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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

The Elko Independent, Of a recent
date, says:
1.-The sensation journal is vain,
presumptuous, and most unblushing
in its criminal impudence. 1t does
not hesitate to avow the violation OF
the plain rules of decency to obtain
items for a false and exaggerated ar
ticle with q flaming head. Its re-
porters personate either saint, or
devil to. gain ccess to the private
circles of purity, or the public walks
of vice. They unsex themselves,
and don the garments of female in
nocence to report the secret doings
of a social assembly and bolt uncere-
moniously into gentleman's parlor.
where nature or education never fit
ted them to enter. and the decent
rules of society will never permit
them to remain"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

A joint stock company has been
organized and registered in London
to commence the construction of q
tunnel under the Straits of Dover.
Two millions pound sterling, or
$40, DOC, 900, will be required for the
experimental driftway, and it is cal
culated that the tunnel ear be fin
ished III five years for five millions
sterling. or SO, 000. 900, working day
and night flom both ends. The dis
lance is twenty-five miles, and as no
shafts for ventilation are spoken of,
it is understood that the plan in
cludes two parallel tunnels with
trains running only in one direction
through each, so as to keep up a
constant current OF air. This is the
most herculean project of modern
times, but as the bed of the arm of
the sea between Calais and Dover
rests on a chalky formation it is be-
lieved to be highly feasible.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

The Enterprise occupies a column
space in yesterdays issue in attempt
ing to show that 3. Gratz Browns
recent Sickness was caused by alco-
holic drink, and that he is a common
drunkard. The fact that Graft
Brown is a strict Temperance man, is
too we'll established to require a
fat denial to a lie, proclaimed by a
paper so universally acknowledged
to be incapable of stating a political
truth. The source from which this
fabrication gains publicity deals a
death blow to its Intended influence
with the people of Ne:ada.
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THE NEXT ELECTIONS.

Elections to be held previous to
the Presidential election are as fol-
lows: New Mexico, September LIST;
Vermont, for Governor, Legislature,
Congressman, ETC., September Sd;
Maine, for Governor, State officers,
Congressman, ETC., September 9;
Colorado and Dakota, September 10.
for Congressional Delegate and
county officers; Indiana, Iowa, Hi
neis, Ohio, Nebraska, Pennsylvania,
October s, for State officers, Con-
gresssmen, Legislatures, etc; and
on the same day the District of Co
lumbia selects a Delegate to Con-
gress; South Carolina, October 16;
West Virginia, October "a, for Gov
ernor, Congressman, State officers,
etc. All these States vote for Pres
idential Electors on the 9Th of No
vember, and on the same day the
following choose State officers: Ar
kansas, Delaware, Georgia, Florida,
Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana. Mary
land, Massachusetts. Michigan, Min
nesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ne
vada. New Jersey, New York, Ten
nessee, Virginia and Wisconsin.
Arizona holds her Territorial elec.
ton on the Sth of November.
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RESOLUTIONS

SPECIAL MEETING OF CURRY EN-
n gine Company Nc. ,. held in Carson City.
August IN, 1>72, the following resolouons were
unanimously sdoptel:
Resolved. That the thanks Of tbs complny he
and are hereby rendered to Young America En-
CINE Company Nc. >, Of Virginia City, tor their
beautiful and valGable presents of photographs,
reerntiv presented by them to this company.
Resolved, That The Secretary of this company
be instructed TO have these pictures appropr Iately
arrangAi in the hall of thls eomp,ny
Resolved, That "A c py of these resolutions be
published in the DAILY sT.rE REGIs?sR Of Carson
Cf.v. ana a copy thereof be forwarded to the SEE
re.ary Of Young America Engine Company No. .
+. T.. KELLY
J. X. INSEi
JACOB TtBRINER,
Committee.
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As yet there is nothing to. con-
vince US that North Carolina has re-
suited in favor Of the Grant party.
The New York Herald claims 761
majority for Merrimon, while the
Government officials claim for Cald-
we'll from 1000 to 1000. Yester-
days dispatches make no mention of
Congressman. leaving the inference
that the majority stands opposed to
their rank and file.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

