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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
y,4t.,. TEI.. DEnIssTSA.. oi' 0;c.I--
~ .N,ni'~1 TIRE nosA-Z M
:.,S ~; s-i.-.

y, have pat % h-r@.., III Sic -;-ei'e
oi : ,s-ry. which NJ ~ 1sc,-.,: q
once - aa-N-r ,~c,r..!s..: q o. OH
fashion ~ lcii-,- TIT To l..::,.c,.. mi
features oS tat i.,'.lc: a7e tAr l.7E'-, O.: s.
CO... promise IA "-ree.l.'t be.FF,.o
= No Cia1hr. aet-rs - c,a'E-, a.:,i Io:l
Williams. ac.i.., f"r himself. Is l.
.i-,ie-. il. lean ''i.sjeI@H'i-:-., sia.i.ly
''-e.l~e lis 3. .'.>A2e>s ard o,...'f. maize
ss-sc-i we.~ :,ts7ts.'i- 81! b. t. I."s.,..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

In his recent speech at Columbus,
Hon. George Ii. FenGloton used the fol
lowing translation from the clnssics
The gates Il hCii are cpep night and day,
Smooth the descent and easy is the way;
But to return and view the cheerful skies,
In TINS the task, the mighty labor lies
The only inference to DO drawn from
the above is that the Democratic apostle.
once known as Young Greenbacks, j"
has at last been compelled to acknowl-
edge. that while his party has found that
the descent to hell Is easy, it is uncon-
scionably hard shedding 10 reach this
climate again.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
A Card

Written ly Mr.. MsEZBACl appeared IN tho
S4yata Tribune srTter1ber -. 1874 in ansstr
20 whi>h be- tn sta" never asked this in,ti-
vidusi tcr his opinion o.. ny piano :rC-l The
fact that n aware that he Is not qualified u
give one even over jews Harp. Any una ~,
styles .,nself Mns:c Professional Will Ger.
tainly I5Her himself N the estiirsticn %; TIE
public \ such 5 way. would ill.sd h. very
hard up far rccommt oaIticLs II Sc-e 70 d.
pend in sucA e-eaturee for their opinions
oc3-tf l.. Il. LOWE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
, 0yE~TrDS OF rSEAD&rITx.

Boenrr sli.; in a card il Wednesday
.;cniu4 'hrn,.iais :Aat John !. t;iuu
told Linn, positively, that 3ir- Fair eyed
on the conflict It she .ln~il>e 1..ine.
t.iun replies 20 his card u; Bcea.t's i'll
3. con,mr,Jaa,ion 10 the i.steIrjSe Of
yesterday :od says tia, hi, statement il
false. Tie question IL: discussion is
not, (which Of these uotrritlieI i, tel
ling thu truth" but ratber. " which
one j. l.inc til, hardest" N,i,her cue
can impeach ;he other, any ino5c thau
cithsy ones testimony co"Ii k taken
as corrohorativa of tie Others state
mcut They At. both nrt-i,le The pale
of credib.lity so far that they bear no
relation whatever to the truth
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
THE DEMOCRATIC IithET IN
HCMROLDT COZ MY.

From the Humboldt Register. Of rcto-
Der 9Th, We get the following list OF
Democratic candidates III thai county
District Judge, W S. Bonnitieli; State
Senator. .. X. Stampley: Asst Dhlymen,
l.. A. Buckner. j. Il. Case. and J. Is.
NcGonasle; Sheriff. l.. y. Carpenter
Becorder, Charles A. La9rave: Treasurer,
\. J. Shepard; County Clerk. Il. ".
Lewis: District Attorney, :. 5. Grass
Assessor, James Buckner; County Com
missioners, {. 4. Nichols dong term },
ana Frank Clark short term; SuDerin-
tendent Public Schools, c. Chenoweth
Surveyor, u. Van Lanep; Coroner. 81.
Openhsim.
S!ampl-y ought TO ,uu well, consider
inS his record - one q the Democratic
priyy council.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
i.4>. z. il. ti.n ARES.

