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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-01-15
NOTICE

10 hereby given to each Of the abovo-naped
delinquent taxpayers, that unless the taxes
penalty AID costs be paid In full, In current
fands to mo at my office, ON or before the
THIRD MONDAY (tho eo,h day. Of January,
A. D. 1880.
That on that day In Hawthorne. in the county
Of ksm.raida, State of NovadA, at the Cosrt-
house door of said county, between the hours
of9 o'clock A. NJ. and 10 O'Clock r. NJ, to-
wilt, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that
day, will sail at public auction for current
funds, to tho bidder who will take the sma Hest
quantity OF real estate assessed to each per
son heretofore mentioned, to satisfy the
taxes, penalty and costs hereon. and that such
sale is subject to redemption within six
months after date OF sale by payment of all
said sums with three per cent per month
thereon from date of sale until paid.
K. W. CLARK,
Ex-olicio Tax Recover. Esmsralda cosnty,
Neyada.
Hawthorne November ~, 1888.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-01-15

The locations of this claim are recorded in
the Recorders office of Deeds aud Notices OF
Locations OF Esmeralda County. Nevada, in
Book A, pages 152, 165, lG6. 1s9 and $50 of Pre-
emptiou claims.
Tue adjoining claimants are unoceupi,d
Government land
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Consolidated Placer claim,
containns boraS, salt and soda, are required
to ME their adverse claims with the Register
Of the U. $. Land ofice ut Carson City. in
the State OF Nevada, during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, or they win be
hatred BY virtue OF the provisions OF the Stat
ute. o, IL. GALLUP,
Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-01-15
Boys &Girls

II you viii send us tho names and Post
Office addresses OF ten persons between the
ages oi Is aud Is years. who ", uld be likely
To attend Il husinrs- college or normal sen Dol
We viii send You in return nm eleran;ly
written per-onall sttcr md ilnu specimen OF
onhand honrishiny from tnr pen also our
new catalogue aud crt ulars giving full ,afor-
nation about our school.
Addr~.s rkN>E ~ RAMSEY,
Bnsinc,s Coll &c and Normal lns,iip,e,
STOCKTON GAL.
Please mention thi. papor,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-01-15
APPLICATION FIR PATENT.

whence post No Il. Uss No GA. situated nj the
intersection of suGtherly sid" line of Sap
phire claim with easlerly side line of t-ss No.
ia. is distant sd6 +. ct on same first course
from post No .. las No ga Thence for
Second Conrse-s 81 deg ~ min " to post
No of Uss No -, total distance of 1888
feet. Thence for
Third Course-N 81 deg 81 MN " to post
No 4 uss No -, distance of " feet Thence
for
Fourth Courses 81 deg, " min to post
No ). Us- No -, a distance OF 1888 feet.
Thence for
Fifth Courses 81 deg 81 min z To poet No
is, Uss No 67a, distance OF i02.s feet.
Thence for
Sixth Courses 81 deg, "a min W to post
No ~, Uss No TIA, u distance of i5s.i feet
Thence for
seventh Course--N ~ deg 10 min W to
point whore the northery side Inc OF Us. No
o7a il tcssects the lode line of the sapphire
claim. distance 5000 feet. and whence the
lode line of said Sapphire claim bears y 81
deg "a min b, and continuing on same sew
enth course to post No Ii, Uss No 6,a, u total
distance of 59l.5 feet. Thence for
Eighth Course-N e. deg "a min L TO post
MOI, Uss No TIA, distance of 1913 feet, the
place of beginning, containing 81 acres.
Which areas being excluded from the surfaces
ground OF the Antelope claim, leaves, remain
ing o.!3 acres of snid Antelope claim.
Description of Antelope Mill Site, Uss No
oh, No2, y. Il % Il. NJ. u. NJ: Beginning ut
post marked " post No !, uss NoG. H. erect
ed ut the southeusterly corner OF The claim
Thence running
First Course-N IS deg, W distance Of
1900 feet to post No 2, Uss No G.b. Thence
running
Second Coursc-N II deg, E a distance OF
$50 feet to post No 3, Uss No Il, b. Thence
running
1900 feet To post No4 Uss No 67b whence
post No /, Uss NS s7a bears y SO deg. Il at y
distance OF 81 $40 feet. Thence running
Fourth Courses IL deg w 30 feet to
point from which the location notice bears
- deg W, a distance Of 600 feet, and con-
tinuing on sid course Of = II deg " for to-
tai defiance of $50 feet to post M /, Uss No
e.b. the place Of beginning, aud containing
an area Of 49, acres.
Magnetic variation Is deg 05 min 3, con-
taining Antelope claim, SIS acres.
The location Of this mine ID recorded In the
Recorders office Of Esmeralda county, New,
In Book d. page 49, Of Mining Locations.
Tho adjoining claimants are Golden Gate,
Defiance. Poor and Sapphire claim,.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-01-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
; rs deg W ~ links.


