Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-26
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horse disease has appeared in this city
1t affects the legs. making them SO veal
that it is difficult for animals to stand.
! No fatal cases are reported.
New YoEK, March 25.-The latest
theory concerning the murder of Good
rich is, that he was murdered either by
the woman or by parties instigated by
the woman. 1t appears that the de-
ceased was intimate with two women,
one Of whom he had married. One Of
these two women was the cause Of his
death. Two letters are in tine hands of
officials. One is addressed to deceased 5
father. 1t demands reparation for the
conduct of his SON. The other is adj
dressed to Goodrich himself, upbraiding
him for infidelity.
Rumors of approaching strikes cause
great uncertainty in many branches
of trade and industry. Nothing is known
of a positive nature except that the
Master Carpenters Association decided
that they will no longer he governed by
the eiSht-hour rule.
SYRACUSE. n T., March Is. - The
Governor refused to interfere in the case
of Franklin, a condemned murderer.
who was sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day next A stay Of proceedings has
also been refused by the Court.
New YORK. March 25.-The President
OF the Metropolitan and other gas COM
panies says he has heard of incendiary
speeches regarding the forthcoming
strike among the stockers employed by
the Metropolitan and other companies.
He, however. believed deeds spoke fond
eighteen men in the employ of the Ne
tropolitan had signed an agreement to
work for So SO per day, and professed to
be entirely satisfied. The company an
ticipated no trouble, but were not un-
willing the strike should take place, in
which case they could hire hands at SO
per day. The company defied all efforts
of the disaffected and would be able to
replace them SO soon that consumers
would not suffer by the change. The
work is really not worth more than 81 80
per day, and the company would be
acting literally by giving 50. The Pres
iient repeats his conviction that any
number of hands could be found to work
for that sum.
SAN Francisco, March 25.-1 P NJ
r. D. Bogart has made statement OF
the circumstances of his arrest by De-
tective Finnegass and squad OF ma
rines. He says the arrest was made at
haf-past one A. NJ, Friday, on Clay |
street, just after he had left his Office. |
He was taken to q room in the old Mer-
chants Exchange and kept there all
night, guarded by the marines. In the
Lieutenant Fitzgerald told him
be must go to Vallejo. and that he could
walk to the boat two PAGES ahead of
hem, but if he tried to escape or speak
10 any person they would shoot him
Town. On the boat he was placed in
he stewardess' stateroom and carefully
md closely guarded. On the 21st, after
his arrival, he addressed the following
etter to Admiral Selfridge:
VALLEJO, March 81.
Rear Admired Thomas o. Seltridge,
y. 5. N.-Sir: Wednesday night at one
o'clock l was taken into custody by a
sergeant and private of IN 'rines under
,our command, without legal process or
of any kind, and have since
been kept in close confinement under Or
lers purporting to emanate from you.
lave not vet been informed of the cause
# this summary action, nor of the pro-
ess upon which you assume to act. As
citizen of the United States and State
# California. entitled to the benefits Of
Ii the laws. l beg leave to make a for
nal demand upon you for the privilege
f consulting with counsel with view
f availing myself of the protection of
he laws OF my country. l also beg to
emand that l be informed at the earliest r
racticable moment upon " 1t Authority
nd for what canse my liberty has been
lterfered with without due process of
Nv. have the honor to be your obed:-
Mt servant. RoBT d. BoGART
This resulted in the reading to Bogart
the order for his arrest from the Sec
,.ary of the Navy, which he claims was
OF sufficient. Admiral Selfridge has o
with Judge Sawyer on the sub $