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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
DILLON AND O'BRTEN IN PARIS.
AFTER STAY OF EIGHT DAYS THEY WILL SAIL
FOR AMERICA.

FOR AMERICA.
Paris, Oct. lo-willism O'Brien and John Dilon
who succeeded in evading the Irish police last week.
with the intention Of proceeding to America to lay the
cause Of Ireland before the people Of that country and
who arrived at Cherbourg yesterday, reached this
city this morning
"Le France says that Messrs. Dillon end O'Bren
state that after they have finished hsar mission in
tho Cnted States they VIII 60 back 10 Ireland and
surrender themselves. The paper says they were both
exhausted by their voyage across the Channel.
In an interview to-day Mr.. Dillon said that after
the yacht on which he and Mr.. O'Bren made their
escape had been ont days the supply of iluminat
Ing OIL ron out and in consequence It was impossible
to light the yachts lights This made II dangerous
sailing In such q crowded waterway as the Channel
and several times they narrowly escaped being run
down by passing steamers, some Of which come peril
ously near the yacht Mr.. O'Briens sole object In
refusing 20 face his to the end I'm Tppcrary
WIS TO keep his engagement TO speak In aid Of the
Irish cause in America. He wns confident that tho
mission 60 that country would meet with success.
Ireland had Implicit confidence In Xr psrnei The
i,onai League va. the sole hope o2 the Tories in
their nshi ssain,, the Parliamentary aetenton for
He.srs. Dillon and o,Rrien will remain in Paris
for sra, d,ys ss" sy w u, er;a 70 av
Ing the motive. Tor the night Of himself and bis col
submit the condition Of ireland. and appeal behalf
of their unhappy brethren. to the scvcn or eight
millions of In h people In America. The Americans
greatly Interested In ireland and wc hav. no doubt
VI the political and financial ri mission
We nced money for the struggle against the land.
lords and 10 assist tho nnhappy. tcnsnts. who ar
cvcssa families. The Government wantd 10 d.
prtve sucrrs ~ tiesc resources and therefore,
dh MT hr.tafe IN hcr.-
Mr. Dillon recalled tho results of similar actions
bsaeht by the Government agnnSt other Irish mem.
ter II Parliament and Journalists ana said that the
only resource kft for himself and O'Iirien wa Night
Thry expcct io rmlarA ''n the steamer In nrc,aene
on Ortoipr g.. They will N:nain IN Amcriea four
nannths ard xiii thrn return TO England and sur.
render thrm elves to tho police. Mr. Dillon laugh.
we have been pri.Oncrs "a often that few months
nor. or irss rannN frici,tcn We look with con.
6aenr~ "a the general c"ttlon and the triumph ~
t.iad, ,tonr. who will gisc lfi.hmcn thclr pr mi'cd
iilrrt,.-
M TIiri~n met his wife her arrival at TIE rail-
wsy station TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
LIVE .NEiriCED Ey A srITrD olrIt1AL.

IislisN. y =. 'Tt. iG-Captain Lewis Anderson
the underwriters agent who dispatched "a IrncS
Eds srd l!id days 20 iUk an y the wreel
a tbe sehosDcr Mar Jane. Cape TOrmentinc, In
StcA disaster ell the drow nrd has rcport>d
thss d: tnfomed by Jcr-ons In the ncir rhbOrbOod
q the soene of the WIKI that the might havo
tcen ssvrd but fos the action of q Government official
VINO w.uscd 10 allow wcuid.bc rrscuers n taic the
Government hfc-boat frem is she1 until hc hsd re.
eeas~t osdcr< 10 uast edect frm the authorities In
!sdet a. c~i thls pcrnIss,oh the hsd ~ drive Q
IONS distance 70 telegraph " Charlotte stOwn. Ny
he tinse they rctorpe1 10 ~as tso late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

st.
Pans. oct. i6-in sddrrss 70 hs constituents In
this city iAN night u. NSquet declared thai he In
endcd b, continue his cndeav0rs Ia tho Chs mber Of
U~pu~S IN scruc . revision Of the consttutor with.
out the opcratSbn Of GENERAL Boulanger. whom he
said. he had abandoned.
The meeting adopted . vote Of confidence In N.
Haquea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE rRo,.piHs ~ TiCINo.