Thence Wesi. variation 10 deg ~ NV
si.f9 eaT to post No al the place. ., oeSih-
ming, containing a3io acTss. more OF iess' ae-
eerding to TIE legal SUBDIVISIONS Oh tho "o'-
ernhent surveys The posts on ihe exterior
boundaries marking e"fh"rs oil ms survey
IN saeh case "hea bot othaf"lse hoiea, are oi
pine llch by inrh. ny J ieft ana lheh's
long MARKED with the respective numbers
OF the portland the survey, the Initials oil the
COMPANY ana are set n mounds oil earth
feet base ga feef hish, ani inclosed with
eircniar PIT loot IN width, ana Ioot III
oepth ana 'teet IN diameter.
Description OF eaeh separate location esh-
shutting 'he several DIVISIONS ni the eohsoi
iaated Placer claim oi The Pacific Bora1. Salt
and Soda Co. which are as Indicated on tho
accompanying plat. and are appropriately
numbered ana described:
DiNsien No accomplishing the location
Known W county survey No Sss. located by u
=. heliy mas bccn made to conform to the
NV i OF SECTION No II, Township y, r. Sc
Il. containing 100 acres.
Division No 3 Comprising the location
known 3. county survey No. s67 located by
j. $. kohn, has been made To conform to the
NE n Of section No 10, containing 100 acres.
The ID Borax works are located On this
disirlon
Division No. s--Comprising the location
known a. county survey No &c. located by
{. IL. fatehen. has been made TO conform to
the h oithe NV IA and sW i of NV u of
section No 10. and the sh IA Of Ne u Of rec
ton No o. containing 100 acres.
Division No. Accompanying the loration
known IN county survey No eh5. located by IL.
Il. Toward, has been mnde to conform to the
ElS of the sW IA Of the NIL, Ell Of the Y L
a OF the sW Il. q OF tho Sc Il, and 81 Il
OF sWh OF section No y. containing $50
acres. The &c. Borax works Nos | and =
arc located on this division
DIVISION NO o-comprising tho location
known as county survey No 212. located by
Aorg. Miller. has been made to conform to
the ~, OF Ok i OF section No .. and W 4 of
SW h OF section No 10, containing 1850 sores.
DIVISION No. accomplishing the location
known as county survsT No al, located by
W. >. byrhe, has been made to conform to
u
ton No 10, containing 100 acres.
Division No 1-Comprising tho location
known ~ county survey No TO located by B..
W. Lire. has been made to conform 10 the z
= OF Sk \ OF section No 10. and WV OF SW
NJ section No II, containing 100 acres.
Division No s-Comprising tho location
known AZ county snr1ey No z6S, located by
Aarl'h Iarpsy' has been mada to conform to
tue A. ." = OF section No II, N1s OF NWh
OF tho NV y. and 4 OF MEN OF the NWi
Division No s-Comprisin. tho location
known Is county survey No a;6. located by z
Grant, hrs been made 10 conform to thu W.
Of NM. E,f of NWA Of section No Is. con.
taiuinr LOO scres.
Division No 10-Comprising the location
known rs county survey No 2r5 ,ocnt.d Nv
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-01-15
Antelope Claim or Mill Site

Or surface ground are required to nls their
adverse elaims with ths Register Of tho
United States Land Once at Carson City,
In tho State OF Nevada, during the sixty dsys
period Of publication hereof or they will be
barred by virtue Vt tho provisions Of tho
statute. y. II. GALLUP, Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-01-15

Its hereby ordered thst tbs foregoing ne-
tice Of application for patent be- published
for the period Of ten consecutive weeks in
tho Walker Lake Bslletia, . weekly nswspa-
per published At nawIhorne, KsmeraIda
county, Nevada. U. II GALLUP,
jaS-lOw. Register.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-06
Gin Shtlb aegen etne 5dbredlietle
&ratfheif.

