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They VISIT MARYSYILLE
Hdlsli's HllAviym,l Taks . R1l he
Isi6hbolin6 Town.
MAKE QUITE A HAUL. TOO
Following Their Usual Mothodo
They Took Everything In
Sight That Was Worth
Taking.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Sept. i3.-Shortly after 3
o'clock this moruing two masked men 90
tered Psabody's gambling houss at Narye
Vile and held up the dealer, bartender
and about 20 mon. Howard Irving. the
dealer, closed tho game at 3o'clock aud
was making up hin cash and John Dufly,
the bartender, was waiting on souae eues
TONERS when two men In long black
ulsters aud black masks gave the COM
mand, 'hanls up," and the entire crowd
put them up.
One Of the men stood at the front dooe
aud covered tho crowd with two stzs
shooters and his partner went after the
money. Duffy gave up . gold watch and
chain. The robber took ti1l In eosd, -
YER and currency from the faro tray.
Irving concealed $500 In his has whea
the msn entered and this they overlooked.
There vas 500 In the safe. but the man
who was going through the crowd eouA
noe open Il. and seemed 10 b In too much
Of Q hurry to spsnd any time tFyina.
After he sot through With the basteo1ee
and dsalsr hs backed 10 The does. tslilae
the crowd nes 10 b too quick about nsvs
wing.
Az soon - thsy left ons Of the msa b
the saieon ran 10 the rear snd OF the
place fos rils and fircd four shots aitss
the h,shwaymsn. but without slfsst. Tho
whole town turned out In pursuit.
Omcers from Helena went out - 4asyes
vile to-day 10 work on the ease. froal
The style oe their work II 10 believed tha1
the men are the came who have beo0 eps
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THREE FiENDs,
Rangiag wouid He Tee hsssifal -
Sueh ns Thsse.

Ransias wouid Ne Tee Asrsifal ~
such as Thsss.
AKRON. Ohio, Sept. is.-Thres nesrosA
two men and . woman. called at th6
house Of Saloonist George woehlhustef,
In the hoart Of the city. this morning and
demanded breakfast. Mrs. woshlhustsr,
badly frightened, prepared meal. Later
the men returned, broke in the street dooe
and. going to Mrs. woehlhueter's room,
beat her insensible and assaulted hse.
She was bound and gagged and thrown
into tho cellar. The carpets and bedding
were saturated with oil and the house
fired. Except for the timely discovery %
the flames all trace Of the crime would
have been obliterated. Mrs. Woehihues
ter's condition is critical.
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IN the SEALING WATERS.


rAs Adams ID Ne Deed - warsA,p
Any Longer. 10 TAsy say.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lA-Advices were
received at the navy department from the
Alaskan heet which bear out the associa.
ted press dispatchss regarding the un.
ssavorthy condition of the Adams. Il
sssms the accident 70 the vessel was 90
serious that II was necessary for the York.
town 10 VOW hsr from Unalasks 10 Sitka,
distance oe l,l0o miles, at the rate Of
eight kncts On hour. AZ Sltka repairs
were made and the vessel proossdsd 10
San Francisco, where she arrived last
night, hy allow stages.
The Adams hes been ordered 10 the
Mare Island navy yard, but Il 10 said 10 b
uncertain whsshsr che can b rspairsd to
meet The requirsmsnts Of the service. II
NOT she viii b cold.
Admiral Ramsey this afternoon said
Captain Brics has bssn retired at his own
request on account Of sickness. All the
Bering ssu nsst 10 preparing 70 sail %
the sealing ssason closed Sept. Is.
This will leave the Ranger. Yorktown,
Alset, Nohlcan, Albatross aud the two
rsvsnus cutters Bear and Corwin frss for
duty elsewhere.
Ths naval ofneers are dlspossd 10 think
that Great Britain has not done her duty
In carrying out the sealing agreement
sincs she kept but one small vessel In
Bsriue -. leaving the lions share Of the
work to the United States. Altossthss
they are not disposed to regard the expert
msnt Of patrolling the seal fishing waters
% successful one. % far 40 the results
In preventing infraction Of the agreement
By seoloFs 70 concerned.
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cLIFFoRD's CLOSE CALL. :
u rssk nia All HE fins 10 nsas Ger
psstlea Out.

