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CONFIDENT BOY STRIKERS.
Mutual District Messengers Ulti-
matum to the Company.
Tho Downtown Business Paralyxed,
While the Strike Spreads.

The trouble between the Mutual District
Telegraph Company and its messengers IL
not settled yet, and $50 Of the boys In the
downtown offices are still decorating the
curbstones in New. Wall. Fulton aud
Murray streets to-day.
A few Of the smaller boys weakened"
and returned TO work in the Fulton street
Office this morning. and nearly all of tho
strikers returned to the ofi"' at 10 Wall
street. But the effect OF this was moro than
counterbalanced by strike BY the lads at
No. 10, located at Z Murray street.
The Murray street boys, fifty-five in num-
Dor. have been receiving from IS 10 - Q
week each. and have been liable TO night
assignments in the uptown districts. They
demand n raise of so cents a week in all
Ssy ssTne ana an S naht WORK
turned to work last night. the Company
conceded the increase in pay. To-day they
are out again for the abolishment OF night
work. and TO aid the Wall and New street
boys.
The manager of the Murray street Office
was askedl How do you do your busi-
why, ws can't do it. We have to let it
70. he replied.
Az o o'clock squad Of boys in Mutual
and an Visited lie Murray street once. They
emerged In a few minutes and one of thef.,
said; w. ,.,.. ,... ,.,.,,., g., :, s,-.
fifth street Office. we've left our names AMI
numbers. but we Amt going to do any work.
we don't want our uniforms torn of by the
In New street the boys were confident Of
success. Not one OF the seventy strikers
bows advised some of the smaller ONES 10
20 in.
''Thsy can't hurt MS" said one of the
largest and most intelligent' We ara All
'brokers'T boys. They can't do that kind
of work. The brokers.our snstomers-are
ali with rs. and yesterisy we every one OF
us made 81. so or So from our regular Gus
TONERS. who took our pa RI and gave ma THAR
work.
with their brokers' and we'll give Mansger
Ryd,r mat Till Monday morning 10 taka ua IN
at our figure. IN he don't do Ii we'll ali 70 10
the American District and take of1r ouafon-
eIs with us. N '@A' o1-
'Y on see. it's like this: A messen ger boy
sacures a regular euatomer Then Ria nav
is raised 10 a. 40 n NeeE. i,ut he does tIs
worth Of bnsinsas for the Comnaov avarv
week. 10 the COMPANY makes Cd. 50
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Forged a Note in Prison.
IGFEcIAL 10 THE WORLD.

BAN AEToEIo, Tex, May GA remarks
BILE case wAS.thrown out Of the court here yes:
teTdSy. The ruit.WGs against Thomas aud
Dennis o'COnnor for $50, 900 claimed to be
due on = note. The plAintih. Thomas
o'Connor. Is serving life sentence for the
10 . cousin to the defendants. and It WAS
proved In court that he had forged the note
directly after the death Of hiH nncle aud
by the O'Connor brothers is an extensive
one, consisting Of thousands OF cattle and =
range covering hye counties. Thomas
rich Texan who pTsseDted President HaTri-
soD. a year ago. with . chair made Of steers
horns studded with diamonds.
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Pooiselling at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Ky., May 24.-The pool
selling at the Turf Exchange last night OF
the GrAvesend races Of to-day was not yerJ
heavy. as the following will show:
First RAee.-st, Charles. p15; ClAadins AnC
Blythe. l2 each Sir Rae. Exclusion and Killdssr
oIO each hsld, $50.
Bseond RAos. .-EoE and Judge Aouou, $50 each
Nov or Hsver.And Rlymond q. ss each hsld, 440
u - each sAllIs MeolsllInd, SlO hsld. l3O.
IoaI.h hJ h-Sss"0hs0I S:5Lons "a SSd 0sSsIa go M.f
LisinonI. 80 each; Sir John. eS Held, 40.
fitsL Raes-PIiHs: hpSsEd; SO LsIa PsytS3EE
each hsld, S4o.
TSs.s so each siT S%Si %s ao I asd is si5 AaS
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GREAT DAY FOR THE RACE.
Both The Atalanta and Yale Crews IN
The Pllk Of Condition.
Now Haven Harbor Almost as
Smooth as Glass This Morning.
tsprcr.L TO THE rvrsrso vonLn.

