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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15

LATEST TELEGRAMS

SAN Francisco, March Ill P. M
The iurv which tried Margaret Ryan for
assault with deadly weapons upon Jere-
miah King. found her guilty Of simple
assault.
1t is reported that persons are nego-
tiating for the purchase of the steamer
New World, intending to run her as
mail steamer between Olympia and Vic
toria
1t is rumored that the Gas Companies
of this city have combined, and higher
prices for gas are anticipated.
One of the freight trains Of the Central
Pacific Railroad jumped the track nea1
San Leandro to-day. The Eastern
bound train was detained two hours.
There are no particulars of the accident
yet.
The body of an unknown man was
found in the bay this morning near
North Point. The articles found in his
pocket indicate tina: he had been IN the
employ of the c. p. L. 4.
Kappus, the man who was arrested at
Sacramento for sending obscene. matter
through the mails to woman IN this
city was fined $500 in the Police Court
to-day.
A warrant WAS issued for the arrest
Of a woman on Chamber street to-day,
who is said to be drank all the time
while her three little children are at the
point of death from absolute starvation.
Mrs. Page, who was shot at Vallejo
last night. is alive, but the physicians
say she will die soon. There is no hope
of her recovery.
Gold, 114z.@1l5; greenbacks, 8S@
6s1!
C1ScISSArI, March IA very de-
structivc fire broke out in PaTkersburg.
West Virginia. last evening, destroying a
block Of stores on Market street, III the
principal business part of the city. The
fire originated near John Dents feed
store. Owing to the lack of water, the
fire soon became manageable. Ten
business places and the Methodist
Church and parsonage were destroyed.
The loss is estimated at $4,000, mostly
insured.
Siny-two head of cattle belonging to
Smith Fowler of Lawrenceburg, Indiana,
were poisoned by some unknown person
Yesterday. Forty-nine are dead and the
rest are dying.
PHILADELPHIA, March ia meeting
was held here last evening, the object
being to secure funds from States and
cities having soldiers at the battle Of
Gettysburg. for the erection at that place
of a column in memory of Gen. Meade.
A permanent organization was effected.
New YORK, March 1f.-Runors are
current here of the purchase of the
Franklin Telegraph Company by the At
lantic and Pacific Company. 1t is also
stated that the combination is an organ
ization with a view to connecting with
the American Cable Telegraph Company
for the purpose of lewering cable rates.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15

GRoss IGNoRANcE.-Having read our
reference to Bellona in yesterdays Ap-
PEAL, lamentably ignorant person who,
we blush to say, is an attache Of one of
the principal State offices, rushed to the
Capitol steps and deliberately inquired
of the crowd there if this was an ''intes-
tine warl'' We regret to say that this
question produced merriment rather
thar a Just display Of Indignation. =.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15
T;.e Eicc6son To-day.

The school election to-day must not
be neglected or forgotten. The question
;s one which involves the credit OF the
CONT. Remember that the polling
place is the new School House, ana that
the voting will begin at l clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15

D1rcH1NG.-The county Chinamen
were at work yesterday deepening the
trench which circumnayigates the west,
ern ana southern faces Of the Cap toll
square. A good deal of odoriferous sedi-
ment was displaced; and the fact was
made very evident that the said drain is
d. ticient in fall.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15
J,-s7,cE CouRr.-Ah Sam (Chinaman,

JUSTICE NOCkI .--AIi '5ast11 = J
arrested by Constable Stern. charged
with pitt larceny. to wit, the taking o:
eggs. sugar and apples from the bakery
OF Henry Caffall, tried before the Court;
found guilty and committed to Jall "ntii
Monday at ID A. NJ. for sentence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15
I,fpRoyING.-Johnny Meder told

IIPROVING.-JO nHHI NeutI tUI" No
last night that his fathers condition was
verv much improved. We learn that 4
letter received here yesterday, from
Sacramento, reports Ell. Cushing
health to be steadily improving. This
will be welcome news to many here
about.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15

HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS, f22; coupons fll0
each Agency at Brooks Segar. Fancy Goods
and Stationery Store, opposite the Orinsby
House. Carson City, Nev. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentation. Look out for counte rfeits.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15

I.UMBER.-We noticed at the Railway
Yesterday nine cars of square tlmherS
and other large lumber. and upon IN
curry learned that il was for the Carson
Lumber Company. 1t came from Boca
or tLereabOut
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15
THE STATE PRISON WAX.
The Arrival OF the Militia The Sur
render OF the Rastile!:


Pursuant to orders. Mayor General
Van RokEelen arrived here Yesterday
.,;, ,,. +ba Y G. y r r with a
force OF sl>'y men "fi''e'' anu
soned for war. They thought with tne II
ana nj the ,brre-inch ordnance pieces
III ;,,7 bora t-,n, RI.
t-tst-bnt this arm OF the service WIS
permitted to remain at the railway sta
49,, r-,,.,, Ma ayr;val If fine soldiers
c.,, s..
they Were Eli'' t4leo ~ O"pi.oi 0d'''-
where they stacked arms. Inc COM
nlanding General reported to the Com
,nander-in-CLief reporting as his com
nand thirty men Of the National Guard
and ten Eicil and corpolri from the
Emmet Guards. same nnlnhrr from the
Sarsteld Guards and the Montgomery
Rities-making the tuil Complement OF
sixty men, as ordered. these troops
were under the immediate orders u brig
adler General {. c. Batternian.
Having. reported at Headquarters
General Van Bokkelen proceeded 10 eA-
ecute the following order, to-"i
OFFIcK OF TaK toMMANDER-lH-,Hi HEX
NEVADA STATE MILITIA.
tSp"clll orders No. =
Mayor IehcTG! var 6"h he-'s''-olk :
You are hereby ordered 10 proceed Win
the forces under your command 70 .he
state ffls"i ana 10 place IL possession
thereof +: I. lyman VINO A's pIen "l'-
pointed Warden of salt state frlsoh'
Should you be resisted III so dong You
viii proceed to enforce tins order, even
at the cost OF life, using the force under
Your command to gain admission to and
possession of said State frlson-
L. K. BE.DLkY,
Governor AMI t"iluuandtr-In-o hlei-
seal.
tOtlcIaI:) >. -. MINOR
Brigadier General and AdJutant General
State Militia.
A copy of this order was placed IN the
hands OF Adlutant General j. frescot'
Smith, who, accompanied by Mr.: l. ~
Parkinson VINO, We suppose being III
nocent OF spaulets and brass buttons
went along as Peace Coamisslonerl
went to the frlson ana DEMANDED us
surrender. Here Is a copy OF Denver
response to this demand
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-15
FRANK DENVER. Warden.

THE DENVER Administration after
the soldiers had stacked their arms on
Capitol Square, squad of boys whom
somebody had equipped with miniature
guns, military caps and dram, APP
peared on the Square. led by Willie Clarke
who had a drawn sword in his hand and
followed by q dog harnessed to a so cart,
rugged upon which was a stoye-pipe can
non mounted on packing-box and Ia
belled in marking ink 'Denver's Artil-
lery" This small burlesque created Il
good deal of laughter which became all
the more hearty when the boy who en-
gineered the dog touched of a Roman
candle which had been fixed to the stove
pipe in such manner as to shoot the
wads from the candle from part of the
mock cannon where the toUchhole was
supposed to be. This salute was fired
under the Governors window and his
Excellency enjoyed the fun as much rs
any Of the bystanders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
TIE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

THE SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS THE DESIGN or
HEw-YoRK ARCHITECTS ADOPTED.
The Committee on Plans and Architecture or
the Centennial Commission report that they have ez-
am!ned the 10 plans selected for tho second ana hna
competition aud award prizes OF the following amounts
to four competitors, al OF whom are residents OF fHi4
delpha, namely ColDs AutenreitR. #0Dj Sauu9l
Sloan, 5000: Macarthur & Wilson, $4,000 H. A. 4 D. T.
Sims slOcO. They have. however. selected rs the
man OF the Centennial Exhibition that submitted by
yaux g. Radorl architects OF this city, although, owing
to an nformaity, It received no prze IN the Seconu
competition. THIS Is known as the "pay.ihon plan'
and c0ntemplatcs building which viii be ID inc MAIN
a succession OF immense cast.ron arches, the "hoie
forming rectangular elevation which can be euaFSed
cxigrnces OF the Exhibition may demand. 49,
Regarding the details Of the design INC C3tnt i
stare that tho plan OF the building Is rectangular he9
GO feet long by feet wide With greater wldth ~
the center. aud ends up to go feet Ine governing
dimension on the plan square. or pavilion, measur
ing l6 feet each side. The main paralcloram iorn
nnd ~, uayionS wife an area equal 10 3,l8 acres.
The increased wld IL obtained by adding on tns lObS
sides proipctons oil three payilOGs at the CENTER ana
one nj each end. The principal part OF the design
made up OF vaulted domed payin0ns c5c iiO iect
al 1O0 eet openlng with interior courts Of 80 feet diam
etcr These dimensions arc open 10 modification with
ou changing ire Characteristic features OF tho design
The pripcipa par Of the building TINS covered ny the
pavions becomes one spacious hall 4O feet wde ana 2OO
feet long with ransept feet wide aud $50 feet ong
Tho yis u.s. OF course extend 10 9J2 AMI 300 rect IN
length Tie building is capable Of both central ana IN
terinediae points OF emphasis, direct lines OF u2nst
Throughout its entire ngh and BREADTH dl20nal h5
OF communication il deemed necessary, and especaY
an entire relief from any appearance OF contraction De
cause the visitor VIII be always in apartment or
pavilion 40 feet WIDE that opens Immediately into oher
apartments of the width. ,
Fsatnrca suggested by The plan OF Sims Brother OF
Philadelphia are TO DO introduced in constructing ds-
tnct parts Of the building The material VIII De IRON
and bTich It's expected shat the Executive Commit
tee AZ its meeting Wednesday will approve the ac-
cepted design and that tue building or the structure
Iue NlanSlO lNB pcImtltut
building to be known the Memorial Hail are 10 De
submr Ted to the state Centennial Supervisors, VINO
have been appointed under act OF the Genera As
sembly to supervise the binding OF that particular
structure for which state has appropriated 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04

