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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

WELDON. n. c.. May Especial. Friday
morning before day the cabin OF sam Jonn-
son (cOlOredJ about seven miles from mere,
was accidentally burned TO the ground and
his two small children were burned % death:
The cabin took fire while the children and
their mother were asleep. The woman WAS
aroused by tho explosion Of gun caused by
the heat OF the fire. She Immediately ran out
OF the house. forgetting her childen. AS soon
ia she realized their fearful condition she
IN ade every eiort to rescue them. but the
flames and smoke prevented her, until finally
the roof fell ia and they were killed. one
was seen - wrap blanket about HIM and
crawl under the bed for protection against
the fire.
The next term Of the superior court for this
county will commence on the 10th instant.
As the county democratic Convention mas
been called 90 meet that day, and the state
Convention will be IN session on the 18th, the
bar Of the county have .petiuonod Judge
Brown not TO open court until the 18th. and
it is thought that he will comply with the re-
quest
YESTERDAY was the day for municipal cleo
tions through out the State. except III those
towns for which special provisions have been
made Elections were held III several towns
in this county. but in no case was there any
decided contest. Ia Weldon no election was
held the charter having been recently
changed providing for biennial elections. IN
Halifax there was no election and the old
officials remain over. J. A. Perry was elected
mayor Of Scotland Neck and Il. Brtt OF In
field.
station will be established on tho Raleigh
and Castor railroad about four miles from
here for the convenience Of Great Falls. II
has already been located and a side-tTack will
DO put in at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
POLK TO ENTER THE RACE
NAY OPPOSE BoLT FOR GoyERYoR.
Democrats Indignant Over an Alleged AM
sncc Thrcxt-smaiicst Death Record
for Yenrs-Other News.

R,LTIon. ~ c., May ESPECIAL. Much
indignation is expressed by the Democrats
over certain utterances of the Progressive
Farmer to the effect that If Governor Holt IS
fenominated by the Democrats the Alliance
will defeat him. The fight ia on now and will
be carried to the finish. 1t IS rumored to-
day that if Governor Holt is renominated.
Colonel J.. l.. Polk will himself run against
him as an independent candidate for Cover
nor.
The monthly report Of vital statistics OF the
city Of Raleigh for April was issued to-day
and shows that there were IN the city during
tho month only fifteen deaths and twenty
births. This is one of the smallest death re-
cords IN years.
Many prominent Baptists are preparing 10
leave here and other parts OF the state Tor
Atlanta 10 attend the session Of the southern
BAPTIST Convention. The Richmond and
Danyie railroad will run u through vestibuie
train of sleepers from Baltimore 70 Atlanta
on Wednesday for the special accommodation
Of the delegates
A deed OF trust was TO-DAY executed and
fled in the Office Of the register OF deeds
from Dr. j. A. Sexton. conveying 10 Arm
istead Jones, as trustee. certain property Tor
The benefit Of his creditors. The deed trans
fers real estate in Raleigh and sewhere con-
sisting Of part OF valuable lot op
Fayetteville street and three hundred
acres OF land IN Harnett county.
The liabilities are about 5000 and are as
follows: Raleigh Savings Bank. note for
q. 900: Commercial Savings Bank Of Farm
vile. Va. S4.lCO; G.. ID. Rand. Richmond
w.. 81 500 T.. b. Barbeo. $1,000. The ming
OF the deed Of trust was mere tormahty to
dispose Of the property, Or. Sexton having
removed from Raleigh. 1t does not SIGNIFY
"a failure IN any sense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
cnMMINGS IN 4 SCRAP.
Tho New York COngressman Lays Out
Washer in fine Style.


