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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
NAVAL ACTIVITY
The Tcxns Nring Aepa'1"-
Iutn the Late Ae''"'''

The TcNns nring Repaifsa-'
Into the Late Acfsnsn'
New oYrk, November n--iH
tiser this morning says; Thoasl I
thorities al the Brooklyn navy 'as''
to give any explanation oil 'n' y, !,
tivity there. It is generally ''A'''
instructions have been rece''"
Washington to have every a'ai-
The most experienced coHrii, I. I"
ard believe that there WIN n.y. :. M
fllct with Spain. They laIsn :
OF Spain attempting win nel ,. M,
TO attack the navy OF ihls . ',,., 4
thought by them that the ples.. I,
simply prcsages arrangements =
In NTH the navy yard more than nl.;, y
are at work on the monte, ~ Nh
win 20 into commission a! y, ~. Y n
month aud then join AN'D
Meet, /. INV "a
paired in the timber dock i i,si II n 4
tho accident may be coinp''N
day
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\ BISsTIAL FATHER.
Ruins and Murders His Dausia
ffSr.tnnI q, Nah


Escaped a Mob.
Cherryvale, Kan, November Iii
man named Bockman has been hgrl
the Oawogo Jail from the Bsris, 4
ment, north of here. to pnvps,
lynchod for having ruined bis I'm
daughter.
The crime was most cold blooisa u
natural. Yesterday ncishbors tcv'sl
girl in Bockman's barn uuconsss
nearly dead. Her father. Il Is aIlss'
ruined her and then beaten her ii@
sihility. -
Later In the day she died and W.
became known An angry mta M 4
lynch Bocknan. The sheriff spnsi'
from the town Lookup, where n ~
placed temporarily, and burrledls lN
to OsweGo. Dccl,man had hafi ~
during the BENDER horrois In ~ y
charged with being implicated u 4
murders committed by this s'iE h
occasion he was strung up se'as n
but would not confess, and was 'i'''
Grated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

Gonzales Texas, November H. Last sat
urday night in this city in a drunken row
In which several MoXicans imposed on onc
hernandez they cut hun with knives and
from the wounds inflicted HERNANDEZ at
an early hour this morning, diel Four
MeXicans urc in jail charged with the Of
Tense and the fifth one it is supposed. is
on his way to the Rio Grande. the land Of
God and liberty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

Bryan, Texas, November 1.-THE Bryan
Water, Ice aud Electric Light company
will put in at once 1900 light machine in
place of the $40 machine now in use, They
viii also put in a compressed air system
of pumping to maintain an adequate water
supply.
Mossrs. Burrough d McConnico yoster-
day sold 10 captain Bob Adams of Slccioa
store 23i head Of cattle. Mr.. ADAMS VIII
lAtten DION az 0nco for the markets..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
THE POPULlST PROCR ANNE.
Already the Faithful Are Asking for
Federal Offices.
f. l.. WOOD WANTS TO Be A consul,
His Claims Based on support of Me
ADMINISTRATION Williams Aftcr
the POstofiice at Taylor.

Dallas, Texas November l7-E L.
Wood wants to b. a United States consul
under the Mckinley administration. The
Hon Wood or ropuis; Wood az he IS
called. wac a feature of the recent carr
.'alsn. lie ~as slated Tor secretary OF state
had Hearty teen elected, bot faihns TO
elevate the Dallas cTice-aoekcr to the
executive position In Texas, Wood is now
looking through the blue book to see what
Job suits him best lie would like 10 20 to
Panama. lat 4 he can NOT get ,ha. be
viii accept the consulate on the Wss, coast
of Mexico. now heid ny Edgar Battle VI
Waco. Acapulco. Mexico. popuist Wood
was prominent figure o. the campaign
which has Just closed lie made trip
through South Texas spoke at Houston.
met Hon. Tom hall on one OF two occa-
sions,
That tho populis'e should he 10 anxious
To get positions under this administration
seems queer Whcn the pouulist anl rtpuh-
Loan parties represent two Distinct policies
The peoples party l,a1orr ro4t.uuod TO
deny fusion whiio 'hc campiigY lasted
but as soon as Mosiuiey was elected they
are the first to ask for slcn or the pie
Having this ilsa ln mind Tho Post CORE
spondent asfci punmist Wop9 upon what
grounds wtli Pee apply for appointment
Tue p0uulia' artfor sWellta himself go
his greatest hoishfh aud rcplied "Cpon
the grounds ~ superior citizenship ana
afi'ity TO hn the o9irc
From the tone nj the third party mans
talk it was gathered that the populs's
think that the republicans viii play
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

