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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-29

APPJaUsE i-oacn was tie remark
that was bUi TOO audible hen g. tie
friend atour elbow heard the foiIus
ing-wlich se clip from tie letter OF
she r. Chronicles Washington cor
respondent:
Dis L. J. Cz.PKAY. This medical
ges ,ieman hiss mauom-r FOR posi-
100 ABROAD lie VAS the Uuied States
Hsasai At Bucharest last, aud nov
vans TO 90 10 Pe>tb We are creGith
&c ornel TIA; the heads Of y ptrtm-HIs
r-feady 10 pronounce tim the largest
irvia, rest ~ America We sincerely
hare test the .nhabIttnis If Austria
nAy not be Inflicted with as presence.
We Taste to clap the seal OF c0ndem-
patton upon ,hrse th"ugh'!ess COM
meats.
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STANTON.

1t seems hardly possible rhat Stanton
took "a letter OF Introducton tn him
from Joe NcCorkle lin Mnrrh 80 when
Joe was loyaD how curt and business
ike he was; how promptly he ate dsd
to his business; how much he seemed
- if Standing here as az earnest man
Who Eel, 1t has duty to bux off the liars
and rriaers who came 10 spin warns and
Jest with Lincoln No wonder Gr.nt
was startled when he heard he was
dead : We believe that Stanton saved
Rec instruction. He vas brave enough
70 srand up, all alone, and bea, tie
game which, with enough trnvrdo 70
look Ike courage. Andrew johnson
played 10 save the Democratic party
vhe most adroit fight that ever was
mnde in the interest of the Devil
Salmon p Chase's bald and shameless
mau<uveriugs srlli considered and 40
The contrary borwi,hstardiug.' Stan
ton wssa very great man. He oughr
to have gone TO England. He CON
bined tie nice legal attachments Of
Motley with tie shrrwdness Of Wilkes
and Butler Possibly he Was 100 6rus9ue
for diplomat;-bu'. indeed, We have
l.
are big enough now TO tell England
the truth aud make her tell II too.
Stanton was an Ohio lawyer. (Mr.
Sharon, Bank of California agen,, IN
VHgiria City, studied Iaw with him in
Sieu beuviIIe.) He was Bueh,nau's At.
tcruey Geper,l; and after Cameron vas
retired from Lincoln's Cabinet, be was
nade Secretary Of War. He was, As
Is we'll believed, the most interchangeable,
strong and far sighed War Minister
ihs, ever lived. He vas almost "a grea,
. man as Graut-wbo was great not
vi,hs,snd,ug the weakness of his good
nature wbIca allowed hun TO tolerate
Meade and bear the provoking, aggra-
waiting, unnecessary CRITICISMS of
3sermsns friends aud of Joe Hook-rs
ally aud serviie imi ators There should
be much hoaor done By the American
people 10 the memory OF Edwin M.
StAuton.
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LATEST TELEGRAPEIC NEWS.

| From the Utld Hill News of itei evening.
| CArcaGo, December 26. Specials from
| Washington say Government has instituted
measures to bring abnu, a treaty between al
maritime nations on the subject of ocean
\ ca b.eS. Instructions on the subject have
been sent to our Ministers in England
| France, GERMANY, Spain, and other coun-
I tries. Government asks that no exclusive
concessions shall be given to any party, and
that no Government shall have the right to
examine kilograms that cables shall have
| all the rights of neutrality, and that Their
destruction in time of war shall be treated as
! an act of piracy, and the persons engaged IN
the work of destruction shall be tried in the
courts of any country capturing them.
The death If Stanton has led some to be-
lievc that Haar may now be confirmed as
Supreme Justice. Their idea is to have Hoar
appointed 10 Northern Circuit. 1t is not
probable, however, that this will succeed
Peun>y lyania will present Judge Strong for
the vacancy caused by the death Of Stanton.
The SANTANA Bay treaty will be ready for
presentation upon the reassembling of Con-
greSs. The Administrator desires early
action upon it.
The Times special thinks there is no truth
in the rumor that an attempt will be made to
break up a quorum in the Georgia Legisla-
tire fer few weeks, no matter what its po-
li,ical complexion is now. The State is
forced to adopt the terms presented by Con-
giess,
The opponents of the confirmation of Min
lister SIokles have got up long series Of
charges against hia which will be laid be-
fore the Senate Committee on Foreign Eela-
tiuns.
A movement is On foo. to develop Texas
into three States, to be called respectively
d ~
developed when Texas is admitted into the
Union.
NEW YoRK. December 26.-Sanitary in
spec,or. Dr. Frank j. Randall, died at his
residence in this city on. Laturday.
Rev. Dr. Cox. father of the bishop, has
lust married tho belle Of this cit".
Geueral Frank Blair has connected him
self With prominent insurance company Of
this CITY, aud will probably soon establish
his residence here.
A number OF preminen, citizens left for
Washington last evening to attend the
funeral OF Stanton.
The last of the Spanish gunboats sailed
yesterday.
Brigham Young, Jr., did not address the
Germans a, Williamsburg, yesterday. as
advertised. he having been called to Phila-
de!phia to persuade his third vile, who had
left him, to return to his seragl:o. She re-
fuses, however.
Rev Henry Ward Beecher euloeized
Edwin N. Stanton in discourse III Ply
mouth Church, yesterday.
DR.. Thomas c. Moffa,t. Chief Physician
of the Seamen's Retreat, Staten Island, died
yesterday, aged 40.
In many churches yesterday sermons were
preached urging abstinence from lntoxicat-
ing beverages on New Years day.
The new chapel, Seventh avenue, Metho-
dist E piscopal Church, Brooklyn. was dedi-
Gated yesterday. The building and furni-
ture cost about Sc, 900.
AT St. James Church, Yesterday, the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-29
Os r#x E.erHouAKx Virginia Ci,s
the Enterprise OF yesterday says:

sGe EGterrrtse o. Yesterday says:
Nigh; before last VAS a night of terror to
'he people of this citv and all the neighbour
,ng tnwns and ilages, owing ia the heavy
and slarmingiy frequent earthquake shocks
ssperiencci throughout the country Many
persons remained in the streets all night
fearing to stop in doors, while those WIN
s.Ued in their dwellings were unable To
sleep, and were dressed and prepared for a
rush in case Of heavy shock coming. In
the vicinity of S'eamhua. Springs the earth
luske seems 20 have been more severe than
IN anv OTHER place In the country. At the
time of the hrst sblck lets of water. II or
% in nnmber and OF great volume, were
throxn up 10 the hight Of % feet, and dur
ing the night Is shocks were felt-fonr very
heavy ones. The hruSe at the Springs is
perfect wreck. though 1t was not thrown
down. At Wrigh;'s. at The fput Of the G-ige-
Grade. everything was demolished IN the
oar. aud the earth shook to such an extent
nat persons were thrown 20 the ground
while running from the house. The ground
~ the valley seemed 20 r,il in waves like
the waters OF lake.
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THE EARTHQUAKE.

is 30 prolific; so full Of suggestions; sc
reple,e with incidents; so well calcula
( ted to shake up whatever of sense there
may be in a man, that II is possible thai
we are excusahle for referring to il
again-for, indeed, so interesting Il
satiect eanno, he too well sif ed; can
not De too str ,ngiy shak-o: cannot be
too thoroughly digesred One Of our
eoremporaries SAYS raat the character
;stic mo lou was !" rotary like "a
wheeler psn;" auother says il was
from the north to the south; stlli an
other commentator remarks that was
plainly aui Undoubtedly east and west
Now We have had some motions ana
emo ioD>; and We think we know what
wnat We are Hoour To say, ~essy IT a.
one should speak who has a due respect
tor Faraday and injury aud Morse and
Espy anu Aga,s.z and the balance OF
tue theorists who have never been fur.
Their INSIDE OF the world than those Of
Us VINO have discussed the Cardiff Giatt
ami been puzz Ell by the .xhalarinns OF
oteamboar StrIngs-near which locniIi.
he vulgar, MJ>s"urIan mind has loca
ted he IA hunless depths of an endless
p.rdiIou !
Tber- are various theories with regard
10 earthquakes. TIE ancienis had
notion hat the earth got this abuormni
aud star ling shock by Reason of lis
coming Suddenly in contact With Sum
loose aud drifting sphere which Wa,
$50 far as space is concerned) indIf-r
ently regulated. Then the idea pre-
vailed tuat the heat becoming int-ns-
on the inside of the crust of the ear h
the world cracked from sudden hear-
and yiolen, coatractlous Of cold-like a
hot rock which bursts when you puui
waier 90 1t. Then again there is th'
theory that the great sea OF molten
matter which Constitutes The .yeik OF
the world gets shaken up sometimes ty
the falling off, 1910 its abysses, of
of the undercrust cf terra trina,
ike boy throwing pebbles iato n
puddle; or, better, like throwing a boul
der into a well
Be these theories SIS they may, We
had fearful light Of it. Those who say
they did no, feel their litt!eness; III
who boas, that they tell no alarm; The, |
who say they liked i; and wanted som.
IN ore, are untEu'hfal; hey are not gifted |
in expression of csndnr. I, was a ter
rib'e nght; and it seemed not impossi'
be that The wide world would break |
in two
II is siogalar what effects were pro
iured Several of orr friends were af. |
fecied AS if ses-sick Oue man who |
was driving a span Of borses between
here and Lake B gier says he ,hongh'
they had suddenly come upon "a slip
3err bit Of roaG-icx; and another says
hat the SIX O'Clock shock Knocked one
Of bis mules right down on the road
rtey say that Steamboat Springs and
hose hot wayer springs down IL Doug
as CoUnty boiled Ike pot. IL was
memorable aud fearful night. (rh-
umo- that il shook an I'd "a iuto certain
III isl heads, aod that it jrrked the
ruth out of Andrew johnson are doubt
ess some of the idle fabricarioss Of tie
lines
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PERSONALS.