The latest novelty in the way Of
street-car motive power is now in
operation on the New Orleans and
Carrolton street railway. On four
wheel truck, about half the length
of an ordinary passenger car, are a
boiler. a tank, and . double cylinder
engine of seven inches stroke. The
tank is filled with about three humid
red gallons of water. This water is
heated at the depot in a stationary
boiler, and discharged into the tank
at the beginning Of each trip. In
this manner enough steam is pro
vided to propel the al nine miles
and have a surplus of power left at
the end of the trip. One man per-
forms the duty of engineer, brake
man and conductor. There is no
escape of steam, nor any noise be-
yond that ordinarily caused in run.
ming a passenger car, and a trial OF
nearly three months has shown this
new motor to be not only practic
able but much cheaper than horse
power. The actual running expen-
ses have been 81 As per day.
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kilograms from Geneva say that
the Conference will probably make a
declaration of England's responsible
ity for ahe acts of the rebel cruisers,
and award gross damages to the
United States. The case of the
Georgia cruiser has been abandoned
bv the American counsel as being
doubtful.
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One hundred and fifty printers,
out of a number of two hundred
now working in San Francisco,
have signed a call for a meeting for
the purpose of forming a Greeley
Club. The craft knowing of Gree
ley's good qualities, propose to stand
bY him.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

A dispatch from Raleigh, North
Carolina Grant authority says that
the Legislature stands, as follows:
Senate. 81 Democrats to 10 Repub-
licans; House, 63 Democrats to 81
Republicans-a Democratic major
itv. on Joint ballot, of Is. If that
showing is a victory for the Grant
party, we acknowledge Il inability
to fgure the simple calculation given.
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Notice to Creditors.

4 IL PErSOHS HAVING CLANS AGAINST
n til" k-tate If JOHN TUCK Il, deeceaseu, ar.
required To present the same. with the necessary
voucher, !" me. At my re-idence, in Carson al
ley. Nevada, or at the office If Geo. P. Harding.
Esq. at Genoa. Nevada, within ten months, .f-
ter The date Of the mrs. publication Of this na-
ii e. HENRY TUGKE,,
iyHc.tw Aduuris.ra,,e,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

A telegraph dispatch to JAS. Phe-
Ian, Virginia, reports the death of
W. NJ. Boring, hol1over Senator
from Esmeralda county. He died
in Aurora, on Thursday morning
last,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

The National Republican Com.
mittee, in New York, yesterday,
caused one hundred guns to be fired
in honor Of the North Carolina
election.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

Baltimore having organized the
Ida Greeley Greys,' Cincinnati
responds by starting the Nellie
Grant Blues"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

A Japanese bark is expected to ar
rive in San Francisco soon. She
will be the first Japanese vessel ever
in American waters.
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DEF

In Empire City, August :, Charles I.y-
sander, son of f. and NJ J. Jones, aged
9 months.
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S,UE UNDERSIGNED HAv PURCHASER,
the Sa2er.c- Saloon of Geo. l.. Gibson, and
have reft1ed, rettrnisifed and otherwise improve!
the premises, would respectfully solicit a share 4
ptulic patronage.
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sT.LoUIs.
FlniInr OF a Murdered Man. n,