Wait @uSnabme her t6htli6iten Ncrmen BON Qunaen
raufbeiten bat tein anberes aeinen 10 firdere Scr
beerunseH beS crsanii6en @epebes sur Solse ala ei
neS, has iid auf bic 9eren pirt. 8enn iplhe sranf
j4einlidfeit btersu sr6Ber-o unersraben lie poidn
zig bic san5e Gcnitttuttcn. I'm etnem icl' i6redli
Den 3utano porsubeu9en clte Bel ben eriten PIN.
3ethen, paB bafelbe li6 ein3ueuen Mene maht ipfpr
5u 9ofetter' MasenbtterS sreen has lid erfabrunas.
mdbtg als bbaf pirtidmeS Mittel bur Gnresuns unt
Gesulruns her 9arnprSane pppbl ME ter Geber, be6
Wfasen5 nne Der @tnSepeibe erpieen Bat Gtne anbere
mobltbdtise auf Der Sarn=treibenben Gcttpn hieiei
rSnst befubenee gstrtuns beru9t au ibrem @ermbsen
Der Nusi6etenn9 Ron llnretnigfeiten aus bem 8lHt,
mslhe, penn nt6t beieitiet, Gbeumatsmus Neuralaie
@tat, geaferju9t unb anoere stranbeiten CUR Gclas
baben. 9nr9 anresuns ber Rteren Su erb6bter iba=
9tet perart es rren retntsenbe Srdft unb bnet faz
pur9 nte ptHttsen aandle Sur sebeibHen Nbiubr al
ier irder unretnsetten unb tuperi6lebternpen Subs
itat;en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-06
Cine fanbere @eieai1aft.
Cine WuaahI fatfoIi1daer Wr;es4er N,

Cine 4n3abI fatbolil9er priefer mar
ss, Die li6 neuli9 bon Sen @roBae.
lDtpDrenen IN Brootlpn III elmer 2bels
tiaee auf i6ma6pole Mrt berumsantte,
nobel @ntbaGungen gu Sage traten, tpie
man he etslbafter fi6 faum oenten fanu.
Ser yrieiter 6raneis Dent batte geaen
ben frhberen Heoafteur eines in Olean
erideinenoen Blattes, 6errn @has. s.
Perions, auf 100000 5dabeneriab
getla9t, neil berielbe i'm als einen aus
Der Stride f6mdbli6 ousgefoBenen
prieiter be3et6net bate. um Der 6aupt.
ta6e aund9ft auf ben Grunb au aehen.
ob ndnlit) Der n8ater" Dent tbatldd)s
lid offtjiea aug Der Stride aeftoBen nor,
ben. tpurbe pater Nnaeletus be 9lngeIus,
Der Supelior beg 6raneisfaner. Olbeus,
als 3euge bernommen. Derielbe unters
breitete ein 9ofument, brett bon Nom,
In oem bs5eugt tuur0e, baB Der prieiier
tDegen unge5iemenber 4uffiibruna,
l1le6ten 2ebensnanoeIs, 0erfiibruna
bon Welbern uhb gef6impfung zines
anoeren prieiters aus bem Orb5n ousz
geitoBsn lei. Sa erbob fia boiler Wutb
ber Batter" Dent unb bgatate nun in
tetner yertbeibun9s Heoe 5adsn au
Sage, lpel6e bic frommen 6erren in Elm
gar 1eltiames 2i6t itenten. Wlit unz
barmber3iger 9ano unb nit elmer ges
tplhen Greube an oil benz OblcDnen
uno 8emeinen rib Der tuiitbenbe pater
ben S6leier bon ben, beiinIi1en Sreie
ben ieiner .8riiber in @ott" unb aab
ein3elne Details iibsr bas 2afferIeben
tener priefter, ee9en bic 3oIa'fden
S9peinereien nod Glnoerip:el f1ies
men. 50 rief er benz Grancisfaner bic
bic Jrage gu: o9atten ni1t felt 1865
IN eurer yropin5 Srunfiu9t. Sittens
lofigfeit, 3ir9enraub unb 5tanbale
aller 4rt unter benz 3lerus bic Obers
banb?1 Sob Der M6n1 berpeigerte bic .
WnttDort. No9 mebr entrhitet mari ba
pater Dent ale &udi9t Bel Geite unb
trat nit ben bireften Mnflagen gegen ben
GranaisfanersSuperior berbor, baB bies
Ter i'm Sabre 1888 einen beidtenben
Gnaben nit einem GuBtritt set6btet unb
Elm funges Mdo6en. Namens @egina
@rispi geraubt unb betfiibrt babe.
So9 aud biergegen fdwieg Der ebe=
tparbige pater NnaeIetus unb Der Bers
tbeibiger erbob @infpruA gegen tpeitere
oerartige Gragen. Na9 mebraiinbiser |
gerataung sab i6lieBli6 bic Surp ibren
Wabripru9 ab, wobur6 pater 9ent |
fur feline f6uerberleBte .gbre" l Sol.
lar S6abeneriaB erbieIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-06
gDie GoT Gunn;dohom IN or,

