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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
A Lifetime Crowded Into n Moment.

A Lifetime Crowded Into o Moment.
Tho question Of tho duration of
dreams hes recently been discussed in
Germany, among others by DR.. +.
Scholz, who has given some striking
examples from his own experience and
observation 1t is not possible to give
n definite answer, and probably
enough dreams wary much in point Of
duration, just n they vary in forco
and viyidncSs. at ono time the figures
Of Il dream, whether they emerge from
the horn Or the ivory gate, arc Us real
us i'll life; the sorrow is even moro in.
tense, tho happiness moro realistic. st
another time tl!cy seem TO live only in
n pale moonlight, and VIC watch the
scenes rather than participate in
them. II is very certain, however,
that tho majority OF dreams AFRO only
of ~momcntary duration, though eX-
tended occasionally TO the length of a
minute.
In proof Of this DR.. Scholz tells the
following story from his experience:
After excessive Ecdily fatigue and a
day Of mental strain. Of Il not disagree
abe kind, | bctO0ii myself 10 bed after
had wound my watch and placed il
on the night table. Then | lay down
beside Il burning lamp. Soon ! found
myself Oh tie high sea on beard Il well
known ship. | w;s again young and
stood OH the lookout. heard the real
Of tho water a:Il Guldcn clouds iloatcd
around NIX. How long | stood SO |
did not know, but il 22cmcd q very
long time. Then the scene changed.
was III the country and my long dead
parents game 10 greet mc: they took
inc TO church, where the loud organ
sounded. was delighted, but at the
Gaino time wondered TO see my wife
and children there. Tho priest
mounted the pulpit and preached, but
lcould nat understand what he said for
the sound OF Tie organ, Which con-
tinucd to play. took my son by tho
hand, and with Kim assembled the
church tower, but again the scene Was
changed. Instead Of being near my
son | stood zen IN carly Known but
long dead oiiiccr-l ought to explain
that Was an army surgeon during the
i!~!ancuvcr3. w2S wondering why
the major should look so young. when
quite close i'll my ears n cannon
sounded. Terrified. | was hurryiny
oil. wien ! woke up and noticed that
the supposed cannon shot had its
at IN the opening Of tic bedroom
Goor through soiIc one entering. II
was rs If ! Ind lived through an ctcr-
nifty III my dream. bit when | lool:cd
q; my watr,I | siw that since | had
fallen asleep not inorc than one min.
ute had elapsed i much shorter time
than II takes 10 relate tho occurrence"
Dir. s5ctoia has collected many other
examples OF /" similar kind. London
Globe.
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Go.EaN,n l1,..l. IIEAmD.
H>Sil~ties ;a..Ner- E"rx f.eEfs-
Inture by a STRONG speech.

The Stats Senat. Mt AIbanr. n. Y,
Tue.dty. MAS org .nizsi by the election
oil J. Slont rnssrtt. Secretary OF the Re-
pnhiicau National Committee. 10 the
Presidency pro ton.
The iuausnrs::an Of Governor Hill
was cJniuct,I with much circumsttnce
aud display. While reading his annual
nIesS.sc the Governor created sou'e
sensation wheu he employed these
words:
THE necessity OF sUmc change in our
election laws. whereby the Increasing
corruption which has become Incidental
t. o u elections may be prevented, is
imperative. 1t il believe | tia. tho l,tc
Presidential ,ls.tiun was the mont corr
rupt of nay in the history Of tue conn
try, so far rs the direct use OF money
WIS cpnce rel in influencing clcctOr.,
aud public sentiment is naturally
nSaked % the dc ,irnb lily of some re-
liet. The peculiar Cnu-eI which iu-
duced this in.nirnsc cUrtui ton are mp
parent. Anxiety 20 subseEvc selfish and
private Il advantage lat lcr th,n tie Lom-
eral interests Of the public naturally led
TO lhr campaign being conducted upon
alleged business principles, where
by it Is nsser. that electors
were bought aud sold like
go 'ds md chnttels in open markets.
1t is claimed that Mt lea 81 500. 90 were
expended il the Twentieth nul Twenty
fourth Congressional Districts in this
State, in Efforts m,de therein to elect
Conssr.'.s n,.n nnd u { nu election
heiieycI TO be favorable t. The policy OF
I 'sterins private interests So success
ful have Leen the recent efforts ut cor
rup:iuG tie ballot hat good citizens we've
Tel - doubt whether the full anl uu-
biased Srn.!mel:s of the people mny
not continue ID bs nuiiiliul through
cprrlption wisl,ve. AMI n; o!ioi us it
HpreRcS tirt the interests of the people
conflict with .hoSe Of monopoliStS. who,
IIbll'BhlG Hltu utiE InblltN uIc llilcDt
opon resisting all in;er!c. ence with their
selfish aud arrogant demands"
Governor Hill recommended that b
joint resolution the Legislature urge
Congress 20 adopt observation-disclosures
inoats rrgnrding the Presidential term
aud provisions for ex President . Gov
ernOr lI:ll's r~ecummeudn. lions are:
-FirSt-rhnt the torn OF Office Of the
President and Vice. President shall be
Fix years.
Seconl-That tho President shall be
ineligible for reelection.
Third-r That the rrcsid mt shall. i'm
meaimtuly upon tn, expiration Of his
term, be'o me n member of the United
States Senate for life and receive an
appropriate salary. This amendment
shall apply to ull living ex-Presidcnt.
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Tho Gambling Law.