A Washington dispatch says: Amos Cum
mings thought he detected masher at work
Monday and taught him the dangers of
MASKING MIR. Cummings and his wife, with
"a party Of ladies' and gentlemen. were coming
up from Marshall Hall on board the Meal
lister when the Lesson WAS given. tall,
handsome man sat opposite the group on the
deck and Mr.. Cummings soon made up his
mind that the stranger was trying q tilrt
with somebody in his party After standing
il as long as he could, the New York repre-
sentative jumped to his feet. and exclaimlng
Those ladies, SIT, are respectable. struck
the stranger "a terrific blow on the side OF the
face.
Before he recovered he received another
swinging left-lander. which utterly demOTal-
lied HIM BY the time he got on his feet the
ladies and gentlemen had rushed between
Mr.. Cummings and the mashed masher, and
they prevented him from getting at the Rep
rosentAtlvo OF the Representative from get
ting at him, although both wanted 10 night Il
out
The ladies begged Mr.. Cummings not 70
make scene and led him away. The masher
disappeared aud returned with the Captain
aud two deck hands. 10 whom he pointed out
Dir. Cummings. The Captain shook his head
and refused 10 interfere. he friends of the
battered stranger got him down stairs and
ut4Q MIN lLtlt WItu iub DDAl lAlQtu ullll
Mr.. Cummings and has party were safely
away.
The stranger refused to give his name. but
swore that he would have vengeance one of
his friends said that Mr.. Cummings would
receive a challenge. and II he refused 10 fight
n duel he would DO horsewhipped on the
public streets. The aggrleved mans COM
pani0ns assert that Mr.. Cummings WAS alto
Rether too hasty, and that the man he at
tackled was gentleman who had no iden Of
insulting any of the ladies who were with
the Representative. They say ho was simply
admiring one of the ladies IN respectful
manner
Mr.. Cummings could not be found, but a
friend OF his says he was entirely justified IN
acting as he dii. This friend says the man
was particularly offensive 10 Mrs. Cummings,
who moved several times TO escape his per
sistent Ogling. From this source II was
learned that Just before the boat landed the
stranger suddenly made a rush for Mr. Cum
mings. but stopped short II few 1eet away,
whom he saw tho New Orker throw back
his coat and apparently reach for "a pistol.
The pistol II Mr.. Cummings had one was
not drawn. because tho strangers friends
reached him and took him below. The AS
seult produced Great excitement on the boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

Madame Adelina Patti. accompanied 10y hef
husband. Signor Erne-to Niconni. We're TO
oe,yed at O'Clock Monday by President Har-
rison In the Red Parlor OF the White House.
where Mrs. Mckee. Lieutenant and Mira far-
kor assisted in doing the honors. After q pleas
ant talk with tho President, the great prima
donna was shown through the suite OF pariors,
the East room, and the conservatory az this
was her frat visit to the White House. Some
of the choicest blossoms in the conservatory
were carried away as souvenirs Of the memoir
able visit. While ia New York Patti having
frequently expressed a desire to visit the
White House. was advised by friend 70
write 10 the President and request the PRIV;
lege. which she did. and accordingly received
in reply the appointment TOR Monday" ASH
ington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

Tries TO Swim the Hudson, but Abandons the
Effort.

Tries 10 Swim the Hudson, but Abandons the
Effort.
John Smith. driver OF Buffalo, undertook
to SWIM from New York 20 Jersey City Mon
day night and made dismal failure OF it..
Smith was standing ~ the entrance of the
Chambers-stfeet ferry about 10 O'clock,
when a boat came IN from Jersey City The
passengers rushed out III "a crowd. Smith
snatched hundred dollar diamond pin from
the crayat OF Henry beakey. OF No. 20 Hott
street BROOKLYN, aud started 10 rum Beakey
chased the fellow. and Oiticer Randell. OF the
Le0nard-street station. also started after him.
Finding that he was being Oyertaken Smith
turned towards the river. and nj Jay street
jumped Oh the dock and struck out Justify
Tor the New Jersey shore.
The idea of swimming tho Hudson under
Tie circumstances Was so ludicrous that both
Eeakey and tho officer sat down on the string
piece OF the dock and laughed They knew
snith would be obliged u turn back, and
they simply sat still and waited About five
minutes later they heard a call for help. and
smith appeared. slowly swimming back to
the shore. lie WAS pulled ashore and taken
TO ihe Ieonard-street station, where be- was
Locked AZ. The diamond pin could not 10
found about Smith. who denied all knOwl-
edge OF 1t. but ho could not tell why no ran
80 fast and finally Jumped into tho river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
18th Day of May, 1892,
AT 4.an O'CLOCK NJ.

