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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-27
CENTRAL ANERI0k
The following interesting news
items are from a dispatch dated Aspin-
wall. April 81.

The following interesting news
items are from a dispatch dated Aspin-
wall, April 81:
A wonderful discovery has been
made in coal mines and oil wells
thirty miles from Aspinwall. The
mines are reported to be inexhauSti-
bic, and the coal of superior quality,
equal even to the best imported. The
Governor has given to the discoverer
an immense tract of land.
Another revolution has broken out
in Chiriqui, and this time Tomas Fer
era is the leader. Six hundred revo-
lutionists nave proclaimed him Presi-
dent. The insurgents recently captured
the American steame Montijo and the
United States came Resaca has gone
to recover her. The insurgents have
also captured the town of Las O
and made prisoners OF the garrison.
President CorreO escaped FROM the
! citadel. Panama has been fortified
because of approximations of al attack
on the city by the insurgents. I'm
pressIments for the Government ser
vice caused a riot in Panama, which
is now quiet.
! The war between San Salvador and
Honduras has ended. The former
| holds the territory ofthe latter, having
defeated the army of Honduras every
where. General Hatruchia has been
made Provisional President. H.
trenchments are constructed in the
streets of the Capital, from which the
chief families have fled. San Miguel
has been captured by the allied rebel
forces of Honduras. Hatruchia's army
is reported to have been decoyed into
the mountains of Honduras and their
retreat cut Oft.
Several earthquakes have been felt
recently on the South Pacific Coast.
The Indians of Terra del Fuego
murdered the Captain and three sailors
of the brig Pr"pontes while in the
Straits of Magellan.
The Aroucanian Indians are pre-
pairing for a general attack on the set
Elements. Two raids have already
been made. in which several persons
were killed and a number of women
carried off.
News from Punta Arenas gives a
terrible tragedy near that place. The
Captain of the British ship Alexandria
and a boats crew Went ashore and
came in conflict with the Indians, who,
murdered them. The Indians then
put otf in canoes for tie vessel, bHt
those on board, alarmed by the wells
of the natives, made sail and saved
themselves and the ship. The body
of the Captain was found with two
wounds in the body and his legs cut
Oft, but no trace of his companions.
An English var steamer is expected
to go to the scene of the tragedy and
chastise the Indians.
\ severe shock of earthquake occur-
red at Valparaiso. As the noise which
generally precedes an earthquake was
heard. thousands of people ran into
the streets terror-stricken. The walls
of the churches were cracked, while
services We're holding, and the panic
seized the congregations. The steeple
of the Church of st. Augustine was
Knocked out of plumb, and may have
to be taken down.
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ANOTHER DOUBLE TRAGEDY fe

ANOTHER DOUBLE TRAGEDY.-A few
days since a man in San Francisco
killed his wife and then himself. On
Tuesday last, in Grass Valley. a
woman killed her husband and then
committed suicide. \ dispatch says:
This morning 1t was discovered that
John George Rent>heler and his wife,
who kept the Last Chance Saloon on
Mill street, We're both dead in their
house; death having been caused by
violence. The bodies were covered
with blood and presented a horrible
sight. The man was partially I'M
dressed. as if he had been about re-
firing. y Colts siN-shooter with three
chambers empty was found on the
dressing table at the head OF the bed.
They did not live tremendously to-
gether. Rentsheler is q native of Wur-
temburg, Germany. An examination
Of the bodies shows that the woman
must have shot the man and then
killed herself by cutting her arms
with an old butcher knife. Her left
arm is sawed to the bone, just above
the elbow, and her right arm. below
the elbow, is terribly iaierated. Her
bloody footprints show that she put
the pistol on the table after firing the
fatal shot. The man was shot i'll the
stomach.
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Last Saturday we stated some par
ties from Virginia had arrived here i'll
consequence of their disaEreeing with
the Vigilance Committee OF that place.
We have been called upon by a young
nan who arrived on that day. and who
is suspect ed of being of that party.
and he affirnls that he and another
young man who arrived in the same
stage, have been residents OF Carson
City for the las nine months. Such
being the case. the item has no refer
ence to them.-lReesc River Reveille,
24th,
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UTAH.-Monday's dispatches fro,.