I--p. Oh l6-The conference Arranged by The
f,a,r.l t.mDcll for the yurp,~e al arranging the
ss.rnce. ~swccn the political parties Ia the canton
d Tti.o opened today. ". Ruohonnci. ircsiden' Of
a. r.puhiie. presided. The deiibe,.'i"ns failed TO
ershAsh .a rnsente b~<wcsn the disputahs.
II L. esrsrtrd thAt the FEDERAL Assemby VIII &c
IN extraordinary session 70 e"soet '"e s'oh-
Mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

figures without the daily rups.s Tho Columbia sailed
nom here on Thursday OF 05 p m. and according to
the dispatches received here yesterday. she arrived II
southampton at noon. Her bcst previous record h six
aays, seventeen hours and thirty four minutes This
Is euAl to about nvo days and twenty three hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE oRAspIxo british IN AFRICA.

Lisbon. Oct. ie.-Mosambique telcgrams say that in
disregard Of Portuguese protests the British South
African Company has made treaty for the eess!on to
the company o the territory OF Msncs with the petty
King Of Mutacs, alleged vsssal OF Portugal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
A HEAVY FAILURE IN GLASGOW.

London, Oct. 16.-The Mcssrs. Merry, one OF the
largest muslin and calico firms Of Glasgow, have
failed. Their liabilities enormous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

Berlin Oct. l8-The Government will erect 1000
houses for workmen In North Berlin. Emperor Wni
lam Is aRttating for cheap railway fares for workmen
living In that section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

Lisbon, Oct. l0.-The GovcrnorGcncral Of Porsu'
ore.c india hns been recalled account Of his con.
S"ct during tbs recent election riots In Goa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

N0VNLTf ENTERTAINED On THE BALTIMORE
C"prnhasrn. Oct ic-Thc tinted States cruiser
,altmtsr wii ssil from this post saturday next.
Ti~ King and Qusrn ~ D-numrk and members Of
m Royal family entertained st luncheon this AZ
t~rnoa bnarA the t'nssd ststcs cruiser Esitimorc
rh~se sso present th- Danish Minister Of Marine
fnited ssaes Minister carr and Nrs. Carr. and the
m~mhrr~ os the Am~ricsh Location. After the
mncAe"a Hr Ca-r. t~hsN oi the Royal family
pr~s-et~d "a Ton nsrd~r ~ hiry nf the Baporc pisp
txfaPh~ q tb~ir Ns~stc. snd ihr frowh irincc tn.
phpss,srsrh. lar the rrai siEna'nr~.
A pi>ssaN l<tidenf vi the Visit the rrica<A
ts- ss's lei sef9est 81 Queen Louise. of = sailor ~h,
ars1er sfst fuf nfrartiDn ship rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

TIE COLUMBIA MAKES A NEW OCEAN RECoHD'
The steamer Columbia has lowered the rcooeo As''.
eetwecn this port anl southampton. she at"soS ~
Assn end twenty three minutes, which 10 seSer~
Aeas hetsee tins than her lest previous pe'9oem.s,
O(Dusho ssss rseslvsd hsss ysstsrass oV'ps W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
CANADIAN POTATOES FOR THE WEST INDIES.