~ 1oo8 0ln All NE Iboo 70 Uees Ger
psetlea Out.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 1A-In the opening
raes Clifford had ell he could do to bsAt
Correction, who sho~ ID . great improve
msnt over ysstsrdAy's running. Tue start
was horribly bad for tho only three horses
In tho race. Correction got four lsngths
tho best Of Il. IN ~ function handicap
thsrs was . tight nght. John Cooper wAs
an odds-on favoeite. With Sir Exeess ~
second choice. while Dutch Skater and
Assignee we're the outsiders.
Five aud ous-half furlones Clifford
won. Correction second. wah Jim third /,
time. lso7x. Five furlongs-Unnis won.
Roundslay second, Manchester third, /,
time, 90. Five and one-hah furlonss-
Harry Reed won, Applause sseoad, Nanki
Pooh third; time. l07H. Mile and one
Quaster-Dutch Skater won, Sir Exesss
second. Assignee third; tims. 2:09. Mile
and Observation-Disclosures won. Sir
Walter sscend, Sarasossa third; time.
20lK Nile and ons-slxtssnth-Pria
won. Dlscount second, Bandit third;
time. I 80.
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- ysas ed bsy. ysuag Nsesis bod hssa
living WITH the Toksrs See several days.
Yesterday aftsrneoa 10 came 10 ths heuss
end without warning sAet aud killed
Tokee. He then ransaeksd the houss,
taking 20 In money aad tive siivss
watches.
On hls vay eus ~ ssssuutsssd Nss.
Toker and opened 0ss On hse. I've bal.
lsts entered her breast and she fell IN
eeosious 10 The Coos. Norsis thea Asd ID
the mountains.
Horris 10 hiding In The mountains Asai
hsss and 10 svidsntly trying 70 reach ths
railroad and make his escape. Dstsctivs
Campbell took posse cot this afteenooG
10 surround the young dsspssado.
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THEY'RE OFF.

fil asa Dsb Left the Pest About the
Same Time.
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. i3.-Nsws has
reached here Of double murder which
occurred at Burns, Sept. 8. IT'LL" Glase.
Of. this city. and "Bud" Howard had
trouble over horse race and in the even.
Ing met In . saloon. Howard drew bis
rsvolvee and without warning shot Glase
through the bead, killing him instantly.
A man BY the name Of Parker. who Was
jockey for Clase, then shot and killed
Howard. Parker 10 under arrest.
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Sioux CRY. Ia. Sept. la-Ed Lloyd,
who has been in New York and Chicago to
fight, has returned here. He said: II
am convinced jackson 10 afraid to meet
Corbett and simply wishes to advertise
himself. don't think the two men will
ever como together and am satisfied II
will not be Corbett's fault
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FIERCE FIRES STILL RACE.

ssvsfai Htehissn an1 WisssasIa Tewas
In Great Danger.
BEssEMER, Mich, Sept. l&-Ths Goes.
bio Powder eompany's mill b still in great
danger. The ilrs department has been
fighting the fire for the last "a hours aud
10 almost exhausted. The frs 10 flsrcs
and the wind strong.
Trout Creek, Mich, on the south shore.
10 In imminent danger.
Al Iron Belt, Wis.,, on the Wisconsin
Central, several buildings we're burned.
AZ Wakefield an unknown miner was
killed by the heat. Four hundred million
feet Of pine is being burned In Gogebic
and OntauogAn counties.
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IN FOUR SHARP ROUNDS
Bnly Llytalt sn u Ambition Want
Dovl It g. jea
RYAN'S AWFUL RIGHT PAW
Il kspt ths Fight Red Hot From the
Start-oam Jones onos Fought
the Devil In the Same
Tent.
RYAN's AWFUL RIGHT PAW