W. d. Jones. District Attorney Of
Lander county. in n communi' alton
puhliShol In tho Reveills OF the Goth,
warns Tie prophet tors Of nll houses
whcrc gambling - INDUCED H., not to
allow auy minor u participant, ~ any
gambling, or to be present when My
gambling Is going on. The lowest
penalty for a violation Of The law is
5000, aud the anne penalty applies 10
any person who shall ganLls with nny
minor 10 auy plnco.
As thotc 10 SOME complaint thai the
law above reforrsd to Is often violated
III Elko. 1t wo1lI DO we'll for those who
Indulge In the fascinating gim,s Of stud
horse poker, cincl,, pool, o,c., to lie
careful A. to whom they Permit to jim
In their ganic. Tho attention II tic
peace officers is par:icul ,t'y cali.l to
tho law governing gambling, aud il is.lo
DO hoped that they will do their Utmost
10 enforce tie same.
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A~GrartaSra OF GrmuFclcs< Powder.

The fatal power Of the How caron
OF the ticnch array lies principally in
The sinokcicsS rowdVruscd. The army
provided with il can conceal from the
enemy the presence Of both lis Grtil.
ilcry end its infantry. Tho opaosinr
battal!ons may hear the thund@ro Of the
guns, but tliCy cannot t~.iscovcr the
situation Of the mGrk5mcn nor the CD.
Jcct ut which they nrraiming. II will
he equally impossible to estimate the
distance or ascertain the direction in
which tho fire Should lie returned
The cavalry will be hc!plcss!y cxroscd
TO slaughter. Strategy on n large
scale will TO impossible. and military
tactics will lie placed on I'M entirely
new basis. -ChicagO Llerall.
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a lotion Of chloride OF lime made
very weak and dried on tic face i'm
the sun for five minutes and washed
Oh with lemon juice. followed ly
giyccrinr, will usually Danish rrrckicS.
II they don't go IT tie lirSt nppl;ca-
ton they will with sufficient rcnc,;.
ton. Or you iaay touch the frcc!i!cs
with ~lavcIIc water. taking great care
It does not touch Tie eyes, lips or the
inside of the nose. rid after n few
minutes Of washing OH with lemon or
vinegar as Ecforc. When say that
jayellc water. uacd BY launIrcssos,
will blc@ch The hair, il is distinctly moi
with II view Of recommending il, rs il
Will undoubtedly kill tie hair and in.
lnrc the Brain in time. rs all hair
6!cachCs rmd golden dyes do.--Shirlcy
Darc's Letter.
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1859.

With this issre tire WEEzrI 'TyDs-
PENDENT enters upon volume TWENTY
THREE aud the new year 1879. May
the res year DO rs good as the
oil one hns been, To ali who ara salts
fled Nth the recbrl OF lSSS, nul -
these who are not may it he better
still.
W. c~anno., of course. see VIII It l..
III store for uS. or ~forrt-ll what II year.
ar eveu n day may bring fnrtii' But W.
can at least hope for the best AMI ID MI
in IL plSer To IKE things 20 wei
aud when se have dpa, this We eau
only await pnt:outlr the rcs:.lt.
To err Is ham III; aud while we may
have been gu l.y OF errors OF omission
and commission. (a"r 10 one is PEE
'ect), our errors have Teen Of the heal
nnd not Of the heart and oar nj II in the
;nturc shall he to work diligently. deal
justly AMI walk nprishtiy. With thavks
10 nur patrons nul friends for their
generous pitrinng, during the pest yca=
md soliciting II continuance Of the saiu-
during tlie yenr Just commenced, W.
wish II Gu.! all II prosprr"us undhappy
New Year.
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\ Trtcit OF the Erndc.

| sell a shoe Tint costs inc 50 Mt the
original price, alrl uso it IN n 'lcadcr.
Then mark my 81 % shoes Mt Sl.5O.
the - ut $3.50. the $2.25 nj 81 and the
- 90 goo IL at 50. See? a customer
wants to look Mt my low priced grades;
| show them, and bling out ull my prin-
cipnl lines. Likely rs not I persuade
him or her to pay 80, aud this secures
me n fair proIt. No., I don't sell mnny
at 81, md even il | did. the less eco
non'icnl bny:rs max" it up to mo by
giving me n handsome profit OH tho brit
ter shoos.--[Shoc and Leather R.poit-
or.
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cddsug.