for monarchy through an Assembly practically
sovereign, by legal fiction constituent, which by
virtue of that very vote abdicates its assumed SOW
eregnty and weakens what very weak moral
authority it has to be constituent This plan rs 10
be executed If on preliminary count OF noses they
are sure Of majority Of yeas by so Eluch as one
For that majority being secured, and known 10 De
secured, enough fence-men, undecided hoaters Dc
tween the outer Center Right and inner Center Lett
banks walters Providence for their pour
boire, it will increase the never so soant
majority Of the hard-fought day handsomely
large one on the morrow Of their victory. And here
let me say that there are fewer pecuniarily pur-
ohasable members in this French National Assem-
by than in other republican legislative congresses
of which we know. But Frenshmen. especially II
legislators, men. There diplomatic and con
slaT, prefeetoral and other profitable administrative
posts; these are unhltcd seats in new prospective
Chamber OF Peers, aud posts of honor, parade and
fees IN now prospective royal household. Nean-
time there are those ten or dozen vacant seats IN
the Assembly. of which spoke IN my last letter;
elections t. I'LL which would all Republicans and
Bonapartists hope aud believe as all Fusionisss
dread and believe surely return az many, nearly
many, ant-royalists.
Most reputable grave. conservative Republicans,
Leon Say at their head, called on honest Mac
Mah0n the other day. requesting him to conyoke the
people of 40 many departments whose representa-
ton in the Assembly was incomplete to choose
representatives. Nothing is so likely as that,
in the impending trial by ballot between Monarchy
and Republic in the early days of tho Asemblys
next session. matter OF six or eight votes VIII be
decisive The President of the Republic perceives
that the question is grave one, but declines to
answer it, prefers To shuttle out his responsibility
in the ease referring and adjourning its decision to
future decision OF his ministers IN council, VINO st
to-day in council on the case, ana who are like to sat
on it as the nurse in Tom Hoods Almanac sits on
her child while reading accidents" in The Times.
W Ill u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

The banks on the continent of Europe have
again raised their rates OF discounts;
The total number of admissions to the vi
Exhibition from the opening TO the closing day
was 7,25O.0D.
At a meeting of the National Laborers'
Union at bennington Eng, last night, 10 was stated
that the General Agent Of EcwZeaand would give free
all aborers who wanted TO emgrate to that
colony and that there there for 10000 families
A meeting of the British Royal Geographical
Society held last night Sir Barte Frere presided,
and Capt Markham v,ad an elaborate paper the dts
c0veries made by the Poars expedition Mr.. Goschen.
Frat Lord OF the Admiralty, Lord Houghton and sir
Henry kawlinson, we're present.
Panama was visited by an earthquake on
the evening OF the iath Of october. Tho shock WAS
strongly felt about five minutes past o'clock the night
being dark and sky overcast IL felt on board Of
the ships In the harbor, along tho line OF the rroad
and 1t Aspipwan A. Ban Pablo. one Of che stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
ApACIFIC NAIL FICTION.