q LOT ~ land known as the STATE CATTLE
PENS. situated in the county OF Henrico near
the city Of Richmond, fronting on the Brook
turnpike sjl feet and running back between
parallel lines 20iA feet, containing two acres
more or less.
The said lot OF land to be sold az whole or IN
parcels to DO determined upon AZ the time and
The term. Of sale TO be one-third cash and the
balance in the bonds OF the purchaser phyabIe
10 the said board in equal amounts a. one. Two
and three years from the day OF sale, bearing
interest al per centum per annuini the pIr-
chasers respectively. TO pay IN hand IN cash on
the day Of sale 80 per centum or their respective
purchases and make settlement IN full on con-
frmation OF sale, and III such settlement 70 nave
the option Of paying the whole amount IN cssh
should he or they so elect. Failure on the part
of any OF the purchasers 10 make such settle
ment for ten days after notice OF such conhrna-
ton shall work forfeiture OF the I'D per
centum paid III hand IS above, the sum 90 pAlu,
however, to be refunded IN case tho sale DO set
The sale is to be subject to the approval and
confirmation by the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Richmond TO which court the board Is M
strucied and required 10 make report OF its
proceedings hereunder. with account Thereon,
within ten days sfter such sale, which report
shall be for thirty days IN the cleiK
Office Of said court for exceptions thereof. And
in case OF a sale being set aside by the court OF
OF Noncompliance by tho purchaser the sald
board will thereupOn prOceed 10 sel INC pro
perty again OF the terms horelnbefore set forth
should the sale be confirmed the said board
will execute the same by transfer OF possession
TO tho purchaser or purchasers. and by con-
yeyance with general warranty on the part or
the State upon payment Of the entire purchase
money. T. ". MCKINNEY
Governor;
MORTON MAklE.
Auditor OF Public Accounts;
A. ". HARLAN. JR.,
Treasurer.
BOSWELL & HARMAN, Auctioneers
moi unv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
AccIdentIy Shot Himself.

SHELBY, n. c.. May Especial. j. n.
Dellinger. young merchant shot himself
accidentally in the left side last night. Mr..
Dellinger says that in changing his pistol
from the breast pocket TO the hap pocket the
hammer caught and the weapon was dis
charged wounding him severely but not NOR
tally He was carried home and the ball ex-
tracted to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

7 OsT- YESTERDAY MORNING BE -.
l. TWEEN Sixth and Broad and Eighth - q
between Clay and Leigh. l.adys Gold EzES5
case of watch were letters 3. " j.. A reward
Of 90 Will be paid il returned 10 No l2 east
Main my3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
IN IOMAO RAlLROAD.-Schedule cOmmenc-

