Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-22
LATEST IELEGHhsIS.


! Chicago, Eovonbcr 21.-The Tribune
Washington special says the ta!i4"aI r.
Publican will tomorrow print q special
froia IadriI rs follows: The feeling
among the people exhibited by the out
hUrst OF passion or the streets. indicates
the most excited vindictiveness toward
the United States. A mob, inspired by
this feeling, and Infatuated by the angry
! tone of the press, which demands that
| the Government shall send Minister
! Sicklos his passports. collected before
! the United States legation on the 10Th
| instant, and threatened him with VIC
/ leEce. The authorities acted promptly
and the mob soon dispersed without
having committed an act of aggression
This incident is bat Il slight indication of
the feeling of luminosity toward the
United States, which SO seriously en-
barrass the Cabinet in It's deliberations
regarding the American demand for re-
elama!ion. In the Nirginius case fears
are entertained by the friends of the
CASTELAR, Government that if it is bold
enough to yield reclamation it may be
overthrow. The Republican will print
an official statement of the reception of
dispatches hy the State Department,
showing that the butcher Buried re-
Trained from further executions of the
NifginiUs crew rs soon is orders from
the Madrid Government were received
by him to delay them for further investi-
CATION. While this obedience to these
orders does not mitigate the BARREL
atrocity IN his previous acts, i. serves to !
present a mere favorable aspect Of the /
case for Spain than would have tIlsUed |
ii he had not obeyeo these orders. The
Republican viii assert most positively
that notwithstanding the acknowledge!
embarrassment which IS certain to fol
low the CASTELAR, Government from ff7n
recognition Of the american demand for
our Government VIII insist
upon complete and satisfactory repara-
ton for the insult 10 our flag and out
RACES upon our citizens. 1t viii show
hat the FirginiCs was prima facia an
American vessel; that Spain, not having
belligerent condition in
Cuba, violated international law by the
seizure of that vessel on the high seas.
New York, November 2l-John T.
rving, of the Nathan murder notoriety,
las been committed to the Tombs for
rial on charge of burglary.
James Linen. q frequent contributor
o The ''knickerbocker Magazine" and
writer Of Scottish verse, died in this city
es.erday, aged 60 years. He passed (
lany years in California.
Colonel Thomas Scott, Vice President
f the Pennsylvania Railroad says the =
Dad, since the action of the Directors I
/ the way of declaring scrip dividend,
as in a condition to 60 on without any
'ouble. ard would undoubtedly meet its
biigations as they became due. lie I
ad no fears for thu, future
Two thousand dollars reward is offered 7
II the arrest of Sharkev, e condemned i
I'd escaped murderer.
San Francisco. November 21-The
ial of Harris, mate of the Sunrise, was | -
sumed at 10 o'clock this morning. The Z
0urt-room was densely packed with
Dir. Andres. counsel for the
isoner, said he was obliged to ask for G
recess of one hour, for reasons which
could not pronounce III open Court,
It which he was willing to state pri-
tely to the Judge and counsel. After =,
INSULATION of about quarter Of an 4
Gr, the Court ordered recess till ii !
lock.
George Treat, owner of Thad Stevens.
ers to match him against any horse
re or in the East for S25, 900 for four Al
les and repeat.
Chamberlain still insists that True A.,
he was run down by Joe Daniels, ai.
ieh is as stoutly denied by Thad and 70,
niels' friends.
In unknown man was drowned in the II
7, Off Front stree: wharf, last evening.
e body has not been recovered. !!
loune Morse, charged with burning "a "a
Cures Academy, at Oakland, will $
re an examination next Monday. -
light rain commenced falling about
N to-day. =
he first number OF weekly paper T
ed the San was issued to-day. Poll
, Democratic. 1t is owned by COM
y, the names Of the members not p.
SO given.
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