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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

IMPORTANT r. LsuY GEsIuESTs.-Iadias AL
m.ss.s Elegant underwear. In great variety, -
Mrs. ErUnks Fashonsplc Millinery store. on
SECOND street. two doors from the photograph
gallery, nearly opposite the private entrance to
the Ug-nsoy House. Carson. Nevada. A large
assortIneH; OF ladies hats from View York ami
Paris, always ca hand.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

WIFE FLoGc1,;G.-A case Of peace
breaking comes up in the Justice Court,
to-day. which involves what is very
rare offence in Carson-wife beating. 4
woman. whose husband had been treat
ting her i'll and almost continually beat
ing her. left his house and fled for pro-
lection to the residence Of neighbor.
She was allowed 10 remain there. where
her husband came after her on Monday
night He hammered and kicked against
the Door SO furiously that, for fear Of
having it stove in. it was opened. The
intruder was boisterous inside and tried
to force his way into his wife's apart
ment, when a struggle ensued between
resulting in his ejectment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

A Fu.-Jakey had carefully painted
his cigar cellar box, when he found, as
it began to dry, that it began to SAVIOR of
salt sea fish. He had painted it with a
mixture, in hich fish oil entered as an
ingredient. Whether the joke is on one
of Rails statesmen or on Jakey or both, is
the question. The havana hole has been
scraped, however, and is
sweet now to q fault.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

The water cart moved lumberingly up
and down the streets, yesterday, telling
the people of 500 to be gained by
catching a thief This cart is a lively
advertising medium surely-if it only
had more water it would be more so.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

$500 WORTH oF sKEEr ICs.c.--E. Fred Brooks
has received large assortment Of the latest
sheet music. OF which promise was given lately.
and invites the ladies TO r.ll, pay their money
and take their choice o.. marches, maaoUraas,
polaas ballads and the Ike. Thgate- Block,
CGrsCu street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

For RENT.-A very handsome and
newly furnished house is offered for
rent. For particulars see advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

GIT Uncle Tufy, it appears, in his
closing out sale to Farmer g Tread, re-
served a great and ancient swine which
the boys found grunting around loose,
yesterday, and went for with vigor
and an energy heightened by the pro-
spective reward of dollar. Mine host
appeared upon the threshold veranda of
his hospitahle mansion fourishing an
APPEAL in front of his spectacles, and
with few geets. put the young raiders
into mortal agitation and precipitate
retreat
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

On TIE SHoor.-Fred Turner had on
his belligerant breeches, yesterday.
Armed with John James shot gun, he
was busting caps all day at people who
wanted to know when the mail was
coming.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

CHICKEN WITH SIX WINGs-This most
wonderful phenomenon is to be seen at
the Ivancovich fruit stand. Look at it
from any direction and wings intercept
the view. 1t is rooster. Call and ex-
anime it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

The latest investigations into the en-
CINE house robbery seemed to fix suspi-
cions, but no arrest had been made at
the time of going to press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21
VILLAINY.

A bastard Thief TnyaLes one of our
Household Safe Guards and Elus.
lers the Sacred Precincts Of Valun.
ble Prop.rty-A Reward for His Cap
ture.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

HORSE OF ANOTHER CoLoR.-Old Billy
is having rest now while a red spotted
gray pulls Uncle Abe and his half
league skeleton along.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

L. S. NrNT.-The total amount Of
mixed bullion, gold and silver, received
yesterday at the Carson Mint, was nine
thousand and ffty-seven ounces, sent
for melting and assaying. On the same
day the Conner run through the press
six thousand trade dollars. The next
coinage will be half dollar pieces to the
amount of $50, 600 in one lot.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

GoR1LLA.-Dr. Cotton has just re-
ceived and has on exhibition specimen
type of Darwin's most highly developed
original man. The handsome (young)
doctor keeps him to show by way Of
contrast to himself. The fierce brute
has been tanned sufficiently to sing for
customers:
If 1 am DarTin's grandrara,
1t follows, don! you see,
That what is good for man and beast
Is good for you and me.
He (uot the baboon) sells yor sargling
oil, things to make old blood new, and
to bring flowing tresses upon the bald
and shining scalp. The most delicate
perfUmeries sweeten the atmosphere
about the person Of Darwin's offspring.
Every sort of soap is to be found at this
nonpareil pharmacy; and prescriptions
are put up there, night and day, at 4
moment $ notice and with dispatch.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