| Nrw H,yrS Conn NAV oA-Tbere Il
Nh" AH.' ooh'' my ,''N
every prospect that the great fale-Ataianti
boat-race will be rowed before O'Clock ant
,,ao, ,ho r,o., ,..ar.hIo oonS,,;on.
"nuei sno hioe' oieoie '',o"e'
The light southwest wind is scarcel,
strong enough to rippe the surface OF the
s s.sh", '" ss AZ. ~. rs,,a "a,,ras s
naloor, snu 'ue en',e i1uI,m,9 ooufs y y,
almost as smooth as glass.
Interest ,, IN 'he even. mas become intense, ',
colleges. ' ''
Amateur oar.men from New York Pbila-
seeRnr la ao to New W. Hs~en. pS Oh Ne" England 'F'
n Tho ho,o,s 70 Ss" s"ra % s,e -, s,,o,.,.,,.-.,
poets Of the two rival eights arc being dis
Among the prominent amatuers who were
in town last night. were President NJ. b. b.
Smith. of the Atalanta Club; Vice -Presi.
dent William c. Dascher. President j. II.
Abcel, OF the Nassaus; Capt. Fred Vilmar.
George d. Fbillips, of the New York
Athlet1c Club; Judge Iighe; q the BROOK.
IN HhIunss;, deorge 4; Ace. ~ yohil
ShsHielai II: W. - Hf{ss; .ns hsrSsEa T, coien SIs
COOK A., y.u, A., ~,
botn tne Nauonal CARNEY anu tne Sol' !.
leRtans nave the uImost confidence IN theli
ts;pty ~ tss sTebt % has ns %reasbi np fl pnblc
expeGrt!aaloh 70 tne .op hoton. ,..u
Whatever may he the result. they al
sAy; we are 60, 'an III W iii nhge grana ~ race,
It's merits alone"
Both crews were weiahed ~ lart night, AND
their weights ana positionS In the shells TO-
dSy T'l pe as iotIoESp poor. ,oo ,ss,<r,
No. 2. W A. sImins. D0. i04 ID. No. 2.
q: ;. brewster: VI III 10. NO. =. A.
CARVER; Pc; t'o 10. N9' ~ ~ 4. u.
~. 10 10. no. Z, n b: ives, NJ ~ -
l6.: Coxsyain. i: IhSnmn,s%on. nl,% 90. 12o ib.
=, Atslanta. a.ooNo. !, Henry p, Cashion. i27
mo; usSrge SSsS9Snry h Stor a, ino IL No
BENJAMIN Van Chef. l'9 lb;; No. 5. G. A.
Lunlack. loo To- 10 ", FIeuerick Iulnnn'
5s ID; No. z, John "etaopi i'L 10. NO.
3. NJ YulgIey Stroke,, 10 eo1swaln.
s;,b X \. GiH G2ihh' Ih' iZ' io' A'erage-A'aiah'a
Every member OF the veteran eight Of the
Atalantas Ia in the very pipk, OF condition.
Attic ugh they seem nRht IN companion
with the giants OF me a college s. crew. they
Both Capt Van Raden apd Lieut. H. A..
MecLeAn. VINO are mere looklnR out Tor
them; say thh ,h Shey nnei ehpec' 70 Sho" clean
=, Tho weather to-day suited them exactly.
They have been accustomed TO row on the
smoothest OF water, aud II they can win At
all 10 would be nnder bucn condluonh.
This morning the crew took light break
lau at 80 O'CLOCK ana lhen went down TO
the hAIbor for short practice pull.
The Yale men took an early start and were
out ON the hArbor AZ z 80. ,Ihey are Dig.
brown and brawnE. and to all appearances
are in as fine condition ~ though they were
on the eve OF their struggle with Harvard At
New London.
Can't. Cook, however, does not let the pub
lie believe that he has any faith In them.
- What can you expect OF q crew that las
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An Interesting Talk with Mr. Bonner:
RACING POINTERS.
Opinions Of tho Tipsters as to the
Winners at Gravesend.