ST. LOUIS, May Q THE body of an i'm.
known man OF respectable appearance,
with knife wound through his heart,
was found two miles from Venice, Illinois,
opposite this city, last evening. There Is
no clue to the perpetrator OF the deed.
Robert T. Brady, Of Cincinnati, CON.
mitted suicide on the ohl6' & Mississippi
tr9tn Yesterday morning, when Just this
side OF Vincennes, and tho body was
brought TO Carlyle, ILL.,, where theinauest
was held last evening. The remains were
sent 10 Cincinnati last night. '..'
David Thomas and daughter were
struck by lightning while sitting in their
house in Jone Jack, Mo, April 29th, and
instantly. killed.
ST, LOUIS, May G.-The name of the
man murdered near Venice, ILL.,, last
evening, was Job Mcneil. Aman named
Navier Miller was arrested today on sus.
pIclon otbeing the murderer. a,-,
The third National Convention OfPho.
tographers will convene here tomorrow.
A large number Ofdelegates from oil sec.
tons OF the country have already arrived
and their numbers will be greatly increas:
ca by me arrival Of to.nighfs and to.
morrow's trains. In connection with the
convention there will be Il grand exhibit.
uon oil photographs in Masonic Hall.
rlSlures are now here from many OF tho
principal galleries In this county; also,
lTom England, France and Germany
d,t us eNh,oi!lon ts expected to be the finest
ever made in the United States.
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adopt measures Of relief for the sufferers
The various theatres In the city have al.
ready rendered them benefits.
The workmen on the East River bridge
have struck for 50 for four hours labor
They now get 50 48 for four and a hali
hours labor. The painters strike TODAY
was successful, most Of their employers
concedlng the advance asked,
Miss Couch, the alleged blackmailer Of
Rev. DIR. Carter, has been admitted to bail
in the sum Of 5000.
Alta special meeting OF the Chamber
Of Commerce Samuel Ruggetts presented
a report on coinage. BE offered a reso-
luton requesting Congress to make tbe
gold dollar the unit OF value: tbat the
silver dollar be a legal tender only for
amounts not exceeding, five dollars, thus
putting an end TO the doubt Of the stand.
ard for legal money, and that the silver
dollar be made to weigh 4l2i grains In.
stead Of 1856 As grains, In order 10 cor.
respond with certain French, Belgian
Swiss, Grecian, Spanish and Austrian
Judge Blatehford has denied the mo-
ton for new trial In the case in which
the jury found averdict for the govern.
ment by condemnlng about 100000
worth of tobacco, &C., seized on the
premises OF @. Fl. Lillienthall, for irregr.
larities, causing loss in the Internal Rev.
enue. ~ = c I
The fire In New Manhattan Market 10.
day, which 1t was OF first supposed would
destroy that splendid edlfce, was soon
extinguished. Loss about three thousand
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1AR NASHVILLE.

tNAsHvrLLE, May 8.ZThe interests in
the'expnstion increases daily. The num-
Der of arrivals on exhibition has been
largely added to, and the variety Is now
greater than was ever collected in the
south. The attendance Is great and the
people are becoming enthusiastic. Many
visitors from abroad, Oh ,half fare excuf,
sion tickets, from all points north; ;includ.
ing Mammoth Cave. The "trip will be
secured from the ticket office from the
9th to the 25th Of May.
The Liberal Republican Executive
Committee, Of Tennessee, will issue, to.
morrow, an address 70 the people eI
Tennessee, calling a ratification and mass
meeting on the Goth Inst. to put forth an
electoral ticket in favor Of Greeley and
Brown. Alocal ratification and mass
meeting will also be called for Wednesday
night next. -a'i. % nv sa q" - :
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WASHINGTON.
Proposed Amendment to the COns,i-
tuition.


tuition.
WAsH1NGToN, May 6.-Representatiye
Holland to-day introduced an amendment
to the Constitution Of the United States
providing that no Senator or Representa-.
tive shall. during the time for which he
was elected, be chosen President or Vice
President; nor shall any Judge Of any
United States Court be chosen for Presi.
dent or Vice President within two wears
Of the termination Of his Judicial Office,
The House Committee on Appropria.
tions this morning had under considera.
tion the Senate amendments to the Def.
cheney Appropriation bill, and voted 10
recommend concurrence In the one which
relates to the pay Of government work.
men, and n.concurrence in the so.
called Morrill, amendment restricting the
Jurisdiction Of the Court Of Claims to cases
commenced within two years after the
suppression Of the rebellion by constantly
royal claimants. -,.y -, -,
The House Committee .on Patents has
under consideration the propriety Of ex.
tending Towle's rock drill patent which
expired last month, after twenty.one
years. There is strong opposition to its
lurther extension, as the matter affects
the interests Of all railroad and mining
companies. 40 --r-f& II .
The House Committee on Elections
today unanimously agreed 10 report in
favor of GiddingS Dem against Clark,
the contestiDg member from the Sd dis.
trlct Of Texas, and also In favor OF A. w.
Wallace, sitting member from the 4th
South Carolina district, retaining his seat.
The Supreme Court to-day delivered a
few decisions Of minor Importance and
adjourned until October %. A number of
important cases go over until the fall ses.
sion. ~ 80
A telegram received at the Department
of Justice from the U. s. District Attor.
ney at Charleston, says that Deputy
Marshal had just returned from Marietta,
Ga, and reports that Capt. Scott, Wesley
Scott and VIM. Harris, whom he had ar.
rested on a bench warrant issued by the
Circuit Court, were forcibly taken from
him by crowd OF thirty or forty men.
The men arrested fare duly indicted for
violating the enforcement act.
The Senate oday confirmed William
Bertram, Of Missouri, Consul at Monte.
viedo;, Andrew J. Evans, United States
Attorney for Western Texas Thomas B.
Shannon, Collector at San Francisco ;
Thomas N. Lee, Postmaster at Hancock,
Michigan. .5T ... .,...-
!; While the Democrats in Congress agree
that the 4th' Of July Is the day upon
which the Democratic National Conyen.
ton will assemble, they are not In har.
mony as TO the place. St. Louis, Louis
vile and Indianapolis are respectively
named. '''' :
A memorial was presented in the House
today from about thirty thousand citizens
Of Utah, protesting against the admission
OF that Territory into the Union. It was
accompanied by the affidGvits Of thirty
Apostate Mormons against Brigham
Young and the Mormon Church.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Comments Of the London Papers ON
Mr.. ..iTeelcy's Nomination,