KILLED BIZ OVER DEIvING.-Zeke Edge
comb let fellow named Bill Waity have
his fine Butcher Team" lately, TO so
to Empire. Waity. with lis pard, Lon
Sinclair, drove to Empire, and when
they returned having driven on to Nir-
ginia. however, one of the horses. the
sorrel. was found to be seriously injured
from the effects of the drive, from which
he afterwards died. The driver may
have to pay $500 for that horse yet, or
suffer all the penalty Of the law, other
wise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

TAKE NoT1cE.-The County Assessor
is preparing to wind up the annual bust
ness of his Office. and will close his
books beyond all peradventure of an in
dulgent reopening, on the first of Sep
TENDER. Delinquents will be required to
pay an additional hundred per cent. on
the original assessment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Every now and
then, as yesterday on Carson street, in
stances may be seen in our midst of
blended cowardice and cruelty. Some
muscular chap finds himself behind
horses secured within harness; and treats
them to suit his own pitiless disposition.
O, for q law to calaboose such roosters!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

H"THE New MAGDALEN. This fine
play, drana,;zed from one OF WiiIlie
Collins novels, with Miss Bella Pate
man in the principal role, is drawing
large houses at Piper's Opera House,
Virginia. The same might be repro
duced here for one or two nights profit
ably. if Piper could be induced to think
so
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

And have they told you all2 All yes, ] see
At last You know it, know That must die.
Don't treaible SO; u come and sit by me,
Aud bold my hand, and be as calm a. /.
Bend nearer, for my voice Is faint and low,
And would tell you something ero 90.
I've known, long time now, tina. in that
heart,
Whose every beat was music to my ear,
I've held the second place. Nay, DO not start
would bnt tell you not repr0sch you, dear
You loved her first; and tonight with all your
You rroys to eosqusr Il, you love her sili
Twas hard to besr-=to know that abe, whose
within
Had biishted all the sunshine Of your life,
Gould make your cheek flush aud your eve
grow do,
Zen vita word; could not, though your
wife
] struggled hard 70 win your love; butnsl
] could not win it; yet loved you SO
The hone that ligh ted up nv path so long
Has tlickered and died out could mo- live
without your love but you did me 20 wroas-
| could not gam what Won had not to give.
Nay, weep not / am happy now to see
You'll love my mem'ry better far than me.
The strife has been Eolong, the ways so drear,
feared my patience and nv trust IN God
Would fail but now ! see the end 20 near
Tie easier far TO bow beneath the rod.
The night Is nearly DER, the morn is nigh
Thank God for taking mo- Dear love good-byl
--Smrh's H1gGEIns,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02
Gems from George Eliot.

Mortals must share the fashions Of
their time; aud none but the ancient
can be classical.
A kind Providence furnishes the
limpest personality with little gum
or starch in the form of tradition.
When you get a good man made out
Of arguments, l will get you a good
dinner with reading yOu a cookery
book.
Pleasureless yielding to the small
solicitations of circumstances is a COM
moner history Of perdition then any
momentous bargain.
There is no general doctrine which
is not capable of eating out our moral.
ity, if unchecked by the deop-seated
habit Of direct fellOw-feeling with in
dividual fellow-men.
A man conscious OF enthusiasm for
worthy aims is sustained under petty
hOstilities by the memory OF greater
workers who had TO fight their way not
without wounds, and who hover inl his
mind, patron saints invisibly helping.
II IS vain thought 10 flee from the
work that God appoints rs, for the sake
of finding a greater blessing in our own
souls, as if we could choose for our
selves where we shall find the fulness
of the Divine Presence, instead OF
seeking 1t where alone NJ is to be und
in loving obedience.
Only those who know the supremacy
OF the intellectual life-the life which
has a seed OF cnnobling thought and
purpose within it-csn understand the
grief Of one who falls from that severe
activity into the absorbing. southwest
ing struggle with worldly annoyances.
GRACE GRrENwooD is described
as handsome woman Of forty, her
eyes piercing aud brilliant, her hair
flowing Ike her style. aud her sub.
scribed handwriting hurried and way
wnd-as il III haste 70 get OF her
Washington letter in season for the
mail. Such face would look hne in
marble. les features are regular, it's
expression almost classic. Grace vas
tho one American female writer who. Of
all others, was most admired by Charles
Dickens. She Is perfect sumner st
pms. Herw wits are her chief diamonds.
sud she wears them everywhere except
70 church ana funeralA
CHARLES Srrr1V. formerly warden OF
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02
English and American Railways.