HALIFAX y. -. oct. l0.-The new Cnted sateS Tariff
law hes crested great boom In the shipment Of po-
tatoes TO the West Indies Ten thousand barrels have
been shipped from Kings County TO Havana within Q
few days They ere shipped ut good figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17


wa. subs' ricd fr 10 three times the amount Il the
hat.
The I~sc's Is worth ahont 20 cents: the nrw issuc
% Cntsn n"rtg,rr bonds I. therefore equivalent To
SA.rpHN. This 10 not small amount fof
rufopcsn capitalists In distant land. whcrr the
fa,ur 'arta ph'y might appear ss beire uncertain.
The Chan'~r ot Commer- st Havana. IN fact hs> NJ
rrsfv sddr~s>sti n rquc.t io The Madrid Government
aAnr for modification "f tho Custom lon~r duties.
In so'srqacnc~ II ih~ adoption of the Mckinley bill!
Hut tho real explanation of tho financial success oh
tap.d by tie tsaova. Cabinet l. found In causes
n~,rvs si home. The prosperous development of thc
lslanA e~r~pds Immediately upon the maintenance ~
.rasx IN the plantation disric's. recently Disturbed
sv shs sssays ct . irw ,~'sdit> The new Governor.
Oseaats lsesssi RsaavtatA hss taken st4a military
a0ases 70 isssss ths nIety ef planters and agrI-
eulsnssos: - kaa aiscaAy oetsiDed sigal
THAI esmpaien assina rbheFs. incendiasfe> and Mi
napper<, asA this srcmt N have becn xnfic.c IA
inspire earvpean invest0rx With confidence, demon
ssrstrd by tls hrcefoh aoee-s Of the Cuban loan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
sroRMIN WESTERN ENGLAND.

London '~t iS.-A terrbh northwest sslc prevails
s,on. the coasts of Lancashire and North Wales II
Is i-Ar-d that many wrecks will be caused by INC
s,tm The british ship ". n. Cor>ar Captain Brown.
\ IL trosr from her moor,ngs lost ber anchors, and
ssrsndeS She W.s subsequently hauled on By tags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
r,,r CAPE or GOOD HOPE hank.

London, Oct IG.-The report Of thc bQu'on" ~
weeks se, shows that the net minimum dencs
fts4.O co. II wili be necessary. the rcpo[ ~. ~
call an assessment upon the shareholders q SSo p0'
ahsre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

Ier,in. os. is-rhe collins containing the bodies
of Emperor Frederick. Prince wshemar ana fI"ee
Hslsmund were removed todsy from ue FHe9e"'
ttche st rOtsdzm and dcporltcd IN tns uc"
sun which In. been ercctsd at that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
HOME RULE FOR SCOTLAND ALSO.

London, oct. i6.-in letter TO ono of his soo.en
correspondents Mr.. Gladstone promises thss VI u.e
speeches he makes during his coming tour 'n - -
lothian b. viii refer 70 tho question Of Homo Rule
Se scotland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
y D(ONRD TO FAILURE

STRIKE DOOMED TO FAILCRE
sydney. Oct. is.-Champion. the labor Ieeaer. ~.
eebied u Burns in London that money from Ens'a"o
si Be useless 70 Prevent the faaInre OF tne sV'se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
rur Cu.eAN LOAN TAKEN TIP

NsAr.f oet iG.-The is-nc 20 Cuban s PER
cent mo.eA.e ond, Amounting 10 900 900 pc' c.as
wa. .as' r1icd fr 10 three times the Ani,nnt M the
ha,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
benz propf idnsu Elm 3ei9en CAB, Das
terlta fort3ubrtngen.

