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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

AEssRs. Mason & Cheney challenge
the town to offer anything more reason
ABLY and more excellent than their stock
OF groceries. They have also full stocE
OF !, All sorts of tea which they say, and W,
believe 1t. can't be beat even where tba
thing grows native.
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HERE are at present only two prison
efs IN Jali-one man who has served out
thirty OF his fifty days incarceration 70
petit larceny, and Pierce whose chain.
may De heard clankins restlessly all
day, as he walks up and down ..sincied ;,
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MANTID:-To ascertain the where
aoouts OF Geo. S. Montgomery s,,nnosed
70 De IN this immediate neishborhood
WELLS, FARGO & Co., Bankers.
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OUR friends Sheyer and De Neuf were
unaeeountably shocked Sunday last OF.
their way to Virginia by suddenly find
ing the caboose uneven for them. and
of further uneveness in the
travel, jumped ont and made their way
from Gold Hill to Virginia on foot
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HE Scots of Carson and vicinity are
going to meet next Friday evening at
their own hall Est. Andrew 81 to celebrate
the birthday of their sweet poet-Robert
Burns. That they will have a delightful
time we can say for certain. as we have
mad the privilege of being present at
their festivities. The Scots are an ear-
nest, industrious patriotic people. and
when they have spec it is a rousino
good one. Hunt & Phillips have been
engaged to prepare the supper at which
over friendly glass of Scotch. a |
coast or so and a song or two NAV he |
expected. 'e
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SEVERELY MAsHED.-An old man
named Pendergras was standing on the
train at the V. & T. R. r. depot, Just
arrived from Reno, last SUNDAY after
noon, and managed in some unaccount-
ably reckless manner to insert his foot
between two parted draw heads which
suddenly came together with fearful
Jam crushing the fore part of the foot in
to blue jelly, and had it not been for
the stout shoe he wore with heavy iron
tacks in the sole, his foot would have
been, probably, mashed off altogether.
but as it is, the Doctors think they may
not De obliged to amputate. The suffer
er was immediately taken to Pines Ho-
tel but cried and groaned for doctor
butte half hour before one of them
could be found and brought to his relief
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INSPIRATION OF SCRIPTURE en-

INSPIRATION OF ScR1pruRE.-We en-
Joyed the privilege of listening, last SIM
day evening to very interesting sermon
on this subject by Rev. Jas. Woods Of
che Presbyterian Church. The preacher
drew his arguments from the fultillment
OF prophecies, and miracles. In a bean
tlful and convincing way he showed TO
the satisfaction Of his audience that tbare
IS no lack of harmony between science
and revealed religion, but that they are
mutually sustaining when studied to the
bottom, and that the word of the Crea tor
must forever prevail and has always been
carried out in His works.
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ACCIDENT AT The MISUNDERSTANDING

ACCIDENT AT The M1NT-Yesterda1
afternoon about 2 o'clock while Pat Nc.
Carty was welding the heavy sledge
hammer and striking with it upon .
chisel in the hand Of John Lowe tho
hammer flew from the handle striking
lowe on the head and fell heavily upon
nus ioot bursting an artery from which
me blood flowed freely. On account of
'ne severe pain and soreness which en-
sued ne had to be carried home. He is
aos ssr1orsly hurt, we are glad to state.
ana Will be able to resume work in a dav
or so. " 10y
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Ihe 8ew @ailp appeal.
TERRIBLE SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Late
tarriers at the bowl and gaming table,

