Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-15
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London. August 1.-THE Times Ma
| t1rlh correspondent confirms the reports
oi tie recognition of Spain 10y England.
| France and t,5rInahy. The announce
Ineit caused general r. j"iciDg Ill the ca
! pitai. i he Posts eps.IaiS from Berlin
reports that Austria and italy have also
recognized the Republic. The Times.
| in IA editorial. says: '-Cugluud wcuid
| have recognized Spain souc time ago,
but the reluctance Of France and the III
| difference OF Germany prevented.
Selma. Ala. August 1.-THE Repuh-
lic,,n Congressional Convention to-day
nominated J. L. Haratzon. colored.
| New York. August /. Bee cher 5 en-
! tire cross-examination is not to be given
to the press. 1t is thought there are
! still three columns TO be Transcribed
| from tue s:eno2rarler' notes.
| London, August 1.-THE Pail Mall
| Gazette says Rnssi. lIesitates to recog-
| lize Srnin. because such action will
strengthen the carse Of Rel nbilca,li,m
in Europe.
Paris. Angus: LIE Soir states that
| DaZaine arrived ut Genoa on board the
steam yacht Baron Eicasoli, disguised as
| "A servant, at 10 O'Clock A. II. Monday.
He must consequently have escaped
| from the island of Sairte Marguerite by
| 9 o'clock of the previous evening. The
| statement of the Governor OF the fort
that he went to bed at 10 clock Sunday
| night is, therefore, untrue lie Soir says
| the fugitive certainly had accomplices
among the prison authorities.
! San Francisco. August l4.-There was
t slight improvement in the stock mar
| ket to-day.
| Masters of ships recently arrived CON-
! plain bitterly of the wan: of facilities
| for discharging carSoes. Several ships
have been lying in the stream seven or
eight days, unable to obtain berthS.
I. is intended that at the opening Of
the Industrial Exhibition fifteen hun
bred school cLi!daen Of this city shall
take part in the vocal and musical eX-
erciSes. A rehearsal by one hundred
vocalists will take place this afternoon
at Corinthian Hall.
The Pacific mail steamer Costa Rica
is passing into the Larbor. Size was due
from Panama and Mexican ports last
night.
G-aenbacks unchanged
Winnie DucCa. August IA true iiil
| has been found by the Grand Jury. row
in session. against the tEree-caid monte
sharps, William Pick. Charles Alien and
H. e. McCleliaud, who have been i'll
iail for several months. Their trial
cnmLerces on Monday. Another OF
the same gang, Bill Allen, who Las
managed to elude the officers, has been
indicted. The Sheriff IS on lis track,
and his arrest IS certain.
Hon Robert McDe;h. an aSrirant fox
the office Of Governor, iaugul>hes III the
Coanty Jail, for contempt OF Court.
THEGa is perhaps. no one in this
ma.:-rhe man who has get into the
hab!; Of saving until lie saves from sheer
delight IN seeing his wealth increase. and
Of counting every dollar OF expenditure
rs though lis loss was something that
could i:ever he repaired. Yet ii is The du-
tv OF ,rery POOR man to save something.
, The ruS~essiuu 81 few dollars often
inai.ea all the difference between Eapri-
ness and misery. and no man, especial
y with f. family depsuaaut upon him,
ciE be truly inItI endent unless lie hasa
few dollars reserved Ter the time Of need.
While extreme car fitness as to ths eX-
renditure OF money viii make a ricL man
poor, a wise economy viii almost as GER
tainly make Il poor man rich, or at least
make hifa, to q considerable extent, in
dependent ct the caprices OF employers
and the common vicissitudes oi life.
Nothing i, more important 10 tie poor
ruan than the habit Of saving something,
bat his little hoard will begin to grow al
q rate which VII SURPRISE and crafty
him. LTeiy working man ought to
have AZ account in some savings bank,
a..,l should add to il every week during
which he has full employment. even if
the addition is but one dollar AZ 4 time.
Il he does this he will svou frd the
dollars growing into tens. ana these tens
into hundreds, and, in 4 little time, will
be il tie possession OF a SUM which is
constantly yielding an addition to his
income. which secures lin a ltscrye
fund whenever one IS needed, and will
enable him to do many things which,
without little money. he would be
powerless to do.-ReHo Jonr5al.
UNCLAIMED PEIzE.-The Committee
on Archery, at the Miners Union picnic
at bowers Mansion. are DESTROYS tc
know the residence o! Miss Knowles, as
they are anxious to present her the yalu-
able pIize OF which she is winner. She
is requested to send her address to
James O'Sulliyan, Postoffce box 5, in
this city.-I'a. ChTv,ticie
Dry Goods at a Sacrifice.