The English Railway managers are
said, by the London Railway News, to
be reluctantly coming to the conclusion
that the American railways are more
economically managed than the Eng
lish. Yet in the United States the
wages paid to railway employees are
much higher than the compensation of
similar classes in England. In the
first place, the News says our railways
conduct their business with proper
tionately less rolling stock than their
lines. The New York Central, with =
heavier traffic than the London and
Northwestern, has not one-half the
locomotives per mile, and this saving
is due to the superior size and power OF
American locomotives. An American
locomotive is said to earn seventy per
cent. more than an English engine,
whilst with them the entire rolling
stock barely pays for itself in a year
but with us it not only annually pays
for itself, but earns large surplus.
Whilst passenger fares are thirty per
cent. lower in the United States than
in England, yet the earnings Of pas
sengcr train here are forty per cent.
more than in England, and freight
trains in this country earn fifteen per
cent. more. The News contends that it
is time for English railway managers
20 study the American way Of doing
things.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

CH1WTs SrrroN, formerly warden Of
the institution. has written History
ia tile Iombs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

ntgaN LFWu Is dangerously H.
A MADRID Telegram states THAT Che Radicals
aud Coastutouahs,s have resolved TO ab-
stHu'from vouug 10 Ihc election Tor thc cor'
Eu,uepi eortes.
AtrurR received from Georgetown, pcma.
rara, SAYS large Gre occurred there, and &c.
slroscd $4,000 v0s,h Property
oNb hundred miner, emrpye1 az ST. Aucr-
Son, "a Go Acadia casl mines, Nova Scotia,
guu work saturday, and all Tie remaining men
have been 'ge,d oH. hy uo sIs,i rs.
Iug FgJ.uu Republicans e.glaua 90 rule
thte..y VI barcelona, Span. iaey make .e.
qmntoas ga wealthy citizens ~ t4e slshicst
pfetAt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

Is the wreck Of the Northdeet, one
navy who was savcd.was heard by the
correspondent of the London Standard
saying When | saw what was mp,
/ said. yes /, I'm agoin' 90 die, and
damn It, | may az well DO it as COM
Portable as can, and 50 lit my pipe. =
There was no high feeling IN that man
lssys the special, but there was an IN.
finite capacity for discipline Fear did
not overpower him in any degree. He
thought q smoke, even in the face
death, still an object worth desiring.
An absurd impression used to pre-
vail that lawyers we're sharks, and
many curdhng stories have been told
81 their rapacity. IL was once gener-
ally understood that II 4 man went to
law the lawyers would pluck him bare
Of money, property, the clothes on bis
back. aud the very skin ON his body.
But things are changed now. very
much changed They leave the Skin
THE California working people have
boarded $1,000, 900 In savings banks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-05-02

Tm California working people have
boarded $4,000, 900 In savings banks.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-20
II K Ell & N.
Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, Oct. ia British despatch boat
from the harbor of Cartagena, arrived at Alicia
ute last evening with news. The insurgent
frgate Neumancia ran into the Fernando ell
Catobica and sunk her. Over half of the crew
of the latter were drowned The catastrophe is
attributed te the inexperence of the officers.
Another version of the affair is current here.
1t is reported that the Nuemancia fred into
and sunk the Fernando ell Catolico, because she
parted company with and refused to obey the
signals to reoin the former.
The Minister of Marine has resumed COM
mand in person, of the squadron at Gibralter,
which sailed yesterday for Cartagena.
Platform of the French, NAOnarchists.
LONDON Oct. ia special to the London
Times reporting the agreement between Count
de Chambord and the monarchiai parties In tne
Assembly, gives the following additional points
of the programme to be proclaimed at the open
ing of the session: Eligibility OF all persons 70
civil employment, universal suffrage reasonable
liberty of the press and the til color to be mann
tanned as the flag of France.
The Insurgcnt Fleet.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-A special despatch to the
London Times from Cartagena, says that Con
treras and majority Of the members OF the
Junta are on beard the insurgent fleet, seen Off
Alcanti, The fleet did not stop at the latter
port, but proceeded northward. The opinion at
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-20