TERRIBLE SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Late
tarriers at the bowl and gaming table,
last night, says the Virginia Chronicle, of
yesterday, were startled by terrible fus-
ilade of small arms at the corner of Union
and G streets, between the hours of one
and two O'Clock. A large number of
spectators soon collected near the scene
OF affray. The principals in the affair
were VIM. Hogan and VIM Dryer. For
some time past feeling of unpleasant
ness. has existed between the above
named parties. The quarrel originated
under the following circumstances: Sew
eraj days ago, Sandy Warren loaned a
valuable diamond pin to friend, who
during debauch managed to lose the
PIN. Suspicion pointed toward Hogan
as having been connected in some way
with the disappearance of the pin, owing
70 I. the fact that he was travelling
Win the loser on the evening in question. |
Dryer informed the police that he
could produce man who knew that the
PIN was in the possession of Hogan.
Dwyers statement having come to the
knowledge of Hogan, the latter became
greatly enraged, and, last evening. the
two parties happening to meet on the
SAAO CoAACI VI OulOu ana u streets some |
hard words passed between them, where
upon each called out to the other to
draw and commenced firing. Dryer,
who was standing ON Union street. {
jumped into recess formed bv the side .
door OF the Eclipse Saloon Hogan fred
around the corner at his antagonist.
from G street. Officers Simpson and
Enders hearing the pistol shots, hurried $
promptly to the scene of the affray. OF
hcer Simpson caught hold of Hogan to o
prevent his firing any more shots, where q
upon the latter wheeled, ran into the .
Eclipse Saloon and fired again at DIVER =, =
through the Union street door, appar- "
nifty however, without doing any harm.
1fficer Enders took charge of Dwyer. and
simpson of Hogan, and bundled them :
Il to the county and ,ity jails, it having =,
cen thought best not to lodge then, in til
ne same cell. Dryer was liberated on hs
all this morning. Both parties were to iu
ave an examination in Judge Youns's Ia
curt this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, IA
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WE are happy to state that Judge
Adoiphus Waltz who was taken sudden
iiy Ill with affection of the heart had so
lar recovered yesterday. as to come out
INTO the Office and ''git away with a
small part OF an immense pile of work
lhat has accumulated on his hands
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THE Fountain Restaurant still -four
lshes with everything eatable to tempt
the taste and satisfy the appetite. They
have rush, but if you can oct q place
Just step in and try their cooking. They
have no animals more ferocious than
rabbits, SO that YOU NAV test their ev-
cellency without risk.
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MEssRs. KoPpEL AND PLATr are in con-
slant receipt of select clothing, boots
and shoes, ETC., to keep their stock full
and complete. Their latest arrivals are
attractive, IN the way of overcoats, pants,
ana boots. They are old in the trade.
their business, buy at an ad-
vantage and then sell cheap.
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A CAnD.-Mrs. Flanders and other
ladies residing in Empire Station will
please accept the thanks of the engineers
and others of thew & T. r. r. for their
KIND attention to engineer W. 8. Mexican,
who sustained serious injury in the ac
cldent at the above named station on
Jan. 18th. Such kindness cannot be too
highly appreciated.
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TIE Supreme Court has taken a recess
till the third Of February proxiiso.
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HoP.--The Episcopal party came off
last night, as advertised at Moore &;
Parker's Hall. A great many were in
attendance, and as was anticipated it
proved the most pleasant and enjoyable
yet mad this season in Carson. The
music was most excellent, and every
other arrangement creditable to the la
dies who got up the party. We are not
able to publish any further particulars
IN this issue, but will report more fully
tomorrow.
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Supreme Court Proceedings,
FULL BENCH PRESENT,

SATURDAY, Jan. IS, 1873.
Samuel Youngs, Relator VS.. w. II.
Hall, Treasurer Esmeralda county, de-
fendant-alternate, writ of mandamus
ordered. returnable Feb. Sd, 1873.
W. II. Groves, appellant VS.. Samuel
Iallman ct ais, ondents.-Argued
on behalf of respondents by L. A. Buck
ner; no appearance for appellant; res
pondent's counsel given two days to file
brief and appellant granted ten days after
service OF respondents brief to reply.
Recess taken to Monday, Feb, 3, 1873,
at II o'clock A. NJ.
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PUs. Docs.-Hon. C. w. Kendall will
accept our thanks for heavy invoice Of
Congressional Globes sent to this office
under his frank. Notwithstanding our
wholesome and well directed abuse Of
Kendall. he is more generous and
thoughtful toward us lin the wav Of nnb
docs, and the like) than the distinonisbad
political acrobats at the other end Of tha
Capital, Who are the recipients ~ one nr
nnstinted and spontaneous BATTERIES
Sieh is lfel
TIE Scors held meeting last Satur-
day evening at their hall, and besides
other business, resolved to have a meet
ing and supper in their new hall newt
Friday night, to celebrate the birth Of
their sweetest of sweet poets-Robert |
Burns. Hunt & Phillips of the Foun- |
tain Restaurant are engaged to prepare
the supper, which we know will be fine
and we know from experience that the
Scots will not fail to enjoy themselves at
the table entertainment, and treat their
friends royalty. :,
TIE Snnrnmo Cont hos - b., a ,.1,..- |
, 1873-09-02