Kansas City, Mo, November n
or lockout of all the union PIRATE. |,
men, feeders ard helpers IN !h, N
pIoyed by firms who are mens4, h
employing printers organizatIcr. M
thetac, is Threatened. Tho trv,s. !
over the refusal of the typcsaSs,j Z
TO eau off its boycott recent, N
against the Hudson Kimberly ps.l
company, a non-union houss M
irhtum has been issued by e..s AZ
each is preparing for a fight pN,g|
ton VIII hn taken at the nsy, M /,
the union. which will be held nat n
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RELIGIOUS.


Terrell Teas, November 1.-THE Pot
terry holiness meeting is in progress with
considerable interest. Sunday afternoon
was a meeting Of great interest. as we'll
as every service of the day
Many Of the Methodist people are sorry
at the removal Of Rev. =. c. Archer to
Decatur instead Of being returned to Ter
reH though they expect to be pleased with
lhcir new preacher. Rev. Pierce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
IN LABOR CIRCLE,
An Echo ~ M,

Milwaukee, Wis, Noyemb,,,, ).
caso' Milwaukee and St. Pm, !, !
company has settled the 49,.
against Superintendent Robe,, J,
ny paying the claimants and 49,
reuse OF all claims meuti,nes y \
plant. '''eu ID "
. kourke and Blair were -.
members Of the American p.'l,''
who were arrested in JuIv lss, n
rants issued by Commissiome,' M y
CHARGING them With obsiructins I!
states mails and with consni,,,s
the ends OF the interstate r,m,.
Nron the preliminary ex,mi,,s,I
was no evidence to show that u.
or o'Rourke had anything 10 4.
affair or that they were eys, ~
III American Railway Union el,,i~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

Herifrson Texas November l7.--Thc
fair opened this afternoon with an appro-
PIRATE address delivered by n H. Afford OF
Henderson,
some iluo horses are on exhibition from.
Groge, Pamela and Shelby counties that
VIII take part in the races. also hogs that
VIII weigh from 800 10 1000 pounds The
other exhibits are GOOD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

San Sabo Toxins, November ID "A large
acreage a. wheat is beins sown. also a
'alr acreage Of oats. rye ana barley
S'oct OF ell kinds dong woil, win quite
a demand For p''ers. ml more especially
here Is The fiucn growth " fail aud
SlnItf N'g.taton coping ON that has b en-
Known In the county for yrlrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

has taken possession OF his office and is
now ready for work
Sheriff Eustace has appointed Mr.. Van
Flowers as his office deputy. In place OF
Jesse VI, Wright. who has efficiently
filled that position for the last four years
DR. Blunt, who has so long and faithfully
served the State as health officer at Cal
weston. has returned to his home In Lock
hart. whore he VIII remain permanently
TO the great satisfaction Of bis many
friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

the administration. Grants friends. on the
other hand. are laughing at the sudden
departure of Green and Huston for the
North. where they expect to present Hist
of names for positions believing they will
be appointed forthwith. no.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

