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The morning call., 1891-09-29

MINNEAPoLIs, Sept 2S.-About half the
Montana cattle Shipment is completed. The
total Montana run will be about 1872, 900 and
$1,000 have been shipped. OF this number
43, 735 were received at the Minneapolis
stock-yards since August 1st; $1,000 at
South st. Paul yards, and 10000 at the
Minnesota transfer. This is a very heavy
increase in receipts for Minneapolis over
last year. The cattle average ranchmen
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At Gravesand.

GRAvEsEND Sept 2S-The mile and six
teenth race, Terrified won, Bermuda second
Kitty I third. Time, 4S34.
The mile aud a quarter, Homer won, Pessara
second. Judge Morrow third. Time, 2:O9.
The five furlOngs, Caruius won, Brita colt Sec
Ond, Delusion third. Time, :0314.
The mile aud Il sixteenth POrchester won, Vir-
gle second John Cavanagh third. Time, :491a
Tie five furongs, Dixie won, Busted second,
Civil Service third Time. :O134.
The one mile race. Raceand won, Cerberus
second, Versatile third. TIme IA.
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The Chackar Tournament.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The checker cham
ploDship games, twenty-five In all. with
fifteen openings, were concluded this even
ing. Two were played to-day, one being
drawn and Barker winning the other. The
final score is as follows: Barker 8, Reed o.
drawn 20. Charles f. Barker of Boston,
winner of the tournament, defeats j. p.
Reed Of this city for a purse of $1,000
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cultural and industrial products of Italy and
America, with the object of showing the
kinds of goods that can be most advauta-
geously imported and exported. 1t is ex-
pectcd thus to give new impulse to trans
Atlantic commerce. This would be good
opportunity for American merchants to
Introduce their goods into q new mArket.
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The sigri Incident.

LONDON, Sept 28.-An official English
report on the Sigri incident states that the
maneuvers were carried on by the permis-
sion Of Turkish officers, and the usual
mining operations executed. Twelve cleo
tro-cOntact mines were placed across the
harbor's mouth, connected up to junction
with both stations, and to protect the works,
the British landed eig hit guns.
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JUST IN TIME.
A Desperate Gang Of Robbers Attempt tc
Hang Oanuty Sheriff

Desperate Gang Of Robbers Attempt tc
Hang Deputy Sheriff
GADsDEN (Ala.), Sept. 2S.-W. F. Bent
ley, John Bentley, alias Cagee, Harvey
Thomas, james GrOssell and Buren Leth-
row, members of a desperate gang of lob
bers in Jail under sentence for robbery and
train-wrecking, overpowered Deputy Sheriff
Melton this morning. They put rope
around his neck and were hanging him,
when Policeman Roper appeared and fired
on the prisoners. They fled back to theiI
cells, and it was afterward found that two
Of them were wounded. The rope was
hurrjedly taken from Meton's neck and lie
was found TO be still alive. He will recover
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Court-Martial Sentence Mitigated.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The President
passed upon the record Of the court-martial
in the case Of Colonel Compton of the
Fourth Cavalry. who is charged with fail
ure. while in command Of the military post
at Walla Walla, to take steps to prevent the
lynching of a gambler, named Hunt. under
arrest for shooting one of tire soldiers under
him. Tho court found him guilty and SEN
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Exports and Imports.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-The Chief of the
Bureau of Statistics, in his monthly report
of the exports and imports of the United
States. reports that the total value of ex-
ports of merchandise from the United
States for the twelve months ending Au-
gust 81, 1891, was 5000. 264, ,438. The value Of
the imports was $3.50, ,039,241.
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Obseouies Of Grand Duchess Paul,

Moscow, Sept 2s.-The obsequies Of the
Grand Duchess Paul were conducted to-day
with great pomp. The streets were draped
In mourning and bells were tolled. The
coffin was placed on catafalqJe in st. Basil
Church, where She remains were viewed by
thousands Of people. Alter the service the
coffin was conveyed to St Petersburg, where
the interment will take place.
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Average Crons in Italy.