sengor coaches and four a1ooping cars. md ut
tho point namod ran on a brokon rail-. Tho four
roar cara jumped tho track, mud two Of them
woro proclpitatel into u ditch. Tho paaaongern
mraoulously escaped injury. Tho only passel,- s,,
Of Cincinnati who yas severely cut n tio hip.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. Ia freight train Of the
g.. Paul lsailway was ohod ,,a near lsrookleld
Twoyo cars ran OF Tho track, and woro COLI
sidorably brokcn mp. Tic Incident delayed tug
trnin was inward bound, and laaon with grain
aud flour.
JAuRsoNy1Lr,E, Sept. 1.-Thomns Jones, Of
Wayerly, III this comfy. e. doaf a.,d dumb young
man, was killed this morning b.. q train over tho
Jacksonville, Northwestern Il Southeastern
Railroad. Ho was walking nlong OIL the track,
and just nftor passing ehort cnrvo IN the road
Wavorly, tho train camo thnndoring along bo-
hind him. Turning tho curve, tho otgineo'r aaw
u down brakos," hut before the train could DO
stopped tho cngine struol! tho poor follow. in
1uring him 80 badly ho died two hours after
ward,
, 1873-09-02
MILWAUKEE.
Tho Liquor Lnzy--End OF tho Strike In
the IsnY Wow Iron Nttlls--Damago by

Tho Liquor Lnzv.-End Of tho Strllkc I'm
the IsnY Wow Iron N1ills--DhmaEo by
Lightning.
Special Dispa{eh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1.-AssiBtant District-At-
toruoy Lalor returned from Madison this ovon-
Ing, and reported TINT tho Supreme Court Ind
decided tho Graham law constitutional, but ro-
fused to issue writ compelling tho Mayor to
domand $4,000 bonds on licenses, aB the law
fully mot TINT point. The news croatod quite
dutter among tho Btna1l BaloonistB Of the CITY,:
The hoaters Of the Bay View Iron Mills hold
meeting to-day, and resolved to work on tho
Bcalo Of tho Company. This ends tho second
strike Of the scason.
A special from Konoaha this evoning atates
that tho model farm of Gideon Tr1losdel, in tho
Town Of Pleasant Prairie. miles from TINT city,
was damaged to tho oxtcnt OF s!75, 900, by light
ming, during tho atorm on Saturday IT. The J. light
communicated to The surrounding buildings, aud
destroyed thom and their contonts. Tho 1oss
includos 95 acres Of grain, JUST harvested, 25o
tons hay, and large amount of farm machinery.
Tho loss is nearly covered by insurance.
, 1873-09-02
CANADA.
Damage by Fircs--SnvinEa Rnnfk Dc-
pos1ts.-Icrs0nn1.