Chicago. November L. -
publishes a column ar'' ~, n
discovery of a vegetable po'. n a
is asserted. will rovOlutl0nl's Is
tation methods. ,,,,,ed WI
Tbe powder when MN ors esrs \
forms an electric battery salt y
is strong enough TO run ,r 80 ash
candcscent lights, WIZ WIN Y
Of ITO volts is olaln nOsar. are vi
The alleged discoysrc nro,lc,rl,, n
s. Haskins, a colofed a theilis
agcr. The powder !, comnlon T.
name al which is kept
pateut. .ab,s
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ouarsn'''s


cIncinr ali. Noyemeer ss,,rilgns
era prevails N son a 50 ih, II
* entucky and lqiiannas, salssblsih',
10 'kvaris hsre have -
ul.lrlnilNn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
BENWOOD.

Dr.. w. w. Mcmillan, of Dillonsvale,
Ohio. has returned home after attend
ing the funeral of his mother.
Miss Given Green, of Wheeling, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
C. II. Carver, Of Wheeling, was in
the city on business yesterday.
Attorney William Sidell, of New
Martinsville, was in the city on bust
ness Wednesday.
Attorney Showacre. of Moundsville,
was in the city yesterday.
It seems that the candidacy for city
marshall on the Republican ticket
lies between Thomas Sprouts and Louis
Schad.
B. F. Peabody. of Glendale, was in
the city yesterday.
Patrick Heap, of Proctor, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mr.. William Hall and Mrs. P. De-
temple. we're at Noundsville Yesterday.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held their weekly meeting at the
NJ. e. parsonage yesterday afternoon.
The new organization hopes to do a
good work in BenwoOd. All the la
dies in the city are cordially invited
to attend the next meeting.
James M8nley. well known char
acter around here. and who is wanted
for a participation in the holding up
and robbing of George White here sew
eral months ago. has been located at
Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07

handsome design from this and other
cities. one of the most notable oelng
the offering from the officers OF the
Ohio River railroad.
The honorary pall-bearers we're Hon.
John H. Farley, of Cleveland; Joseph
B. Neal of Parkersburg; Henry T..
Jackson, of Parkersburg; ]. l.. McBur-
ME. of New York; c. X. Lord, Vice
President of the B. & o. railroad, Bal
timore: and Judge Thayer Melvin and
Judge George Jeffers, of this city. The
active pall-bearers were Messrs. F. j..
Hearne, Lucius Hoge, Daniel Thorn
burg, d. E. SJalnaker, c. w. Brock
unier and Henry NJ. Russell.
At the conclusion of the services the
remains were removed to the Stone
Church cemetery, at Elm Grove, ac-
companied by the immediate family
and close relatives of the deceased,
and were there inferred with simple
yet affecting ceremonies.
Most of the Parkersburg people at
tending the funeral returned to that
city on the four o'clock train over the
Ohio River road, and the others, in
Guiding Senator Camden and party, re-
turned on special train at six o'clock.
Senator Camden was quite unwell
Wednesday night and yesterday, but
was better when his special car left
last evening. The Senator and family
and General Spillman and family will
leave for Florida at once, from Par
kersburg. The Eastern visitors left
the city on various trains, last evening,
for their several homes, as did those
from Cleveland and other points west.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
, FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

We call the attention of our readers
to the advermetisent of Rinehart d
Tatum in another column of this issue,
wherein they offer for sale at a low
feure the very desirable residence
nroperty belonging to J. Elwood
Hughes. ESQ, situated at the south
east corner of South Broadway and
Ohio streets. Island.
The spacious grounds, beautifully
adorned with shade trees and shrub
berry. together with the commodious
house. with all modern improvements,
makes it one of the most attractive and
comfortable dwelling properties in the
city.
An opportunity such as this does not
often present itself Take advantage
of it. you who want to buy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Campbell, in the case
of Charles r. Miller, guardian V. John
Miller et al. an order directing the
making of deed for property sold was
made.
In the case of Charles Tape, Jr's adj
ministrator V. Laura NJ. Stingler ct al.
an order was made referring the mat
ter to Commissioner Gilchrist.
In the case of James Menkemeier V.
Chris. Viewig, there was verdict for
defendant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
REALEsTArE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record at Clerk
Hooks ONCE.