LONDON, May O.-The morning papers
comment on the nomination Of Horace
Greeley for President Of the United Statea
6y the Liberal Republican Convention nj
Cincinnati. S''''N''N's
The Times says the nomination of Gree.
icy Is tarcical and his election Is homeless.
It however, kills President Grants claims
for reelection and makes certain tbe
nomination OF a candidate blythe Demo
crats. ~"
The Post argues that Greeley will he
successful II his nomination Is endorsed
by either Of the other, Conventions vet TO
be held, but such action, the Post thinks,
impossible. '.-'
The Telegraph says the nomination Of
Greeley directly concerns England be
cause he is hostile 10 the treaty Of, Wash.
ington and is q bigoted proteclionist.
The NeIcS praises Greeley but doubts
his fitness for the position Of chief magis.
trate OF great nation.
The uncertain aspect Of the, American
presidential question had marked In.
tluenCe on American bonds and the mar.
ket became fiat.
II Is thought the motion OF Lord Rus.
sell for the Humbta address to the govern.
ment praying the British arbitrator at
Geneva to be instructed to withdraw from
the Tribunal until the claims Of the Unit.
cd States for consequential damages arc
Withdrawn, which was TO have been
made in Parliament tonight, win be
again pOstponed.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May 6.-The Public II.
brary OF Kentucky is today adyertisino a
second drawing and $1,OOO,OOO cash rilts
for the benefit Of the Library. ~
The Knights OF Pythias will hold a
grand parade, banquet, and ball to.mor.
row, the occasion being in honor of the
third anniversary Of the introduction Of
the order into the States.
The, Supreme Councilro ot A. and A.
Scottish Rite Masons, Southern Jurisdic.
tion, n. s. Albert Pike, $50 degree Sove.
reign Grand Commander, ,.met in biennial
session hero to-day viii hold a Lodge
Of Sorrow Thursday: Anumber of dis.
tinguished Masons arc present from all
paris Of the country, ..,.,.-g ~ ,.. "a.
Mrs. iBoyce'died today at the City
Hospital while being put under the intll-
ence Of chloroiorm Tor the purpose OF am.
putatlng q leg slightly bent from intiama.
tory rheumatism, ~. n .'ts ~
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The Pennsylvania Liberals.-Call for
..,. OTganlzatiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, May Ga. r. Mcclure,
Chairman Of the Liberal Republican State
Committee, publishes an address calling
tor the formation Oh Executive Commit
tees in every county, and concluding as
follows: Revolutions take no steps
backwards. Organization, immediate and
systematic, is our present and pressing
duty. The struggle with arrogance and
well armed power will be'desperate for
time, but the issue cannot be doubtful in
this political decentralization, as In the ter
rible trials OF which 1t will be solemnly
decided that the government by tho peo-
pie and for the people shall not perish
from earth" III II
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SPAIN.
Reported Capture Of Don, Carlos.