Damage by Eircs--SnvinEa Nnnfk De-
poslts..Pcrsnnn1.
Special Dispach to Tbs Chfcago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Sept. 1.-Alueh damago Ia being dono
By flros prevailing in ncighhorng districts.
Savings bank deposits for July amounted to
s203,915.
subpmnaa nro boing served upon tho witnossos
in Ontario to appear before tile Royal Commits
sion, but In tho case Of Huntingdon, aud other
Witnesses outside this province, thoeo cannot DO
enforced, and such Rro requested to attend.
Prince Edwards Island elections take place on
the 18th inst.
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-The widow Of tho lato
President Lincoln is stopping ut the Montreal
House in this city.
Gen. Sheridan has loft for tho White Noun
tains, but before doing 40 was Bcrenadcd at 1T.
Lnwronco Hull, whero speeches wore n1ado by
himself Conaul-Gon. Dayt. and B. Dovlin.
Several soldiorB who fought undor him wcro
present.
Edward Jonkins nuthor Of "Ginx's Baby," has
arrivol by steamer pr1ssian from Liverpool.
TonoNTo, Sept. 1.-The Globe intimates that
Il tho Governor General docs not call Parliament
together as prpnieod, within ton woeks, petitions
will be presented to the Queen.
OTTAWA, Sept. 1.-Tho oxtradition papers in
the caso Of Lowcnetein, tho accused murtloror,
now in Jail ut St. QatharinoB, aro now being made
ont horo, and will DO Immediately returned to st.
Qathlrinca-
, 1873-09-02

Dutiy IRovioyv Of tho Stock, Gold, md
Produce Markets..
Special Mspatch to Tho Chscdgo Tribune
NEW Yonn, Sept. 1.-Tho o1cltomont ovor tho
foreorios had no percoptiblo offoct on spocula-
tion in stock, which opened with tamoness md
weakness this morning, but, during tlle frat
Doard. thoro was d mnrkod improvement in
the aotiyo stocks, WoBtorn Union Telegraph,
Pacific Atail, Luke Shore, Now York Uentrnl,
aud Union Pacific railroads. Wcsrorn Union, on
tIlos opening price Of o1. raciho Null started
out at 4s, dooline Of 9G por cont from tho cloH-
ing figures Of Saturday, advanced to ID, and
again declined to 1875, which was
tho closing a3lottaattq3n 3 INK NO" 4ofK uomstS1
docltnod to 1ol55z. Lako shoro advanced from
g2N to 03, but subsequently declined to 0214,
and closed at tho opening price. which was
X below tho. fnsl figures Of Saturday.
lost mont of the i.nprovotnent later in tic day,
and closed at 2GN. Some Of othor eharos, IN
whtcl, transactions woro moro limited. showed
fractional improsomonts during tho eur
os part of Dp,raa saS dspesou aes 9 70 ronzo
produced general woalsuoas and fractional do
cline throughout tho list. 4 rnllying movement
OF tho bulls just boforo tho cloae produced sotno-
thing like firmness III tho marlset hut With pricos
gone1nlly considerably below the highest quota
tionB of tho day. Tho largely Increased business
over Saturday ia an Indication that operators nre
returning from tho country, and giyes hopo to
commission houses OF more nct1Te speculation In
tho immediate future. Late In tho afternoon
thoro was little squirt OF activity In Wabash,
which advanced from 6894 at tho opening to
TO- and near tho close 20 for fifty ahnros,
but tho stock subsequently, declined to G913,
showing u per cent advnnco on tho day, aud u
GOLD.
Tho Treasury programme has no effoot upon
gold, and although tho market was particularly
activo during tho forenoon, it seemed
to bs unnqsneoa 1neonr BY 1fyS sp'ffhl fha
price reached 116 betoro II o'clock, the advance
being accompanied by good deal OF short buy
ing. The rise, however, induced considerable
sales, which broke down tho price to 1165a.
MONEY
on caIl oponed at and 6 per cont,
on pledge, or ordinary mixed collateral, and
aftorward demand loans commanded Us high as
per cent, but subsequently broke down to ~,
and closed at s. The highest ratio waa and tho
lowest 4. Tho country domnnd for currency Ia
| increasing. State bonds dull.
RAILROAD BONDS
firm md in good request.
BREADsTUFFg.
| The inquiry for flour is fair, and low grades
higher. bolno inquiry for shipping extra brands
for futuro delivery. Wheat hold higher; spring
| for future delivery stiff, and Tow sellora
| 143, 600 bu No. Chicago sold for Sop.
tember at st.48. Barley dull md nom
inal. Oats steady and in fair demand.
| Corn is active and bcttor. Tho demand La vory
stoady nnd moderately active in leadiug depart:
monts Of berth froights. Grain room in light
supply, aud held full rates. In tho chartoring
line yory little was done. The advauco in grai1
for the moment checked business.
, 1873-09-02
PHILADELPHIA.
A HenstlY Criminal to Go UnpunfHhod
--Shot Dcnd by an Officcrs