ROME. Sept. 28.-The corn crop is ap-
preaching maturity, and in many places the
harvest has commenced. So far as can be
learned the crop will be fully an average
one in almost every part of Italy. Grapes
are looking well and there is every indtca-
tiOn OF an abundant production of Wine,
though it is yet too early to pronounce upon
the quality.
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AT BOSTON.

Boston. Sept. 2S.-The home team was a
easy winner to-day: Bostons IL, New Yorks
s. Batteries-Nichols and Bennett, Cough
lin and Buckley.
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" What Does 1t Mean ~

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Dow Jones & Co. IS
News Agency, under the heading. "What
Does 1t Mean ?" states Gould broker says
he is satisfied that Gould can float out m ore
securities by taking stand against the mar
ket than If he went In with the current, by
giving the public an impression that he is a
bear. 1t will take all the stocks he chooses
to sell, on the belief that he will be squeezed.
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Caused a Sensation.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-Signor CrispPs recent
speech at Palermo has caused a sensation
throughout Europe. as it actually proclaims
the AnglO-Italian alliance as an accom-
plished fact. The Ministerial organs in
Rome ask what impression the speech will
make in England, the Government of which
country has repeatedly denied the existence
of an Anglo-Italian alliance
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Entitled to Free Entry.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has informed Sells
Brothers, at San Francisco, that such Of
the articles and animals pertaining to their
shows as are the growth, produce and manu-
fac;ure Of the United States will be entitled
to free entry on their return from their in
tended trip to Australia, provided their con-
dition shall be substantially unchanged.
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Pattern-Makers' Election.

The Pattern-makers' Union has elected
the following-named officers: President
Frank Dolan; Vice-P President, William
Reed; Recording Secretary, A. Moore; FL
nancial Secretary. J. K. Knox; Treasurer,
George L. Reed; Guide, F. Shay; Guard,
William Shaid.
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Teemsr VIII Row stansburx.

ST. JOSEPH (Mo), Sept. 2s.-Oarsman
Teemer authorized the Herald to say that he
will row Stansbury, the Australian, for the
championship of the world and $1,000 ide.
He will take Stansbury as partner in a
double scull and row any two men in the
world, Hanlon and O'Connor preferred,
over any fair course in America, for any sum
from $1,000 to $1,000.
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Bold Jail Delivery.

CHEYENNE Wyo.), Sept. ga masked
man obtained entrance to the Laramie
County Jail yesterday. He bound and
gagged the keeper and released Miller, the
boy murderer. awaiting execution, and
Parkinson, soldier, convicted Of murder.
Miller was captured later by posse, but
Parkinson is still at liberty.
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Receiver for S. v. White & Co.

New YORK, Sept. 2S.-To-day Judge La
combe appointed the Central Trust Com
pany receiver of the copartnershlp property
and effects of S. V. White & Co., whose re-
ceiyership shall be auxiliary to the receiver
ship heretofore ere ted by the Circuit Court
of Illinois. This was done on the applica-
tion of Arthur w. Allen, Chicago partner.
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Alaska Salmon Packers Combine.

New YORK, Sept 2S.-The report Of the
combine of packers of Alaska salmon seems
to have awakened some interest on the part
Of Eastern buyers. Very few people wanted
salmon ten days ago. Saturday nearly, II
not quite 80, 600 cases could have been placed,
New York delivery, sail shipment.
The morning call., 1891-09-29
Yalentine,s Retnrn

Joseph Valentine will return to the city
within two weeks. He has been CON-
missioned by the International Molders'
Union to thoroughly organize the craft on
this Coast
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Colored Murderess Hanpss.