The following are the horses that different
tipsters think should win on their merits;
Referee, in the Sporting World, makes
these selections:
First Race-St. Charles. BouRhram.
Second Race.Tristan, Raymond q.
Third Race-Ecnpse. Russell.
Fourth Race-Cayuga, Sir John.
Fifth Raoe-Defaulter, Prince Howard.
Sixth Race-Trestle, Christine.
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Percentages this morning Of clubs n
the leading leaRuaa:
A Lynching In Prospeet,

MUREREEsBoRo, Tenn, May 24--Georgo
DupnAWay was captured early yesterday
and will probably be lynehsd before tn-
murdered hls cousin Last year Nhen she re-
fused to marry him. He also killed her
mother while she Ma attempting % rescue
the girl
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Monmouth Park Races.

The Monmouth Park Racing Association
has just issued q handsome lithograph OF q
field OF racers at the post waiting for the
nag, with the announcement OF the sum-
mer meeting dates. Monmoutha first rae
ing day will be July 4.
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kilograms OF congratulation.

KIsGsToS, n. Y. May 24.-stats senator
George =. Roesch had charge of the
Weekly Payment bill in the Senate. and As
SemblymAn Jacob Rice, Of the Second Ulster
District. ably and successfully ehampiOned
II in ths Assembly, The approval Of the bill
by Gov. Hill which makes 10 law was the
occasion for the. exchange OF the following
kilograms yesterday:
NV YoRK. Nay 23. 1890
Ny sincere congratul1 1tiOns upon the success
ful result OF your able, honest and sturdy nKht
IN the As,smrly toT tue Asskly ihy bal; The
GEo. 7. RoEsoH.
ply:
RosPogI. n. T.. Aay 23. 1890;
i have {l4e rotuTned % iowa Thanks for
eoasrAtelAt tloas. ~ yes Rohls Eedys ia.
RfSnpssd ~ tAt.saaeaea % tAs EfsklY Peg
hlsllissst itsss tks klIlls SEssnsaI saslil.ss
- 30 ~ Z Z Nsss ie. esff ssss-i kcssf
= 80 Aaslz 44s aA4z4s dAse1 Aze4.
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Seeking More SAVIOR,

WAAsLw. N T.. Nay a4.-Ths WsslsSa
Rss YOFk salt mAnufAeta5sn have beea II
secret sssuion a Rochester,, raakinR thelt
brains for device b. walsh lhey ~ raise
prices aad prevent competition ana tleaels
eEy. Thsy may SsElye - - eail tnlaa
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Couldn't Defeat the New Workers.
ESPECIAL TO TEE WoRLD.I

BETHELHEM. Pa. May 24.-LehiRhs sub
stitute team crossed sticks here yester-
day in . prettily contested game OF Ia
crosse with the College OF tue CITY OF New
hours play. To-day Lshigh and Princeton
play TO decide the college championship.
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From Other Morning Papers.

First Race-Blithe. /; St. Charles, 2.
Second Race--Eon, J.: Philosopher, 2.
Third Race-Verpatile. / Morris's best
(Reckon or RusselD. ..
Fourth Race Tournament. ]; Magnate. 2.
Fifth Race-Claren,ion, 1; Defaulter, y.
Sixth Race-Insignia colt, 1; Caspar, 2.
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Died with the flag Around Him.
lsFECIAL TO TEE WoRLD.I

MEAPHIs, Nay GA special from Flor
snee. Ala, says: Thursday nc TniDg Edward
Ksrna, Superintendent OF the Laudale
Hotel. was found hanging 10 the lTAnsom Of
his door with = tfn-foot United States dag
wTgpped around his neck.
Nj. kennA vas nAtiVs. OF PhllGdolphia,
Pa. but came hare from Nea YORK. aud had
Qnly oeeapisd kls pressnS p0Sltlon : feW
days. Re leaves widow and several chil-
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widow Prootor's Task.