The gentleman whose aar- api eas'
~ The headline i made the "hI-ct q
csrt.:u haI: i,a.5 AMI cpnteroptible IN
situations 1T the hands OF the Sa'r.';9''
M:cpa Of yesterday. The moHt clearly
defined Of these c!.srgss is th"t he WIS
nnproaciiei' with: ci.crs Of l!ibc~ y the
enemies ii Sector I'VE. in the Senator
al cantes, al 1867. Ef This ~ It may
AIS. ne ce,fess thai. lauch "a W. know
: Of tbs; struggle, v" knox rothl-- oi
ary effort ia swtTre General Edwards
| fro.a his pledges ii that election, his
! vote, IS per instructions. was cast for
Nve from frs, 10 last. II he resisted
the temptations limited at. so nacn the
more is he "a be extoi!ed and trusted.
Are We 10 infer that the i2i"penaent
deems him culpable and weak for not
taking : bribe? We can deduce no other
inference from the manner il which that
paper treats the question. As to the
other vague and Iiippant insinuations
against the General, nothing need Be
offered in answer They are beneath
notice.
AID ROW Few words ss to what our
Candidate for tbs State Senate has done
10 ertitie him to the confidence of his
party and appreciation OF his immediate
fall -
county: After serving with honor. under
an appointment from President Lincoln
a. a Consul at ore OF the South Ameri-
can ports. Nr. Edwards was, by that
lamented Chief Magistrate. appointed
to the responsible Office of Attorney
General ior the Territory OF Nevada.
He served with honor 10 himself and
benefit to his country in that position.
Since the State Government was erected
he has represented this county with
distinguished ability il both houses Of
the Legislature. In 1869 be recorded
his vote. faithful among the tai,h!ess. in
| favor Of the passage OF the Fifteenth
Constitutional Amendment. That same
Winter he took a leading part in the i'm
por.lnt legislation then bcougt. forward,
and Won the esteem and applause ~ lis
constituents by the course lie took
in TIE perfection ani passage u the bill
providing fer appropriations :cr building
The state Capitol a:-d ;h- STATE prpia,. 5
Home. II III his pubic life General
Liwatds mas proveu himself worthy lie
:-r-t re:,a=.,l n bin: Al Z, because
Ct .,-s ~. sara'i r~l ai.s;.aa IS e es.!iei
am ieaF@e:i -arl-i-a!r-. le has com
= '-,.. l;a--,.s $50 ..-e. ,-u-rs a. AND
-, s.~.- ia IL :;;.l,. 50 ..,n-I to re
= ..-- -..i,:yali u:t-' >, for al: lie
n. -... : All c.a5..-s :. IGe act i, t,.-
attack upon h,n - the >-.~a-s:.- j., .
Is,st --..a:gS proof rt L. .-.va!-er.-...-
-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
THE GE'.4<.S.; OF TUE CGJ "TI
CAMPAIGN.

The nomination OF the Polly arden
t,-htt un Wednesday might. virtually
opens the ca.l.paisu ia ;bis com ty-- as
Stunning what will ,io,.it!rsS occur to
! fnorrov., that l.. the enlcrse unent u the
! so-calied ''i'd4reut'er; ticket i'y the
! Deuunc;atic Couvt ut;ui, ai!cti will then
/ assemble here. This virw II the sItua-
| ton brings Ii, to a consideration Of the
merits and .ic>eiyirg> Of the ticket pu,
il the field by the motley thEcng WIZ. got
themselves together OF Wednesday might
in the Carson Theater. In thus review
ing the ticket then put forward, We shall
proceed no further. in this article. than
to pass upon the four Legislative noIni-
nations-Doron, Gardner, Lcpgabaagh
ana Mason.
LEWIS DoECN.
the Irderendent candidate fer the State
Senate, formerly represented ksmeralda
county in the body TO which he aspires.
After the death Of the late VIM h. Par
kinson, Governor BiasGel appointed him
to the vacant Controllers Office, and he
served out The unexpired term. Since
then he has been but little known in
active political operations; tho he did
serve for some time in the Treasurer
Department OF tle Mint. But he OBJ
tanned Office because Of his known Re
publican professions. Since leaving the
Mint. nearly year ago, he has lived
here in Carson. What has been his en-
rloyment, We do not know. Moreover
We do not know what possible interest
he can have in the affairs Of Ormsby
! county-ior il he owns any property
| here we do not know it. ard if he is en-
gagged in any business, OF has any CAPT
| tai invested G. seeking investment. We
! have failed 70 ascertain the facts.
| n. {. GARDNER
is member Of the Board o: County
/ Commissioners. being az appoiatee Of
Governor Bradley to I'LL an uneIpired
term. He is standing candidate OF the
| Democracy of Ormsby county. for one
! thing or another, AMI secesh Democrat
OF tie most Incorporating stripe. He
is man c: more prejudice than fo-ce.
NS. +oNGAEACC.H
has aISo been dominated, on al least clll.
occasion, ~ M Democratic Par1! Z
which b. = ne;l.hes. He is mainly
distinguished, rs thu plaintiff in al act!t L
against liz \ {, I: i. L Company az
l.,,aa5ys or a'.t,srl;,I wools..t
! Il, would probably /" d = liable l4,u 70
vote - : was to.,: /, Is Deuuefalic
Mentors
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