RICHMOND (Va.), Sept %. = Henrietta
Murrell (colored) was hanged to-day at
Smithville for the murder by drowning Of
her eight-year-old child. She confessed the
crime, her defense being that she could not
obtain work and support herself and Off
cnrin
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Marble Statue of the pons

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-This afternoon
the marble statue of the Pope. presented to
the Catholic University by Joseph Loubat
of New York, was unveiled with simple
and appropriate exercises, which were par
ticipated in by Cardinal Gibbons and a
large number of priests.
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Mexican Concession Cancelled.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-The Bureau of
American Republics is informed that the
Mexican Government has Cancelled the con-
cession given William II. Ellis and Henry
c. Ferguson. of Texas, who proposed to col
onize with colored people certain districts
in the States Of Vera Cruz Oaxaca, Michoa-
can, Guerrero and San Luis Potosi.
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A Desperate Prisoner

MARsEILLEs, Sept. pa violent prisoner
escaped from the hauds of the police to-day
by making an unexpected attack upon his
captOrs with carving-knife. Before being
recaptured he was chased through the town,
ana killed one policeman, dangerously in
jured three others and cut himself so severely
with sword that he died
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Italiau-Americau Exhibitiou.

ROME, Sept. 8.-1he Executive Committee
Of the Itslian-American Exhibition at Genoa
In honor Of the discovery Of America by
Columbus have finally arranged for the erec-
ton OF buildings, which will cost $4,000 lire.
exhibition shall consist of samples Of agi j.
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Visible sunplY of Grain.

New YORK, Sept 2S.--The visible supply
of grain is as follows: Wheat, &c, ,S62. 900
bushels, an increase of 2,31s,OO0; corn, g.
SS7,0 600 bushels, decrease of $4,000; oats,
5,470,224 bushels, an increase of $3.50 ;
barley, 1,264,000 bushels, an increase Of
5S7 COO.
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Assisting a Prisoner to Esoape.

CINCINNATI, Sept pa special Grand
Jury has indicted Lewis NJ. Hadden, attor-
ney, and Calvin Tucker. Jail watchman, for
assisting prisoner TO escape. They gave
bonds in the sum Of $1,000 each for appear
QDpa
The morning call., 1891-09-29

AsHLHND (Wis.). Sept. 2s.-Andrew An
derson. Martin Nelson and man whose
name is unknown were drowned to-day by
the capszing of row-boat near Madeline
Island. John Peterson, who was with
them. managed TO reach tha shore.
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A Lucky Farmer.

GRAND FORKS On. Dak.), Sept. 2s.-James
S. Sinclair, farmer of Dakota, and dis
tant relative of George Phillips Alexander
Sinclair, Earl of Cathness, has received
word from England that he succeeds to the
title and the estate Of that Scotchman, who
was also peer of the United Kingdom.
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Toasting President Garnet

PARIS, Sept 28.-At banquet at St. Die
to-day NJ. Ferry, toasting President Carnot
said: The President has contributed to-
ward giving the republic the conciliatory
character demanded by his country. His
wise and careful policy has gained the sup
port and sympathy OF Europe"
The morning call., 1891-09-29

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-1ommy Ryan of
Chicago and Jim Hall of Australia spared
four rounds for points here tonight, under
the management Of "ParsOn" Davies.
Hall easily won, though Ryan showed him.
self both game aud clever.
The morning call., 1891-09-29
Fires Extinpuished bv Rain.

LA CROSSE (Wis.), Sept 2S.-The rain
last night was sufficient to stop all the fires
in the Black River pineres. An inch Of
rain fell at Medford. and about rs much
generally throughout that region.
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A Rice Blockade Suggested

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-A News correspond
ent at Paris suggests the expedieney of a
rice blockade to bring China TO book. lie
also says that If all of Europe joined in such
measure it might insure the safety of
Christians in China.
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A SUPPORTER OF PARNELL.
Interview With James Stephens, the Ex.
Fenian Lsader. in Dnhlin

DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-James Stephens, the
ex-Fenian leader, has arrived. 1t is re-
ported that he has Government permission
to remain her the rest of his life. In an in
ter7isw to-day Stephens said: Il am a
supporter Of Psrnell and have not changed
my mind as to the Irish claims for nation
hood or the road to enforce those claims.
but as a majority of the Irishmen are elect
Ing to thy constitutional agitation l have
cOncurred in that plan"
The morning call., 1891-09-29

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-Secretary Proc
tor has finally approved the new tactics for
the army. and they Will be put in practice as
soon as the necessary arrangements are
made.
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Thrown From a Carriage.