benz propf i@nsQ elm 5ei9sn CAB, Da:
terIia ~fort3ubrinsen.
Nne perifanbeu i'm. Robre1t unb iein1
S5eime fibrteu Oatetlia, obwebI fe nd
ftrdubte, In Elm entferntss 3immer. Sic,
iu9te man He sluuben gu MAIDEN, bag be,
5au Feline ernitIt9s 5OIsen babsn wsrbe,
unb baB eth nsuer 8srbanb aIes gut u1d:
den werbe.
Gber Dassrtla pom t6btli1em S5rsdsr
befansen, mar ni5t ;u berubisen. Die
@itberi9s, bic Sissrimme!" rtsf fs, lin
Sample tonnten fs i'm ni1t ibsrpinbsu
srmorben muBten ie i'm NIT elsnbsr uni
srbdrmIi9sr 5sisbsit! ., mein Batter,
mein armer 0aterl psr ptrb Did ridden
psr pirb has ebIs VIut ausI6isn, wsl5ea
Du fir bic 5rsibsit Rsr!insalanbs psrs
sofen9"
Sci rubis, OafsrIia," iaste Robre@t,
bias Rotbborn pitb in gang R%erIinsaIans
eri5uusn; ss sibt Rriss auf 9eben unb
COB. Sd MIL mitten i'm 9sfs9t bic
Seinbe Defines gatas aufiu9sn unb fe
trsffsn, 70 LANCE msin 2lrm nod bic Rraft
bat, bas S9uert tu erbeben."
Die Sunsfrau iiisB sinsn ansfi9rei
aus, bebsfts lire Iussn NIT ben 9inosn
unb fiHs bitterIi5 on 81 weinen.
sic fitl Dor benz Bropits auf bic Rais,
iammsrts unb bat NIT sefaItenen 9dnben,
fe gu i5rsm gater gu Iaiisn. sic wOate
inn nod Elm lettss &ebewobl iasen unb
ibm bic Iassu idIieben.
gnblid Don RttIeib l~berwdltist, iaste
i5r Der Propit, bab sr ben 8afsaan sriu:
den poue In bas Rranten3tmmsr ~ ssben,
uun bic grIaubniB Der Asrsts su srbaItsn,
ba6 Oaserlia sintreten tonne.
Wau Sfinete porittis bic Gbire anb
9atst sins tn has 3immsr bss RrGnfen
unb fraats ben Nr1t.
nRidts mebr, aIs cine esi@e!" sntsess
nete bieier.
,@sl5' entietlide5 lluslit!"
vSa, elm entieeIi5ss l1nslif! Iber
Rlassn f6nnen bier nt1ts mebr bsIfen,
5srr RaftsIan. Sbr miSt ;u Der Sung
frau ssben uno fe auf Sas uuslit UOrbes
reiten."
Der &afeaan entiernte f9 idweisent,
UNI feline traurise Senbuns gu erfiasn ;
absr tauu, mar er eintss a~asenbIits meg,
ais man I'M @anse einen p%elBpsifeIten
Sammeridrei bOrte. Oaterlia itirste in's
Simmer unb lief gum Bette.
Sin einsissr Bid iasts ibr Niles fs
itisB etnen furdtbaren S5rsi aus, Der
bur9 bas game 9aus idaqte unS i'll 6es
wuBtIOs nit btm 5aupt auf bic g,ult ibres
0atsrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
XII.