6AH Josx. Cal, MAy 2A.-Ths Sidos q
iAs lAss Richard A Pr00toE 4 - M0uDt
Haniltoa, dAA Si1 dsspls eans lms =
l-lEoloE3ical p1Fk y tha Ilek Ob4sEs tlaEY.
1Ae Asel4ses - II o4EF = ~ hesesaas
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Baseball To-Day:

PLAYERS LEAGUE. NATIONAL I.zAaUz
Cleveland Et New York. Chieako At Hss Yosk
buffalo At Brooklyn. Cleveland at Br00klya
PtttsburE At PhilA Cincinnati a. B0stas.
UhicAEo Al Boston PittsbnTE a. PhflA-
AMERIcAR ASSOCIATIONS. ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS.
Columbus at Brooklyn. Baltimore a. Rsu HAsoa.
81. Louls Athletic. Newark Al HarIford
Louisville 81 syracuse MInfEt'n a. N0rcastaE
Toledo At Rochester. Wash a. Jerssy Oity
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First Race-Blithe, L: Kildeer. g; st.
Charles. 8.
: Second lace-Eon, 1; Raymond g., 2:
Judge Morrow. 3.
Third Raoe-Eclipse. /; J. A. d A. H..
Morris's entry, 2; Versatile, 3.
Fourth Race-Cayuga, l; Sir John. 2; w.
l., Scotts entry, 3.
;, Fifth Race-,Bellwood. 1; Pagan. .;
Prince Howard, 3.
Sixth nace-sam Morse. /; Trestle. 2; In
sigma colt, 8.
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Light Rains ana Warmer.

z1.- Weather GRdL
cdliORS:
For EaSssTR Rst0
York : Cloudy l5ea-
thsr ana li0hi rain /;
tOdrnlsr. S0UthsTlv
t0indS.
The weather To-
day. a. indicated
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4: Fl { = x < 3 -; i;:. E.
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fss sao sisst %ts ':saG
~ farons:;; ,BsgOod, l2;: Pagan. I22; PTinss
H;naSspd leo BiIi Barnes. liz G.itif:., lis lis
Golden Rod. 11sj Lord Peyton, ia CotilIlop.
ITO; HSoTssSSpAthy ITO; Dundee. los. and Fiat.
Sixth kAee-sueepstakes for thres-yesr-olds. Al
20 each, with sl. 900 lddsd selling allowances
hyS Dsi. pSTSs l2@ E1tTs D il2
l3Ssiw w. Rgby Roy,66 loI oAspsf.c 100; Trssii;
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slIIl Amer BviI DssEss

e: srss,E e Q. Sc. Z sss: e. s:nS::' and
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A Good Programme for To-Day.

a Soou programme lot To-Day.
The entries, and probable starters for to-
day are as follow:
First RAce-Sweepstakes for maiden two-year-
olds, at $50 each, with ,9l 600 added i've fur
iSs: I as.sssrss p sisss Sssssas laS Ssss
s1 soy vg,S i2S RIyssSa6 JHl; g. i9y
ing, 1906 Void. l0Y; Bermude, 100 Adolph. los
Sir Rae, 100. and Exclusion, l03 ID.
Second kace-HandicAp Sweepstake ct $50 each,
95 II declared, yith 81. 0C0 added; mis and iur:
long. ,IEon,r 11s; NoE or Never. 1l2; Raymond
Morrow. ,107; Tomboy, l06 Philosophy. lQ3
William DAILY. IT,. 100; Elsve. log; ProdiEal 1o2
ineny US Id.
Third Kace. The May Stakes for ywo-ysar-olds. at
Alu each. With Al O1U Addad air fnrlonaa
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E;S;:ssss:.. = ''a''s.-A'-- ~. "a -. "a
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Third Race-Russell. 1: Reckon, g.
Fourth Rnce-Magpate. /: Chaos, ..
Fifth Race-Defaulter, 1: Bellwood, 2.
Sixth Race-Sam Morse, ] Caspar. 2.
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First Race-St. Charles. /; Kildeer. 2.
Second Kace-Judge Morrow. 1; Iris
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'':i'sssi s;ii'i'Is - $; 3
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Olds at sioo each. sish Si. 800 sddsS one mile.
lbs.
Dwyer Bros. b. c. Sir John. by Sir Modrsd. -. IIS
A. Bslmont's b. c. MagnAts, by Ill Ussd....,.. llS
Preakness Stables b, c. Dundee, by Macduh,. liz
J. A. A. II. NORRIS oh. CAyuRs. by IroQuoia.
W. l. Scott's ch. o. Chaos. by HAyOn DO, Ills
w. l. SootI's oh. q Banquet, By Rayon dor. 1s
q. walbanm's b. G Ksnsood. BY Fiisstto. is
j. AcDonald's oh. Q. -. by Prince Charlie.
o. b. Morris" g. c Lismc;ny. 81 Lisbon.
j. skiMSdM MadS T. h0rri'' br. O. DIR. hsimu'h. b. "a
D. d. Witharsis B. Q. Ohicitain. By Unc.;.. iiS
ID, d. Wthsrs's b. Q. -, by StonshenEs, dam
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Army oRDERs.
Good Men TO be Granted FurIoush.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-Secretary
Proctor issued general orders to the ar
my, directing that three or four
months' furlough be granted to good men
who reenlist, that ordnance depots be es.
tablished at Fort Smell. Mimi, and 0ma-
ha, Neb., and that the depots at Fort
Abraham Lincoln, N. D., and Cheyenne,
Wy. T., be discontinued. and that the
exp nses for rewards paid for deserters
be deducted from the deserters' pay.
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News by Telegraph.
vICTORIA's SPEECH.
uer Address at the opening OF Paf!ia-
menf.