MARIETTA (Ga.), Sept. 2S.-Last evening
Miss Matte Reynolds and Mrs. Merritt
were killed and Miss Alma Kohleim fatally
injured by being thrown from carriage
while on the way to church.
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Went by Default.

An order of default was ordered by
Judge Hawey of the United States Circuit
Court in the suit of Edward Van 0rden vs..
the City and Couaty of San francisco for
S51, 100 &C. aud that security for $500 be
given by the plaintiff for costs.
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At Clayaland.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2S.-To-day's game
was miserably contested, the home team
winning by hitting ball Just at the right
time: Clevelands f. Chicagos 2. Batteries
Young and Doyle, Hutchinson and Schriver
The morning call., 1891-09-29
Railroad Collisions.

MADRID. Sept. 2S-Fhe mail and an ex-
press train collided to-day near Bahia, on
the Lisbon and Madrid line, and several
persons were injured. Another collision oc-
Cured at Mongada, near Valencia, three
employees being killed and five injured
The morning call., 1891-09-29
Companv G Naval Battalion.

At meeting last evening in Justice Brit
tan's courtroom Company of the Naval
Battalion, N. G. c., reelected the officers
chosen a couple Of weeks since. This was
to cure a legal omission in connection with
the former proceedings.
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Eieht.Hour.Dax Agitation.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-At meeting in GIas-
Cow to-day Mr.. Brodie. President of the
Trades Council, presiding, Scottis b
=. League was formed to agitate for legal
working day Of eight hours.
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fenced him to suspension from rank and
command for three years on half pay, and
to be confined to the limits Of the military
post. The President approved the proceed
te5ce T. to 'u snsnensnn @ o from rsnS and Nd COM
mand for two years.
The morning call., 1891-09-29

Michael Sheedy. dry-gOods clerk, living
on Jessie street, fell in an epileptic fit yes
terday on Stevenson street. His nose was
broken and he also received deep cut over
the left eye He was treated at the ReceiY-
ing Hosoital
The morning call., 1891-09-29

At Milwaukee,.

BosToN, Sept. 2S.-Bostons 6, Athletics
The game was called at the ninth inning OIL
account of darkness
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arrest of Rudolph Herringer and Mary
Burns, with whom he is living at 157 Shiplsy
street. Herringer Is nearly 80 years old and
a house-painter. His wife recently sued
him for maintenance, and it is claimed that
he deserted her to live with the Burns
woman.
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A Rensiuer Annointed.

BosToN, Sept. 2S.-A receiver has been
appointed for the Golden Grail. the third OF
the Massachusetts endowment companies
whose affairs have been wound up by the
court.
The morning call., 1891-09-29

The apparent time of making the trip was
4 days, 13 hours and 56 minutes. but as the
difference in time between New York and
San Francisco is 3 hours and II minutes, the
actual time of the run was days, 10 hours
and A minutes.
The Jarrett & Palmer lightning express
made the run from New York to San Fran
cisco in exactly SO hours and "a minutes, or
to reduce it 10 days. days. Ii hours and 81
minutes
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NEW YORK, Sept 2S.- of the most i'm
portant horse sales OF the year was made to-day
at Grayesend, the fly La Tosca beug sold by
HOugh Bros TO Pierre Loriilard for $4,000.
The morning call., 1891-09-29