Macon, Georgia, has gone Demo cratic.
There was no disturbance" 1t takes
for. companies Of militia. armed with
guns issued by the National Government,
and too highly ehiyalric "a march under
the stars aud stripes. t. prevent " dis
tu.harcss IN Macon and other places
in Georgia, We are prepared to believe
the press dispatch which says there vas
much enthusiasm over this Democratic
victory. Anything which helps to offset
Sherman's march through that State is
alwavs received with enthusiasm b. the
Democracy Of Georgia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

HrDs, FEA-r, aud other Tromiuent
Mo.lDons, have Just had a meeting Ill
Salt Lake City, and resolved not TO re-
cognize Brigham Young, Junior, as their
President. This locks IS ii they we've
anticipating The death Of Brigham at al
early day. Also. it squints ct scram-
bic over the spoils. When Brigham shall
have left nineteen hsart-broken widows
to mourn his loss,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

Fer County Commissioner. Carson Geo GIliscn
E"rCOrInty Commissioner. EEnpirt.. Has, Morris
S1- Cn:ist.blS. Carson Township --.-. l. St--G
Fer Constable. Empire Township e auret
For Scnoel Trustee. Carson Up Hub. Ii Parker
For School Trustee, Carson Tp-- .-.-|. :. Linn
For School Trustee. Carson fr.-ti- ". - IRIS
For School Trustee. FEairs Tr...-I1hc StiV-rs
Scr School TrIStee. Empire TIP. Hans. =
For - Trustee. Emf ire TT, IRA ''tadtIat-Ier
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
crns5y County Republican Ticket.

iJ.W. Hsynie
F.r Assc1IbIy...-.-- Alfred Helm
IS. E Jones
E,r District s;t,rney.-...N iiliIlu Patterson
Fer sheriff l. swift
Fog County Ciers T. J. Edwards
For County Treasurer. IT, J. Peters
Fer County Recorder +. u. Turner
Fer County Assessor j 7. Winnie
For County surveyor. q. l.. Anderson
fa- County Superintendent = ,--,s,,ra,-
e Public Instruction
For Public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. z. Me,isr
E1r Jus. cf the Peace Is: Z, , v;,h,-.,I
Carson Township.
rs- Justice Of the Peace OIL T. ,r,,-,r
f.,nVIre Township,
Fer County Commissioner Carson. Geo. GIllsCn
ForCOrinty Commissioner EInpir.- Has. Morris
S1- Constable. Carson Township l. Str-D
Fer Constable. KBIpirt. Township q aIire;
For Scn2el Trustee. C:.rscU Up Hub. Ii. Parker
For School Trustee, Carson Ip-- ----]- ; Linn
For School Trustee. Carson Fr. Ii v. ~ t--rss
For School Trustee. EElairs 'Fr.-.-Iahc StiT-rs
Scr School Trustee. Empire Tp-.--1-'iH Hansen
For Trustee. Enaf Ire TT, FRA ''taltI,lst-Iyr
Repu,,::r.a STAT, Platform.
Tie ui"rl Eaf-sit.traa uarsy 81 = se,.I- a
Convention rsHl-t ran =. - I's l-.ts.S
d=ystiar t" tlr Consultation aal a. 81 toe
Federal t''7y, -:tsI''tt- As' hf s',t-u-; ,' IT,
platform - Z. fsr.le =, :o.Ic'Fs-
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F.s- ra't rttyy a'. tG' - .',5. '-sa- i'astS a.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

f.o.R. 3I-The rea1Ilar Cuuoc,'1 of Pist5
Tliba No. l. Of Carson ity. are he i the Iii
q capitol IoGg"f. -. y. =. On NcGday even
inr ct each seven suns. ! general attendance
Of tho Chiefs and EruthtIs is -oiic;!.d d.
BY order Of ,he o.acl.; IL,
RE KELLY.
:, tr =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