am bsitimnten Gage purbe bic Scoop in
8surns absstaltsn. Vile @ausn Der RerIe
batten ibre a~bseiunbten esi9itt. Satst,
Der Eateuan, mar bier ais Sertretsr Der
frsien Burger IN SrlSss, neben ibm iab
Robre3t S1elc99e ais 8e,treter uon Sous
them, meter hiutsn In Der SroBsu Sale
Disb.r Dos, Wil5eIm pan 8erpit. Su:
ssIram uon gshsu uno pieIs anbere Sitter.
Die 8eratbuusen iolten eben ibrsn IN
fang nsbmsn, ais Elm Wann pom bober
@sitaIt bereintrat, bsfsu ltoISe 5altun9
unb trottssr Slid aud bisienissn, psl9e
i'm ui9t r~annteu, nit adtuus unb @b :
fur9t erfiusu muBte. 81 maj wis Elm
Bitter setlsibst, unb oil Der S9eioe Ieines
Stwertes s!dH5tsn @ebsliteine.
Seine gri9sinuns risi aIsemsiuss
Staunsn beruor, buB f4 In einsm pumpfsu
@tmrmsI 2uft ma9te, bsioubsss Bel bsnen,
bic i'm fanuten.
,,gurdarb 6napp! gr 1T perbannt !
Sober bari i'm t55tsnl Wis barf er Bel
bsusm Gage bier eri9einsn2 Sat er bas
Rs&t, in Der Scoop gu iissn?" fraste man
einauesr.
0isiss Wurmsln ltisn Bur5arb su per-
lssen. URtt torniser Sttmme rtef CT aus {:
,@efsuen, III bas bic Bsiie, in psI5sr
ibr elm S1ladtopisr Der Sprannsi be:
srlst? 5dtte Niemanb unter uns iid
bauor ssiir1tst, ii9 bur9 bic Sissrimme
usrbannsn gu IaHen. 70 pirbs RsrIinsas
lamb isst ni5t am Raube bss absruuoes
itsbsn. Sober bari mid t6btsn; bsr ses
ringite Rne9t tam mir einsn Bfsil bur1
ben &idsn iassr, i'd wsiB ss absr pis
mid Der Cob au1 bsbroben m6se, err pirb
mid ni9t abbaltsn, meme pfi5t 81 sr.
fiasn. Sd bin abseorbustsr uon Bobsn>
burg, unbaIs FOLDER psrbs i5 meinen Sit
in Der Scoop nit s6enlo pieI &eSt sinnsb,
men, ais Der Ssi ts unter ben InpsIenben!"
,slber Sbr isib psrbannt!" risf cine
Stimms.
Wer bat ba ssipro5sn2" i9ris BUR.
darb nit i5le9t uerbsbItem Isrssr, ,er
fol- auffeben unb ii5 asisen. SD min
isbsn, pel5er frsis Rerl ii1 bisr gum Bod.
itrsder Der llrtbsils bersibt, psIbs unisrs
llntsrblider sssen isins Sriosr cIsssipro'
den babsn."
,Rismanb,, 9ismanb! gs lsbe gurdars
Rnapp!" balte ss bur3 ben SaaI.
Der Summsri9Ias bss gorfbsuSsn lisb
f4 b6rsn.
,9sisGsn," iasts bisier, ,,9srr BUR,
5arb Snapp pon 8st5fsrterts lit ais Sitter
bur9 ben bo5en Sof Der Sarons usrbannt.
Nls RerI tam CT II bur1 bic Nltslten
isiuss Sauiss usrurtbeiIt psrbsu er Be.
finbst ii3 ais Rsl bier, ui5t ais Ritter.
g8ir nebmsn i'm alio ais ben Ss,trstsr pon
SOoeuburg an"
Sin betnabs uQssmsinsS SinbstlatI1en
foL9te bieier @%rtldrunS.
Bur5arO babur4 ermutbist unb ti5u
sswOrbsn, woate ioiort meter iprsdsn
absr Der Sorissnoe psrpiss i'm sur Gabe,
bis bic &eibs 5um Spre8su on i'm tame,
Rabosm Der Raitslan 9adst In sepObu,
ter Beiie Sur 9Orit1t unb Dor @spaItlba
tistsit Separnt uno ben 9lntras 9eIteat
bate, benz 5arltsu cine Summs @elo an;
Subisten, wenn CT has @bitt ssssn bic Rsrl,
pie6sr Suridnsbue, i1rie 8ur1arb pl6s
lid: SIMMER bisislbs Nltepeibsripra6e
Wir babsn i3On ben Grid I'M ben Gals
IaBt uniern Seinbsn nur !Ssit, uns pSqi!
gu sr~wirsen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
81. Raphasls 8ereiu gum gduss Der
Gin unb G%ustpanberer.
NMr BeQ6 tNnQ