ment.
LONDON, Feb. IL. Parliament was
opened with the customary ceremony.
The text OF the address from the throne
YER 6es the forecast of topics and the
manner of treatment outlined 10 the
tifst dispatch.
The address says Of the Portuguese ques
tion that the Portuguese Government
has promised TO withdraw it's troops
from the disputed territory 10 Africa.
A commercial convention has been con-
cluded with the Khedive.
A provisional arrangement for the
adjustment of pressing the fiscal ques
tion has been made with Bulgaria,
All the papers and protocols concern
ing the Samoan Treaty with the United
States only lacks the the ratification OF
the United States Senate.
Following is the text 10 full relating to
the Australian question: II shall await
with lively interest the result of the
conference being held to discuss the i'm
portant question of federation IN the
Australian Colonies. Any we'll con-
sidered measure for bringing these
colonies into closer union will increase
their welfare and strength, and will re-
ceiye my favorable consideration.
| Following is the text concerning the
Iish question; ''rhe continued i'm
proyement OF affairs in Ireland aud the
further diElinution OF agrarian crime
there has made it possible to very largely
restrict the area where it is necessary to
deal with certain oIenses by summary
process Proposals for Increasing, uoder
due financial precauton. a number Of oo.
cupying owners, for extending to Ireland
the principles of local self goyernment
which have already been enjoyed in
England and Scotlaod, so far as they are
ss they applicable, and for improving the
material we'll being Of the population of
Ireland will be submitted to you"
The address also ssys: "a bill facilitat.
ing aud cheapeniDg the. transfer of land in
Eogland will be again presented. and
new provisions will be submitted.
The remainder of the address is taken
up with matters principally of home 10.
terest.
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DEsrITUTaOs IN DAKOTA.

stateheod Does Not Feed ahe starving
r GRAND FORKS N. D., Feb. I2 State
Commissioners Of Agriculture HeIeson
has issued an adress to the public, a2.
pealing for assistance for the drouth-
stricken counties. He says the destitu.
tion of some of the counties 10 unpre-
cedented. The want of provisions,
clothing feed and fuel is causing great
suffering.
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DISASTROUS LAND SLIDES.
A valley Converted Into a lake.

A valley converted snt0 LaAe'
EUGENE CRY. Or, Feb. l2.-Mr.
BolIman, Postmaster at Elmirs, has
just arrived with the news OF land
slide along Walker and Wildcat creekS,
tributaries of the Suislaw, 10 the Coast
Mountains, four miles long and halt
mile wide, Il destroyed all the bottom
land. Four miles long the land on
Walker creek is covered up. Green
Gays bottomland on Wildcat, at the
junction of the mouth Of Walker creek,
was destroyed, his live stock and family
having been warned by the noise es-
capped. The slide Termed lake where
the sehoolhouse stood. There are
numerous land-slides along the Sulslaw
and tributaries. The country is, nearly
ruined ..
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Iswa Legislature

DEs MoISEs, Feb. IL. The House
and the Senate were not IN session yes
terday. II is understood that the Demo.
Gratis will reject the propositions OF
the Republicans, which is just the re.
verse of that made by the Democrats
Saturday.
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Notice OF Assessment.