Wie @Ol. Cunningham in elmer
Weriammlung ber teraniihen 3uders
pfan5er in 6ouifon mittbeilte, 1ino bic
4uslidten flir clue CUTE 3uderrobrs
ernte beuer, troB bes Groites i'm Sc
bruar, bebeuteub befIer, als 3ur ielben
3eit I'M bOrigen Sabre, uno bic 6erreu
6ouie iomie Der 0oriieber un5erer nit
3h9tllngsarbeit betriebenen faatliden
3uderfarm beifdtigen es. 9lud in
Souifiana 1T Der Stanb bes &obres Elm
iebr gutter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-06
Columbus, o., 6. fseb. 80

Seit Sabren babe i'd st. Satobss
Del in meiner 6amilie aebraudt unb
i'd balte es filr bic bette Webicin. Sic
fann bon Seoem empToblen tperben. =
Sobn q. SIemmOns, 8u6balter, Obio
StaBamt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-06

70 Wenbet @ud an q. s. Sof.
bein3 cber y eu. gang, tuelde bic
3ineslano & Douglas Gottougin uno
Gngine bertaufen unb eineu tompIeten
8orrotb OH 0anb balten. @predbt
bot, ebe Sbr anbersmo tauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-06

Die
gs0delltlide Greie Yreiie fiir seras
erf6eint
Jeos" ponmerfag
un6 foftet
$3.50 ftr oaS Sabr pber $1.25 fttt
q Wonate tn @oramSbesablnma.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-13
FOREIGN.

A FIRE broke out on the 4th in the
women's dormitory of the workhouse at
New Castle-on-Tyne. The building was
crowded with women and children and
there was q dreadful panic. The fire
was extinguished before the building
was consumed, but six lives were lost
THE Catholic magistrates of Ghent
have declared the Salvation Army to be
disturbers of the peace, and have fined
all members of the army brought before
them.
THE Official Gazette OF the Dominion
government shows there is deficit of
$1,000 900 in the treasury for the five
months ended November l. Importa-
tions are steadily falling and the reve-
nue. from custom duties shows a shrink
age of over $500, 600 for November.
A PARCEL containing $50, 900 francs
from an English bank was recently
stolen between Ostende and Antwerp on
its way to Amsterdam. The package
was insured for only 1850 francs.
A BOAT containing the captain and
fourteen men of the crew of the Japan
ese training ship Monja, capsized off
the coast Of Japan recently and all were
drowned but two.
A TRAIN conveying material for line
in course of construction overturned at
Okayama, Japan, recently, killing and
wounding twenty-six persons.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-13