AIR. Jnmos Rogers. and Miss Rose
Gase2ht. both well anil favoIably
known in Elko, were united in wed.
look ut s O'Clock last evening ut tn
Hot Springs. The ceremony WIS per
formed by the Rev. G. j. a. Porter, in
presence OF n large nuLiber Of the
friends OF the happy c%on;ls. Imme-
dediely nfter the c~sre,mony IL public re
caption was held. Tue bride received a
Lumber OF elegant aud valuable pro.
SCENTS from her friends.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges the
receipt OF II boun,iful supply Of wine.
and cake, and wishes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jnmcs Rogers q long aud happy life.
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commissioners, Proceedings.

COmmIslioncrs, Proceedings.
Tho Board OF County Commissioners
met Monday, December 81, 1883, and
after dispensing OF the claims presented,
published yesterday transacted the
following business:
Prssent-Noneyman, Bril- and Rus
Ro,i.
Tho Auditor ord Treasurer was nuth-
oriEsd to transfer from tho General
Fdnd To the Ca lin Roud Fund the sum
OF Sl3 90.
The official reports Of the following
officers wero examined and ordered ap-
proved: Julcr, Hospital Steward, Re-
corder nnd Auditor, Assessor, Sheriff.
District Attorney, j. NJ. Mhte.r, Con-
ttthle Tuscnrom Township, Jud Dnkin,
Justice PoicU Lamoillc. W. S. Hill
man, Justice Peace TuScarorh.
The following Official bonds were mp
prove AMI ordered recorded: s. N.
lenlry, j. p. Elko; l.. G. Mcclellan,
t'N' W. y tuOiNi SNlNtnbIC lNuOy
Valley, +. l.. Clark, Constable Rail
road, W.n. Congcr, J.P Wells; II. S.
Tu!tlc, ]. +. Glover; Judson Daain, J..
Z. Lnmoiilo, W. S. Hillman, ]. Z. Tus-
carora; +. j. Frank, j T.. Railroad;
Lon Wines. J. =. Ruby; J.. +. Triplett,
Constable Eko; 4. VnmVlock. R,cnr-
dor; l.. Il. Barnard, Sheriff; l.. y.
Henderson,. County Cork; l.. L. Nor
lan, Treasurer; W. g. Love, District
Attorney; James Talbot, Public AL
ni%nistraior.
s I Hcres Of land lying adjacent TO the
Hospital was anld to q. II. Hale for tho
sum OF $500 90.
II was ordered that G. II. Hale DO
req iirrd to pay into the County Treas.
ury tho sum OF $50 rebate on insurance
paid by the county on the Dormilory
buildings previously sold by the County
10 said Hale.
The County Clerk was instrust,d 10
deliver 10 tho County Treasurer the
certificate OF indebtedness received from
White Pine County upon amount due
Eiko county amounting to $2,lli 80.
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Tnrks iInrirn Alike.

Owing TO tho hurried burial md the
total absence OF anything in tic way
OF post mortcm examination, II good
many Turks get buried alive. When
n body, however, Is discovered 10 have
moved in the grave. il is attributed TO
tho struggles Of the dead with the evil
spirits. No mourning badges or change
OF dress orc allowed by The Mollain.
incdnn creed. and their resignation 10
Kisinci clablcs the Turks To regard
the loss Of their dearest friends pliiIo.
sop!lically Cor. Globe. Democrat.
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A curious paper by nm English or.
gAni5t OIL "NIcl0dy in Srccc.l' asserts
tlinCa cow in II perfect fifth and
octave or tenth; II dog harris in II fifth
or fourth; IL donkey brays in n perfect
octave; II horse nciglis in II descent on
the %chromatic scale. Each person has
his Fundamental key. ~ which he ron.
orally speaks. bat which lie ofton
transpo5cs in sympathy with other
voices, or when he il excited. This is
getting it down iinc.-Ncw York
Press,
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a Nnmrr,,hin Tnnh-

Local an'iluarians and zooloris,s
nrc enchanted nj present with Il 1.-Two
toad found in tho course Of RAILWAY
excavations ri GrccnCrl;. Scotland
The toad is from %O.U00 to 30. coo years
Old. as tic stratum of clny IN which il
was found certainly dates from Tho
glacial period. It's mouth is sealed up,
II breathe! slightly through the nos.
triis. and though the eyes arc cutie OK.
presSivc, II docs not seem 10 see. = Sci.
cntilic American.
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hmcndin: 'rhc 'Tnrirf Fill.