Cartagena is that it is attempting to escape to
some place on the coast of Africa; but Coutre
ras gave out that he was going in search of the
government squadron.
Sinking OF a Frigate Confirmed.
The repors of the sinking of the frgate Fer
nando ell Catalico is confirmed 1t is believed
that all on board are lost, although it was re-
ported at first, that many took to the boats
The sailors of the British squadron have been
searching the water where the frgate went
down, and recovered five bodies.
A Republican Protest.
PARIS, OCT. 18.-Eighteen deputies in the
Assembly, from the department of the Seine.
have signed the manifests protesting against
the attempted royal restoration, and declaring
they will theoretically resist al, such schemes.
Revolution in sonora, Mexico.
SAN FRANCIS o, Oct. 18.-A special dated
Tucson, Arizona, 18th, furnishes the following
news of revolution in the State of Sonora,
Mexico. Letters from Guymas state that pro-
nunciaIuento was issued at Promontoris on the
10Th of September. by Connant and Barbaytia
against the authorities of the State of Sonora,
and in favor of restoring the State constitution
of November, 1882. The revolutiOnists took the
city of Los Alamos and hold the district south
AZ that place. They levied contribution of
$32. 900 on the merchants of Los Alamos, which
was paid They have force of $50 men well
armed Gov. Pasquera has taken the field in
person, and is organizing force of 800 men to
proceed against the revolutionists, The chan
ces are that the Governor will crush the revolt
at the outset; but all agree if he loses his first
engagement the revolution will extend over the
whole State, and probably prove disastrous to
his future political power. Hundreds of poor,
emaclated natives are coming in on all of the
roads to Arizona, destitute of food and clothing
Communication with the capitol of Sonora by
land is cut off
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-20
NEW YORK.
SMindl ng Detectives.

NEW YORK, Oct. LIT is reported that
complaints have been filed with Police Com
missioner Duryea, of criminal offences COM
mitted by police detectives, and that all detec
tives except three are implicated. It is also
stated that il the Board of Police refuse to in
vestigate, the case will be sent before the
grand jury
Frederick S. Beck, custom house broker,
has been arrested for swindling Rock, Son &
Co.. of various sums, alleged to have been paid
for custom duties. 1t is thought other firms
have been swindled in like manner.
Hoboken Ranks.
The excess of the liabilities over the assets of
the Hoboken Savings Bank is only $50, 900. OF
this sum $32. 600 has been subscribed. One
bank will reopen as soon as Fisk & Hatch re-
sumes business and returns 1874, 900 which they
owe the savings bank.
Murder in Pittsburg.
A despatch from Pittsburg, Pa, says that
Mrs. Margaret Brandin, ageu 20 years. supposed
to be very poor, was found in her room MUIR
dered A German family who occupies the
lower part of the house, are suspected of doing
the deed 1t is said that the old lady had large
sums of gold in her trunks, which had been
broken open and rifled.
Disabled Vessels.
Arrived schooner Alpha, Barbados % days,
with old metals and passengers to Cotton Haley
of Boston Oct. s tos11 had revolving gale;
on the Sth inst, at 8 a, m, in lat 3940, Ion.
So 30 carried away both masts by the deck, and
the iib-boom. With all the sails and rigging at
tacbed were also washed away. The pinnacle
and compass. and everything movable were
washed Of her decks, and she received other
slight damage to her bulwarks and sails With
the aid Of jury-masts and prevailing easterly
winds, she reached New York in safety, all WELL
Steamship Lapland, from Bristol, Eng, on
the 10TH IN lat. 4z;zo, ION; oo:ao passed close to
vessel Dottom up, Oh aoout 1Oq TONS. Ihere
was no copper or metal nn her Dottom, out IL
was pa,neeu RED VIII "rdor up rS sues aer
Iuuaer appeared 70 pe ~ oruer. Inc emu OF
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-20