DELAIDE COPPER co. Location Of prSu-
~ cipal place of business, San Francisco
Cal; location OF works, Gold Run Mining District
Humboldt County, New. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting of the Board of Directors held on
the 3lst day OF December. 1889, an assessment (No
IL of 10 cents per share was levied upon the cap.
ita stock OF the Corporation, pay able Immediately
In United States gold coin to the Secretary at the
office of the Company, 426 Sansome Street, San
Francisco California. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on
The 3Ist day or January, 1890,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment Is made
before will be old ON FRIDAY. the 28th day OF
February, 1890, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment together with costs OF advertising and
expense OF sale. BY order OF the Board OF
Directors
W. II II. GRAVES. Secretary pro tenn.
426 sansome St, San Francisco, Cal
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RUSSIAN BARBAREIV.
TOrturing and Flosglng Prisoners In
Siberia.

Siberia.
PARIS, Feb. l2-Mme. Sibids was a
political exile confined in Kara Prison
10 Eastern Siberia. Becoming enraged
with the keeper of the prison. she slapped
bis face. He, for revenge, had her
stripped and logged in the presence Of
the prisoners and guards. She es-
capped further torture by suicide with
poison, and was accompanied in her sui
cidal death by the wife of Professor
Kavalevski, A few miles from the We
mems Political Prison at Kara is that oc-
cupjed by the male political convicts,
who on hearing of the tragedies revolted
en- masse. The troops were called out
and awful scenes followed. Shooting,
foggipg aud torturing are going on by
the wholesale.
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The stIver League.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2-The House
Committee on Coinage. Weights and
Measures gave hearing to the Execu-
tive Committee of the Silver League.
The chief statement was made by ex-
Congressman Symes of Colorado.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l2-The Senate
debated the Oklahoma Town Site bill du
ring the morning hour, in which Ingalls,
attacked Blair and Dawes for their eff
forts to cut off the interests of settlers in
the new Territory interest of the In
disns.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

wy r. BOWEN,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
AND
DEPUTY IT, g. MINERAL SURVEfoh'
Auwork promptly attended TO.
MAPS of County or Township furnished 81 reason
able rates.
Oaaee In the Courthouse.
wTEEEmUccA, NBv
j131s9Oa.
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nv C. HANSON, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE AT THE EAGLE DRUG sToRH.
once aonrs--From 10 =. N. " IL ociocs
rom 10 p NJ and from 10 Srs u"
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One I'0und Mates.

LONDON. Feb. IL The Financial
News states semi-oflicially that the
scheme to issue fl Bank Of England
notes has been quietly shelved, in defer
ence to the views OF leading bankers.
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CALIFORNIA
NOn-POisOnOus Dip.

NUR CALIFORNIA NoNPOISoNoUS
Sheep Dip is q sure cure for scab. gives
an increased yield Of wool. Try it apd be con-
vinced Of its superior quality.
This ie safe and efficient preparation, surpas
sing in ,ery respect all other compounds hereto
fore in use II benefits this sh ep, not only by
destroying the scab-parasites but also by 1t ac.
tion on the skin producing a healthy condition
of the pores, without which the yield of wool is
sure to be Short tins by stimulating and invigor.
atng the skin, il causes an increase in wool
that more than pays the cost Of dipping.
YOU want good dip, use the California Non
Poisonous II ia the best, and is absolutely safe.
Put up in one and five gallon tins Manu- actured
by d. S. TAYLOR & CO., san Francisco, and for
sale by N. LEVY & Co, Merchants, Winnie.
muccs. Nevada jan19-I
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POsGpOmement.

The delinquent day Of aNove assessment ia
postponed to Feb. nth, 1890 and the day of sale
TO Monday, March l7,le90. BY order Of the Board
Of Directors. w, Ii. H. GRAVES.
Sec'ty pro tenn.
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r II. MACMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
once An the COurt-house.
Winnemucca Nov
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-02-13

nR. a. Nj. ALLEN,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
All DENTAL OPERATIONS skilliuily per'ormeu'
Omco. Above POstOffce. an o"ii0in%
formerly occnpied by Dr. Holden
WINS YUCCA, NEVADA.
jan f5saf.