ing APRIL %. iof. 9sfarl standard time.
olA II. leaves Byrd-street station daily;
stops ONLY a. Ashland. l0swoL
Milford, Frederickburg, Brooke
and NlloWater sleeper Washing.
ION ami New York. A .riyes A.
Washington 40 1901 T. IT.: Balti %
more. T.. NJ Philadelphia, 3.is
T. M.: New York o T. w.
II 20 A. n, leaves Byrd-street station lailY OK.
cent Sunday Buffet Parlor Car
Richmond % New York. Arrives
a. Mssh,ngton, sc 81 3.i( L NJ Bsltl,
uos P NJ. Leave, 6Trd,'t5eot station daily
Sleeping car Richmond % New
York Siogs only 81 Ashland, Dos
Brooke and Widouaft stops AZ
other stations on sund-yt Arrives
e. Washington 40 1850 %. Baltl-
moro. l2.53 A. IT.: PHILADELPHIA. 8sD
=. Nj New IL rk. 20 A. n
$50 A IL. arrives at Byrd-strcet station daily.
Sleeper from New iork. stops only
a. Nidewster, Brooke. frederiok'-
burg Milford. well AID Ash
land; Stops NJ other stations on
SUNDAYS Leaves Washington at
qs~P p. N, arrives AZ Byrd-strest station daily
Stops A. Frederick burg, Milford,
o well and Ashland Sleeper
from Now fors TO Washington and
nn-UI.gfUu 20 llrNln. nj. does
not not St. stop Pat at El0a N Leaves Washing
s:s5 p IL, arrives 40 Byrd-street station daily
except Sunday. Buffet larlor Car
New York to Richmond. LehyeI
Washington az BOZ =. n.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
800 T. ~, leaves ByrG-streot station; arrives
AZ tredoricks burg AZ 6:3a T. VI.
$40 A H.. arrives AZ Byrd-street station;
leaves fredericksburg AZ 6 :O5 A. X
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAILT Except SUNDAY
C4s A ~. leaves Elba arrives a. Ashland \,
7.3i l. w.
6n2 p H.. leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland Il
b:l. T.. NJ
Gas A ~, arrives a. Elba: leaves Ashland al
6;O5 A ~
o. r M. arrives at Elba; leaves AshlAnd.s
5:ls H. ~
e. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
T. T. ID. MYERs. General Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAyORITE ROUTE 10 BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND.

1hA1N 10. %. 3.lO I. II.
I OCAL EXPRESS daily. except Sund.,
II Stops al all stations. AZ Lester Manor con.
meets with stage for Walkerton. also connect,
with Baltimore steamer AZ IVES. Point
TRAIN No. i6. $40 r. NJ
baltimore LIMITED. daily. excep. sun.
II day for West Point. connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore. A. Baltimor,
steamers connect with Baltimore snd Ohio rail-
road for Washington. Philadelphia and New
York. FARE; Richmond 20 Baltimore. 81: %
Warrington, %; % Philadelphia. $3.50. WOW
York, $50.
STEAMER. LEAVE BALTIMORE T. "
t'Qk NESI POINT, daily. except SUNDAY,
thence b. Richmond and Danyll. railroad
to Nichmond, arriving al $40 A. II aud O.J
TRAIN No. 30 30 NJ
1 OCAL MIXED. daily, except sunday leave,
~ niy-third street station for West poin,
and Intermediate points.
Ticket Office az station foot of Virginia street
omen 90 A. u. TO 600 +. ~, and from 800 .
City ticket Office soi Main street.
SOL. HAAS. JAS Z. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
W. A. TURK.
Assistant. General Passenger Agent
Charlotte y. u
W. IT, GREEN. General Manager
T.. BERKELEY. superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
InSureS againStFiTe &LiShtnin6
ALL DESCRIPTIONS Of PROPERTY N COUNTRY mo IoHS,
PRIVATE or PUBLIC. INSURED Ar FAIR RATES,
on ACCOMMODATING TERMS
DIssoLUrIoN or copARrNeEsnIr.


richmond Va. April 30, 1892
THE FIRM OF JOSEPH HALL co. is
4 this day dissolved by mutual consent
The plant and good will Of Tie concern has
been purchased by CfIAMlLIN i SCOTT.
The old firm desires for the new concern q
continuance of the patronage accorded 20 them;
All outstanding accounts OF the hrm on
JOSFPH HALL y co. will be settled by Mr..
JOHN CHAMDLIN, NO the Office Il thsmbin
Scott JOSEPH HALL.
JOHN CHAMBIIN.
The undersigned having purchased the plant
Of tho RICHMOND IRON WORKS from
JOSEPH HALL n co. will continue tho GEN-
RRAL FOUNDRY and MACHINE EUAl ESo
under tho firm name OF CHAMBLIN \ SCOTT.
JOHN CHAMBLIN.
mvf-3t JAMES II. SCOTT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
Richmond. Va, Nay 2. 1872.

