Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
LATEST KILOGRAMS.

Justice Chase: Hamilton Fish, ". T.
Sherman, Whitelaw Reid, Chas. O'Con-
or, Gerrit Smith, VIM. F. Havemeyer,
Gideon Welles, Vim. Cullen Bryant,
VIM NJ Rvarts. Irwin Mcdowell, Hiram
Barney and John J. Cisco. The follow
ing telegram was received from President
Grant: Yout dispatch announcing the
death of the Hon. Chief Justice is re-
ceived. The family and the nation have
my coincidence in mourning the loss of q
distinguished faithful public officer. Ad-
miral Polo, the Spanish Minister, also
telesraphs his sincere coincidence with
the family of his highly valued friend.
Senator Sumner was invited to act as
pall-bearer, but his precarious health
made it necessary for him to d. cine.
FRANKLIN, La, May a.-Forty-three
| mounted metropolitans. commanded by
Nike Cooney. passed here at nine this
morning unmolested There is nothing
now to prevent their forming junction
with those at N,r:insville
CINCINNATI, May 9.-The funeral Ser
vice of Bishop McMaine took pl &c at
Christ S Church to-day. commencing at
II o'clock.
ST. LoCIs, May Q. The American
Medical Association met again and APP
pointed W. D. F. Peck, of Davenport,
Iowa, committee to report upon the
treatment OF injuries from railroad acci-
dents. Dr. J. 4. Alexander. of Rock
inShau. county, Virginia, WIS admitted
to the list of delegates abroad. The
Association adjourned sine die.
LONDON, Nay 2.-John Stuart Mil
died at Avignor, France. to-day. Tlei
intelligence reached here at . O'Clock
this afternoon.
Madrid. My 9.-Admiral Topete has
been arrested. Gen. Velarde says that
many Carlists are surrendering. H is
about to order a levy en- masse to crush
der Campo and G .mez have been de-
feated and many insurgents. including
the leaders. killed. The misunder- /
standing between Velarde and the Min
lister Of War. Nuvita. has been adjusted. |
SAN Francisco. My 81 P. M.--At
the anti-Chinese meeting last night after !
speeches by P. A. Roach and F. A. Tay-
lor, the following resolutions were ad-
opted:
LIST. We do in this public manner de-
clare that We are opposed to the immi-
grafton of Chinese mechanics and other
laborers to the United States. and ear
nestly request the President and Senate
to modify the treaty with China so rs
to make the advantages equal without
regard to the privileges; that to with
hold a subsidy from any steamship COM
plny bringing Chinese to the United
States, would be wise and Just act
Oh the part Of Congress. and We there
fore recommend the passage Of laws to
Effect that object. That we.earn-stly
request Congress and the Legislature Of
California TO 30 amend the Eight-hour
avs as to compel Commissions. Regents.
Contractors. and others
with public works. to hire and
work their mechanics aud laborers
light hours and no more. |:
I'd. We heaitily approve the address
# the Sacramento Anti-Chines- organi-
Ition, form I'D N ,rch IL. 1873, and
adopt their declaration Of
principles aud their pledge.
81. That the Executive Committee of I
House Carpenters Shop of United Ne
hanics, are hereby requested to open :
with the Anti Chinese
association i'll Sacramento, with n view
. organizing II State institutions in oppo-
ltion to the immigration OF Chinese mt
hanics and laborers. b
The bodies OF Captain Thomas and
lieut.. H I'VE are lying in state to-day at q q
le Army headquarters.
The mining stock excitement is una
ate ], with marked appreciation of the
rlces of several stocks amongst the n
,rbstone operators. The crowd on
,lifornia and Montgomery streets is So
-ce and dense az to render it almost o
,possible to get through. Many bust
AS men could not get into their Offices y,
is morning. and appeals to the police :,
clear the way had no effect. Finally b.
rye Quantities of cayenne pepper we're
lrned under the gratings on the side tn
,lks. In two minutes hundreds of
en- were coughing sneezing, vhoopingI
d cursing. 1t had the desired effect. u
,wev..r and tho cr0w1 diSporao6 IN or