked
No. 3. U =. survey No. 3s. thence third course
south, s6h deg east. 80 feet to post marked
No. 4. U. = survey No. ~; thence fourth course
south 81 deg west, Jos 10 feet to intersect the
= section line to sections 4 ana 6. west 1876 2-Ip
feet from the \ section corner to sections I
and 8. township -. sonth range u east. coo
feet To post No. !. the place Of beginning, Mag.
netic variation u degrees eaAt. containing
" ST. LOO acres.
The location Of this mine Ia record ed IN the
Recorders ofiice OF 1t. Thomas Mining District
IN book a, page w OF Mining Records. 1he adj
joining claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely ANY
portion OF the said Reclnse mine or surface
ground are required to file their sdverse claims
with the Register OF the United states Land
Once 81 Eureka. In the state Of Nevada. during
the sixty days period OF publication hereof or
thew Will la bxfrpl Inv yirfua nj ha mr. vtstn
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TAXES! TAxEsl

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Stats end County TsEss Tor tls SER -
sss now due spd payable. aud thu lava rtqnIr.
Ing their collection will b. strictly enforced.
All tAxes remaining unpaid on
moNDAY. NoynxBER issh. lsss.
vlIi nseo.na d.lInqasnt and ten pr cent. "a.
deA th1rst0. A5t-l ,.'ss-
sssas.ln A.vsrTc1. Tnssau.
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II N hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be pubIIshsI RI ~
period Of ten consecutive weeks In IN PIocss
hEooHp Newspaper published ii riochs' Iiu,
coin county, Nevada. '''''''' go
Jly.2i-im. p,A, NAIL. n..,.,.,
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Eureka. Nevada. July 9Th 1854.
NOTICE Is HERkDY GIVEN THAT MARY
IN A. CASTLES, whose posi- office address, ID
Hike. Lincoln County, Nevada has this day nie.t
her application for patent for fifteen hun
dred tl5ON) linear feet OF the MOLLIE mine
or vein bearing silver, with surface ground siI
hundred 1000 feet 10 width, situated IN psh.
rsnagat Lake Mining District, County Of Lin.
coin. and state Of Nevada, snd designated by
the held notes and Official plat on fiia ln this
crlbed a follows to wit:
Beginning At . post married. No. I, U. q. Sur.
vey No. IL, whence the l section corner ON
the south side OF Section 20 r. 3. y. X ~ v n
D. NJ bears N. 81 deg. W. $50 SO feet Post
No. ! Of Y. &. Survey No: 81 JOHN T Lode
hears N. % deg. Il min. W. sos feet, and the
original location monument OF this lode b<are
.. ~ deg. w. Is fest Thence Yupnink: III
Course. N. dog. ". 1909 feet 70 post 'm1fhbd
No. U -. Survey No. Al: whsnea tbs tsfkiuali
Thence running. 2nd course N. vi deg, =, do
feet TO post marked No. o. 8 Survey No, Il
whence the original location corner bears N.
" deg. 4. feet. Thence running, Ord. course,
8. Survey No A.. whence the original location,
corner bears 8. . deg. E.s fset. Thence RIM
ming, eth course, 8. 81 deg. W. 900 feet 10 pos.
married. No, l.. the place Of beginning. s'1l
Containing 9o.6G acres. vi
Courses Expressed from the tine meridian
with . magnetic variation Of l6 dsg. Rass. 4
Tho location Of this mine IL recorded 10 the
Records Of the County Recorder. Lincoln
County. State Of Nevada. l
Any aud all persops claiming sdvsrsely any
portion Of aid MOLLTE @ mine Or aurface
ground. are required 10 lila their sivsrss clsirns
With the Register Of the, Unitsd Hta<sa Iha1
Ones ct EurekA, in the State Of Nevada. dur.
ing ths sixty days period Of publication hereof.
Or shsy Will BE- barred BY virtue Of the proviS.
ions Of the Statute. i7
d. H. HALL. Rsgiatsr.
It In hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of sppfcstien for patent. he p6blfshed f0r Tie
period Of ten ccsnsrutivs weskn. In the PIocnE
RECORD, . Newspaper publishsd II Phoebe.
Lincoln County, Nevada.
Jls.A.i0t. oh. HAIL, R<eiaisr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-25