UTAH.-Monday's dispatches fro,.
Salt Lake City contain the following
The Daily Tribune reports the rich
est thing yet. A ton. of horn silvc
which arrived from Tintic, said to l..
worth $4,000.
MIR. Napier, in a letter to a frien
here, states that he has found in til
vein of horn silver in the silver mine
situated OH Silver Hill, East Canyor
a chunk among other similar one
reaching sixty pounds and eight ozs
The product of this vein assays front
$4,000 to $4,000 to the ton.
The coal discoveries in the foot hills
between Battle Creek and Provo Can
yon are said to range over a distances
of W miles in length, and that some
OF the veins are nearly thirty feet in
thickness.
The subject of narrow guage rail-
roads is just now receiving consider
able attention from all parties.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-The Louis
willie Commercial (Republican) gives
an account CT a ku klux outrage which
every Democrat in the country will
approve. One of the United States
soldiers stationed in Frankfort, Ken
lucky, having violated some munich
pal ordinance, was fined by the City
Court, and not having money to pay.
was put on a rock pile to work out the
fine. He worked faithfully and alone
M day. On the next, a negro man
who was in like position was put to
work beside him. The association
was so repugnant to the feelings of
the fastidiOus ku KluX that they paid
the soldiers fine, and he went to camp
rejoicing. Served him right.
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X. X. OUTRAGE.-A judgement
speedily overlook a negro hog thief in
Knox county, Missouri. some nights
since. He stole a hog i'll the night.
and was found the next morning.
dead, with his neck broken. He had
slipped in crossing a high fence, the
grambel stick had caught around his
neck. and the pig had fallen on one
side and he Oh the other.
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SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE.-On Sun
day three shocks of earthquake were
felt in San Francisco. One occurred
about twenty minutes after three in
the afternoon, one about half past five,
and the third about fifteen minutes
after nine i'll the evening. The first
to the slight vibrations, the others
were not distinctly felt. The o~scilla-
tons appeared to be from the north
east and southwest.
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BITTEN BY A TARANTULA.-Th,

BITTEN BY A TARANTULA.-The
Woodland Democrat of the 22d says:
On saturday last, a son of Giles L.
Sill, Esq, of this place, aged about
sixteen, was bitten on the thumb by a
tarantula, while in the garden pulling
radi>hes. Physicians were summoned
to attend him, who after thoroughly
cauterizing the thumb where bitten,
prescribed alcoholic stimulants. which
We're freely administered. and had the
desired effect of cO~unteracting the
poison. We are glad to learn that he
is 10 free from all effects of the
poisonous bite. This is the first in
stance of the kind we have hea I'd of in
this vicinity.
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IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

Reports we deem reliable reached
this city last night that the jury in
the case Of the State VS.. Mrs. Fair,
after a short consultation yesterday
afternoon brought in a verdict of
Murder i'll the first degree" Mrs.
Fair being well known personally in
this city rs we'll as by reputation
throughout the State, the news of the
verdict created no little sensation.
Nearly everybody was surprised-not
so much that they thought the verdict
was severe, but because it was against
a III The laws are made for the
government of men and women alike,
and penalties for its violation should
be enforced without regard to sex.
The jury in the Fair case, if the YER
dict is as reported, should be honored
for daring to stand up in the face of
custom and prejudice and give such a
verdict against woman as they would
have given against a man for 4 similar
offense. \ few such verdicts would
put an end to the presumption of
those abandoned creatures who think
their sex will protect them from the
penalties of the law for the commits
sion of murder, while the notoriety to
be gained by an exciting trial will add
to their attraction and rebound to their
profit afterward.
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COMMENDABLE.-On Saturday last
the British Benevolent Society of San
Francisco held its annual picnic and
excursion. 1t took along the inmates
of one of the orphan asylums and had
the little ones compete in races for APP
propriate prizes. We entur the as
sartion that not II of the participants,
old or young, in hat days unalloyed
pleasure will ever forget the incident.
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SAGE.-The "White Sage Co.. Box
81, Elko. Nevada" has 4 flaming adj
vertisement in the San joaquin Re
publican, Stockton, eXtolling the
virtues of the white sage (which grows
SO abundantly i'll this State as a hair
restorative, etc.. and offering to send
2-quart packages of sagebrush, with
directions for preparation and use, for
sc. .. ID. 1t appears to us that in
the aromatic fragrance of this ''sage
tea for the hair" the scent of a large
sized "mice'' can be detected.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-27