A Henstly Criminal to Go UnpuniHhod
--Shot Dcnd by an Officers
specia, Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The youth Bnowden,
referrcd to in my 1ast dispatch. waa brought up
to-day for further hearing. Nothing now WAS
olicitod, and he WIS required to find bail In
81 600 to nnswer at tho present term Of court
learn that q settlement Of tho caso is probable
Is it not surprising TINT Justice ia 80 often
cheated In such cascB2
Coroner Brown hold IN inquest at tho Morguo
today On tho body Of q young man named John
Cahan, who was shot at q Into hour on satur-
day night by Olloor Price. Tho evidence was
conflicting but tho faots appear to bo as follows:
John Barry for slapping young lady IN tn tho
faeo as 6he passed crowd o. loatefs,
corner Of Seventeenth and Callowhill. Barry
retroated into q baor-naloon, pursued By Price,
who was thoro attacked by deceased and others.
Officer Mccormick haBtened to his coulrade's 49,
aistanco. A Bcuflle cnsued, in tho midst OF
which Price drow his revolver to intimidatc tn 9
rougha, and accidentally shot Callan, who died
almost instantly. Price arFeBtcd Barry, con-
ductod him to tho Ninth District 6tation-H House
and then surrendered himself to tho Lieutenant
In charge. Tho jury returned d verdict to tho
efYoct that Cahan came to his death by violence
at the hands Of Officer Price while In the dis"
charge OF his duty, and attempting to arrost ono
James Barry, and, from tho ovldenco before
them, the Jury nro OF opinion that tho shooting
WIS accidental. Tho prisoner WAS committed.
, 1873-09-02
TRAGEDIES IN MISSOURI.

violent ncnth OF Three PersoMs-.
I1urse-Tllieves I1anEed.~Dcntll or Il
Victim OF Il Steamboat EsKpl0stcn-.
The Fulton LynclaInE Cnsc.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-:rho Republican haa spo-
cial from sotlalla, Mo-, giving MI account OF q
horrible tragedy which occurred at KniEhtly's
Btasion, on Missouri, Kansas 4 IoxaH 1lailroad,
six 1nllos woBt Of scdalia, on Saturday, last It
appears TINT William Knightly, who Inns boon
la6orlng undor mental arrangement for Rono
tino, killed or caused the doati Of
Ills sistcr Alolatdo, agod 10, and hia
houna and killed himself. Tho honso occupied
all Iaoleted position, aud wlen tho noiEhbora,
roaehed it 1t was 1nasa OF ruins, and tho ocharred
remains OF Knigllt'y wero found noar window
with shotgun partly burned at lila feet Iho
booa of a sistor a.itl stabt,s lay near tho front
door, hut thoy were 10 bully brricd TINT It could
not be determined w!ethor tl'oy had been killed
BY Knghtly Or whether tloy wero nntoGatea: ,1
opinion, although tho nelghborB testified to Aay-
I,lg heard tEroo shots fired whilo tho houBe WAS
burning.
Tho sumo Bpooal sayH that tWo horAo- Thieves
, 1873-09-02