RICHMOND, Va, May ?. 1872.
Ihave this day given my son, HORACE s.
HAYES. an interest ~ my business.
The firm name will be ). If HAYNES go.
Thanking ny friends for their patronage in
the past solicit continuance of same for the
new lirm. d. ii. uAN -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

I OST SATURDAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN
Il Fifth and Broad streets and Major Ginter
farm. pair of GOLD SlEtIACLt0 with long
temple pieces. Suitably rewarded IL left al LINES
office in Manchester or Richmond. myl-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers aud Brokers.
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
1 NICE BRICK DWELLING. NO 2ill EAST
FRANKLIN STREET IRONIlNG ~ FEET ON
TIE SOUTH SIDE OF FkANkLlN STREET
AND RAIEADlNG BACK 10 FEEL
Bv virtue % certain deed OF trust dated
luus J. Isgl and recorded ~ tie clerk Office OF
Richmond Chancery Court IN Deed Book li8 A.
page 20a default having been made ia tie pay
nent Of the debt thereby secured, and being
required s0 30 90 hy the benehclarles, will sell
by suction, IN on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. THE 4Tn DAY or NAY. 1892,
al - clock NJ, the property above described.
Ify0u arc in search OF bargains come 20 this
sale
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray the ak
penses OF sale and Co pay on several debts az
gregating sa5 with interest from st Juno. 1871. .
balance as may be announced az time OF sale.
W. ". COSBY. JK., Trustee
CHEWNINd kCsE. AuctlOueors a. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-LOsT. WHILE DRIVING MONDAY
| 4 eyeninr. LADIES FUR CAPE. The
finder will be literally rewarded by returning
same 10 TINES office. myt-t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
HELP WANTED.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EoR sALE.RIo VISTA" DELIGHT IN
i Full HOME, four miles west of Rich x
mond, containing 40 ACRES, Of which %
ACRES are woodland. The MANSION is a
iains Is rooms. commanding a beautiful view Of
the James river valley, he out buildings are
carriage house, static, wagon shods. corn
station half mile from place.
NY 4-w,fr-2t II. u. CHAFEIN j co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04
STEAMSHIPS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANYS
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the seashore.
Cheapest and most pleasant route TO Norfolk
Portsmouth. Newport News. tiafem.h az AMI
James River landings Connections. 40 NEW
PORT NEWS ana .NORF0LK, for Hampton,
a.. baltimore, Philadelphia and Now FORK.
James liver 10y daylight. Great tourist lino
Jamestown Dutch zap and var scenery, hate'
less than hslf charged by rail limos. rare u
portsmouth and Norfolk. 81 So; s2.t1 ronnd tri.'
- seconI class. caves Richmond eyery NOV
DAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY AT : A. NJ.
lsTREFT-CARS 90 DIRECTLY TO hIEAM
FRS WHARF for aboye-named places. through
tickets on SAFE on steamer and 50 CARER
Agency No. 90l Main street, ba@gaSe checksi
through. tafe rooms ENGAGED fof day of nlsAI
freigAt: freight received daily or a'.fl-
named places sui Fastern North Caro-. ina
aiso fer Eastern Shore OF Virginia aud II
regular landings on the James rive az LOW
Est RAILS and through bills issued.
IUClEN b. TAIUM. Vice. President.
No lIl7 Main street aud Rockets.
IRWIN NEIsIGER, Freight ana Passenger A9eA"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
~ PANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL IS. 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

BOSWELL & HARTMAN, Auctioneers.
ap2l.2Lmyl,34
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-04

A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ &C
y COMMODArED with BOARD IN a priitaiie
family on south Fourth street CANDLES M 70
Address BOAHDkK. care lINLs ONCE. mSi
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-11

The Busfness Transacted and re-
commsndasiOns Made.