A Washington dispatch Of the en- | in
stant anys:
Thu Senate Finance Subcommittee
Is almost in continuous session in nh
effort 10 make The bill AZ uo,r sntiafac.
tory TO all interests Involved as my he.
This can DO d6ue only by amending il
in DIN particulars. nnl the purpose Of
the sub committees is . decide wha,
amendments shalt be proposed.
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Through the courtesy of DR.. =. +.
Muller We Grc permitted to publish the
following ob.esvalions ~ to the changes
III temperature, both in tha sun nml
shade, during the ii nc of the eclipse
Tuesday:
B~rGinnins OF the eclipse. 1913 r. NJ.
Railroad time, Wick il 10 inmates
slower than sun time.
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a Postal Clerk Tnhcn In.

an Indianapolis dispatch Ct the end
snys:
a stranger cane TO The monoy.ordcr
department OF The PO+tOn 70 nul asked
I'll" clerk 10 s!cp t. tho door. nsa man
wanted TO sen him. flc cl,rk stopped
out, aud wIrn lo returned tic stranger
had vanished, taking with him $4,000
TINT was in tie drtwrr.
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A large number o! to tnt arr engaged
III hauling leo to thi v,rioi4 ECO houses
~ to.n. Mc.srs. Bartlett & Os.reiche,
sill put mp nbut go tons; Clark Il
G,.cii. 80 tons; r. 'ckhnr. & Frooli,r,
100; aud the nmDunt put up by olhcr
'itih,n" will swell tho amount to nonr
loo turH.
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DrHIn Of Got, nn.hf.

O. John g. Dsnt brn;hcr-iu.l,w Of
Gcnrl Grant, died ut CnithnIc. Mis-.
souri,, "n The iut dry # Til month u
tie NJ" 81 ~ ycar4, Col. Drns ,c.Ycr
viii Htrtt5n IN toe M.xcan wa.
"nl ~ 20 III The l,tO Civil var.
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Hoics BY tiic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
inR Reporter.

iIS Reporter.
K.lmin is dolSiuy from the lighters,
md doing the jnw-bon- net.
Joe McAuliifc is u.rsiug his broleu
"oec, and Applying b:et steaks To his
/ scolorri optics. B,rmy HON lost
- much mon = on Joe "a t he is COM
PEELED to cllncsa that Individual for tue
beef.
Charley Mitchell is lrounl with K.l-
lain trying to sick Jake on. bat Jake
WON'T sick 'om.
PETE Jackson. the Australian eitizen.
il the lion of the day. lie Inns his hair
curled all the time now.
j. l.. sullivan, the hyt ~ Boston man,
draws the color line at Jackson. j. l..
is not afraid OF the Australian; OH, no.
aud this prncllia"r won't Say 80, but
hc believes it.
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The election il over md in order 10
Keep step with ia" mnich Of reduced
prices We hive determined 10 mpEo n 20
per cent. deduction Ia tho subscription
Price Of the lsrIPESpEsT 10 alI who poy
IN advance. Hereafter tho WE,HLY
!SDrISi \ will bc 81 mud tho DAILY
i~SbErfNptNr $S II year, postage paid,
.mroriaLig in GdrdDcs.
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a i:nr:. Of crnc.tnrrip.

Tho tGl!3 or precedence IL 0 in.
t"rcatiE3 TO &c fashionable world Of
Lonaoa chem Ito multiplication table.
q man ,y"lrc3 t,io rriviicE, or roinr
INTO q dining r5C.l before another, Lc,
c"!iCo IL c5hic;J !iiT 10 entitled 10
priority Of confederation. - Youths
Cc:1pGniGn.
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Look IIcrcl

We hf To just received n largo stock
OF Ladies' lints, Ladies' Dress Qsods.
consisting Of Ginghnms. Linens md
Woolen', and Containers Clothing.
all OF tho Latest md most dc.irsblo
styles. Call and inspect illom.
S-2O. j. ltOsKssTocK,
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81. RRInnARr.

