Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-20
LATEST TEl.EGRAMS.

New York, November 19.-The jury in
the Tweed case this morning, Rund a
verdict of gnilty on all the counts, the
defense took exception to any verdict
except a general verdict OH all the counts
but the jury We're discharged. Connse,
is ensieavoling to obtain arrest of jud9l
ment on the ground Of .ant of jurisdic-
ton of the court. After an earnest and
pathetic appeal by Graham, Saturday
was fixed for argument on the question
of arrest Of Judgment. Tremain gave
notice in moving for Judgment that he
would ask a separate term of imprsor-
ment to be made On each one of the
counts in the indictment. There are
204 counts in ALL The court then ad-
journed, Tweed retiring in custody of
the Sheriff The Ingerso!l case will be
called next Monday. The verdict
is much talked of in town, and Of it
every one has an opinion. Many
exult, many express pity for the fallen
chief. Before the verdict was given.
Tweed had smile and p!easint word
for all who greeted him. After the yer
dict he seemed to prefer the society of
his counsel. His Youngest son, mere
boy. was with him in count to-day. as lie
has been during his two trials.
New York, November lH.-DwinG to Il
statement contained in 4 letter from
Havana that on the night of ;he 1th
instant, when the news Of the Nirginius
reached Santiago, the Spanish volun-
teers, i'll fien,ish emulation over their
triumph visited the widows of Masors
and shot and 50 brutality outraged the
helpless women that in the struggle four
Were killed: seven have since died, and
several were in such q dangerous condi-
ton that they cannot possibly recover.
4 petition is being circulated III this city
and is being signed gene rally by Masters
Of Masoni" Lodges in New York aud
Past Masters of Lodges residing here,
calling for an cmergcnt session Of I'll"
Grand Lodge Of the State TO take such
action as may be necessary. Similar
action on the part Of the Masonic Fra
ternity is bein. taken IN New jersey and
MasSachuset =.
san Francisco, Nov. ID. T. Walker,
late last nigot, came home and found an
other man. Il sea captain. in his wife
bedroom. lie whipped the captain,
tipped over coal oil lamp, set the house
on fire, turned on the fire alarm, got
seven steamers on the ground, and left,
within the space of about ten minutes.
THE AUBURN MILLS. o. Brown,
ESQ, has leased the Auburn Mill and
expects to have the same ready to start
up by the 1st of the coming month. Mr..
Brown WAS the Asssyer Of the Nevada
Land and Mining Company at tho time
J. J. Dunno was Superintendent Of the
mill. 1t is claimed for this mill that it
is the most perfect establishment of its
kind on the Pacific coast, with facilities
for giving quicker returns with less loss
than by any known process of reduction.
Every resident Of this State is interested
in aiding every enterprise that tends 70
lessen the cost of working the rebellious
ores which abound in our mining dis
tricts, and the Stretefeldt furnace has !
thus far proved itself of more practical |
worth than any other which has been in |
Mill is situated about a mile and half !
n norther!y direction Of the town Of
Reno, and has achieved such success in |
he reduction of base metal ores, that its
name and fame has reached all parts Of
Nevada. The mill is owned by the
Nevada Land and Mining Company-an
,ut-ard-out English incorporation-not
/ single share out of 30, 600 being owned
n the United States. We have every
eason to believe that the new lessee,
Mr.. Brown, will maintain for the mill
he good name it has always borne. The
of work by this establish
nent means the disbursement of over
3, 000 per month in Reno. - Reno
Journal.