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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05
OoICAL.
MoNpAY. Sept. 4, 1871.

MONDAY. Sept. 4, ION
Theodore Wood ". Gen. w. crystal;
Judgment pursuant to prayer "t COM
plant.
Sarah Ann Davis vs.. Edwin A.. Da-
Wis: Judgment that Defendant innile-
diately pay to plairf II so es,ui'sel
fees, so costs and the SUM Of 81 per
week for iier support pending ms
action.
State of Nevada vs.. ii. n. RhoadeS,
administrator of the estate or Il.
Rboades Il nj. Che deiaIcaI;on case);
Attorney Genera iiuckner anu \. L.
Ellis appeared for the Stale. Upon
motion, and consent ot counsel ttfe
deposition of II. \. Hloade~ NOS beng
satisfactory, cause continued until I'D
instant, at which time &. L. Batter
man, witness for plaintiff, was ordered
to appear.
Morris Levy vs.. Morris Henry; by
consent, Cause set Tor trial OIL the 9th
instant.
John D. Mitchell IS. Alex. Leport;
act for trial on the 9Th instant.
John EriIar,tt ". \. Curry; set tor
trial on the 2l>t ns!an at | O'Clock
2. m.
The Grant Jury made its final re-
port and was di>clIarGed.
Court adjourned until 10 a. m. to-
morrow.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

JuwELKY Losr.-A little girl of this
civ, about four weeks since, lost a
small gold neck chain with locket at
tachcd; also, Il pair of gold sleeve but
toms tnanmaileI with the letter "L.'
the finder will please leave the same
AT thi, Office. Tse3
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05

LtlllN fliil1iCtltNt INA h.tS
the finder will please leave the same
al thi, Office. SEQ
FREsH FRUIr.-James J. Mandle
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery. no
tons. fancy goods, cigars, tobacco,
TOYS, etc.
NoTIcn.-Thc public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water Of
a certain spring situate on the Lake
Bigier Toll Road. about two miles
from Carson. from W. d. Torreysun,
or any person other than myself, the
said spring being on my line Of sur
vey and claimed by me.
T.. II. SWEENEY.
THE EEsT CHANCE IEr.-A gran
musical festival will be given 18th
uf orptonher, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county,, California. at which $4,000 IN
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 prizeS-ono
chance in every -. The prizes range
from s. ur to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund. Il Fire Department, and 10 the
four churches OF Brooklyn. This Is
the most liberal schedule yet offered
the public on this coast, and the man
AYERS are thoroughly responsible.
koppcl & Plat, clothiers, corner OF
South CarsoM and Third streets, are
! agents for the sale of tickets in this
city. \
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TAKE WARNING!

I'HE V. 1t r. Il. X. GO. .HE ANXIOUS -,
take due precauritn arainst accidents sIA
loss OF life resulting from The running Of their
trains: and they take Mis- method OF warming pa
rents and guardians agHinat t'c 7auCerS at,enaibs
the toe common prRcric- f children ulsytt.g ai-Int
.auir cara aud locnmnti~y,. Those having in charge
ire business of the CuIn ny find it impossible -
~rEssyArE boys. Who freput 1t The termini and st'p-
pthg places IF the 7, al rom climbing uton the
uaI- and engines: and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort 10 more decided measures IL there
..nnoyances are continued Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascrioahie TO the carelessneas Of
,etsons la jumping on and oil the cars when Ia
nlotioE, should be warniI g enough in themselves.
/. H., II, YERINGToN, Superintendent
August Is. 1s7o. II
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GRAND JURY REPoRT.-The report
of the Grand jury 10 the August term
of the Second Judicial District Court
will he found in this mornings Reg
lister.
ACoUIrTED.-Yep Wang, the China
man indicted for attempt at rape on a
little white girl four years of age, was
acquitted by the jury on Saturday
night.
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ARRIvES.-From the C.P. Railroad and
WaSuoe ii q Il. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
AMI Dayton III 10 Il. m.
From turort, Pine Grove and Genoa
at / p. III.
From Lake Bigler at I 7. n.
D~EPAKrs.-For Washoe and c. P. Rail-
rOit III p. IN.
For Dil,0n, silver City, Cold Hill and
Nlr-iuIa at p. IN.
s -. IN.
For Lake Blglcr at 10 q. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
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C0EBErf HOC5K-COK8ETT EEUTnEno,
VIM Blanchard, Spo,ner TGarean, Mill station
N i,.,yd, Clear Greek Ira Pachhru'
VI Boyd ) NcCiuie- heho
WIN Jones, stewart,
Vim ,ieuIcI SOL. Ash Mill W = Mcintyre, "
Mcintosh. little W Beckman,
:. Hutr,ws I,u,tains Jas Ward.
stInIlr, GraI IN, iona 'te'so''
Jas Andrews, Lake Il ia, B'i, h"hIt"'
N U,i- .r ttyn,u Warmer, NJ .son
A Marks, Virginia N Mcperhlo''' o"S
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-11-30
What Men have Died for.