ST. JoSHPR. Sept. l2.-Thirty.nvo hun.
dred snor,s from Omaha. Kansss City.
Chloaes. Des Noiues. Topsks and other
cities cav the suu OF Billy Laytou's ambi.
tioo 70 down before the hands Of Tommy
Ryan to-uieht. Ths ashs took plscs iu Q
most uuusual spot. being on q saud bar
in the middle az the Nissouh river and
under q tsus In which the srsat Csossia
svanssllst Sam Jonss made his frat
public sppsarancs in this section 10 years
aea.
Ths sports were Of tbs best elsss, who
paid 8 and Si0 Tor seats, and strong
guard AZ ssutinsls vss stationed around
the islanA 10 keep the toush element
away.
Il vaa II 40 e,o,oeh vhsu Ryau an.
psarsd IN ths rins and his frisuds - up .
shout oe apolauss. Iaytou appearsd two
mluu,es lstsr and vss siveu a. ovation.
The ads a q 10 10 vers Offered ON RYAN
and a Iarse Amount taken. Andy Kas.
simir ef Kansas CITY vas elected as
rsferse and Jamss Connelly and Jack
WiIkss a 81. Iouis rant hsh,nd Laytou.
vhiie Marlin Durkin Of 81. Jos snd KId
Vanes al (lmsha aiIsd tbs sams place for
RYAN.
Al II - oSeloek the man shook hands
and - 0~ht eemmeneed. RYAN a.sumed
IL ae~rssaive and IA vith H. risht for
Laytoo's neek. ssttius IN q lieht Nov, A
ran,d ercharss foiioved ana RYAN
planted hIs rieht bsek OF Lsyton's ear.
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nj dsslissd 10 ~ sayshaas ss0asoing
~ alleged eluA
From another ssueee b Vas aivea -
thas . spiFitnalIstie Sssse 80 bseia4 -
dostes's allsasd knswisdes e ths myeeess
ioas affair. but this ths pAysisian ~ -
eea0sm. "A.
AssecdlAs 10 d. Kimmsl's thsesys -.
Ceeklin has noe bssa kidnAued. ~
Vandsesd svay vhils in Q stats q 0sQlns
absssAsien. stsppins 81 . hseas vhsee -
nsw b and vas detained thses, net -
aetly aGaiust his vill sThs psopie - =
steppina with are new. in NJ epeaiens"
b said. ''anxieus 70 ct "a ef thsir sueee,
but do aes risk the rsspeasihility vheeh
might lsad 10 The discovery Il the unlsvs
full eeaneetloa with The doetes's disap'
psaranee."
DE-. Kimmsl gave cut mysterious hiats
Of what might b known oe the afair
next Saturday, or possibly bsfore that
time. He felt assured, hs said, that hv
that time the mystery would b al uu'
ravslisd before the public.
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LONDON, Sept. 13.-Tbe fire last night
near the leather market, Bsrmondsey, s.
E., by which the stores Of Marrctson &
Co, John Dixon d Sons and Bouchere 4
Taylor. leather dealers, were destroyed,
was not ex,ingu shed until the flames had
consumed G25o.00o worth Of property.
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The ntaae Closed iss SIDE ef The CaaI
Yesterday.