Deed made February 5, 1896. by
Henry Juergens and wife to John
Henry Dehmel, for part of lot No. 16,
in Zane's Island addition. Considera-
tion $1,000.
Deed made February 8, 1896, by
Louise Brunhaus and Henry, her hus
band, to Henry Juergens, for lot No. SO
in Zane's Island addition. Considera-
tons $4,000.
Deed made January 81, 1896, by John
McCrumm, Jr., and wife to John NJ.
Emmerth, for GIG acres of the Nc
Crumm farm, in Triadelphia district.
Considerations $1,000.
Deed made June q, 1895, by Henry
Brunhaus and wife to George w.
Charnock, for lot No. Ga in Zanes Is
land addition. Consideration $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
CONSIGNED TO EARTH.
The Funeral of the Late Col. VIM. P.
Thompson, Yesterday.

A Large Number of Prominent Peo-
pie Gathered Here From Many
Cities to Pay the Last Tribute OF
Respect to the Deceased - The
Services at the Old Homestead
Were Simple Yet Solemn and
Impressive-The Interment at the
Stone Church Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
.EGGER, WARRICKlcJ
1882 MAIN sIEELE

Agents Of other makes are
TO the most desperate m''A'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan on real estate. West
Virginia Savings and Building Associa-
ton. Room IA. Masonic Temple. Office
hours. 6:15 to SIS p. m. every Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07

1VJ People who have attended former Carpet REM
warning nant Sale will realize how important it to come
quick The early not disappointed Sale be-
gins promptly at 8 o'clock tomorrow FRIDAY morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
BLINDSI LINOLEUMS!

About so Soled Felt Shades at &c. each
About soied and regular Soc and 75c
Shades. De sold each
About dozen Art Squares 8x8 $15 each
Jug a
Dagestan Wilton Rugs at $500 EACH
Imperial Rugs S19S each
Regular $3.50 Imperial S29S each
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
OUR HNNURL-
Carpet Remnant Sale
TO=MOrrOw===Friday.

Patrons Sales know what saving this
On-peope this opportunity to buy Car
Carpet business has been
the business the greater the
nurbe Renp that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
BAR.LOCK TYPEWRITER

because they realize Us sup
most modern. complete and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-07
Nbeelin9 Register
r1.FCaNr ovERCOATS.

Made to order short notice at bottom
prices. Also agents for the famous Jaros
HygIenic Underwear. c. HESS ~ SONS,
FashiouabIe TaiIors and Gents Furnishers
iceland 1928 Market street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
ArlIslIcallN Drawn.

o.. very line rp0elmon Of the ar, OF
beautiful irrc.haud pcnmanship "a thai
which adurns Que Of G.. Il. Savage.
show windows on East Temple street.
II 10 In the form " resolutions Of re-.
sptct adopted by tUo Common Council
~ this city on the death " au houor0d
member iu tho person Of J0ucph Mora.
leo Watson, " hoJc sudden calling way
on Saturday, December 10, 1895,
brought sorrow tn those VI his col.
leagues In the Council, who had
learned 10 love and ietpgct him, anu
also cautcd pangs Of regret Ia the
hearts OF those VI the prominent citl.
zuns oi salt Lake, who were conscious
u the doai c9uncllman'J integrity aud
honesty.
The TetOlulious o. inscribed bear the
signatures Of W. s. Mccormick, who
was theu president Of the Council,
aul GuttAvc II. BuCkmau, WHO at that
time was city RECORDER. The execution
Of the work nearly attaius perfection
IN the line o. handwriting, aud Was
done by Mr. w. l.. Deuuia Of Brook.
Ign, N. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
THE MINING MARKET.
Increased Activity 10 Tho PIT Of the
Sleek Exchange Today.
RATHER DIscoURrroUs INCIDENT.
Mammoth Takes Downward Slide
sJaK and swansea ia Dtmand-
Other Mining News.

