The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-07

4 from Fort Harker to Gen. Eaton, Chief
Quartermaster of this Department, says
toe Government corral n, that post was
struck by lightning GU Wednesday, and
60 mules instantly killed. The building
was partially burned.
New YoKK, November 5.-The Re-
form Convention of Jewish Rabbits, in
Philadelphia, yesterday, adopted a reso-
luton favoring a change in the marital
laws, acknowledging woman as the
equal of man, and providing for an ex-
change of rings as part Of the cere-
mony, and also abolishing divorces by
the Church, leaving the power TO di
vorce entirely to the judiciary of the
State.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-The col
ored people of this city and State, with
many firm the District of Columbia
aud other States, celebrated the ami
yersary of emancipation to-day with
great enthusiasm. The procession was
several miles long, and composed of a
number of benevolent societies, trades
associations, etc. Bishop Wyman de-
livered An address this afternoon.
ST.. LOUIS, November 4.-On Tuesday
last a wood yard keeper, half way be-
tween Cairo and Memphis, while re-
turning in a boat from supplying "A
steamer with wood, was boarded by two
men in a skif and robbed of the pro-
ceeds ofthe wood. As they were leaving
be shot and killed one and fatally
wounded the other. The latter con
fessed be was a member Of a gang of
pirates and thieves, who robbed and
murdered OF water and land.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Austin, the
Republican candidate for Governor of
Minnesota, runs largely behind the
ticket The other State candidates have
majorities of 1900 or 5000. The Leg
islature is Republican, but its exact
status is not known The Temperance
ticket probably received l 800 votes in
the State.
In Wisconsin, the Republicans gain
in the Senate aud lose in the Assembly
The Republican majority in the State
is below 5000. The Constitutional
Amendment increasing the Governors
salary to Sc, 900 was carried By large
majority.
LONDON, November dnight.-George
Peabody died at half-past eleven o'clock TO-
night, at his residence in this city.
While the gunboat Thistle was on trial
trip off Sheerness this morning her boiler
exploded with terrible effect. Ten men
were killed outright and eight severely
TIE Bank of England has raised the rate
of discount one-half per cent.
DUBLIN, November Awhile party Of
priests and others were returning from
meeting in Cavan they were attacked by per-
sons living in wait on the roadside and bru-
tally beaten. One died from his injuries.
The assault is generally considered an
Orange outrage. The Coroner's jury brought
in a verdict of murder against seven Orange
men implicated in the affair.
The Tribune states that the Assembly will
stand y Democrats to sc Republicans. The
Senate, II Democrats to Is Republicans.
Later advices indicate that at least one, and
perhaps two more Democrats, are chosen to
the Senate.
Pere Hy.cinth. in later to Rev. Mr..
Bacon, says: 8 remain faithful to my
church, and if have lifted up my protest
bent on its ruin, you may measure the inter-
ests of my love for it by the bitterness of
my lamentation.
There were four new attachments against
Fisk's Opera House issued to-day, the
amounts of which, with former attachments,
ties up Fisk's interest in it. A
notion to vacate previous attachments was
ienied by Judge Brady, he deciding that
Fisk is a resident of Boston, and the at
achments were properly issued.
New YORK, November 5.-Editor Bon
,er's colt Jim Elliott" made mile to a
wagon yesterday in 2:l94.
SAN Francisco, November 6.-Green-
Jacks 7Si 20 70.
A steady rain fell from midnight until this
morning.
A boiler, at Littlejon's Grist Mill, Red
wood City exploded, doing considerable
lamage to property. No person was in
ured.
Remarkable high tides have been running
n the bay for a few days past.
There are over $50 printers in this city out
II situations.
The oakland Fire Department are making
extensive preparations for the reception and
of their Sacramento friends,
It the railroad celebration.