are to march in the procession" and Hol-
Iy's boyish face was bright with pleasure.
His name Was Holroyd, an odd old family
name, which had been handed down from
father 70 son for many years and abbre-
waited 70 Holly in the nursery. His frank,
honest face bore wonderful resemblance
70 pictured face which hung In it, frame
over the invalid's couch, and her eyes
lighted up with pleasure q she looked In
the blue eyes, % like his fathers, with
motherly pride.
sAnd l am one Of the band 10 scatter
flowers on the grave said Frcda, eagerly,
" and am TO wear white, with . SASH"
The mother sighed. is II 20 near Deco
ration Day againi" she said. How the
years fiy away" and she cast quick
glance at the picture above her. Ten
years since your papa died, and vet u
seems In one sense 90 long, 30 long," then
. dreamy, satisfied expression stole over
her face. At the thought how short the
time would now be before she would be re-
united to the husband Of her youth.
Grace read the look Alright and shuddercd
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the young girl, with . delightful little laugh.
and q very little shake sufficed TO dis
lodge few, than grapevine careered
across my path and offered its fruits; next
plum-tree shook itself in my apron. and
here You are. little mother, and ! want TO
see you enjoy one Of these oranges straight
way and bringing plate and fruit knife,
she began pairing one Of the juicy globes
for the invalid
The mother smiled :. Ny Grace has been
denying herself, Know she said. fondly,
the hectic flush on her cheek growing
deeper In the excitement Of the little sur
prise, " though how. 1 can not imagine. for
II seems ~ IL we had economical TO the last
possible degree already. You surely have
not appealed to your grandfather againi-
and the pinched face took on . look Of
alarmed pride
mo, no, mother, you need not fear" re-
piled Grace, her bright face clouded for .
moment BY the thought. " Let him keep his
riches and his wrath together: but lest you
fret over the mystery. mamma, ! will tell
you. have stopped the music lessons.
That il allr
"Oh. Oracle, and you need them %
much in preparing for the future
But Prof Enderby has offered me the
use Of his piano. and ! am to practice every
day and take thorough review OF all that
have gone over" said the girl. speaking
rapidly. She would not for the world have
allowed the mother TO know what trial IL
had been TO open her heart 70 the stately
professor, telling him her sore need, in ad-
dition 70 the pain Of giving up her beloved
music. He had responded nobly. offering
her free tuition and the use Of his piano
until such time as she could begin earning
for herself; but her Southern pride would
mot allow her to accept any thing but his
sympathy and the use Of the instrument.
The mother sighed. But you were
progressing 90 rapidly, dear, and when am
gone
The daughter placed her white hand over
the mothers lips, while the brown eyes
filled with tears: she could not bear to hear
the unwclcome truth alluded 70.
don't mamma" she pleaded, II can
not bear the thought, and II IL mnxf come,
Holly, Freda and will live on potatoes and
salt rather than see you suffer for lack Of
these little dainties which il il such .
pleasure TO procure for you, and she kissed
the parchcd lips tenderly.
Just then the door opened and there was
= sound Of excited voices "Oh, mamma,
We are on the Decoration programme and
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THE "BUNCO" NAN.
Captain Williams on the Methods
Of . Glib Rascal


II i hard TO say where the word
. bunco" was horn. II comes IL not
from the gutter. az least from an ORR
gin Of not better. IL even Of as moral.
character. Its first appearance. 70
the best Of my knowledge. was in the
early part Of the '70s. when il was
added to the list Of such sporting
words. 50 called. as faro. keno. Lotto
and the like. AT the outset il was the
equivalent o. = confidence operation"
but after brief while IL became limited
70 express those transactions In which
. swindlcr secures money or valuables
from victim who willingly parts with
his property in the hope Of securing
pretended reward Of ludicrously cnor-
nous proportions
The success Of the first "steerer'
and ''hand-shaker" upon the ignorant
and crcdulous brought imitators into
the business. These tried their hands
upon men whom the original workers
would never have approached. and
fcuni, 70 their surprise, that educa-
tior and knowledge Of the world did
otprotect their possessors- They con-
finued In their experimenting until.
having buncoed Charles FrSncis
Adams the late Commodore Garrison.
Oscar Wilde. the distinguished apostle
Of aesthetic culture. and other men Of
prominence in various fields they
concluded that every man was capa-
bic Of being robbed in this manner.
provided. Of course. that the right ope-
rafor and right mode Of attack were
employed
Nearly AL the famous bunco men are
well-dressed. mild-mannered. quiet
speaking and companionablc fcilowA
Many Of them would be ornaments to =
Parlor. and most would Be popular and
thriving business men II their talents
were honestly and properly applied
Like every other art. the bunco Of
to-day has innumcrable variations.
The ccmmonest form that comes 10
the notice Of the police il As follows:
Mr. Smith. : wcll-to-do-farmcr or
tradcsman. comes to New York from
his native town. Smithville. He car
rics with him = well-filIcd wallet.
which. being distrustful Of hotel clerks
and hotel safes he carries in some in
side pocket Near the Brooklyn bridge.
the Central Park plaza Madison or
Union Square be y accostcd BY .
rseasant-msnncrcd man. who shakes
his hand violently and says in the
most friendly fashion: sBrown. dear
boy. how are your"
Mr. Smith draws himself up and re-
Plies You've made = mistake. young
man. I'm not Brown. My name 4
smith Ephraim smith. Of Smishville.
enith County. Pa"
his u All the ..hand- shaker wants
the mans name and address Ere
9nenily. In fact. generally. these are
NO. given q short and pat as in the
interview described Frequently Ne
ns'i suspects the friendly stranger and
pref talk = ncedful 20 secure the de-
.,red Information. when Il 4 given
're accomplice joins the bunko man.
mo y mt FIR away. and who has NJ
49, moment In his hand small ban
s directory. which contains list
= Mlshe banks In the Union by States.
80 names Of their president. secre-
sh cashier. and sometimes other in
fh ~ A the accomplice reaches
Ss., yorker ne says: "Pcnnsylvaria--
0mnhvilIe. Smith fso.c,~ VI ..d -
ss.' sr they run down the entry. Il
''a''y reads = follows:
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ONE MEMORIAL DAY.