DE. F. j. WHITE, physician sud surgeon. has
romoy 4 his oil.ce from the trr.sby House t.
the suite u rooms .Ear g. i. Coltcn's Drug
store on Carson street. Ee nay there be con
suited during all bou-s OF til. dag ana night.
, 1874-09-24

Nov tint tho prosecution Of Mr.. Doooher has
beon removed from tho ecclesiastical md popn:
lar tribunals to tho law-conrta. tito mannor of
llls trial Ia exciting much attention. firat OF all
arisoa tic inquiry, How can jury DO chosen
Whore can be found twclvo good mon aud ttuo
who llavo not formed an iulexiblo opinion In ro-
gard to tho guilt or innocooco OF tho accused?
Tic Now York papers aro mitch pcrplcxed
by tho dinicultioH OF tlle situation. We
upprohcnd no trouble. Tho cauo Ia iuht
now in such stago that half tho honest
men in Now York do not know what to boliore
TITO porsiHtont advocacy Of 1lr. Docchor'B cauho
by the Now York press must certainly hnro
raiuod up small army Of doubtora. and we arc
willing to trust tho evidence thus far submitted
for having ut loast prevented general conviction
Of A1r. Dcochor's Innocence. As 1t is. tho half
Of tho honest men who ara not in doubt bolioyo
that Mr. Ucochor IL guilty.
, 1874-09-24

Tho Now York Republicans enjoyed to tho full
yesterday an opportunity, Of which not many
Davo como In their why, OF reasonably prnising
Stato Administration for which thoy arc ro-
eponsiblo. Gov. Dix IL their nau. The good
which he did was lnrgo'y III spite Of tho Rcpub-
lican party, but wo understand the party well
enough to know that. 1t will appropriate tho
credit Of It's own confusion with eutiro COM
placcncy. OF course tho Convention nominated
Dix and Robinson. It would e!so baye
invited certain defeat; but, IL thcir past
record Inns bceu correctly reported, tho
managers Ind no occasion to rojoice, Us
thoy pretended to do, oyor tic event. Tho plat
form Of tue Convention reada well, except that
part which chargos TINT Ku-1ilux assassinations
havo been encouraged BY recent Democratic suc-
ceBses. Vermont aud Maine gavo Republican
n.njoritios; aud we uro not informed tnat Tho
ku-Elux havo boon much affected, as they
logically would bo, ii tho Now York Re-
pub1icans Horo honest, by tho results in
those States. JUDGED, the Republicans havo not
been willing to admit before that there 1ave
been any Democratic SUCCESSES. Wo commend
to the consideration Of students in biology 31r.
Conkling's splendid oratorical effort In tho
presence Of tho Convention.
, 1874-09-24

moan spirit. W. hnve no rnsncct for 1t or ita
Executive Commitlao. Wo do not bollovo 1t
call control its own motnbora In tho
promises but, whottlor 1t cnn or not'
ne want no mora OF ita inBolcne
dictation,-tho product Of combined tgnorAnco
aud joauittnm. II It onn f'nd bottor marset
for it's waroa, lot 1t talse thom tlithcr forthwith.
Chicago Is not going ont Of buHinnsb by roabon OF
tho withdrawal Of tho National Donrd Of Under
wrtors, even suppoaing all its inoinbora go'
TAoy uumbor fifty Of tho sovonsy companies do
Ing business horo, but now companies will como
III whom ttloso go out. Now companies Will DO
organizcd horo, sud tho rink Of fro will
bo vastly diminished whom tlvo-sovonths Of tho
INSURANCE III withdrawn. and In tho ond t''oso
companion will como struggling hack. Mcan-
whilo they ha7o dono uB all tho harm they can,-
l,avo dono It with evident malicc.-and $50
neither ask nor expect fayors from tllom. Tie
anim1,s Of their conduct toward iii is to po
sought for In tho City Of Now Yurk.
, 1874-09-24