To,"s Siitiugs is published nj 81
year, mud you Cannot get II for Icss *.
ccpt by subscribing for tho IsD1rgs-
btsr. Siitings and DAILY I~snErEspySr
one your for 50 IN advance.
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Since the recent fire at Pnlisndc
which destroyed my hotel, together with
ITS contents. have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL mud nm now prepared
TO accommodate the travelling public
with good ACCOM- modntiUns, both as TO
bonrd md lodging. a liberal shnrc OF
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
~ Il NJ DAUu
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Give the humboldt II call.


Having purchased OF Brown Il Hos
hinS Tier interes, IN tho Undertaking
business, nn now prepared to attend
to III coils ia that line. | will Also nj.
tend 4" Ito repairing and upholslcring
81 furriiuro, etc. Shop Oh Counterfeit
'tIcct. roSt doUr TO brown & IIo.kin..
old stand.
Co. n. r. rE1Ft,us.
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TINE.
IL HND-.

Thus it will lie secn that from the
timo OF tie b'ginning to The midIl. Of
the eel p@o, tho last time given above.
tile thormonc or fell 23 degrees in tic
sun and only 8 degrees in the shade.
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ClOIhInK 10 Order.

A full line Of samples for Fall md
Winter 'lothing on hand. Over 200
fHmIlcs to select from. Mnde IN in
tho lntcst style, best OF trimmings. A
good Gt guaranteed.
ST. HgIgu,nr.
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The Eskimo dn0rways rrr very low
and narrow. which o&plaims the curl.
o,is rctmurk OF the huHt al; parting:
Good by; don't bump .Your head
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The Duke Of Newcastle. il is reported
will marry nh English girl nnmed
Candy. She is said to he sweet enough
to e"', l Ut it is 10 10 hoped that His
Grace will not lick her.
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rEalEs lpperfD rulUVd
TEsE HENLEY
MONARCH FfNCE MACHINE"

Is admitted to be the best. and hence
tie cheapest, machine ever introduced
FOR building Il strong and durable fence
III the field. The wire is stretched tho
full length OF the field; my sized wire
can be used; any size, length or style OF
picket a he nscl; anyone can operate
II; II is mH,!c O: the best materials and
will last n lifetime; in shoIt il makes n
encc practical for NIL purposes, comLin-
ing the elements Of strength. symmetry,
SAVING OF labor, protection TO crops,
perfectly Available for stock purposes
for the farmer, and proof against rabbits
and poultry for uursrrymrn. garLnerH
ana vine growers, and, above NIL, q
fence that can be made ut u cost that
brings II within the reach OF all.
The machine, with n sample Of its
work. can be fccn nj my ranch near
Fort linllcck, aud n cordial invitation ia
extended to the public to Investigate.
Having been appointed ngcnt for Elko
county am 10Y prepared to ill orders
or the machine.
Correspondence solicited,
JuHS NJ. DoEsEY,
Fort Iiallcck. Hcv
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live mud Let live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries md
PROVISIONS. ~ well IA glns. ware. Q~uccn<.
ware. etc. should not fail to examine
my stock md prices before purchasing.
"a penny snred il 0s good NJ u penny
cnthcd.' mud you can snyc money hy
purchasing goods ut home. | cnrry u
large stock of t~cns0nnbIo goods md
viii sell ut Live and Let Live prices.
iaS II. CHASE.
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isIIlN.

G E"vrH:-In Bolivar. Missouri, SUM-
day, Decrmter 30, 1888, 10 the wife
Of George Ii. Grover. q son. Twelve
rounds.
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installation Notice.

The oniccrs.clcct Of Humboldt Lodr,
No. ~, A. o. u. W, will be duly in.
stalled for the ensuing term at their
Hall on Monday evening, JnEuary 7,
1889. All members Of tho order in
good standing nre respectfully invited to
attend.
i. @. J~rssUr, W. NJ.
l.. l%iErSmAhT. Rec. Id,
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The PIesid. mt Of ,he Califo, mia Aih-
letic Club. says. that John L. Sullivan
challenged George Godfrey, (colored)
to ,tnud up TO him at his (Suiliran's)
benefit III Boston. aud that in San
Finncisco he offered to spar Bill Will
iaais, (co!orrd) six rounds. but the
nnrn2er could not procure n license.
lie now declines to fight Jackson, OH
lie ground Tint liz will fight no colorrl
man, nor any nan who has ever stood
III liGe Iins w!th II coiored mnu. San
Fiauciscnns regard this d%eciination us
an act of--cowardice.
An Arizona exchange. in speaking Of
the death Of Il prominent citizen says:
After u long and useful LIE, this great
md ro"d maj. was cut of. surrounded
by his weeping family. hy n csrbuncle
un his neck. U--u n c%uibuucie, my
way"