Bon ueiai.s susn Sstsu psrss Is 70 oft srfu4i. ,iutS
9rpaustsE cher Setauutsu. Ger aeer See ,cnsmt, 10
Castle Garden gu smpiaus.n uns ibm beklIHi5 al fem.
Sd bin ssrne 81 ieetm Stenite bersit. Rur m65t. 10 Bits
ten, tets seuan a~rjuse5en, init ueIAsm S5tit Der Bstrst.
ttuoe soTulsn lou. NeHn man Ins nttt ben u~ne,fd6rta
@ts uue ettrnasfdhre Settaustot, ua1n elmer tomnsu iog.
10 TT GO iduer, Ia jap unmoslia, SsmGueeE inter Der
ptaHe ginwaHeersr ~ausTneie gu MAIDEN. AUD part %
gut, wsnu man ben Serpausisn idou ts aereFs Der suro'
pGiIaeu Observation-Disclosures auadbs. Nuf titIe art plrSi
aua i5on brhbsu idr he geforst rsrstE, uNs sirIsu itIss
am F5srisn eirstt an mt4. @tr gebsr bier o. asrsJs
Der utriaistsusn Y:rtrautnsmauue unh btaEtsu ,abti
nod ~folesTees.
Der Spst sss ct. 3apSasIss Ysr,ius IL, ben 6,tisusss
StuS urs Setfauo a~uetoetbsn ~ IaH.n, uns ne per is,
stni Stastr In ,titiiteu uro ~Seiittesn Stusss ~ btuaA
rsn. Stee austIuit tn Betrrns tuRr ieeen Nnselss.ukEi
Der Reiis p!re bsreitptutsfi uRb sratts srtssilt. 90
ni5ss ea5er ttu Sober I'D In Rtiil anas Isssns; ittn psrs
traltnspoa an ben Seretn reuetn. Stsr stu Russi
Der ueri4i.b.asu 8srtrarsusuIdrur;
EsrtrauenSn, annss ctS ct. U%apnasIS
Seretus hno To;
ersm.n; S.rr eGfor 9. . tI5ii,r s~tufsntr.
SauSnrs; peri SStos0r G'aubsrs, ss. SsiSm'
auiIc,rp,u: GER 8. u. gs d rb n. ~ au,nu. gsarlSii,
Sottsrsau: 5err Sacob 36IIer. ran Der SGf n.
6aprt: Ssrr y. Gaubsrt Rst3m a n, 3Rac SJrLtt
sUueou: Ssrr Saitor 30. 9olL u. Union Strit,
Rs!tedapsL.
~siu,rpsoI; Ssrr BtIIiem Groa, SO Out. strse.
Rem BORT: Rep. J. RtuIaue, tatboI. prieFitr, 0 eta.
Strsst, e~sssnabr Sah!s yGrosn.
Sorto aItsrs. Brop. R!o 9raret eu Sul, SraFIitu
Ssrr IeususB allau.
Ssinutue (SoEa 5raHetsca), prop. santa eatbar'ns
SraaItsu: 5srr ScSior T. Sotae sbouiIa'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-23

Four gentlemen of Hawthorne, wha
are in the habit of flirting with tickle
fortune by the investment of few
dollars ia Louisiana Lottery tickets
each month, were made the victims
of hoax last Tuesday. When the
winning numbers were flashed over
the wires that day the operator (who
had seen one of the tickets owned by
the four citizens referred to) inserted
the number of that ticket as winning
the capital prize, and then passed the
message around among the boys.
Excitement ran high for while. The
lucky four treated all their friends
many times, turned somersaults and
INDUCED in many joyful antics. The
winning ticket was taken to Mr.
Knapp, and by that gentleman placed
in the vault for safe keeping. A tele-
gram was written to send the Lottery
Co. announcing that the ticket was
held here, and asking that the money
be forwarded without delay. When
this telegram was taken to the office
for transmission over the wires, the
operator concluded that his joke had
gone far enough and he let the cat out
of the bag. The shock was terrific,
and some very uncomplimentary lam
guage was INDUCED in by the dis
appointed. They say "a joke is joke:
but poklng crooked stick down
straight mans throat is nojoke."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-23
r he Marble Mine.
Soda, April, 1890

Mr.. Lulz, who 10 interested in the
lnyo county marble quarrles, passed
south last Thursday to inspect that
property Mr.. Lutz has just returned
from the East and Italy. aud has ex-
amined jill the famous quarriss, but he
AYERS that the stone extracted from the
lnyo quarry is purer, harder and sus
ceptible of finer polish than even the
famous Vermont marble. A mill ia
in operation at Verdi, on the line of
the Central Pscifc, where the Inya
marble is cut and dressed into any
design desired. This bids fair to be-
come AN important industry, as archi
tects and builders from abroad are
sending in orders for large quantities
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-23