! We take great pleasure in flching thu
\ following admirable summary of late
personal "reminiscences from the Sar
francisco Chronicle of the Gath inst
Smith O'Brieh's son is County High Sheriff
in Ireland.
Ben Wood intends to retire from the lottery
business.
Cardinal Matthew, Archbishop of Besan-
con, has left Rome.
Lord LYONS fet,d General Banks in Paris
dav before yesterday.
Aneron Herbert, NJ. P, has resigned his
Oxf"rd fellowship.
The Prince Imperial has ceased his childish
| pipes aud taken TO cigars.
| Plon-Plun is accused of spending $4,000,
600 in the last seventeen years
Hon. John Russell, Secretary Estate Of
Ohio, died on Thursday.
A Bates College student, out of employ
m, Mt. abates his poverty By saving wood.
Mr.. Gladstone has been buving himself an
estate of 923 acres at Hawarden. England.
Professor Nathan Hale Of Union College,
has resigned bellies letters to edit mag u inc.
Dsraeii is locking for the Bath in spite Of
the cold water throw on him by the English
press.
A boy preacher. imported from England,
is attracting large audiences in Jackson, lille,
Illinois.
An Eastern editor notifies correspondent
that iii we should desire stupid articles, we
can write them ourself."
Jefferson Davis is hereafter to reside a.
Memphis, 10 run that $4,000 salary per an
mum insurance Company.
Daniel Mcfarland has been indicted b, the
Grand jury of New York for the murder of
Albert ID. Richardson.
Hiram C. Powers has been sentenced in
New York to execution on February 4,h for
the murder OF Richard Shaw.
Mrs. Grant. il is said, has instructed all
the ushers and attendants in the White
House to wear swallow tailed coats.
The BODY of Kinc,s, the elder. murdered in
the Panfin tragedy. was discovered AT Bel
fort, France, on the 25th of November.
The Empress has instructed her chamber
lain to meet Pere H,acin,he and iis~uade
him from attempting to approach Paris.
Lieutenant Colonel Walter Franklin has
heen detailed a Professor Of Military Science
in the Wisconsin State University.
Miss Anthony insists that she will have
" Susan B. Anthony" on her tombstone.
Well, Who's tr, ing TO hinder hers
Edwin Bryant, author Of book Oh Cali
fnrnia, jumped from "a third-story window a;
Louisville recently and was killed
Mrs Lincoln has returned to Frankfort
for the Winter, 1t seems there is Hot a word |
of truth in the story Of her intended marrisg
" it'll a German Baron. She is living in re-
tirement.
Not content with a Young American chief
the japanese have placed their lind
forces under the commend Of a New York |
Colonel of volunteers, Frank by name and |
by nature.
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TO PASSENGERS
County Treasurer's Notice.
:S:} 500 90.