BROOKLYN, Sept. 2S-To-day's game was
easily won by the home team Brooklyns 8,
Philadelphias 8. Batteries-Foutz and Kins-
low, Gleason and Brown.
The morning call., 1891-09-29

The box-sawyers' and trunk-makers'
unions are about to amalgamate. and COM
mittees have been appointed by bath orders
to formulate plans for the consolidation.
The morning call., 1891-09-29

Joseph Tally of Dixon killed a monstros-
ity recently, which was evidently cross
between a jack-raboit and gopher. In ap-
pearance it resembled rabbit, but instead
Of the usual rabbit teeth it had gopher
tusks. The two lower ones were an inch
and quarter in length, and crossed each
other. The upper ones were over half an
inch in length. and cnrled up in the mouth.
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HeIp for the Miners.

The Journeymen Horse-shoers' Union
last night made substantial appropriation
from its treasury for the relief of the
locked -out miners OF franklin
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Cider Rehneru Rnrned

UTICA On. ", Sept. 2S.-Mott's cider re-
fnery and storage houses of Rockville, the
largest in the country. were totally de-
stroyed by fire tonight. Loss 100000.
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At Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Sept. %. - The mile event.
Brutus won, Sight Draft second, Virgie III
third. Time, l :45.
1he mile and twenty yards, Prince OF Dark
ness won, Carus second, Royal Garter third.
Time, 1:4412
The mile aud seventy yards Ell Kindig won,
Colonel Wheatley second, Hopeful third Time,
:46I4.
The four and a half furlongs X X won. Annie
Irwin second. Dearest third. Time, 0:564.
Tue five fullOngS, Marie won, Dixie second,
The Queen third. Time, 1884
The mile race. Bonair won. Turk secsnd, PoT-
tuguese third. Time, :4224.
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DISASTROUS Prairie Firas

WILLIAMsPoRT (N. Dak.) Sept. %. =
George w. johnson and his son. who lived
near Beaver Creek, were burned to death
The morning call., 1891-09-29

PAYTA PERU, Sept. 2S.-The United
States steamship san Francisco arrived this
morning on her way to California.
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EASTERN TRACKS.
Result Of Yesterdays Races at Chicago,
Cincinnati and GfaYeSend.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The track to-day was
fast aud the races resulted as follows:
Five furlongs, Miss Nelson won, Happy Day
second Roley Boley third. Time, 1:03s4.
Six furlongs, Fan King won. Bankrupt second
Lake View third. Time, 1:13%.
One and an eighth miles, dead heat between
Martin Russell and GoOdby, Signature third.
Time, 1:53H. In the run-o of Martin Russell
won. Time, 2:01.
One and a sixteenth miles, Ernest won, Van
Bureu second Time, :4S34.
One and a sixteenth miles, Forerunner won,
Silverado second Joe Carrier third. Time. go
One mile. German won, Tom Roach second,
julius Sax third. Time, 1:45I2.
Five furlOngs, Exclusion won, Maggie b
second, Long Brock tnrd. Time, 1:o2.
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
Close ana Exciting Game Between the Pitt:
burg and Cincinnati Teams.

PITTsBURG. Sept. 2s.-To-day's game was
close and exciting, Miller's poor catching
causing the home teams defeat: Pittsburgs
8. Cincinnats 7. Batteries-king and Miller,
Mullaue and Harrington.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

Lives Reported Lost and Tracts Of Pine Tim
Der Felled.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 2S.-A Pioneer Press
Grand Rapids (Minn.) special says "A most
destructive storm passed over the southern
part of this and Betrami counties, telling
an immense amount of pine timber and
causing some loss of life. Particulars are
impossible to get, owing to the remoteness
of the section, which is unsettled and unoc-
pied, except by claimholders and cruisers
for timber and mineral lands. Whole town
ships are known to have been swept over
Ii half that is reported is true there has
been damage done to pine timber amount
ing to many thousands of dollars.
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Neglected and Deserted His Wife.
Warrants we're issued yesterday for the
The morning call., 1891-09-29

MILWAUKEE, Sept 2S. Milwaukees s,
Louisvilles 2.
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McCammant,s Examination.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Washingtons 8,
Baltimores l.
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The effects of an opera company which
became stranded at Dallas, Tex, have been
sold at Cons tables sale for S125.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-05-27
Horse Flies.