The Business Transacted and he
Communications Made.
The Hon. A. L. Fitzgerald. District
Judge Of the District Court Of the State Of
Nevada. Eureka county. empsnneled on
Monday last, the 9Th. the following Grand
Jury:
A.. Jackson, e. Mccormick, VIM
Powell, Clay Simms. H. Fl. Kirchner, l. O.
O. whitmore. II. O. McTerney. @. 8.
Henderson, A. Hintze. B. d. Henry. Fl. b.
Mckee, d. W. Levan, O.. A. Fletcher, q.
Morgantini, J. W. Lambert, r.. J. Bremen
kampf and +. o. 0ormsn.
In the case OF the State Of Nevada 70.
VIM. Hyman, charged with obstructing a
railroad track, 9 true bill was found and
the prisoner recommended to the extreme
mercy OF the Court. he having pleaded
guilty on the preliminary examination.
II wAs resolved that the Grand Jury de-
mand - representatives Of the community
that the County Commissioner i'm
medissely employ Q physician and mecca
sary nurses 70 attend TO the csse OF J..
Cobb. and take all necessary precautions
10 prevent the spread Of smallpox In The
community.
II was further resolved that the County
Commissioner be requested TO advertise
for bids for taking care OF the patients In
the County Hospital from year 10 year, In
stead OF from month TO month % Ut pres
emit.
The Jury made this, its final report and
was asked 10 be discharged. which was
complied with.
A. Jackson WAS Foreman OF the Grand
Jury and +. o. German. Secretary.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-11

Items Of IBtercss clipped from Do
Whfse Pine NEWS Of Hume lsh.


White Pine county will be repre-
sented in the Chicago Convention BY
p. G. Webber, the Boss Democrat OF
eastern Nevada.
The full proceedings Of the Demo-
cratic State Convention is published
on our second page. Read il and you
will see there are no flies on the silver
sentiments promulgated at Winnie
mucca.
The cause OF Josephine Walcott VS..
A. X. Watson-the Joanna suit
came up in the United States Circuit
Court at Carson last Tuesday. At
torney Wren was on hand to appear
for the defendant.
Sol Hip, who was a delegate to the
Winnemucca Convention tells us the
delegates we're royalty treated by the
people OF that town. The Humboldt
county Democracy paid all expenses
of the convention, and the delegates
we're not assessed as has been the
custom heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson OF
Eberhardt went through to the Mont
tor Mill Monday, where they will
make their residence during the Sum-
mer, Harry having charge Of the mill.
Supt. VIM. Read, after getting things
in readiness for the start-up returned
to Eberhardt Wednesday.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-11
Lower Humboldt.

The lower Humboldt, known gener-
ally as Lovelock, is steadily and rap
idly advancing in material prosperity.
The farmers will be blessed with the
finest and largest crops ever raised
in that section, and heretofore they
have raised finer crops than anywhere
else on the Coast. Arrangements
have been completed we learn to es-
tablish a daily paper in the town OF
Lovelock by W. ID. Jones. of Austin.
Look out for a big boom, not on pa
per, but on the merits Of the country.
In five years there will be thousands
OF people within a radius of eight
miles OF the town. That section is
capable of the profitable employment
OF thirty thousand active, industrious
citizens.-Silver State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-11

The young man VIM. Hyman,
charged with ~obstructing a railroad
track, plead guilty Of the charge in the
District Court and was on Tuesday
sentenced by Judge Fitzgerald to
three years in the State Prison. He
is q young man, q simple minded fell
low, who placed o tie OF the Central
Pacific track west OF Palisade some
time ago. No damage resulted. He
explained that he merely did 1t to
stop an advancing freight train in
order to get a ride. Sheriff Dunkle
left with him for Carson on Wednes-
DAYS train.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-11

Times are dull everywhere in this
country and especially in the South
and West. Locally Nevada never
witnessed such stagnation as prevails
in all parts Of the State. Thousands Of
men have been thrown out Of employ
ment in our mines within the past Is
months. The low price OF silver is
responsible for all OF our financial ills.
In view of this state of facts how there
can be men in Nevada who will stand
up and preach partisan politics sur
passes all understanding. 1t is simply
to follow a sentiment or tradition
against present manifest interest. 1t
is to stand for starvation instead Of
prosperity.