Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-14

New York, November I3.-Tha bogus
London dispatch in regard to the death
Of Queen Victoria states that the city
has been thrown into a state OF intense
and painful excitement by = report, pur-
porting to come from Balnoral Castle,
ammo uncins the death Of her Majesty.
Queen Victoria No official information
has vet been received, ard the denial or
confirmation Of the report is anxiously
awaited. The report states that her
Majesty died very suddenly, but the
cause of death is not given.
Chicago, November ia Washing
ton special to the Inter- Ocean says that
Attorney Genera! Williams. in . con-
versation to-day. Says he believes that
the political sentiments of Republicans
have not undergone any permanent
change. There was great dissatisfaction
at some measures OF the Republican
party, and that was developed at the
recent elections. 1t is an easy thing, be
thinks, to find fault with the Republican
party, but cot so easy to find party
able to reform its faults and accom-
plish all that Republicans have been
charged with neSlecting. Williams
has not much faith IL the ability Of the
Democratic party to satisfy the people
on the great question of the day which
Republicans have handled but failed to
settle. Democrats in the next Congress
he believes will a-ow their principles
and take their stand on all leading issues
Of the day. and he believes that whom
the party's position comes to Do defined
it Will fall by it. He has no idea that
Democrats can satisfy the country on
these subjects any better than the Re-
publican party has done. Grant. he
SAYS, feels cheerful over the defeat. The
Attorney General, in speaking of the
third term agitation. says he always be-
lieved the discussion to be mere moon
shine; that it was nothing more than
clap-trap. gotten up for effect On the re-
cent elections.
The Secretary Of the Navy, in his an
nual report. will ask for about nineteen
and half million OF dollars, being the
same amount that was asked for last
year. but which was cut down to sixteen
millions. The Bureau of Construction
and Repairs is to have three and half
millions for repairs to naval vessels
The chief Of the Bureau thinks this
amount will keep good-sized working
force constantly employed in the differ
emit yards. No new naval vessels will be
asked for by the Secretary to b provid-
ed fof in these estimates. It 10 not i'm
probable. however. that an additional
sloop of war will be provided for late in
the season in the miscellaneous appro-
priation bill. Six million dollars will be
applied to the personnel Of the navy,
about two millions to the engineer bu-
reau. the balance being equally divided
among the bureaus of medicine and sur
gerry. provisions. clothing and equip
mont.
San Francisco. Nov. 13.-1:3O p. N.
The weather is very promising for the
great 5000 running race to- morrow.
In pools Katie Pease sells at $3.50,
Thad Stevens $50, Joe Daniels $500
the field SITS. All the livery stables
have exhausted their stock, and on
the day of the race every sort of vehi-
Gle will be pressed into service. Hun
dreds of buggies, coaches and wagons
will be brought to the city to day from
adjoining towns for the convenience of
visitors.
Hollister, Nov. 13.-The Hollister
brewery and dwelling house, owned
by Henry Varcoe of this place, was
totally destroyed by fire about %
o'clock this morning. The FIRE origin
ated in the brewery; cause unknown.
Loss from $1,000 to 5000. Insured
for $1,000.