pcstng eanddases will stand aquaru'y on thotr
nc1its i'll tho two oittoa. Tho proapootn Of an
exciting canynAs and full voto In Minneapolis
and st. Paul aro oxcelcnt. Tho Reform candt-
dntos havo tho advantage Of good principles.
Their platform Ia one Of tho bost framed In tho
Wost this yoar. It demands spoody roturn to
epcoie. a tarG for reyonuo, tho expulsion Of
thioying o!1ioiula from tho southorn States,
hon1o-rule, q free proas, and Stato control Of
railroa1a 1t oppoucs tho pasnngo Of stmptuary
laws. tho Uonyontion decided TO ignore prosi-
ous political connections. 1t will 10 strange II
ts ticket doos not carry tho State with tho a.
gistauco Of mon WHO have boon taught by MoIl-
rath aud Tho Rlug to tRtr,Bt tho Republican
t1nrty.
, 1874-09-24
tiREl. St1lT.

Alderman Of tho SIXTH Ward Of this city, and
who acted Mayor during tho yellow-fever cpl
demic Inst year, instituted suit to-day in tho
Second Circuit Court to roooyor $40, 900 damasea
against Col. Michael hlageveney, Sr,, for utter
Nov, l, 1878, a dofamatory aud libollous epeoch,
aud resolutions adopted GU tho Hamo date by tho
Cltizenn' 1soliof Committee Of this city. W4llo
Acting-slayor, oioalla was charged With tho
forgery Of an order for provisions, and stoaling
giving them to a widow aud eight fatAerlcss
children. At tho timo, Clcatla was expelled from
tho Board Of Aldormen, but was relnstasod by
process Of law. He now aookR to roooyor
dauxgad.
, 1874-09-24

Charles Swan, nn English minor poet Of
como celebrity dieu yesterday, aged II years.
Az oarly "a 1878 Ae became mombor Of d firm
Of engrayera in Manchester, and conducted
branch Of that business to tho day Of hiH death.
Tue frat literary production from his pen to ut
tract general attention was contribution to
poriodlcaipublication, and most Of his subsequent
efforts were in tlo same fald. Tho first volumes
Of his works wcro composed of philosophical
poeuls. 10 departed from this strain later in
uro. and devoted himself to iyricpootry, IN which
class woo tho "Engisl Melodies" published in
ISL, aud tho Letters Of Laura dAuyorne. F."
etc., published iu 1868. Many Of his verses hare
boon adapted to music. I1ia poems hnve been
reprinted III tho United States, Franco, and Ger
many.
, 1874-09-24