AMERICAN EXCHANGE M REVIEW.
We are in receipt of the April num-
Der Of this old and excellent magazine,
Published by Fowler Il Moon, Phi!a-
deIphia. and devoted to useful knowl-
edge and general literature, with the
motto: Utility. Profit and Progress"
The April number contains an able
review of ''Darwin's Descent of Man,"
Condolences, American History, Wy
oming, the Physical Condition of the
Planets in relation to their Habitabil-
ity, Departments of Mining and Met
allurgy, Monetary, Insurance, Rail-
ways and Transportation, Patents,
Arts and Sciences, and miscellaneous
notes, - ,-.
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LoNGEvITY.-Surely the elixir oflife.
which Ponce de Leon sought SO per-
sistently and vainly in Florida, exists
in Nelson county, Kentucky. Louis
vile has a negro who passed
the first hundred years of her life in
old Nelson, and Is now lis Years of
age, and John Finch of Nelson is now
l02. Finch is said to be Il stout, lusty
old gentleman, who has tuckered ri
two wives, and yet shows no signs of
extreme 10 save a weakness OF the
eyes. He retains Il vivid recollection
of the stirring times i'll the latter part
of the last century, and attributes his
longevity to the Use of good whisky,
a clear con>cience and sound Democ-
raCy.
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DEMOCRATIC EHA.-We have re-
ceived the first number of the above
named paper, published at East Port
land, Oregon, by Hicks & Ravely. 1t
is a 32-column paper, made up of in
teres;ing selections, able editorials,
spicy locals, and Il department devot-
ed to the Orders Masonic, Odd Eel
lows, U. y. 0. ID. and Red Men.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-27

Senator Hendricks, of Indiana, was
serenaded in Sacramento on Monday
evening last, and left for the East OH
Tuesday. t. 4
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MUsICAL.-We have received the
MAY number of Peters Musical
Monthly, published at 500 Broadway,
New York. 1t contains thirty-six full
sized pages OF music, printed on fine
white paper, and eight pageso of reviews
OF new music, books, ETC., printed on
tinted paper.
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CHANCE. = Several firms in San
Francisco are, atreadyaegiving and
using nickel cents in making change,
and so far the plan works successfully.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-27

The usual Republican majority in
Salem, Ohio. has ranged ahoutSOO, but
the Spring election, which took place
a few days resulted in the election
of the entire Democratic ticket. A
change of about 1000 since last Fall.
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INDUSTRIAL REFoRMER.-This is the
title of a new and neatly printed Is
column weekly started in San Fran
cisco As the organ of a new secret
poli,ico-industrial association known
as Industrial Reformers, the chief OBJ
.ject of which is TO put a stop TO Chi
nese immigration. The paper is edit
ed by II. II. Leonard, who drives a
quill quite gracefully. We fully SYM
pathise with the organization and wish
the paper unbounded success; yet we
cannot see what laboring men can
hope to gain by dividing their strength
between the Democratic and a third
party, when it will require the united
strength of both to Overturn the Re-
publican party, the only enemy the
laboring classes ever had in these
United States.
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OPALs.-A dispatch dated San Diego,
18th, says that DIR. Williams of that
city lately discovered twenty-seven
opals of fine quality at some point in
that county,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-27

The. GRIND Jury system las. been
abolished in the State of Wisconsin,
and the country looks with eagerness
for tho result OF that important change
in criminal law.
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BORN.

