Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-04
LATEST KILOGRAMS.

for the purpose of influencing the Gov
eminent to reimburse the moneys paid
as taxes Oh borrowed money, taxed as
capital, was held yesterday at the Stock
Exchange, and ecticn taken to secure
claims.
The Chamber of Commerce, in special
session, adopted the majority report Of
the Committee on National Finance ad-
vocating the speedy resumption of specie
payments.
Suit has been commenced by the Erie
Railroad Company against Oliver II.
Parker to compel him to account to the
company for moneys received on their
account, and the Layment of what may
be found to be due them. This amount
is estimated in the complaint at $780,
452
Toledo. Ohio, December g. The
Peoria and Warsaw Railway has failed
to take up the coupons on ! Sc, 900 OF
its first mortgage bonds.
A special dispatch says that Samuel
Bowles, of the Springfield Republican,
has been sued fer libel by Willis Phelps,
a well-known railroad builder, whom the
Republican spoke of as the BOSS Tweed
of Springfield. Damages are laid at
sea, GOO. The Republican Office has
been attached and was last night il the
hands of keepers.
Paris, December 3.-The detailed ac-
connt of the sinking of the Vile de
HAVE, as given by the survivors, is har-
rowing and distressing. Mr.. Waite,
accompanied By his sister, separated in
Ike vortex caused by the sinking ship
throwing up waves. Miss Bred0n left
the ship hand in hand with Ler father.
The latter was drcwred. Mr.. Bishop
had secured two planks and gave one to
his friend Mr.. Taylor, who was drowned,
the former narrowly escaping. Ne
C,oshy. a lad Of IL years. says when he
was aroused iroin sleep he rushed on
deck and found nearly every one pray
ing. Judge Peckban was standing
near his wife encouraging her and say
ing. If we go down let US go bravely."
He observed Mrs. Murray. Mr.. Pla.t and
Mrs kenne:t The latter had her in
FAINT, favorite with all the passengers.
She handed it TO the nurse while fetch
ing the second child. and before she
could return the ship went down. Many
were prevented from swimming by their
oyercoats. Captain Surmount remains
at Cardiff distracted. All attribute the
blame to want of discipline.
Chicago, December 3.-The IntcT
Oceans Washington special says, the
Senate Caucus Committee, consisting Of
Morton, Wright, Buckingham, West and
Hitchcock, meet tonight to consider the
arrangement of standing committees.
There will be few changes OF chairmen,
and none of importance. The Commit
tee on Education will be increased by
two, ard there will be proposed n new
committee of five members.
In the civil service the subject Of the
assignment: Of Liberals was discussed at
length. All the members we're in favor
of assigning Liberals as Republicans, il
they should personally agree TO It. An
adjournment WAS determined upon until
the day after tomorrow fer the purpose
of aseertaiUing. in case the Liberals do
not object, whether they will lie assigned
TO places by Motions committee, and
the chances are that Sumner will not be
replaced at the head OF the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. He viii have de-
sirable position, and Schulz will prob
ably be retained on Foreign Relations.
Washington, December 3.-AdmiTal
Polo and Secretary Fish, since they
signed u protocol on Saturday, have
been in perfect accord concerning the
arrangements for the restoration OF the
Virginius.
San Francisco, December 3.-1iichael
Mulchay, generally known as Matilda
Heron's poor boy, but who is q full
grown hoodium, was arraigncd in the
Police Court to-day for assaultipg officer
Bernard with knife, this morning, and
to murder him. He was |
held to answer for assault.
There was a slight fall Of snow here to-
day. and the rain continues. |
The bay is very rough and small sail |
ing crafts are tossed about very lively. |
Thus far, however, no serious damage |
has been done.
1t is showing at Sacramento, Stockton, |
Modesto. Petalunsa and other points in |
the interior.
A heavy rain is falling, accompanied |
by cold northwest wind.
A fire occurred this morning at the |
corner Of Townsend ard Fourth streets, |
near the Central Pacific Railroad depot,
by which the lodging house Of w. 2.
Grace, Bode l. CO. S saloon and Peter
sons restaurant were damaged to some |
extent. About 5000 loss by the Owners
of the buildings.
A dispatch from Suisun, Solano |
county, says: The heaviest snow storm |
ever known here set in at Z clock A. y.
and still continues.
Three inches of snow have fallen at
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