Colonel Montgomery was shot in duel
about dog Colonel Ramsey in one about
servant; Mr.. Featherstone in one about
recruit; Sterne's father in one about a
goose; and another gentleman in one
about an acre of anchovies; one officer
was challenged for merely asking his OPP
ponent to enjoy the second goblet; and
another was compelled to fight about a
pinch of snuff; General Barry was chal-
lenged by Il Capt. Smith tor declining
wine at dinner on a steamboat, although
the General had pleaded as an excuse that
wine invariably made him sick; and Lieu
tenant Cowther lost his life in a duel be-
cause he was refused admittance to club
of pigeon shooters. In III a duel occur
red IN New York city. between Lieuten
ant Featherstonehaugh of the 10Th, and
Capt. Mcpherson, of the 42d British regi-
ment, in regard TO the manner of eating
an ear of corn, one contending that the
best eating was from the cob and the other
that the grain should be cut off from the
cob before eating Lieutenant Feather
stonehaugh lost his right arm, the ball
from his antagonists pistol shattering the
limb dreadfully, so much so that it had TO
be amputated Graham. Major Noah's
assistant editor on the National Advocate
lost his life in 1897, at the duelling ground
at Hoboken, with Barton, the son-in-law
of Edward Livingston. in simple dispute
about "what was trnmpS' in n game OF
cards
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An Elders Mistake.

A United brethren presiding elder out
in Mennesota, preaching to n strange con
gregation, was much annoyed by some OF
the young folks talking and laughing dur
ing the service. He paused, looked at the
disturbers, and said II am always afraid
to reprove those who misbehave in church.
In the early part Of my ministry | made u
great mistake. As | was preaching, a
young man who sat just before me, was
constantly laughing, talking and making
uncouth grimaces. | paused and admin
istcred severe rebuke. After the close
of the service one of the official members
came and said to me, Brother -, you
made great mistake. That young man
whom you rebuked is an IDIOT Since
then have always been afraid to reprove
those who misbehave in church lest |
should repeat that mistake, and reprove
another idiot" During the rest of that
service, at least, there was good order.
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The Lonaon Spectator of November ! /
thus describes the recent discovery 3f
open water in the extreme north. which
was somewhat exaggerated in earlier re
ports
Among the expeditions which had sail
ed during the spring Of the present year,
there was one under tho command OF
German Lieutenants Payer and Wey-
precht, which had sought the almost un-
visited seas lying between Spitzbergen
and Nova Icmbla. In a Norwegian
sloop they penetrated into these seas;
and now we have news OF their complete
success in attaining = very high northerly
ati,ude-the highest we believe, ever at
tanned in that direction, In latitude sew
eutv-eight degrees north they found open
water, extending in longitude from forty
two to sixty degrees (easO ard abounding
in whales and they believe that under
favorable conditions this .oa would afford
an open way to the pole
II Is to be remarked in passing that one
ut our scientific contemporaries has been
somewhat hastv, as we Judge. in regard
ug this result-full OF interest rs it un-
doabtedly is-as .'the discovery of the
open Arctic sea which has been SO long
| searched for" The question whether
there is an open sea extending to the pole
or the earth itself is rs tar from solution
IS il eyer was. 1t has long since been
known that open water lies beyond the
ice-bouni seas which surround the north
cm shores Of Siberia. 1t i to this open
water. not actually seen, but as actually
/ discovered as though it had been seen, by
N,,o,5tysl and his fnllow-y0vapprs that
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A Sinking Town.

New YORK, Nov. IS. A special des-
patch from Scranton reports that the cav
ING in of the mine at Hyde Park created
great excitement. The first shock was
felt about three O'clock of the morning of
the 18th, when the people fled terror
stricken from their dwellings. The cav
ing of the ground which occurred over
the Oxford mine caused a settling in build
ings overhead of some two feet. The area
of ground covered in all about twenty
acres.
The damage to property will amount to
over S130,000. Immense assures were
made in the principal avenues and streets:
Many of the houses have been pulled
down, and the whole town is in danger,
as the ground is still settling. The post
office has sunk some eighteen inches, and
is still settling. The mines are deserted.
At Scranton the various streets are
crowded with people discussing the stu
alton. The vein which caused this is
known as the Diamond vein, and has not
been worked by the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Company. On that
ground they claim that no damages will
BE paid
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t,.Yuakr Duitcr. nutt.r vi.,urga fraction
..sor 0ne nB N atl ccufs fl uuart. aud
.Dlra-e p fraction loss tAa. One aua q quar-
Moss ~ PASTURES ol; MuAD0W-. Tiis
i- always nuud au p4ur Euei~ on wet Rats.
Ilc remedy In jA Gr- -a~e is To harrow
,ufiI fhe moss is torn 4r. aa,l ~pfcad load
.i manure AMI FL Mule lime I'm the second
larr. drain sH fu. .yatcr. and harrow and
,Ureaa Utue or au.tsr. and ,alt or ashes
I.t rid ol .he W lter. strengthen the soil.
and moss viii be no larther trou6le
FEH NltE FMrlt&s may hr made by
IMPLY rolling the plain dough latter IL has
'leeh oi epurSel ana cutting ANA frylnS as
""usHuutN lo pt etlen lA syrup OF sauce
IF putin4 T lnmp OF Hsch dough into q
p"NuH@ pAst VYh2' le2N In- room 10 SWet7
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Lynching in the West.