ASSFSAsSN SNtkuAo Va NNAlSAIlubNs .
PARIS, May GA telegram from Bay
onne, says It is again rumored in that city
that Don Carlos has been captured BY the
Spanish government forces. Roda has
certainly fled to France, and the govern.
mcnt of Spain has made u demand upon
France for his expulsion from French
territory.
LONDON, May Ga special from Paris
to the Standard, says Don Carlos and one
hundred followers were captured.
PARIS, May G.-Three hundred inhab.
itants of the province oil Navarro, flod
Into France to escape impressment into
the ranks Don Carlos, previous to the
engagement with the loyal forces. ,,-....
MADRID, May G.-The latest dispatches
from the scene Of the engagement in Ma.
yarre say that forty insurrectionists were
killed, ten wounded, and $50 taken pris.
The loyal troops at the close were retreat.
ing. %
Uarlist prisoners are continually arriv.
Ing at San Sebastian. .B f.arla a
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill.

spRINeFrErD, May CA largely at.
tended meeting Of Liberal Republicans
and Democrats was held In the hall Of the
House Of Representatives, this evening, to
ratify the Cineinnati nominations. Hon.
Edward Rurnmell, Secretary OF State,
presided. Speeches were made by Gov.
ernor Palmer, General John A. McCler.
nand, Secretary Of State Rummell, Hon.
Alex. Starne and others. Both parties
declare their. determination to stand by
the nominations, regardless Of the action
Of any other Convention which may be
held hereafter. The Democrats here al.
most unanimously sustain the ticket, as
do oil Liberal Republicans. g,ri ~.
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-Advices from Europe state that tho
Arch Bishop oI Paris has addressed the
pastoral letters to his clergy communicat.
ing the DEGREES Of the Vatican Council OF
1870 for promulgating the dogma Of
infallibility. He directs that these DEGREES
be read and published, thus giving them
the force of convenical law. The Arch
Bishop has broken the law by thus, issu.
ing bis mandate without first having OBJ.
tained government sanction, the said
Council Of State must bo appealed to to
declare the mandate null and void" ?! is'
Appearances indicate that tie State
Labor Reform Convention which meets
to-day at Williamsport, Pa, will nomi.
nate candidate for Governor, holding no
allegiance toCeither Of the old parties.
The struggle is expected to be on the
tariff question. al :, ,,,.,,..
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, May 6.-The Herald (Mor.
mon) says that Greeley and Brown Is a
strong ticket, and If the Democrats en-.
dorse 1t, Horace will be the next Presi.
dent. r.-.r s,-r... ....... ..-,..
The Tribune NiberaD says there will be
q complete resuscitation of Democratic
power in the event Of the success Of Gree.
Icy, for the fusion once made, thereafter
there will be two parties only. The Dem.
ocrats alone can decide the question.
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Ar Grafton q few days since a two;
horse team ran away, and collidiDg with
. mare hitched to a fence, the wagon
tongue was driven through the body Of
the animal, and thus impaled it was car.
ried considerable distance till the team
was stopped by collision with dray. The.
mare was killed, OF course, but the runa'
way horses were but little injured
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Grant Must Retire TO Save the Party
from Division.

from DIVIslOus
from the FAIrnont Wcst VlrglHlan-GfAnt
papek)
1t Is useless to attempt to ignore tho
r,ct that the action of this (CinCinnati)
Convention will bear heavily upon tho
National Canvass. The men at the head
are far too powerful, In mind and purpose,
,o break down without q tremendous
.trpcCle, and hence, their opportunity for
work being extensive and varied, their
action assumes an importance amounting
To- controlling inaUence-a sort Of "bal.
once Of power which 1t would be unwise
and impoltic to ignore. Just how much
ibis TACT will DO appreciated, and how
thoroughly il will be understood by the
friends OF President Grant, Is yet to be
demonstrated.
VIC do not doubt that Vice President
COlbx would prove in many respects
more acceptable as the candidate OF the
Republicans than General Grant. 1t
would be policy and wisdom, therefore,
lOr the Cincinnati and Philadelphia Con.
ventions to unite upon him as a COmpro.
mise man. With this done, all would be
well; but we fear 1t cannot be accom-.
pllshed, and u division Of the party is not
10 be contemplated without fears for the
result. II it were possible, we would be
glad to hail Coliax us the man Of both
Conventions. But We prefer Grant to
any other man-COuld his nomination be
hOnorably and unanimously secured.
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KENTUCKY

LEXINGTON, May 6.-Two men were
arrested here today answering to the de-
scription Of two Of those who were en-.
gagged in the recent rob berry and murder
In Columbia. Tho suspicion on which
they were arrested has been strengthened
by the TACT that they had stolen the bug.
gy inwhich they came to Nicholasville,
from which place they came to Iexlng.
ton and also from the fact that In the car
pet sack OF ono Of them, at the hotel at
which they stopped, was found com
plete set Of burglars tools. There Is q
strong belief that they Rrg the mems ?