Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-09

| NEW YORK, April S.-NlxOn, convicted
of murder. has had relapse and is no
now expected to live.
| In consequence of new development.
making daily in the affairs of the Bulls
Head Bank, the examination Of William
H. Merritt, Assistant Cashier, charged
with embezzlins $500, 900 of funds. has
been postponed.
James Julian. broker. No. 9, New
street, gave bonds in Sit, 600 yesterday,
to answer a charge of fraudulently re-
tanning $4,000 in gold belonging to j.
NJ. Dixon. No receipts or vouchers are
attached to Dixon's affidavit, and his
only witness of the alleged deposit of
money is Phillip Stanley alias Daniel
D. Right, under Indictment for forging
certificates of the Toledo, Wabash and
Western, and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad bonds, and counter
feiting revenue stamps. The Notary
Public, before whom Dixon made his
affidavit, appeared subsequently As
counsel for Julian, in whose employ
were the'sons of Stanley when under his
last name as alleged, he attempted to
flood Wall street with forged certificates.
The Controller has been instructed by
the Board Of Aldermen to sue for the re-
covery of half q million dollars Of Court
to the private bank account of one Of
the Commissioners.
The men in the employ Of the Man
haitian Gas Company are expected to
strike to-day.
A newspaper correspondent who went
down to the wreck of the Atlantic yes
ter1ay says the hull Of the vessel is
broken in several places. and the cargo
is broken in bulk. with the bodies Of
men and women jammed among boxes
and crates, presenting most heartrend-
ing scene. In the sleeping apartments
were numbers Of bodies of men, with
bed clothing strewn among them.
Broken stanchions and jagged and splin-
tered woodwork had torn the flesh from
the faces of many. Others were bruised
and battered about their heads. which
were red and bloody, contrasting hor-
ribly with the features Of others.
TOLEDO, Ohio, April s.-Jones, DEM
ocrat, is probably reelected Mayor by
small majority. Most of the Republi-
can city ticket is elected.
CINCINNATI, April S.-Johnson, D.. is
elected Mayor. and prob
ably the rest of the Democratic city
ticket. with perhaps one or two excep-
tons.
SAN Francisco. April 81 P. M.-The
German bark Max, which sailed on the
5th for Falmouth, sprung leak in
heaxy gale when ffty-ive miles out of
port, and returned for repairs.
The annual State Convention Of Wo-
man Suffragists meets to-day ut 10 A. NJ.
The Board of Supervisors has passed
an order making it misdemeanor to
play the strap loop game.
Gold, 11911a@1lS11; greenbacks. $50
s6H.
About 6 o'clock yesterday evening a
fire broke ont in the upper story of \
small two-story frame house on Rasse;t
Place. While the tiremen were at work
a woman named O'Day. who with her
family occupied the premises, came 10
The Chief Engineer and stated that her
two children were in the house, and said
she feared they were burned to death. |
He endeavored to go into the burning
but was prevented from so do |
ing. After the fire had been quenched
he members of the Department entered
he building. and near the front door,
which opens on balcony, found the
head and partially burned bodies of the
children, one Il girl four years of age and
the other q boy eighteen months old, |
They lay on the floor side by side, and |
from the position in which they laid it i
would appear that the little unfortunates
we're endeavOring to escape from the
when they We're sutfocated by
he smoke.
1t is rumored that Moses Seligman, of
he well known banking firm of J. Selig-
nan & Co., of this city, with extensive
Eastern and foreign connections. has eff
ected an organization with English and
German capitalists, with view of OPEN
ng bank in San Francisco on large
t is said that all the capital stock has
,een taken.
A prize fight between James Rice and
oatsey Hogan, for the lightweight
of the Pacific coast, is
alked of 10y the fancy.
The Grand Jury have ignored the
ill against George Thistleton on the
barge of libel, in the publication of his
,arlor game, called The Wolf in the
'old' This isanother defeat for Laura
}. Fair.
A well known wholesale merchant OF
f this city was fortunate enough to hold
be ticket No. 44,727 in the Missouri
tate Lottery, which was drawn March
l, and it drew the &c., 900 prize.
JOHN 3. WINTERS has discovered
that he thinks Is q borax field of
reat extent in Washoe county. A
.eno boraxian examined some speci-
1ens and pronounces them IS per
ent of that mineral. Hope it may
rove o fortune to John B.