GARDNER-In Carson, April y, TO NJ. c.
%. Gardner. u son.
WALKER-At East Fork, Douglas coun-
ty, April -. to DIR. W. q. Walker, a son.
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White laborers on the North Pacific
Railroad have been discharged and
their places filled by Cinnamon.
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Ghe Aailn State 8e9ister.
CARSON CITY:
Thursday.--- April 81. 1871.

PUB. DoC's.-Hon. C.. w. Kendall,
in his ~unselflsh nature ever mindful
of the interests and anticipating the
desires of his co nstituents, has placed
Us under renewed obligations for the
following documents: Copies of Lieut..
George NJ. Wheeler's map of Eastern
and Southern Nevada, Report of the
Commissioner of Education, Congress
sional Directory of the F~orty-second
Congress, hurlesque speech Of Senator
Stewart against land grabbing;
speeches of Thomas kinsella, NJ. C.
from New York, on the enforcement
OF the F~ourteenth; of Thomas Swan,
NJ. c. from Maryland, on consolidated
military government; of Fernando
Wood, NJ. C. from New York, on al
legged Ku KluN outrages; of General
George W. Morgan, NJ. C.. from Ohio,
on the bill to make President Grant
Military Dictator; of Senator Charles
Summer, of Massachusetts,. on Grants
violation of international law and
usurpations of war powers; of X. 7.
". Duke. NJ. c. from Virginia, on the
enforcement of the Fourteenth, and
the speech of Congressman Michael
&. Kerr. of Indiana, on the same sub
ject. We have extra copies of most of
the above named speeches, which can
be had by calling at this office.
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MEDICAL CARD.

INIIE UNDERSIGNED. BEING ABOUT To
leave the State. has disposed # his practice
to DR.. J. W. WATkkS, and recommends his Sue
ces,or 10 the god will Of hi TURNER pati-nt, and
friends J. D. THOMSON. VI. D.
Carson. April Is. ISL. ar26-lm%
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Poetry,
The Slang of our Day.
BY JOSHUA ROSE.

Ane slang of our day is puzzle
invented by-ah, who can tell f
"A drink is smile, or tgnszle,' M
swinale is merely . SELL 5'4EN a
one tells you tale you can't fswaller,' ~
ne teus you by thunder It's true; sEg5
1ou bet him your last bottom dollar
BY thunder that's all you can do.
they ask you how goes it@ on meeting,
-, Take care of yourself is adieu;
Ihey substitute beating for cheating,
And sometimes combine both the two
II foolish, your haad ISM level
Or, maybe, your head isn't clear
instead OF saying go to the DEVIL
Ihey tell you walk off on your ear.7Ao
10 praise you they say you are bully
For honest they nickname you square ai
Although please to understand fully, gs
There's not many that way, Il swear;' =
while robbing they call going through you,'
And go fer him means an attack,
When financial troubles come to you
They say, eh, he's on his back ,-
'tusil OIL is the new name for whskey,
Spondulix' cognomen for pelf,
You've been there when charged as too frisky.
Well, you know how it is YOURSELF
And if reproof you should offer
They tell you that game is quite Played
Say, walk off you big, dirty loafer,' =
For large 'mansard roof will be made.
Then sometimes you're 'cornered' or 'euchred, ,
That is if you get in a fix
They call you sgaloot' if untutored,
In every galcot's knavish tricks .r
There ara that's what's the matter with Han
nahs, II s.s
And dead beats on every side, ~
If the skunks' will not alter their manners
don't care 'cuss,' let 'em Slide
WoodhuH & Czatain's Weekly.
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