5000, -.,-t.- --,, .t,.
'', ,'o aN'''' ,I, 'u.'A'I 49, ~.
'O1'o
DI'b'ta NJ uules h'H'Iy k'' 'h'o Hp''-
mouic state. The mAlu excitement
vas caused by Mammoth, which suf.
800, ,,...,,a,,. ,t,oti., o,a ..,,,o ~,
" was hIio"eu W ehAnke MINUS ~ 'ho
very low nRuto Of $50. The broker,
hoWeynf. who sold NJ tfat Azure.
..u,.t..1 4, a.. ,u t,,,, .rc,,,,,
>"
10 Iue hlh hhs'y ao"oni ~ h's''
he bad disposed OF his hOldinge, he
stood by and witne,ssd the
-, ,,..,,,,t, ~ IN, h,ot,,.
.,n,,,.,, ~, a,,J af,.., 80. -. ~,
s'".e "" "N' -, 80 ~ No. '''
thelr hoIdlngs OF 'he eamp STOCK
One member Of the exchange wee
somewbAt imposed upon today, when
,h,onsh n, insdvc,i,pc, n, HE p,,,.
~
he uttered tue cry OF "so!a" 70 an
Offering by another u Mammoth stock
ats3g5. IIho mistake came about in
nj ,,t,t,rg thu, hi, coiI.,,r. ga,
H,,,'- ~,
pluuIhg lhs'eAu ~ oH'rngi wv 'Ho
man who offered the STOCK at the
figure insisted on the sale being made,
,,,t.,.L, az M, ,,i.t.L, ,raa,n, MIL
tbat'ge,t uss nnsds ,aiwithstanSin,
H. go ,hni ~ 80, ,,t," s,ns 100,
a. to- he s,,c, nj ihst g.u,c
go G,,n al ibs nm ogsS,ng
a. "a, stig and .rreabout, ,rb,
tprIs,nt rren,,I mo Ittlo csmmsnt.
and No. htoSs,S yStc ns,,ly mani
nous Ia tue opinion mat tholr fellow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

Why not be- q well woman this spun.
There are women who cannot iolcra..
the smallest neglect abou, the hous,
who too often take no care Of tU,..
health
They should use the precious Marc
days Tor getting strong and well by ilt
ing paiue's celery Comuound the great
est Of all spring remedies.
Mis-. Elsie NJ Brown 0f Leeds ST.,
DO chester. Mess, whose ligturu d
given above, wrote The s'h OF ibis
month, as follows:
-Four or five years ago | suffered
with dreadful pains 100 my back lowing
10 my kidneysl, so much su that night
after right could not close my eyes
and what few hours sleep ] did yet,
could be heard moaning and tossing
showing that even ~ my sleep / 'ui
itfgd pain AZ times would have
more PAIN than usual over my left hip,
and when waking IN The morning Do
would be al could tot0 stretch my
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20
STATE NEWS.

A new tanuery Ia being established
at Leeds, Utah.
The ~. George Union says; "rhc
silver Hammer Of ~. Anthony,
Idaho, has got an engraved heading
which II quite unique, and gives tue
paper "A refreshing appearance but
on! IL il possible that the face IL
knocked on the hammer" Guess
Tor IL IL unique no more,
Cedar CITY Record: While m0Gu,-
ing ifacliuus hUTae last Saturday,
HebeF R0unuy, Of kanerfa, had tnt
animal rear back wards with him jail
ing On anu breaking his leg IN tho
thigh. DIR. Middleton was immediate.
ly snmmonei and set tue limb.
R1uudy Ia doing well at this writing.
...... David Sauiin, whose lrg We
fractured some tiue ego by hofss
falling on him, auu who was impi1y.
lug nicely, attempted 10 move from
one CHAIR to another last Monday anu
Tell, breaking boIh bones ia tue lower
parl Of his leg between the knee anu
the ankle short on. Or. Middleton
reset tho limb, anu the boy Is now do
iug nicely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