y is pow in the Redemption Fund of 0rmsby
County, the sum Of Three h u.aut Three iiuu
dred l,olas, and that Sealed Proposals will be
received by the County Au,iItcr for the surrender
( Bonds, Warrants. and claims, payable out Of
stii redemption Fund, under tue provisions OF an
Act Of The le-is.ature Of the state New .da ap-
proved March 9Th, 1850, t. the anount Of money
~ the Redemption Fund at the time Of opening
the proposals.
he proposals will he received by the 'udit.r
up 20 10 O'Clock on MONDAY. THE Sd Fay uf
JANUARY 1879. a. must lie accompanied 10y
aui ,Iciuse the BoJ d., Wan ants and Claims Of
iered to be surrendered
Printed Blanks for filing out Bids can be Oh
tanned upon application at the office Of the County
auditor.
III accepted Bids will be paid in Legal Tender
notes. Ii. :. MASON,
County Ire tsurer. OrInsby County, Nevada.
Car son City, December 18th, 1863. I'd
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evergreens and decorations caught FIRE, and
there was panic in the congregation.
George Francis Train delivered one Of
his Characteristic harangues in Tammany
Hall, last evening.
A case has come to light where the agent
of a prominent South American Republic,
who was deputed 70 come to this country to
purchase gunboa,s, has been swindled cut
Of nearly 100000 in bonds BY a pre-
tended ship broker.
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SCHNEIDER AGAINST THE WORLD.

We are informed that on Tuesday afternoon,
December 14th 1909, Schneider stage and = train
Of ears we're 1t the Mound House At the tiE o,
both coming to Carson. aud that Schneider beat
the cars conf ing 70 Carson BY about three focrtAs
Of an bur. ... .-.-, dl6-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-02
4 Mysterious Incendiary,

The city of Newburyport, Mass, IS in fever
Of eX element over what is, view il as cOolly as
you please, certainly most remarkable phe-
gomenon in crime. For. fifteen or twenty
years evhurypoTt has had an incendiary.
-Four churches, and smaller structures un-
numbered, have perished by his destroying
hand He takes pride in his work, and in
Every fire of the long series has been set by
the same apparatus. An odd little box, SEEM
ingly made by the mysterious man him.
self, is IN each instance filled with kercsens
oil. saturated kndlIng wood, and other highly
infiammable substances. A candle end is
placed in this. and so lighted that in a few
minutes the whole will be in flames Year after
year. at irregular intervals, this little contri.
vance is employed in the work of destruction
which this man is bent upon. After every con-
quered fire, this little box is found where the
confiagration began. Yet in all this time the
men who make the boxes, who carry them
about and fire them, has successfully defed
all the agencies of discovery, all the detectives
employed in the interests of justice. or for
the defence OF property, and there is not
q suspicion who is OF what is the motive
at the bottom Of his acts. OF course
he must be citizen OF the place, and one no
longer young. Perhaps he is one OF the most
prominent in the arrangements for his own
capture. His extraordinary crimes and extra
ord mary success in alluding pursuit would
make splendid basis Tor a sensation novel HIS
last attempt, happily an unsuccessful one, dates
back only to last week His familiar box was
set on fire against church, the destruction OF
which, nigh wind prevailing, would have
carried with IL half the city. 1t was discovered
in time; but no traces of the men were left.
The excitement over the matter naturally
grows with each repetition of the arson.
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Sudden Death OF an Opium Eater.
From the ST Paul Pioneer

Mr.. Butler, Of Ohio, (what particular place
IN Ohio 10 not known) arrived at the American
House on the 1lth day Of December Since
then he has been a bearder there, and has been
in the fruit business. For three or four days
past he has been complaining Of great suffering
ana those who have seen HIM pronounce his
symptoms those of delIrium tremens. On yes
terday he appeared much worse, aud fellow
boarder asked if he should not send despatch
to his friends in Ohio informing them of his
condition. He replied that they were already
on the way to st. Paul. Though complaining
considerably he was not even confined to his
room. but spent the most Of his time in Tn a
common sitting or bar room. About H. m .
yesterday, he went 70 the bartender and asked
# he did not think liquor would do him good.
The barkeeper told him no; that In his condi-
ton be would neither sell nor give him liquor
h. then asked the tarkeeper to loan him one
dollar with which to buy "gum opium" Tue
barkeeper refused. Butler then began to cry
pIufuliy, and to beg for the dollar. He said:
"lf you don't leEd me the money to buy opium,
Will curse you till the hour Of nv death -
He kept begging and crying until his solicita-
ti0ns were SO troublesome that to get rid of him
the bartender gave him one dollar He handed
IL TO hiend, who went immediately tn a
drug store and bought opium, which he brought
back and gave to him. Mr.. Butler at once
took dose of II, and soon after fell over on a
chair in what seemed a faintiag fit. He was
taken up and carried to his room up stairs and
died in few minutes. DIR. Louis F. Tayer.
nier was summoned. but on examining the
body found life entirely extinct. he pronouu.
ced the cause of death 10 be an overdose Of
opium.
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Ritualism in Massachusetts.