nwtRht Johnson, Jonoph Flotclor. mud oshor
Wo!l~known citzuna, botll ogal aud Iay. Tilia IL
.e ot,;s'!on nso curront In tho nowarapor- r-ulcre,
~ .' tho editorial uttorancos Of soma
u q Go to the Jingle cs'eo, tho Union on,co, ami,
t,ao argus o(tcet null nnuteen out Of twcnly Of
ea 1 !S n S1pIoSss W1 Of thoao establishments VII toll
VITA most 0! our olorgy, In tlIoir private tali.
cannot rpeak for storrs. 1'alImadgo, OF Cuylor,
With "nuin l have not convorsed !; but pnull
nsi nnm9 the namoA of certain otLor clergyinon ia
ccpt thus indefinitely who do not hosItato 10
aay in prtvatc..aad who. pe.!,hIA, by-nnii-by.
will Hay III pnblio--tha., willie thoy rcsyoctoI
Mr neccher's original denial, and put faith III it.
Lis lctters shook tits first faith, mud Mr, Tltuna
final statement has destroyed 1t altoRotller.
-, EVEN rIYMouTM CHURCH,
like Wallcr's cottngc OF tho soul,
ri'roapi, s u hsi eiaka usi that t,.ne ha. ,n.ao,
Capt. Duncan. former Superintendent Of thu
snsh!ny-school, and always n blm1 nna honrty
friond Of tic pastor, says openly, In tho Yropss
that Mr. neechor Ia proven, gnilty. Stephen
Gr'Rwo!d, without saying this, rays tlat AIr,
ntlich. Ill this caao. ii the same thing. Other
mctnbcrs Of tho Church Sigh and tnonn in pri-
vato over the lnillstono which Mr. Tilton has
hung round thoir PASTORS neck.
,l,s I!1e effect of slr. ilton'H statomont on tho
public appreciation Of tho Committee of Bix IL
almost indlorouD. Az ususl in such Cases. 1t Ii
Impossible to liz tho responsibility On ovo:y
nIoemhor; 80 scapoqoat iH choson. John
W1nBlow, thn author OF tho Cnn,nlittoe's report.
y ", tho Hnaforing victim IN this instance. Mr..
Wlnslow ts = lawyor. anl hln brethren Of the lar
etvo nm by roEeB OF fun At tho clever lntlnuer
III & WHICH hir. luton destroyed Mr.. Wins}ow's ro-
pors.-psrtto'Ilarly by quoting tho Church's tloo-
umonss aa"i,!nt tho Chllsclt's verdict,
Mr' ktnae'sn. whom Hlr. Tilton touched Oh tho
| raw, declines to roply, under protcrgo OF .poiuy
out OF town.
All round tho circle Mr.. Tilton's abatement w:s
4 HnrpriAe, for ovon lis intimate friouds did not
expect from him 10 powerful q document.
"Whnt 10 YOU think Of IT." asaod ono Of
our aold merchants on Tho Heights.
We'll, aetd ho, thousL.tul,y, "l nm nov
ready to boIieve that Mr. IilLou u q forrern
"Why aoi"
" rocauao ho has forged thundorbolt."
i DouEuIAH.
, 1874-09-24

Mr. Horace Maynard has yonturod something
upon tho dark and tsnpcstuous sca Of inlopenl-
enr politics, with which ho has heretofore been
scarcely acquainted by approving aud promising
to support unoqulvocally tho new Ciyil-nigAts
bill. The Convention which nominated him
avoided this issue. He is, therefore, IN advance
Of his party, and may expec. to bo accusea Of
tseachety by Ills party asauciatos. We rejoice
TINT he has como down from tho fonca /;
the evcnt will show whether ho haH COMO down
on tho wrong aide for political prsfern,ent. Tho
suspicion Ia Washington IL that ho does not ox-
pect TO DO elected Governor, but Is making a
bold attempt upon the Republican nomination for
yicepresiiout iu 1915. 1t is absurd of course, to
suppose TINT alr. Maynard lsas baon betrayed by
honost CONVICTIONS nto political suicide.
, 1874-09-24

Newspapers correspondents write that there
is so1uo p, ospcc. OF anothor iusurrection in Now
Orleans, tho desperate sprita Designing in this
way to force the establishment OF Il military
rule. The desperate spirits nay ia we'll COLI
slider that now revolt will have no synipathy
in tho North, and 1t will most certainly imporil
mauy precious lives Tho leaders Of ouch an
enterprise must be prepared to tako tho'r lives
In thoir hands and offer them up freely az q
sacrifice to the genius Of anarchy.
, 1874-09-24

A Convention OF llofor1uoru, cou,posod of
Liberal Republicans aud Democrats, waa hold in
st. Paul yesterday. It waa largo aud respccta-
bio gathering, eono Of tho best citlzons of the
state-men who havo not heretofore boon pron,-
inout In polltlca-boag In attendance. The
stato olllcors 10 bo chosen this yoar in MIu-
Of tho Supreme Court. THO candidates put for
ward by the Republicans reside III St. Paul and
Minneapolis. Tho Retormsra yesterday nom.
i,,ated for Chief Justtco, Weatcott Wlkia, Of st.
Paul, and tor Aaaoclato Juasico, William Loeb
ran, OF Minneapolis. I.ooal projudicos arc thua
bAlaueed betweau tia two udk5sa, aud tia op-
, 1874-09-24

Aron Anderson, the alleged iucoadtnry, waa
OH trial buforo tho Criminal Court yesterday
Tho oyideuco for the prosecution is oil IN, aud
Anferson's counsel las show, that his client bc-
longod to Dible-class, and therefore could not
havn set fire to his ho,,ao. Seriously speaking
tho aefonee is making ont good casa, ana
Anderson il likely to be FREQ nau before night
fall tn.s1ay.