The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
from the Gold Hill News of yesterda,

| CINCINNATI, November 15.-Georg'
W. Ellis, Secretary of the Mutual Lift
Insurance Company, died in a street ca
to-day of apoplexy.
Pike offers his building to the mer
chants for an Exchange for SS50,000.
CLEVELAND, November ID. C
Buell., Cashier of the Second National
Bank, committed suicide this morning
by shooting himself through the heart
The supposed cause is mental depres-
sion, resulting from losses during the
late panic. Rumors have been circula-
ted that the bank was a heavy loser by
defalcation. The President and Direc-
tors publish card assuring the public
that its responsibility is unimpaired,
and pledging themselves individually
that all obligations shall be promptly
met.
HUDSON, n. Y, November IA ter
rible boiler explosion occurred at
Storms & Pages Mill, Catskill village.
The front part of building was CON-
ple,ely demolished, and several lives
lost. 1t is impossible to tell the foil ex.
tent of the disaster. 1t is known that
Mrs. George Brandon, wife of the en-
gineer, was instantly killed. The en-
gineer met, instant death and was buried
in the ruins. The explosion not only
destroyed the mill, but shattered various
buildings in the vicinity. The ice
houses adjoining caught fire and were
destroyed.
New YORK, November 15.-It is I'M
derstood the President considers the
condition of finaucies most favorable to
a speedy return to specie payments. In
his forthcoming message he will urge
such measures upon Congress. He is
opposed TO all tinkering with the cur
rency, and believes if the present In
ternal Revenue laws be suffered to re-
main intact for another year, a tangible
reduction of the public debt will by
then have been effected.
CHICAGO, November IA Washing
ton special says the McGarrahan case
was argued before the Supreme Court
on Saturday. The Court took the pa.
pers and reserved its decision.
The sensation stories about the ex.
petition to San Domingo are based
upon the fact that Gen. Babcock has
gone thither alone. Negotiations for
obtaining possession of San Domingo
were commenced last winter. Ba ez
being anxious TO get under the flag of
the United States, would even have ac-
cepted a protectorate. Stewards term
expired before anything was accom-
plished. Gen. Babcock has gone to
obtain Information today before Con-
yress regarding the resources and debt
If San Domingo, character of the peo-
pie, etc
Private advices report that Senator
Grimes was unimproved by his visit to
Europe. His second paralytic shock
has left him 10 feeble condition,
hough it was not as severe as the first.
SACRAMENTO, November 16.-The IN
known man killed by the late railroad
is as certained to be Frederick
Laudose, of Sacramento, who was
working on the new Capitol as a car
oenter. His family live in San Fran.
cisco.
The locomotive " Flash" which |
brought in the express train from Oak
and yesterday afternoon, was draped
n mourning, out of respect for the
memory of Ed. Anderson, and his fre-
nan, who were killed by the accident at
Station, on Sunday morning.
Harry Stephenson's engine, the "Ex-
.elsior," which took out the Central
Pacific passenger train, was also in
The flag on the house Of Eureka En-
zine Company No. 4, WAS at half mast
and their bell was tolled,
nut of respect to the memory of Judge
A. W. Baldwin, who was member OF
Tashoe Engine Company No. 4, of Viz
,inia, with hich company the Eureka's
nave f. aternsl relations.
The man Ryan, who was stabbed and