To keep flies from horses, bruise a
bunch of smartweed until the juice ex-
udes, and then rub the animal with the
bruised weed paying especial attention
TO the legs, neck and ears. This will
keep flies and other insects off the
horse tor "a hours, when the process
should be repeated. A strong Infusion
of the weed Can be made by boiling it
several minutes in water When cold
it can be applied with sponge or
brush.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-05-27
A Mean m an,

A man may use the wart on the back
of his neck for n collar button, ride
on the back coach to save interest on
his money until the conductor gets
round, stop his watch at night 10 save
wear and tear, leave his and | without
a dot to save ink, pasture his mothers
grave 10 save corn, aud roll up his
trousers to kncel at prayer in church
to save wear-but man of this sort is
a gentleman and scholar compared
with the fellow who can and won't
take home his paper, or who takes it
few years and when asked to pay for
1t puts il back In office and has il
marked refused" Such a fellow will
charge his grandmother for the air she
breathes, and will rob his mother s
hen-roost and steal sheep. He is too
mean to love God, aud the devil will
even have no respect for him, The
same fellow will go TO church and sins
louder than anyone" Jesus loves me, y
and knows he is the biggest flop-lip
liar on earth
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-05-27
BENNETT MAKES NO ERRORS
A Story About the Great New
York Editor.

| heard a good story 10 New York
the other day on James Gordon
Bennett, writes an Atlanta Constlin-
zion man One OF the maxims of
BENEFITS life said a we.l-khnwn club
man, sis never 10 make mistake and
therefore, never have occasion TO cor
rect one. Bennett makes few errors.
He never ackno lodges one. | re-
member few years age he went into
his club on Christmas day for dinner
1t was his usual custom To give his
waiter s. on Christmas. he had two
small rolls of money in his pocket.
One contained five 81 notes. the other
five $1,000 notes. When Bennett had
finished he handed the waiter one os
tue rolls Of money without examining
II, presumlng IL TO be So. The walter
thanked him and showed 1t into his
pocket without examination After
the great editor had gone the waiter
liitW lbIln his TDll III DlIlS anu ulStfiN-
cred to his surprise five $1,000 bills
He was actually frightened and went
to the steward, giving him the money
10 lock up in the safe until Mr.
Bennett returned, stating that he
knew Mr.. Bennett must have made a
mistake.
"A few days latter Bennett returned
to the club. The waiter and steward
called HIM back into rear apartment
and handed him the roll of bilfs, both
stating that he must have made mis-
tak& At tgfis Bennett Strengthened
himself, without even looking at the
roll of money, and with an air of in
dignation, replied:
- james Gordon Bennett makes no
mistakes and strobe out"
That's just like us newspaper fell
lows.-ED. BULLETIN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-05-27
Fine Millinery.

Mrs. NJ. j. Nunes wishes to inform
the ladies of Hawthorne and vicinity
that she is constantly receiving orders
OF the latest styles of hats that can be
found in New York. Ladies, | get
them from New York, so as to be able
to oller you the cheapest and incest
goods that you can find anywhere.
have fine lot of flowers, velvets, tin
sells, rims and children's lace caps, and
every thing needed to make hat
beautiful. Ladies out of town, send
to your friends in Hawthorne to have
your order filed. 1t can be sent C
o. ID. Hats and bonnets trimmed in
the latest styles. Also gauzes and sua
silks and SO forth. Please call and be
convinced.
Mrs. NJ. J. NUNEs.