RtyMoRED loss OF A PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP.
A rumor was circulated in Wall-st. yester-
day afternoon 10 the effect that the Pacific Mai
steamship Ariel had been LOST between Yokohama ana
Hakodad 1t was generally supposed at hrSt TO DC q
stock iobbng operation, but ITS continued repetition
and the long series OF misfortunes which the Pacific
Mail Company has encountered within the past two
wears led many 70 suppose that the rumor might nave
had some foundation. TRIBUNE reporter according
ly called on the superintendent Of the Pacific Mail
Line at hs residence Brooklyn, at 'late hour last
evening and sought for the particulars OF the dsasler
Mr. Bunay the superintendent. was greatly suTprSeu
and announced that the first intImalon he hau
had OF any such disaster Tie Tm0 that had been ccu
lating in Walst had not reached his ear and there
could be 10 truth 10 it. he had lett ms once
at late hour, and had received dispatches
from the Wallst. Office Just before going away
No intimaOn of the loss Of steamer had been mace
TO him. and he Of course would receive the earliest IN
teligence The Ariel was freight steamer, one Of the
oldest vessels belonging 10 the Company and was en-
ployed on the line between Yokohama and Hakodaoi
Che was built by smouson, in New-YOrk IN 1884, was
rated Al and was of about 100 tons. The ARIEL - con
structcd of solid oak and though somewhat old Is con
sidered one Of the stanches vessels OF the Pacific Mail
feet She is 252 in length 81 feet inches breadth
Of beam and &c feet inches depth OF hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
ORDER RESTORED IN PANAMA.

WITHDRAWAL OF THE REBEL FACTION FROM TIE
CITY-PURsUIT OF THE FUGIlyEs-ADDREss BY
PRESIDENT NEIRA.
PANAMA, Oct. 2J.-COrreOso at the head OF
the rebel faction reteated from Panama on the stu,
and returned to his old quarters at Pampano.
The Government chartered tho steamship hont1o'
which left Panama the 2ls with $50 troops Of Bat
TALON Herrera No. J. under Col Esplnosa. On coming
near Pampano fire was opened on the Government
troops with rifles and small cannon, wouuding four
men. The enemy then fed Into the BUSH The
cannon. some 20 rifles several boxes or aminu'
milton. and two captured. The Govern
ment force then proceeded by land TO Fdrtan' l9e
COMMANDMENT chief, Col. EspnOsa, continues IN
pursuit OF the fugves. The Government ordered the
approaches the city be fortified TO prevent sur
prise during the night In the absence OF the troops the
guardianship OF the city being maintained by tue men Oh
national battalion. President Neira has issued an al
the army and citizens OF the lsthmuS comp-
mentug them for their courage and devotion during INC
Is davs' combat with the COrreOsO faction.
Sefior Ramon VaaTnO b. has taken possession OF the
post OF Secretary OF state which he mas been APP
pointed his predecessor, Mr. BuTmudsI DeIng SUN inca
pacitated from the effects OF his wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
DISORDERS IN HONDURAS.

oPOTECA OCCUPIED By AN ADHERENT OF PALACloS-
ONE THOUSAND TROOPS SENT FROM GUATEMALA
AGAINST TILE REBELS.
PANAMA. Oct. 25.-In the Republic of Hon
duras Gen. Miranda OF the Paacos party, occupied the
town OF Opoteca. about five leagues from Comayagua
with ZOO men, and his vanguard under Gen. Baraona'
the town of Espno. a league from Opoteca, and four
from Comayagua. 1t was believed that their intention
to besiege the capital Gen EspinOsa was In Pasa-
quina with 1909 men, his way 10 Honduras III ild OF
President Arias.
Gen. Ordonez with 800 men. going TO reconnoiter
the City OF Opoteca and finding II fortified. retired lt
the garrison OF Gracas had deceived the Govern
ment OF Honduras Tls Government or Guae inaa then
ordered 1000 men under Gen. Espinosa ana ecu;
severeu, well placing 200 men In Chalatenango ana
100 men in Sensuntepeque so as to be ready 70 marcb
On Gracas II necessary. Inc SHT Gho HeI0td Oh
this city. of Oct &C. says: Honduras has at last RAJ
len into sucha deporabe condition OF suspected moral
y, dscedi and administrative anarchy that tue other
Central American States have come to the conclusion 10
mite and divide her territory among them rms seems
70 be the only chance that the swnded DondhOders OF
Europe Will have OF getting cent on their shares, ana
by destroying the base for further proposed swlndes
will thus IN restore the general credit OF
Central America. We have here a nne country ruined
by bad governments which is the neytaDle result OF
and all OF the petty spanish republics that suffer-
themselves To be managed by a few men, VINO are
nothing else than parasitic destroyers that attach them
selves 10 the body polite"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
FINANCIAL TOPICS.
AFLUTTER CAUSED BY IDLE RUMoRs.