K1Ye KAIAKAuA arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 4th by steamer Charleston,
ard was formally received by the mayor
and city officials
The President has reappointed Jo-
seph r. Jacobs, OF Ann Arbor, Mich, q
member of the board OF Indian Commis-
sioners.
REV. j. c. WHITE, the oldest Presby-
terian minister in Cincinnati, and who
has been stationed in that city for fifty
years, died on the 9th, aged eighty-Gve
years.
JoHN Brooks, the newly-elected
treasurer of Clark County, H., has de-
clined to accept the office and has re-
turned his commission to the Secretary
of State, on the ground that the salary,
$500 per year, is too low.
CLERK McPHERsoN has had printed
an unofficial list of the members of the
next House, which shows that tho Dom
Ocrats have elected 234 the Republicans
SO, the Farmers Alliance S-a Demo-
cratic majority OF 146, not crediting the
Alliance members to either party.
Mrs. ANDREW CARNEGIE was on the
18th reported dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever at her home in New York
City.
IT is said that the principal object of
King Kalakaua's visit to the United
States is to propose to the State De-
partment tho annexation of the Ha-
waiian Islands to the United States.
SWAN GUsTAFsoN, a Swede working
on railroad at Cherokee, Ia, has just
fallen heir to $1,000, 900 by the death of
a relative in Pennsylvania.
COLONEL HERBERT, c. b., of her Maj
esty's Army, has been appointed to the
command of the Dominion militia, with
the rank OF Major General.
NORRIS MCCLEILAND, a veteran turf
man, aged seventy, died recently at
Lexington, Ky. He had been a trainer
for fifty years.
DE-. j. L. STEWART, a surgeon OF ma
tional reputation, died at Erie, Pa, on
the 7th, aged eighty-six years. He had
just returned from the worlds medical
congress in Berlin.
WASHINGTON MCLEAN, for many
years well-known in journalism as the
proprietor of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
died at his residence in Washington on
the Sth in his seventy-four year.
CYRUS BUTLER, one OF tho charter
members of the New York Union League
Club, died on the sth, of pneumonia
He was born in Norwalll, o., in 1929.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-13
THE MESSIAH CRAZE.

Canadian Indians Desire to Join Their
Brethren in the States In Their Ghost
Dances.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 6-Advices re-
ceived by the government indicate that
the Cree Indians are becoming disaf-
fected and are showing strong disposi-
ton to join the Sioux in the States in
the Messiah craze. In fact it is said
that some have already crossed over.
The total Cree population scattered over
the Canadian Northwest numbers up.
wards of 6, OGo, the Sioux 900, Blackfeet
1880. Bloods 1000 and piegans 900. The
government has taken steps to prevent
junction of the Canadian and Ameri-
can Indians, although an official of the
Indian Department stated yesterday
that it would be matter of congratula-
ton If the Sioux did emigrate south, as
they would never be permitted to enter
the Canadian Northwest again.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-13
WORK oE The FLAMES.

Several Business Blocks Destroyed IN
PIttsburgh--ons Fireman Killed and
Several Very Seriously InJurod-Loss
935O,OOO.
PITrsBuRGH, Dec. 6.-The fire which
originated in the third story of No. 0t7
Liberty street at 12:45 o'clock Friday
morning burned until after three
o'clock. The big six-story buildings
9l7 and 9l9 Liberty street, occupied by
Il. A. Maginn, wholesale storage Cor
pyrotechnics and confections, were
burned to the ground; Nos. 9l3 and ol5,
occupied by the Harris Drug Company,
and Nos. 919, 931 and 923 were partially
destroyed.
The total loss is put at $780, 600, of
which L. II. Harris e Company lose
st1O 600; r. & w. Jenkinson, 500, 900; E.
Maginn, 500, 900; Alexander King, $780,
600; Crea, Graham & Co, So, 900; L. II.
Smith, woodenware manufacturing COM
pany, $40, 900; Young, Mahood & Co..
grain dealers, S10,0 l. Z. Haid, PANT
er, So, 600. The damage to the last three
was by water. The total insurance is
S29s, 000
The Seventh Avenue Hotel is direct
ly opposite the scene of the fire. At the
second alarm the guests in the hotel
wero aroused. Notwithstanding the eff
forts of the hotel management the
greatest excitement prevailed. Half
dressed men and women, carrying satch-
els and wearing apparel, crowded and
fought their way down the stairs. Sew
eral moments elapsed before the guests
could be made to understand there was
no immediate danger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-13
A SWiTcHMAN'S BLuNpER.
Locomotive and Cars Badly Wrecked and
n Conductor Ground to Pieces.