PARSONS, Kan. Oct. 17.-Much excitement
exists in the Cherokee nation owing to the ar
rest of SUIT Beck by the Cherokee authorities,
for acting as one of the United States mar
shal's posse in the notorious Going Shake af-
fuay 1t is believed their intention is to MUIR
der Beck in order to intimidate others from re-
spending to the call of the United States mar
shall for the arrest of desperadoes in the Indian
country -rf
During the recent visit of the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs at Fort Sill, Indian Territory,
the Commissioner demanded of the Comanche
on raid in Texas. The Indians Informed the
Commissioner that those young men were in
Texas, and if he wanted them he conld go after
them. Commissioner Smith told them if they
would not deliver them up within thirty days
he should treat them as enemies of the govern
ment, and should withdraw all supplies and in
tercourse with them. This course had such an
effect that they Immediately sent out party
after them, and will deliver them up to the au-
thorities at Fort Sill withia the prescribed
time. The people of Texas now seem satisfied
that the raiding in that State is practically at
an end. % A..
The colored residents of Indian Territory, for
merly slaves, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks,
Seminoles and Cherokees, recently held con-
Nation, at which they adopted memorial to
Congress asking for equal rights in the terri
tory with the Indians and protection in such
rights. They ask for. sectioning of the lands
and the organization of a territorial govern
ment such as the Indians consented to in the
treaty of 1866, and advocated by Col Boudinot.
A delegation was appointed to go to Washing
ton to carry out the views Of the convention.
The colored people claim to number $4,000 out
of 90, 900 composing the population of Indian
Territory, and to raise by their labors eight
tenths of the products of the territory.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-20
by TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
MURDER In HOULTON.
Young Man Found ShOt-A Man Sus-
pected of the Crime-COrOner's Inquest
etc.
Especial to Press.1

BANGOR, Oct. 19.-Saturday morning the
body of young man named Willie Martin,
aged about 10, was found on the flats of the
Meduxnekeag, in this village, where it had
been dragged after the murder took place.
There were two bullet holes through his head,
and blood stains showed that the body had been
dragged there after the murder.
The murderer is supposed to be a blacksmith
named Kelley. formerly of Bangor. Young
Martin was attentive to the daughter of Kei-
ley, who is reported to dislike the young man,
and often threatened him.
At coroner's inquest, held Saturday, Miss
Kelley said Martin gave her pistol the night
before and in the evening she discharged it to-
ward the stream but saw no one there. She
spoke frankly and the hearers were satisfied of
her.
Kelley denied everything He said he was
friendly to the deceased and never fired pistol.
A bloody frock was found at his shop. He
is incorporate and had threatened. the daugh-
ter and Martin. The inquest adjourned till
Monday. There is intense excitement in the
town as it is the first murder that ever took
place here. James Martin, the father of the
deceased, is well known stage driver and con-
tractor.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Store RObberries ut Berwick.
GREAT FALLS, N. H., Oct 18.-The hardware
store of Tebbetts Bros, and the grocery store
of A. K Downs, on the Berwick side, were
robbed last night. Ten pistols and a few dol.
lars in money were taken from the former, and
a key of tobacco and other articles from the
latter. The police profess to know the thieves
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-20

MEMPHIS, Oct. 1S-Ten miles above Osceola,
Ark, on the Mississippi, above Memphis, at
steamer Mary E. Poe. was discovered to be on
fire near the boilers. The flames gained snch
Roadway that she was run on to bar, but the
passengers were forced to swim for their lives
The clerk reports So persons on board of whom
chambermaid one cabin boy, one cabin pas
senger, two female and one male deck passen-
ger are missing. The pilot was badly burned
before leaving his post. Several passengers
were also badly burned but none seriously
The Mary E. Poe was a large stern wheel
steamer. The steamer Helena arrived on the
scene of disaster and rendered all the assistance
possible. She brought the survivors to this
city.
The steamer was valued at $4,000 She-left
ST. Louis Sunday with 20 passengers and 800
tons of freight, valued at about $75,OOO.--
Among the cargo was rs barrels of oil, which
was burned, spreading over the surface of the
water in sheets of flame, by which many were
burned after leaving the boat