FIUTTER CAUSED BY IDLE RUMORS.
sroCK-JoBBING INGENUITY HEAVILY TAXED-AB-
srRp STORIES CoNTGADICTED-H b. CIAFllN
co. REPORT A SURPLUS OF NEARLY SEVEN NIL
IIoNs--A RANK INvEsuGNTIoN-nm UNION
TRUST COMPANY.
Rumor ran riot in Wall-st. yesterday the ihseu"-
ity of those engaged in depressing the stock "'Ac'
having been worked to the utmost 10 supply
plausble stories of disaster wherewith 10 acinc.e
their ends. Plausible stories falhhg' nP'o''u'
opos were started. aud met with untlmeIS deathS,
First IL was reported that II. B. Clatn a Co. hau
failed toohtqiued the required extension ana Wouu
no, ho alle Ia outve the crisis. TINS was authoIl-
tstivelv denied and then il reported that A. l.
stewart had died suddenly, which was also con-
tyadieted Then came reports in regard to the fenh
,vlvania Railroad it being stated that the Company
could not draw on forany more money OWING
70 the strncency there and that the dividend would
have To DO passed Among tho foreign exchange
peoplo il was reported, on the contrary, that 'le
Company had just sold G700O0 sterling OF exchange
and that the whole matter was thoroughly correct
Later priyate dispatches were received from Phlla-
delphia which stated that there was no truth IN
The reports that were circulated against the cTodlt
of the Pennsylvania Company but tnat on the con-
trary. the regular semi-annual dividend would he
paid While the rumors lasted, however, they eXeT-
cised an unhealthy effect the stock market pnceS
declining under their influence but atterWar0 re-
acting 10 some extent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
MrRCANTILE PROSPECTS.
II. b. c1AFL1N co.'s SURPLUS NEARLY sEvE
MILLIONS.

MILLIONS.
At the establishment Of HOyt, Spragues q
Co there nothing now Obtsinaole, the members OF
the hrm and their employees being engaged in settling
the details OF their affairs preparatory their negota
tons with their creditors.
The following is copy Of the statement OF tho Affairs
OF IL b. Clanin Co., submitted yesterday 20 meet
ing of friends OF the firm (which included their
largest ereditor held yesterday afternoon as follows
Good assets Of all kinds, not including the private
property Of the frm total Indebtedness 10
mestc and foreign, sl5,5sl0OO; surplus, S6924,OOO
II was agreed that assistance should be asked from
the Associated Banks or Clearinghouse, ana their
friends and creditors present at the meeting unan-
mousIy rendered to H. b. Claim Co. an extension
averaging four and One-half months, maturing IN
monthly payments which was promptly accepted. The
business Of the firm will proceed as usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
PARIS. Monday, Nov. 3, 1919.

UNDERTAKE THE MARCH TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF COL sroTFEL.
PARIs Monday, Nov 3, 1919
In the BaZine cOurt-martial to-day, the evil
dcncc given rc lated wholly 20 the nonrccoipt by Mar
sal macMah0n on August % Of Bazaipes alleged dis
patch dated tho 2lst
The deposton,Of MacMahon on this point was read
The Marshal states that lac received dispatch from Ba-
zine dated Aug 10 giving account OF the battle OF
81 Prlvlt and indicating that bo st intended march
ing northward In consequence OF this information de
ponent determined to march in the direction or Mont
medy instead OF Paris lie received no other dispatch
from BlZIine.
NJ Arniot inspector Of teegraphs testified that GER
tain dispatches, which retransmtted from bong|y
on August a. communicated to Paris, who're they
apparently were stopped.
Two other witnesses that they were dis
patched by Col Soel obtain information concerning
Bazainc They received the 22d Of August four dis
patches which they forwarded Stoel by telegraph.
On returning with the originals Of the dispatches on the
18th to Rethol, they showed them TO COL Dazag, OF
MaoMabon's staff aud he ordered then 10 be giyon 10
statfe saving az the time that no was aware OF
their contents having received thom by telegraph two
days previously.
The Duke d Aumale cautioned the witnesses 10 be
careful but they persisted in their story They we're
confronted by Col Dazag who positively contradicted
their statements.