Ihs state Clessa iss SIDE sf The caao
Yesterday.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12-Ths eoveeamsat 81
torusy In the Dehs case to-day asked tha1
Presidsnt Dsbs and other dsfsndants b
called upon 10 testify. Ths defence ehP
jsctsd. Judge Woods allowed the mattee
10 pass without ruling.
Jossph Eibsss, night clsrk at tAs Ls1An4
hotel, testified that hs dsliveesd nunsgs
cue tslsGrams 10 Dsbs and The Latter ~
thsm In h,s pesssnee.
Walter Rice, reporter, who, - . osse
gate from local union. was praaeu1 -
the A. r. U. convention. sold oe sesaso
dusias the eonsideeaeiso of ~ u&nkA0Ao
strike.
The witness said Dshs made hss9
speech urging the boycott and declaring
hs would rather 80 the 4. b. U. - -
wreck In 90 righteous cause than dag
along usslsssly. Howard, Rice -sai6, go
posed ordering the boycott.
Manager Muiford Of tho Western Untoo
produced Q message from Nrs. Ie1an4
Stanford to Dsbs July asking him -
grant permission 10 the trainmsn - tako
hsg private car to San Franchises.
Miss Becker. telegraph opssatee. testh
nsd that Dsbs replied TO Ass. 6tas1sea
that the trainmsn would take be- -
through. This was the nrst sviflsncs tha4
Dshs personally sent message relative
to the strike.
Mr.. walker announced the sevssn,
msut's case closed With the sxespttsa q
the production % the Pullman eoatsastA
Ths dsfsass refused 10 outiine its tsstA
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Al Louisville; Philadelphia, 5.
At 81. Lolis 3; New York, =.
At Chicago: BROOKLYN. :.
At Pittsbur.-6: Washington, II.
At Cleveland >; Eos,on II.
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SALT LAKE, Sept. ia-Articlss ef ineos.
poration have bssn fllsd Tor the Utah COM
pany, which takes In the Cullen Springs
coal mines, the Salt Lake q Los Angeles
Railway company. the Saltair Beach COM
pany. the lnter.l Mountain Salt company.
and about 900 acres Of coal lands In SUM
init county. The capital stock b el0.0oo,.
600, and the principal ssoekholdsrs are
wilfoed Woodruff, George Q. Cannon end
Ioaeph Smith.
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l,icyels Rscerds lssoksu

SPRINGrIELD. Mass, Sept. 13.-Nat
Butler took slics Oh the two milo paced
flying start recorJ. lowering Murphy's
time Of Z :0s 2-5 to 4:N 45. r. J. Titus then
lowered the hour record, covering s6 miles.
i,lS9 yards within tho time limit. The
worlds record Was held by Minturn, an
Englishman, who covered IS miles and
100 yards. Titus also lowered several
other records in the hour ride.
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new YORK, Sept. 1S.-At meeting Of
the Northern Pacific second mortgage -.
organization bond holders committse.
held to-day. Charles b. Wright Of Phils-
dslphia, and B. H. Cheney. IT,, Of Boston,
we're addsd to the eommlttss. IN view Of
the large amount Of bonds personally
owned hy thsss gentlemen and the inter.
sst they represent In Philsdslphla. Bos.
ton and elsewhere, the committes nov
claims to practically control the situation.
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Ready Tor the Ballet.

SALT LAKE, Sept. la-Covernor West
has refused 10 intesssrs In the case Of
Enoch Davis, whe musdsrsd his wife at
Provo In January, lS9A and there seems
to be no earthly power that can prevent
him from being shot 10 death tomorrow.
The hnal preparations have bsen going
on to-day and everything 10 ready for the
execution.
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BOUND TO BEAT MrNTIRs.


fsas cslsrsAs nspsslissns Dss't xiks
uis ssy,s.
DENvKn, Sept. lA-fnsfIsetual s9oets
were made In the republican state oou.
vsntion which rsasssmhlsd this foesoooa
70 break the SLATE hsadsd BY 4. w. Nc.
lntirs. who was nominated for eovssaee
yesterday. For auditor, Cii4oed c. Pasks
oe Gisnwood Springs. was nominated. ~
esiving 66e votes 70 81 for Z. I. priee.
For attorney general Byron L. Carr.
The ticket being eompistsd, Ssnatoe
Hartssll presented the report Of the conn
mittss on resolutions which was unaai-
mously adopted. II declares that . para.
mount issue Of the state 10 b the sop.
pesssion Of anarchy and its rsstoratioa
from lawlessn sss fostsrsd b. the present
pepulist executive. II dsnouncss Gov.
senoe Waite 90 man who hes Assumed
the power Of . military dictator. usurpsd
the functions Of the courts and u calls
upon all good psopls to uniss With The
rspublicans 70 overthrow misrule and ~
store good government. II supports Ill
the measure for the amslioration oe labor,
but dsprsoates the s0oets of the asltatoss
70 array class against elass. and asks foe
such politics % will most ef5setually mul-
tiply the demand for Labor and increase
he eompensation; demands the free and
unlimited coinage of silver st tho ratio oe
10 to I. and 10 opposed 10 making the
policy of che United States await o. Dc.
pend upon the action Of any other coun-
try; II believes prosperity will not return
until such . law is snsctsd. and that free
coinage win only come from the hands oe
the rspublican party. Il dsnouness the
peoples party - . paper money party
and opposed 10 the free coinage Of silver,
Il endorses the sniranchissmsnt Of
women; asks that the ags Of consent fos
sirls b raised from 10 70 q, the publie
aets Of Senators Tsllse and Wolcott ars
endorsed and the latter 10 recommended
TO the coming Legislature foe reelection.
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KIM MEL IS CUTE.
He Claims to Know u Lot About DR.
Conklin's Disappearance.