yin ttA ESk
them, d aughterfr
The faded eyes Of the
mother looked in
quiringly into the
bright, winsome face
Of her seventeen
year old daughter, Is
her wasted hands CO.
ressed the oranges
and luscious fruits
which lay at her side
In q basket.
well, dgurstively
speaking, mamma, I
met an orange tree
down town. replied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07
our FRIEND THE ENEMY,
GAMBLING AS A BUSINESS.
what Cath Ffnds to Write About
the Subject In New York City.

Gath's Letter TO Cincinnati Enquirer.
A celebrated gambler told me few
years ago that he had gone out of the
gambling business because Of the con-
iidence games mixed up with it. Said
he:
In almost every community OF this
country where there is any money
there will be few men who like TO
play game of chance like faro. These
were more or less reliable customers
for gamblers, because they sometimes
won and sometimes lost, and were al
ways kept on the string. But sud-
denly there would appear in the town
travelling gambler and his associates.
who take a room and open game, or
perhaps play il in a hotel where he has
got good quarters, and only the reg
ular players of the town become ac-
quainicd with the fact
Having played straight game for
one evening" the next morning the
principal in the game or the player
whom he Is supposed 10 hire, will APP
proaca the most solvent of the village
players and sax: Il would like TO ar
range with You 10 deal you game.
II you viii come up tonight and bet
strong | viii manipulate the box and
make you a winner to high figure.
OF course yol viii divide with me. /
am geiag to leave that man and
want a stake"
SO the village victim viii take out of
his bank or stock large portion of
his money and go to the private place,
where nobody imagines any gambling
exists. or especially that he, the bnsi-
ness man. the coal operator, the bank
teller, i Fisking anything in that out
lawed way. The PLAYER will have his
eye Oh the victim. aud he sill bet ac-
cording 10 arrangement, aud for little
while the cards Will WAIVER. and finally
the man viii have lost more than ever
before. lie viii leave the room a
wondering. sick creature. But the fell
low who was o deal TO him the game
will manage - see him during the
evening or the next morning. and
say II cossiGnt deal YOU that game
last night because old Smith vas
Watching me. Tonight am going to
get rid of him, and will fix il for yce
all right: 50 come at me again The
nan viii 60 the second night, and lnSe
the remainder OF all his means. His
FIRST ep 10 ruin IS eon-cniing to be a
partner in a swindle, even upua y
gambler. The y hole game in coming
ID that town was TO get his particular
money. and in that game were dealer,
boss. gambler and everybody.
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Txn.xxarortss Nor. e.--In this state
the ticket voted comprises Eresiueh'
fial electors and state candidates, over
- names in al. and a. no counting :
done until after the polls close. 4 wili DC
latx hefore any returns whatever are IN
Al Gen. Harrfson's home Il was the
opinion fhst the result was IN doubt
A. The vose in New York came
in sonae Of the politicians were fearful
that the majority below Harlem
bridge would wipe cut the kepuhfi-
can majority throughout, hut the
syracuse gain revived their spirits.
IxprAxsPoErs. Nov. 6.--The hrst re-
turns FROM one precinct IN tranknn
township. Marion county, shows a
Republican gain OF IL.
EvaSsvfILx. Ind, Nov. g. The re-
suit cannot be definitely ascertained
until tomorrow. Including Reckport.
the county seat. there Is reported over
5000 Republican majority. This i q
large Republican gain.
IsDlAsArotAs, Nov. 6.-lop. m--The
utmost enthusiasm prevails around
both committee headquarters Foth
still claim the state. hnt the Repuhll-
cans claim that their gains a. reported
are such as 20 render their prospects
brilliant
TsDrASArolIs, Nov. 6---Ten pre-
cincts in Indiana give Harrison floO,
Cleveland a5i. The same precincts in
1884 gave Blaine 1910, Cleveland 800.
IsnIANApoLIs. Nov. 6--At 1880 the
crowds around the Democratic head
quarters were going wild over a New
York World bulletin estimating IL .Noo
plurality for Cleveland in New York
state. Ex-senator Mcdonald is very
sanguine of success. A telegram Just re-
ceiyed from Senator Gornian gave great
impetus 10 the confident feeling. Ii
said: I'VE viii have 1900 below the
brid sc. Olt is not possible for them to
overcome it. Connecticut and New
Jersey are safe" The excitement af-
ter this was at fever-heat, and betting
was freely INDUCED in.