RituaiIsm has made its appearance IN Nassa-
chusetts. and has called forth a yery Arnest
pastoral letter from Bishop Eastburn, pro-
test and admonItion. He condemns iis burn
ing OF incense, the placing OF lights on ae COM
munlon table, the elevation of the tsfrnents,
the making the sign OF the cross, whsl not di-
rected by the rubrlc, the wearing of unusual
yestments. surpliced cholrs, intonlng the
prayers, and various other ritualiuc mum.
You forget that We are Protestan church.
sincerely hope that none of you deare TO forget
II. The very name of our churth. inscribed
upon Its constitution and printed IN the title
page OF our prayer.book, is. The Prot
estant Episcopal Church IN the United States
OF America. This IL the name n which we
should glory. And, moreover, 70 cling to il is
necessary Tor our own JUSTIFICATION; for, If
we are no. Protestant churah, we have no
right toexist, and the English Reformation
was sin before God. And. rejoicing as 1
ought TO do IN this our character, I mourn over
recent innovations in our ritual, because they
seem TO say that we are ashamed of our posi-.
ton, and that, amidst allthe blessings pur
chased for us by that noble fmy OF confessors
who protested against Ppery amidst the
hames, We are haDkering afer a return from
scrlptural light to the darkness from which we
escaped. And am surely not unreasonable
in expecting all our minissrs and people TO
share In this unshaken attachment 70 our ac
tual position, as Protesuht and reformed
communion" Bishop Easuhrn evldent tIy does
not believe the assertion Of Iitt: ssThe Church
OF England has popish htugy, Calyanistic
creed, and an Arminian csrgy"-SpringfeId
Republican.
SPottstown, Pa. savs a few dollars
cfsrn fhnu
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O0NFESsION MURDER

STROU DsBURG, Pa. Jan 2.-The prisoners
Brooks and Orme were brought into court this
morning TO receivc their sentence. Each male
a speech, confessIBg TO the killing of Brodhead,
but en- ndeavoring to justify themselves by hav-
ing acted in self-detence. They also advanced
the plea Of drunkenness, although they pro-
fessed to remember every point in the affair
The Judge addressed them very touchingly,
but they showed nc feeling of regret or ceSn-
punction. The day CT execution viii be fixed
by the q OyerpOr.
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ERE.

BANGOR, ME-, Jan. 20.-Last evening a fire
broke on. IN the grocery store of Harris & Co,
corner OF ofConner and BROAD streets, and spread
each way until ten brick houses were de.
stroyed, nearly all of them containing heavy
stocks OF goods. Loss esumated AT q quarter
Of a million doliers
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nR. BURTON's
" TOBACCO ANGInQ6R

nR. BURTON's
" TOBACCO ANrIDOfE.
MARRASrED TO REMOVE ALL DEsIRI FOR To-
ALSO % exoelIent appetiser. II pvlfss ana CO.
rtohss the blood, inyeorates the system possssses
sSs. the C .ss
health Smoiers and css~ers for sixir ysar, es,ss.
ing tre.tiss on tie iSJurioes effects % Of soSsSee.
with lists OF testimenisls, references, etc. sSSr
DK. +. 4. AssoTI. Jersey CITY. s.y.
TESTIMONIALS.
BurtonS Antidots from Rev. j. n Poulton. md
ind II an sfscfsaf cuye
e. oArsHAL. Com otton. Harrison o.. Ohio.
Please send q sopply of the ANTIDorE. Ia ess
feos'rsd Aas aoss use ork suRELT
HRou Nrv Haupeurrr sr.rr pk,.o1-a..,i.-
men of fnnuence here having been cured Of the
dots, ve desire . supply for the prisoners Of tins
JOSEPH MAYO, Warden OF n. b. State Prison,
ABaNKER sfEsrrMoNy-Dr. Burtons Antfdose
Tor TSs.eco Aas aeeoSpiished az olainssd 70, a.
CLERsYNANs TESTIMONY ONE Box or An.
FAILs. Rev J. w sHokxaKEa,
Kelley 3 Station, Pc.
FROM THE POLICE HEAporARrERs, LyyS. NJ
4 hare gained tStysy rec pounds of GssS a tirss
nqostas by using DIR. Burtens Antidote, and All
dtsirs Tor tobacco 10 removed.
IRON THE sourHERN HONE JOURNAL, BaLrr-
MORE. MD.-0ne box Of Burton Antidote ,erzoref
IN G sUf inc mssd from me take pleasure
TT. SLATER, Editor.
l1Sademark x CRyrisktsd.
Corner Pa. avenue and "a q Street, hdMS doa.lai S:eo
for District Of Columbia. poS sm