Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-16
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to Foster yesterday he manifested no
agitation, but remained silent. He said,
however, he didn't credit the report, as
he had not then heard from Tying, to
whom the Governor had written; at the
same time the Governors notice to the
Sheriff was informal. Official paper will
be received in the course of the day. In
many quarters the news causes great
surprise, as it was thought the sentence
would be committed. The statement
that money was used to influence Mrs.
Putnam in writing her letter to the Go
vernon is denied by the person with
whom it is reported TO have originated.
A few days since person represent
ing himself as agent for dry goods
firm III Connecticut, hired rooms in the
Moffitt Building, corner Of Broadway
and Worth streets. 1t was discovered,
shortly after his moving in, that his fur
niture consisted of a most perfect set OF
burglars implements, such as ladders.
saws, etc. Before any suspicion was
aroused, however, it WAS found that the
adjoinining premises had been robbed OF
silks.
1t is expected that the Legislature will
order an investigation into the quaran-
tine management of this port. in refer
ence to which enormous sums Of money
have been expended by officials.
No strike is anticipated by bricklayers
and hod carriers. They have expressed
themselves satisfied with present wages
and hours.
DR.. William A. Hammond reports as
the result of his investigation that
Bleaksley, accused of the murder of his
niece, is sane.
As to George Francis Train, he thinks
he is insane.
Leahy, accused OF wife murder, is
thought to be perfectly sane.
CONCORD, N. H.-Governor Straw
nominated John Everett Sargent for
Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial
Court, made vacant by the death OF
Henry A. Bellows; and Ellery A. Heb
bard, defeated candidate for Congress
from the First District, to the bench va
Gated by Judge Sargent's promotion.
JACKSONVILLE, March ia dispatch
from Washington says, it is rumored
that our Government is likely to take
| steps to establish q new State on the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande, with
San Luis as capital. The project was
first conceived by General Shields.
LONDON, March 15.-Disraei declines
to accept Office. He waited upon the
Queen at Buckingham Palace this morn
ing to announce his decision, two plain
reasons impelling him thereto. Derby
concurs with Disraeh in the conviction
that the conservatives cannot accept the
responsibility of forming the govern
ment at this time.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-1 P. NJ
James Riley was held to answer to-day
for burglary; bail $4,000.
A great crowd Of young city bloods is
in attendance at the police court, waiting
for the examination of Harry Larkey.
accused of OBTAINING money under false
pretences. The prisoner sits in the dock
apparently careless and Indifferent.
Frank Pixley appears for him. Milton
S. Latham is in attendance as q witness.
The Newborn sails for the Gulf and
Colorado River at noon, the Ajax, for
Portland; Constantine, for Santa Bar
baro: and Gipsey, for San Diego. The
latter steamer carries cargo of explo-
sive and combustible material, and has
been placed on the line for that purpose
exclusively.
Gold, 1141s; Greenbacks, s72-- a. SS144
The Rev. Mr.. Allen Will give q plain
talk, this evening. in the Episcopal
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