Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-11
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The New York Court of Appeals
have granted Stokes n new trial. TIL
decision Was unanimous.
- An Indictment for murder ha
been found against Walworth til.
parricide.
The proprietors of Wallack':
Theater having been fools enough
to decline to admit therein certain
eolorel men WIN had purchased
tickets of admission have got them
selves into a law srit in consequence.
The Iribune'S Washington special
says the friends of Senator Mitchell. OF
Oregon, here state that. in view of the
wide currency given to the scandal of his
private life. he has been advised to re-
sign. The argument used is, that while
his change of name will not invalidate
his claim to Seat i'll the Senate; also,
that his present anomalous domestic re-
lations may not be sufficient ground
for expulsion; still it is advisable that
the State of Oregon should not be repre-
scented by e Senator whose influence
will be paralized by the misfortnnes
which surround him. 1t is not believed,
however, that Mitchell will resign. bnt
endeavOr to make a plausible statement.
if possible. consistent with the charges
made against him.
INV York, June 1O.-A Washington
special says that the investigation will
be at once made into Col. Gillems con-
dnct OF the campaign against the No
docs. Charges have been laid before
the War Department, narrating that the
command of Major Thomas went ont
early i'll the morning. and though the
sound Of the battle was distinctly heard.
the commanding officer s,nt no relief
until O'Clock in the afternoon, brt was
loungins all day in his tent. On ac-
count Of this outrageous neglect large
numbers Of officers and men were killed
and wounded. DR.. Dewitt, Assistant
Surgeon {. S. army, specifically charges
Gillem with neglect for leaving the
wounded on the field for thirty-six hours
before orders were given to bring them
in for treatment, and that Lieutenant
H .rris died in consequence of this neg
lect. The feeling among army officers
is very intense against Gillem. They
allege that he is VIGOROUSLY incapable
and damand his trialbv Court-martial
The following seems to he part
of Il description of an accident on
the Union Pacific Railway:
OMAHA, June 10.
The aquarium car came next and went
down in the crash. 1t was occupied by
II IN. Livingstone Stone. United States
Fish Commissioner. and two assistants.
NJ. Stone describes his part in the ter
lows: Three of us were in the forward
end of the car. 1t was fitted expressly
for our nse in this enterprise. and had i'll
it two tons of ice in cakes of two hun
dred pounds EACH and dozen or more
tanks, Wei, ching from leo to 1000 pounds
each We We're j list taking dinner. I
had reached out my hand for a cup Of
tea, when we fel. shake and n crash;
th IL water began to come into the car
and raise up the cakes of ice and other !
articles in it. That was our S Ovation. !
Ii it had not been for the water We
would have been crushed Instantly. The |
Ear had TO fill with water before it would
sink and that gave us about five seconds
TO get out. We went out head-tirst. At
Dne time the door closed while was in
The car. and felt the water closing up
around my face Then I thought l was
as. and fully expected to drown. Then
[ saw CLEAN of light and the door
,pen-d; it was my only chance and l
ook it, The wafer was deep, far over
,ur heads, and we three escaped by
around thu car and climbing
Up on the engine. The motion of the
ar also help i rs, or probably We would
lot have been able to get ont So soon,
A San Franci>c" dispatch states
hat rnm the Pin.e Indian confined
It Alratrnz ASSAULTED his guards and
vas shot and killed.
The price demanded bv Hunting
on and Hopkins for their share of ,
he G. p. is said to br too high. We ,
.uess it will come down. It