New YonK, Sept. 1.-Deeyos-Rccoipts yesterday
tho week. Fair demand for good cattle, and early in
the day, tho market was moderately aotivo but ncar
the close the domand fell on, aud tho latest transao
tions weTp at slight reduction In prices. Poor to
strictly primo native atecra sold at 99l2to u ID, md
the poorest to best Texas and Cherokee cattle
Mt 7@loo;. fair to good native steers
tho Rross cwt. Among tho saes wcro cars Of Illinois
steers, OK cwt, Of lie cars do, 81 cwt, At 11H@
l2hc; IL cars do, cxt al 11@12Ao IL cars do,
cwt, at lie cars do, 6N cws at l03lc; cars do
f. loXalle; -, asrs o. g g. ew :. 9S
7S ewt, at ike; 10 cars q fat Kentucky steers.
cW at liz @12ho; cars fat Torane, 6sl cwt. at 10o
and cara Of common do 6 cwt. at 10 to dress Us u.s.
Sheep md Lambs-Arr1valR yesterday and to-1ay,
a8 ears, 7730 head, making q, $50 for tho week.
Bhoep firm and ncye at 4.1@854o 1'or b, Lambs weak
Mt tho wide range Of 5AG8o per tb. sales include
carr Ohio sheep, SO til, at 6Ac; do, n
lbs at ol{@5ko; car do, NJ Il ibs at 4c; car do
rs ibs At 45o cars do, % t6a, ut 6Gc; cars
d. av 1o4 lbs at 6c car heavy Canada, ay 13t lbs,
at 8Ao; car Bato Anhs, 05 lbs, at Ike; do,
av 64 Lbs, at 7Ac; l car do av SO lbH, ut 90 |;
Of Ohio av "a lhs at 8Ho; do, nv. II bs at
and chr poor Kentucky, ~. 53 1bs, ut 5Ao.
sw!no-ncce!rta for two lnys aggregate II, ,2a0 mak
ing n 48o for tho week. Live hogs guotel at 47l53xo
per ID, cars Of good Ohios selling at 6AtJ5]<c.
Dressed hogs Hteady ct 55S@721o
, 1873-09-02

nccfsIons of the Supreme Court Az
lfr1ntnK tho O0nstituti0nnlity OF tho
Ltuuor Lnxv-.dsOod Templnrs--Snn.
day Liquor l4R.v TN 11adison-.nltll.
1nry IEouni01l--Ei is1lINEs
Special Disratch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON VIA, Sept. 1.-The Supreme Court
to-day rendered important decisions in two cases
under tho Graham Liquor law, IN milwaukee,, IN
q suit to compel tho Mayor to requiro bonds Of
lquor-sellors. While donying tho application
for q writ Of ,nandauauB ms not tho
proper romcdy, tho Court affirmed tho
coustitutionality OF tho law requiring
'liquor-sollers to g1go bonds, and making thom
responsible for niurca by their traffic, etc.. do
citling that the Legislature Ind full powor over
tho matter Of regulating the liquor in my
u.nnnor. In all appeal from Nacinc tho Court
decided that tho law as originally passed applied
to cities much more ainco Its amendment lnBt
winter 30 rs to expressly include them, notWltA-
standing any provisions Of their charters.
Tho Grand Lodge of Good Tempiars for the
State meets loro tomorrow, and it may DO e1-
pcctod to concert measures for tho enforcement
Of tho law, which y practically dead-lcttcr In
ma,,y parts of tho State.
A compromise haa boon effected on the Sunday
hquor-aolljng question here sinco tho return Of
Mayor Gregory, tho liquor-solers having Rub-
sided from their attitude of defiance, and suB-
pended snlo according to INV 4 week ago sun.
Tho Mayor and City Police will not intorfero
with tho saloona If thoy. all close during tho
forenoon and till o'clock p. M, SO that thoir
being open shall not offend those going
or returning from church, and close at
0 o'clock i. m, and that while open
thcy shall bo quiet aud orderly. with social
gatherings, beor-drlnking, and smoking,
aftor tho German custom.. Yesterday tue
saloons wore all closed in tho forenoon, and
pretty generally opon in the afternoon. Thoy
wero not very prompt in closing ut . p. M, and
tncro was Q good deal Of drinking and dis
turbance in tho evoning.
Tho Thirty third Wisconsin Infantry, Col. j.
3. Moore, holds it's first reunion horo on
Wednesday, whom q large attendance and good
timo In anticipated.
Tho fishing in our lakcs ID excellent now
| Among recent catches havo been SonAo OF tht
sai1non trout put in Lake Moniota last wintcr,
which woro six or oight inches long, showing
thoy arc thriving and promise to add to tho at'
| fractions of our city.