INDASAroLIS, Ind, NOV. 10. A mob
last night at Brookviilt, Indiana, forced the
Jail and attempted to take out Mcdonald
Cheek, confined for the murder of his
father-in-la law at Lawrenceburg, Indiana,
year ago, with, it is supposed, the in
tention of lynching him. Cheek knocked
down the first man that came into his cell.
| and taking a revolver from him defended
himself bravely. Many OF the mob We're
hurt. The Tailor escaped and rang the
fire alarm, which brought q number OF
citizens to his aid The mob scattered,
but a number of them We're recognized
Notwithstanding their disguise. Cheek
was sentenced to be hanged last October,
but the Supreme Court granted a new
trial, and il was feared that the sentence
would be light, hence the action of the
mob
LOUISVILLE, kv., Nov. IS. Additional
| particulars OF the hanging Of the the three
negro tiends who murdered the Park fam
lily near Henryville, Ind, have been re-
ceived. 1t appears that shortly after ?
O'Clock yesterday morning the mob, num-
bering about fifty men, on horseback and
on foot, on entering Charlestown, broke
open the blacksmith shop and supplied
themselves with sledge hammers, chisels.
etc, and then proceeded to the jail, where
| with drawn pistols, they commanded the
keys of the jailor. He stated that the keys
of the Jail had been given TO the Sheriff of
the county, whereupom he was sent under
the escort of guard to the Sheriff to get
them The Sheriff informed them that
the keys were in Jacksonville. The or
| der was then oiVen to break down the
uoofs o' lhe l.''i' a'.i WiIi cnl'9l9, s'euses
''lu oio" p;'i D. 'iio ion I'oMJ , w." ,,ier
iom on "oo, '''l'' I'oN ~ i'J iol
'ho D'S y ny tnon "elt 70 l1lc upPei
rooms oi se lati III se''Itil oi 'olliSoi''
"leii inc oiieii in' ~ saw t'o J',il 'o'.' ~
li'l rum sane up lle heyS, al,i .ley 'o9N
oonllaon i''oiils i''. ~ o'li,' ~ ny =
~ m remain on on,rJ as tbev We're deter
mined not to NE intertere1 with bv alarm
inr tba yiII,rn Stortino hart IN The
same road thev had come ON = douhle
nnick to nlace known as Gvnsv Camp
about n mile and n half from Town. they
stuno thr tbree murderars on SEPARATE
frees at two minutes ia ; o'clock The
leader addressino tbe mob said. "Onr
work is done until we are called tooetber
aoaip. Sav noth,ng Remember the
password Justice TO all'n The crowd
then quietly dispersed. The whole affair
was done With military precision. Not a
word was spol1en except to command or
der, or 10 Keep some of the bystanders
ouieted. who attempted TO give an alarm.
So far as known there was not a man alb
sent from his home anywhere in the
neighborhood and, while there is no
| donbt Of the ouilt Of the nporons thern is
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-11-30
Seeking Water by Means of Crotched
Willow Stick.