A letter from New York saws: p. T.
Barnum's great and only show opened
Its American tour at the Polo grounds
in this city, last Saturday night. The
show this year Is larger then ever be
fore, occupying no less than twenty six
tents of all kinds. The grand torch
light parade took place on Friday
night, and, it is needless to say, drew
out an immense multitude of sightseers
who thronged the sidewalks and streets
along the whole twenty miles of tie
route. Twelve hundred people actually
take part In presenting each perform
ance, 800 of whom are what is known
to the theatrical profession as "supes,"
they being engaged to personate sol.
diers in Nero's triumphal sntry into
Rome. Many new features have heen
added this year, and during the coming
three weeks, the show will certainly
be the central attraction for all the
youngsters in town.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-23
A Soeia bls Party.

Last Friday evening number of
young ladies and gentlemen assem bied
at the house of Mrs J. Il. Mcbride for
the purpose of entertaining the Indian
Reservation School teachers. Miss
Katie o'Hara and Miss Lulu Evans
Following ara the names OF those
present. Misses Mate aud Jennie
Sherman, Misses Charlotte and Lizzie
Murphy, MISS Matte Conner, Miss
Lydia King, Miss Bennetls, Miss Ella
Holton, Miss Julia White and the
Misses Mcbride. Messrs. Graham
Laws, Fred. Crockett, A. stoddard,
VIM. Langevin, Neil Ward, Jay
White and VIM. Rossetti
The greater part OF the evening was
spent in singing and games of all
kinds. A song in the Welsh dialect
was sung by Miss Ella Holton, also
the latest comic song Anything" was
well rendered by Fred Crockett amid
shrieks of laughter Joy resigned su-
preme until nearly midnight, when
the purity dispersed much pleased wit b
the evenings entertainment.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-23

are in bad luck. Recently some high
rollers broke Billy Robson's game.
Then Fred. Osgood replenished the
till with coin, and last week Jim
Driscol pulled the tail feathers out of
Osgood's tiger-winning $500.
The Mt. Diablo mill is closed for
repairs. As no ore is being shipped
from the mine, the ore train has been
"hauled Off and the crew is enjoying
a vacation. As soon as the mil; is
repaired, the train will be put on
again.
The Bishop Register says that the
Bellevlle mills are not being retitted ;
on the contrary the upper mill is bein z
dismantled, and many of its timbers
will be put into the Holmes. The
lower mill may ia future be called into
service again, but certainly will not be
very soon.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-23
Wedding ReIls.

Johnny Warner was married last
Thursday night at Soda to Miss Fell
ciana Morales. Justice r. NJ King
tied the knct. A number of friends
went from Hawthorne to attend the
wedding. Johnny is doubiy fortunate
for in addition to securing = charming
bride, he is part owner in what prom.
ises to be the best mining property in
Esmeralda county.
Apropos of the wedding, friend OF
Mr.. Warner makes the following
poetic contribution:
FAREWELL TO THE BACHELORS
Farewell, Batches, must leave
Thy society, 10 grieve
I pity you with all my heart,
But then, the best of friends must part,
I'm going to try married life
And take Miss Morales for my wife
think I'll ind better lot
Than laying on the old hard cot
Old Bachelors, adiou, I say;
can no longer with you stay,
married man am gong to be
From your society please set mo free.
d. w. NJ.
Soda, April, 1890
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-23
A Young Artist.

Sol. Summeraeld IL dlsplayiu 9
marked ability as = painter. He has
made number Of very clever sketches,
and last week hs finished = picture
representing an esrthen jar flied with
ripe plums. Sol. is only 1s years
old, but this picture would be credit
to a much older student. His father
intends sending him to Nh art school,
where his talent will be brought out.