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Dr. I. A. Kimmel is
the name Of the author of the mysterious
letter written to Mrs. Conklin. OF Cassap-
oils. Mich, vouchsaiing the Information
which it is claimed will lead to the recov-
cry of her missing husband. When seen
to-day at his home in this city, DR.. kim
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olvINo THE NEoRoss A REST.

white People Dewa sesth Killiag EseA
Other Prstsy Fast
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. N.-Wayns
county yesterday was the scene Of another
shooting affray In which Q father and con
were mortally wounded. Hiram Stephens.
. merchant Of Centrsvills. had some
trouble with John Murphy, . neishboe.
several days ago and - Murphy was pass.
ing Stsphsns' store to-day the trouble was
renewed. Both men opened ars. Stephens
receiving bullet In the abdomen. HE
leyear-old son rushed to the rescue only
to b pisscsd By bullet In the right side.
Murphy y under arrest
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CANDIDATES FOR THE ROPE.

rhsy Are Trying to Barn the rewa Of
Msreed, Cal.
MERGED, Cal, Sept. l3.-Ths townspeo-
pie Of Merced are In . state Of fearful ex.
element. A series Of incendiary fires be-
Rsn last night and have continued
throughout the day. Between daylight
this morning and noon there were seven
fires. oil OF incendiary origin.
To insure the safety OF the children, all
the public schools were closed this fore
noon. The sheriff issued q proclamation
warning all persons without business in
the town to leave Immediately.
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II'S ALL IN HIS BACK.
Rsssia's kuiss Hlss Kisks II HE nsyal
8piue.

LONDON. Sept. IA eesrsspeadsnt 81
v,suns Of the CAroHtcis says: ''Nsws ~
csivsd from ST. Petersburg indicates that
The csas's illness 70 cerebral. eomplieAtsd
With an ailmsns Il the kidnsys. Psayers
foe bis rscovssy have bssu ordered twice
ct the court. The esar b momsntasily Dc.
pessssd. He esas tired sftse period oi
work. His stay In the desert was reported
beneflciaLw
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pAsrARpLY WORK.

esms 1issA fries 10 1susu . New Yssk
rsus0sns ussss.
new YoRx. Sept. la-An attempt was
made about 2:SO o'clock this morning 70
firs Q tenement heuss at 2le Norfolk
street, In which 100 people we're sisspins.
A poliesmsn cav thick, black sineks pour.
Ing from the building. The nrs vas put
ous and u vas discovered the cellar bad
hssn spsinkled With kerosene and thsn
firOd.
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HoopooED BY HINpoos.

rory Hnooeond feopie Fooghs tSr Ihreo
Hosrs and Killed Oas lGan.
BoMBAY,Sept l8.-Some Mohsinmsdans
listening to the reading Of the koran 10 Q
mosque at Homah City at midnight oh.
jected to the music Of procsssion Of
Hindoos. The latter persisted and the
Mohammedans raised war cry. A fight
ensusd, lasting three hours. 10000 people,
mostly Hindoos, participating. The
mosque was sacked and attempt was
made to destroy II by fire. One man was
killed and many injured. "
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GOOD ENOUGH.