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lie.
Tho c,oa+ c,o.,-,o.o, os p
" ''1'a'
As three brothers named Schatras were
one day walking through the principa
street Of Bagdad, the eldest of them stop
ped,suddenly, and, pointing to a stranger
on the other side of the way, cried:
See, there is the Afghan we have look
ell for so long,"
"Don't let US lose sight of him again,
said the others, and all three went to-
ward the stranger, who seemed astonish.
ed
God is God fear not" began the eld
est OF the brothers. u am Schafras. o
Bassora, to whom you once came to sell
2 large diamond, called the Moon Of the
Mountains and other precious stones
These are my brothers, who, like myself,
are pleased that we have found you, as
we hope now to be able to make bar
gam
"oh woe IS me, good sirs, | am no
longer the possessor of these treasures, .
replied the Afghan.
hat have you done with them ?'
"Allah be praised! | have just sold
then. to the jew Mardocha, of this city
for what price 7"
"tor $1,000 piasters and two handsome
horses
"Yon We're fool and Mardocha a
thietm cried Schafras angrily. Il would
have given you twice that sum for the
stones
God is great They We're offered to
you for halt the sum why were you such
2 tool as not 70 take them ?n
because | thought you thief, and
my conscience would not allow me to
buy stolen goods. But what can't be cur
ed must be endured. Where does Mar
docha the Jew llye?'
81 will show you. good sirs, that there
may be no lll-feeling between us"
The Afghan led the way to the house
ol the jew, winch was on the bank
OF the river Iigrls. The brothers then
thanked him kindly, and the eldest went
70 see Il he could make bargain with
Mardochl.
"Son OF Israel, said he, you have a
diamond called the Moon of the Noun
talns,' sapphire called the Eye of AL
lah,' and other precious stones, which
you have lately bought OF wandering
Afghan, who did not come in possession
OF them honestly l will give you q
handsome sum Tor your bargain.
"lloW much 7" asked the lsraelite, with
the air 81 n man who knows his business
and the value Of his goods.
,1oH gave 5000 piasters and pair
ol horses for them. will give You 5000
piasters and take the risk
Il should be sorry to see you loser, -
replied the jew with an ironical smile.
II will double the sum you gave for
them, said Schafras.
Not for million would | give them
to You. Go your way you know not the
value OF what You would purchase"
The Armenian took his leave, inwardly
cursing the jew.
lie knows too much for us-I could
make no bargain with the Jewish dog ?''
said Schatrts to his brothers,
Then we must take them without a
bargain" said the youngest in signili-
cant tone. His companions assented.
They now withdrew in order to decide
upon tho plan they should pursue. That
night the three villains murdered Mar
docha, and threw his body out Of his win
dow into the Tigris. Then they took all
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-11-30

The French practice in buildings is a
good one. Instead of using llimsy lath
ion thin partitions, they employ stout
pieces of oak, as thick as garden palings.
These they nail firmly on each side of the
partition, and fill the space between with
rubble and plaster Of paris. The floors
are managed in the same way, as well us
the under side of the stairs. Houses are
thus rendered Us near ''firc- -proof'' as if
built of stone throughout. In Noting
ham, England, where they have gypsum
in the neighborhood, rs in Paris, they
form their floors and partitions in the
same solid manner; consequently build
ing is rarely burned down in that popu-
lous manufacturing town.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-11-30

A young man generally gives Il lock Of his
hair to his sweetheart before he marrcs her.
After marriage she sometimes helps herself and
don't use scissors.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-11-30

Last week Sewell Quimby of Wesley,
lost from his premises in an unacconntable
manner, pair of large and valuable
steers. 1t was afterwards discovered that
they had been stolen by William Davis of
Meddybemps, who had driven them into
a piece of woods at Charlotte, and there
killed them. He then concealed the beef
in the river, and having carried the hides
to Eastport. sold them to MIR. Stevens
Davis was arrested, and confessed his
guilt
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-11-30

Mayne Reid was once gallant soldier.
and distinguished himself in the Mexican
War. lie was wont TO rectc poetry,
much TO the wrath and disgust of hi,
brother officers. One day he roarcd ont
AT midnight, in his guarded tent,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-04

lecial notices 20 cents per line. each iuser;ion.
1ver.issnisuts payable quarterly in advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

is enough for my purpose to say that some
i've or SIX years back he purchased In the Landed
Estates Court large district Of mountain land In
the county OF MAY. IL being Of the poorest quality
much OF II, indeed, being common-ne only paid
for 1t the small sum OF IL. 050 He resided on MS
new property. lie introduced
NEW CODE or LAWS
into the district, which the people around were 70
observe. Endless litigation followed, aud MI Crotty
became extremely unpopular. There were ios
houses on the property chiefly laborers nuts, WHICH
were inhabited by 500 human beings need not
weary myself or your readers by any protracteu
recital OF their wrongs and suferings. where are
they-these
FIVE HUNDRED MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Let echo answer. They gone, anu gone with
vengeance. Does Mr.. Gladstone think that mere
cam that there ought TO be- peace In this country SO
long as such scenes are allowed to be enacted win
the sanction Of the law OF England Does ne thlnk
that the peasantry OF Ireland ought tamely submit
10 be driven from their native SOIL Ike the beasts OF
the field II he il anxious to have peace in ireland
he must DESTROY landlord power entirely and COM
pletey. No true statesman, no sound poutcal
economist, can see whole people hurrying In TINS
way from their homes without deploring the CIR.
culnstance aud dreadlng result II this fearful
exodus Is to be stopped at all now is the time In
year or two hence IL may be too late The physician
ought to apply the remedy IN tlmc