The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

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The telegraph wires have been sadly
demoraIilrI, east of Cheyenne, for a
day a. twD past, hence no news from
that direction.
According to the returns received
by the Agricultural department, the
prospects ofthe fall sown wheat in the
most important districts on the eastern
slope of the continent are not al all
encouraging.
It is reported that a change has taken
place in the ownership and manage
ment of the san Francisco Daily Posi-
Harry Geor@e going out. and Thomp-
son. late OF the Bulletin, assuming the
management.
In Hamilton, April ., a uIan named
Thompson struck another named John
Fisher a heavy blow with his fist just
below the ear, killing him Instantly.
Thompson was arrested and placed IN
custody
The duty of the Democracy i'll the
campaign of 1872 Is to accept the ac-
ton and candidates OF the Cincinnati
Convention in tine Interest OF good
government and the general welfare.
This vii! be not only sound policy,
but sound patriotism.
The Aged Brotherhood Of Portland,
Me, have recently published in PAM
phIet form Il revised list of their MEM
bers. numbering 405 names. averaging
IL. years-the oldest 100 years, the
Youngest G5-wita ;uc time and place
Of birth.
the Consul General of the United
States has received rtports from all
the consuls in the United Kingdom,
each showing the a.uouut contributed
in his owu consular district for the
relief of the sufferers 10y the Chicago
and forest fires. The sum total
amounts 70 ->4t.~It }F. -b.tt.
Il is estimated that during the last
tive centuries more than S-59,0JJ,J JJ
worth of land has been washed away
from ;sle eastern coast of England by
the encroachment OF the sea-. Anum-
Der OF villages and towns which used
to be set down on the old maps have
entirely disappeared.
There are now. planted in New Jer-
sey. according 10 the most reliable
authoritie~.6 ,Gp acres with cr5tuherrie>.
Two years from now they Will be in
full bearing. when that State will take
the lead in cranberry culture, as she
diJ afcw years ago with Strawberries,
raspberrles ami bIackberries.
Sacramento county Jared well in the
late California Legislature as 10 the
matter OF appropriations. The respec-
tive mount are a. follows: For State
,.apIlol building ana grounds, 800
u1U: tor payment of worauIen, ETC..
s76.u00; for grounds adjoining Capitol
building. >IeD.oo9: for branch prison
a. Folsom, 5I0o .3gJ. Total, S52j, 900.
Ti.e Boston correspondent OF the
Hartford Courant lI;aiicAll say: "iie
who thinks that a party can hold its
Suprarnrrv i'm a Gpyerumen which is
III by men like C%oHkIin-, Morton,
Carpenter and Chandler, with states
,nerI like Sumner, TrumbuIl and
Schurz protesting and prescribed,
must be more sanguine than the aver
age Of people"
The total money fits for Chicago
will exceed $1,000. 900, including for
Masonic relief 1913 600; Odd Fellows.
s;I 900; printers. $50, 900: physicians.
$4,000; Young Mems Christian Asso
citation. 49,. 900; artists, $4,000; actors,
81. 0NJ0: churches, about S-oo,uoo'
other organizations, $5O,Ouo- Nearly Il
million NAV be aised for gifts III
goods and provisions.
Niouitor was visited with another
shock OH "Wednesday evening-not an
cart hnuake, but the Governors veto.
In he meantime the Jail and Court
house at Silver Mountain remain In
tact,-[Alpine Chronicle,