Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11
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residence III Buffalo, New York, on sun
day last His funeral Viii take place TO-
no-row tie 18th. IL relation 70 his
death, President Grant has issue! TIE
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I.iswith deep regret that the Presl-
dent announces to the people oi tas
United States the death of Willard Fill
mere, one of his honored predecessors,
WHO lied at Buffalo last evening. The
icns-eontirued pablic services and c:.:i-
ear, purity Of the character Of the dc
cease: ez-President VIII he remembered
bcyoad the days Of mourning IL which
tae nation will be thrown by the event
which is .haa announced. As mark
oE respect to his memory It Is ordered
that the Executive Mansion and the sew
erL Departments at Washington be
drapeG in mourning until the ciose Oh
the day on which the funeral takes place.
and that business be suspended on the
,..v OF the funeral 1t IS also ordered
that The Wa, and Navy Departments
cause suitable military ari naval honors
20 be paid on TIE occasion TO the mem
o:y of the eminen. citizen whose lie Is
How closed. Z. S. GRANT,
President.
HAMILTON FIsa, Secretary.
The United States Senate adjourned
IS a mark Of respect to tie iiicstrioas
dead. Tho House Of Representatives
Authorized the Speaker to appoint a
committee of seven members 20 attend
the funeral.
At Leavenwc,th, Kansas. on Mon
d.y, Mrs. Carpenter shot and inimedi-
a.eiy killed John White of the Fifth H.
fsntry, who entered he- kitchen. locked
the door ard made improper advances,
refusing to sc out when ordered
A Berlin special to London announces
that Prince Frederick Charles OF Prussia
will make a tour around the world next
Summer. He goes east through Russia
and Japan, lands in San Francisco, tray
e,ses the United States, and returns by
way OF London.
A dispatch from New York says tina
.he Methodist Ministers Association, in
de,iOera;ioa yesterday, took strong
grounds in favor Of tcta. abstinence. One
clergyman wanted the Methodist Church
20 steer clear Of any complication With
the wc-nen's Temperance movement in
hGrboring members wLo derived any
revenue from Eoao-. or used it in any
way.
Bishop Cummings ,;isso-lteti from tie
Episcopal church on Tuesday, and O.
gan:z,d tie FiIs: Congregation OF the
reformed body. Bishop Cummings
wanted the new church called the Church
of tie Savior, bCt the name finally al
optad unanimously was The First Re
toru.et; Episcopal Church Of New York.
Philadelphia, March lc--The feeders
u the EcsninJ Telegraph Office having
s.rnck for increased wages wien the FIRST
edition was put to press. they wei :
promptly discharged and girls now d.
,hs work 6: ths wages paid Tie men.
Lieutenant General Sheridan is in re- |
seipt of dispatches from Lieutenant |
Colonel Davidson, commanding Fort !
S;ll, giving information from the kiowa
and Comanche agencies in Texas, TO the |
18th ct February. Captain Ha-ourth's ,
yo:.a.g Elan had Just returned from the /,
Conanel.e camps. where they had been /
counting lie people, aud reported that |,
CT 4 recent raid number Of indians I!
had feen killed, variorlsly reported ct !
t,5-, twelve TO twenty-five, and bat one /
c. two raidiag parties escaped. This |
SHOWS that the reservation Indians, II /
spite Of their premises before the eoun-
eli held last October, have not ceased 70 .
-aii Into Texas.
San Francisco, March i0.-Ia the
Board of'Superri.ors last night, Mayor
Otis gave his full Endorsement TO the |
voman's temperance movement in this
city, saying he sympa:hised sincerely in
tteir efforts. He desired, by all means,
to see the corner grocery saloons and the
deos On BarbaIy Coas. abolished, and
advised the women 10 lay the matter be-
fore the Legislature. Tho Committee
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