4 lgaa WIS biA ne Rishs TAiss rs.
sapss PasishnssA
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Sept. l2-0. N.
Henson, president Of the Citisens' Bank
and Trust company, on trial since Mon.
day for killing ]. b. Vert, Who hs claims
ruined bis wife aud Destroyed bis domsstie
peace, was to-day acquitted By the jury.
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MrRrHErsBoIo. ILL.,. Sept. l3.-Mrs
Anne Rogers. sister of the late Gen. John
A. Logan. took morphine yesterday with
suicidal intent. !, is thought her life will
be saved.
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WASHINGTON, sept. lS.-for Montana,
fair, slowly rising temperature, west
winds.
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NASTY CREATURES.

His Bsss IL EGYPT Convicted On .
Ssrisus Charge.
CAIRO, Sept. M-All Chsriif, pessidsnt
of the legislative council and Hassan
Waceyf, retired general of the RGyptain
army, arrested Aug. -, charged With
purchasing slave girls rscsntly brought
here from Waday, have bsen eonvieteds
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FIGHTING FRANK THE FOOL.

Here's Tusi for % fiIs. Class Dim,
Novel story.
CoSSELLsyILLE, Pa. sept. lS.-Bcrnard
Toker, coke worker, was shot and killed
and his wife. Mary. fatally wounded
yesterday afternoon by Frank Morris, an
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We Garry the Largest Stock Of
spsotaclss and Eyeolassee in the
STATE. and Can Fit scientifically
the Most Complicated Cases.
Thorough Fit Guaranteed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-11
A Forcibly Expressed Opinion.

Sam Jones, the slang Singing Geor-
gle preacher, says Of congress: "Of
all the box ankled, handy shanked,
flea bitten, bobtailed, NANCY, courage,
Jess, bramless jackasses that ever
assembled since God made the world.
] think for pure downright cassed-
ness the present gang in congress,
tailed by no quorum in the house,
beats them all.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-11
Odd r reasons for Divorces.

In Ohio q divorce was recently
granted because 9TH, defendant
pull % the plaintiff out of bed b. the
whiskers.
In Illinois degree was obtained
by q long-sutf ering husband because
during the past year tis d,fealant
struck this plaintiff repeatedly with
pokers, hat-irons and other harJ sub
stances,
A Tennessee court liberated wifs
because '.'the defendant does not
wash himself, thereby causing the
plaintiff grea. mental anguish.
A New York wife was granted a di-
vorce because her husband threY the
baby at her when she hit him with the
goal bucket for splitting on the stove,
In Pennsylvania a hen-peaked hus-
band was relieved from the yoke OF
matrimony bscaase "the defendant
struck this plaintiff a violent blow
with her hustle.
A Wisconsin mln 60. adivorce be.
cause his wife kept servant girl who
spit on the fryiqgp aa to see il it was
hot enough to Try.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-11

OUTSIDE OF the .barbarity Of the
thing, the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company is making great mistake
An dumping 700 starving men upon
3he desert, because it will be remem-
bered, and some time In the next five
years the question will come directly
before Congress to vote upon the
proposition of having every railroad
IN the United States confscated and
turned over to Government control.
Then this incident will be used as an
argument that railroads in private
bands are Simply engines of OPP
preston and destruction upon the
poor, and there will be good deal
Of point to the argument,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-11
WE think the dispatch intimating

WE think the dispatch intimating
that there is plan on foot to reseat
the Queen of the Sandwich Islands
on her dishonored throne by Eng
land is fiction. We should not be
grieved to see Great Britain try it,
however, because it would probably
involve us in q war with that coun-
try, and, unnatural as such war
would be, it would perhaps be the
best thing for this country to have.
At present Great Brltains financiers
are controlling the money affairs OF
tle United States, and if that can
be continued for twenty years it will
mean the slavery of this country. 1t
would be better to have the matter
settled by way of the last appeal
which nations make to gain or re-
cover their independence.