features Of particular attrscivsnus 10
esoN,
Tho Lincoln paper In NJ cue
Msgaz no Tor June will drfcf he LIHs
cola In his familiar, every DAY fola
Tons with his family, frieuls, aud
nvighblfs, ut the timu Of his return g.
Springfield after serving term IN
Clngt'sB. IL will contain number
VI new iaclt ami ancGtotgf, aui Will
present Lincoln In one " bis mast
niiructlve aspects. The paper Will bo
fully Illustrated. An entirely new
Wow Of Grant viii also bo given IN a
paper written by tho man who was
chaplain ol the .ls. Illln0Y, when
Grant was colonel Of tho regiment, and
who lived, durlug the time, In he
closest intimacy with HIM. ItTrpOrts
interesting u0uvoftati0ts with Grant
and relates a number VI ohutao ofislic
anecdotes.
Colonel John J. Garnet, OF the
Confederate States Artillery, has con.
tfituted 10 tho "LrU o. Nitginib"
spTies now running To Frank Lrsl =
Popular Monthly, pap,r on 90 O.
Seven Day. Campaign NUst R',u-
mind." IL appeafs IN tue June NUN.
Der, and describes the second battle Of
Manassas, the FIST invasion u May.
land, anu the battle Of Antle'am. The
article ~ illustrated with battle CONES
aud portraits OF General Lee, > ore.
wall Jackson, General Johnston Ind
there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

strike will take place when the new
riVht.hour law comes into force on
June jih. There seems 10 be con.
-iuCfable OIL cuu'ont among the mlrefs
and the mill men OF this district, as
tuey are nifniJ NJ cut down in wages
The North Star Mining cUmpany
viii ut their t,al Of miu.is Oh eight.
hou shifts, auu pay thtm on bereitiote
ga per day.
rho Swargoa Mining 60. n; Silver
CITY arc iudtei al cutcrprising COM
pany. They hnv" just made arrange
meuts with the ltp Gauuu Western
Rsilwty company - construct n line
tom silver CITY dUuot up 20 iho mine.
a stan OF engineers l. expected THE
week 90 commence tnp contraction Of
TIE new linz. the hvauful hoist s.
working IN fine Style anu tho G mpsny
are noittiur rich gnioun ore Jay aud
night. and with what ore they have
On hand aul that whiCp Trey Will ues
up from toe mi q by wednesday, they
81 30 make quite large shipment, via 4.
n I've O. tloaus of ore. Taking this INT
consideration ami hliD the fact thai
everything up ut the minU has boer
naiJ for aud tho company bill hiss
MONEY In the treasury aud shipping
rich 20 rlghtalong, tAotha.glaiIrIs o
the swansea stock ought " fec happy
indeed.
Tie Diamond mining company M,
very much pltasUu at the II. ufue ~ at
uilhy, which amounts 10 over thif;y
doliafs per ton In gold ami silver The
n,Tise was made last FfidHy event ~
A. Eureka last Saturday morning,
Mr. White, the well known tOus0fia
artist, was somewhat surprised Nc VOii :
to hi placo Of business 20 discover thai
his shop had be- "a broken INTO by bur.
glare. The thieves toIk hvuy every
thing that they could ihy their hands
uHon. II zors, tcla3fs, haifcuttinl
mlChlutg, ufushos, t4wCls, sttpIs, tic,
anu quantity n wearing apparel. 4
appears thht Mr.. White had Keen eu.
gagged 10 oil tho dances out ut the bal
Friday night, nni while this was goiHs
on tho burglars made cali ON hii
shop. No Information hAs Teen o..
tanned ~ yet which Will leaf 10 the
arrest Of thv guilty plrilos.
d. REEs