u To tieCtss
CAMDEN, n. j., Dec. 6.-The signal
man at the switch tower at the junction
of she West Jersey & Atlantic City rail-
road yesterday turned switch leading
into blind siding used for OBTAINING
trains and to avoid collisions ut this
junction. The train was the Salem
freight. The engine plunged across
the tracks, turned on its side and nearly
buried itself in the soft sand, the cars
behind piling on top OF the engine and
completely blocking the four tracks Of
both roads.
At the time of the accident the con-
ductor was standing in the CAB Of the
engine with the engineer and fireman.
The latter two jumped and landed
safely, but the conductor, Samuel Leap,
sprang from the opposite sido and as he
did so the car following the engine
forged past the tender and toppled over
on him. He was dragged along the
track and ground to pieces; his head
was found in one place and parts of the
body in another. 1t is supposed the
switchman was asleep and, being sud-
denly awakened by the whistle of the
engine, turned the wrong lover.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-13
LATER.

THE firm of Nightingale Bros. &
Knight, silk manufacturers of Paterson,
n. j., made an assignment on the 9th.
Their liabilities are estimated at $780,
600 and their assets about half that sum.
Two THOUSAND tons of hay in four
large stacks at the Meyers-Fisher ranch
near Denver, Col, we're burned on the
9th. The fire is supposed to have been
started by discharged workmen. Loss,
SIS, 600; uninsured.
THE Army Appropriation bill has been
completed by the Military Committee of
the House and it will be reported this
week. The bill carries total appropri-
alton of S24,642,029. This is SI35, 55s
more than the amount appropriated for
military purposes last year.
JAMES w. HATHAWAY, of Montana,
has been selected by the Republican
caucus to succeed Captain Wheat as
postmaster of the House.
The work of the Crow commission
was successfully concluded at Crow
agency, Montana, on the 9th, the In
dians selling to the Government nearly
1000, 0O0 acres of the western side of
their reservation for S946, 600. The Crows
are quiet and take no interest in the
Messiah craze.
AT Topeka, Kan, on the 9th an un-
known named Degan fell from the dome
of the State House, $50 feet, and was
instantly killed. He was the ninth
workman that has been killed within
the last FIVE years while at work on the
State House.
AT Dougherty, L t.. on the 9th John
Brown was called to his door and fred
upon by some unknown person. The
ball struck him in the heart and passed
through his body and struck his step
daughter, who was standing behind
him, killing both instantly.
THE usual quarterly dividend of II
per cent. was declared by the directors
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany at their meeting in New York on
the 10th.
SEVERAL minor bills were passed In the Sen
ate on ths 9th In presenting bill relating 10
the circulation. Mr.. Plumb said that he would
soon ask to have the Elections bill laid aside
and financial matters considered. Debate on
the Elections bill was resumed and Messrs.
Berry ard Daniels spoke against it. Mr..
Quay offered a resolution (which was re-
ferred) for the amendment OF the Tariff bill
on the subject of cables, cordage and twine.
A res 'mtion offered by Mr. Butler was agreed
To, dl' ect ng the Attorney General and the com
mission ON site for the Government Printing
Once 10 take no further proceedings in the mat
ter until tie Senate shall rave u ted ON report
! from the Printing Committee ... In the House
Representative -el,ot Thomas j. Geary, of Cal
ifornia, was swo-n in Tho resolution looking
TO this removal OF the remains OF General Cru mt
10 Arlingto was debatoi NJ great length anu
finally deft ated by u vote of yeas 02 nays lh3
number OF public building bills were passed,
ami the House adjourned